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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
LAWRENCE KANSAS TERRITORY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2


stock, are really the enemies of that Ter
ritory and its inhabitants. They are po-
litical swindlers and confidence men, :"
who are prolific in tears over the wrongs
in Kansas, the violations of human free
dom, the sad departures from temperance
and the short eomings in religion. but
who lie in wait to betray each of these
causes when treason is profitable.
When will men learn that it is better to.
appeal to honest and good men in all
parties to respond to the claims of phil
anthropy and religion, than to hitch them
to the tail of a single party, and reduce
them to the degradation of being the
mere footballs of politicians ?-At6any
drgus.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
Select Poetry.
Creations Heart.
By CHARLES OATES.

By CH Ar LES O. Tks.
Istand among the old green hills,
The sun is setting slow
Around me are the lehgthening shades,
Above, the purple bow
hear deep mUTmuTing sound,
Though all the hills are still,
1t swells up through the trembling air,
The conscious heaven doth fl
Great heart of earth throb on tllrob on
Each pulse Is calm and deep,
And may sink upon thy breast,
In quiet, trustiul sleep.
The stars in shining train, come out
Beyond the depths of blue;
Bright worlds i'll the wide spaces crowd,
And shut the aching view;
gaze till sight in soul is lost;
Beyond this burning wall
Ten thousand rise, far far withdrawn,
Ten thousand. yet moi all
Each orb IS throbbing strong AMI lone,
Yet of the whole part;
And all forever throb Us one,
Creations mighty heart.
hear the sound: deep. glad tone,
From every heart of love,
And from the whole, gives answer to
The One that throbs above;
A mighty anthem rolling wide,
And deepening from afar-
The tllrobbing of creations heart,
From every shining star
Through years and ages, centuries,
The drops Of times deep river,
Flowing from boundless sea to sea
Goes up to God forever.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

RS As DIR. r. 7. TRALL. The Yegen-
rian, was returning from visit to the
sick bed of friend, early on the morn
ing of Thursday last. while near ST.
Johns Park, he was violently assaulted
By two rowdies, one of whom struck
him with slung-shot which fell him 10
the earth. After laying iB state Of in-
sensibiIity for some time. he managed to
get to bis house. No. Is Laight street,
vhars he now lies IN very critical con-
diiicn.-.Y II Timer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
Fruit as an Article of Food.

Were we of the South to cultivate and
use fruit more as standard article of
food, instead of eating it indiseriminate-
ly between meals, we should be all health
ier people. We consume too much meat
at our meals, neglecting the fruits which
a benefeent Providence has blessed rs
with. Were We to breakfast on milk or
coffee, with figs and nutmegs or chris
tina melons, dine on such meats as the
taste or purse will permit. with yegeta-
bles to match, and desert of water mel
on, grapes. apples. pears, peaches, de-,
and sup on cup OF aromatic tea, with
strawberries and cream, we might dis
pense with the pastry cook, and the doc
tor, provided we would eat no fruit be-
tween meals 1t is not little astonish-
ing, that with the immense amount of
fruit produced at the South, it does not
diminish the consumption of meat and
bread There is no doubt but that the
summers of the South would be the
healthiest portion of the year, were we
only to use fruit as a necessary article of
food. When We say fruit, we do not
mean the trash that stands for weeks on
the trucksters stalls of the cities; but that
which is picked fresh, every morning.
from the vines and trees. Most of our
fruits abound in sugar, which is nourish-
ing. cooling and healthy, whilst the
meats consumed, abound in oil, which
is heating, stimulating and predisposing
to fevers. Some of the healthiest peo-
pie in the world live in the tropical re-
gions, whose breakfast consists OF oran-
ges, pine apples, figs or bananas-dinner
of melons and raisins-supper of dried
fruits with tea or coffee. They have
learned to adapt their food to the climate
and the wise provisions of Providence,
and when we do the same, We shall be a
healthier people.-iSoi Of tie South.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
On Our Table.

