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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-03-29
GkeSsEutE:iii.
Etsfrrd.

Justice Of the Peace, John Hartcr; Con-
stable, An:hony II. Berger; Supervisors,
Anthony G. Berger aud Daniel Smith ;
Judge, Joseph Borgcr; Inspectors, Reu-
ben Christman and Jacob Englcrt; As
SCISSOR, John N. Frantz Assistant As
SCISSORS, Anthony Frantz, John Berger
School Directors, Reuben Frantz md John
Berger; Auditor, Philip DrumhelIer !;
0verseers of the Poor, paul Berger and
Adam Smith; Town Clerk, Jacob Cor
rcll.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-03-29
paG0ne.

Constable, Josiah Hickman; Surcryi-
sors, Amos Shick and Casper II. Metzgar;
School Directors, Daniel Mctzgar and
George Transue Assessor, James S. Bis
bing; Assistant assessor, George Warner
and Gideon Burritt; Auditor, John S
BiSbing Inspectors, Linford D. Bells
and Samuel Shick Judge, John Alligeri
Town Clerk, Enoch Wcrkheiser; Over
seers Of the Poor, john Woodling and
Jacob Long.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-03-29
C0Giha Ucs..

Justice Of the Peace, David Cobb and
William B. Thompson; Constable, Fran
els Keller; Supervisors, Benjamin Van.
born and Hiram Warner; Judge, John
Pope; Inspectors, John Gearhart and
William Madden; Auditor, Theodore
Brodbcad School Directors. Charles
Hcbard, Joel B. Eliet and William B.
Thompson; Assessor, John p. Gcarhart /;
Orerseers of the Poor, John =. DoE ling,
Esq. and Samuel Case.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
LADIES' COLLEGE,.

y presenting tins ircglar 10 the public, the rropr-
o. A. Shes 10 afbrtn them that the htlies coiirge
n III open Tor thv reception OF students Inc "a u' VI
NJ +, next, in all its various dep riaienis.
Our a rrangrmeHts tor u thorough coufs"oi 'hstfue
ton in the various departments OF tue colrse, are
annie ana IN scale to meet The demands o! the age
and spirit oilha lines
W., aiin t. give more practical, thorough ana com
tIcte coursc II StHdcs than any of our schools to
oupp ladies'. Ntl, more, We mean To take tic Aeia
In thg business 81 female dGcation.
Th.cnurse OF studies VAL be varied TO san IN err
cqn.tiutrs and intellectual capacli! oihc pupil
ruiioa in the Primary department, : w per q
10 usual course, w
Languages aud higher English branches, { w :
NorE--Ns cti-a chargesin the Normal" or
Truchcts' department.
Music on pia o, Meiodeoh, Guitar ana 90 :, :.
Harp, STU W. " no :. :.
Landscape Painting in Oil. w y"
Nouachromaic, Crayon aud PeEGil o =, .
Drawing. Ac each,
rapier Macheand Ornamental Le2ther o ~ :,
Work. each, - ~,
Embroidery. Ornamental Needle Work On :, :.
&C. d :. in all their variety, each' W
piplnmas viii be given to those VINO com
pete thorough course III eit"of OF ''e
departments. ,,,
Roard with furnished rooms including .
washing, lights. fuel, stationery, *, ~ w :, :.
If the pupi furnishes her own room, etc, -
III n,ymants 10 be made in advance. :,
those wishing to secure desks as day seho
'n's. mi, soon T. II. COD DING.
Proprietor and superintendent
Ma. 7. II. CopsINd. ! Principals.
Mas. "A. CoppINa,
,,,r.t nph ~. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
WALL PAPER.

