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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04
Our Canada Correspondence.

SuTTos, (Canads East, } Feb. 20 1885.
The Knon Nothingr IN Characterization Brsedag IN
me Coiony--h Republic in ProFp,c,.
Startling IS the fact may appear, Canada il fast rp"n
ing for revolution. An organization for csablshiag
the independence Of Canada has been ssrted and has
secretly but rapidly spread the eastern townships
large section Of the Upper Provae, All u, members
are already numbered by Thousands.
The plan Of the animation and the manner Of nt,
ting new members somewhat resembles the Know
Hothngs but the obls cation oath Of aeercsy
binding. Their object IL IN nav. an independent re-
public and 10 make the be Of freedom ami demo
crazy float in ,ruu pin upon the walls Of this politics,
Jerusalsm. let the past bury IT, DEAD The present
the time for action the time il favorable the ln1cA
tons auspeious for the formation ot trvodtonsrJ
party that will stand for freedom aud the great In
terests OF the country But let this opportunity BY
and II IL not probable that In tsis GENERATION At last
other chance vii oIer for striking successful
blow for the iserty 81 the CanAias England has not
only got her hands fu a the East but has taKrn her
troops ~ Canada A large iJrty ~ 'hr people
sick Of living under p"ttroat goysrnmsnt And they
viii not let this opportunity pass without 8. pers,.
struggle for Liberty In tie single county 81 AsffqUO
bordering Vermont they have subordnate lodge 10
nearly every town and Ia this county alone there
- yeial thousand know hotbngs, republicans No
move probably. will be made by the republicans ubtn
srrrg opens further than 10 secretly Increase the
numbers and supply Themselves with the Bssssssry I'm
plem.nt. OF gar.
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RUxoPED MuBDERs-FoUR Max KnLED.-L..
have been received In this city from Lexington
aiug that che town OF Warrenburg in this state has
s. been the ,ctne Of of the most whole sale mur
r. perpstrated Tie circumstances are detailed
folloys-Two Irish pedlars named John Kenahan and
mes CarTigan, left Lexington about Two weeks ago
tn large qu.ntit OF dry goods and jeweiry. Tsey
avelled TO the town OF Warrenton, about forty Ave
lies from lexington, and stopped for night. Ken.
ret RED 20 bed hrat, and about hour Afterwards
"a followed by Carrigs no discovered that hts com
mon absent On making . search h. found him
der the bed dead. with his skull split open by
found the be also full OF blood Al this junctur,
heard footsteps approaching, AMI srming himself
Tia q large bowie knife, he blew out his light and
nped beh nj the door Immediately tire. men entsr.
one having axe. CsIriyan Instantly stacked
lem with Bis knife and after short scue succeeded
II Hing all three Of ihemsSt LouS Neirs, fSb 81
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3Rr ORG ANIzATIoS or THE MASSACHUSETTS, MrLI.
We learn that orders have been issued by 9over-
In Gardner disbsnding the third battalion OF Light In.
btIy the 18th regiment Of Artillery and tas fourth
In sixth sud seventh regiments OF Light Infantry,
the purpose OF merging the companies Of which thsy
composed into Infantry reg ments TIE designati
IuArtlIlety" and eight Infantry" will be dropped.
lie ded oaicer, OF the disbanded regiments are dis.
krred ana new field officers will De- cleo ed ~ this
