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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01
Ths Murder OF Mrs. Fyler.

SYRACusH, Feb 20 1854.
fhsrs mush sxcitement here 10 relation 10 the
tnsd yesterday before Juscs Cuddssaek Of this city
Mary Cummings, the servant girl testified that Fylsf
atonpted to poison his wife week before the murder
coDnttsd that Mrs f. called the murderer by her
husbaa6 name; that she dad when Fysr went out
end eve The alarm that his house bsing robbed
ssd that h told her what to testify.
Her testimony was long, aud a EFFORT was made to set
q asds, q the ground that she accom- plioe.
The second coyoner's jury, held At the Globe Hotel
declare that she murdered by being shot and othsr
viss voandsd By husband The further examnstion
before Ne Justice II postponed tin Wednesday.
Marine AfYairs.
fu MPnn CITY ON BIER WAY TO NEW YORK.
NEW ORLlAHs, Feb. a, 1854.
M ssamship United S'ates from As,iawAn the 22d
tsst, has arrived below She reports that the steamship
Emprs Oty, from New York via Norfolk, arrived at As
ysvsn ths morning Of the 22d. and would leave TIE
sans afsesoon fos New York, with 200 paengsrs and
Seoo go n gold.
BosroS Feb. %. 1854.
BrssdsE veh clsased few days since from B1ston for
Hsw Ossans arrested yesterday for refusing 10 do
duty, cd undergoing examination bsfore Com
nisaoosE Nsruin. The ship IL ut anchor 10 Nsntsskst
Roads,
.s0HeoNERs ALoNzo AND vrcroRrA LOST.
BALTIMORE Feb Is 1854.
Ths sohooosr All MO, from Newbsrn, hourd for New
Yosk, with cargo Of naval stores went ashore
nflsG south Of Indian RIVER The vessel and cargo win
prove total loss. The crew was saved.
ne aohDoasr Viotoris, from Georgetown, with naval
stores for New YORK. went ashore Monday evening.
he oW saved aftsr being lashed ten hours n the
iigsing.
Burning OF Two Steamers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

Whera an act has passed The Senate q thi. state and
Iseies i've shas the Osndsn and Anboy Rsroad
ss.s;ss ~ s:.s q &. S:1s s.
s.1 q. .s: M y 70 s .s: =.
elssys Iriyi end control ssisstics s
~, +, .s s., ~ sSs ss: q :, T.: ::.. Es
Leaf .:1sy ~: whss hsd: on .
payss such aenia value Their steel may n
ss. z .s':: &: :..i; = 8.
si'.a nsa' in e: s' .s;
isv ana whersss appsss = ,h.s ,h. sur ssdsr Il
ss.ssh q The :eyMsss, .sssy:i s.rps!ssss ]: ssa
s . s = '.S . %
vSsss power sai pausass III scssroi he issisisss
VI an: s ss.; :; s y e:
sss.y yAo hsSs The .sy = @ n .As hsys
RaresS Cemps.y = hs ..srssea o. q. sssss oh.,ss
s'::;i .:ssgEs: g
sss millions o. dollars ior the works vAeus sxsisvs
ss e: % Win !. Z: : :.s. r. s IN ~
.ss..s isrsssssrs s.i.:s - :sii
M bee. ,Slsrss;s sss:.s: Y; p:sss q s Sss saw that
Z ,.,n .sss r.
s:s. :::.:; > :. ''.''..1''
aos prisns issssn great sad busi6en
isie: for psied sro,sy sIossdss Nss fsr xkisi
R.s, fhss shsr. the present charter Of the csuss.
aS Sss' WI " n' ss q ss.
only S3 eco 0 being Appraied value thereof and
by bill a. has ths senAs stste The stats
charter twenty beyond ths char
ter and oAnr o s exclusive privileges exsept ~ the
indefinite entirely In the csntol Of The
OF the company bsip the msrket value Of M
that We the citizens Of Hudson eeun proclaim and %.
top su tha be interess Of the Ssats the character ef
legssslen and coed name 81 ts cxeas 20, euptor III
cali for an unquassa snd usmisahen Of th
scheme aAd Tvs utter and prsnps rejection By shs Hon
Rssosd That W are grsaIy surprised and srevs sha
the sf STATE should have bee. mpos a upol
BY tho specsus aaa crafty sentrvsnee Of e suprsrs
ths give IL I've cton, regardless u publ
epinon snd against tbs best nterses q thsir csusnss
70, ~. v yislass shs vishsl sesssSsas
Btate - hs advantags Asd EsAA Of Devsts ssrpsya
uex, snd thas Ne ns1hsu ~ Ne LsgsasasV afsn I'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

