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FIRST BOOK OF COMPOSITE IN. By = BRoo~FIELD'
limo, pp. $50. A. >. Barnes Co.
The purpose of this little manual is to furnish the
Younger classes in composition with practical aid,
adapted to the first stages OF progress. 1t presents
series of subjects of familiar interest with appropriate
questions intended to suggest leading points OF view
and place the inexperienced writer on safe track
The plan is novel and ing onious, and is skuy car
ried out Objections doubtless exist TO commencing
instruction in theme-writing with pupils of the early
acc to which this work is adapted but il their tender
brains are to be tomented before the time with formal
instruction on the subject the method OF the author
appears to DO more udicous than any in ordinary use
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PARTIES IN KANSAS.

To ht Edftor q The Y. J. ITDsH<
SIR If you think that the publication of the follow
ing brief correspondence between some of my Pro-
Slavery friends and myself will correct the misstate
ments which seem to be in circulation respecting the
proportion of the friends Of Freedom and the defenders
of Slavery in Kansas, and will instead thereof place
reliable information before the public you will oblge
me by inserting the same in your paper.
FREDERICK STARR
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CITY ITEMS.

Moyiso PAsoRANA or EuRoPK.-Mr J. X. Smith
continues to exhibit he Moving Panorama at tss Chi
nc.e Buildings. No. $50 Broadway. Thu d ate
getber remarkabs work. and seeing Il Is the next sest
thing to ,king tour Of Europe. Isthe largest Nov
pg Panorama existing is painted on $4,000 square lee
Of from views taken on tho SPOT and has bsss
exhibited in London Dublin, Edioburg, Paris, Vissna.
SC 1t Is accompanied throughout. too, by capital
lecture by Mr. J. r. Smith; and one, untraveed o.
Travelled, viii attend the exhibition without bong in
siructed and delighted by the clear, capacous, artistic
display afforded him in two three hours OF the most
renowned, natural and artificial wonders and sights q
Europe.
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BRIG ASHORE on LONG ISLAND.
&c of The y. Y. Tribune.

FRI ISLAND, Monday, June 25. 1855.
The brig Nancy Plaisted, Capt. Hoyt OF Gardner,
Me-, from Madeira to New-York, with barna ana
wine, came ashore eight miles to the eastward OF ne
Island Lighthouse on the evening OF the aith' a.
o'clock. She anchored off shore but her caole parsu
srd she Drove head on the beach All hands were
saved. The brig is 80 tuns burden and years GU
and now lies high and dry and tight. She was cor
signed TO Mr. Henry 5. Leyerich.
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fAdveriissmeutl
A CARD TO THE PATIENTS OF DR.. s. s. FITCH,

n
YoRK-The undersigned respectfully makes the following
request Of all persons United States the Cansdas whs
have al any tine received medical from hm for Dis
ease, Of the Lungs or Heart; That they will immediately
con uuc6fe b. letter with him. sta ing this time whsn he was
fret consulted brief the respectively and their
present condition Of health.
To those Of my patients who will comply with this request
viii on the receipt Of their letters some fcss
which nav be Of Interest hem The correspondence WIN 80
regarded b. ms codenaL beg 20 press tho request nero
make and shall esteem Piance with especial favor
s. g. FIrcH, No. ia Broadway, New York CITY.
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ST.. JosSrH, (Mis,ouri.) Friday, June 8, lass

ST JossfH lMissouTil Friday, Juns 3, lsaA
The Rev. FREDERICK STARR, Rochester, n. "
D,cr Brother and Friend having been called
the incosed short article clipped from Tao Mssy RsPsia
In which reports You saying The freeSosrs or Free
State men 10 n 70 ProSayery Sc" We
your friends defended Won against certain changes that
have make BY the above assertion aud our defense
Il on the ground that been reported
swing the FreeSoers such majority This u simply to In
auire whether o risht IN position
Hopin. will early day are truly yours,
+. b. KERCHEYAL
REUBEN MIDDLETON.
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CRICKET -To-morrow vii be played at Hoboken.
the pet match of the sessonNew York sg St. George.
The players chosen viii be the bes. eleven Of bod
clubs with Sans, and Sam Wright az bowlen. This
annual match always creates some excitement in the
crcketng circles each club tries to outvis the OH
er and this game shows the relative strength Of both
parties Play commences at 10 o'clock; and the Ia
des' tent will be erected as usual
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ADVERTISEMENT
PUOTOGRAPHIC

