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Can gold calm passion or make reason
shines2' e---z- z-~-.~-..-rs-zs .,.-=.-szz
The man who works too much must love
too little asF 80
Everything we add to our knowledge
adds to our means ofusefulness.
The sublirnity of wisdom is 10 do those
things living which are TO be be desired
when dying.
| He who nurrnurs at his lot. is like ono
barring his feet TO tread upon thorns.
Be humbIe-be willing TO stand in the
valley. The sweetest birds and flowers
are there.
Fools take ingenious abuse for kindness,
and often make one In the laugh that Is
carrying on at their own oxpense.-Zlm-
BlermoR.
One of the easiest things in the world
is to call man knave-one of the hard
est, to convince him of knavery.
He who would shun criticism must not
be scribbler, and he who would court II
must have great abilities OF great folly.
-.Noaro.
If you wish for care, Ycrplexity, and
misery, be selfish in all things: this Is the
short road to trouble.
The knowledge OF evil may help 10 good
and assist rs 10 measure its value; every
| new idea should be to us a new feather in
the wings that bear us upward.
The heaviest fetter that ever weighed
down the limbs Of captive, is as the web
Of the gossamer, compared with the pledge
of the man of honor. The wall of stone
and the bar of iron may be broken, but
his plighted word, never. ~
There viii come a time when three
words uttered with charity and meekness,
shall receive far more blessed reward
than three thousand volumes written with
disdainful sharpness Of wit.-Hooker.
The greater the coward, the more cruel
the evil. The same man that will run
from an enemy in tight place, than he
viii prepare to make side dish of him by
baking him in a brick kiln. OF all Tie
men in The world, the Lord preserve US
from man that's tinid.
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ssWhat wretch!' Tsl -
ayes" said the husband, IN a very quiet
tone, looking up from his book, she should
be talked to- sss
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~ As Judge Douglass was return
ing from the Reading Convention, he fell
asleep in the car. while seated near lady
with whom he had been conversing. She
drew her scissors and was in the act OF
trimming one of his long locks, when he
opened his eyes, and asked, "sEhat are
you doingl'
"Only playing the part OF Delilah. and
shearing the Gfaaf," was the quick reply.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12

re- There is current tale told of a
certain individual. of this city, who is
proverbial for forgetting himself. 1t is re-
ported of him, that, one day lately, he went
no less than four times to a BARRIERS, shop
and underwent the operation of being
shaved, forgetting the three last times that
he had been there previously. On the
last occasion, the barber performed the op-
Grafton with the back ofthe razor, and then
informed his customer how often he bad
visited him during the day.-Hsreford
Times. f
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ga pedagoguc relates a Imaginable
story Of one of his scholars. a native OF tte
Emerald Isle. He told him to spell hos
fility.
'sH-o-r-s-e, horse" commenced Pat
Not horse-tilitv," said the teacher, .'but
hostility"
"Sure." replied Pat. ..an' didn't youtell
me the other day not to say hossz Be ia
bers its one thing wild We one day. and an
other the mkt"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12

