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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
WASHINGTON co. TEACHERS AssocIA.
TION.

TION.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in
the Congressional Church at Waitsfield on Fri
day, 10th, Feb.
In the absence of the of6ceres, A. Tenny,
Esq, was chosen Prest. pro tenn.
Ira BUSHNELL ESQ, Secretary.
Prayer by Rev. G. W. Kellogg. Messrs. Par
ker, Kellogg, Stone, Bushnell and Phelps were
appointed committee on Resolutions and bust
ness.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Rev G. G. Parker of Com. reported the fol-
lowing resolutions which were ably discussed by
Mes,rs. Parker, Kellogg, Sessions, Holden, JOS
lyn, Smith, Stoddard, Emerson, Green and
Others, and passed.
is the paramount temporal interest of man.
2. That the aphathy Of parents and the conf
lnunity generally, in regard to this great in
terest is deeply to be lamented and while we
deplore the wretched condition of many of our
School Houses-the want of all that is pleasant
and attractive and often Of all that is convenient
about then-the many hindrances in the way
of education nevertheless good teacher ia
more than a supplement for all other deficiencies
and that if he is earnest and "wide awake ~
his efforts will be crowned with success.
3. That perfect system, order and stiffness,
are primary conditions of good school.
| 4. That, as far as order is concerned, in our
Common Schools, whispering is the "worst of
all evils and should be rooted ont
5. That scholars should not be allowed 10
assist each other in school,
6. That the Importance of education-thc
amount OF money expended and the magnitude
of the interests involved, demand tho most care.
full superintendence on the part of the towns
and Of the State.
7. That the establishment Of BOARD OF
EDUCATION is imperatively called for.
8. That while much that is said and written
about poor School Houses--poor books and the
want OF better system of education is true,
sadly true; it is as true that close study, with
our present means, has given and will hereafter
good scholars and just men to the world.
EVENING SESSION.
Hon. Heman Carpenter of Mortified, Vice
Prest. in the chair.
An address was delivered by j. H. Graham of
Mortified, ON PUBLIC Schools how they are TO
be improved.
Voted that the Sec. be requested to give o
copy of his address, for publication in each of
the papers in the County; also that Messrs.
Camp and Spaulding be requested to furnish
copies of their addresses at tor meetings.
The necessity of an effective system of"School
Supervisor" was earnestly advocated by Msssrs.
Parker, Green, Stone, Smith, Carpenter and
Graham.
Voted the thanks of the association to the
propristors of the Church for the use of the
house, and to the people of Wailsfeld, for their
generous hospitality.
Adjourned to Montpelier, Tuesday, May Sth.
H. CARPENTER, Vice Prest.
J, Ii. GRAHAM, Secretary.
P. s. The meetings of the Association oon-
tinue to increase in interest. Waitsfeld thus
far, ia the banner toon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

ANTI-SLAvERY, AND TEMPERANCE, ARE the founda-
ton stones of our order, equally deserving our
oonsideration-and that before giving our politi-
cal support to any man, for any Office, We will
imperatiyely demand his entire eommittal in
favor of these great and cardinal principles.
Resolved, 4th. That we solemnly protest
against the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
the passage of the Nebraska Kansas bill, and
the Fugitive Slave Law-as violations of the
rights of the Free States, and tending to the
destruction of the free institutions of our
country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

