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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-09-06
SEPTEMBERG 6, 1855.

he takes no pride in laboring to promote the
cause of Christianity he has not been negli-
gent in endeavoring to stigmatize all public
teachers he makes no excrtions to subdue his
evil passions he strives hard to build up Sa-
tan's kingdom he lends no aid to the support
of the gospel among the heathrcn he contrl-
butcs largely to the evil adversary he pays no
attention to good advice he gives great heed
to the devil he will never go to Hcaren ne
must 90 where he will receive the just recon-
pcnsc of Rcward."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-09-06

PUNCTUATION PUzzLE.-The following
paragraph, extracted from the Portland Tran
script, is capital illustration of the import
ance of punctuation. There are two ways of
pointing it, one of which makes the individu'
al in question monster of wickedness, while
the other converts him into model Christian.
Let our readers exercise their ingenuity on
the problem, and see whether they can discov.
er its two-fold solution:
"IIe is an old experienced man in vice and
wickedness he is never found opposing the
works of iniquity he takes delight in the down
fall of the neighborhood he never rejoices in
the prosperity of any of his fellow creatures he
is always ready to assist in destroying the
peace of society he takes no pleasure in serv
ing the Lord he is uncommonly diligent in sow
ing discord among his friends and acquaintance
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-09-06

FACTS FOR THE CURIoUs.-If tallow can.
die be placed in gun, and shot at a door, it
will 60 through without tsustaining any injury;
and if musket-ball be fired into water, it will
not only rebound, but be huttened as if fred
against solid substance. Amusket-ball may
be fired through pane Of glass, making the
hole the size of the ball, without cracking the
glass; if the glassbe suspended by thread, it
will make indifference, and the thread will not
even vibrate. In the Arctic regions, when the
thermometer is below zero persons can con.
verse more than mile distant DIR. jamie.
son asserts that he heard every word of ser.
mon at the distance of two miles A mother
has been distinctly heard talking to her child
on still day across a water mile wide.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-09-06

The CoTToN CROP IN MIssIssIppI.-Th
Vicksburg Wing, Of Saturday last, says -
owe have conversed with several planters liv-
ing in the vicinity during the last week in re-
lation to the growing cotton crop. They are
all of the opinion that the crop will be short
one. They say the late dry weather on the
hill lands has caused all the blooms to fall off
consequently, there is no cotton on the
stalk only what is nearly Observation-Disclosures,
the picking season will soon be over, and the
crop light one. We believe the river lands
are all more or less affected in the same way
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-09-06
NO.. 35.

tooth apply drop or two Of amy essential oil
or of hudanum, if you can get it into the cav
ity, or single drop Of creosote, not around
the tooth, IN tie c"rity; and, having done so,
close up the cavity, first with little cotton
and then with little beeswax. The repeat
ed application of such remedy will sometimes
destroy the sensation of the tooth but more
powerful agents for this purpose should be ap-
piled by the dentist alone. Even these are
sometimes injurious to the mouth, when care
lcs<ly applied. Above all, however, never
trust your teeth (injury to which can never
be rcpaired) to any person in whose personal
integrity and professional skill you have not
entire confidence ALVEOLUS.
BAILEY & cos PROFESSIONALLY.
We alluded briefly, on Monday morning,
to the occurrence by which MIR. George West,
of Bailey e. Co.'S circus, lost his life. We
have since learned some additional particulars
with regard to the matter
On Saturday morning, when about five miles
from Camden, the elephant belonging to the
Company became vicious, and killed horse
which happened to be near him. Fearing
that he might reach the other horses and the
cages containing the animals, the first care OF
the attcndents was to destroy the bridge, so as
to cut of his approach to them. Mr.. West
who, it seems, was accustomed to the manage
ment and disposition of the elephant, did not
fear him in the least, and Judging by his action
that he was already subdued, designed punish
ing him, and thought it unnecessary to secure
him for that purpose; but upon his approach,
the elephant struck him with his tusks, killing
him instantly, and then shook him violently
with his trunk. This was witnessed by most
of the members of the company, but they were
of course unable to render the least assistance.
Mr. Bailey, one of the proprietors, knowing
that it would be dangerous to keep an animal
so unruly, and fearing the consequence to
either the company or to visitors of the exhlbl-
ton, determined to destroy him. The DeKalb
Rife Corps of Camden, commanded by Cap
tain Villepigue, with number of citizens,
came to the ground and opened brisk fire up
on him, soon putting out his eyes. By even
ing it is supposed some hundred and fifty balls
had been put into him, but with scarcely any
effect beyond binding him. On Monday morn
ing the fire was renewed, and shortly, with a
terrible roar, his life was extinct. Over three
hundred bullets had penetrated different parts
of his body. His carcass is now lying in pond
near the scene of the occurrence, into which
he had retreated. The animal was valued at
about ten thousand dollars.
! Mr.. West, who thus met with so melanchol-
ly fate, was, we learn, a native of Genava,
New York, and was highly esteemed by both
proprietors and members of the company. He
was buried in Camden, with the general SYM
pathy and regret of his associates.
Messrs. Bailey & Co. deserve credit for thus
sacrificing their property to what they conceiv-
ed to be the safety of their patrons; and the
circumstance may serve to awaken public re-
gard for their establishment.
ToJumIto T,,uo,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-09-06