We have received a copy of the Her
aid of Freedom. published at Lawrence,
Kansas Territory. lis published by G..
w. Brown & Co. Mr. Brown was for
meriy editor of the Conneantvilse, Pa,
Courier. The Herald of Freedom is a
large paper. of thirty two columns. and
is published at 50 perannum in advance
1t IS conducted with marked ability, aud
contains much valuable matter concern
ing that new and much talked of Terri
tory, It's condition, resources, dc. twill
no doubt receive many thousands of sub
scribers in the Sta:es.-Clintoa. Pa,
Democrat.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

awful ! a citizen physician, DR.. White
house, done all he could, but there was
work for dozen physicians | admin
istered many of his doses, but fear
most of them were too late for the poor
sufferers. One poor fellow, just before
he died, told me, ''my name is Campbell
i have wife in Philadelphia,o Logan
aud"
| hope some humane man who reads
this will try and convey this sad intelli-
gence to the afflicted WIFE
1t was impossible to get men to dig
graye-but such is the fact, and the next
day | rode to the grave-y yard, and there
were still three, for which there were no
graves dug.
Towards evening a party of Irishmen
broke into the suffers store, and helped
themselves to as much whisky as they
could drink; they also broke into the
commissary's department for the same
purpose; fortunately they forgot to turn
the spigots, after helping themselves to as
much as they could drink, and thus the
balance run away. Two hours after
wards the effects OF the whisky were vis-
ible in many quarters, and drunken men
were thickly strewed around.
Several fights occurred during the eve
ming, and serious apprehensions We're felt
that there would be an outbreak and riot
during the night. One party stole the
government flatboat, other parties small
skiffs, &c, and went down the river. A
son of Henry S. Mott, Canal Commis-
sioncr of Pennsylvania, died yesterday.
The cholera is now abating, with no
new cases, as far as l can learn. That
many died for want of proper attention
is undoubtedly true, and being true is 4
great shame-but the fault lies with the
people themselves, because many never
went near their sick comrades. The
cause is attributed to bad water, which
was used at the Fort. | hope you viii
excuse the length of this letter. There
were about so or 60 fatal cases.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22
Rot True.

The report that Mr. Barnum had made
proposals to the Legislature for the puF-
pose of exhibiting them as kansas GU
riosities' Atchisoa TO stir up the Kan
garoos and Monkeys with pole between
the times of exhibitions unfounded in
fact. although endorsed by the Herald Of
Freedom.-Mo. Democrat
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

acts of the filbusters by admitting Kan
sas with slavery into the Union? This
is the question which the people must
answer in I856.-Mass. Spy
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-22

We find the following correspondence
in the Pittsburgh Dispatch. 1t seems to
give faithful narrative of the painful
calamity which come over Fort Riley,
and as it is the most complete of any ac-
count Of the affair which we have seen
We place it upon record for future refer
ence
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
Cheap Cheap !! Cheap ~!
Roots AND SHOES.

cEla T. JORDAN would announce 70 tne estsl ',,ai
hpV p..snnnr,. and the public that he has opened
ladies aud Gsntlem0n's boot and saos s,ots ~
toinin Burrows prettymans store, ons ~, Z, mar
the Iowa Clothing store, where no Is p,epAso4 y
nfactur RS boots ana shoes Of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH 80,
Fine silk lasting Gaiters, fancy and pain
Kassath Boots; Ensmeled Patent Paris
Boots. Tics. Bronze Parde; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds;
Buskins Polka Boots ,4n,.,.
Alarye assortment of Ladies aud Misses Chhofoh
Shoes. TO numerous TO mention.
Also large assortment for Gents Nes'
Eastern fne French Boots; Congress
0aitsrs, Monterey; Jersey tiss
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco:
And klnls of heavy work. suitable for country
AZ we'll as city e,sto; all who want neat Ut ana easy
boot would do well to call at the Davenport noot an
Shas Store. Call and see. june ~ ies'-aso
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
IMMENSE STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT
Burrows & Prettynan's
NEW SURE.