From the Hartford Republican.
We have been not little amused at reading
che speech of Hon. W. w. Boyce of South
Carolina in Congress on the Cuban question.
Mr.. Boyce opposes the acquisition Of Cuba,
and one Of his reasons therefore is that Cuban
Slavery is so much milder an institution than
American Slavery, that it would not do to
mix it with the Republican article Here is
a paragraph from the speech, full of meaning ::
II would now refer briefly to some of the
slave regulations of Cuba. BY the laws Of
Cuba every slave has the right, on complaint
OF ill usage, once every year, to hunt pur-
chaser, and his master is bound to permit him
to be absent for sufficient time for that pur-
pose. When the slave finds purchaser his
master is obliged to sell him, and not at his
own price, but, in the case of disagreement
between the master and the purchaser, at a
price to be fixed by certain public function
airy. The slave who can change his master
when he pleases is'hardly slave; he is al.
most free. In populous portions of Europe
the free laborer has no other privilege of free.
dom than the right to change his employer.
Not only has the slave the right to change his
master, but he has the right to buy himself ;
aud not only the whole Of himself, but any
part of himself, the one-fourth, or one-third,
or one-half Of himself; if he buys one-fourth
of himself, then for three months every year
he is free to work for himself and do what he
pleases. Every mother, before child is born,
has the right, on paying twenty-five dollars,
to have the child declared Free These facts
are full of meaning, and they show how the
Spanish Government keeps the African idea
impending over Cuba, like portentious cloud,
which she flashes up at intervals, to retain do.
minOn by the terror of its lurid glares."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

THE INDEPENDENT. 10 the title of a
anew and neat looking Weekly journal of about
She size Of the freeman and of the same "wick-
cd abolition politics, published at Portage city,
wisconsin, by j. A. g. j. @. Chandler, both
SECULAR gradutes from our Office, and both good
workmsn, educated, and as smart as whips.
Anewing you are right-boys, now 60 ahead -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

UNDER THE LIQUOR LAW.
Washington County.-ALONZO PEARCE
of Calais.
Caledonia County.-ALDEN E. JUDEViNE
of Hardwick
Orange County--A. H. GILMORE, of
Fairlee.
Cdittenden County.---CHARLES" A. SEY-
M0UR Of Burlington.
Orleans County W. MUzzY of
Coventry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

STILL LATER FROM HAvANv .--Neao Orleans.
Feb. l9,-The steamship Black Warrior has
arrived at this port with Havana dates to the
18th inst.
Grert excitement still prevailed and new mill
TIA companies were being formed The whole
Island had been declared in state of seiee. and
all the ports in the state of blockade.
A proclamation had been issued ordering the
emil tment of all volunteers between the age of
10 and so, who are capable of bearing arms
A military commission had been created for
the eastern part of the Island 1t was reported
that Gen. Concha had sent to Porto Rico for
more troops
The British ship of the line Boscowen had
left Havana, and the war steamer Media was en-.
gagged in conveying troops
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
FOR COUNCIL OF CENsORs.

NOh OUOUOHH ON CA1Is5ONNS'
HILAND HALL of Bennington Co.
DANIEL KELLOGG Of Windham Co.
JAMES BARRETT of Windsor Co.
LOYAL @. KELLOGG of Rutland Co.
SAMUEL S. PHELPS of Addison Co,
ROYAL HATCH of Orange Co.
GEORGE P, MARSH of Chittenden Co.
AZEL SPALDING of Washington Co.
LUKE P. POLAND of Caledonia Co.
WORTHINGTOK SMITH of Franklin Co.
c. B. SAWYER of Lamoille Co.
SAMUEL A. WILLARD of Orleans Co.
ABRAH AN HARDING of Grand Isle,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
Che freeman.
MONTPELIER:
Thursday Morning, March 1, 1855.

IT Ancomp.unc cations to the FREEMAN, whether on BUSH
sss CT the paper or publication, should be addressed
post aid to the Editor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01
LETTER FROM J. R. GIpDINGs.

Joshua R. Giddings, in a letter to the Ashta-
bula Sentinel in, regard to the Booth case, says
a hope and trust, if the U. S. Judge again
imprisons Booth and Rycraft, that the State
Court will imprison him for contempt.
And now let Ohio look to it, in the election
of her Supreme Judges; letno one be nominal
ed who does not possess the 6rmness and man
hood to maintain the rights Of our people. I
have no fears of any evil resulting from such an
assertion of State rights. | well recollect the
time, when Georgia, through her Courts, i'm
prisoned missionaries and hanged the Indian
Chief, in defiance of the authority Of the Unit
ed States Courts. Georgia WAS bold for evil
Shall we be timid when the rights Of humanity,
the law of our nature, and of Natuse's COP,
are involvedl'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