ue. In al and paste Miniature superior &c the hnest
ivory rAung uncoored PBoTocRAHHs equaed BY no otnsr
establishment world Perfect likeness taken 10 any sys
or ze from Dszuerreotype Of decs sed persons feze o
P.nTIxcs on canvass at one sitting, taken only by
J. Quincy & g. ID. FREDERIcks,
No as Rue Base de Rcmpirt, Paris, and
No $40 Broadway, kew-Yofk
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Advertisement.
TNuFVFIIHEIII0tINsI
Q sale of us VILLA SITES at FORT

NoTcF-The sale Of rs VILLA SITES at FORT
HlmLros sdyerfed off Monday the 18th, adjourn
ed til THURSDAY s2oclock In consequence OF the
weshe the same accommodation will then be provided tor
hose desiring attend. For full particulars. Free Tckets
Maps &C. apply to Mr. JAMES BARKER J. T. MoULros.
Aretloneer. No. Nassau 81.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The great inhaling remedy for Asthma, Consump-

eon and all deases Of the Throat and Luns Dr. Cvsrss
Hycg.Sa Thosands have been restored health tbs pei
wear by the Hygssna Principal Office No. Sf5 brosasy -
sod by C. H. kISc, No s2 Broadway Pnce Only =, -
see DR.. curtis will be E The ONCE dAiJ from Az
where be may be committed free Of charge
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TAGyertlsemenL1

LIGHTT, NEWTON IL BRADBURY's superior Pr
AMOS ard GOODMAN g. BALDwNs Double-Bank hEL0DEoss.
suitable Tor Churches Tw0ye good French Pccoo PIAsos
PiaLos let CoLBURs NASH, Agents No. f3 broso"s'
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George Law:

We are indebted to Edward H. Mitchell, Purser
of the George Law, Mr.. j. b. Devoe, passenger, Pa
cifc Express Co., Freeman Co.'S Express Co.,
Adams g. Co., and Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Expresses
for fayors
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CHARGE or FALSE PRKTESsEs.-Samuel Riel-

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsEs.-Samuei htet-
,er German keeping vegetable stand on the Sidewalk
opposite No 10 yesterday arrested BY Otics
lord OF the Lower Police Court charged with having obtnef
ly false pretanse goods the value of iSl from Mr. A d.
(u,tp merchant at No. III Wahingtons appears that be
Mr. O. that hs engaged in profitable bus
ness at No IS Jackson which number Is large sors the
statement charged be false. The accused was tskss
lefse Justice Connolly and held await examination.
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lAdvertisement
DECOR ALIVE PAPRR-HANCIN0S.--
PIAn AND DECOF

rRArr HAkDESBRRGH Manufacturers and Importer. No.
no broadway between Leonard and Frarknnsts invite AZ
epon 10 their stock which Is unsurpassed By any
ID tis couny. Faithful and accomplished workmen sont =
warranted.
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BASE BALL.-A new club at Astoris, boldly chs'-
lenges another club. called the Putnam Club, o.
Brooklyn, f. D.. and on Thurday they play them
first match at Astoria, commencing at 81 o'clock.
There are some good players on both sidcs.
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LAdyertiseuen,.1

Doors AND SHOEs.--EXECUrOR'S SALE 70
CLosg Az FsTATEA lot Of Calf and Patent eathe.
Doors different styles Of Patent Leather shoEs VIII be soa
much below cost until tho h Of July No - hessau-sI
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(Advetsement
H.o H.o -kDrurp W4pVPp a. IN nYQ

Gas, CAS- GAS.-ARCHER, WARNER q TO- eto
now manufacturing CHAxDkLERs and other styles Of Gas
FxruREs which for beauty Of design and superior woks..
hip are any country See samples q ss.
Senot No rs Broadway Also PokrAsLE Gas Wosxa
fos eoaptsy dwellings, churches, factories, Sc. wsuaee
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Advertisement. |