WE are now receiving and prepared 70 esn,e enc
w or The most extensive and comfleteassofunen.s
Of oods ever before brough;to this market consist
ins OF staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Silk Goods, Cashmere Broche and bay sta'e sha"'''
veiysts. Ribbons aud Trimmings
ofsvery variety and Price; Ladies' and Misses
DRESS GOODS
In eysry Observation-Disclosures and Emoroiaefea Vooa'
and full assortment oil
C,o,hs ASST rneres. attinets, Linseys fianhen'
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Al largo assortment Of Gsuts, Ladies ana MISSES
Boots, Shoes and Rubbsrs,
large and General Assortment Of
ksaay.Aads Clothing.
--ALso:--
Groceries, Salt, Crocksry, Hardware,
And in fact more general varsity 81 Goodsn nor 70
hn found in any Store West OF the Mississippi:
we arc determined TO sell Goods at the lowest las
Prices and to do this we are compelled 10 e. AVA
with the long credit and big prom. system We snsi
nav Cash for all kinds Produce and se the farme! W
Foods nj the lowert ash Prices. By strict as'enloi
Il business and masng ourselves useful To Inc Farm
inc community, we hope 10 mer IA continuance " ~
naNc of the Farmers Friends ,,.rry,,,x
""~ BURROWS & PRETTYMAN.
Davenport, Oct e5th, le54-dN-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
BREAD, CAKES & CRACKERS.
Wholesale 4 Retail,

THE subscribe having purchased one ofNeCoilnm
l celebrated Cracker MaeAiRes, he Is prepared 70
Furnish his and all others with Butter soda
Sugar, Boston. Oyster and re-nc 'sesen. 49,
Rre,J cafes Rusk and Loaf Bread. 1t wholesale or
retail THIS above articles will be sold as cheap - can
be bought In this part or the country.
Bakery on Front, between Rock ,siaha hna m.
,tveet. above the steam mills. All orders from the
country promptly attended TO. x,,, .oapr
Dayeup .uMay 10th, 1s5s-wirw-n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
yu>uF .,h.ryihcr 4, Agent for Wheeler, NilsoH
/ cos superior Sewing Machnes-hy the use OF
these m schiues very much of that which mas been
dv,,S 30 ~ become. but pleasant tasksbs who have
read Mrs s. Oake Smiths letter pubshedin the y. Z
Tribune sometime since, in relation to thers, VIII
10 long con- mehdatons here. Whoever mas "ish 70
sea these beautiful and truly Labor Sartns AaeAtHs'
operate can be rratided by calling at my store.
Sold al New York prices, adding freight, nts ~
adpsxtsxs the buyer has the opportuni', oifsashs
VIM A. souRsE.
Nntfu. I.nS sth. 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE
r AN ope ming an entirely ass sfssh Of
i TEAS,
GROCERIES AND
WOODEN WARE.