SPANISH ONION SEEDs.-See advertisement in
another column of these superior Onion Seeds. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-01

*The paper received but has been mislad The aver
age weight twenty hogs bought of two men, was over
4oO pounds each. Ed.
1.-The beautiful prairie flowers above named were received
In fine ORDER and will be preserved as memento of our
end and his taste for the beauties of nature at such
an age En-.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
miscellaneous.
LADIES, COLLEGE.

presenting hi. Circular 10 the pubic, the rrops
i or wishes To inform them that me LADIES Soo
will open for tho reception oil students Tue ~ "as "
Man next, ia ali its various dc partments
Our arrangements for a thorough eoursso, ine' w
ton in the various departments OF the tsuste, ~
AMPLE ana on scale 10 meet the demands Oh the ase
and spirit ofthe times oo,
Wraim Ia 81 % a mo practical, thorough anu com
plete course Of studies than ANY OF our sehools to
xanng ladies'. Yea, more. We mean TO lake the ie""
In the business oifemaio education.
Thecourse OF stadies Will be varied 70 san lno CIT
eums,ances and intellectual capacity offhe pnPil.
Tuition iuthe Primary Department, 50 ~ Pr "
do - usual course, ~ ~ !.
Languages and higher English brahsEes,o w
NoTE.-No estra ebargcsin the Normaior
Teaeho RS department.
Music on Piano, Meiodeon, Guitar ana ca 4, 8.
Harp, Slo w 70 eo :, :.
Landscape paintingin OH. W "
Monochromatic, crayon and Pencil oa :. ..
Drawing, Ne, each, w
papier Maehe and Ornaul entail Leather
Work, each, I" :
Embroidery Ornament Needle Work,
&c, & :, In all their variety, each, W
Diplomas will be givcn to those who com
pete thorough coursei in either OF the
departments.
Board with furnished rooms including :.
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, &c, 81 20
II thu pupiI farnishe her own room etc, Y o. .
Alipsvments 10 be made in advance.
Those wishing 10 rooms or desks as day sehoi-
sr,smps, apnly seox, TIL. COD DING.
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Mn T: II. copstso, ! Principals.
Mrs. 81. A. Coppiss,
Davenport, INCH rs, '55-dwu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated Oh a beautiful nnduiating
l prairie 10 miles from Davenport and IL miles
from Muscatine. Il is on the State road, miles from
the Mssissippiand Missouri Railroadan miles from
The river. Itisvery healthy; with population OF Que
hundred not a case of sickness having occurred this
summer II is within q haif milr Of timber and the
same distance Of the best eos banks in the country
Its ~ ell Watered both with springs and wells
Blaze Grass contains me store, with a hne open
ing foranother, blacksmit' shop wagon shop cabinet
shep.etc. Three buiidin e are no. beingeon Pieted
one OF which ofsmple dimensions and Intended for
stand Is for rent on reasonable terms. Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest pgbic
house tniies distant very fair Inducements are thus
presented TO any wishing 10 engage IN the bust
ness. mills IN operation 81 miiesteom me
tawn and a srist ml is boing erected at The same
place.
Lots are now for sale in the above town or very
reasonable terms. and those wishing 10 build and To-
cate there will such Inducements preseniedihem
as are rarely offered. Good improved farms can be
purcha sed IN the vicinity stfrom SIS to e4n per acre
stone coal kept constantly on bend u my coal bank
JAS. 4. BURNSIDES.
Blue Grass Oct eth. fs5i-wtrwu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
pr,ysyLyaNiA RAILROAD.

