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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
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brtbunatn, Srcitttultn, auf1eriBtns loGnbe, Strain:
rf, 3uiammtniiebcn btr NaustSln, GjtlhnGlts.
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uno ilint 6oueihrift dtcr Dem 8crt fih bCinbet.
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uno &C.. philadelphia.
gaai 3, 1851. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
CARPETS unO Orbl-Ghbrr.
Clio II 0ae's

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pericnen Die wduIhcn arptts, StbI:2dbsr, N6t:
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tauf 81 taufsn, nrtu cine chr 9rrec Ausnah an cs'
fem Stcbr un0 "a Der II ntsrltbrtbtne unttr stner
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Ssinsnu. S0sc. Su9r, lin2 %
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bis "a TuG 6rtt um ftir Sh ben uno pals u Ibntt:
Den, st. nit elmer orcesn y Nhisesnbttt wrNlttirn
Sneraiu CARPETS pCn % bis 50 Gsnts-uno Sang;
unb Striotn: 9GrpSts pcn 10 bis 80 Gtnts psr goto
elsihfals SRottues pcn allen Srsittn, losSro:Ru9s,
SiIbseurrs, Scocn Sub, eur npsn:G Garrcts II. I. No.
3. 8. GIorio9e,
SO. al Snamttrrp straGt, inc Shire ctcrbaIb rrr
Gbtsnut, nobc Der 2tcn Ct philadelphia.
NRGri 81, 1855. na3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
DldtfDrnlz zQ.Saa9en

Son jerer Srri6iebrnGeit, itbtdIi6 fir, 3sscI'
tabncn, Candle, &C., sum 5irsrn 6eu, SObIen,
Grs unO&uufmunneSitcr i'm alll8emeinen. SduEer
tSnnen SerT6ert isin, DAP IT, nit einsm spBaS'
lidcn unp perlaBtaren 9lrti tel Serlrtcn werprn
tcnnen, rbne G'efatr ;u La llIrn. Senc 99aa9e
pirp earanttrt 9cnau ;u IeiiI, uno wer ririrlben
(naG Ssriud) ni6t befriept9 rnp finNrt, fam Iie
Obnc Soften SuriiftrinGcn.
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rem, gde ber Neuntcn unb Wellcn Stras
zen, nabe Goats, 9BlareIpbia..
2(bbctt uno Co.,
gta6fcl8rr BON gtIir cit unb slttrtt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
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gSeit 6amilton StroBs- Der Stact
Uuentaun.
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9ecbrtcS publttum jH bcna4ribt IGN pab sr sinsn
glInScnpsn ncuCn
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an rtisrm Srt sr5fnet FAT IImr er nun ferett
1T, cine &unpcn ale ;u cmpfan! zen, une penelbrn
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neurr, unb krsrriit aleS in 4 as in sinem rrtl.
ein0eri6tetm GrOdenensaDaGe nsStrbr scIu6t
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glrttrl bier an,ufiibrcn. Setn e;trd 1T Gin 9anS
neuer, 1T an rem red,ten 9retBen einSefauft, unp
cr mtro renieltsn aud mierer 8ar8 btIis atla6en.
Gr lit pnntbar fir trrcttS gene Brnr &unnidaIt,
unb irirp T9 beilrebrn irrmrrtin as Subttum ju
bcfrieStsen. 9tufet al unp urtbeil,a fir9u6 iclb.
Is nos 8siB.
9(acnturm, 9tpriG 18, 1855. nqlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
Der 9pitretter.

gdfritbt wirp ttcrpurd meiaen oltrn Srrunbrn
IT, 8unrrn acaeten, Dap id mid mad rriiIi6rr lIes
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ner Jtcutr pisocr an Dem alten Qrei6
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TIM cine litsralr llntrrfiBuns.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
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ticie Sabr6,ct, ais ale lrteu StrrIi', Scipene,'
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gum Gcrtauf ouf Sano. D0islbit wtrp aud
Slci&rn unp llmGnpcrunger Seri6tst uHp ,war an
tillt9cn prribrn. OirieS TCparteme1t 1T uniec
Der Quffht Der Wrs. WitIpa Brown Ntan rufs
al tci Gnos 2Getb.
9lpril IS, 1855. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
Ciae nrnf Girma.