I'VE have just received u second lot of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers in
New York aud we have now on hand 1000 Rolls OF
various patterns. We will also receive in Il few days
by Railroad another large lot off.00 Rolls, making
our stock amount to 10000 Rolls of $50 patterns. 10
persons intending TO paper their houses this spring.
we wohld say thai being the Agents of one Of the lar
gest Manufactures in Now York. are preparedtts
furnish Wall Paper and Borders at Factory prices
with the addition Of freight
For the conve nieBce OF cur customer IN Davenport,
have samples of all our Wall Paper and Borders at
our Book Stand in the Post Office, where they can
make selections and leave Their orders Give us call
we will give satisfaction to al purchasers
WARREN & RHAWN.
Book sellers and Statoners and dealers in Wall Pa
per Post Office, Davenport. Illinois St. Rock Island.
March Goth diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

Yesterday was the most spring like day Of
the season. The sun shone brightly, beau
,fully, and under its warm rays you could
,lmos, perceive vegetation grow. The
,e.cbuds Of the shrubbery are swelling to
bur sting, crown-imperiols and tulips are up
three inches above ground, while peonics,
snow drops, etc, are pushing their tender
shoots above the yet cold earth. Ladies
sbeltcred themselves with their parasols as
they walked the streets, and the glad voices
ofthe children and the birds told that spring
had come.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Davenport Scenery.

The North Bridgewater (Mass.) Gazette
publishes very good letter from some one
in Davenport who writes over the signature
Of A. Everybody who talks or writes any
thing about thi, place is obliged TO say
something about its extraordinary good
looks On this point A. writes al follows:
But the most prominent feature OF the
city. and what attracts the most attention,
is the high bluff which lies directly back "i
the town about half mile. 1t Is contn-
ua,ion Of high hills, extending AT about the
same distance from the river along for near
lyor quite three miles, from which there l.
one OF the most delightful, picturesque, va
ried and splendid views the eye ever beheld.
On. can see away down the Mississippi riv-
or, and watch the steamng, pnstng, NOISY
steamboat come tugging Up as INST Tue
mighty current OF water which comes rush'
ing down from its icy home away up IN ihe
cold north, anxious to get down 10 mIdef
repions in the south. Steam soon accom-
pshes it's object: and the boat reaches the
wharf, which is floating one, when the
crowd OF passengers spring ashore, among
the rlver So lar before, and were not aware
there was so delightful a'place on the river
They, too, are soon up here with us, Tor II
is a matter of fact, no stranger comes INTO
town aud stays an hour before he is up on
the blufY looking around him in perfect as
constituent at.the beautiful panorama spread
out before him. 1t is not more than I'VE
minutes walk to the highest point from the
centre ofthe city. think ! never saw 50
mu:h beautiful scenery at enc view IN my
life. thought the falls of Niagara as 'nes
presented themselves this winter, all laden
with snow and ice, were "some; ana they
were truly glorious; but one here can see
so much Just as fine scenery that he Tor
gets Niagara, with all his thunder'ngs, II
the more quiet scene around him. nave
heard it said by travellers who have seer
both the Mississippi river and the khine
that there were some points on the river II
this vicinity, which exceed anything theJ
ever saw on the Rhine"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
NOTICE

NUTICE
! HEsubscriber having purchased the stock and taken
the stand occupied by c. Munger, MS a Clothing
Store takes this method inorm the citizens Of Daven
port and vicn. that no has the above bus
mess shall start East this cay purchase my spring
and summer Cl thing Hats Caps and gentlemcn's Fnr-
nshing Goods, and will probably return about ihc
first of prl with goods STOCK be purchased
in the East. which will sell cheap. Intend keeping
large stock OF ready made Clothing. Cloths CASH.
and Ves,ings. and will prepared to make
ments to order. shall be very happy to wait Mr..
gers old and all others that want goods
my line, at his I'D stand Second street, opposite
lie Claire Row wher Mr.. NJ. will remain in my employ
for the present. EDWARD ALDEN.
The sub sold out his stock would inform
his old friends that he will remain at present at his for
stand Second street where he will be happy to
attend to their wants. which he hopcsto do more fully
than he has before been able TO do.
Davenport ,Mar5'55 c. MUNGER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

In divers Prnrie, Newton county No.
wonderful lead mine has recently been
discovered by Mr. Foster, an English gentle
man. The vein found is about four feet
and hall thick, and unknown extent. Mr..
Foster has at present about fifty men en-
gagged in working the mine, each one raIs-
ing about half ton of ore per day.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

Francis Marion Ellis, late itor OF the
Ohio Eagie, and appointed by President
P,ERck as charge to Buenos Ayres, died at
CJlumbu, on Saturday last
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
RRICIl WANTED.