Ivly formed regiments. This will simplify the
kseut Of the militia lea wing but one in
~ndeut battalion in the State, Che hrst battalion Of
su,ry ard we learn that II 10 centrally approved By
utsry men --Bos.on Alas, March !.
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A PEiEsr ~ Yesterday s'ssrnoor.
R.t TitHsas OEalAERn Cathode pfsst,, t~lonxnK Ia
Rotbuyy vss = Esd IN Williams soari bafiy iatsr.
tnipd Rpt efovd ~ bpys yesfibg bin. Hs iANen
s's rs'ies H,sion N0. Tor The psfpD.s 81 kssp
untl 10 bsesus suclsnty soh.f - tahs sAr. ~ BIN
.sn bot he oon1aft psrs sasb, snf Ms ursst ~
vi6asnes ait REPEATED thst BE- wss ssht.3usnuy
Epitssd 20 jail - swat hssrtng bsiors JpEsles Cashng
ia 10 poos eouft ths wssrsing Ua bal NitA An 90
90 essh. snf . vsigatls gold watch name ~. !
Os b~sttes eurtcval, cuassrurts1 sr1an snsa M
tslle Tor, csrssaNy srclgnsd a bsstbsfn 49,. ~
essr this nSrnins The priest spt~srd t0rssshh -
ber-f sp1 vas svtdsnilr guiis gisi y rsf. hsn ~
ussssisbh no,s,issy ~ toe psJnss; ~ ns u.sA Zee
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List Of patents issued from the Cn,ei sa.ea Patent
0Gce for ihe week ending February 90 1855 each bear
a b Chlds aud Henry W Dickinson, Of Rochester,
\. y for machine for feeding 20 printing prssssi
Edwin forbush, Of Ashland, Mass for improvement
Fred nen,rler, OF Now York, ~ Y, for improvement
in bank locks
George Clarke Of Teonardsville, \. T., for improve
ment In chimney safes.
George blanchard Of Washington, D. C., for improv,
Levi Basel Of New York, n. for improvement in
metallic springs. Ante dated August 20, 1854.
James u Hennstt, Of Bennington, w. for impsoT,.
Charles X. Barnes, Of os-.so, n. y, for improved
mill stooe dress Tor hullDg rice
larnal Bay, Of West Ches.et, Pa, FOR improvement
in huid bui nsrs
Samuel II Noble OF westa,ld, Mass, for improvement
JOIN 5. K,th and John Brooks, Of Canton as.., for
improved bullet mould.
GEORGE ?. Ketehum, Of Bedford Ind, ,cr method Of
driving pairs Of reciproosting saws.
Custsvus Hammer, Of cincInnatl, Ohio for improve
Charles Hall, Of Portland, Ne, for improvement 10
the preparation IL paper from resinous bsrks.
Daniel HaldsmAp, Of Norgsn,own, Va for Improve
joel Hastings, Jane, Ramsay ,nl Hssry @ cn,mSer.
lam, Of q Johpsbury, VI. for machine Tor cutting
tnon.
10. q Goshea and samuel NJ Ely, Of shirley,Surr
Pa, ~ preparation " maize leaf. A. substitute Tor
SAMUEL wethsria Of Bethlehem, Pa for i'm prorsm,n
10 apparatus for sspsratog zine vhite.
Carrnyton wlson, Of New York y. Y, foT improved
gT1de.
Thomas Tipp, Of Sandy cresk y. T., 70. water
wheel
Geo y Todd, Of Dsn5aa "a, for ,eit regulating .s,.r
gates.
Samuel Tassart Of indianapolis, Ind. Tor improve.
meat Ia feeling 1our bolts.
Vim stephens or Reamoui, ind., for improves ,iiis
rest Tor athea.
samu. X smith and Elijah Covles, p H,iley, Niu d,
for machine for cutting wood Into silysrs
William ssse, Of Durhsm, Conn, Tor impro7sl ar
heater
n. c. Sanford, Of nsridsa, Conn, Tor improved
skatss
Jonathan A. Robb ss ofPoplin, n n f,f improvement,
IN hand eultlvator
jacob Pisrson OF A!.rsndrs, VI. Tor machins ,or
nu'seturing hoops
Ut. Ogden Of Boston, kaa., ssngpor % nimssH AL
1komas stoddsrd, o. ssme fses, for imoeovsm-ss "a
1 oarrises via5ovs.
Chss W Bro~a, Of Bortss Mas. ssgnsr Z. oss-,.
W Bsa. e. sss 0soss " carpsa,-r, for tn,revsnsal
I paa, mil.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Paper 81

