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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-06

The abohiionists of New York have mauuiae
tured "a statement for Jane johnson Tho negro wo-
man who wa stolen from Mr.. Wheeler nj Phla-
delphia and appended ''her mark" to the same.
The certificate sets forth. matter Of course,
TINT no fore used to separate her from her
master. al taHr swear- T. thu statement hefore
ii Brook Iva uael>trafe. Tic numerous witness.
= who eare cY.lauce before the Court in Pdila
dolphin were unanimous IN testifying TINT fore"
was used IA aodactiag the woman, and II !. very
eeal that the aholition..ts IT Nr@ York have
made tho ignorant creature commit un act Of
perjury.
PonreAL AsaE,sror ras 2ENr CONGRESS -
The New Yora Ps,tml1e, ! critical analysis of
tie political aspect Of The next Congress, rreeg
MIXING Nebraska and mt Nrara-.aas the oaly
party distinction that can lac drawn. According
to it's summing up t1e Scnai" will stand Nebfa,.
ka 40. Anti. Nrbra ska aud Tho House Nebra-Ea
I0j, Anti Nebraska rs II viii thus Doe seen TINT
the Post, with all lis strong Anti Nebraska feel
Ing, only Chains a majority Of - IN the llon~e.
This majority might Proye all sufficient to defeat
he Nebraska bill were it now t. be- brought for
ward a. a NV measure bat tn attempt t. r..
peal ii i-a different PRESTON, and upon TINT i.
sue the Post viii Ga1 II difficult, We think i'm
possible, 10 obtaiu tn votes it anal y-is indicate.
\ number Of tlose ahenit correctly ranks a A.
ii Nebraskit.s, will b. found opposed to incrc1--
peal sectional eAcien 'nt by voting frit- r.
n pend an inc mea~afe f1.ldg this year the a5.-
tat5ou will dayc avorl it-.if out brforpa new Cen-
l,re., +. elected. butt PRrioi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-06
.,nchbur:: wnolesale Prices Current,

t"Httfltb fytRY TUESDAY, sA1rKDAl.
BY RUGKER & Reid
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GNocEEs AND
c o II MIS- SION MpP ANTS
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LYNy nBuRG. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-06
ALLg.GENlA NE ol gsLcLlmonA :.

AND NEW-lD'h TNUkUT N-IhIs NV FRaa-s
lo.nr line ia composed OF tire following ycs.rl-. "a,
mis- from Nev-l ok very thlcr days. Al. owned j.
laa city Of Richmond. ":
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-06

ORANnE AED ALEXANDRIA RAIL RoAD.-I lie
passenger business ON this roal for the past
MONTH lwthout mails or freight, both of which
are largerA exceed, thot Of July 1854, over
81 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-06

CATTLE SLACGHrrR.-The mail train ga the
Va. Tenn. Railroad killed seven cattle belong
ing to Mr.. Z. Phleger, Of Montgomery county,
on Monday last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-06
August Gli

DAVID < WM. CTR uE,Hfebnoaj, } :
c. II. FlEE&DN, Ny.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

Ho,.cr GRrELEY.-A late number Of
the Rns,on Times has a description OF MT
Greeley as he appeared on board the ASIA
when about taking his departure for Europe
that 10 excellent: A.
Horace Greeley as he appeared on the
deck and in the main saloon OF the hsia'
looked a little more like Horace Greeley
than we remember ever To have seen MN
fore. Yet there was an air and blazon'
nv about him like that which usually at.
tends a bright tin pan 10 wen org ahizao
scuilery. His model white forehead bu'ged
ir IN beneath a very funny hat, IKE sho"
drift under the branches Of scrub OK
That ut was a model hat. Il was new
Init. and il. wearer wore il as if he knew he
had new hatupon his y ~ - ra'nrr me
occipi, Al mes thereof Vanderereck' VINO
used u offic;ate as doorkeeper, when the
Circus was in full blast al tn" Howard, nrs'
introduced this fashion Of title into our
country. II then became the rag" among
showmen and fast men OF any personsi
beauty or classic taste-and how the relish
OF Greeley could take that direction, 10 a
marvel we will leave 10 the Parisians, WIN
whom he is shortly TO abide, to explain
In his other apparel he was exceedingly
Greeleyish, His old white coat was there
his unmentionables were there and they
were Enthusiastically shy of his boot tops
his cravat was carefully awry-his vest
was beautifully rum pled, and his tout ensemble
nartook OF the character Of what might D.
the court dress OF n navy with The Greeieg
ACCOMPLISHMENTS"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
poee Yreesing xill rl,h.