WYE wish ts purchase million Of goo" hy both
w ABLE Brick, one fourth to be deserS ca ~, " W.
May; one fourth by aoh june oro hrh We will pay
r"sh rs deliyeredthc balance on sd, 81 anr
,rart Proposals viii be received an' S"'I ico doo
nsSt. ~ ~ ."iv,d from Moline. Rock Island ana
Davenport
Mich N DIV 3w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
ST. LOIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
?. A. HUNT, ,,,v,
Late Of linbbcll & Hunt.
+ A. HUNT g. CO.,
PRODUCE
Commission and Forwarding
M or Q h a N ts,
No. 10, Levee, St Louis, Mo.

AZ r adhere strict, to a Commission Business and
~ we solicit consignments of PRODUCE. MER.
CHANDIsE, de.
Having ample facil Ties for doing business, which
are Unsurpassed by any house in the Western Gun
ly, particular attention will be paid filling orders
,or any description OF merchandise; also to RECEly-
iNG AND FORW ARDiNG GOODS. Liberal advan-
ees will te made when required.
:. a. HUNT rcfersto the numerous friends and pat
ro's ~ the late nrm OF Hubbell Hunt Of which he
was member.
THE FIRM REFERS TO,
Lucas Smonds, st. Louis. Doan, Kng$ Co, ST Louis
"a = Il Bacon, :. Hon. A. A. Lawrence, Bos.
Woods. Christ! 4 Co" Claim, Melien O. Co, n. Y.
inch 2l-d6n F.A.HUNT e. co,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

the law in Mas sachusetis that either party
to any libel for divorce now pending, or to
b, hereafter commenced, may, at any time
before the trial, demand in writing trial
by Jury. Heretofore divorce cases il. that
State have been by Judges lone.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

Mas. BLooMER.--The ST. l. uis Intelli
qeacer aludes 10 this somewhat celebrated
LADY, in the following equiyocally compli-
mentary manner
Mrs. Bloomer, the "authoress' OF the
Boomer costume, and other modern Im-
progements, is in the city. She stops the
City Hotel. She is going To Council Bluffs
to settle. W. believe she takes her hus-
band along"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
CHURCH PEWS TRIMMED.

CARPETS and Oil Cloths cut and fitted. In fact ey
Oery thing in the Upholstery Business nc by
Corner of Second Perry SITS A. MCNEIL.
March IA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

NEW GOODS!
lust Reed. U. S. Expire $.
81 The Initials. u tale OF modernl life,
The Price of Crown, or Johu the Alchemist,
By Eugene Sue his best and last,
Ny Courtship and its Consequence, by Wiekoh.
Border Wars of the West ny John Frost. h. Il ID.
Wite,s Victory by Mrs Emma d. +. N. Soutlw o rtl.
Last Heress, by do DO
Curse efClifton, -
The discarded Daughter
Seannondale.
The Deserted Wife, %
The Mother-in-law, -
WARREN d RHAWN.
Post Office Davenport
Island City Book Store, Rock Island.
Pab. Goth, IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

SuIctpE.-Col. A. II. McClung commit.
ut,ed suicide in Jackson, No, on the 25th
alt. He had served under Gen. Tay lor in
Mexico, and was the first to scale the Black
Fort at Monterey. On the other hand he
had also been ngaged as principal in two
duels, in both Of which his opponent fell.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

About two years ago, the Rev. ~,
Hood, of Monroe county Miss, was rooped
of about $500 on board Of a steamer, WINE
on his way home from Mobile, Ala. one
passenger, on whom suspicion rested, stole
the steamers yawl and escaped; aho, N.Y.,
was searched, but no money found No'
long since, negro discovered mans ies
sticking up among some drift WOOD near
Demopolis, Ala, andon examining the oo"y
which was very much decomposed' some
gold coin was found, and $3.50 in Mop'ie
bank bills, which were fully identified as
Mr, Hoods by the merchant who paid
them to him.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes,
nFlhe most approved styles aud qualities Away
Engine and Machinery for Sale.

