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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-04-20

BAcKBITING--Thc not uncommon
custom Of pclting a friend after he has
left the company, seemssto hive been
derived from the practice @ofsthc am
cient tribes, who erected "a monument
to departed hero, BY throwing stones
upon it,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-04-20
M5inr- -amakt 5turq.
HeIsna Carlisle.
By JANE EYRE.

A STORY FOR THOSE NOT wIDE,AwAKE"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

Tn CIR Corr-- ne sep'smbsr rrm Il Thu Csar s,s
prsAniHsd yestsriay DDfn.ngjudge Culver pFssItlx.
aud Supervisors Allen snd Airyksf. The orani jsFJ
which had been called fr ths sostt as1hsx~a in
consequeDoe n ansl n grand jurors Icing dasn r
the Court u General sss.Dns vh4sh eonrnersi,s Sop
isnb.T term day NE ~ the petit jurors
rau,d but ibsie noi being aprsssps nsmbss psss~ns
Additional natabsf sdisi when, after dss.inx
y is~ mD,ons Ms coaft aaionfns-i unsal this
morning When ~. ioIiowinz calendar ~f t~ sifa Ups
Sos =, =, 8, o. ~, ~, H., 20. "a ssa ~
TW rvHSc h1ncos.-fhs different public seAooss a
this city commenced NE tn term yesterday DsrihS
the vacation IN August the schooi houses hsv- bssa
paired renovated. AMI painted. Most - The private
schOols ogunIsfnosd yesterday Ais0
AsRS1s W rotlfHr police ~ ihs eynselias,sf
ciiy made sitiy arrests darny ihs frsy ~syht
houfr ending yefisrdsy mDrping ~ thu naBb~f.
thirty thse- sste oF dranksnnet and the rvnaH1sf 'yr
tariouA pity cnsBsss.
trtsrgu n Fciu --TwS men. NAMED Thanas Brlas
sBd JshD Hrsn got into dlapuie sunday ~ state
street Cola p5ba vlen Hfian f~esirsi siAb a,
tho sbasfara ~iti, sssrp astfansp Hagsa talss
Into custody srs committed - swstths fssa ~ btso
inlurtss BftNn faksn ~ bio rsfifsase sBa -.
Dfscn sss eaiie1 - ha at'sndsnts ~ wg4si q nns
ecufi9sfvi dangerous.
Bo.Kp ~ HrafrH.-The Mayor y rtSqtlyA hAs hs.s
ntfcr'sr % Vrefen' ~ Aadg 4 safga.a :, AcAntis
esSt rhieh 49, iaten ffsg sestsis = tsagaEils~.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

