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CINMER CANDLES.-ALLAN, HAY n Co
- ,op,tnu. 70 af.etar- superior sTfes o. - HAkz
CANDLES Of siT-s N,sr.ried raj sbis j g.1ees
tse pcpna orss kos SO. q src g lst-ss-
n, VI + III o p Z NJ L L s 9.
Estsslshed II 1885
THE ORIGINAL PHARNACEUrI al YEAST POWDER
TaE BFSr ~ USE
p@rSi. No.. ~ Fstes. ~ Be.kusn and 1903 Fros:
VkAsT POWDER--B. I. BABBITT Is TIE
II ersins inventor II the CHEMICAL YEAST 20 syDER
shich prepared sIisle By I'm. a. No 8 ,ae = Was-g
sosst Ns~.Yoh u an cana Tras--sh pz-sss-' saose
sh.t tAey az thss 9Th the shove
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Drr Goods.

DATTS.-Agency Of the Nsssic Falls Batting
ID Corp.ry SEsAlrH & co No :. srsAi~sy
DLANKETS-200 cases ribbOu-h bound family
I'D Blshksts om sir- lts and q ilfesezi sast.-s
-iil - soid lo~ NE>EIIH & CO. M :. 5F,4issy.
DRINTS-Steaus and Msdders asx styles 70
seE,ss from the voTts daily 10 -le W
SESAiTH 8 90 As s. xai = 5Es.svu.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JANUARY D. 1893

MISUNDERSTANDING w
~ -F0UyTAfS's INDIA sTOR2 No 50 SAOAD
su.u-fs sCIpFs DRESS GOODS And sss~ Ssff'-s
- T-.-fsI Ace. fo- 4 d. Pr---sts 49,.
DE- .ra1rs-u s-i--zU-4 t-sEcNbarstes sc.is1-
= an N.In.eh-.s n-nsen g%---ua.fra
-. Cfss. Frt.iF~s -0ir--s ~ fple' HS~'es-~''
4-,~.. a.. Csro--t1- = Cll-. psur f.-r-rs-- ,,..-
No.. Cf.'e. u-rr d,r-s fas F-sfid'. r'l-S's
80. g. cuna.,i.d sftss psFa pr--aies "a 90 S,'
. .eefS
DRfNTS-Lizht sas ears sty!e', steam. Al.
4 49,. ,r Mt ..r-tf = sa so Frni< -
- H.. a.. :, SF.sITi s. CO "a .sa II sfo~er.s
I7Y0NAs standby. date with Il l. Ste
- .ssrS.r---sr srd lrapHr'er q $1,000
IADlPS 40 CHILDRENs ttkNt, II W SCO'S'
-. p'rre-ss ID No g BROADWAY. Nes 11rS
rl,TCTS DENNIS and CHECKS-A good -
l .--,--~r -, -~e@isea re- sac ~
n.-s!TH K Co, 10. - sc II o'"-d"r
NHNEROCK SIIIKTlNGs.-Ise WnIteroe,
~ MI. .up-rdH- s7-tnch o'e.ss-- .srs 80 49, -.
~, -.e, 80 C1or. un-susl-s for nnsnes. p~froe"'
- s-...sif-, For.s'-hy
~ sE-siT-fI g. sos 80 sra u sresds,i
W o. LEN 81 So packages, comPrsBs
~ CHI. ca-.in,r-. s.slsa Jsss, Eersey LA's''
hTsNTTs s co No. 81 nd = BY
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OPFNING 81 tie MAIN LINE and GALENA
" BFAhCH = g.. ILL NOis CEN1HAL kAILkJA9 .
NV COSTfhCOC. RAfLEOAD RDt " 2. tlky
q. GALENl fn.sl a 40 b. Gil 40 all . ]
CEENGE ofCsRs -TnEOrJH LINZ - - LOUIS
ALL o.. WAY 3, RAILROAD
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nlpo.,co1i.l E4ilso4o 0sIle,