par Covetousness, like candle ill-made,
smothers the splendor Of happy fortune in
its own grease
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-09-06

b9- A tradesman is never too high to fall,
nor too low to RISE
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-09-06

~ Time is a commodity Of which the val.
ue rises as long as we live.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13

LADIES, COLLEGE.

vNpre,e nting this CrculaYto the public. heProPri
etor wtshesto info tn m that the Coiiege
ii omen for the reception OF studentsthe "a Gay OF
NAV next, in all its various departments.
Our uvrangcme ntstoS thorough courseot instruc
lion In the various Departments the College, are
.mnte nd on scale 10 meet the demands ofthe age
and spirit oithe times
WeaIm 10 ri Q mo 70 practical, thorough and COM
,ete course of studies than any of our schools for
yonpr ladies' Yea, more, We mean 10 take Inc lead
n tnr business offemale education.
Thrrourse OF s.ude. will be variad to suit the cir
eums,src es a nd intellectual capacit, ofthe pupil.
Tuition in,he Primary Department, ~ ~ per ar
do s..s usual course, w .
Languages and higher English branehes,s " =
Narr-Nosrtra ehargesin the Normsior
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon ,Guitnr ana :. =.
ape Faintinein Oil. 90 .
Mon nchrnmatic, Gray on and Fenci' =. =. :.
Drawing, &c each, W.
rapicr Machc and Ornamental Learner
Work. zach. Nv
En,hroldety Urname ntnl n ecile Work.
Ne . in all their variety. each. 90 =" "
ninlomss Willie civ en- to those Who COM
n;ete a thorough course in either ofthe
departncnis.
Hoard W nj furnished rooms Including
washing, lights. fIcl, s,aiionery.N s. - 90 = :
Ir he mn nil IN sniS herown rom, etc. - On " "
Auuay meats 10 be made in advance.
Those wSAip to secure rooms or desks asnay scho-
-. -, nniv eos r. II. COD DING.
Prnprietorand superintendent.
Ma T =, c cooD,sa. Principals,
n,veuport inch IS, '5Sdwu.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

,y,HE .ub,eribr ha. received from the Eastern and
1 southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
ef goods ef all descr ptos in common use, consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Quecaswarc, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut window Glass.
G.. A. r. l. Il Kanawha salt Hardware,
Scts and Mil Saws. Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds. Grindsiones.
Wopdsnware. Live geese feathers, Pitch IL Oak um,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuff, Se.,
Viii n will be sold at a small advance for Cab. AZ
int. I'd keeping every thing IN common nse. persons
war ing several obtain them Frontstreet
a,tt, Brick store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa.
una q. l453-2a J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
Engine and Machinery for Sale.

.NIENDiNG the present seasoL To ihsfeasS W
| t-,,nd rapucit, ear FIGURING htii- we ohef t"i
sale our Engine With steam pipes. puinls' 49," -,
sip,s 0eoc Also main shafs Il utfN ne i mn
- ~ ALI in gosd running ORDER to DC drassfsd ..
I.i anS.sstneyt Size ofEngine % inch !iihaer, '
~. .sRa This m schinery will be IN constant ep-
~. ., anil Ia July next. ANY parties wishing 10
M ca n see the machinery stwoss atahy tne'
fha.e Intending To erect steam riouri,x IL.
M a,,5n ore Al ba rgaR In procuring the ae"ye
sin.,y which Is ali in good order ana u Keno ni
IN hasau wish 10 build on larger scale.
49, athxif BURROWS q tkE II1MhN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
Railroao.
lSh5.