Senafrihtigen hos gutlitum ba6 iit nit Gin
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fs lire WciGGite AM alten Stanbpla5e aon gSirs
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9uttifum unsetru6eltrn 0anf ab fir bic Dem
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I6aIt, unN tpHn bur6 ltrensr gtuimIrfiamfeit auf
itr @rl6iit unb burb jepe mEslidt :}uScrfpms
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fenen CUNT ,u;uId,crn. Sie mini, Ten DEM 9lts
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Iie Seirr
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bcn etmpprtcurs fir GGIh flufen unb einsn 9rpiz
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flrinen 9rcftm Su ScrtauiGn; rinc met iie tr
oanpmcrt YsrteErn, Ic galtcn iie nur CUTE glrtfts
ter. DieieS iinp rtni8e Der llrio hCn warum man
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ger 70 ft6ne Sate fir 70
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INNER Gin !nut III iiRpen rcr pa;t.
9dnoitptrtaltcr lnp tcicncuD crIutt tci uns
an;uruirn, inrrm mir ibnCn !niItr unp Saprtn-
ihidih fir bic SabrSieit r3rtlfcilcr ais rie
g9cbliciln Yufauirn fTunc. Gin arpbeS III
icrtcmcnt Yun allerbaup Strrt9iitrrn lit rbmfalle
auf Norr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13

Or. 6. 6. $. Sui b / II SUn Nsuscrt lrntt
bic 9tuimertIa tIamteit iclaer 9erlrnrn Srn aaentaun
unb Der llmsessnp, pel6e SPcratipnrn an tbren
natirlGen 3atnen perrt6tet 3u babrn bcn6ttt8t
iinp, pprr Die li6 tintlt6e 3abne rinrssn gu ulais
fen rpiini4en, auf feline pcr3aslibe Sprrtrlrnsspet-
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arjnetfunpe.
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elmer YrUfebipn srnoBsn bat unp ale wertbocacn
Srrbe1erun9cn brnust, 70 ipcie rr, baB 'rr allen
pattrntsn bic BETTE Silfr ;u leitrn permas, peIae
tteir 8unit SsrmSgsnp 1T.
&eferen;en: Gbrir. 1bcmaS OegBttt, ..
D., Gbrtp. GburIrS 81. Samsipn, 8. Charlton,
M. D., Bm. llnNerbil, N. D., gtea~gprt
Gitp.
Seine Office III sc9entpSrtis int ,,ameriean
Sptrl," ater Yatirnten wrrprn auf SerlanSen
aud in ibrsn SduIsrn beiu6t.
9ipoember 8. na1g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
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8cin @atcr tGtr fb fbamcu isncm 6tnre Gin
Grtmplar ocs GstuIoptus u9ebcn. Gs fam oaourd
pcu eincm frdhcu Grabe osrSttct pCrorn. &etu
Siuelino corr Suu0frou cQts in oeu @bCtono trten,
rbnt rtn S0lhtu @stuIapius 9rcitn ;u batCu. Sic:
mouo Der sincn 9rwiftn buittu Isort an Scitsns
itbmcr,, unrubaen 96thten. ntrpSicn @tiibltu rpCr
anrcrn rrsprptihrn Stnatjrutn, lrIts cinCn 1uatu:
Sid lan9sr iSumtn rcn 9stuIapius III Irfr. loatCn
8crheirotbcs rptr llupsrhrothcre ir9snc Elm acbc:
mes llGtrl tiEt piGirs ntehhs 8uh. inoem ss ithcn
Saulcuce frlhcr rn9lddll6tn aus Dem ScSrsratbcn
ssriitn bat.
or G8cr 25 Gents in ciutm 8ricfs fcnrst, crhalt
elm Grtnlrlar cicfs Subcs nurb Nie Ycit ju9taupt,
cptr Grtmplore fit CinCn Sbaler.
2toorsgirc PCtfrsi:
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SIC. 152 Spruts Ct, pbiIaecIpbio.
Sttctsr 25, 1854. na1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
Sel T ii + Dferb ; G,

ncEr9lEibtib in Der GEiAtbtt Der SRtti;in ots bas
mtrtntrSi9ltt Gu6crc 4urpsnSuussmittrl pOs mob
il tntrcdt Wurpe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
&urire oib ielbit
Der IdI0cnz zGSculaptn6,
nher: oehermonn fein eioner Nr,t.