In tho Basin under the dome of the Crys.
tai Palace We noticed last fall . number
Of goldfish dsshing their bright sides in the
clear water. Yesterday we saw them
sgsin, a. lively - ever, and remarked
to Sam. Brsvoort, the superintendent:
$50 your fish live through the winter,
but they are not 90 bright eolorel as last
fall"
mo wondsr--the color froxe OF the
wonder 10 the life did not, for that basin
was solid cake Of ice, aud those fish were
- solid - any part Of il. But they thaw.
ed out ~ good % new, except the color, and
that is coming on with the warm weathsz..
think that settles tho question, that
freezing don't kill"-New York Tribune,
lin.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

49,, .o,ics 10 the Keokuk papers the pro
y . meeting Of the physicians o.
e's' .,,,. III. objec. Of which was to MAKE
t"a ..m.p,. relating 10 the annual meet
100 -. State Medical Society, which
ns ! holds It's session IN ths'
- The 18th day Of June next. W.
ey ~, !. e., the benefit Of the Physicians Of
. y. avu city and vicinity, the resolution,
-. meeting, inviting the attendance o.
~. a. the profession. whether mem
=. Of III. Society or not. Societies o. s''
49, ~ v,eu organized ior social Or benevo-
=, purpose. and when 50 constituted q
! 5. Of general benefit merit app'.0a''on'
a ~. remark may b. particularly aPPii'
: 10 such meeting Of Inc med'csi proies'
!. lady Of mca 10 whose responsibility
.,,.,.d 40 much Of the safety and hap
ia... Of the human family.
w. n,.,ums that there will be gene
), .r.odapce Of the faculty. Our own
:. iii doubtless send such delegation
n, &c mar be proud Of. The present ana
MUIR, position Of Davenport marks u - ;
ain, where q hospital vii. soon DO an I'M
'er,,ye necessity. and thi. is also proper
l.e. for tho establishment OF Meaiea'
rollsee where not only thepre'ie est prnc-
lc.l knowledge eau BE- obtained. lH'
blowing are the resolutions;
Rs,olyed, Tat We extend 10 The Fhy-
...,. of ,h. State, aheIler members al
1. Society or otherwise, ss we'll "a 10 gtn-
.m,n from Other ST ties, contiguous 10
hi., to meet with Us on IN Il oechs'oh.
R.,ysi. Taal our city papers be re-
,s,,sd u aaui ia t,ic pfoc.e ilhgs OF THIS
..,,or, sni tmt the pipers throughout
j. Safe . copy the sim'.
s,p.ES s.. J. C HuGHEs, Pres.
". have intended for some days
II 10 motto. tn Improv ements which
,asiak & S,a htv. IN d. IA their store
.,., on From, street near the Ferry land
ra.y n We nov a lsrg. and conye-
ant ,,,,n for the Transaction OF Tn .ir gen
:, business, snl nave otherwise increased
=, Z, .ilitifs for a. 'onn d ting all the
ia, c3nnlnjty. /, gves Us Plra,ur
l,tl ,efer u ifn, iol. established H.
CIV. All sbisa los oas'd tssin 4 way
!, mseis he appr)batI3n OF all Who hr
.anss stta iasm
10y DAYS SAGE ~ hal occasion
an sttae NV br, k yard on + shth ST
l.een Harrison and Ripley, and were
aexha, surprised a, the extensive az
nsenenu made by the proprietors, for
irving on their business. There are
n. thirty men empl lyfd in the yard,
10 at present make from hftsen to twen-
thousand brick daily. The proprietors
lend .nlargiug the yard and with the aid
improved machinery will be enabled to
knofac,ure . better article than those
pae BY hand. and at the rate Of forty thou
al daily.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