>x and amer Monday, Juiy Sd, aud until further 40
( bte. trains v i'll leave k5ek leland a. foiiows:
.v..snr., ty~in ~. 9I5A NJ.
49,. .,ssh,cnvo nj, 4pPN
IA s.'.n.., Train at 90 Y N
..s.,,-w =, Cbir,rp nj % A
. II r.ss,h, rain with Cd clxss cars nj @j A NJ
Trains arriving at xsck Island.
-, p.s..ny,r train al 4 ~ A NJ
o. AZ do ; 30 M
al r,ciyht with "a class cars Il, ~ IS a NJ
Al train. over this road In direct connection a.
Chicago si,A trains both The Mlchxxn southern
and Michigan Central X. X. to And ffeM Detroit To-
ledn cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
nunk,rk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albany, View
York. Philaacirhia, Baltimore and wassins rn
20 which riacestickes- can Dc pr"curr % ? ?.
Passengers are reminded cfshe necessity Of sising
distinct directions the destination OF Their bag
gage aiso 20 procure before taking their sea's
in Inc cars A. the conductors collect resony 10 sta
,on.,n ,beiine of the Chicago and Rock Island Rull
$3.50 JOHN 4. henry. >npt.
w wsIrs.s. ASST. Supt. West'n. Division
Rock Island. July 90, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
Rs,.. b.tveen Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
p.xxsvLyaNIA RAILROAD.

Three nan, Through Trims, between PhlladeIphla
and pi,t.bufs -IHE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leave. Phi.s delrhia for Pitsoarg at a. ~. arr
p,t,shurr for Philadelphia at A. NJ TIE FAST
LINE leaves philadelphia ct r NJ and piuseurT
for Pal aaelIhiu att r, NJ. TIE NIGHT ia
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pnishurgh At II,
VI ana Pitl.hur ~ FOR PhiiadefJ hia al 10 NJ
Tn, above line scanneei at pttsburc Win TIE HAL
roads Re and from 81 Louis. Mo-: Alton, Gaena ant
Chieaeaii'.; Frankfort lsxtngtan' ana taa'-s,ue
Kx T.,r, Hsnte DAYTON. Springfield. Bcllefsniine,
Snn.nssy = Tals.a, cleveland, Columbus Zanesviile.
Nasstlon ard Wo, ster Ohio; also, with the Steam,
Picket Boats frem ard 10 NV LASS, 1T. Lotts,
I,o-ts,fIIs and CiKciSNAfL
Thronxl Tickets can be had to or from either o ,he
above places. ,
Porfartter pa rieElars see Hand-bii sat Tn" diner
emf starting points Passengers from the Wesi
viii md this the shortest and most expeditions
route TO Philadel phia, baltimore New YORK, or nos
ton. -. n..,
THos MOORE. Aa'r. Passsnxer LiPss, PAt!a.
j NESKIMEN, Arr. Psssssgsr Lfass, Pitts.
PhiIadslphia Feb. 9Th. 1855 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE co pa rtne rship hereteforc esi.iihs
nam. Of II W. Mitchell Co. Is ms DAY nissei-
-, hS a,,nal consent. Alpersons having accounts
h ,hc late arm are requested 4" cal and .ettie 'e
WIZ Wv Nv .As n. W. MITCHELL.
'ahs n, 6. SMITH.
Davenport. March i5.'s
u,i,1.,eceededt To the business Of the late hrm o.
"a ~ Mitchell q Co. would beg ,eav. tn INFORM
~. citizen. cf Day nj dyictniy thai .ns
sue ,,t, -, hand large and well assorted stock OF
s,nvasnna Hardy are which will be preiuredt"ss'ia'
Low iMarke Ct price. N, ,trrrurII
Mcsl9 - - -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
y. & ". KELLY,
A RETAIL GROCERS