Business ~ the United states Mint.
We are irdsbtsd to Msssrs Adams Co. for the follow
sg tab Of the deposits and coinage Of the Mat at Pha
islphia, for the month Of February, 1854
3old ma buIliou deposftad;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-01

SENATOR DOUGLAS HUNG IN ErFIGY IN BOSTON, ETC.
Bosroy, Feb. %, 1854.
An eay found this mcrnipg, Suspended to the top
OF the nsg stan on Boston Comnon with the folowipg
inscription upon IT." Stephen A. DougAs author OF tn
infamous Nebraska bil-the Bsnedict Arnold Of 1884"
THE MAINI LxGrsLArURE.
ArGuHrA Feb %, 1854
The Nebraska rsolutions aipst the abrosaton Of tn
kssouI eompromise psHsd the Senate TO cay By ~ to
NETTING At NEW MARKET, Nh.
NEW MARKrr, N. H., Feb %, 1854
There was large and epth usiastio meeting here lat
night In opposiuon 10 the Nebraska tin Several dsns
Gratis addressed the meeting-amopg them Me- Fneh Of
Exslsr, brother Of B. \ French Of Washisgton,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
For SunAsh,
Por TInIft,iorc, WashInston, PhIIRdsIphIn
iTFI 7Tl1 mud New N 0rk b.
I5iisl5sS !; gi5s3El y =; 81

-
Great through Line Tor the Hast, p
lINHB baltimore aid ohio Roll Road nom Wheeling 10
j baltimore, and cOnnecllhs With the washington
Tanoh Rail Road OF tho Junction (oely called tile Relay
House. 80 miles nom Baltimore, and with tile Philbdel
phta Wilmingonahd baltimore lta Road TO Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon tho line arc now COnreeds and
the whole road IL in hpp condition essniing one Of the
most uitiuresqu and romantic routes ~ the world
Tho nnw aud splendid steamerB otle Union Line from
Louisyille aud Cincinnati connect with road a. Wheel
ing and through tickets from these places TO BALTIMORE
Wasnston, Philadelphia &C., be had ofthO agents.
Wheelngdaily, al O'Clock
A. NJ, (Wheeng lime) aud arrives al Cumberland (9gl
milosS StTP NJ, and allowing two lOurs there ar ives in
baltimore C360 miles, al a. the neXt morning, ma
king the passage through In about 20 hours lneuhug ell
slOpl0gas. Ia, a,
without charge fti Id yl d . -, ~.
Passengers and baggage are transferred 70 ne eaTS ior
gion at the Jncilon and oC Philadelphia, b Bal
tlmOre without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
pie time aud Opportunity Of pOnls nlee9
TlTOngh tickets nom Wheeling 10 H9lumoret (wilh
privilege lying anywhere OF tic Ione,( Ss 6o-to
Wlsbjnston $3.50 to Philadephla, Slo-io be had on
buard tile sieameIs the Union Lime on the Ohio ard oI
the Rail Road Agents at Wheetng SG w s0Rp)S Y Mnlnu'
mn w W PARkFR NtPiIl. NUn'i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
Notioe

Nllg undersigned having bought out the enre stock oil
II 4 Gods belonging TO Messrs. Wheeler a Lakh, Nor.
Chant 1aiors would beg cave TO inform the citizens oil
Wheeling and vicinity that ho Intends carrying on the
Tailoring business In tile same room formerly
occupied by Messrs Wheeler Lakn, and having oh
iained the services OF both Of tho ormo propretOls lie
in lie latest style aud at very abort notice,
and very for h. Having large stockton hand now
lie is determined to sell very low, 70 reduce his stock and
make tuon iof the Spring Goods NOws rare chance
10 get good coiug chea lie will warrant every article
to bo as Recommended or no tao,
~ Come ole, come AL, 'I-4
And i've US call, Uf .tt .a- q
7lA t'H At No. 2, Wellington llOlh
hni9 }. Il STALLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
~ 40 . WVFW05'V" 'IVn ~ er,It,IAv
OAPS.