r- An old patriot, suspected Of hav-
ing In the fine revolutionary times carried
about the head OF the Princcssde Lafnbalie
on pike was holding conversation on
politics with journalists. The debate be-
coming warm, he said. at a certain .nlortii-
flying episode of the conversation, ..Sir. dc
you know that / have the right to hold up
my head high!r
And Itoo,. replied lie poei; especially
as I have never had the good fortune TO hold
ur any other head than my own"
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THr VALUE OF a WIFE,-In the case
of Stacy Cooley against the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
Judge Storer delivered an able and length
ened opinion. The plaintiff alleged that
his wife, without neglect on her part. was
struck by the cars of the company, and was
Immediately killed and he sued for So 600
The defendents donurred generally to the
declaration. Many authorities were re-
frered to and commented upon by the Court;
and they remarked they could find
no authority. and no reason in gen.
eral principles, to authorize recov-
cry for the plaintiff that there was no
claim in the petition that could be legally
supported, except for the expenditure ac-
tually made in consequence Of the wife S
death; for; as the husband would be liable
for them, he would have the right to recor-
er; but as to all remaining claims for dam
ages, the demurrer must be sustained
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
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s "a ys f 81 ss3a 81 z 8
In an Essay first published an the Religs-
Gus Herald, and re-pubiished By request:
wih remarks on a letter Of Elder Galu-
sha, Of .Ne,e York. TO DIR. Fuller OF
South Carolina
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@"Ah, my good fellow. where have
you been Tor week backz" s.a.ss.
.For ,reek back l have not been irou-
bled with a weak back, thank you.' -
.sNo, no; where have You been long
backz" ...,..e
"Long back Don't you cali me long
back, You scoundrei.'' ssfzs.s..
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Whom did Robinson Crosoe meet
on being east on the desert islandz A
great swell on the shore. and little cove
running inland.
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CoxsERvATIvEs.-Ti old gentle
men who see i.danser to the Constitution"
in the fluctuations Of the esq. inaskot--
Punch.
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B Frogs are excellent in fricassee or
fried with crisped barley. But they must
be bred and fed with view to the table, or
they may turn out no better than the snails
on which DR.. Ferguson, the historian. and
DIR. Black, the chemist, attempted to regale,
in imitation ofthe ancients. These learned
Scotch professors caused quantity of COM
mon snails to be collected in the fields and
made into kind of soup. They took their
seats opposite to each other, and set to work
in perfect good faith. A mouthful or two
satisfied both that the experiment was a
failure, but each was ashamed to give in
first At last Black, stealing look at his
friend ventured to say, 'Dinna We think
they're leetle greene
"Confonnded griene!'' cmphatically res
ponded Ferguson, "take 'em awal'
re- "John," said clergyman TO his
man, "you should become a tetotaller-yo,l
have been drinking again to-day"
''Do you never take a drop yourself,
minister?''
s'Ah, but John. you must look at your
circumstances and mine."
every true,' sir" says John; but can
you tell me how the streets of Jerusalem
were kept SO clean!"
"No, John, cannot tell you that
"Wcll, sir it was just because every one
kept his ain door clean"
E@ Pope published the first edition
of his Essay on Man anonymously, and
was asked soon after by scribe of Grub
street, esse=sF s-
''How did you like that last poem of
mine-,he Essay2 Don't you think it
pretty fair, considering that it was written
one afternoon while was skullling out of
the way of the bailfz"
'.'Pon honor" replied Pope, | think it a
frst-rate performance. and intended to
claim it as my own, at some fitting oppor-
tuniiy."
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12

EeEWe have seen many lazy men
and women, too, for that matter, IN our
day and generation, but We do think that
a little the LATEST individual we ever did
meet, is certain bald-headed, oidish gen.
tleman, who lives somewhere In Fourteenth
Street near the Fifth Avenue Standing
the other day with friend,a the south
east corner of Broadway and Union Square
waiting for a Fourth Avenue omni-
bus, upward bound, we noticed the subject
Of this para graph crossing the street, with
his arm in sling. Turning to our COM
panion, who was we'll acquainted with him,
we asked:
"Why, what in the world has happened
to Mr.. -'s arm?"
go, nothing DIT all;'' was the reply. she
only wears it in sling, because he is too
lazy TO Suing 1t !"
E9 Yesterday, an Irishman, working
in forge, got particle Of hot iron in his
III Hoo III SlCoL poiu, auo l1io SUI
fering drew some persons about him.
Among them was boy, fourteen years OF
so, who said, with cool, speculative eye
upon the violent hot face of the man:
"Will you give me half dollar if get
that out of your eye?"
"Hey" exclaimed the Irishman, taking
him in. with his serviceable optic, '.I'll
give you anything-I'll give you dol
lar!''
Away the boy ran, and came with a
magnet, with which, in about minute, he
drew out the iron atom! Paddy winked his
watery eyes,, and swore an oath of relief
and gratitude. He then gave the opera
tor the half dollar.
"Holy Mother" said the poor fellow
sister, who stood by; ''them Yankee chill
dren could do anything"
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sss Dean Swift, on being asked what
: 'nought the easiest and yet most diff
wi 'hing man could do. replied, ITO bolt
door,"
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Jflistellalleous.
A BRIEF EXAMINATION OF
ON THE INSTITUTION OF

gCgalUPJETTI2l1 TlnSJEEllrELOMY =
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EW@ Pope published the first editor
of his Essay on Man anonymously, and
was asked soon after by scribe of Grut
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Be humbIc-be willing 10 stand in the
valley. The sweetest birds and flowers
are there.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
p.xNsyIy,yIa RAILROAD.