role saecsdte, son amour pour Cifiace M
s'es, rtsee ellie plus fort lue jam-s ili NOR. :,
no connat Plus ren Aus Ia sale entire est frapr
dadmifaton. Jamas n'svons cn,cndu un silenrr
auNi soienn.i. Duran. ie monoiogue de Rs'hef Tau
oience enticre g, suspcniue ses leyres ccte vo'A
grave qui resonne accents deoiirsns gestes NJ
mirabie' prodniaen, mpres,lon hnrnsnse,
Ia scene qui suit, irritation croit mesgrs sus
son ifsFe ui parc peut e,rc renie que par Pcbei
tnaanr mot qu'sgc prononce une ntos:hiou
dihefsn'c ohaquc phrase + yoi1 sbrc d'svanexe
chaeune de Ses mprecatcns comrse la foudre.i
desesPor, "A colere . faScur = iamour gnen, Ian
ses traits; aussi quand Ell. 'crmne "A tcrtc mprbecD
tion ct qu'sic tombc frappec par eon fst. rcnthou
siasnie ongemps coa,cnu s-late ayee ftasrie jana,
n'avona rien w Dc paregi
Que poGvon- aloucr' aue tout paud!t sire et.
iTansporte dsdmiration; ave ayons W pisurrre
fremir au,our Dc nous msnsr qui cotnpyonnco
pas c francas. &c cont Ia de- impressions que csm,u
est habituce produe. ses anditeurs voicnt pas
ellie une aetrice remplissant role.
Cost que Rache, Fest pas artse ord!naFc est
qu'clle ptnetre tecmcn, do rcHpri, Dc person
10 monde - ellie ess pour plus sste quencarasttes
de celui qu'co represenc. Ansi parai, Rachel dans
touten 6es creations.
Riscns en tcrmlnan, que Msdcnioisele RacaeI a et-
parhiiemcn, seeondee lc public la prouve q nan,rs
reprises par Sc applnudIssrments.
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informed Of tke death OF her lover By the messenger
sent to her father to congratulate him upon the victory
gained BY his surviving When the story commenced
she seems Indifferent Al II progresses she gradually
rouses herself ana When HE catastrophe Is announced
the depth Of her despair 1nds in word-Alas =
and she falls into deep swoou, well done that
cuscmed to the stage t. for the moment carried away
by ts seeming reality Follow ing this, her with
her brother, her denunciaton Of her brother and OF
Roms, powerfully delineasd that she seemed t.
break down the great barrier between herself and the
audentethat Is, her foreign tongue and 70 carry them
with her IL we're in the hollow OF her hand She act
down TO her fingers ends Her thin and fragile figure
seems TO shrink and quiver from the efec, Of the
passions which seem to excite her, bat which, IN
fact, only have that effect the audience. She
elaborates detail Every effect Is highly finished She
IL triumphant over her audience Without the slightest
real emotion she cnchans them with the cunning Of
the that they carried away from the theatre
they stand In Romcthey hear the clash Of frcsounding
and the shouts that welcome the victor ious Hora
thus TO the Eternal Cty-they 60 away sadly with
the death shrek ofpoor Camille s ringing their ears
and with the blood Of her before their eyes Even
those who altogether ignorant OF the French Ian.
guagc were In raptures with the fourth act Rachcls
pantomimc Il eloquent then the words Of
dnary actress. Her face IN not handsome but
very expressive. Her figure rcscmblod though
She Is actress tha never bc forgotten
The writer Of this ha great many theatrical per-
fomances aud great deal OF what called good acting
The Camille OF MILE Rachel Is the only piece of great
ing that he has ey er seen
The audience seemed astonished by H. but a, the al,
Of the curtain, their applause which had been shower
ing broke forth in perfect storm, and there a
unanimous call for Rachel The curtain rose and she
discovered in the centre OF the stage very pale very
from and avta a.
edged the applause three times, and seemed much
exhausted that II. Felix came from the wing
and carried her OF. Some unchartable people,
said that this arectaton. We, the
trary, think II remarkable that n person with
such light physical timber should have succeeded
in producing such extraordinary effects without
being still exhausted than she seemed to be.
There several peculiares about the perormanee
and the artists which shall describe hereafter. In
the meantime We may soy that no description give
an adequate idea Of laches acting II Is luxury which,
TO use re expression must he to be appreciated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04
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And complete history Of all the important events connect
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DUBLrsHED THIS DAY HUNTERS MEDICAL sPE
I cslls and journal OF the Diseases of the Chest
discussion Of diseases Of he throat and anss Among hecon
Medical speciall,es
Asthma. lis nature causes and cure
The prevalenee, and importance Of
"A v;;a Genssn'rs'ed sas,i.,cs Sinny."
The following extracts from Inc Specialist viii a.
explain how wide field this periodical intended to occu
s srs he publ: At sn.r well , az for the
p. e % . % o Of when ss have Been
hitherto kept in helpless Tn, wns they pro,sy
Sssh her physical and mental PERFECTION and
happiness enjoyment they DO M to re,osn.e as al
% ho:s Who duly q.alh:d to undertake. $: great re-
Our views regarding tho popular discussion OF medical
subjects already well known through the
We have long the opinion at sound practical In
the people all matters health wiarm
hem agains OF quackery and aid them In CO.
operafg with their In the preservation
cry OF their health they could not do II unlnormed The
parcs OF Specialist will found OF great interest TO
general reader The discussion Of diseases Of the thros
and other medical subjects II free from
anything in the slightest degree objectionable.
The Specialist may therefore, be considered m The light OF
family medical paper and trust 10 II extensively pa
ronized by the heads families throughout the Union
The published 81 annum or 10 cents Tor
number may be obtained Of all booksellers and
SHERMAN 4 CO., No. vesey street
Asior House, New York.
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Ibs Trian~ psrlaseossly vsss4 sso s~r,s -yi'h -
ftDiiA ssgs,J misssysesensd ~ fa ~ sAsvt
ga,sslens viii studied nssagnsssy. Ia sfA-y - -
himself night bsfcre the yssps NJ Nmib 80 S~s -
senf too ~ bis G~ngr~tstssl hss - w ISSsr~ r
pubi1asion q. an sAv.,sl.@tgsys saaf,h s~ss ars
b. ndrs coars vi,h fas s,~eb ne ssiN~s rshsss~t
ibs eeetent but gruabs sD4 ssf 90 hsnafsi SsAAfs
not sD0uGA. Nksgs ~ iby s~Fg thsf oysssssee~ -
HsnSsy Adasl
This Il 49,, De asss tine M Ts,s has ,,ssi wsss
s,s tksr sse h,u psy Bssv@isn - hs ,ws vla-
fles,lgr W. hs,s ,ks s,ssor ~ ths, usnss !.
t,.~ss ,hl. sysssn - bik<f rng fSf ibe pssr
surn - o. Ast rss 90 sorrsfsisses s<t tbs Jyfs~
ts hsnxs ~ resfsnss. sDf fhe nsasss a yssslfssss
ia ssrssilsipr cssamDs. - Er-nsnS nwrw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