-ASp pRALERs IN
DRY Geeds, Quecnsware, Hardware,
Rooss and shoes, Hats and Caps &c:
,I>oGErHER with q thousand different srtieies too
ii Numerous TO mention.
We have hand ans viii be CONSTANT. receiving
large entsin the above line Oh the opening Oh
Sprins. Our large stock II Groceries VIC pafucuhf-
Il recn nmend; which will be SOTO at The LoSest
Wholesale Or Retail Market Prices:-
20 Hesshead n. o, Sugar: 10 boxes SOAP,
30 beis ceas'd & arsagsr. Bale Rope, All sizes,
Is sack d. sorlesl Core: Campfire ana spirit var
$50 bushels Tried Apples; Glass 81 All szes'
"a n, -, i. nairea Peaches sRa.kefsin variety
300 bids I eels d Casks tas, pitch and Nosan'
n orleans Sugar house Ralsins, = urfahss, hee anu
and syrup Moiasses: spices IN saneH
80. ~, i.alaru Syyup: Paints. dry aud Ground,
~ chat. and chests &c edar ard Pine churns;
'a.s,n rmn-,;aiand Ell z Wash Tubs and Buckets;
80 Taas. toils-Iard. ian-eed. Tan
.at.s,ess..or,ed Teas for ners, Sperm and Ele-
+. ,itvs,.: , phsnt's0iis-
81 hif be.s v bite fsh and large assortment VI
I.le Trout: lQIeenswsrc;
pc,a. mime Cod Fish: no hbis Lake salt;
So Kegs Nails asserted; IS sacks I'd Anm <Ah'
81 boxes dried Herring; Oysters arc Saf'ihes,
50 do best Bruoms; 4 large sssor'menioi ~,
81 boxes Mould Candies; baeces direet ron 'he
lahoSes Star Candles Manafaetafef'
Garner Of Frent st and Ferry Landing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
KEEP COOL DON'T GET EXCITED
rao @roct "A

this ta. seems To- bu iti. check ersd store
n ON FRONT street, opposite the steam mills. whore
an imm.n., sock now opening consisting of staple
and fame, Dry GOODS tssry variety, WOODEN goods
and c, oth- GOOD ass irtment Of Hats, Caps and
Gloves Boots aud Shoes. 'arge stock and great va
riet, oi ready mad ul,lhns. can beat IN. Jews
having the iaryrs. augn,ty aud greatest sariet! in
market; Graccres Crockery, sheifhard~Are,ete
iii which will he 50 d al auction prices. All purchas
ersare warranted not To sway gram bling or "'m
hack dissatisfied Recoilect check eredstore on Front
street opposite Stoam MIL.
Davenport Nov. ssih. J.B. DoASE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
Ea0R u sF

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Ailant
c,tir. with thcwss.ern Northwestern, and Southaes-
tern States, ny 4 continuous Railway direct This
,oad also connects ut Pittsburg with daily line oil
steamers 10 nil rors on the Nsrihw esiern Lakes
kips the most direct cheapest and rsisaste rssf. by
which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO and from the
(sycsf West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittshurghi
First Glasses Boots. shoes. Dry 80 . ina III
Goods I'm boxes, Furs, Feathe rs &c,
Seroud ella I. Books q >tation-j
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes), Hardy Cue. 100 10
ware, Leather, ~ GOT. Nc
Third Classs.Ansiis. Raggh9,t sec \ l0OIb
Bacon. Pork I'm bulk Hemp, DC
Tourth Clnss..Coaee Fish, BAL 4pe q ieoIb
con Il Pork fpack cd9i srn n Lard OIL,
yrsln shipping Goods from amy point Eas' OF rhiia
delphis he parsica arto MARK PACK aee.r PtHs<yi
pssia RaiireaS.s Allioods consigned TO the sgent
=, mi. Road al philadelphia or Psssourg, will be for
" rded without detention. -,
Fn.,orr .yxxrs-Moses Potter, Bostnn' L. ii
!iott H. YoYk; b Sneeder. Philadelphia; MaSraS
q Rooms Ral,imore; Gee. c Franciscas Pittsburg'
Spriymsp q Brown. Cincinnati. ohia: J. s Moore
head. Louisville. Ky: r. @. Meidram, Madis
Ind Ratela 4 Co. 81. Louis, Mo-; ]. S. Mitchell
Son. Evansville. Indiana.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gsnerei Fretgh -1gf, fA'1d.
j. LoMBAERT, Sspr. As,esHa, Pc
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
BREAD, CAKES = CRACKERS.
Wholesale 3 Retail.