Or ,rs ,fsr NOSDAY. 10. sta es' Or j'ee~y ls''
rtrorf P.~e- f.r sre Efsrs rrsrs ~ t-e crs t-ntfa
=. lrusc Coz rssy ~ cave c,o f9f Cassg1 40 c. "a
fos Ev-nias e,r.sctnE Ti-- o. -sa
cow. vita Oslo sns 90 S,lros., f9r :, Las a.
Decatur Wth he GfsGi ~ererp e. rosi " lin9s -
srri a.-t J,ct9r vile 81 Nag 3 boozirs' - %.
Chcsso ard .Sis.s-frri Raosd; - Lasa e VIII Ne -
I,aIt asioa1 r R.ck l.snt AID Dsye1p9r ald A. hsn
data with the MliAry Tract Rs,3.a Tor Oae.ssh
Buslrst0r Quincy sud CsrtgAl Iowa
On ard Arer NOSDAf jagz,ry -. regular PssenE'f a.
Fr-sht Train. 49, ruulps tie O.eas SfAa
Of he liros Ceutal Rsr,ad l-avzs 6ashs Morning "a
Ey,uius soins S.ufh aid Caf0. - shove
Fr.r Gsisb. The North N-.tesu hslr0At limit n ia-
County there ioes " N1rtn 90 BOA si~'
Of m, as--pr RseT-unr thfogsI Nor t.seru io - -
Pal the oth-r thrcsgh roth ~stsrn s-1lss p
tie Prfr,s " th- sct tafpo-ws sr0 - tr1tK hF.r
hu.rz.u being made . rut on - 80 -
. f1e A0af ron Sarai 40
DuEleiih on tn cpsuirf of rsEig.ten.
Passenger: irou the south 5o1-f - loss - 80. -
ears. Csiro svcc t.1Errs u IsvEa11 te1r-
th.t roiut resch 'hr cssEs f92 N - - - IS
cui-s = thar - n liver.
Fss.rsf sirs sozfn tssst -. ;; A. ,-i5~ isf'
TIE nas .aou te rp 8Vsr . never r;-r.ttt ~
Ice cr ow water I'D tn. ,t-A1es W. a<sf' - :
tr.S.l... O. rssscr ire az - -ssr
Arur.us1f. have ben rsle 70 s-l2i- 49, 49, e.
gr.fs. ace uu-stcL. Csir - re Rs- Ne - tes
.ur.-or eQll.u srt l-acv f.r trsIrsst -
For iIf.fn.atou srp'y q her o. %. RGs " Ats)f Dr.
,au Sur.iirfsuier. Csr-n..s JOHN I. WlAAt u.f.l.'
Superintendent Ambe!; or ., tss s@,- - -ae rsI ~
Chcssl, q 49,
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me6ital

COSTAR's RAT COCKROACH. &c, EX-
y TERNiSArOR DEPOT hss removed "a No. So Brosd-
n having oesn sarn-d ne are - h- "a stsnf,
No ~ Broadway res ksPPT Family the 4 Of Ja--
usry 1855.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surro,.,. =