sssiDu ~ Dam. .-cLas. Carroll ehlli three yssrs
old scalded 70 dosh yesterday ~ the resiseoo.
ia parents, Foriythird street -e-qff -
accidentally falling into barrel q hot s~ni vhleh h.s
Jus, been brought 'r0n d,,iiiery Corones ODgaaes
held m inquest upon The boay.
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EXTRA PAY.

LxIRA PAx-EAvY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA
- Psy oMcerL warrants, "erira pay and balances
wA9e~ due AL United States sailors, IN al
ip their wdovs and heirs promptly obtained and paid and
s knds o. claims against the Cnitsd sses recoyerd ~
Agent. is,s Purser c. r navy and Attorney ard
Counselor ~ Iar, s. Wal zlfsei
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F0nrY Nnr Hosss RAcy-The Jsr~

FOKrr Hfrr Honse HAcy-1he Jereyyile fii' -
pysSs ssb ssrs ihss kors rses, hor Jssssyyils =.
A,su .ss rs;srn, vil ecus - % hord., ~ lofh fs
bsss svDsd In that t1vp. nis VII y ss-; q es'sss-
sDs 80 b-ss uns hssna bsss W. shs isessi~S
oaSsssrs Tbs ,~vDs ~ ths are V g. % al asrs
~ 0vssrs tainh Sesi, vtstbrr n esrAs = $3.50 80
sis, so1 - vftktrSvs ~ sbs rsArs nna~ ~ eHvn-
sssess, ss<eys The d~sn - sthFf = - $500 =
sso~~y has k>~n AS.sss.es vi'b - ssArsAsvr. "a
osssr ,v~ts aa.i~s s%ffi.f H. = #.El4 80
rsprh "a. 4 r-sf 4 rffsal = q I.H M.4.
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RATRIMONIAI..

AEATRINoNIAI.-THE ADVERTISER MGESrt,gwAv
l twenty eight years of age anxious 70 form the
npce OF . lady with view OF ma rmony Shc nns be
twenty Ave OF of good disposition educs
and OF good address She must also be OF good personal
pearsnre line stating where interview may had
addressed j. Mortimer, Herald once, will meet with mme
se attention. and be treated aa sscrcdiy CONFIDENTIAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

Iha 5fAU Srtosniy1e. state grcnailsrW CaptAin
Castle, passed the HnaiD ooce yesterday, bouai on
ercurplon 70 Tushing r. They mustered thirty mus.
te,s, AMI marched very well They we're accompanies
ny Fpbertson's Bfaa hand. The Cfenaiisrs returned
late in the evening decidedly damp bat In Al god hu-
NOR a. the state q the weather would permit.
FsrAI RAIiRoaD A'cprsr Philip Ossn q boy 10,
years 81 sge died yesterday :, hs Ssw Yssk Hospital
from injuries received The 10Th uit by bsax ~
over by fec0nd avenue coroner D'D0nnsI M
hold an Inquest upon tho BODY to-day The parents -
The dsceasea rssds al The a fory so5si stree.
and sceand avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04
HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATS.