Among which are the foiio"lhe:
VERY superior y. Hysan Tea, choice d., fair do,
Very choice fragrak. Gunpowder do, extra ooaohs 10
Good 4 do, old Gov. lava Coffee. common 90 mo 90
Poll in,s prrp'd Cocoa. Crush'd Sugar, Pniv'n 90,
White Coffee do, Brown do. Golden syrup, sugar
House do. n. o Mosasses, various quai.les ianscs'
from chole es, cheap price Pure Sa eratus oaa:
Tar,ar Nntmeys Mace, Gloves. Whole aud Grn q Cin-
manor. Alspiee and Pepper, Ginger. piekies N gas.
and hfsuts, Pcppsrsauce. Tomato he,en m., sa,,
Ci,ron, Currants. New Layer kasins, Good old DO,
Scediess do. S go, Maocaroni, VeTmaeeli, VI q
Peaches Pared. do impaired. Flick ed lr.nt, Whi.e
Fish. Mackerel, smoscd herring. Cod Fish, soap
ysyious kinds Star Candles. Pressed do. w b. Whale
OIL Lard do indigo Fig Blue, A nm. starch. > peife.
Correrns Soft sheiied AimrHds. Pecan Nuts, bfani
do. fiibsrts Bed Cords, Clothes Lines Bf oms mops
hon puiI.. Brush Brooms. Flour Packets. Spice
Boxes, &c, SC, all selected expressly for famffs
Use.
T-Pau Good warranted as recommended
Al the Brick Store, cor Main aud Front streets
tStore recently occupied by meManus% Sh.pn.vf1.
Davenport Dec "a, lsst-d&wn.
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Nh liza DAls1AIAS'o
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesale and Rstail.
WE have Just received the larsssi ana Sss. as
ING that ever wss broughtto this western countr!
consisting In part OF the following Articles
Ameriean English, French snd German broadeioi'
Coats, ofdinerent styles and qualities
Oyercoa,. Beaver, Blanket, Petersham, Pilot Cloth
Union Cloth, Lions Skin, Mohair
Double Coat. OF the sans materials.
Fall Goats Of Satinets, Tweed. Cassimere, Doe
Skin, Cashmaretts and leans. of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of n nne assortment OF SIX travats'
Stocks. Neck Handk erchiefs. Poke, HsndSerehiefs
Drawers Under.hirts, Hats. Caps. Bnekssin Gloves.
India rubber coats and pants. Trunks salices and
Garnet bags. Pine White and Fancy bosom shirts
Shin Collars. Also One lot Of
1oYC CLOTHING
and piece goods Persons win Ind i 70 their inter
store On Front street, opposite Ferry a=1dsag'in
Or. Halls rev building. "
RERLIZHEIMER 4 FLEISCHMAN.
Davepport Sept 18th, 1884.
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B. 4 W. KELLY,
4 RETAIL OROCE0S


land DEALERS In
Dry Goods, Quecnswnre, HARDWARE,
HOots and shoes, Hats and Caps &C:
TOGETHER with thousand different articles too
L uuine rous to mention.
We Aayc on hand and Will be constantly Receiving
a,c. In the above line the opening oi
Spting Our large stock Of Groceries We particular
~ recon mend; which will be sold ~ the Lo~es'
Wholesale or Retail Market Prices:--
| 20 Hogshead n. o, Sugar 30 boxes SOAP,
| % bbiserusd clar sugar; Bale Rope all sizes
& snek assorted Coffee; CsmphiHe and spirit Gas;
30 bu abe Ia dried apples; Glass OF all naes;
| so ba shells paired Peaches Baskets In variety;
soo Mis- ! bbis q Castelar,. pitch and Roan;
orleans Sugar hou SCI Raisins, Currants, Rice and
/ and Syrup Molasses; spices IN variety;
7 bbls sup Golden Syrup; Paints, dry sno Cronsu'
| 40 chests and +. chests CEDAR ana rune 0hurns,
/ Hyson, Imperisiand Eng' ASH UPS ana pusses:
~ =. ia. assorted Teas for ners, sperm aEd Ee'
| ,sm,y n.-: plants Oils
70 hlf bb.s white Nah anu large Ass""e' VI
li.Ie Tout: Queenswsre;
49,. wilma Cod Fish: 800 bbis Lake Salt;
so egs Nail. assorted; sacks 90 ALUM SA"
| so boxes dried Herring; Oysters ana saroihes, =
| 20 do best Brooms; large assortmen'o '
80 no xes Mould Candies; baccos direct rom tn'
| 10 boxes Star Candles Manufacturers
Corner Of Front St and Ferry Landing.
/ Also, Wholesale Dealersin Wine, Brandy, Mohoh
gahaia and Common Whisky.
/ Jan II, les
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS 4 SHOES

DIZZY GOODS, 0HuCEhlES, buUAs 00uLS
THE subscriber has reeeeed large addition to hi
stock OF Goods in all the different departments ma
sinri: usual the most attractive assortmshsto o.
found in this region of country.
You will and almost any thing You want in the pK
GOODS line. whether staple or fancy. and the sane y
Clothing, Bsnnets, Hats, Caps. Boots ana Shoes
In hARDwAHE the assortment Is larger than an
other not exclusively such.
His GROCERY d. department 10 not excelled by many
that keep nothing elac.
LOOKING GLASSES, CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE, . good assortment
He 10 able TO oil orders for most Of the Moline mann
factu red articles on short notice. AnexamnatioE vii
prove his stock to b. various than 10 often eop
c.iyed NJ.
He MOTTO be Uadersoid for ready pay whether eash
or produce.
n D. Chain Pumps as usual IN abundance a. whole
sale and retnii. WM. A. sook
Moline. June sth. 1854
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BOOK BINDERY,
plsnk BOOK and Paper Box anusactory.