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order of the Surrossts q
1 ,As County q Ns~To.s noties h-rvs, ovss % ~
rerser, s-Vtn- eisrs sgsn TdO> cUNSiS AZ 81 "a.
49,, y tV0NNEIiS q "a =, y.,s I - % ~
UTL ioUN'9tAl - = D.' ., iu - So W Y,l.
yotk. NE .5.h a., ~ Csc, . t.
81 l,-snTs' Fpw I'D CEgVT'liS @F'' 'i'-s
IN PURsl ANC K Of n oF,is,r Of me Surrogate 4
hs Cszntv 81 Nssl- - - here1y al pss-
So l., . cisrs ssarsi sLENAsn.K !. (UL3ERr "a
- - fc.f Be- .le sglscr e. -t ,ar % A-,alt-sc
C.rr-t \, lbs c.rs-.t {, TO CIV 81 Ns~.Yors "a .
$3.50 re e.s 81 A. "a -s1t ose4 Ss~l. -
'~'iA eA' ' O'''-'- FIiIA CCLsyEr. Asuias.s.-tr
ois,~srr aLEN T. Cr.BSEr Ataiuslrsos
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate 81
The County c; New Ners. roscs hegr,y Svcs = A., -.
sus hs,'1 cl.rss asaius THOMAS aALSl 50 % 'ee Cy
,sch-r thofrf - he bss he .4e % Isia Foa
10 li6 Ea.~leA 4 ne t'y Of Nss lSrs ca pr sso.'
-si- ,~ruy iouiA cav Of J,asaJ seNi-uaied Nr~ist.
tie '~s'''''' ''' w. sSrAH A HALEY. Ess<asrl.-
vi l.~smFs by cHAS HALEY
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate q
l ta- Courty cf NssYoTs sonce = hsr-sy s'gvS % Al
F.r.s. asyir. asalns Am ' GILLESPIE ..is Il
vseAess thereof re s.esnh-f e. - oso NJ - Asa
eOrus' u N.ssae q n ,s' " y az ~. % ~ s's'.
",'f.'.a y jay DAyIEL F4NsHAw. E.-su,s,
NOTICE Of ATTACUNENT.-B orierof Hon,
~ creme ne q ne Js.,ss, o. sa- say, ne .,,
-..is G. ASDSEp LEHEBACH. stoa rosissa assios al
hs ~ viii for sc Of Is g. D. ans
b appse. end di.chag-s ca stachmes ao-fn- 20 az.
uhis riu- uloriis rem The t-s pa'stoa = ls nscei
ard Ia. The &c. l2s " am b' Te.asns Of
Il state fls dtrv O. sa ~ i D. 80 ~ .ny y.pfef-
~ ifu q T. bin. md he fFknffef o. a.!
~ rrry b, h are forbjSrn b. az ADD void baE
=. b-ti = - WAIVER <oKRt>.
"a r.uQuy A.foru@ tor A sssh Oreat,s.
NETWORK SUPREME COURr-ABRA-
~ HlwP STEPHTSS Iss.nss JOHN J. PALMER ,ai
NARGARFT JANE hsWie Jesse Palmer saa Nay Aun
Il. ufs Nav ,1tsr. Pes.ceA NaffOs, samuel sat
"a S.ney .1a Ictn nc Rae -suunens To
p. Ca. a. srv-1 70 - defendants. Jk~,t fAL-
NAaG ARET JAMS be ~sr. NASl rdAN
TER. RFEECCA WALURpS. "a SAMUEL sNrt
- NANCY N-u hsrebs sanHosed az
recEst 80 fs1i u his s-sor -sch "a. nef
cdos ~ - t-~fE n -le CrrT ~ hnct 49, a. tsfts
tow q ..e lh. > ~ 81 Dc~nh-r sSt sni %
,.-v. ,srs q ,csf -r- ~ cc-F az
rsrs e-r orr saf fr.H-T. -itt fs-.fs tsss ster
a. ,s-r, tsresf af go 80 n ssea s--vei sad n
80 q . t-sv.r rlt.ri ,'or-s,ia ~ 49,
r ~ 49, o.. - Gear r - relief se-la1ied n
.ts co... 49, fa.-. nfcrnt-f IS 2. lsli
NSDAEW FALLOS. Psu.t's Ait'-r.v,
g. frrfpF' PEI. 70. -.Ls1t .ge-f y I
.rsrHTr 49, I
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T. AIC-IOu--T
CTOCK Of FURNISHING STORE al ACC-
- TIOS = COLTONwil sell TO MORROW. saturday b
"a locI AZ the store No 30 Chsfhsms the entire
a. Furufins Store. recently injured ~ FIRE The STOCK
vii com1r,e ine usual assortment Of goods usually found N :
..r, III. description Shirts Linen ana Coon Coa's
Boeu. Csvas liGndssrchefs Gsve., suspeGders Under
Gsru,nt, " ooeu Goo,s &c. &c Also all the FlktGre',
Counters Sc. &c. BY oider Of the underwriters
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TyTFNSIyF SALE ofFURNITURE. FIANO-
T. TORTYs EXTENSION DINING TABLES MIN
pORs Ge at 10. O'Clock on FkIDaIb Ssp' . ~ AZ -
sss corner Of Authopy G-GEORGE CON
al. ,boy. by auction most magnificent stock OF ofoaa
W., dealer emoved for convenience OF sac emo'sehs
- az n.rlor AID chamber saes Etsse@s bui-is SOFAS
CI,ir, Roteu Beduesds Bureaus Wsshsisnds .ommodes
n.i,, Center SIDE and Pier Table. Mrror' n,,ressss
p,,s ard .y.ry .ce usually fonEd In fret ass ware
room This sale perempt0Iy, and wi! Be continued a.
rp, ,ks whole sod and Is vel worthy ne a'noa y s
S's~,,ss Al rat. ensrse Cstsiognes uo~ ready
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A n Mr,rs. Austionss O.
nv RANGS BROTHER 81 CO.-Irade Sale

