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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

Crimea reports no ne rs up 10 the 10Th, AMI
Il seems that the Quarries we're evacuated By the
English after The 18th. Still, thi. intelligence
Ray be false.
The great meeting Of the Administrative Re-
formers in Drury Lane Theatre has not ans'ered
the expectations Of the public. Sir Joseph Paxton
was expssted to speak, as he had promised, aud
sin ce il is known that he conducts tue business
Of the Duke Of Devonsbire, everybody believed
that the aristocracy, or at least portion Off,
wished to have hand in the affair IN order
10 control the mo, ement. Still, at the eleventh
hour. SIR Joseph declined to speak. After ina
ture consideration the aristocracy have found
that they can weather the storm without any
concession whatever TO the middle classes.
The immense consumption of alcoholic bever-
ages 10 Holland has attracted tie notice Of the
Dutch Government which, in order to check
drunkenness, proposes to increase the spirit
duty by Hooper cent. Last year the quantity OF
gin sold by retailers amounted 10 Holland, with
population scarcely equal to that OF New York
State, to 5,625, 600 gallons.
The experiments about the acclima,lzation Of
the Chinese potato--Dioscure bstatas-have
fully succeeded in France; the plants nor liable
to dsesse and yields twenty-four tuns to the
acre. The Geographical Society of Paris has
awarded one of Us gold medals to Mr.. Montig-
Dy, Consul at Shanehae, for having sent over
the potato and the oak silk-worm to Europe.
hitby nutritious pes from China has likewise
been Successfully tried in France, and the
Chinese susar-csne is growing we'll in Belgium,
producing 100 gallons of strip TO the acre, and
a large amount Of fibre fit for the manufacture
Of paper At a late meeting Of the English
Horticultural Society, stalls Of Holcus-saccaa-
ratus, from the roydi ga dorsat Frogmore, were
exhibited, plant said to be grown ia India for
it, grain, and by some supposed likely TO prove
ultimately substitute for the sugar.cane.
AP C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

rrvieres O.. wrr, and have ufel al tie consequences
Of ccBquest. -,
In the whole enghened front facing the sea- add the
wide cuay which borders t. there If not IN edice un-
touched but one. TIis il fine storchouse WIN
grand semoirc uar front, ornamen e.l with rich entao-
atuT,s and few Grecian pillars. The windows per-
n u one 10 see massive mirrors and the namew0rk Vi
III lures and tie glitter OF brasswOrk.
Inside the open door old man IN an armchair re
eeiycs everybody. How deierential he Is how ne
bows bow careful, deprecaiory and soothing the
meditation OF his trunk and arms But these are
nothing TO his smile His face seems kind OF laugh
ing clock wound up 20 act for 20 many hours. " hea
the machinery Is feeble toward evening the iaugh 1e-
generates into grin, but he has managed h'lei'
with mods and checks wreathed IN smiles, ana n''e
had German and French which enable HIN 70 morn
all coners that lis house is specially under English
and French protection 20 save It from plunder ana
pillecc.
he house belongs, on dit TO Prince Woronzof, and
the Guardian angel an aged servit0r OF the Prince
who. b,ir q uaraytc, was left behind, and has done
good service in the armchair. Prince NOrOnzon $
house j. said to be under the protection OF the EnSsn
ana French. Is be protected because he Pfuico,
or merely because be is supposed 10 be riency 20 In
glish men and If known 20 be connected with some
English families
Sir George Brown assuredy has no natural synPs-
tles with pure aristocracy or With anything but pure
cratic soGery and military good fortune. II may
be-nav il is-Tightt TO Prince Woronzoh house,
I'm, would OF be equally proper to protec- the stock
In trade Of some miserable Russian mechanic who re-
raained in the town trusting to our c-mehcy ana VINO
was ruined by few brutal sailors
Iriuco Norouzoif has many palaces. HIS friendly
feelings towards England are al best known 10 out
few and are certainly Of 20 weight With frenchmen,
because ttcso sentiments, il they exs; St all, dee
nom pcrod anteceaent 30 the 10 enisrte eorffqt
aud are suggestive of any hing bit good liking 10 ari
Frenchmen. However the house "a 80 FAR SAFE sn1 II
y,e are sorry TINT he museam Is sa.aed We may be
proud that the palace is spared The marks Of useless
obstruction and Of wanton violence and OUTRAGE are
too rumerous AM too distressing let US rest long on
the sr,ctace of this virgin palace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
XARIOTS ITEMS.