I paper &C.
100 REAMS wrapping paper, assorted, - dozen
lUU hemp bed cords, so doz. MANILA do, 20 coils
odsks, assorted % bales wrapping twine for ale By
nsrvh - sa J. B KINBALL6 Co.,
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BOn,etS! ROnnetS!!
A LARGE assortment Of bonncts for sale cheap by
IA lapril27l JIG. LAUMAN Il BRO. n
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THIRD YEAR. VOL. mo "a.
Groceries For the MilIisH!
AT bas a,soqo-4r>
KIMBALI,1. .&C0'S

II >. klMBALL CO., have just received q .larx
shipment Of Goods, consisting in part, us follows
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Law Parlnership

EaC. NALL and Wa. .R. THOMPSON have fctmeo
~. partnership under ths name Of L ALL .;..s
fHOMPoON, ard wSl attend TO oil peekessonsI =
- taea ~ hCoooAdsd 70 then in the ststs Fl
IoaA ~ VIII sivs partsbssr attention 70 business
- 0Gse 'os WsIhisssoa stssst sdjoinins the
OWks o0ss, Busiingtm Inus. vxss.
March -, fs4-ly etsIa4 }r- sw ss'1.'s !. =
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
BY DUNHAM & BROWN.
HENRY H. SCOTT.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Do.
mestic Dry Goods, Queensware, Hardware, Grocer
les, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps and Ready Made Cloth
ing. Keeps full supply of the above articles, and
wilIsel on the most reasonable terms.
Egi ~ West side Main-st, near the Market House,
Buxington. ''Siyn-"People's Store" (sep 27, '52
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

AMERICAN LAUNDRY SOAP,
me Biggest Lick Of the Day and Age.--
Manufactured By the american Soap
Company.
Wis ARTICLE is guaranteed to wash aud cleanse
L clothes. however dirty, with cold or warm water
without boiling pounding: by its use, all Grease
os STAINS, Ink Paint, in fact all foreign substan
ecs are instantly removed and warranted not TO in
jure the most delicate fabric
l3 DEPOT. FRONT ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA.
10 BOXES just received and for sale ~ the box. or
q bar, and wsrrantcd to do all it PROCESSES TO with
out fail Particulars see directions accompanying the
soap. w. II. ANDERSON. Agent.
june 10, 1851. Main Street, Burlington.
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Paller Agency.


1 TTORNElS Al LAW. VIII attend to any ba
siness IN tic Courts Of the First JsSlica! Disiiie'
5h Siiprcinc Court Of thc STATE and the District tar'
,fthe United States ALso- f. all agencies, in re-
gard te real estate, purchase sale ana cation ot LAM
Warrants ,iaaning Of mpsy. and all basiness mtper
,ertaning to their profession.
~ae- Office removed from the old stand Of GRIMES
ST ARR STARR GRIMES & SNYDER, and STARE 4
PHFLps on esFerscn street, Bu,naps Drug core
20 the east end If MARION HALL, on Washington st
JB-The affairs Of Grimes l. Starr. will be settled
by Mr.. Starr, the affairs Of Starr Grimes Snyder,
.ther Mr Starr or Mr. Snyder, at the old stand.
Burlington, Feb. IA, 1853 t.l -
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NEW JEwELRY.
UST received, a new and fashionable assortment Of
Gold earrings. gold finger rings, gold breast pins
and pencils gold seal snds keys gold chains, gosd
edges de-, for. sale very cheap by !. .- -
April 20. s A. w. AW.CAhfKNIEn.
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TUST received futinas and accordeons, violins hai
u brushes, port monies, &C., by
april 20. A. w. 4 w. CARPENTER.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

STILL LATER AND MOFE IMPOkTANT.
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment Of Spring and Sun. me
Goods, which, owing to the lateness Of the season
will be closed out ut slight advance from FIRST Cos
by [june Is, 1881 S.KIMBALL SEQ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
Lie o, Bara I'M.

Ne canaot but admire the truth and ap-
t.scss Of the following structures upon
life OF that prince of deceiyers and
p. r. Barnum. The work. like that
ack Shepherd, affords an example - be
jed and in its consufnm alton illustrates
e,ce pton To the rule that liars and de-
yers never prosper:
IA CAUTION TO pAREsTs.-Our limits
week do not allow us to notice the
autobiography Of Mr. P. T. BaRSuM as it
nerves. But we cannot suffer this occa-
In to pass, without uttering to parents q
nd Of caution agsinst that exciting and
rlicious book We regarl it as one of
mos, dangerous books that can be put
10 the hands Of Lao who is at all alive
tie sense of the ludicruas, and not thor
shly grounded IN the hatred Of falsehood.
an example OF great worldly prosperity,
khieyea by systematic DECEPTION, this book
fks 10 exalt lying and fraud into sci.
bee, whose fea,s may be employed alike 70
kcite the mirth and to fleece tie packets
the multitude. IN these times OF as
bandiny frsuas. Oh influence OF such al
B4nple is doubly dangerous. Parents
(5dlt be watchfui 10 guard against it's
fmplati0n.
Weare not sure, considering the great
liorieiy OF The book, but that parents and
E4ehprs would render a good service To til
ing. aud best coanterqet its inAuence, by
exposing the wiekedness OF
he thst veunts. lis career Of iis
- Ii .e Pr gas. The book lis ifs en-
fsCTr i've illustration of Job 8: Il, 10 -
He'd app liBie;h the devices Of tn crafty.
i tsketn the wise In their own cra,ttnes-;
Ed HE c5u,iscl b the forward Is carr. Z
I.adlJag," 4 man whe was ,jasi energ
hr from III, oiiua. aud suspicion Of years,
B'p pasition Of responsibility tow ~
fAei oil wers wiling 10 hclp HIN. IL his
Is Y tttl;e,s TOR " atm, na'-wits hun
e!'; makes neeaiiiry speculation out Of
!, 5gH ia'3stias; aud in - dong, fx2psas
h5ft ilisuitb,s u thu astoundei gnzr oi the
'G5..c VIA sill lau.h at the revelation OH
I hchs.ftih 70 despise tie revea:er.-
\ . 81 ,lih nan be i compensation for the
rotl a,thJnosab'e mcn.
Y Y linden n Int
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nsuf OF rus FEMALE EcLrcrIc Tx