MATTsLW JoRDtN. Anca0be7T, :,
DY JORDAN Il NORTON, Auehoneers ana
Is cour..p Merchants No $50 Broadway Zap stairs Do
tween Ttnb ia and L.orud,1 80,
FRIDAY EVENING JsruUy5 ls5> IS,
Auction SALE OF BOOkS-conpilsiDg standNi " 'i'
Jp,e,i,s A. &c and assortment Of STAPLE aea rsns
stationery To comuen q, I O'CLOCK
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<-rw-yoRK ,na CALIFORNIA STEAM

~ sHtP LiNE VIA NCaRA fUA-Aoo.-' Y rf.ass
Gee pssy rrupissr' TIE sp-~dt is'' On
sue .f-sp.At STAR uF THT NFsF. iI - fars blrf-a
C.rs W r-rusr -it i..vr rsn re- W Nirts
Firsr a. n rrsrss-lf fF ~ "a ANYWAY.
3. FqntY f.u . iet- s-r..slrt - fsrrrt-
.ipINtIf siM ~ 'srr-rsI fss Niearsss. Trsnri
n has haf - ~ I'D ts1srr-tinu ~
fh-ss $500 r th-H '-nts0aa
90 Isflrrssrfs T.'ssss 'q,' 'aT
% fUaRrFa HnReAN ffert - sRf~ q 3re@s
Lite 49,. 49, ~ aics L-us0 Is ssHs 9-f sah
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JoSrPH HEGEAAS Auctioneer
CATURDAi, Jan. u, at II o'clock at the Sales
- Roo,n, corner Of " lloughby Pearl sta Broos yu
s,rt.. Busy Top Wagon ans set Of Harness Saddle sui
X dl. ei,h Robe three Blanket &c, &c, the ~Aoe 10
.-a.r a.LH " fLOut reaefve
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\ EW YORK al SEw-HAyEN RAILROAD

~ Wl*1Es AaEANS tEtHL p u. - =
.r,''.s = 50 - - A. p ., s. r.
- - y -. -. - - -
.-AH 20 80 ? n s.Sr-,t .
p - - s-,-1s~t :
- - - \ 20, T.
s.--.- a. -.-r-.ri-- ,ra-f- A t = = e > p q
C-s,,--rss rl,-ss-.,r s..s-s "A v. r IN
- .s- ceaas..i-. AZ. s.ss,i . Ns.,,,;l
a. Is - csa,l I'D - :. - -
~ Nv ~ Nsai.,pss s.ic.i' IA So 3. lEtj n
D:stsr, and N,rsst Ssire;s -, eN
~ Il q - y ~ 20, t a' R ei ~
-sit' = ga. SIS. lo;2A ~ "a. tEt 5@.%P.M
% tom Port Chester 80 q ? ~ ~ u y sD
NEW-YORK aud HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WHIT ARRASGEMESr-rlrou.h Freight TOR A
-1hIous,n, Fss6t ~. Be e.sd 10 Ny ST., 20,
~, va Dec. Is iasi JodN d. ELiJr saeL
NEW WTDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK 20 aOCHFslER The roc HE'r.R AL 6FN
win the Buffalo Coming snt New fofk aad Wv foss 80
re Ralf9st form, direct D1e non Ae~ fofS - kSl-
The sirsc.us" n s raite together viii the ap'For
De b,tweeB 10 s1osr- named cities
Tickets b. procured - h7 Ne" lofs sud Ene bA
Tist Once oot u DsAae st. and a. No 'J Soed~sy 40
s 5' chord throp,h
F-.hf. -i te transported bst~een Wv fs's ~. Roea'
~ih d.p.eh Az iafrm.ala es'l-d y 'e.,a 'ae'ef2
calm up0n fhs 'i-nert - f'f Afrrt
t. Nes YORK sn1 kfle k-lfroad Ere Bindings. e. :
TaPPAs "a re-. fr igtt As.nt. No. - bf0st~ay
No tsns tie Bue.o Coming 1rd Nes York Railroad "a
sandy A kEOFIELD. suP-riB'encsnL
HTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On ani
~ 90. MONDAY De- - and mt f1rthsr notice far
,-ps.r sin. Per foot of OU.De foiio-s.
~
uursns Ipr.u 49, n fr DsEsrk
stS:l5 A n Dussifs sud susi'o tne arerase-
War pa.s-rrer, .tGP. ~ vi. sussrn. @r Psra9ai sad
Intern f1iafs ftltiDus.
tsxbur.h Expres atiP " for Se~surgs.
F.ssspser e. ?. " .oE Oss44e, an -leflsd--ts
NH s1rrs.s ASP. II. for DulIri and BuIai
Fuissut a. r Il ior D1akIk ard s1.lo 49, E;errle
On Sgrd.v oil, che EHrr-ss Train ats P. n
G... F.pres< trans Connect ~ B4tO sud Dlokus vita
IL Lsse lore Railroad fos C.sgeI.nd Cncnnst - ss,
f,-..Hi, Cife.so A. D. { McCALLUA
Genera SgDrrlt-nd-n-.
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TUXis MoRKELL. Auctioneer
FRIDAY. 101 o'clock-at the store No: ~
p-o,svnv corner Of Duane Rich Figures, French
china sv,r Plsird Ware OH Paintings and Mirror y uea
81, f.u,, ,ae Of Chamber Furniture dosbla and snEs
& 81 WOOD P.ror Furniture covered with rich Broes
t,, s,o variety Of other furniture also many extra AL
de-, The whole to be sold f'r account OF owners
CALLS EXTRAORDINARILY DAi'
- 1g,ls,1 jan s. hy WATERBURY DYER .; their
Auction roonl No 50 Bro.d ~ O'clock $1,000 w9Iia
81 DIAYOND JE~ELRY. GOLD WArC IFS, SIN Ek'
WARY se per steamship Washington, bs sod without
reserve Tor the importers 10 consequence Of their em'sa--
m,nt, Tbes goods Of the Gn.s quality and aesi Euro
pe.n patterns comprising az irnstse 'afei OF hue7s fo
.a.ii1ul see oAtAloauts. ~ above.
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I OSG ISLAND RAILROAD.-LesveB Brook.
H VI or Greerpo-t Il FOR He-ps..1 I: N AID
?. u Fs-Eir.ts.e 5 - II Jamaica go Yer Sras.et.
81 70 n ard s.B n. t.tiEg syos.s; 5rsseA ss H.ets
s0re.y. s.ie A. II To FrHr1iAls 90 P II rsssraias
scIesJ 81 N F9l Broo. yB-Le.ye jrsesport 10 An;
Permissible 20 n syo---t Is A u. xnd p NJ
Hsuf".se. sS5 and SO ?. N Jsnass. 5.ts. as.
- 4 u. AID f.SPA
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z cai.