Three Daily Throng Trains. between Philadelphia
and Pitfsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
iesves Phiiadelrhia for Pi,tsburg at y A. NJ, and
Pittsbury for Philadelphia at a. ~. Inf fAsi
LINE leaves philadelphia at I p NJ. and Pittsburg
for Plilnde,phia att r. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leave. Philadelphia for Pittsburgh It II, r
The above line. connect al P:tsburg with the Rail-
roads 10 and from ST. Louis, No; Alton, Gaiena and
chieaeaIit: Frankfort Lexington. and Louisville,
Nv Terre Haate, Dayton, Springfield Bellefontlne
Snususky Toledo Cleveland. Columbus, GAINESVILLE.
Nassillon and Wooster Ohio: also, with the Steam
Packet Boats from and to NEW OsLrAss, st. Louis
LouIsvifis and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets be had TO or from either ofthe
above places.
Forfurther particulars see Hnnd-oitsa the differ
emf starting poirts Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadephia, Baltimore, New York, or Bos
ton. -,
J MESKIMEN, Ay'f. Passenger LfHss, Pate.
Eli IL Ell 9Th. IE5i d IN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
llaiIrIoIaos.
issb 1855.
CHICAGok ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
AHG EH

NEW sllR.AN CEMENT
<NNandafscr Monday. Jul. I'd, and until fnrtherno-
I tee trains will leave Rssk island as toioWs:
lat Passer,yertrain NJ, y 30 n:
arriving alChicagoat. =" ~
.rr;r;,r ~ Thiense M S GO A
al Frn,sht train with Cd class carsat q As A
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nj 4 ~
50 Il 49, ID = S 30 NJ
3d Frcieht.wifl Cd class ears at III 10 =
AIitrairs oyerthis road are IN direcicoanection AZ
Chcago si,h trains boihthe Michigan southern
and Michigan Central K. X. to and from Detroit To-
iedo, Cleveland, coi.mtus cineinna,ii pitsserSgS
YORK. Philadclphia, Baltimore and Washington,
to which rlacestck etscsn be rrocarcdofs ;. 81 T.
WINS Tick et aet., X. X. Depot, X. l.
passsrveys arc re minded OF the OF giving
distinct directions the destination OF their bag
cage before taking lher seats
In thr as1he conductors collect taresoniy 70 sta
Henson the line OF the Chicago and Rock lsand Kali
road. !onN F. NJ =, - .. Z = :. , ."Is.
Rock Island, July I'd. 1853.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
( GON'I DELIVER GOODS

A BOUT town, its true, but believe can furnish
IN customers with artefM In N, line of Trade Of
qualities and al prices such will Undue, them to
continue to me fair share Of y cir favors. intend
10 keep an excellent ass rtncnl OF
Teg--Grs en- ard Black. from choices, to cheapest.
COffee--,litfe rent kinds. whole and ground.
sHgar-Crushed, New York Granu' rated, Priver.
lied, Loaf, Clarified aud New Orleans,
MOIasses-Golden syrup, s. IL. and y. o. Mol's.
SpiceS-aii kinds
Candics-Sperm. Star and Taliow.
Soap Common, Toilet and Shaving,
ALSO
Prep. Cocoa. GRAHAM FLOUR, Corn Meal Rice.
Corn Starch. 81 go, Matarori, Nerniieelii, {. Tartar
Sacratus, Sup. Carb Soda, Yeast Powders, Raisins,
PrHnes In Glass Jars, Shaker Preserves, Citrun,
Cnrranis, Flavorng Extracts. Pickles. Pepper
Tonrto Caisup, Mustard. Vinegar, Sardnes, Goldfish
hitefsh, Macserel. Smoked Herring Sal Soda. os
sego Pear Starch. Table and Dairy SAT-, Whale and
Lard Oil, Wooden ware, Remnant of common stone
ware. dc. e.. A good assortmentof
EASTERN STONE WARE.
FLOUR AND BRAN EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT
oetia'55 c. NJ. HAWKES., Front Street.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
Nroifries.
FAMILY GROCERY.