Die ftinf,i9ite 2tuS9atc, nit
mcbr ols tiubunccrt 2lbbilcuu:
ocu, 9tbsime 8rautbtitcu isprr
2trt uuo Germ uno SRl6tilpun:
osn ors 3tu9unsSinitcm nor:
ltclItno ; nit ,piniufii9un9 ci:
ntrItbanrlun9 dbrr Die 6rant:
bcittn Der Sroucn,immcr, rpcl:
dies ron Der 9rSEttn Bi6tistcit
III fdr pSricncn bic ocrbeiro:
tibet lno cecr fb Su prrbEira:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13

0,000 GrCmplarC In ne:
ni0traIs c!nem Sebr urrtGuft.
Cine nsus Gus9abr, ourhit:
ben unb pcrGtGcrt.
DR.. Hunters Medi-
cal Manuel and andd.
Book for the Afflicted,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
se,sr,ng 81 tie xertA star

A wear or two since, an ebony individual.
answ srinC to the name Of "Bob," Gin fact
no Que knew whether he had any other
,name,) was employed BY askippersto assist
hi,u,in sailing small schooner on the waters
Of Chesapeake Bay. Bob didn't understand.
aud couldnt be msde 70 learn the compass;
so the skipper never dared to trust him 70
manage the craft, except during very light
night. when he could point out him some
headlapd to steer for. On one occasion.
however, the captain. who had been up two
nights previously, concluded he would trust
the Schooner to Bob, and take little nap
on the deck; so he pointed out the North
Star to his jet companion, and told HIM to
continue steering for il until he woke up
After watching him short time and finding
that he could keep the vessel headed right
the skipper stretched himself upon the deck
and was soon asleep. Shortly atterward
a squall arose from the North and blew ,he
craft completely away from her course. -
After it had cleared away somewhat, Bot
looked around and found the North Star
at his back. He sailed along an hour OF
SO doing the best he could, and cog'tasing
how he should get out Of his dime ulty -
But al last he gave it up and showing hii
slu nb cring master into waketu lness with
his foot, shouted, "Cap'n! Cap'n! Give m'
another star TO steer by; rse got clean ~
that one. - California Pioneer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
The CHlSEsE.-Bayard Taylor, in his
new work on China, says:

The CHINESE. Bayard Taylor, in his
new work on China, says:
1.-THE only taste which the Chinese exhio-
it to eny degree, is a love Of the monstronE.
That sentiment OF harmony, which throooed
like musical rhythm through The lie oil
the Greeks, never looked out OF their OBJ
lique eyes. Their music is dreadful dis
cord; their language is composed Of nasais
and eonsonants; they admire whatever 10
distorted or unnatural, and the wider It's d.
vergence from its original beauty ors nine
try, the greater is their delight.
This mental idiosyncrasy includes NOR
al one, OF a similar character. il Is my de.
Lberate opinion that the Chinese are, NOR.
ally, the most debased people on the lace Of
The earth Forms of vice which in other
countries are barely named, are in China
so common, that they excite no comment
among the natives. They constitute the
surfaee-level, and below them there are
deeps on deeps ofdepravity so shocking and
horrible, that their character cannot even
be limited. There are some dark shadows
in human nature, which We naturally shrink
from pene rating, and made no attempt to
collect information of this kind; but there
was enough in things which | could t
avoid seeing and hearing-which are brought
Amos, daily to the notice of every foreign
resident--to inspire me with powerful
aversion to the Chinese race. Their touch
is pollution, and, harsh as the opinion may
seem, justice to our own race demands that
they should not be allowed to settle on our
soil. Science may have lost something, but
mankind has gained by the exclusive policy
which has governed China during the past
centuries"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

VoIcE OF FATHER OF THE COUNTRY =
James Madison, in the convention which
framed the constitution OF the United States
objected to the word sslave" being used in
the clause which was inserted for the rem
di,ition OF fugtives. His objections were
agreed TO by the convention and the miider
term of persons owing service or labor"
applicable nike TO white apprentices snd
black slaves, was put in our constitution.
Mr.. Madison said on that occasion:
II object to the W ord slave opp airing in
a Constitution, which, trust, is to be the
CHI sr,er of freedom 10 unborn millions nor
would willingly perpetuate the memory
of the fact that slavery ever existed in our
country. II is great evil and under the
Providence :of God, look forward to some
scheme Of emancipation which shall free US
from il. Do not, therefore. let us appear as II
We regarded il as perpetual, by using in our
free Constitution an odious word opposed
to every sentiment Of liberty"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