COAIS.-Peach Orchard. Red or White Ash
I s.-v.r~d koa yArd. u5s-r cover Ngt. s. Stove
-, - grrrtr - ~. Lee. f-su boss.
TAtOB WFkKS No 50 oo--iy az ~ 3re-r-s-
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uaithes, lewelrn. &e
(y0IDsIEEVE BUTTONS OF ALLsTY

vl-- Tor sle Al e~. tn-n ~ usaa p'ers ~
- 4 AII-S Import.r Of Watches and Jes-l,,
" bele-aIe sod Retail. NJ ii Wal -
$50 R-o.6~.v second aoO-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18

WONDERFUL JUGGLINo.-Wc extract
the following from OH article in the Cravon .
descriptive OF travels in British India
lhe scene Of the occurrence is laid in Mad
y"But the most wonderful performance
that we saw this morning, was feat of
pure juggling, Of which have never been
able to find any solution. One of the old
men came forward upon the graveled and
nara trodden avenue, leading with him
woman. He made her kneel down, tied her
hands behind her, and Embodied her eyes
Then bring great bag net made with open
meshes OF rope, he put it over the woman,
and laced up the mouth, fastening i. with
khotted INTERVIEWING cords in such u way
that It seemed IN impossbility for her to
extricate herself from it, The man then
took closely-woyen wicker basket that
narrowed towards the top, lifted the woman
IN the net from the ground, and placed her
~ II, though it was not without the exertion
ofsone force that he could crow her through
the narrow mouth.
Having succeeded in getting her into the
basket, in which, from - small size, she
was necessarily IN sfnost crampcd position,
he put the cover oyerit, and threw over il
wide strip of cotton cloth, hiding it com
pieteiy. In a moment, placing his hand
under the cloth, he drew out the net quite
united and disentangled. He then took
long, straight, sharp sword, mutteted some
words to himself while he sprnkled the
dust upon the cloth, and pat some upon his
fore head, then pulled off and threw aside
the covering, and plunged the sword sud-
ipia ha k,s l.t
some degree we were for this, and knowing
that it was only deception, it was impossi-
Bile to see it without u cold creeping Of
horror. The quiet and energy with which
he repeated the strokes, driving the sword
through the basket, while the other Jug
glers looked on apparently as much inter-
estcd as ourselves, were very dramatic end
effective.
Stopping after he had riddled the basket,
he again scattered dust upon its top, lifted
the lid, took up the basket from the ground
showed it to us empty and then threw
il away. At the same moment we saw
the woman approaching Us from clump
of trees at distance OF fifty or sixty
feet
Throughout the whole of this mex
plicable feat the old man and the woman
were quite remov, d from the rest of the
party. The baske, stood by itself on the
hard earth, and SO much beneath the YER
andah on which we were sitting, that
we could clearly see all around. BY
what trick our watchful eyes were clos
ed, or by what means the woman inysi-
bly, escaped, was an entire mystery, and
unsoiyed. The feat is not
very uncommon one, but no one who had
ever seen il ever gave me clue TO the
manner in which it was performed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18