STATE LusATic AsYLuN-The Com
missioners, Gov. Grimes, DR.. Clarke and
Judge Johnston, to locate and superiniend
the erection of Lunatic Asylum in this
State have returned from their trip east.
After visiting some twelve institutions o.
this kind, loeitei in the Eastern States.
hey have secured the services o Dr. Bell,
wh1 has charge Of the u Lrane Asylum
q.ar Boston, To superntepd the drawing OF
b. RI II l,r the building. The huiidHg TO
b. planned by HIN vii co , 100 ooo, ana
&C yminod re go patients. Dr. Bell"
avs The MI T. a. Mt Observer has n
n ,rou n knawle1gn 10 b sc m urs. He
aas recently IN de a,rip TO Eur pe, under
the direction Of the State OF RI de Island,
where he made careful examination of the
most noted Asylums in the world. lie 6 YES
his labors in our behalf, free OF charge. -
Banner.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
n. wheel Crop in Virginia.

The Chinchbug and the Hsssian ay have
made their appearance in the wheat in Sc.
veral Of the counties OF Virginia.-A farmer
of Spotsyivania Court House told US on
Monday that he had abandoned one field Of
wheat altogether and another remarked
that the ravages Of the bug seemed confined
to one corner Of the field, whish he meant
TO plough up At once, and thus prevent their
spread. -Fredericksburg Herald
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

Tue RvERs The Ms ,sirpi at this
pint was rising slowly yesterday. The H.,
llnois is also reported swelling. and in a
good state. From the Upper Miss ssippi
he last reports were ur ami a h 4 ieet on
the Upper Rapids, and three and hall on
the Lower Rapids and falling We expect
soon to hear OF RE in this quarter. An
ARRIVAL from The Missouri yesterday reports
the river slowly rising with four feet in the
channel from Boonyille TO the mouth
This rise is probably occasicned by the late
heavy rains, and may amount 10 conside-
rxble sweli.--N Louis Republican. l9h.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

Attempted Assassination Q 90 -poleon
The particulars have alrra been ur.
ni.hed b. the telegraph. "D5ek Unto
, riting from Paris To the N Y. Times, ia
vars us with the moral and religious aspects
o the event:
..Th, crime was made to serve a useful
purpose. A special Intervention OF Provi.
drnce was at once recognized by the ODE.
dent yassals Many foreign Ministers Of
,nce h.stened to the Tuileries and congra-
u,iated his Majesty upon the "intertereDce
,f h uyen," snvs the Mon,teur. The Pre-
a dent Of the s mate, speaking in their be.
half, remarked as follows the protect
mo hand OF God is still more visibl, than
that OF the fanatieal strangers whose plans
have been COMPOUNDED. Let US bless, Sir,
the adm rabie logic which presidcs over the
DEGREES of Providence" A Re Dsum was
ordered bv the Archbishop Of Paris in all
the churches, on the ground that 'God had
,urnrd aside the stroke" The Moniteur
a. suades all mnnicipal bodies and country
coun ill,rs from sending addresses of fell
ci,ttion to His NJ jcs,y, sin reference to
the attempt which has been so providen-
,icaliy frustrated" But the Emperor cap
| prd ,hc climax by making the most extra.
l
| this generation to hear. 81 do not fear at
tempts Of assassination. There are lives
| which are the instruments OF the decreei OF
Providence As long as my mission is I'M
accom- lished, run no risk"
Gov. GARDNER said in his message on
the Lorinp Address, that in both Houses Of
| CONGRESS. the votes and voice of Massachu-
,e,,s we're given to the passage of the Fugi-
tive Stare law. We suppose the Governor
did not mean to be taken literally, but Mr.:
| Slack Of Boston pleased so to understand
his Ercellency, and brought in resolution
10 enable the Governor to correct MS phfa-
seolocy before the printing Of the document.
Mr.. Slack said the Governor had seriously
implicated the moral and politieal character
Of elevsn representatives. As Massachusetts
had but eight representatives in the Con,
press which passed the law. and as one OF
them (Mr. Eliot) voted for IL, it is rather
hard to see where Mr.. Slack gets his eiev'
en-; for counting the Senators only nine
are included in the implication to which
Mr.. Slack thinks our delegation has peer
subjected. The House refused to aiio"
Gov. Gardner to correct bis styls.-So's0'
AAss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