,v,Hs.ub.eriber haviue purchased :.
l ..Iah,.,sd Craeksr Mac htres. he IL prepared 70
ctsh III. en- and all others with hutser soa
Sn,.Y. Boston, Oyster and Picnic Crackers, rue.
g.. 80. Rusk and Loaf Bread ,at wholesale or
,n m. ahoy articles will be sold as cheap as can
h. bonghtin this part OF the country:
Bakery Front between noe. s'aha aS from M
countr, prompt, nitendedto- n,x,rI NoopE
n, /. ,ttNay 10Th. ls53-xrS-H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
orvrp.1 INrEIIIoENcE oTFltE.

THE unde rsigned has oPeneda Gene fa 81
i once with camplete set OF books W ~h,eh !.
ali ids Of Real and Personal ProIeft. Tor saie
- for rent, the names OF all Servants VINO s''n ",
oiacss in families within the city, also tse names %
Mechanics Labarerssnd othcrsssSk "s e' 49,
~ ,I.tt. .waonr.. in search OF Houses Lands, > =
van,s .xe eanuotfsil of immediate sncer.s W ,.otai
'ny .itherby calling my ONCE ohafzes m"aerAs,;
ma register yonr wants or ordcrsaha 1ass "i'l
receive proEp,at,ention. rrxEEtrID
No Commercial Buildings
Dee : ls54-dIy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS

THIS town Is situated on beautiful anduintins
i prairie 10 miles from Davenport and II miles
from :scatipe. His on the state rosi miles from
the Mis- issiptiani Missouri Railroad and milesr"'h
the river ftisverr healthy: with population OF one
hundred not ease Of sickness having occurred Ih1s
summer II is within a half niir If timber and the
same distance Of the best ca1l banks ia ths country
Ills we'll wat- red both with springs and seiis'
Blue Egnss nav contains ne store, with u 0nc open
ing orauother black smit shop wagon shop cabinet
shup.ete Three buildings are now beinEcompioied'
one which. ample Dimensions and Intended Tor
tayerns,an nd is for rent reasonable terms. Being
on the main travelled road and the ncares, public
house niles distant, very fair ndueeme1tsare mas
to any ono wishing 10 engage IN the basi
ness. saw mills Ia operation 81 milesfrom ire
tow n and girls, ,ai 10 baing erected at the same
place
Lots are now for sale In the above town on very
reasonable te rms and those wishing TO build and To-
cate there will have such ptesc ntedthem
a. are rarely offered. Good nprov.d farms can be
In the vicinity stfrom Slsto Sao per acre
Stonecoal constantly on hand ., my coal bank
Blue Grass. Oct Tth, 1854 wtrsu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
Wreft'ries
EANlLY GROCERY.

Il
v>Hg sasscribsr has opened ssoch cf Groceries in
i Ms house on Perry bStween second and Thrd St,
whiSh be viii warrant be o. the very best QuAiisy
and which - WIN sell - Low aseas be purchased
CIGARS.
choice 10; sIclxsrslSss received and Tor sale low
stvhoicsAis crretaii - ,rcw
Davenport, pecesl, is;s-atf
To HEADS OF FAMILIES.
I'VE ar. nov prepared 10 suppl. families With The
~ following articles. which we wAffans 70 s''
satisfaction: - Various kinda VI s
A.,..,e.. s,so,, Lpafssiioner,
Nu,s, riavsriax Extracts,
Ord Trass nd Garden Seeds.
prap,a Cocoa, Pulv,d sslsratus.
c. tartar, Ysa.t Powder,
. c. Soda, BAL soda,
Nutmses, Mace,
wnaIsa and Allspies.
oreundaCinnanon Pepper Ginger,
Pickles, feppersauce,
Tomato Ketshup, Vinegar,
Wustard, Rise,
Table ana Dairy citren, currants,
salt, 1aisins, Pigs,
Shaker Preserves, Lenen syrup,
eaec. Haearoni, Picked Trout,
vszmieelli. White Fish,
Waeksrsl, Cod Fish,
SmoksA Herring, Sperm, Star and
whale Z Lard oil, fallow Candies,
I.rA Rse.wax, Spermaeeti, Indigo, Fig Blue, cop
peras, Blue vtrioi. Alam Saitpstre, ssfsx, 1919
ko.;n. RSd Cords, Clothes and Plow Lines, Flour
."'~' HAWKES. 4 DAY.
an,so..yy Front ST. ed door east Of Main
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
TIE HAT AND CAP TRADE.