Capt LYONS, of the Miranda, most efficient Officer
is dead lie was stuck by a rife ball while on the
paddle box of his Slip and was taken to the hospital
tapt General of the forces in the Crimea is also deal
dispatch from Constantinope, OF date June u
mentions the arrival of 1900 wounded and adds that
cholera has reappeared.
Russian deserters report that the Maakof Tower is
mined.
The morable force of the army-French, English,
Turkish and SaTdnian-s estimated at 10000 men
av liable for the field.
Brigandage is prevalent in the immediate environs
Of smyrna. party of robbers have carried of an
English surgeon named McCrai'h and some other per-
sons, ard demand large ransom for their release.
The Porte has Just concluded a small loan equal to
about 80 OOOOOO at II per cent on the revenues OF
Smyrna.
Ii is reJ orted that France and England are about to
guarantee another Turkish loan of t 600 600 sterng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

An Pacba and General Scarlet. hsve arrived.
Three hundred Of the Foreign Legion have also ar
rived here from England.
h.n.ruL.s. Friday-The mails from India and
China arrived here at O'Clock this morning, and
were forwarded on at 9.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
Lospos, Saturday Mornin The English Funds
oporea heavily on Frid,y q, decline Of per cent,
but partial reaction took place, and the market
closed steady.
The closing quotations on the Paris Bourse on Fri
day showed luther fsl OF 3-5ths from speculative
stIcs, made in preparation for the approaching osn
At Vienna tho official announcement Of a reduction
in the army has csused slight improvement in the
money market
There is an increase in the Bullion in the Bank Of
England, amounting TO $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
THE BALTIC-REPORTED OPERATIONS AT
HANGO

Accounts, via Stockholm jane %, from HesiugArs,
mention that the Engii-h bomberded Hango aud de-
,tfoved the telegraph station. The Russians admit
that the "Cossacks boat displayed flag Of truce,
but allege that they feared stratsgem.
A FIRE at ST. Petersburg had destroyed the Nega
stearn works.
Letters from Ado, June q, state that the English
feet is dispersed and is cruising along the coast Of
Finland. The Crane Duke Nicholas had u.s. reviewed
the troops at Helsingfn aud Abo and inspected tie
Notifications at Sweaborg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
LATER INTELLIGENCE.
THE GRIMES

ST. PETERSBURG, June ga report from Prince
Gorchakof brings the in the Crimea, according
10 the Russian version, down TO the cath instant.
The Prince states that the Allies fire very little, and
he AYERS that the troops which had crossed the
Chernaya had again returned to the lef bank Of the
river.
On the night of the 22d the Russians had observed
q great NOV cement in the allied squadrons.
HEALTH OF LORD RAGLAN.
The London Globe reterstes the statement made
by Lord Palmerston in the House of Commons to the
effect that Lord Raglan had not applied to retire from
the command of the Crimean Army in consequence of
severe illness. Lord Raglan has been suffering from
dysentery, and has been confined to his bed for
days, but the accounts last received by tele-
graph represent his lordshipls health to have
greatly improved within the last few hours.
If any change in the command should be found
necessary, il is arranged that the command Of the
amy is to be confded TO General Simpson.
Sir George Brown, who has been suffering from
dysentery at Baaklava, is better.
The rumor of the death of Captain VIM. Peel, of
the Diamond, is without any authentic foundation.
THE BALTIC FLEET.
dispatch dated the 2sth instant states that Swea-
borg had been bombarded and the stores destroyed.
Ii also coroborates the statement that large number
of internal machines had been cast up most unsx-
pectedly.
THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Friday Evening The Paris funds were done
to-day in the Bou Sc as follows: -Four and half per
cents at 92f.i Three per cents 66f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
THE SCENE AT KERTCH.
PELISSIER.'
Correspondence ofrhe London Times.