NEGRo Wit, -The writer OF the follow
Z youches for its truthfulness, he being
party known as Mr. L. The other par
b are a spccula.or in negroes, Of a brown
bmplexiun, whom we shall call Moore"
mula,,o slave named Sam, WIN could read
Bible, and was memb er OF the church,
II an absentee named Enoch Manuel, a
otorious rogue.
In one of our Southern cities, not
Aon'and miles off, while Mr.. l.. was stand
Rs on the sidewalk conversing with Sam,
IT, Moore came up, aad, pointing to Sam,
laid
Moore-Mr. l. do you want to see Enoch
anue's pictured
Sam-Dare now. mass Moore, don't COM
ire me to Enoch; kasc Enoch's rogue,
nd Use honest
Mlore-Well, but the complexion.
Sam-Dlre nov, mass Moore, you ought
Dot said dat, kasc dare's not much di'runce
fwixt you and me dare drawing his finger
Pcross his own foreheal)
4 L-Moore, you'd better drop that boy.
Moore-No, he's just the boy ! like; II
bad him about New Orleans | could get
flgh price for him. (Then turning to Sam
fontinued:) Boy, are you slave or free!
Sam-I'm bofe, sir.
Moore--IIow do you make that out!
sam-De Scripture say, "if you be cali
edbein' free, you Christ's servant; IT you
oe called bein' a servant, you Christ's Tree
snin.
Moore, told you to drop that boy.
Moore-Look her c, ] SHOULD like to see
your master; where can find him!
Sam Mass Moore, do you rally want to
find my master.
Moore-I do.
S.m-Well, mass Moore, do You so into
de wilderncss-pull off your hat, you get
down pom your knees, and seek him wild
oil your beart-you'l find him"
Moore walked off, and we gave Sam ftp
aud came away - Baltimore Patriot.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18

JUICE CRANcH-Mr. Carlisle in his re-
marks to the bar of Washing ton on the
decease of Judge Cranch, said che was an
earnest and constant reader Of Holy Writ.
Ills Bible Dying on the bench) bears marks
OF his own pen, on every page, from Gene
SIS to Revelation. He was Judge after
The order of Hale and it might be said OF
MIN, as far as one man could remark of an-
other, day after day, for more than half
century, he took his place on the Judgment
eat, void Of offence tow ard q cd and man,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18
WALL PAPER.

I'VE have Just receiveda second lot Of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers in
New York and we have now on hand 1000 Rolls of
various patterns. We will also receive in few days
by Railroad another large lot ,00l Rolls, making
our stock amount to 10000 Rolls Of $50 patterns To
persons intending TO paper their houses this spring
we wod say that being the gents OF one ofthe lar
gest ManuIactoriesin New York, we are preparedito
furnish Wall Paper and Borders at Factory prices
with the addition offreighs.
Fortte convenience OF our customersin Davenport
wehave samples of all our Vail Paper and Bordersdi
our BOOB Stand in the Post Office, where they
MAX selections and leave he.r orders Give call
we Will give satisfaction to all purchasers.
WARREN n RHAWN,
booksellers aud Stationers and dealers in Wall Pa
por Posi- ONCE. Davenport Illinois ST.. Rock Island.
Mar
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18
10 w a
As mr. is IN 1855.
EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
AL Want Good and Reliable Maps.