NO. 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
W MULLER, Book Binder in Davenport, bess
w leave 10 iaform the citizens Of Davenport, Rotk
slan aioiiue aud vicinity that h. has reccis ed
ling MaelI- aud Is nov prepared 10 do all III. work
IN tlastine Paper Ruling AID ank Book ManGf.c-
iurng. Also ali sorts ,f bindne. manafa ciures all
or Paper Boxes, Frame. and Varnshes Mxps and
Pictares. xe. He also does Paper hanging Al the
lowest pfices
Eank- Book fol gene raj us-. Band, Hat and Panpk
let DO xrs constantly on hand.
May II. ls5t-trsu W. MULLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
Town OF Blue GRASS

THIS town 10 situated on beautiful nndnlaling
L prairie 10 uiles from Davenport and u miles
from Museatine II 10 the State road miles from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
the river II 10 very hesiihy with population OF one
hundred not case Of sckn having ocenrrsd this
summer II 10 within q half mile Of timber and the
same distance OF the best coal banks IN the country
II is we'll watered both With springs and weis
Blue Grass now contains ne store with hne open
ing for another black sm shop wagon shop. cabinet
shop etc. Three bnildn - now being coin peted
one OF which ample dimensions and Intended for
I'm stand IL for rent reasonable terms Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant very fair Inducements are thn'
TO any Que wishing to engage in the eusi
ness A saw mill is in operation 81 miles from the
tow n aud a xrst mill is being erected 81 the same
pnce
Lots are now for sale In the shove town on very
reasonable terms and those wishing TO build and To-
cate there will have such Inducements
AZ are ra rely crsred. Good improved farms can De
purchased w the vicinity az, from SIS to $40 per acre
stone coal kept constantly hard At my coal hank
JAS. Z. BURNSIDES.
Blue Grass, Oct -th. ls54-wtrwf
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LOOK HERE
8 Farms for Sale I.

#nNR OF I6O acres Prairie Land, ten miles from
~ Davenport, on the Hickory Grove Road. of %
seres broke and enclosed, on the >tabhs Eddy Road
north Of East Davenport VI mies. Also on the same
road miles from East Davenport. I'D acres. 90 acre,
under cultivation with good brick house. orchar. nj
etc. Ror further particulars apply to The subscribe
on the premises last named
May ~. 1854. JACOB NJ. ELpRIbGE.
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Graat Bargains.

NOR Sac few 100 acre tracts Of nnmproYed IA =
II IN clinton c,nnty. Price IS tv,r nere--itrih
500, ,Jh. balance in i0years Hth 10 per eehi ntsf
est payable aunu.llS. >.
Jan 10, ~ 5 WHILE 'okht.''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
One Of tho Best

v>,pNs In Scot, County. containing 900 aeress al
i under fence, 40 acres in euIsato 80 sores TIN
bcr now aud complete set OF buildings which COZ.
10000. situated 81 mites west of Davenport. Price
a. $40 hall down. balance In one wear. For sale
by WI II 7" N"'n.-'-
Pee. 2sih. 1857
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

EI "a II 3!
GENTS FALL STYLE
MOLESKIN d CASHMERE:
A splendid article, just received by express. Al.
so Wide Awakes, Know Noihings, and q good
A64bnssortneni of Black and Drab Son Hats, both
Fur and Wool.
CAPS,
Mans Boy and Chidyen's ~ every variety:
FURNISHING GOODS:
Gents cravats, Stocks, Shirts and Drawers, Gloves
Saspenders, Hose, &c.
Umbrellas. Canes, Carpet Bags.
Call and see No trouble to show goods.
GREEN & LEAyENWOR ",
Sept % Mkt THE Con. p * BRApy Srs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
SCOTT HOUSE
Gp)cERY AND PROVISION STORE

GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
y,HE subscriber having purchased the establishment
owned by Mr.. .Lyter, al the corner 81 ihird ailt
Brady st. viii Keep constantly on hand large am
yano,.l a..,r,mept or GROCERIES AND pR0EIs-
ions embracing everything in the lins which NJ
viii sarran, Of the pHresi and best quality and vi
sell! a, low IA they be purchasedln The marsei.
OYSTERS
p.susscriber Is Agent for Psarce's o. sters WI eli
as will supply the trade At o'ssaie or to custom
.r. Al retail al the lowest market prices
DAVID MILLER.
Davenport, Sep, 9lst, 1854 wir~,f.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
100000 Feet

CEAsOSEn FlnnriEg-planed and na'ehsa-V"
- perior qnolit, for sale BY ,r. m
Nav IN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
Storage Sale

liz following articles stored wi h IN, ,t..-,
ho' called for within 30 days and the tb,,,,
Corr Shelter reed of J. w. DulIam r,,,.,,
in.on. p. vsty. marked Rob
J Box Virginia stone ware no marx. .,,,..,
Daiian ~ ~, ,o,ed ~ j. W
Nov %, is5% BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
/ He undersigned has opsneds General lut-' iKcncc
once with complete set Of books IN which To
enter all kinds OF hen and Personal Property for sale
or for reLt, the names OF all servants who wish for
places In families Thin the city, also the oil
Mechanics Labnrers and others sees ing
so that those who in search Of Houses, Lands, T.
wants, dc cannot fail Of immediate In obtain
Ing eiihcrby calling at my Office. Charges moderate.
all and register your wants orders and they will
receive prompt attention.
A. FINEFiELD,
No, Commercial Buildings.
Dec ls5A-dIy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
Ecccreesus end Flutinas.

VUsT received BY Express from New York . large
y and Mid assorifn of Accordeons Flatnal
Which viii be sold cheaper than ever offered IN this
sour.yy; By EOu Sci, 81 No lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

DAVENPORT HOUSE
IRIS X. A. GRANT, having leased tnS1no. Mr. :,
Gently occupied ;, her lats aus1snd, nansa ~.
NV ny ,,r = me accommodation Of the public,
she viii keep neathouse, well ~.
49,. =, serve aud receive share OF puoNe ia
are. she has a large yard at'aensu 'o'
Il. hliny Tor ,hlrty-nve horses.
nnyrnnort may z, lS5s-wtrvd
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-
Dried Apples 4 Pesrh.,

a., IN. DalzEiL 4 BRo
-. --..' ~ 1c's. Front 4 Perry IS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

ruST0N-s school for Piano Forte, Curtis Guitar,
II Zanaeis M.iodeon Instructor and IN fact every
xind ofins,ruefion relating music be found al
me Davenport Music Store;
70 ! Le C. sire Rev: q
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The Uallsluiah.

rrsT published by l.. Mason, containing very ane
u rotI. lion OF Caarch Music; Also the Shawn BY W
Bradbur, and G Root, can be found at 10 Le
Claire Row:
CcoRngoSs, Flutes and other Inssrnmeuss,ins
8 r~catve,f 1T No. Q La Ssisirs kar
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10000 ERICKs

LoR ale b. the subscriber a, his kin lbL.a Ea,4s.
Il port. no, " II hIibkLIh
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
NEW CLOTHING STORE.

The subscriber has Just opened on Main street, be
tween Second and First sts west side. in the stcr
roam formerly occupied by Cook & seymour, a Il rg
and ell selected assortment OF newly manufacture
&c CLOTHING. suitable for the seasoI,. attracting
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

TIME subscribers NOW receivr z Wheat at the
..Ecouotnsi Nils az East Davenport, and pay ing
HILDRETH & DALLAM.
Dec IS5,-f