ID RCEIYkD this dAy, the best assortmentof Gents,
III yout's, and 6hldrenSelOtl caps ever brought 90
hs city having been selected with great care TesArs
style and quality. They cOmplse In part as iollowsi-
Cent? doth opera black and whiei gents hair cloth d0i
black dtab and green riding, hunting and Apollo cars
Also tlo egyptian PyrennSl ccaet cap, new aiieel
oretbeT with every Other descriptions Of hat or ear eXant
inri5 s n. HARpHR & SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
-NIGHI,,Yl..--T- T-iMPCRTANT

NTRLSON,S Premium Chinese Lustraf Washing Fluid,
IN the elteEt Improvement yet discovered, for saving
labor end cycuse In Na shig Clothing and House Clebn
ing Linens and C0ltons washed by this Fluid viii be
whiteT and sOlor Than than N blceohed on tile gaSs,
WARRA NTgD not to iljure The iRbrC Fyety lalyn,ay
satisfy herself Onthat point by soakngn niece Olion
or Lnenin The Fluid, l slreggb ior 81 hours which
willeleary show that II must bopmey harmless Wien
dilute with GALLONS OF watsrtO hafu pint OF fluid.
The Chinese washing fluid Is worth Three times the
slgle siXpence which win buy enough for large nmy
washing, which eau be done IN 1901 3 hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber who haRlatA
Iy purchased the right for Ohio eounyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR.
AuPQ No 90, UhlOnSt., Wleellnp, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
Daguerre0tYpe

SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEMENT
n RISES taken with althe neutrality-suspicious.,
without any unnatural wllencss OF laip or gey nl'
or black dresses, Every style OF cases always
on hand Pnee nom one dollar upwards.
4, nur3O n l.-lt,f r .s.i tU. WM. COWDBN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

err bottles Of LOuden's celebrated Family Medi-
UNlO ciues. Tie only agency tl the city.
These ato tho best Family mcdicnes now tnueo being
perfectly sale, and viii cure used steoIlng 70 the dTec
iinns y ~ ]. b. VOWBLL, y
.sto9 81 Union street. agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
N, lubrrIiilg 9ntrIIigcilfer,
Is PUBLisiiED
amy, TRI,wREKLv AND UwsRKliY, ny
,TyEARINGGN, TAYLOR & CO.
D" ,rslllEoES. o. TAVloR. Jn,rnSBLrrop
uuNDT. WTONy l.fa4
: 4. PENDhET9E, I 7,g EDITORS.
AVER :, !, TAYLOR, ~ oi''''
.,,lCs-coprr cf Moloanl Quincy Streets
'" r'r,ste Crom Quincy-Sl,


,s RI 'nnunl,
-" or 10 cents ret week
.,,. n.r Au6pm, 400
n ,t .......!.....LO0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
Tohaooo and Oigarsl
Removal,
NEoOLALLENS x KNOX have removed their IRhols.
M sale Stock Of Boon aud Shoes, to the new four story
75No. lfa, n1nin streot,

few buildIIgs North Of the AlerulRnts MechanleS'
bank on the opposite side OF the street. and doors South
OF Nm II. Seby's lry good store
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. thqy are confident that with hei Increased iAcili
ties lot dOnq BUSINESS they Offer TO merchants sll
pTcater Inducements for buying than heretofore,
? If56 'i7T0-'I vi ~ lMuCLAL LI.RNS q KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

TOBACCO i TOBACCOIl
n n STORR aud for sale low
M tO0 boxes No. Q 10. lunnI ailas Sd
100 9lb and lob lumnl
b a -hfiO0 SO medium 8 10, Slb and lob, p .
aro LOGAN. CARR { Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17
DaeuerreOtypes

MI BSSRs. BRAMER s. TURIoNr having taken the
lRl Rooms Iotnery occupied By Mr l.. Tafbell AZ a'
guerTean Gal cry, cOor OF Main aud ddo sueeis, Con
Tie Wheeling, beg leave 10 solicit share Of patronage
nom bis iicids and tho public atlalee.
They make TIA rule not TO lct any pictures go o but
Rhbt are satisfactory and W. u executed. 'Uiu'fnI
Gold and silver plating executed neatly .tie
u17CTdeis len lore Or sgl painting VIII bG attended TO
by J. Tmton e Brother. ' nIt2l-8m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

lnst6ntdhesus Liquid Iidh' Dir.
mo those ytshnga hair dye that may be depended up-
i on, we candhesTIoly commend the above The beat
oIeity reo ence can Do given as 70 ls suneuor 9veI
and retail, by ~ H. bOuAN &CO:l
nnrSf III = tift1 sffl s. le ng"nts in this oltv.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07
town or BLUE GRASS.