T,rae DatIy Through Trains, between Phiiaaei i,hta
.p,, pttsburr. MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phadeiphia for Pi.sburg at q a, ~, M M
pit,sbpr.r for Philadelphia at A M. hE - !
LINE Iesyes Philadelphia az P NJ and platspafs
for Phhadelplin att r, NJ. THE NiGHI hAr N :
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh A. ~
n ana pittshu ~ for Philaderhia at 10 4 NJ. ,
The above lines connectai Pii'sbury VIII me hali
,osssta and from ST. Louis. Mo-: Alton, Ga'ena and
Chiraf H.: frankfort Lexington, anu
~ Ter,a Hapte Daytan,@ Springfield. Brliet2htne
sr.aasky. Toledo. Cleveland. Columbus. Iahes!ine'
Msssilyen and Wooster Ohio: also, with the steam
Packet Boats from and TO NEW osLkASs' -. 1o''s
LorrsyrLty and CISetSsAri .,r..
Throng h Tickets be had TO or from e'tief o. Tue
above places. .,.,,, ,t, ,l;,e,-
Farfur,sr particulars. see Hand bll SAT the niner
ant stsrtino noints Passengers from the Wesi
viii find This the shortest and most exPeditions
roate 10 PhladeA ha, Baltimore, New Aork, OF DOS
ton. -. pb;Jo
THos MOORE, As>r. Passenger LiRss, FA'fa.
j. mEsKIMFS. agr Passenger L'Hssi Pttts'
Philadelphia, Feb 9Th. 1855 d-ly. -=
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
WILSON & HARLEY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GRoCERs,

Corner Of Second & Brady sts., Davenport, lows
n Hhds. \. o. Sugar, very low,
~ Clarified g. Crushed Sugar,
Glass, White Lead & Oils.
10 bbls n. Q. MolR.ses, L.
10 10 Sugar house do,
do Syrup.
& bills Nolasses,
Superior Young Hyson. lmpl. 4 Bia. Tea,
leo sacks dried apples PEACHES, -
RNtrse. Of Lemon and Lemon Syrup.
Essence Of Coffee, Broma, chocola d Cocoa,
Hams. shoulders & Sides, ~
Sugar cured canvassed Hams,
Goldfish, VT. Fish in bbls,
Go kegs Nails,
together with large assortment of Queens. " edand
Willow ware, and all other goods connected it'll the
business which will be sold ehcsP forcash.
The whole of the stock has been carefully : lectec
in the Eastern and Southern markets, We g u oas
as greatiRdueemclisto purchasers ANY othe house
in the city. " lLsON &c HAK. Ef.
May Is.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.
A g.

- -
r,AssENGER for bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
and s. Louis. Will ard the route via T. Sale to be
he Speeasess now now eren 70 the public, aha mol
UNDECIDED to the usGal delays OF the Riyer ~ taxing
he enc AGO s. ROCK ISLAND RAlLROADt 10 La
SAM. the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAiLRoADto Rioom-
ingion, and the
Chicago s. MISSISSIPPI Il ELRoAD
10 Alton and Louis, passengers are taken tafegh
Without delay in 10 Hours!
The route to 81. Louis via Mississippi RIVERS Hhkk
Hrrppyp Nj, Ne and time FOR1f-FoUR hoths.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria, PeSln anu VI
hama: al Springfield with BardsoSn, Peiers1afg ana
Havana; at Widen with Wsyerly; at Carhnylie VITA
HiIlsboro Van Burensburr, Eandalla and saver Al
Briohton " in Greenfield ard Scotvie; and AZ Anon
viii Jerseyyi Carrellton. Edwardsviie Bigniand
and Cariyfe Tie trains also eonnsetat spTinhed with
The Great w ssiern Railroad for Decatur
Jacksonville ana Naples. 80,
Messengers arriving at st Louis, will connect Win
Steamers fol the Missouri, Ohio, and Tennessee NV
ere and also with Steamers for Memphis, Nieksoarg,
hatcher and New Orleans
T-isPassenger Trains leave Bloomington al A. ".
and 40 p n, on the arrival Of the Trains from the
North. ,~1r nv
f-FTiekets con be procured of A. 7. LAAGLEI ;
Agent alta Sails for any point the Chicago ms
E. HEALING, suprC n r.
June 9Th, 1854 ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
New Goods. New Goods:

4 LEDRn VAN PAEIEN nave liisl received
\ fHH assortment OF Groceries aud Drugs, con
sisng in pa 1T of syraps Melasses Sugars tai kinds
New Rice MackereI, Goldfish, Herring Powder, shot,
Lead Dried Fruit, Figs. lemons. Pickles, Grass and
Sarden Seeds. kc. Also. general sssortuent OF
Paints and Oils Paint, Whievash Scrub and Counter
Brushes. Alcohol. TarPentine end spirit Gas and IN
fact almost everything in their line, all ofwbch are Of
he best quality and hich they pledge hemsevest 70
sell at the lowest rates which they be obtained
In the eiiv.
March 25, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
BOOK BINDERY,
Blank Book and PAPER Box Mandatory

NO a COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
w MULLER, BOOK Binder in Davenport, hegs
w leave 20 inform the citizens oil davenport Book
Island Moline and VICINITY that he has received ru-
ling Machine aud is prepared 10 do all the work
IN thi.line Paper Ruling and Bank Book Nanutae.
turing Also all sorts Of HHaing: manufactures all
PAPER Boxes, Frames and farnishes Maps and
Pictures, dc. He also does Paper Hanging at the
lowest prices.
Blank. Books for general use, Band Hat and Pamph
let Boxes eopsiaatly on hand.
MAY lS. ls54-trx III w. MULLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
KEEP CooL-DoN T GET EXCITED
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

rgNiE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected sioux
ef goods of all descriptions, Ia s consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes Hats and Cans,
Glassware. QHeensware Buffalo Robes.
tFoCcTios, Dried Fruit Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
G.. A. +, l. n kanRwha salt Hardware,
Sct's and Min Saws Iron, all kinds Steel assorted
Castings, Nails all Kinds, Grndstones,
Woodenware Live geese feathers, Pitch d Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stufs &c.
viii h will be sold at a small advance for Cab. As
int Id keeping every thing in common use, persons
ing several articles obtain them on Front street
att Brick store opposite the Mills davenport Iowa
une 8, is53-29. }. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.

-y,HE having purchased the establishment
owned By Mr.. 5, Ly Ter, At the cornerof hsrd are
Brady SITS, Wal eep constantly ON hand large mo
ions, embracing everything in the line, which he
~flwarrant Of the paresi and best quality and VIII
.allas low as they can be purchasedin the market.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
B. & W. KELLY,
VI JAEEGxI 4, RETAIL. GROCER s

B. & W. K E 1 L Y,
WHOLESALE d RETAIL GRGCERs
AND DEALERS IN
Dry Goods. Quccnsware, Hardware.
Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps &c:
TOGETHER with thousand diiere at articles loo
i numerous to mention.
We have oa hand aud will be constantly receiving
large rtseHis in the above line the opening OF
Spring. Our large stock Of Groceries We particular
II recommend: which will be sold at the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail Market PIices:-
20 Hogshead n. O. Sugar; 80 boxes SOAP.
10 bbis d d ear spgs r; Bale Rope. all sizes:
IS sack. assorted Coffee; camphne aad spirit Gas;
$50 bushels dried Apples; Glass ofall sizes
80 bushels paired Peaches Baskets IN variety;
2Go bills. t bbIs s. Casks Far, pitch and Rosin;
y. Orleans sagar house Raisins, Currants, Rice and
and Syrup Molasses: Spices ia variety:
3 bbls sup Golden Syrup: Paints. dry and GrsgEd;
80 chests aud chests Y Cedar and Pine Churns;
Eyson. Imperial aEf7Eng Wash Tubs and Buckets;
iish Teas. oils-Lard. Lnseed. Tan
40 I aides assorted Teas for ners. sperm ard Ele-
r. milyuss: plants Oils
30 blf bb,s v hiie fab and large assortment OF
Lake Trout: Queens~are;
Boxes prime Cod Fish; 2o0 bbls Lake Salt;
50 X egs Nails asso rtej; Is sacks Cd Alum Salt:
so boxes dried Herring; Oysters and Sardines,
50 do best Brooms: "A large assortment OF To-
50 boxes Mould Candies; baceas direct from the
10 boxes Star Candies; Manufacturer
Corner Of Front s. and Ferry Landing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Railroaos.
1855. 49,
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
ea g2 49,
Spring Arrnmsein em.s I,