, sTENnfNG the present season to increase the
si,. nd canaety OF our FIGURING Mill, W. offer for
sale our Engine with steam pipes. pumps, wa a;n
Up aha.is njnions mill spindes, smut mills
VI al, in good running order, to be delivered oy
Isl August next. Size of Engine; % inch oynnaes,.
80 ,soke This machinery will be IN constant OPP
-, Ill AT July next. Any parties wishing TO
nrcbase can see the machinery work at any Tune
Those Intending to erect a >t,tm rioar,hs .hn~e
Vii obtun n great ba rgan III procuring tho num-
VIII ,, which il ali in good order. ana TAKEN Out
,1, haaanse we wish TO build on larger scale.
ohi! oee"''0 BURROWS IL PRETflMAA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

The Louisville Journal of YESTERDAY
says a private letter from Mr.. Sidney Z.
Burton TO the editor Of the Helena (Ark)
Shield states that VIM. kissane, who mas
just been arrested in New York for forgery
"has confessed everything, even to the purh-
ing of The Martha Washington"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
SAMUEL PADRER,
Reaistate Broker & Aucsioneer
FOR SALE.
Splendid 3 ory Brick House and Lots

THIS house atains 10 room Kitchen and pantry |
with large dSr Lotslarge and fun of frui, and
ornamental treeGrapss, Currents, and Shrubbery Of
all kinds On ofthe lots large Stable and Car
riags House. Ice 81 OC0terms easy. Here offer
ed rare chance any DESTROYS Of obtannga de-
lighfut residendn the most fashionable part Of the
city. Cailsoonyou wisha prize.
Also
AZ story new I,ne building and beautiful lot near
ofHarriso,nd 9th streets. Price ,GO0terns
easy.
Frame DIV Cling, ID lot for sale very cheap in good
situation. Price AGO, trims easy.
Also
A beautiful and pa-an,iy situated Brick Hou.etwo
"a stories high BINS fine Basement, g cd stable.
carriage house, anoieasanya situated on I'd street
central part Of they This property will be sold at
srea,bargan and oeasy terms.
ALSO
Unlproved Land.
cln ACRES bel, | of Sec 16 T ~ NRl l. in Mus
OZV catine COUNT mile Z of Farnam. On this
Land is one OF the fest never falling springs i'll the
county, very cheap I'd terms easy.
Also
40 AcB Land for Sale.
r HI land is M from the city, beautiful land
which is timbe e,ngh to make 100 cords wood
prsce 800 per acre cash balance in 6, 10 and II
months.
Uni provd Land for Sale.
lHnA Acres unimroy ed land for sale, timber and
lAOU Prairie, god running Water, and good
road, near stone coal Grist and Saw Mills. Terms
easy.
ALSO
br Sale
inn Acres unimproed land in Scott county 5000
fUUpera acre, in had, bal. in q 4 l2 months.
Also
Fl Sale.
1H0 Acres beautiful phire land in Scottcounty good
In ulu,a IuU i.Si. .Isa n ~
and splendid spring never fniling water, price
r. - EADs X STEWART,
Feb 90 Agents.
Lots tor Sale.
Lotion fth between l. Claire g. Farnam SITS. cheap
l and terms easy.
Also beautifully lot onFifh St between Perry x
Rock Island. Appl to
Febaa EADs & STEWART.
Nice Chap Home
4 NEAT frame house With rooms, wood house
n and kitchen lot $50 bI so feet with lot south side
back end 30 by IS feet viii story frame house on
the same, situated Mah street above It'll, all for
$1,000, down, balance aouths If required There's
"a bargain" for you il yonpply ston to
Mars. EADS y STEWART.
$40 ACRES unimprowd land in Iowa county to
OfC be sold at great hrgain. This land is mosI
happily situated on whch,o build large tnwn. with
full assurance Of its becoming tho county site of lows
county, beingin I 70 X IL y. The ralroad will rur
through part of il, a d is well watered by OLE
Mans creek. Apply soon,r tits gone to some tortu
nate man. EAIlS q STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
HOMES CHEAP.
Lots at Auction.