yT,HrS Town 10 situated on a beautiful anduiatsng
| prairse 10 miles from Davenport and iS miles
nom Nuscatiue. Ii ihe Stale read NIL es iro4a
M and Missouri Railroad ana miles from
The river Its very heaiihy; with population OF one
hundred not ease Of sickness having occurred this
san,ner II Is within q halt ni' CT timber ana tae
II Is well vs.terea both with springs and wells
Blue rrss aaw contains one STORE, with tine open.
i, ror another Black smith shop. wagon stop. cabinet
Sion. ete. Thrss bulld.sgsare now being completed,
one of which, OF ample dimensions and nenned for 4
tavern stand, is for rent reasonable terms bess
on me main travelled road sud the newest pueie
house miles distant very fair Inducements are ths
presentei to any wishing 10 engage IA we easl
ness. saw mill is in operation j mics ife.a aie
.nvxn .nd rrist mil. is being erected ct ihe same
place - 49,.
Lots are now FOR sale in The shove town on very
reasonable terms and those wishing 70 5uid and 10
fa thrrr will have such Inducements presented them
as are rarely offered. Coed improved iarms can De
purchased in the vicinity at from 10 70 Sso ner acre
Mn. a -ns. Oct III. le5l-MtrwG
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07
"ss 1FaTuER AND BINDINGS
HOUSE, SIGH AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.
JAMES DQNNEIL 4 JOHN N. NJ,

HAVING associated themselves
togeihe, for the purpose 81 carey.
-~S-Ssing on the Business Gf II USE,
SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, NHfTEN.
ING at.d WALL CoL0RfNG. Oh Perry Street, between
cd ord s. streets.
Woaid most respectfully announce to their friends,
and the public generally that they prepared to
eule Painting IN either Lead Zjuc al the lowest pos
sihle Pcrs, aud IN the very best style. Thr long
pericuce ~ The ahnvc Business them en-
sarng teir patrons fa satisfaction IN any work that
taay tie entrusted g. them.
FaftieniarattrbiiaB given to estimating ana pub
he private Buildings Persons wishing ala, OF tl5e
3huye work done, would 10 70 give tllt eall be-
fore letting their work They are also prepared a. -.
acute Banners Landscapes, Masonic nd odd tellew' :
Aprons, Decorating and Gliding ID superior stsie and
the most reasonable terms. Paints of all color
prepared aud ready for Glass Il al sizes, putty
6c far sate
June 90 1854 noNNELI 4 Hmm.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07
MORE ABOUT woxAx,s RIGHT.

THE undersigned wous NEST rc.n..,,
Tie Ladies oil Iowa, that they have ms, ~ ilon
large lot OF Charter Oak, Air Tight Contt" eeted
Now Ladies ifyou have not the riel, ~ s Stoves
President you certainly have the ript 'e ior Tie
Cock stove, and before despotIc mar 'noose
ohspi! sas no aoublhe would il you woulg tc'
we"oAla advise gu 10 exercise this rigt 49,, hf4
Ag so would solicit your attention 10 ib ~ Y 70
we WARRANT lhein 10 give perfect satiaclior F'oS
patucuiaf, Anu liate cracks In one yoatw, MY
hsli new ones Tree Of charge; beside ,, " Miiiiur
posted III regard TO the operation OF H. - Lto Lea
IN. doubts whatever, from said persoi ~ ttts
demand sie money until the expiration =, ~, VI OK
Below wesIse aeol! of certificates sicted ", VT,
living IN nearly ever, Part ibis STAT, M itffh
u this IS nntproof positive that this 4 ~ ~
We will s,ly more. it''i 7-y.s,
We whose namesare hereuhto subscribe
method OF recommending the Charter OF .ss lls
looking stove. sold By II Wiekershntn or iRhi
export, Iowa. We believe II to he the bn. ' hrv'
now IN use for speed IN eNcelliIg in ,ookiug. sg'e
believe 10 be The heayies, and most DURABLE ss al'S
as follows egAed
Jas Noral, Ripley, b B Woodward. Jro.en.
yies, Wa !, Harris, q Mitchell. A s,nSn.ps "a,
knapp, Henrietta Brainer. Ann NcCormiel ian,
Woodward, Abner Dav ison, r Wooltorl Ino Imp,la
lor- Hall Enos Tichenor Louis A Maekio, y lEy'
tith, Thomas McGasran, Charles Weston Be,i , ren'
| sen. John l. lhivies, VIM Herril, w Nc. hh'
Small. Adam Neieand, l. b G0ilalner A Al Do, o''A
Fulton, Jas Thorineton, e Billion is pssa'
Z A Redmon. Nathan NJ Rambo. Jno Bry.on ''9 Nv
Crossan. HYDE. II l. BuIun, VIM Dnntb,r., "n
farr- jno il on, JAS Bentiy W Pottie c. ~
krower, Wiley, A Wright, Henry Pra,i,, re " %
Isl, sam CAST Daniel Stephens, Elias prons M NJ.
taiion, ,tus olds, WIN rlatts, J i Lenl,ar w.. M 10
| Wiu.y,J I Walker, 1no Windsor, ] Il f;aul~ NJ
+, Fan Brown, VIA Il = Skeltcr. George Sam y ~
Buck walter, Aesbary ODDS, ueuis earrelt@y Java
Besides the hbove stove ~e,keti constant, ,,t.
I the Prairie State Challenge. Black 9amrrd MN ~
Re, Clipper, Beaats ~ TIE West nl otbers A.
various patterns Of treuliin etoEes Also romtiaa
assortment OF n,ware eopEer 10 ilpassd do!f nv
| Nails all sizes and Bass We viii ~ the bh,t =.
market price for old Copper, Bras. Fowler, Iron Al
I Rags. @V
mnrch IL II. WIoKERsHAM 4 Soy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