q & g e
I'M subscriber hae opened stock ~ tiroee IN
L his house on Perry bcIwcenSeconda aud Third as,
~hich he i'll wxsraat to be Of the very best laaiiy
and which re ill sell as low ascaa be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
choice lei Tyarsj ust received and for sale low
at v hole sale or rctail.
Davenport. Dess3l, is5s-dtf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber has opened large and choice as
sortnent Of Family Groceries, at the"Ghhsh
ERkD SroRE,- -,, sss
Front s., nearly opposite the Mills,
4fsa asors beieT Barssws. y PretfgEaas,
Where + shah always have on hand full supply OF
all su.h articles as every family needs, via:
o sugar: Fish all kinds;
Clarified. Bacon. Hamstnd Sa"ui"ers'
Crushed - Picked Pork, Lad;
s "A and S O. Mol..l Choice Flour;
Syrup: Sorn Mcaf'
Coffee and Teas: Potatoes
peprer and Spice; Dried Fruit;
Nails and Glass: Wooden Ware
Sfnnr Mare. White Lead:
r;lanI Tarrcn,ine: Soap and Candles, Starch;
nd many other article to mention. all
(Which will be sold for ready pay. stthe lowest pr
ces. e.
willaiso purchase al kinds OF Country Produce
Butter Eggs, Poultry, Wheat. Germ, osts etc :eic.
May.4-dtf David A. BUhko"s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
Carrie &c for Gale.

4 WELL ari,hed Family Carriage thai has been
- used tuta short time aud is nearly good as
new. for sale cheap.
Also ono set OF Eastern Carriage Harness, Silver
mounted aad rs good as new.
Oct : A. C. FULTON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
MORNING PACKET.

4 <A THE well-kuown and ,eiiablcsteam-
IAse>Y4ll er LAMARTlSE, Capt. PHELPs. J.
II s. Aeair, Clerk, willlelycthe Daven-
port iandin. sylnY MosslEe ct . o-cLoox, and Mus
catine EVERY EVENING Ar y o'cLo,K. The travelling
public may rely the pInetuaity sfthe La,nartine
10 the hours named.
For n ight or pass &C arpl, on board. Apl ledt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
Great Excitement at
WECrEshLE AND RETAIL.

riIIE sutSether has raeeiy cd from the Eastern ind
4 Southeru Markets large aud well selected stock
cf goods of al descriptions n common use, consisting
OF Dry Goods, boots and Sh"es, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queenswarc. Buffalo Rotes,
groceries. Dried Fruit. Gotten Warn,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass.
G. A. Il. |. d kaaawha salt Hardware.
Nets and NH saws. iron, all Kinds, Steel assorted.
Castings. Nails, all siHd-. Grinistugcs,
Noodenwure, 6lrc geese feathers, Pitch &, oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and oiis, bye StuGs, &c,
viii will be sold at snttii advance for Cab. AS
int I'D kcePiBg every u ing eOalmon use. persons
ing articescan obtain them Front street
atth Brick Store opposite Che Mis Davenport lows.
une o, ts53-2g. }. ~. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
M0vtCE,

rs'HE subsarlber 70 Intending to be absent from the
city for q snort time, ali orders for MeGowap's
Double Acting Pumps left with Burrows PRETTY msn
or n. DumoHtw receive pr ,mpt attention.
GA ~ ~ -. kDfRs q, LrrFLFf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
Misffllaufons.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drag and Paint HOssse,
Uimej. sreot, two doors east Of Buffalo.
HENRY %. WEED,