KERTcH Juue -, 1855.
The scene presented by the town can only be lik-
ened 10 Palmyra some other type OF desolaton.
Along tile quay there is long line Of walls which
once were the fronts OF sOrehouses magazine man.
sions, and palaces. They nov empty shells hol-
low and roofess wi fire burning luridly within them
by night and streaks and clouds OF parcoOred smoke
arising from them by day.
The white walls are barred with black bands where
the IRE has rushed out of the winGo wframes These
siorehoHses belonged TO Russians and were full of
coIn-these magazines were the ensmy's-these man
sions belonged TO their mobiles and Governors--and
these palaces the residences of their princes and
rulers, and 60 far we have carried on war with al the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
AsIk-THE EvAcUATION AT ANAPA.

The allied Admrals have given oroers 20 complete
:he destruction Of tie foiiihcat0ns OF Anapa. 1 %
Lundod pieces If cannon 'uDservicetbiel with to
years pro sins found in the forts Tine Crc'
ri ~ pluncered tie to"n, the inhabitants having re-
i,4 with the garrison across the habap, conveying
their most portable valuabes. The Russ.pa forces
are CONCENTRATING at Tis for the opening Of the cam
puign. The Notifications OF Erzeroum are COM
ple'ed.
The Journal " 81. Petersburg publishes an ac-
count g ihe evacuation of Anapa, for strategic pur-
" poses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
THE VERY LATEST.
by Telegraph from Loadou 70 Liverpool
-. A .-....-- l..

LONDON, Saturday Morning, June 30.
The Times in its leading article this morning sludos
to a report that the Emperor Alexander Is seriously
ILL., but is unable to state what reliance can be placed
on the runor.
The reign of the King Of Prussia Is probably draw
ing to close az for some time the accounts Of his
health have been unfavorable.
The Morning Herald says:
"Within the last ~ hours we know that one of our
sbest and most gallant captains Of war publicly stated
that be would stake his life and al he possessed on
earth, that Lord Dundonald would destroy Sweaborg
within ~ hours after his arrival there without loss OF
life to the Allies and cost no, exceeding t4JO oOO
VARsA, Thursday, June %, ls55.-Sir George
Brown, General Perneies:her, end General Codring-
ton, are sck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
SEA OF AZOFF.

Letters from Constantinople of June l6 mention that
the troops Of the Kertch expedition had returned to
Kamesh, with the exception of 1000 men who were
left at Yenis ale -Four ships have been sent to finish
tie burning of Arabat. There has been naval re-
connoisance of KafIa; and an expedition against
Perekop is again spoken Of
Sir E. L. ons's dispatches are published, but they
contain 10 facts not already known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
WHITE SEA.

The blockade was formally announced on June II
by the blockading squadron ~ tho waters.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03
pEy,syLysSIA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between Philadelp hia
and Pittsburg MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelrhis for Pitsburg at 4. NJ. ana and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at A. NJ iHE rAsl
LINE leave. Philadelphia at NJ ard Plushnrg
for Phiaaeinha att p. NJ. TIE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiiadclphia for Pittsburgh At II, +.
The above tines connect at Pitsburg with the Rail.
roeisto and rons 81. Louis, Mo-: Alton ttaiena and
rhieagpIll.: Frankfor, Lexington. and Louisville,
XIV; Terre Haate. Dayton. Springfield. Bcliefettne'
Ssu,.nsky Toledo Cleveland, Columbus. Zsnesviiie-
Ma.sillnn and Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam
Packe, Boatsfrem and to NEW OaLKAss, ST. Lofts
LortsvILrE and CIScisstTt.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either osthe
above places
Ferfarther particulars see Hand Oh sal me aIner
ent starting points Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest ard most expeditions
route - Philadelphia, baltimore, New YORK, or Bos-
ton. $50 49,,
THoS. MOORE, As'r. Passenger Lfass. Pkf!a
] MESKIMEN, sgf. Passenger Ltaes, Pitts.
J,htl,d.I,kia Feb Sth. 1855 d-lS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03
Misffllaufons.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DrSSg AND Paint Mouse,
IiiInoisstreet, two doc m cas-, of Buffalo.
HENRY d. WEED.