A CHILD's DEFINITION OF A CIcAR.--Dr.
Tying, the pastor Of St. Georges Episco.
pal Church, preached to the Sabbath school
children last Saturday. Speaking Of what
st. PsuI's friend Timothy did not do, the
DR.. said, "he smoked no cigars" do you
know" continued the reverend gentleman,
"what a cigar isr' 'Yeth three" shouted
a moral specimen OF Young America, "i's
the tip end oil the devils tail" II 10 re-
ported and currently believed that the pas
tor snlggered.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
Ia, CT ., nis1iaoss A xisoura sinS
Prospecr

pomAsN. Y. fi.r.d. s,s, inst.
Witt short crops 10 England, and The
ncipal Eur ipe,u sngfce- oil supply cut
or shut up, tn Uniled states must b.
,ksa /, for sry d7fcen that may exist
want. therefore, tusl or5p-, tsr every
b. Ell Of grain W. can s2ar All, be want.
on the other side VI b. AZ iltie. Win
eaOd crop Of grsin - ru son urn the
Irent " gold To guT s1d ut astop
IL. drain uoon uu- Ju'iion for
Ie mean. to pay 2 loans and
Inv on the war. n @ not be optional
(,i the people OF Fig AMI to take our
tsds,uas or not. rbry will have no
koics about il, and payments must be
I,de in the gold they have been draining
lom Us so s,eadiiyfor so many years. The
ses, course for business men on the side
the Atlantic 20 pursue, is TO govern their
svemen,s by the prospect of the season
stlve 10 the consumption Of all kinds OF
(srchsndizs. 1, will give an impulse TO
every branch Of industry, and put once
or. in motion all the machinery OF com
erce, For about two years, Contract N
b been going on universally. Al are
og out OF debt snd out 81 Hi,npst every
hing else. The country, therefore, a.
lrge, can absorb sn im'neUs. am luut o
h.rchsndzr, and VI 70 ~ a. So n AZ
be means tlr pay menl are saseiy at hand
lnder ordinary CIR naistsncts fail crop
not matter Of 50 much cons qucre :,
ut al present, " rythns tn2as upon ~,
na the season as pgugr s-es VIII be
'tchsd sith great deal ~ anxiety.
Il would be We enough FOR he brokers
Wtli sire I to keep an "ye on tis wealth
and b. governed IN thtIr operations by
uNshine or ram. The longs and shorts of
be Stock Exchange will be vitilly affected
the result. The longs have the best look
present, aud altogether stand the best
(A,nce; but Jane and July may help them
ma'agly, END give tn IN the prize at the
nd. We have within our Or n limits the
ieat raguator of The fnancs Of the world.
we need Got look to III" London Stock
f.asnge, ur the Paris y .ursr, or 10 Sebas.
op)I Tor iah ienees IN regulate our finan'
01'aetrt. We hold the regulator in
hands, or rather sh ~. IL ar grain hs-
." prove sbusdlat. aGa will be in po-
,'h 70 dictate instead o! urtng met ted T."
hive played srcoad eiile 10 the debt
l'e0. tsx.ritdsn nations II Europe lonl
n'us', AZ | we sAouil sy il ourselves o
"e opportunities the present war will pre-
ent 10 relieve ourselves FROM the position
nave so long occupied. With the raa
,na'erlal Sufficient to feed and cIothe nj
.Wope--at peace with the workout o
s0' publicly and privately with light tax
with people actively engaged in III,
.ao" productive industrial pG.suits--witl
., drones in the hive than perhaps an!
o"sr nation on the face Of the esrth--with
!" as' natural resources unsurpassed, AM
,b OF wealth OF the gr attest magnitude
e'e no reason in the world why ",
.aou'd not eontro! the Anancea. At least o
S own country, and free ourselves fron
NV 'a'aidom Of foreign capitalists.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
WE have Just received second lot Of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers in
New York and We have hand 5000 Rolls of
various patterns. We will 50 receive in few days
by Railroad another large lot 1890 Rolls, making
stock amount to 10000 Rolls 81 10" patterns 10
w"htd say being the Agents of one of the lar
gest Mapufsetnrics in New Yors we are prepared.to
furnish Wall Paper and Ror'ieTs al Factory prices
ilh the addition Of freight
For he eHiencc ri dr. cgstomers IN ray cniatl
have samples 81 al our w all Paper AMI bofdersaI
our Il. oh stand ~ the pust Office. where they
make actlons aud lua, ibs.r riders trfe u, ,.a
We y M give satisfaction To = l purchasers,
WARREN RHAWN.
Book settlers aud statloiers and dealers III Wall Pa
poi, Pos. ,,tice. ayenpoa. Illinois ST.. Rock Island
March Goth df
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
wan Paper