HENRY d. WEED,
IJAS in store as large stock of Drugs Medicines,
IL Paiuts ,oiis and Dye SUITS as wlsevef e1oush.
into Rock STAND which he offers TO the trade u. u
reasonable terms. As hisstock YVES purchased rom
arst class houses in New York. Boston and Philadei-
pha nm Is constantly being repenished, customers
can RELY upon getting pure and nnadulteraied Drugs
Having been for the past years In the drug trade
he feels confident in saying that his stock OF Drugs
cannot be eXeelled for quality, variety and low pri
,,a e iss"Ts Mp ~ Ihs' anu
Of the day, among which are tho fol'owng:
Jayne's Family Medicines, Mustang Eminent,
Slonn.s - Arabian
Wcgnne,s g Nerve and Bone Lniment,
"a. airy Neayers Syrup.
Halioway's Pills. Smiths Tonic syrup,
Ointment, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Bulls Sarsapariia, India Nholagogue,
Tawnsend,s Webstcr's Specific,
(,uysott's g Lyons Katharion,
Marshul''s Uterine Catholicon.
BRUSHES, ss<tissaE;S.
Whj,ewashbrushes al,szcs int Brushes, all sizes,
Hair s. Varnish " :. :.
brushes, IN great variety Tooth and Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
Iinseed Oil, Ii,harec.
Spirits Turpentine, Ohio Fire Proof,
Yellow Copal yari. quail.
red g Coach.
Red Lead. Asphaitnm.
Venetian Red. Black iealhcr,
Cehre French, White Lead in Oil,
American. Zinc snow whe
Also. large stock, ofIard 4, While and Sperm Oils
by the barrel or less qua iity.
Persons IN want of any articles IN my line VIII Hnd
it greatly to their advantage TO give call. do
not adv srtse prices nor the amount OF stock have
on hand the price nj Drugs constantly changing,
and advertised prices cannot he relied upon; but
customers calling at my store tai times BIO sup
piled at the low est market rates.
- iiENRY D. WEED,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
STEAM Fl RAlTIEE MANUFACTURE,

THE tnhscriber would respec tf,,II, I'm farm, al, a.,
VINO de1 ~ Furniture, that he Is TOW rrernr,d n
NJ Az steam .nnnniaciory on Front Street below III.
mississippi bridge. To r II orders Tor " 'N'
niNGAGS, kEDS'EEaES rsI,yrS.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CABINET WARE,
on Ac Hesi reasonab terms and III the shortes no.
urc' re mas on hand and Tor sale low . large sup
P's oichulhet Wa &c of his own manufacture. The
city. ~
oet9, dw.u l. G.. DEssAfNT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12

~ = 10 EHGIUEE6S.
<xURLEY,s superior compasses, 4, and inch
4 r uiafn and win veneri always on hand. Also,
saryryors Chain. and Marking Pins. Sc. &c. dc.
Apy article nos on hand furnished 10 order al
Ace. g ge are the erefxsfcs for Gareys Man
sf.ctarc, Engineers Stationery In general: Consist
ing OF Profile cfoss Section, and Drawing Paper.
Aiso drawing ispstra Is, Drawing Taeks VsDain,
Pspssl, &C., &c Ike. Orders b! mail viii receive
v''r H.A. PORTER & BRO,
auc " DIFF Rock Island. Ills.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
PEYNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
M0@W n 60

THE Great Central r. ute, connecting the Atlanti
elite ith the Western Northwestern, and souhwes
tern States. by continuous Railway d'rect. ms
road also connects at Pittsbnrg with daily line oil
steamers 10 all ports the northwestern Lakes: ma
King The most direct, cheapest and rscbts roateb
which FREIGHT can beforwarded to andfrom the
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
DIR. S FIsCHELL,
Surgical aud w, rhrnicpl VENTS