HORRIBLE SACRIFICE OF LIFE ON TIE
WEsrERH Waters IN FoRrY-rouR YEARS.
From Lloyd's forthcoming Steamboat
Directory we learn that since the applca-
ton OF steam on the Western waters there
have been thirty nine thousand six hundred
and seventy-two lives lost by steamboat
disasters, three hundred and eighty .one
boats and cargoes lost, and seventy boats
seriously injured. amounting in the aegfe-
gate to the enormous sum OF sixty-seven
millions Of dollars. II is to be hoped that
this forthcC ming work will have the effect
Of arresting the attention Of the Govern
ment to the Importance Of Western inter
ests, so far as our great rivers and lakes are
concerned.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

ANOTHER "BABY. They have got a
new "baby elephant uptown the product
Of one of the elephants, we believe, belong.
ing TO Barnun's travelling menagerie. Be-
ing too unwcl to go upon her usual sum
mer tour, it was let at home we believe
TO recuperate for a season. The result is
this addition to the elephantne domestic
circle.
These bsdy-eIephants are very interest
ing objects. They are perfectly formed
throughout and differ from their parents on
" in sze-but that difference is so amaz-
ing, that il becomes ludicrous; and when you
see the baby walking to and fro aadsr It's
mother, you cannot resist the impulse to
laugh at the oddly of the comparison. And
then the bulky mothers care OF her baby is
so human-like and sffectionate. Give the
baby an apple, for instance. The mother
elephant first takes it in her trunk, exam
ines il closely, and then returns it to her
infan, TO eat. having apparently satisfied her.
self OF its innocuousness And so with ev-
erything else. The watchful care, the
jealous fondness. the assiduous and untlring
attention of the parent monster, is eminent
ly worthy of imitation by many a being
who makes profession of much great
er share of intelligence Y. Sunday
Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

WIr SHOULD | GIVE Where God is
forgotten, it is pitifuI to see how riches har.
den the hear, OF him who gains thsm. Some
times the man who was liberal While he was
poor, becomes niggardly as he becomes
wealthy. The tendency Of gain is to nour :
ish sellishnes. If the hand that bestows it is
overlooked. and The thirst Of selfishness can
never be siaked. The reservoir Of the COW
etous never overhows. Recognizing no
obligation, he yields to no claim. A man
of this sort once said, "Others never give to
me, why should give to others !" infatuat-
ed man is there none that ever gives TO
thee! What hast thou that thou hast not
received! Who gave thee reason, life, sue
cess! Who prospered thy plans! Who gave
thee power to get wealth Who has kept
thy dwelling safe J Who has warded off
from thee thousand calamities which have
overtaken thy fellows! And art thou in.
debted to none-has none right 10 thy
bounty! Viii, thou rob God. Shall he
have no share Of what 10 hi. own
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

The RAPPERs--In a recent dis course on
the TRANSPORTATION, delivered in this yicini.
ty, the Rev. Il. II. Chaplin took occasion
to rebuke the tendency, now so common in
the public mind to peer into mysteries COT
corning the future state, and to obtain "rev-
Citations" fro very questionable sources.
The preacher expressed the most full AMI
complete satisfaction, with the "revela :
tons" contained IN the Bible, and limited
tina, if people pail more attention TO their
duties than to wonders,-to work rather than
to visions, they would better fulfill the re-
quirements Of the gospel.
The Nv. DR.. Hedge OF Providence, while
preaching in one OF our city pull pits a few
Sundays since, alluded to the character Of
most of the so-called spiritual rcyela-
iions,' and remarked that, without are.
gance he thought he could say he fel, HIM
self far more competent TO lea h the spii s
he had heard from, than they were to in-
struct him-that from the words which we're
said to be from the eminent men who had
lived in former times, it was quite evident
in heir cases it had not been gain for them
10 die, as from the senseless sentences they
were alleged to have dictated, the truth Of
the common proyerb was verified, that "a
live dog was better than dead lion ~
Bost. Trans.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