IUCS HC AuCV1VH
TINE undersigned will in few weeks lay of AMI Of
L fer at auction. Lots adjoining West davenport,
containing from ! to acres, From these lots
the views any where to be found, in the vi
entity of Davenport.
Terms ofsalc will be most liberal, say ohe-hifh in
hand and balance in J. 9, 3 and years Any one de-
sirous of obtain nga delightful site near timber and
water In full view ofthc cities of Davenport and Rock
Island, Fort Armstrong and many miles up ana down
the river had better ay all themselves Of this and
orab'e opportunity. 90 acres Of this land will be
sold at private sale If applied for soon
Eeb u T. c. EADS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

The R. /. ADJ. has a singular version of
the sad casually We published few days
since. The editor has been msnlormed
he will find i. correctly stated in the Gazette.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
:. DIapcrs. Napkins, IoIIes. ~:
I'D VIZ. ;ElC DEPARTWE

Hoasekeeers III here find all the tssi makes WV
ton Goods Checks. GInghams, Fianucls "onia
call r,ocri / attention 10 of English Qalts which
Ne arr, 81 ing al half value. Also, Dmns Quits, =
useful Summer article.
NFN B-It shalt be my constant ebdeaNoItosNe
complrir satisfaction to ever. person VINO shaii hoor
me their pa,ronage- to see that all who visit The
establishment shall receive courteous treatment ana
INN eliatc atcntion--to deaf with them upon honor
,bl, priuiiles and TO give them good articles at lew
',is., L. b. HUBBELL JR,
~, Io5,is .nro 81 No. lc2 fonrih-st.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Hosiery and Gi0res.

This department now contains several thousand aoz
eu of ey!ry variety pf Cotton and SILK Hosiery me u
ding the best makes of English, lotton ana l's'e
I'hre,d At.o a general ssortment of Misses and
4 .,tt'.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

Head offaiu. les always hnd in TINS Department
every VARIETY of Linen Goods, and al rclsonab' e
PRICES IL is my intention 10 make this branch artic
ularl, attractive. 1t now contains Linen Sheetihgs
all widths. Pillow Linens; seven thousand white ana
Brown Table Cloths; ever, variety OF Crash, Fowei-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
To STONE MASONS.

10 SIUNE NJ NSV4ND'
win be received any, nar ros" be lid by
H. Tor 9oo .nd al, completed by 10th June. J OF ,ne
u viii be paid in cash weekly a. the s,ds Win
crosses: balances ,;a rock island and Davenport
be retciven IT. ,,o'' BURROWS a. PRETTfMAN.
Laad Warrants. ,...
op s.,o "a ,,,sul settlers On Que and tw" years
i time cook & SARGENT,
M,h - %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Old Mattresecs

DEPAIRE0 and M ,de good as when new.
nso SofDs, shairs and Lounges repaired. by
A. MeNEI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
dbt Daily @a5sttt,
.,,s.oe..sSs- se-. r,
davenport, April 8, 1855.
Charity Concert.

Charity Concert.
The German Charity Concert, advertised
10 be given on this evening" has been post
,o,ed until next Wednesday evening, the
18th inst.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Wllita Goods.

THIS department complete. and contains Swiss Jaco
net and 81 mbric Ahslins. ASH, Piaid ana figartt
Mn.!ins in great variety; Eng ISL Long Cloths White
Brillants lndfH Twilis Paris Muslihs aud Figured
Swiss Also a great variety of White Goods for La
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05


NJ. B. OSBORN e. CO,
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, Illinois,
Attend to the payment of taxes and all other matte RS
connected with Land Agency in all parts OF illinois
and Iowa.
OrrIcE on Orleans street, near Court House.
Cheap Lands.
The
N W ar Sec "a Town 60 Range w 100 acres &
w - Is g 80 =" ! /" 100 :"
situated in Cedar county. Also
NLSW ar see o5 town so N Range 4 + 80 acres
SlNE Is IS Of - 40 4 g so -
NiSE s. "a so. s. s. 20 -
Ell W :. 20
WISE Is 81 :. so" : I g go
in Scott County, offered for thirty days at great
bargains by their owner Wh9 Is determined 70 sell.
Apply to NJ. b. o>bohS ~, L"h n,; ag..
We have also some City and Country property in
Rock Island County which offered very cheap
Ian s 1855 dwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
70 the Pnb'ir.
C b HuRRELL. Ir..