Iust received and now opening at the old stand No
Tie are Block large and we'll selected lot OF the
above named article, suitable = Halls and Rpomss
prising great variety Of patterns also Border,
TO match. Prices TO suit the HHIes.
WI. HOLMES and Co.
davenport. 3rd Nav, 1858. , ,nths
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
WRITING S SCHOOL.

mo those who de.ife to improve their pennanshp.
l good opportunity is presented; rs Mr.. Fitch
an teacher will ercna writing school On
Monda, sve ing. My I4ih at Mrs B.ronis Schoal
room FORESTS Building. corner # 3rd d Brady SITS
Hour. OF Instruction fr.m To and from = 9o'eik.
pm Davenport May 18th IS lind
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

J. B. HICKMAN, M. D. N. d. HIckhAS' n ~
DRS. HICKMAN,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS SURGEONS.
oflee on Brady st. East side, bet. I'd ID:
WPspeciai st,enton 70 Operative surgery ana
Surgical diseases generally
AplS7, '1S-dvW,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
Downiue Cottage Resid. nces,

Downing Cottage Resid. nces,
4 SERIES ofdesighsfo kLiai oiihgts and OF
IN taye Villas ard their gardeLs and grounds,
adapted to North America, by J. uo~Luy; no
cloth gilt, 2i3 pages, ILLUSTRATED with numerous pisis
and engf&yings-prlee $.H
RURAL HOMES.
Or SIX etches of Ho Asses suited 10 American countr,
life, with original plans, dssifEs. 4, hs Geryo..
Wheeler, I2mo cloth gilt, at pages, B,n.eio,s Ell
cravings, price el,.5
NPThe above Books will be II allied Portage free
any address receipt of the prices above IN cur
re mt funds,
Al The iowa Book Rooms,
No 81 Brady ST
Davenport, Iowa
3moii.dw3t ELI ADAMS. Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
pnpY.IC NnT1CE

rs hereby given that there will he an Election for
| Direct rs ofthe Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
Company. held at the fliee OF said Company. in the
Cit, Of davenport. scott county, Iowa, on Ianda.
The an aay OF June ne It, 1885, 10 o'clock A. ".
JOHN 4, HENRY,
pavenport Nav Is IS diff Secretary
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
ilalina Flour l. Feed Rooms.

THE Subscribers have rented the Building opposite
the Pennsy vania House, ia the city OF Dav export,
for the .,ie of Extra aud Saperins Flour: Graham,
Bncl w heat nd Rye -four, Corn meal, shiFstuffs
Sh ri. and Ban. Gro nd corn and OATS md al! kinds
of Mil Goods. ut Wholesale and Retail.
siour and Meal exchanged for Wheat and Torn on
the most III cra terms All orders of one dollar or
more delivered within the eorroraio free ofeharge
81. B.. Cash. AID the highest market price paidhor
Wheat Cor and other Grain. Custom grinding
done In the .h rtrst notice at Moline Mills.
Nav rs Is5s d3ms WALLACE & SICKLES.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
FOR SALE VERY Low.

he proprietor OF Good Hotel in the city Of Mus
ca,iue. " no is oblig to give up business on se-
caunof i'll health wishes sell his furniture fNiure.
nna ease having two and half years te run. The
House 10 on Main Street within three miBnteswa Of
the steam b at landing and rail road depot IL will
be sold at rargan and possession given on the say
of sale, enquire Of
May 2I-d-lw Maseaune.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

rRtsrERs' SraIKE.-A few days ago,
y 'T.two )ourneymen printers from New
n, "A arrived at New Orleans, to be en-
n p,. was stated. by the associated
NJ 49, which includes all the daily papers
,vn nut cry with the exception Of the Pic
. .1"e' AS it was understood that the new
,,;as A were to receive less than the usual
rt.es' .here was an immediate "strike"
y WV e'd hsnds in most OF the off css.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
EMIGRAETs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