k.urne of THE FEMALE ECLECTIC IN
krrs. at Davenport, Iowa.
mass Of matter thatshas accumu-
|, on our table the past week, we res
! neatly printed pamphlet bearing tbs
T5e abo,e Institute, tobs under The
Egs Of Ms. Caroline i. Liotsay, the
q our fellows citizen, Tha'es LHd4ify'
il vet in is Inception II is the
'spg u an undertaking, which il pr9se-
d upon the plan and 10 the extent here
81 viii result in an Institution q learn,
thai VII contribute 10 the literary fame
our city. Until suitable buildings are
pared ouIy day scholars will be reeeiv-
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A CARD.
LApY's COLLEGE,.

presenting this notice 70 lhe pnb ic the subsrrs
Der wishes toini3rm tls'n thai ais s4iioo win 81.
lpehtd for tas feee itioD Of sadcpls "Wednesday.
DE - q Mayneu. Hcpreposas to give ,.'rssicai
'iucatioh to All who MA, wish 10 favor linn III taeiI
patronage And confidence. He also viii add Nor
Iai department 70 qualif! young ladies' Tor teaching
II the various grades Of SCHOOLS oar county from
he Co irge WI 10 III. common district school. In
The pr mary derartrcntile will admit an who de-
sir ,us ofept yihg us benefits.
The course Of instruction. " i'll be thorough and
let~. and ~ The sa,re time very discriminating anu
and sab.ssa;hs hose !. trenches whose ,en
icy isto give vgor aud elasticity 10 the youthful
The manner Of teaching will be the most approved
and improred snownip oar eounir. Earope. giving
Tho Pnp hi, fall lnd ,rtanlin Of her tbi ct. while
u u presented b! the teacher 10 style eni,r-l lev
and fnsrinating
His first aim will he TO to his pupils hea ia
and vigorous eo situtien, with III w"ieh all hse'-
forts wodid b. us less.
Secondly, 10 establish decided and correct mafal
character IA ba IL OF II hi. hopes. without whit h
30 snrers'rneinre stand III. test OF tatufc ria;
aud ftarc hopes.
And hirdly hi, object Will he 81 give - each jhdi
sidua hat kin3 u rr4ctieal tr4rs hex Hstural III
NJ future prospects shtl! i'dirate
AHd flgruy- - rtia tba mn y practical resee-
sion, aul asstsl deductions f,on eyef! d!s oD4er-
eStjaR.
hi ls,ily, "a ofas- spirit q n ctiaa Christian
isrHsvvieaee into ,s nliad " - uaa i1wtFef
Y4nEg. ioss!g aud EsiHt1ifa pdnelile ffp'n
witch siiatl Sos, ~ q nj pare and clear i9antaip
si.lr efsat los ln8ii.
Aiyffll .ains#f. are OF NJ, most urle hud efanti
ssai' 90 rtsi Il 81 ear on "a ahorr tp@ia fse
- tla latarHIid SPIRIT al eifN4gIsl5 4 tEs st
THE ball'lin2. witch Il new dtotnn fiiS r. #5i
.. prepared t. ifa all rs iGneta- epni3-tab e,at
Nppy. Il taBds HpppHn epl g"H e ~ e ascett a q
ar7hnattea hN i lfamehat's, fFpa which steae n
prevented 70 view unsq , 10 eoantfy for tait'
auss. be;aiA grandeur.
II isac;de1 d, ~ M most hea thy aud saa5ri5
aus rs hi the United States. whose adtettaEes 0!
icadn a. approach ~ ihat could b. ass "a or
L. sired and its business Advantages stfofdio uair
"a Inc Mississippi valley. Ms arrangements for
teacher. sac that nh wi be individually watched
aud cared for.
Those wishing further Information can address the
Proprietor at Davenport, lava. Who will BE- happt al
all 'imesio give all required Inform ton cirtelar
and further notice viii be gwen III 'ae time.
+. II. GODDIAG,
Proprietor and Superintendent
Nh. r n. BoppsNu, ,,f,.i,at,
Mas. NJ. a. CeDDtNG
Davenport, Iowa Pee. %, 1884 d&wH.
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&c LOSE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
La - II w d y u