Splendid PHOTOGRAPHS for 81; DUPLfCATBss
mtcles Of Art Cf 1885, produced At the
Whoesas Picture Depot, No. 289 Broadway DAcvssKEo-
TYPES IS aud ~ sents
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IAayertscmsEt.l
Acorsrtc ArRlcLrs.-Thesei instruments for me

& "a nd The afflicted should esl snd y mem ror
sc - az ia establishment No 10 Asor HOUSE.
rae a. I'D No az Bros~sy, corner CsnAi-se
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Internationally
EyANs,s CI oTHING WAREHOUSE, Noe 800 and o.

Fuou is the only place where ZEPHYa CAssIaEss SUITS
sos for 80. CHECK MAKsEILLEs SUITS, ~ !" 'ans
Linen SUITS S. &c.
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OVAL. BouISe-wm. Omphehus, Si1iy-htth-sL,
ard John Rinsclnanu Seventy st. have been ned 70 III
,sef 10 the sum Of e5ie On . charge Of efl-bOiins.
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Nsw-YoRK UsySRsIrr.-The twenty third Ami
versry of the Association of Alumni viii be held at
the University Chapel, this evening Rev. j. n.
Mathews, d. D., will deliver the annual Address.
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ARrEsr FOR GRAND LARcESY.-Chas. Livingston
was Yesterday on charge Of making OF with about 80
worth of wearing apparel and ewey belonging to his room
mate, at No. ISL Chrystie-st Committed
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CHARGE oY MAIZENA, man named Henry Ga'nes
wa. Yesterday crested charged with assauns Taos Murray,
ofNo 9i Moits whom beat aud kicked and finally bit Oh
roriion Of his chin The accused committed by Justice
Pc arc sy for examination.
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PAssIsG COUNTERFEIT MosKr.-Michaei De'hanty
was YESTERDAY arrested charged with being confederate o.
one Moore previously esed in passing ., uDsrtss en
on the VIM. Waterman OF No l65 Canal
a. and another 20 Geo w Rogers Of No ~ SiKthav He
was held to bail by Davidson in $ 600 to answer the
charge.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN TuE BAr.-At noon, on Suu-
dy ls,t pr-rs hired sail for pleasure excursios
down the When they reached Governors Island owing
10 some mi boat tipped and the
the Two Them swept on By the
current and drown The other three John Donneiy
Luke Savage and william Small caught hold OF the boat
Staten slbus msnned BY twelve fisherman,
who picked them ND landed them safely whitehall The
names Of the drowned could be ssceaned but was
Understood that they were father and SON.
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Mr.. CHARLEs HRIszks has returned to New.Yok
from the West and will henceforh publish 10 this City
the Pionicr, the large weekly journal in the German
language which he has hitherto issued at Wheeling
and Cincinnati. Mr. Henzen is an able writer and .
keen thinker utterng his opinions with no great TO
gard to the current Of public convictions, but in
manner that always suggests and provokes thought in
Others The Office of his paper ia at No. % Howardst.
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BRUTAL Assault UPON WHE-A man named
William Mclaughlin, occupying apartments ct No. Is
Rose-st beat and kicked his wife, Ann, yesterday in
the most brutal manners both of her eyes were black
ened, Der very much bruised, beside which, she
had large cash in her forehead and had received
several hicks in the abdomen Word was sent TO tho
Office of the Chief of Police, and Officers Thomas aud
Richard Sampson repaired to the house aud after con-
siderable difficulty arrested Mclaughlin, who showed
fight, and he locked up BY Justice Connolly for
trial The injured woman was placed in care Of DIR.
Govt, at the City Prison.
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lie DO more wind, no more ram. Ine great sun comes
forth not fiery bright indeed, but full OF tranquil
glory, and warns the say with ruby waves, aad the
hearts of men with hope, parting with us for httle
space. he Clidos slowly and peacefully to rest
So iaIed it with this humble, penitent, and now hap
py Christian. ,.,,
enough to read firm reeanaon Of her former self, to
skow the world great repentance, and to leave upon
indelble record one more proof what alone Is rue
wisdom, and where alone true Joys are TO be found
She endured some physical pain, as all must who
die i'm their prime. But this never wrung sigh from
her great heart and within she had the peace of Cod
which passes all understanding.
am not strong enough to follow her to her last
hour; nor is IL needed. Enough that her own words
came true. When the great summons came, 1t found
Der full of hope, and peace, aud joy scournng, not
dwelling upon earth far from dust, and DIN, and
vice: the Bible in her hand the cross in her heart;
quiet; amid grass and charitable deeds
"NoN oNSEN MoRITURAN.'
The 'School Of Life" is quiet domestic
story by the daughter of William and Mary
Hewitt describing the experience of youthful
artist in his struggle with social difficulties 1t
contains numerous passages of graceful vlvaeity,
and iuculcates pure and noble moral aim; but
is destitute of the exciting scenes which are de-
manded by the taste of modern novel readers.
Miss Jewsbury's new novel " Constance Her
bert is written in a more subdued vein than
most of her former productions, though 1t fre-
ouently shows her characte -istic brilliancy AMI
tragic mower. The heroine affords an admirable
instance of the sacrifice of inclination to duty,
without foIfeiting the native charm Of her char
acter. Dreading hereditary faint of insanity,
which had shown itself in her family but OF
which she was not aware until after her be-
trothal. she determined to renounce her lover,
and devote herself to celibscy. The plot IS oil
an unprOmisiDg character; nor has IT the merit
of originality; but in the hands Of Miss Jews
bury, its repulsiye features are greatly soitened'
and made the center OF powerful and effective
narrative Several episodes of great vigor are To-
terwoven with the main story, giving an unusuai
variety to the work, and keeping the attention
of the reader constantly on the alert. March
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-25
Misffllaufolls.
LADIES' COLLEGE.