HOLDRIDGE5 HOTEL, T57 AND T59 BROADWAY
Ii handsomely furnished airy and neatly kept apartments
now be obtained with wihou, board by the neal day
week served In dining private rooms the
able terms Rooms rent from s2 $50 per week. No charge
baths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE NEw YoRS HORTICULTURAL Irr--The above
society held their regular monthly meeting last night At
Clinton Hall Aston place, al O'Clock Wilson q. Hunt
In the chair. some twenty OF thirty members were %
attendance Tie Secretary Peter Il, Mead, ,hs
port q the Committee Of Arrangements or the fall e.
hibton, which states tina, Il proposed make up tbs
prize list ofvolunsfy contributions and tha, ,~ohirs ~
the prizes have already been subacib.d through b~
raty of the trcads 81 the society This cshlbiuea Is -
be held on tho 18th and .6th Of September In the
lug tooms o the Mercantile lIhrary Association and IA.
Young MEMS Christian Association, =, Clinton Han
There will be three separate rooms for the exhlb,ion.
one for how.fs one Tor vegetables Bnd another for fruit
The prizes range from three necn dolafs AMI dpa
and cefncaies ~ merit viii be awarded Tor articles
ol superior merit not enumerated Ia the lt u the Dss
10 be exhibited.
FmE wAsmNoIoS sRnr.-AbOat a quarter pat
nine O'Clock last night re dscorc cred In the baAe,
mcnt II the Eve story store So 2oi wsshicvton street
occupied by hr tolney Euo, dealer ia salt, bas,es.
chee'c &c. The hrcmen, usual wore quickly AZ to
prcmscs and extlnguiahcd the dre before Il spread be-
you'd the basement The Arc appears have originated
In some empty boxes under the hatch which "a, dors
a, tho imc thus preventing the spread of he asme~
The basement contained bags " Falt and salt In buk
aiao egg and LOT Of empty afkinr The loss viii prob.
bly, amount TO about sh0 covered BY Insurance but 10
what companies We coua not learn the proprietor ID
tbc store re,ldcs out Il town. In small room p,ru
toned On ne cellar four hia were found dead IA ie.
cages suhoenied by the smoke.
CartK GARnES EaoHANr Iru RSrorT ron ArGuvr
The following i report q the number ~ ships
and passenger arrived casile Garden during N,
month u August, 1906, which has been furnished ~
commtsaiouer Joha A. Kennedy Chairman ~ the CAs,,
Garden Committee % the BoaFi ~ Fmigtani Comssa.
sioncrs.--
Number Of ships arrived. -
Number ~ pa,scngers (commutsrs) ........... Tsss
=" 30, tytsiicra} .,t.......+........ o6f
Total. sis5
Total amount ~ money brought ...... ss6i sss 81
Average Tor each aFscnger,............... o, y.
II viii be seen that tito average ~ for each
senrrr l. much greater than IL Grst supposed ~
would be- Should two hundred toussni ~rulgrsnts
rive during the prchen year they ~ bring with ,be-a
nearly slt 100000. Castle Garden presents quite bg,s
ncss look Just f,ll having ifly set "a tbs
Der ~ emgfsnt hhips continues 10 Increase ON Satur-
day sept and on Sunday the ~, the foorlns ships
arrived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

NOTICE-THE PROPRIETOR OF RICHMOND HILL
IN Hotel, Staten Island, bcgs TO inform the public that
the house viii be kept open for the accommodation Of
parties visiting the island during the fsl season. Board
si be ~ q week; children and servants % So horses
~ S0 Particulars at =. w. Bencdicts store No. Wall
street Nsv York. The Richmond stage at yandebiips
land ng meets the and O'Clock boat in the morn
ing, and At 3, 4 and o'clock in the evening.
J. l.. KETIFTT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04
MILE RACHELS DEBUT In AMERICA.
First Night or "EIorses'' In New York.

First Night OF "lAOraes" In New York.
THE HOUSE AND THE PLAY-oPrNIOSs or A" LIVE
YANKEEn AND A FRANC0~AMERIcAN-RAcHEL
TRIUMPHs.
We chroniced about ten days since, the arrival of
Mademoiseie Rachel (Felix) in America. We have
to place record Impressions Of and the cts
nec,ed with her first appearance in the United States
which took place last night the Metropolitan theatre
in this city For the better information OF oil classes Of
our readers at home and abroad give accounts In
English and French.
NATIVE AMERICAN oPYNIeS.
The mos interesting dramatic performance that ever
took place in the United States OF last night
Metropolitan ,heatre It was thus announced -
MErRopOIIAN TngArRE-On Monday. Sept 3 lfor the nta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04
THE TURF.