one tar uorft ef ne Past oGee Darearor., tore.
4 GEMS for iiia salc of pWreea & ForsN MS Fire
Riar iroa Stfrs Sea'ss fcptn four poun,ls tan HAY
s.sf, gnritst;,r Cas- steel Gtre}Io an aud efte-
S4teS feother Be'ias tfjndohe pe3S and Sits. Cot
mss for open front Buildings, Kedzie's prcr,iWr,
Eatsr Fterfrs for purifying Water; Coaeh asa SD
alsrg Harc, sc, Sc.
Ans in STORE tls hrgest stock Of He wv and Shelf
yordsars Baiiifag .H1trridfs, .'fArkasirs' 3ooIs.
CatIerg Sfltsr Plated Wars and Fancy Hardware,
aver oIered N this city The Trade be supplied
At e stern prices.
Consumers of our Wares particularly requested
to ca upon u and save large per eent in making
purchases
Orders from the country for saf's scales promptly
attended 10 and Ill cd At factory prices, adding tus
,portati y.
Copper, Tin aud shce. Iron Worr. Roohpr &c
done promptly. ocsS ieSS-dw-am
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[Y Y. hisp y ut
oNEaRrARLY CooL.-The Ttmes OF It's

oNgoRrABLY CooL.-The TINES OF til
|mou.ng says, Saturday night was telaraby
oo, bot mol half so deliberate In IL cold
aess As the rascal who entered Alderman
Evans house on Washington s.. He Ct
Through a back window, lnto 1 kitchen, OPP
Iened the door leading into tie parlog by cut
Fling around the bolt, iul!t comfortable fire
DO tic stere, hn'rP ~ In the process M
tie kidding weed lieLt d The gas and
commenced general investigation 81 the
Tr3mis =. In an adj oTniag ciosst he fuuni q
pair Of pIutaloous winch probably titei his
neither man, us they were carried of. The
pockets Of sundry other garments Were
rummaged, and tie papers we're found scat
tered about the roam. The dehoerate
rogue then evidently took nap upon the
sofa until towards morning, when ne un-
lock the bsck.dopr, and retired, taking with
MN only the pantaloons and d silver salt
spoon - CHICAGO Jour.
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CANNON & SMALL
FOR SALE

4 STORE rorSE ard '6t or fab,c square, a
\ dwell nSs hoilse natiiiuing Q rashis and one. Two
Or three OTIS Harrison street, three blacks from
the kai'road, ana several ot- anmproyc3, all in, Tx
WIZ Also twenty acres tigibe. Land one mile from
town. App,y to j. II. LYTER.
pe witt, Clinton co, Dec Is, '5t-den
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fourth Street.

E OTIS G. ard 2 ia bloch &c, corner Of F.rnam, OF
I i IS abfat 23G fes.t south Of Pailfbai n.pot.
r La.3, III b;oe9 ji3axi5D f.4t deer On North sid
|uf "a. btt~e"u p.-r% ahd RIIslana street. YER
rot W I'm b'ooy s. ~ Perry street, near 5tlI 81
With new double Frams nweililg ofs Rooms Cellars
Gistern, Wen. etc, WoalI hrlSc rtol Res9pin.
House. For s.slsby GEO. L. MICROBES.
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REaL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,


- GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
ss9sera pAy4AFoRI, Iowa sss
Office Corner Maia and Second s,s. nov IT
rlTY Lots AND RESIDENCES, for sale and for
" lease.
..-Troat Street,. H y
FoHr Lots 2fyi4C feet Front street. corner o.
Rock Island Block No. d., with store Rooms and
Warehouses;, for leas. IL ~ years ut per cent
on the value. ssF8 e3 t,@ ssfk ea#
...Sacond Street,. ,is8s
Lot No 3. In Block ~, between Perry and X. Island
s with good ,rirk nwei ing and appuFtenances, We
~ desirable for family residence: Sldt0.
Lot ,. in Block No. G5. between, Island and lows
sts with large Double Hnuse art ~ .tons and par
fvic rents for so per month: very cheap propsrt.
at $3.50. va .Fsleegg ~ t1
New store Room corner Of ID aud Pevr. streets Z,
Block No. 81. asais
NALL M. Il. Bloc ca. conner Iowa and Q! At.
'4x15 feet, with comfortably Dwelling Fn- sale ny
GEOL HlCkOLis.
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New Books.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE !!