nre.enne this Circular to the public, the Propri-
eor wishcs 10 inform the m that tho LAdcs' college
viii omen for The reception Of students the - day Of
Nav ~ ID. in all lis various de partments.
Our arraneemcnts for . thorough couraeof tnstruc-
tion In The various departments Of the College, are
ample nd on scale to meet the demands ofshc age
We aim 10 give more practical, thorough and com
plete II studies than any Of our schools for
Young ladies. Yea, more, We mean to take the iead
In the bu 81 ness offemale education.
OF studies will be varied 10 SUIT Tue CIR
Gu m stances nd Intellectual capacity ofthe pupil
Tuition in the Primary Department, ~ ~ Per g
do .s.. usual course, wv
Ianguag. nd higher English branehes,s W "
Eory No sItra chargesin the Normaior
Teachers aepartmcnt.
Music on Piano, Meiodecn, ea,,a, ana "a % =.
Harp, - Wv w :" = y" =,
Monaehromstie Crayon anu Peheh
Drawng, SC each, w
~ pier Mache and ornamental Leather
Work. each, " =
KIM broidcrv Ornament tai Needle Work,
&C. & :, uall their variety, each, 90 . "
pirlom as WILDE given to those who COM
p.cte athoroughcoursci In either ofthe
departments.
Board " th furnished rooms including
washing, lights fuel, stationery, DE, "a 90 70
the purii furu ishcs her room, etc, - " " -
All psyments 10 be made In advance.
These wishing rooms. decks as day sehol'
rs INNS, nrly seoa r II. COD DING,
Preprictornnd Supetinte ndcnt.
Ma Nm. T +. 4 Z. c cSn,,,., rrincipal..
Davenport, inch IS, '5S-dwu
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pE,1SYLysyYA RAILROAD.