MOT al nc lie Clare House but right opposite to II
~ al the store Of ihe we'll known Marchaut Tailor
l.. w. STEiNBERG. % STREET.
ola well assorted stock of Eseady- Made Cloth
ny, Hats, Caps franks, Carpet Btgs, Shirts, era
gnts &c. Sc.
The undersigned u beginner and promises those
Nho will favor him with their calls an honestapd IN.
right dra'iog.
II prr and quality ofrood4 am able 10 conuete
with any establishment in this City
Please call and examine my goods before Won 20
elsewhere a. MlEDkE, Agent.
Davenport, Na!l+ -wirw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07

Keokuk and Rock Island Railroad Line

~. taot,st s,eamersJ ]. MCKEE and BEN CAMPBELL.
now make Daily Trips connecting with the Cars
for Chieagoa Rock sand, and with the Daily Line OF
p ckcts tor 81. Louis al keok1k
The j. MCKEE, Capt. Dodge leaves Rock Island er'
AIRY Monday "Wednesday and Friday evening for keo'
kak: Returning leaves Keokuk every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evening.
The BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. Mul kin. leaves Rock
sIlana every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday evening
Returning, leaves Keokuk every "Wednesday, friaa!
and Snnda, evening June s, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07
NEW STOVE STORE.
Enrna Mannfanfnra

HISTORY teaches that men generally believe
L in patroaiziHg Homo Manufactures, and being salts
fed o. that fact. am disposed to Introduce in This
market some very celebrated Cook Il Parior Stoves,
that have ern sDld f9r years with IN pf
the Older States. The Republic j. ny leading pattern
of wood Cook Stove, which challenge the world 10
produce its equal for durability. neatness. and dis
patch. in cooking ard eheapness have also very
superior Coat Cook stove. which can sell cheaper
than has ever sold in this market by seyerai dol
lars. Iaso keeppremiumsof yaripns patterns. Ihave
Parlor Cook Stove that exeels any ST I'VE be-
fore offered In this market for neatness cheapress.
and durability. Also. new st. lesof Paror Wood
stoves both sheet and Cast Iron Please n give me
call AID will obgate myse 10 sell YOU cheaper
Stove than can Ie bought in Davenport
Ola Iron. copper. brass. pewter zine lead. and
Rags. bought III exchange for Stoves and Iih ware.
Cor second ana Rock Island St-.
HENRYT 4. WICKERsHAM.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07
MeGREGoR, LAWES 3 BLAKEM0RE,
Bankers, Exchange, Note Real Estate BROKERS
No. q Lc Claire Row,

Yr-pSorgs and BiLe collected and proceeds remit
ted TO amy part of the United saiesa eufrel f''' -
Exchange. .,.. p,,,s ~ rv
jsIhe highes, current rates paid for bsos oJ ff-
easrrs. Goh and Steer. ~
5sSie III Drafts an all the principal eities q the
lfuited Sates ara Europe. Tor sale 1t lowest rates.
r-@IsrPRgsr ALiowr on Deposits, or tine on 10 De
checked fer at sight. ,e.,ia
at lowest rates. ..t.sso,.
N-PRe.L Estate bought aud sold on commission
yf-erIrIrsiinye aud \ bstrae,s furnished;
PBaNps and Mortgages bought and sold ana loans
negotiated. ,,,, NJ,
JOHN THOMPSON, ESQ, Banker, \. y.
Mrs<,s PAGE q BACON. Bankers, II L"uis, no.
s. H. MANN, Cash. Rock Island bauK, H. l., i''s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07