NRNrREvILLE COURSE. l.. l., TROTTING, TUESDAY
. wagons 8 D. McMann 5 Flora TemPls Hiram
woodruff names Lady Franklin. This race Will come
% without regard % weather SoE CoSSLs Proprietor
NENTREvILLE COURSE, L. l., TROTTING.-wEDNEs-
~ day, Sept g. at O'Clock Purse and stake 200, mile
cS 6 Baker Boy;wm enter. b. g. feaeocs @,
Carl cn,ers ch Sheppard; iangsaH B. m Queen Mary;
b wd g5y wn UoNKfS Prouret5r g.
CENTEEvILLE COURSE - l. LeTRoTTISdmw,ED r TIN .- YEP
mile heats best three In ave In harness. John Mott
m Gray suffolk J. names JOEL coSRTfs Proprietor
y.s s Hsss .s s sss
best three in i've in harness. j. j. b. Lady Law
renee John Mott names g. M Grey Hnrv sYs9T pro,ro0
NENTREvIILE COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-THURs
mile heats wagons wagon driver 70 weigh pounds
Geo spiccr enters b. Frank Forrsreri = McMsnn en-
JOEL CoNkLfN, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE /. .I.-TROTTfNG-M0NDAY
- september y At three o'clock M-Purse, 800; mile
heats best three In Ave IN harness Geo spcer entsrs br
enters s s. g & Chicago jack jack JOEL coNkIfS Propsor
TINIoS COURSE. L. L-TRoTTING.-oN THURSDAY
best ihsee in ave, skeleton wagons II woofruG
b. Rachel The above horses ere AL fon Phiade
pha. SHAW WHITE, Proprieors.
TSOR sAIE-THE CELEBRATED TRoTTING Stall
IL lion John Ferris FIVE years old, dark chestnut has
trot,ed mile in 235< In public, out Of fix in race
and his challenge remains open TO trot TO wagons or har
ness any stallion in the world warranted sound and
terms APPLY to SAMUEL TRUESDElI, liz Mercer street.
to JAMES IRVING, % Washington market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

TrSIoS HOTEL HUDSON STREET. A FEW. DOORS
~ frum CanaiThs large and spacious hotel has lately
derkonc eIensve alterations the undersigned enabled
ouer 70 his friends, and public generally every comor
and convenience 70 be desired In sus OF single
rooms and 70 which are attached baths shs &C. The
under-eped proprietor from this line
business trusts that enabled 10 mpsY every sails
faction 70 us boarders, whether permanent transient,
LEWIS r. DEXTER.
VERY SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOE FAMILIES
and single persons can be found the BrevOorf Tonse
Fifth Eighth street kept upon he Puroneen
plan Rooms are offered al reduced rates
aHsessoa ALBERT CLARK, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

DC EIINNIlNi wv 2 AVVV'
Mr. Gillespie passed restless night but J. better this
morning. She has been made aware u her busband's
death.
Mr. lukins, o. Philadelphia, Who was a, hrsi thought
to be beyond recovery, Is nending rapidly
Mr. IAhn, Of ofCan,on, Ohio left for home this morning
The rest of the wounded arc getting along quite
fortsbly.
There i sil body here that has not been Identified
II beng quite evident ., Is not, - stated Mr.. Ham
phreys Of Illinois. The Of r. Lovelsnd In pencn
marx has teen discovered the va.eh pcelss oi hs
rsn.sioons. No ssss>s- ehses fguas upon hin OF
49, o.htf max t. Hent.fy hin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

Prices q. admission TO Mile Rachcvs performances:
Orchestra Seats, Parquete and Parauete Circle ~
First Circle. s. Upper Circle. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-04

NENTgEyILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-wED-
" nesday September O'Clock r. NJ, match for 800,
mile heats best three ve John Mott
m. Gray Suffolk; j. !. names b. 8. Lawrence
- - JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-16
FACTS FOR THH PEOPLE,