Thran n.i,y Through Trains tctween Philadelphia
and pi,tsburr THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Iesr Is Phiadelrhin for pi,tsturg at 4. NJ; and
Pitt.burs for Philadelphia AT A. NJ TIE Fasi
tiVE iesves philadelphia at NJ and Pi.tsburg
for PHI aaelphin att r N. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves philadelphia for Pittsburgh y, II, r.
n and Piftsburr for Philade' Ibia at 10 =. NJ
The above lines CO at Pittsburg with the Raii
roads to and from ST. Louis Mo-; Alton, Gaiena and
Chicago H.; Frankfort Lexington. and LOUISVILLE,
~ Js,,. u,u,e Dayton, Spria gaeid, Delefantine,
san,psky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus. zanesviiie,
Mns.iilon aud Woo ter Ohio; also, with The steam
Paeset Boats from and TO New osLsAss, ct. LOTS,
Io-rsvtLlr aud CIScissATt.
Through Tickets be had to or from either o. ME
above places. -. =, -.
Farfurtser particulars see Hand bill sat the diner
,pt starring points Passengers from the West
vii, and this the shortest and moss expeditious
rou,e 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK, or HOS
ton. -. 49,,
JHos MOORE, Aa.r. Passenger LtAes, PA1!s
J. MESKtMEN. SgS. Passenger Lines, PITTS.
Pbiiadelphia Feb s:h. 1855 d'iy.
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PxNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
MR0WE ss

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Auant,
;,,, IN m, stern Northwestern, and Soathwes-
tern states, by a continuous Raiiwsy greet, iils
IOWA .i.p CONNECTS at Pittsburg with daily t.re oil
s,a-s 10 ali rorts on the Northwestern Lakes ma
s,rr he most direct, cheapest AVID reliable rosie by
which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 aldiroui tnc
Great West. $500,
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
First Class.. Boots, Shoes, Rr!t -,c y lppib.
Goods din boxes), Furs, Feathers &c.l
second Cha - >. BooksN >fation-)
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes, Hardy Coo. ioo 10.
ware, Leather, " DOL. DC.
Third ClaSS..Anviis, Ragging,l ,oe. n IOOib
Bacon. Pork Tin bulk Hemp, DC !
Fem RI n ClnsS..Cofiee. fish, BAL Icc Is leolb
con & PORK tpaek cdll asr Il Lard Oil
NrIn shipping Goods from any point Easi o. rAns
doiphs he partcuiartc mark pacl age .'r's Pesnss.
pcria Raiirsad." AilGoods consigned 70 me tgchts
oi,hs Road a, Philadelphia or Pistsburg, WILDE for
" rded without detention. u,
Esr,aur Arssrs-Moscs Potter, Boston; J l. III
Ijett. n. York; J Sneeder. Philadelphia; Magra"
q Koons Baltimore; Geo. c Franciscns Pittsoare;
Sprrman 4 Brown, Cincinnati, ohia; > s. Moore
hesd louisville, Ky; X. G. Mcidrum, Madison,
Ind Rateiir& Co ST. Louis Mo-; j. s. Mitchell q
Son Evansville, Indiana.
HH. HOUSTON. General Fre.gh sgf, Ph'fa.
X j. LoMBAE RT, Sspr. Altoona. Pa
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OYSTEHS.
B. & W. KELLY,
wuOGEsALE 4 RETAIL GROCERs


Dry Goods, QuecnsWare, Har"WMre'
Roots una shoes, Hats and Caps Ac:
rV>oGErHER with q thou sand diiereDtarheies 100
i numerous to mention.
We have hand and will be constantly Receiving
t -. :, scents in the abov line the opening Of
Sprng. Our large stock Of Groceries y psfucoiaf-
ly recasaHiend; which will be seid 81 the loves.
Wholesale or Retail Market Prices.-
20 Hpg.head y. o. Sugar. 30 boxes SOAP,
% hhisrrns.d A. cisr sug. n! Bale Rope. all sizes;
~ sscs asserted Come; lGamphine and Spirit Gas;
80 bushels dried Apples: Glass 81 all Sizes
50 tu she Il paired Peaches Baskets 70 sarieE:
400 Ibis thbls & Casks Tar, pitch aaa hos1n'
n,i.sns Sroar hon sei tsaisins suFrants, Rice and
and Syrup Molssses: spices N sansS'
ebis sup Golden syrup: Paints. ass anu S St
1880 yrrrrssIand sp Wash Tubs and Buck cts;
~ Tra.. iOiis-Iard. LiBseed, Tan
a. .sies. ssorted Teas for aers, sperm and Eie-
fsmiiyuse. Phans sos t
30 hlf eb.s white hsh ano hfEe sssV''n'o"' Va
Lake Trout. aueenswaS' 81.
Boxes prime Cod Fish; so obis iase sai.,
so Kegs Nails assorted; = saeksO husm .ai'
so boxes dried Herring; Oyssers and saTainess
SO do best Rrooms; A large assorsmeptoi ~
50 boxes Mould Candies; baceos dieee. nom sHs
ieboxes Star Candles; Manufacturer
Garner Of Front St and Ferry Landing.
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
E4K