HENRY d. WEED.
LAS in store as large stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
II Paints, Ois Snd Dye Stuff as " is eve brought
into Rock Island which he Offers to the trade at
small advance on Eastern cries. and at tail very
reasonable terms. As hisstock was purchased from
Hrst class houses in New York. Boston and Pniladei
phia, ans is constantly being repenshed, customers
rely upon getting pure and unadulerated Drugs.
Having been for the past ten years in the drug trade,
he feels confident In aging that his stock of Drugs
cannot be excelied orquaity, variety and low pr.
reliable PATENT MEDICfNEs
OF the day, among which are the following:
Jayne's Family Medicines, Mustang Liniment, -
Sloan's g Arabian rs
McLanes :" :. Nerve and Bone Lnment,
ia airy :" Viewers Syrup.
Halloway's Pills, Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Ointment, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Bulls Sarsaparis, India Cho,agogue,
Townsends . Webstcr's Specific,
Guyscit's Lyons Katharion,
Marshall S Uterine Catholicon.
BRUSHES. BRUSHES.
WLitewashb .int Brushes oil sizes,
Hair - !" Varnish s. g g
Horss. Seam and other Scrub . I"
brushes, IN great variety Tooth and Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
Linseed Oil, Iitharge,
Spirits Tarpenilne, Ohio Fire Proof,
g yellow !. g Ccpal vari quail.
g red Coach.
Red Lead. Asphatum,
Venetian Red, Black Leather,
Ochre French, White Lead In Oil,
- American. Zinc white.
Also. large stock, OF ard, While and Sperm Oils
by the barrel or less quantity.
Persons in want OF any articles in my line, will ind
greatly 70 their advantage TO give me call do
on hand as the price of Drugs is constantly changing
and advertised prices csnrci he relied upon: but
customers calling at my can a, all lines be sup
Piled aithe lowest marke. rates
Oct. dill &c Illinois street, Rock Island
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03
HUNT g. COOKS AUCTION & COMMISSION
HOUSE,
On Brady st nearly opposite Post Office,
DA4ENpOExn. IOWA

We will attend to the sale OF real Estate az auellop
or private sale on rea enable terns will attend 10
leasing Houses, stores. Farms. &c. Persons w sb-
ing Houses stores will do well To ,aIl as atoy.
Collecting Of rents and all claims Of whatever kind:
nvn-ressients can have their taxes paid BY address
ing Hunt IL Cooks Auction q Commission Hausr
ALSO, particular attention raid 20 the sale OF new
and seeoId hand furniture We viii also give ,,artic,.
lar attention % Tire sale ~ Horses and Carriages and
estate. Asr ga fair t~ras.
Sss.e sf1f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EEAaNW sys


THE GFeascentrai Route, connecting the Atianii
cilies with The western, and Southwes
tern States BY continuous Railway direct. IRIS
road also connects at Piusburg with dsily line oil
to all ports the Northwestern Lakes ma
King The most direct cheapest and rsiidhis rosfe oy
which FREIGHT can be fsrwarded 10 anii1oM she
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
FIRST Class..Roots. Shoes. Dry -sc Is leelb
Goods lin boxes. Furs. Feathers Sc.t
Second Class..Books& station-J oo,
Z ery Dry Goods lin boxesf, Hardy eoc. 3 ioe ID
ware. Leather. " ooi- &c.
Third CiasN..Anvils. Raggtng,t soc A. loci b.
Bacon Pork I'm bulk Hemp, &c
FOurth Class..Cosee, Fish. Ba.i aac - IoOlb
coz & Pork tpaekedl ara d Lard OILY
NTsn shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila-
dephia he particuarin mark pack age .sria PsHrsyl
roria Raifyoad.- AilGonds consigned TO The Agent
ethis Road at Phiadelphia p,ttsburg, libe for
" rded without detention. -.
FaglsHr Arexrs-Moses Potter, Boston; l.. FL
lott s. York; Z Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw
& Rooms Baltimore; Geo. G. Frareiscus Piitsburg;
SprigElan & Brown, Cincinnati. Ohia; J. , Moore
head. Louisville, Ky: r. G. Meldram, niadison,
Ind Ratclif& Co, st. Louis, Mo; j. S. Mitchell q
Son Evansville. Indiana
n H. HOUSTON. Gsnfrel Fre,gAt .Sgt, Psi!a.
II J. LoMBAERT, Ssp't. Altoona, Fa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03
WASHINGTON NURSERIES.