TYENN, Wi iiiams 4 Cos Township Maps are the
best. being comp lied from the United States sur
veys, offeia inf rination, and p rsonai r'eou oi.
sance: sho wing tn streams. roads towns, post Offices
county seats, works Of Internal Improvement, -tu .
Being published within the state are, in fact. the
epiy leliable and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Being rcgu larI, appointed agents for the sale Of
these maps are prepared 70 furnish them 10 the
trade the publishers lowest wholesale rites, or b.
the single copy. Also:
900 dor J H. G. Iton & Co. aud Ensign, Bridgman
Fannings maps OF the United States. Western States
and the states Of Illinois Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
sour; and Territories OF Minnesota Kansas and Ne
brsska. Forsale, wholesale or retail. by
WAKREN & RHAWS.
booksellers and Statoncvs. Dealersib Wall Paper,
Window Shades, etc. illinois street Roe, Island,
Post Onicc, Davenport. Apl. q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

Received ct No L. Claire Block,
Harper's Magazine for May.
Putnam's do do
Grahain's do do
Godey's Lady' do
Also Now Publications.
Summer Land, 6oathsrn Tale;
taste Builders;
The Initials,
Kansas and Nebraska --by Hale;
Life ofseward-by Geo. 4 Baker;
The Slave OF the Lamp--by North
ksy 3rd W. II. HOLMES & Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
100000 Feet

SEAsoNED fiooring-planed and pu,ehed-ofsu
~ perior quality for sale by
BURNELL, GILLET CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
Sale Of Warehouse Goods.

ECEIEEDin store from steamer Excelsior, Ie,h
- last oet- Chairs. Stand, ] Bureau, marked
Isaac Stevens, Davenport
Also, from steamer kentucky in Nov. last, = bbls.
Mds Gags do. Boxes and ne half Dbl. all marked
w Harper. Rurks via Davenport
As1.I Kohl Leather, mark ed DE Witt II the above
Goods MOI called for within thirty da. they will
be soid for charges.
BURROWS & PRETTYMAx. :
Davenport, May Ped, 1856 dim 87t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28

wv Ecan supply few more copiesoi
w Life OF Horace Greedy, Ida MAY,
Life OFF. 7. Barnum, News BOY,
Ruth Hall Lamp'ishlen'
Also Mrs. Hale's New Household Receipt BOOK;
Miss Lesies New Receipts for Cooking.
WARREN & RHAWN,
Post Once Davenport,
Fab. Goth Island City Book Store, Rock Island
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
10000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK NEW PATTERNS.

Jusr opened direct from the largest Factories Of
PHILADELPHIA and New York. q large assortment of
Wall Papers in qualities for Rooms. HaiisGc.; com
prisng great variety OF new patterns selected
pressly trade by the subscriber, and for sale
at Eastern prices for Cash only. viz:
Good Common wall Puper only ten Gents per roll;
Fine do do l2t do
Extra do do Is do
Best Medium do 90
Good Glazed and SatInrd, IS do
Fins do 30 do
Extra qualities do IS tots do
Borders in great variety for Cheap and Zinc papers;
Fine Rord Prnts. {; ,aeed Green and Marble do
wide Curtain Papers:
Plain Glazed and Gr-en. Blue and Figured;
nj tn. IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No. &c Brady Street,
betwe-u .ud and I'd sts., davenport Iowa.
lth IN ~ If. ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
w. L. CARROLL,
Architectural Draughrsman and superintsn-
dan. of Buildings.

witherwax's Block, 30 Second Floor.
Would refer 10 DR. Witherwax, McMahus Shep-
herd and II. II. Smith.
Davenport, May 10Th. 1858 diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-28
WALRAVEN d PARKER,
DEALERS IN
Fruits, Confectionery, Nuts, &c

IN Brady. z ,ors above 81 Street
Having fitted aud furnished eommodous Saloons
with side entrance--are prepared To furnish
Ladies' and Gentlemen til Ice Cream and various
May Diff