~ sx@SxX
nASSENGE RS for Bloomington, Springfield, Alton
and ST. LOUIS will Ind the route via La Sa lie 10 be
the SpeedieSs now row open TO the PUBLIC, and not
subjected the usual delays ~ the River BY taking
the CHICAGO e. ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS. La
SANE, the ILLINOIS cENTRAL RAILRoADio Bloom
ington, and the
20 Alton and S. Louis. passengers taken through
without delay In 10 Hours!
The route TO Louis via Mississippi River IS THREE
Hrsprrp MrLrs and time FOKTY-foUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made al Bloomington with Peoria, Pekn ana VI
bapa; at Springfield with BardstowB, Petersburg and
Havana; a, yirden with Wsyery; at Carlinyiiie with
Hillsboro Van Burenshurg, vandalsa and Salem; al
Brighten with Greenfield and Scottville: and at Alton
with Jerseyviie. Carroton, Edwardsvisle. Highland
and Caryie The trains also connect at Sprinfe with
the Great stern Railroad for Decatur,
Jacksonville and Naples.
Passengers arriving at ST Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri. Ohio. and Tennessee Xiv
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vieksbnrg
hatcher. and New Orleans.
UPPassenseY Trains leave Bloomington al A. n.
and 30 P r., the arrival of the Trains from the
North.
NTTicke. con be procured OF A. p. LANGLEY,
Agent at In Sails for any point onthe Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road.
E. HEALING, SuptC s. MR..
June 9Th. 1854 ly
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Engine and Machinery for Sale.

INTENDING the present season to increase the
size and capacity ofour FIGURING M H. we offer for
sale our Engine with steam pipes. pumps, watsI
pipes, DC. DC. Also main shan, spnrrw heel. main
nc, &c all In good running order, to bedeivered by
LIST August next. Size ofEBgine. - inch Cylinder,
foot stroke. This machinery will be in OPP
Grafton until ls July next. Any parties wishing to
purchase can see the machinery at work ataBy time.
Those intending TO erect steam FIGURING Mil,
will obtain great bargain in procuripg the absve
machinery which Is all In good ORDER and tax out
only because wish to build on q la rReF scale.
March u .dSf. BURROWS " PRETTYMAS,
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BREAD, CAKES Z CRAeAIAs.
wholesale 4 Retail,

,vHR.ubs,rihe rhaving purchasedc one ON eColiums
1 FEDERATED crsste. .Qaekisss, he " prepared 70
r,;s his en- stomer. and all ohcfs With Butser SODA
S..sr- Roston, OYSTER and Picnic Crackers f1'oI
Bread, Cakes Rusk and Loaf Bread,as wholesale OF
re,, The above articles viii Ike sold as cnoxF - can
be bcurhtin this part OF the country:
Bakery on Front. between Rock Island ano re -,
streets, secye the steam mills. Aiordefs HON VIC
country prompt! atsen1edto. ,ru, uoopr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-25
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

NYvILLkeep con stan.iy hand aud for sale large
w assortment of In m be r. Laths s. shin.
giles Of every variety OF sire for building purposes
as also hard y God 70 cabinet work and machinery.
Being at the head of;he rapids he obtain select
edloys OF best quality and in unlimited quantity, so
as to keep the Mills every week IN the year
orders therefore be filled on short nouce AZ any
time.
He also furnishes lumber Of full sizes and at the
lowest Ease price.
Feb G. iSl5 dtf.