THE undersigned has openeda General Intelligence
Office 18th complete set of books in which TO
enter all kinds Of Real and Personal Property for sale
or for rent the names OF all Servants who wish for
places in families within the city, also the names
Mechanics, Laborers and others seeking employ
that those who in search Of Houses, Lands,
wants. &c cannot full OF immediate in obtain
ing eitherby calling at my office. Charges moderate
Call and register your wants orders and they will
receive prompt attention.
a. #fAe A. FINEFfELD,
No. Commercial Buildings.
Dec Z ls5I.dly
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TIT ~


y SrEyrg c8Cng,
..3@3ssE " &sEg.
An.o Z wiith fsNsc tsilaNIE@:
Trry gpsrior y. AsanA / FED: ,tocs q . tsfs do.
VERY c2iet. srus q lnIas,,'r',f extra "a'"re 4"
GIps anfip. tll GOV. Jasa Tee, cormct tof 80 o.
paii.in'a prep'd Cocoa, Cr>ha Sugar, faiy'e ae.
white. & n'.c do. brown do. GnaeN Fyrrt, Sngt 7
Hbtfsc a. NO MolaS4as yHrioes quaiites r.ttsccr
sfoin eo.eostl1 Cheap price, Pur ertuS, Soda, {.
Iprltr NUtpaEs, Mac, Cloves, Whole ard GTId Gin
uanou, Alspice add Pepper Ginger i',kivs IN gals.
aud hi-gais., PelpnrsGute. Iun,aio ketelup CIDER
Vinegar. MUSTARD New Rice. Table and l'airy salt.
Ctron, CurraEts, New Layer haisns, hood,o'd do,
scedoss do, Sago. MacearohI, Nermaeetli. nr'd
Peaches Pared do IMPAIRED. Pick cd Trout. White
Fish, MackereI, Smoked Eerring, Cod fish, Soap.
various kinds. Star Candies. Press'ddo, VI. B. Whale
Oil. Lard do. Indigo Fig Blue, Alum. Starch. s. Pe,re.
Copperas, Soft shcled Almonds. Pecan Nuts, Brazil
do, Filherts. Bed Cords, Clothes Lines reoms Mops
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tubs, Zine Washboarts, 3 and
no y Pats, Brush Brooms. Flour Buckets, spice
Boxes, &c,- &c, all selected eNpressi! for Fhmtip
Use. n t-
n Pan Goods warranted as recommended
At the Brick Store, Main and Front streets,
tstorc recently occupied by MeMan'ls% sh.I,hetd
Davenport Dee "a, lss4.d&wtf
J1RANK LEssLIE's Magazine, Harpers Magazine
II For Sale at No. lie Claire BLOCK.
Jan 9Th, 1855.
corr States In Strong Frames, a! The School SIC
- lust received at No. lie claire biosK-
davenport JAN sih, ls5o
ELEMENTARY Spellers-one ease just opened and
Jan : @'''o y '~ No lie Claire Block.
rnsITH's New Gee graphy and Atlas;
- Mehprs Geograp hios, All Kinds;
Goodrch's School Histortes
Buttons English and Analytical GTa'amef;
Wells. kir%ham, Lyons. htiill ana 'iaFhs 'l!tt''
RAYS, Adams. e,rpeuie.f :, Gaibarh's sMltR :,
Davies EmerseE's Per'a,sa''d "a BOY, :
On H2ni as For s-''sit
Ian les n n t.tt T. 4 Is.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
Third Street,.

Lots 6. = and = III Slaet rs. fronting on 9Th street
bet een ~ Claire and Farnam. pr = +s ~
Lor6, Block -. fronting or.the River, Farnam anf
"a strseis.
LOT No Q. II Block ls. fxl5a feet, near tn corne
IF Western AveAue aud 81 streets, with good Fran
GEO. L. NICHOLS.