HEM, Williams X Co.'S Township Maps the
best, being complied from the United States Sur
veys, official Information, and personal rccounois-
sahce sho wing the sreans, roads post Offices,
county seats, works Of Internal impro vcment, etc,
etc Being published within the st2te arc nfact, the
enly teliableand complete ~ sra
MAP OF IOWA.
Being regularly appointed agents for the sale of
these maps we are prepared 10 furnish them 10 the
trade at the publishers lowest wholesale rates.
the single copy. Also:
300 doz. ]. IL ColtonS Co.apd Ensign, Bridgman
Fannings maps ofthe United States, Western States
and the states Of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri,; and Territories of Minnesota Kansas and Ne
braska. Forsale, wholesale or retail, by
WARREN & RHAWN.
booksellers and Stationers, Deaersin Wall Paper,
Window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island,
Post Ofcc, Davenport. Api. 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18

Great Bargains.
LAND FOR SALE.
1H0 ACRES n w or. sec 10 Town 90 4 East, ls
lou miles from town, hns spring, and land rich,
only $3.50 peracrc cash. Applyto
June IA ,55 EADS STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18

4 EAS.-Green and Black, Young Hy son, Gunpow
der, Oolong, Souchong and Powchong Choolon
Teas, in half chests and caddy boxes, all Of superos
quality and fine favor, for sale by
June 20 J. WEAVER, Jr. G. co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18

Lots in lie Claire.
LOTS block in central part OF tho city. for sale
- Jnel4 cheap. Apply TO EADS e. STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18
Darietp.
DRUGS DRUGS.
The Only Complete Stock above
st. Louis

HINES &c CIIPPINGER,
AT w. T. Norris old stand.s u 4
Drugs, Medicines Z 2 FChenicz!s
Spices and Hops, Patent Medicines, Dyc-stnfs,
Cigars, TirpeniinG, Iinseed OH,
window Glass, Pure White Lend all Kinds ofPant,
gl!kinds of Vrnishes. Potash and Putty, Sperm and
Lard Oh all kndsof Essences by the gross, Sciditz
and Soda powders. by the gross. s.-e~a
These articles and all others Of our very extensive
stock will be 1903 TT aTE l3
Sold at the very Lowest Rates. u
PHYSICIANS sand Country Dealers need not say Drugs
are sold at cxorbtant prices in Rock Island;
WE SELL
Qunne at 81 on
CaloIboi per Id, - O.
ChloroorRi pcrib., .@h 60
Blue Mass do IS
Collodiou per doz -. 30 25
Saffron per h., 9 IS
Also # #a
Coach Body varnish, cx No. J per GAL. 50 90
do do do do 100
Furniture do do 9 20
do do ex. No. pc. gal. 10
Japan Varnlsh per gall 60
Arabian Linimentp per doZ., 90
Perry Davis Pain Killer per doz., 225
Ayers Cherry Pectura do 50
faiinestock's Vermfuge do 30
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.
IN ACRES well timbered, u miiesf Muscatnc
(Von Iowa City road, and
$40 Prairie, unimprovcd on Upton Road, 81 miles
from Muscatine all Of which will be sold at great
bargain ifapplied for soon.
-ALSo:-
400 Acresin one body, on stage route to Muscatine
from Davenport. Also 100 acres all unirnproyed;
timber and prairie the river, miles from stone
coal. grist ard mill. To be sold cheap and long
credit.
Several lots to suit purchasers. notim proved-ncar
Town. and 400 acres, fine for grazing, adjoining XII
zers, on Upton road, in Scott county.
-ALSO:- sfas
Lotso on Brady, adjoining College Square, ON tn
Hill. Long Lease-20 years.
-ALSo:-
Small Houses and Lots for sale cheap.
ALSO
Lot Corner of Perry and 7th Street, large and tine
view, Terms easy. Apply to
June EADS 4 STEWAED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18
For Sale.

500 feet ofland, fronting on sId street and tho
~ river. suitable for cite for Saw Mill, or Nam
ufacturing Establishment. ATply 10
May LIST, ls55-T COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18
SO Lots for Sale.

TNHE undersigned offer for sale so desirable lots in
their additions TO City Of Davenport, on liberal
terms-a credit OF md years will be given 10
parties " BIO will build this season.
June 10Th, 1855 COOK$ SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-18
FOR SALE,

Two Ornamental Cottage. on AfBsworth Strcet,in
Green's ed addition to City Of Davenport; good
we'll OF wsterand pumpin kitehen-Lots well fenced.
Apply to C0Ok& SARGENT,oP
S.kUSSLE DOW.
June st 1894. y