NDring Arrnnsemcntst
~xantgfier Monday April yth, and aniitiaflhef no.
[ - rains will icaye Rock Island asiSde"s',
Is, Passenger train al, ,apM
arriving nj thieagost, : no p n
vi Passci ger Train at s ne
aIr,,,ns = ,ir svi,h Cd class earsat IS A ii
Trains arriving at Rock lsiano. :,
Isl Passenger train, AT a. . a.
"a 10 ,,, al ,l..s ears al l0eo A
An trns oy or this road are In direct conneeuoh u
.h;ss.a .ith trains both the Michigan sou'hat"
and Michigan Central r. r. to aud from psa,o sS
iaaa rJe,e and, c oiumses, Cincinnati, f1useurg.'
~, I,n.;rt RnrnIo. Niarars Falls. Albany, Ne"
YsTe. PhilaGcrhia, Baltimore and Wass 3 sTr
to which places ,ies can % psocpsrIa o. o. .
ps.ssnrers are re minded OF the necessity OF g'yns
di.net directions asto the destination OF ,hear %.
@ ,,so "a procure iickcts before taking thelr seaS
r. ,h..ys The conductors collect fares only 70 90
tonscn The line fthe Chicago ana koss s,9h Surt
road, -. Vesi,p Division.
Rock Island, April llih, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
OYSTERS.

se Subscriber il Agentfor Pearce's Oysters, which
ne viii supply to the trade atwhoiesae or TO custom
ST retail al the lowest market prices.
DAVID MILLER.
DnHenport. Sept elst, ls5t- --
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

JJAS been removed from Brady 10 Second Street,
four doors East OF Brady, where shall be pleas
ed to wait gu all who wish good articles in the harness
line The assortmentis the most completes ever offer
ed here before. Great pains taken to please.
Keep always on hand Collars BHdies, Halters. Cards,
fr ushes Curry Combs. Fly-Netts of every Kind In
their season. Leather Fiy-Nelts alss.
Whips aud Saddles in abundance. Whips from %
cts ards: Saddles from 5000 70 Saiue.
All work warrantedto be as recommended.
G.. w. BARNES.
Davsvuort May 18th. l:ji--wtrw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
'0roferifs.
CIR &C Il II | Il S
MHOLENALE AND RETAIL.

IShe Subscriber has opened Grocery anu PROV sion
store on he cerncr Of 'FRONT.' and Perry .is, oppo,
,i,e Messrs Burrows Il Prctymaa's mill; where WI
h. found choice assortment OF Groceries, PROVISIONS
M. Ss. Sc, ali of which x'n be sold low for cash or
trade. ma
Dealers in the above articles will do wcits cali anu
examine The stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention vii. be pad e. receiving stofase, r"'
yaraiug and selling of merchsndise and Eroduee.
Davenport, July II, 1883. j. A. ALAnLi' q pAo'
FAMILY GROCERY.
-,,ur .n..,,her has opcned stock Of Groceries in
l Me bcuse on Perry bet~e Second ana hisa sts'
which he will Arranf be OF The very tesi qeais
aud which &c viii sell IS lew as can pc Pureuaseu
elsewhere.
choice lot Of Gigarsus, received and for sale low
at whole sale orr etaii = =, prrr
Davenport, Dee Esd, issi-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

HE signed has opened General Intelligence
L Office with Il complete SET of books In which ~
enter all Kinds of Real and Personal Proportion sale
. for rent the names OF all Servants who wish Tor
places in families " tbin the city also tbe names o.
Mechanics Lahore n and others seestig employ neut
80 that those who are In search OF Houses Lands r
wants se eannntfail of immediate success IN ehiain=
ing eithsrby ealing nj my office charges inoderate
Call and register your wants orders and they VIII
receive prompt attention. ,,5,,,,,
No. / Commercial Buildings.
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