4 n the great progress constantly making In eve,
branch Of science and Art IN this country, aud ~
.e,i.ly IN Davenport. the al Of making covering e.
uNDI1srANDIuo OF THx YIoPLI
has not been forgotten, T.. there has been fsr Boo
ss1 SAes Nsssaetery ssd Store estxbilshed In l,nN
export on brady II. between Second and Third whe,
ever, variety IL the most fashionable Boots 4 >ho
.ap be fuunu and that may be generally known tha
such is the case the subscriber takes this oPporun
10 inform the public that he has en- hsni the argc-
dock OF Boots & Shoes that was ever offered In MI.
,,ore in the State, all VI his own make and warsane
to be rs good any custom work made IN this country
hi,h he offers sell Al less prices than much inferio
rt,es cun be bought for els where Also he Ii pre-
Jared 10 make order any Gnd all KINDS II the mos
sty lies ~ Boots and Shoes ut short notice
Particular Attention
III be paid 10 the Manufacture Of Gents nne sewc,
boots aud fame, Shoes also Ladies' due Black and Col
bred CATERS Glove Kid Polkas Jenny LIMBS, buskins
Fame, slips. &C. -
LEATHER AND BINDINGS
CONSTANT, on hand. A large stock Of soie Leather
French and American calf upper leather, KIP, Moros
20 linings. Binding. Pegs, Nails. Thresd Galooh ana
II articles usually keptin finders stores which VIII
.old al the lowest ma kct price.
y oulL say most smphatiealiy IN ! have ON han'
sDo (aAeA Of the Best Bssfs and SAess that VA
yer brought into thu country. which are offered tn III
rade ut prizes that will compete with any honse II
IL. Western States, and all who In want Of home
made Boots and Shoes resre' fully invited TO ex
this stock before purchasing elsex here.
w 4. POTTER, Proprietor
W. C. BurTrRvIrLD, Agt
June 10.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-16
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town 10 situated on beautiful nnduiaiiss
] prairie 10 miles from Davenport aud y miles
rom MuscatiBe II IL the State road. miles from
The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
he river Ii very healthy: with population Of ott'
hundred not csse II sickness having cccnrred the
.ammer. II il within hslf mil, - timber aud III
sane distance ~ the b-s corl banks IN IN" conntr
well cred bath with .rr'ngs aud wells
Binc Grfss confirms ne store, with hne open
g for another black smt, shop. wagon shop. cabinet
hop. etc THREE bai dir - now being completed
ne Of which. Of ample dmeRsionsand Intended for
.veru sta nd. is for reasonable terms Bein.
III the main tvav-ilri road and the ne resi- puhiis
oase miles distant, very fair indnceme9tsare thu
resented 10 any one wishing To engage IN the husi
.ss. A mill is IN operation y miles from tn
Nv and grist mill 10 being erected at the same
lace
Lots are now for sale in the shove town or yer,
rasnabie terms and those wishing IN build ard 10
at. th.Ye will have sn Inducements pr-aeBiet then
=. are rarely offered! g nd imp,ov d farms can bs
-haaed in the vicinif, tfsom rs tn $40 per acre
Stone coal kept constant or hst - NJ, coal hint
JAS. J.. III Ehs ID rs.
Bine Grass Oct rth, Ia54-wt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-16

HARDWARE At wHoL1sAL1.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,

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HARDWARE At wHoLxsALx.
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
rsrsarxxs AND DEAlxxs IN foax,sx AND DoxssT,'
Hardware, Cutlery and Tinnsrs ssosk
AID MANUFACTURES OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
40. 23s LAKE STREET,
CHICAGO, HI.
kx-OULp cali the attention Of Cssstry .kereAaMs
w and NWssrs TO their seU and .ar SeeA
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Nails. Log, Col, Tree. Halter and rn r Chains
Sad Irons Hook aud STRAP Hinges, Anvs, Wees Bci
Hoes S,,thcs, Rnkes. Files. q ass. Sash Pnmrs.C"
fee Mills Scacs, Pool et and Table Cutlery ami eros
Cut Mill and Circular Saws, sc.
Timers Stock,
Til Plate Sheet Iroii. Timed and Brsshiers crpe
Metal and Copper Bottoms. Bauca Tn, Wire, Pat
Covers. Tea Kciti Breasts. Rivet-. Ears, DC.
Builders Hardware:
Door Locks. B, It's, screws. hnttar Hinges ana las
teners. Sash fasteners Weights ard Rollers. &c.
Carpenters and Joiners Tools:
Planes, Squares. Levels. Angsrs. Boxing Machines
Chscs. hits. Hammers, Hatchets. saws. Rules. BIT
ces sc.
Britannia, Planished and Japaned Ware:
Tea aid oiee po,> and rms. Dish towers, castors
Candlcstick. Ladses--and II large Stoek OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
Of anr own Manufacture
Onr facilities for purchasing are such that We cal
ASSURE esaatrs Merchants and Others par
re Stoek, more eomptsfe asssrfmsHf and iowfF ~,
res than II. other house IL the city We solicit cal
aheb all can judge for themselves.
Chicago. Ma. s7ih, ls54--trw.Iy