A New TElEIToRY.-Thel latest sdvices
from Oregon and Washington Territories,
represent that considerable excitement ex-
lists there in regard to a proposition to ere
ate new Territory around Walla-Walls,
out OF portions Of Oregon and Washington.
There had been meetings held in favor o!
the project. and it is intended 10 a.k Con-
gress 10 organize The new Territory.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

has given notice
that he will have baby sho6s in Lowell.
Chicago, ST. Louis, and all the large cities
in the United States and Cana ada, as soon
~ arrangements to that end can be perfect
Cd; and Josiah Perham announces that he
will hold colored baby show in each town,
aud on The same days as those Of Barnum.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

One thousand acres of the pine lands on
Nantucket were burned over few days
since. A portion of the land was covered
with thrifty growth Of pines three Yeas
q ID, and valued at from $40 to SIS an acre.
The cause of the fire 10 unknown.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

MAINE ELEcTIos. returns OF
the Maine election make the total vote
1l4.204, nearly 10000 more than last yrar.
Morrill, lRepublican) gets $500; Wells
(Dem.) 4s,22s, and Reed (Whig) 1921
The Democrats have Is Senators. the
Wings 10, The Republicans none. House
CT Republicans. CT Democrats, and p
Wings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

Among the curiosities Of foreign gossip is
one item that Omar Pachs, the Turkish
commander in chief, was about to become
= Protestant. He 10 . CroaiIan by birth,
and having commenced the life Of sold Ter
in the Austrian army. it is doubtful wheth-
er he has ever been a sincere :Mahomms.
dan.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
TIE OTHER SIDE.

Judge DouGLAs repeated at St. Louis on
las, Ffida, evening the speech be made at
Rock Island some months since against the
Know Nothings. His good Democratic
friends must feel somewhat self-accusing
while listening to his exposition Of the mys-
tic order.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

coll.ctans promptly attended 10 In all parts Of pe
State Lands entered and located IN all Lane
D,trcts Of the State Money invested and Taxee pAd
for non. residents; Money Loaned on unenenmbefed
Rs.l Estate security Farms. Houses and Lots leased
Real EsIals Of all kiuds bought and sold on commits
sion,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

RACHEL New York correspondent
of the Boston Transcript thus criticises the
advent and performance Of Rachel
"Ihave turned out a true prophet in re
gard TO Rachel her debut was eminently
successful as far az numbers and applause
are concerned; but there was more curiosi-
~ than sympathy, more admiration than
emotion awakened by her classic action,
her deep tones, and her clear, significant
enunciation; the rustic OF leaves kept time
to the recitative; her performance was a
complete artistic study; the art Of express
sion was noble illustrated; but the magnet
ic quality, the touch ofnature which "makes
the whole world kim" aud sweeps into un-
conscious identification with the character
represented, every auditor of such histri-
onic genius as that Of Kean and Ristori-
was wanting. We had the perfection OF
French dramatic art, but this is too much
an exotic to form a permanent attraction in
community where the Gallic element is
so sparse as in New York. Still the ad-
vent of Rachel is full Of interest, and marks
a new epoch in the theatricals of Gotham"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
BROWN & MCDONALD

TIaving opeue d their Tailoring Establishment on
Il Brady Street, bet Cd n 81 Street a pors above
Tue Iowa Book Store, and ba wing n. ceINed large
nd all as erted stock Of Cloi,s consisting Of Cas-
simeres Doeskin. satinei., Tw.eds, Beavers, Vest
ing. ,Satins. v-yets, &c. & feel nndest from
thcir experience in the business that they cat pro
duce u hrst elass garment, and at % reasonable a
price as any other Tailoring Fs.ablishment IN the
city, woaid nhabitanis Of rayeHfo thBd vicinity TO
give cali
Cutting done and warranted 10 1T IL properly
made up. All orders III receive pro mpt attention
BROWN Il MCDONALD.
99i tshs n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

Rachel Pu !dings" and Rachel L.
ger reer" are advertised at some of the
New York restaurants. Rachel fools could
be advertised also
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

The Wapello InteAi9sncer says that the
Air Line X. R. is going ahead, and that
there is to be a grand iubilation over the
m after in Wapello on the 29tf. inst.