GhEEN having purchased The entire stack
~, @! f.ferEG LslseHanrth. " III cUhtln to Offer
70 TIE people ~ psysBpyt end vicinity. every quail
T.. and - e Of H'is aud fgps al the priees
Thankful ferthe liberal patronage bes.o~ed npos
ihesl during the past, he hopes BY keeping good
bacL al ios prices. )" merit continued fayor. Al
sisims for OF asaiBsi Greri a. LeassEsOuh will b.
seiIls5 s.tse esaefs,gp.d. A. GREEN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
INSURANCE.
rIRI AID EA1IuI

Ysv Yosk City Insurance. company.
N1wK UfftCg Ne. VAIL ST., y. y.
n Avcu o.vtcs 20. 9 ~ cIA,ss pIsFx, nAsssrosi'
CAPsrAt r
raia - ,any anszei snder laws O :,
- .s,ssi,sa Il = Rrsnca oAscs al DassaI. AND sni
s...s !. ,sicl - sxaiass loss damage ~ rre on
iH@ssstS = Ma q sew, W are b eWsess Ssofes
ard NercAauAiyes
sssrA r1ox Risks oathe messevorahteiefhs.
As4sst 80 80 ~ $500 AIRY. W. McC REGoR.
-. =, ,ex. Gsai. AGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
4arCltClk'0
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY

n EW pANIV LAeAsN1H' =
s.. Z. Corner ef Sses.d asd Brady STREETS,
Davenport, Iowa.
.y-IiIs Gallery is open No p.ins has been sia,
"a in aing aP this esabii shmcnt ior the
a. n mes in the highest style the art 10 Capable
,rnroducnr Clear days best for ST. Ill ehiidr'n
Adults taken equally weilin any ~esthsr-
tyse goods Of every variety constant. y" manu- ~
.aie Ins,ruc,ions given in the Art.
Entrance Brady Street. pupn,rk
dee IS. lisa. " %. ~ =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
lheap (isilIns

NJ have for silc 2Ou taIrcls 81 efr L''' . 4,
w arssHe Cement. which McsArrshi ~ ss-"'
and have reduced the price Il satt e. W.
RkNWlik SOY
June tIdtf HgZnr Building. Fer, lmoht
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Wi..snrf state Wntnal Iire, xarirs Hss5sass
csapaay 81 y. Isuis.
rap,rAi aaoo 90 and constantly Increasing
$500 DIRECTORS; =. Sat,
I. ~. a. ii Greedy. 1aksh'
r. " Alexander, B. Myman.
q Nscnse D.A. January, z. q, ~ -
..aIrsssssssed frsm - dsys 70 ax go" ,es' '"s "
n M, ,rinase in the vAois prodss.
sar,-n,tiea enquire 9th. anasss,Srs o,rT
n ss4-snlssrt.
y. sstA. is5f-sru-ly
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WALRAFEN d PARKER,
DEALERS In
Fruits. Conlectionery. Nuts. Ae

N brady. q isors shove 81 street
~ ,y,nx 6ttra agA fafaished con Bodis,ss satonp.
-s.h side eptrsHes--sse Pre-ascd To FURNISH
(, les aud GsutIetnrn th Ice Cream and yariab,
sasti dripks Of the &c Ison. Please give as call
NAV Q -dtf
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3ussraafe.
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elRH MARINA Ass LiFK RlSkx tskes ~ taia
<ssscs III "a. .asIsie cosapaniss xai On sAe most
lsSs.ss..aa s.iprers Gin ss allowed resarnprs.
~sa s..vvsasssoa, LAwgs : BLAKRNoRK,
eggs Nos 70 ctAHs ~
new YoRx GIF4 Ixsu1ANc1 cO1fAAt-
o8es los broadway. y.
CAstsAt 9 S.~,.~ pes,
ssss-.-r 4. ". Ac6xR0 N. Agent
ssp. 81, 1854.
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NOTICE.

sDIss0LUTI0N OF PARTNERSHIP.
I'VE psrtaership here.ofore existing between the
i HGeer.iKned under tbs stA L. OF Green * Leave n
'orth. s. this day dissolved by Tlntnal consent.
"a. 1886 GREEN \ LEAVExW ORTIZ
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CHOICE sEGAHs,

CHOICE SEGATSs
THIS ds, received by Expressa very choice lot %
] Segprs. consisting IN part al r. III Genuine In
ported aud i0Giu over gtHdss. The attention o
Ih"se who fspd ~ gond Seyar IL called 10 the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND,
where they may b. had BY the box o retail.
WARREN Il RHAWN.