u II. ElECHEIL,
SufEscns and W, ckGniCai sentists
4 NNoUN { rs to the aides and Gentlemen Of tbs
A'hA AID vicinity, tia. lie has located hm-eli Iei
'naGohVs IN ROek Island as aDENTAL PKIorIr ossR ~
sI'tdeNartots tlrurthes of the jrofssIon DR.. h. q
mas pracisea his art in the United States and Mexeo
sn,e ir5e' and In England for many years nd Is en-
S''s" 70 give general Satisfaction. Teeth htcI''
I'm iigie one 10 whole set on the most slrfo,
T T p.lhc 7 e. aid az other operations IeiaiLng"
'ih'r,sH reformed with accuracy aud care. 80,
dren. iN ~ '"N
y. .. Ladies afforded at their residences II re-
n hafref moderate nd work warranted.
once over Me srs Nhitak CIR and Eyerts store, oP'
osiic hnek lsiaLd iionse, on Iliinois Street.
,hes!drhee, Poor Street, between Illinois EetA
'feT sts. next doorto Mrs. Johnson's.
hocs bland, sept - less dif
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
tfhsS London Porter jusi received and for sa.o
- at FRANCIS JhCOBY'h
Drug and Prescription Store.
OCT ~. Brndy bet Cd 4 adst - rGy'iIfr.

LADIES' COLLEGE.
| mr. second Quarter o:the above Institute will com
\, m,hee on Wednesday, September 5th in aofh
,ohrurrangements for thorough course Of ipstruf'
Ion ~ the various departments Of the College, are
a'Ple ana on scale to the osnign The sgs
and spirit ofthe tines
lain 10 give more prae tical tho rour aud COM
$3.50, ouise OF studies than amy Of our schools ioi
/; US aH'oS' yea more, mean 10 Ia X the lead
~ we business oifcmae educptiop
ecoufse 81 studies will be varied TO suit the cir
'.iH intellectual capacity ollie pupii.
'It''oh ihthr Primary Department. 81 90 Ter Or
po ''' usual coursc. 0-.''' a m "a :.
Language and higberEnpisL brprch.s 8 sn {,
-' - fAira charsesin the Normaior
\, ieheliers'dsFartpcHt
-"usi, on Piano, NJ eiode0u ,Ciui.Yrard
Landscsn 40 p.iu,,o $40 90 to i2 90 " "
Monochroms,f. - ~ WI. 90 8. -
M n."lnh'se 'tr"yoB and Pencil
fapler MGeheand oypaipapi,ir, " =
r, "ors.eaea, 'A"ef . 4.
Embroidery .esuameutsIEa.p ~. VI y
-, &C., d., IL all their y.ris,x '.i,fh, 4,
diplomas Willie giv co a. mos, ~ w = -.
i'ctS a lhoroug hcouY 4. IN I'm. S'tn-
- departments amer oithe
p"Ard withfurriShpa rooms II Man,
IT, NRsAths, lights ,iIe Il, statf,pr,,"stE - . =,
XII ~ FhIh furnishes her q room - ~ ~ op a,
H. -; Et.is 70 ne made IN advance Wv - VI -
in"ss sishinP to secure icons nrt
ars, ~ 1I'ly .soa or d"sSs as dry sch0i-
M ~ Ptr,elSrgnd Sun erirtcn"n,,
NJ n ConpiNa, } ~ 'hh'ept'
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-12
GENERAL INTERFERENCE oFrIcr
COOKING, AIR wAKnIsG 4 vEKiiiArlfe

COOKING, AIR WARNING & FEN1ukTlEe.
s,aa'FLks Of the ab"ye .ll aTatus rev r'8tt ~
- tie lnSiceiicn Of iho.e Wlo lie sire to n4ts Ne
bcst mode ~ Warming and He4iiatfE Ieir Il u,ts,
Aiso Tor t""kTtg- We have the rtE,l 10 DE IlCd
the ost approved Hot Air Furnace lId 6 Ie,krg
Fargo winch ouIt Uecds To br seen 10 H. ,!asv r
Coal. coke. az " cod eat b.. used.
We invite Tie public generally to raI aId Cl4 Bis
me ~ Taratus; ouiA Hlinisid ! mbcT l.. stIua
a fai 50 iist 10 bc 0f K, tllr cithsrs FIrpst,
or Range The order nlRst Ice lefi .aris.
Cooking sloYts--E large a.so r.s,ef on Hal Vkik
ressa - en.ntl! reduced prices.
Aug 3i-dam. r .CTcfF& co.