LNKulT and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. De. Far.
Il ners and others in this vicinity may dep.td up
genuine article, by applying 10 the subscriber,
the Propretors have located grounds In this city
days make large shipments Ia this city from their old
grounds ri Gen.va,N Y, and have irrespon sibie
Agents.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Once, IN II ST III Atkinson's building. between
Brady and Main SITS aud opposite bc Claire Row.
Davenport. Oct 6.dw2in JN0 h WALDO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03
no ENGIBEERS.

<yuRLEYis Superior comPasses, 9. and inch
n nI.;n md with yspeh always on hans Also,
sarvryor. Chains and Marking Pins, &c, Or. &e.
Anr afele hand furnished 70 order 7 no.
fs. !. ~ are Inc gents for Gurey Man
at-e,are: Eagneers sisiioner. in general: Consist
leg OF Proaie Cross Section, and Drawing Paper.
Also Drawing IDssru nts- drawing LACKS senail,
Ssse-P 49, HA PORTER s. BRO,
80 a. Ar Rock island. Ills.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03

Notice.

raoCX ISLAND BANK has made arrangements 70
tx nae limited amount Of the notes f"The Manu-
s.srnreys.aud Mechanics- Bank Of Columbus, Geor-
sias and the came will be received on deposit or In
payne nj FOR Exchange or Conn., o. the sam teIins a.
1900. 9TH. sclvs nt a nks Of Virginia. ke' iaeky
.ss,n - Ina,sna. NJ. D. Osborn, Pres't.
g. n. mann, Cashr.
! srI,a..t T.l.ra lane l3-dw1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03
Oroftrifs.
FAMILY GROCERY

7>HHsubscribsr has openeda stock ef Groeeriesin
u hts house on Perry betweenSeconda and Third sta
which he will arrsut to be of the very best quaint!
aud which xs vislsell ~ Low ascaA be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
choice lot ofciSarsjust received and sale lcv
stw hoicsaie orfetail. .
Davenport, Decasd, Ie34-dsf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber hn, opened large and choice a.
sortment OF Family Groceries. at the "ChESn
BRED SfORE,s
Front st., nearly opposite the Wills,
ffee doors 1slor Bnrrors PretyHasS.
Where shall alwsya have on hand full supply OIL
all such articles rs every family needs. viz:
n O Sugar: Fish all kinds;
Claimed . Bacon, Hams nd shoulders;
Crnshed Picked Pork, Lad;
4 IT and r. o. Mol: Choice Flour;
SWIM. Corn Meal;
Came a ma Teas; Potatoes,
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruit;
Nails and Glass; Wooden Ware;
Stnne Ware; White Lead:
cilapd rurpentine; Soap and Candles, Starch;
And many other ariieestoo Rumerod to mention, all
ofwhic viii be cold fog ready pay, s,Ae lowest psi.
COS.
wiilais purchase all kinds of coan.ry Produce
Batter. Eggs, Poultry, Wheat, Corn, Oats. etc. ETC.
Nav 24-dif DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03