No 1902 Fourth 81, ST. LOUIS, Mo respectfully ssk
your attention 10 the following
ADsEKTlSEMENT
IN SOLICITING CONTINUANCE OF THE
vary liberal patronage bestowed the late firm .
HUBbELL x HUNT
would that sh II sell the finest fabrics equal
Is IA low as The most popular Dry Go d houses in
N.w York. The One Price system which has
always distinguished our establishment aud which
has been ,ause OF us great success and populari.
ty, viii e continued.
THE SILK DEPARTMENT.
viii he supplied with The ne est 81! les, as
imported, and now contains an immense varcty-eom.
prising Designs and Novelties which cannot be found
il any olh.rhouse in the city Intend that this de-
parta.eht shall be unusually attractive.
BLACK SILKS.
In Black Silks. ali the best makes will be kept, in.
Guiding Ronnou's, Bischons, Scmporidom's--st, les
warranted OF 10 crack, of beautiful double iustre.
Also, Grps Grains, Lustring, oiomans and Mourning
Silks. Back Broeades, Black satins, Colered Bro
BRIDAL DRESSES
My stock Silks and other goods for Bridal purposes,
will always contain he0cwes, articles adapted to the
DRESS GOODS
shall be receiving weekly through the season all the
desirable styles and prepared TO exhibit beau-
ufui desiguS in
Paris O.,gandips,
Which excel anything in this way ever shown here.
Also, Elegant Six kremlins, Tissue, Bareges, Jaco
nets Grenadines Briiliantes, French Chntzes, Eng
ltsh nd American Lawns; seventeen Hundred Pieces
Of English Prints, Of pretty designs and fine cloths,
which sh4ll sell at the low price of 81 cents.
Nantes.
have made arrangement with the most celebrated
dealer IN these goods in New York, and shall receive
weekly supplies. Buyers will fni this dep irtment
particularly attractive and sly generally unlike
those seen elsewhere.
GRAPE SHAWLS.
SIX hundred White Grape shiwls, consigned 10 me ny
an importer Of China Goods, and which will be sold
without r, serve.
I9CE DEPARTNENT.
Our house has always stood unrvaicd in This depart
meld II has been proved and Is now equal III its
any Experimental the same k'nd n any
civ OF the Union. Buyers viii generally mud our
u,e,. of rich good and emb rocre. twenty fse per
cent lower ih;i the usual market rates II the same
class OF goods.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

,43-A farm Of a55 acres, with mouse, goou OF
ehard and large spring, near walnut P''''
$50 per acre;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

NJ ~ A beautiful Farm containing 40 acres .
~. ,,,,,,iya,ion surrounded by good fence. GOO
hswed log House COX is with well Of good wn.e,
Land undulating but not broken me ra'M y TIL a'
way between Davenport and Muscat'hs D" 'ho IVY
gronb Road. Price SIS peraere.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

NoI45-A Farm in Ciin'oncn., containing ,ooau ~
.I;ab A. ,,nder fsnce and 90 in cultivation, upon
When is erected mill finished log house stable ann
cow house. with good well of water; see III 81
"a Also 40 acres of Timber Land on the ""Psip'i'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

No,35-A splendid farm the Mississippi River Il
miles below Davenport in Muscatinc county contain
mo ass acres; 100 of wehis under cultivation; ~ III
and Is in timber: 50 acres OF River Bottom
- huiIlisss and upwards of 2d0 fruit trees IN fnii
bearing-apple. peach and cherry--Priee Sls per