Dec Is d W.T. Eagle Works, Chicago.
LADIES COLLEGE,.
hr second Quarter ofthe above Institute y Ill GO m
departments. "
Our arrangements for thorough eourseof instrnc-
ton III tue yarlous departments OF the College, re
ample ana On scale to meet tn de ipands fie lge
and spirit ofthe times.
Wean to give mo re tho and co nj
Plete course OF studies than any of our schools for
young iaales. Yea, more, 30 tax o the lcad
IN the business offemse education.
Thecourse of studies will be ygried TO suit the cir
eumstaneesand intellectual capacity oIlhe pHpl.
iui'loh me Urinary Department, 81 60 per ar
do -. usual cou rae, 4 90 .. !.
Languages nd highe y T. dish branches = 40 :. :.
NGrE-Nof1t-a cha rgcsin the n orinsiOr
neutrality-suspicious..
Musi,"h fiaho, Melodeon ,Gui,Arard
harP' $40 % s. ~ m :, t..
Wnnnci -. ~" ~ ~ , ~ 81, 20 81 I.
Drawing. &C each, "a, 4. .
iHplei Mncheaud Ornamental ,A,t
Work. each. -e.1"eF
Eh.roider" ornamsr a Needle Work
- - g., iuhll .neirvarie,y ereh, 90 .. ..
''Pi'insss .irne gyentu those y 10 com
P's'e thoroux hcoufsei in either otthe
departments.
hoard 1tihfurnished rooms including
washing, lights fuel stationery DC. "a 90 - -
1.-THE pupil furnishes her own room. etc ~ o. - 8.
All payments to be made in advance.
Those wishing TO 70 oms o r de sb an,
ASi muhiapFl! s1on. T. II. COD DING.
ProPrietorand Sgpernte ndent.
Nm i. n. Comma. }
Mas. NJ. 4. CoppIxG, fhhcipais.
Davenport. Aug 2t.'35-dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03

JUST RECEIVED!
Express al MIfGRELL's Err poriun an elegant
ID ssoftmeni OF Embroidery:
White Lace Capest
Lace aud Cambria undorsleeYes;
Laces and Fiouncngt;
Ladies Collars;
Gents Shirt bosoins nd CollafA,
Also
De Lame and Cashmere shswls:
White and rol. w DOL DE LaiHcs;
Mosquito iacrs;
French Workings aud Crochet Cotton;
Large lot oIfrunWings and Fame. Articles.
ALSO:
An excellent assortmeh; Of Ladies shoes and va
reiy of new styles of Fall Go lis.
a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03

DIR. FIsCHELL,
sai ana Va ci,Rn1cai Dentist
A NSOUNcESto the Lsdias,na c.,,,a,,,, NJ thn
ACitl and vicinity. that he has la.,a himself per
,,.' ~ hook Island DEsr.L p. .cTiT osra
hns ,,a' branches Of the profession DR.. H. VI
ms art In the United States nd Mexico
ohiaa 10 ana IN England for many years and Is en-
from sI Eae general satisfaction. Teeib inserts
ed prinen QUE 70 whole sett on the most Gppro,
p".,;n .eriormed with accuracy and care
dren. f''' W me dcnition Of u"
quired. ~ 'heir residences u ~
oolce E oyn, ~, moasryte ana work vasaa,ea.
osite Rock leland goa.s and ESert's Store az
sssr nss pss5 AGO. sas., between iilnos ROa
Rock Island, Sept, "a lass d,f '''ohs.
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gfp GOODS.
GOOD NEWS TO LADiESH

u UVU u E w " 6pOSsN
PARIS AND NEW YORK
Wholesale and Retail Millinery store.
rI,hE subscriber takes pleasure in informing .he "a
i dies of Davenport Rock island and vicinity, .nal
he has The stores al the ofThird ana hta
dy streets Davenport which he Is nov n..ns "p
will have in readiness to open about the "a OIL oc'oo0'
for the sale of ,
Millinery, Embroidery ana k0hes
Goods, -
where be would invite them ~ call ana examine ms
entire new stock of silk and Straw Bonnets' Satns
Veyets Ribbons, Feathers. Flowers &c, ~e, oi sns
latest Paris and New York styles.
Having had TEN YEARS experience IN the business
in the city of New York. and having engaged the ser
vices OF two FIRST class 0Iilliger. who have been IN
our employ for the last four years, We feel
that we can furnish The ladies of the West win as
pretty Bonnets manufactured In the city Of Aew
York or imported from Paris
Our assortment of Millinery Goods is The largest
ana best ever offered in the city of Davenport, ana
will be sold op more reasonable terms.
Marking and siampingior Brsiding and Emofider!
done tt order. - r,o,ovc
sepetd& wifi ~. y. NiShoLo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03

THE undersigned are prepared 10 sell sTrles ant
other fruit ~ the lowest agnres, and deliver fires
OF charge Families wishing nice fruit for winter 81
are invited 10 cal and leave their orders.
Sept Io-dtf HULL T. PARISH.