FALL AND WINTER GOODs!!
w 0OD w ARD & HARRIS
Are now opening at their
Now store Room,
On Brady Street doors above the Post Ct2ce
VERY large stock Of sensonab'e Goods
French ana English Merinos, alIWool,
De Lains, Plain and Plaid Silks,
Black Silks, Pop!ins,
Plaid Merinos, Ladies Cloth for Mantillas,
Sack Flannels, Ginghams,
Prints Broehe, Bay State and other kinds,
Long and Square SHAWLS
Embroideries,
Collars,
Undersleeves,
Habits,
Edgings and Insortings,
Black Silk Lace.
Dress Trimmings
Lace.
Dotted and Mourning Wells,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Bonnets, Ribbons,
Marseille Quilts. &C.
very large lot Of Hosiery,
Wool Yarn Of all colors,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Jeans
Flannels, Cotton Flannels, Brown and blend
Muslins, Irish Linen, Oh eks, CARPETS. &c.
Yankee Notions eg all Kinds
boots hnn Hhpes, Glass nnd Qaecnsware, Ionkiup
Glasses Groceries. &c, Sc
All OF which having been Blreha sed nj uppso.lly Ian
prices VIII be sold very low for cash or on yhort rreF
~, Remember, Brady st, . doors above the Posi-
Davenport, Sept %. 1851
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07
METROPOLITAN FIRE UARINE ITSU
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.

CHARTEREn CArErAi S51H-ol f,
i,.sn 4 ,ptr.fsp.tn - s2Bu,ttI
A. AILABLn Asssrs APPhIcABLE TO oursTASpiSG RISES
Stsa,9sl
+ W TuAyrR Secy. IuTuER MoSsoN Pgest.
This Company organized under the stringent laws o.
Massachusetts has established an Agency nj Ilatel@
port. ana vii issue policies against Fire or Marine
loss on as ayarah terms any other responsible tn
.tituton nfthe kind No dividends vii b. paid ~
stoekholder. till the Capital reaches half mi lion by
he etmulation NJ pr5ns. Losses promptly adasie'
and paid ii this Agency.
References,
Msssrs Thayer, Bankers. Boston. Nessrs. noau hina
< CO. - ioa8s. J. N Beebc Morgan q CO. Boston,
Wheles Pesrasa q Co., ~. ioIis, blanchard Conyersa
s. Co. Bostoo. john caveuder ESQ, st. Louis.
Mssrs J. p. Chaplin = Co, Ch'aso
Ramsey. ., q CO. =
J. III Danham \ CO, Z.
T. Tinkhan. ESQ, Cashier Marine Bank =
Applv nj tn. Banking House of Mcfireeor. iawes, 4
slskeWore y. W. Ac6EEboh, Agent
sept 81, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07
Groceries, Salt, crocksry, Hardware,
GREAT BARGAINS,

GnESE EARtAElN5'
new YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesale and Retail.
WE have just received The largest and best as
w sortnent of Fall. AND WINTER GlOT IL
ING that ever was broughtto this western country
consisting il para of the following articles;
American, Eaglish, French and = etnan bFoadeioe'
Goats. ofiiaareut styles and qualities
Overeoats Beaver Blanket. Petersham, fiiot Clotn'
Union Clota. Lian's SKIN, Mohair
noable Goats Of the same materials,
Fail Goats of satlnets, Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
skia cashfnaret;e and Jeans, Of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting of fine assortment Of SIX Crayais,
Stocks. Neck Handkerchiefs, Pocket Handkerehieis'
Drawers Undershirts, Hats. Caps, Back SKIN Gloves.
India rubber coats and pguts. Trunks Vaiiees ana
CARPET bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom shsns,
Shir Collars. hlsa n fiae iot Of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods Persons viii find II TO their inter
sst 10 give us 8 call before purchasing elsewhere.
s.ore on Front street. opposite Ferry Landing' y
D'' ''''' BRRLIzHEIMER & FLEIscHMAN.
Davenport Sept. 10th, 1851.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-07

DeaICrs IN lat Maunfaetufcrs' Prices Frcight onll
addrd.l
thilsoh's Hot Air Furuaees--P Portable Furnaces and
schooi Stoyas--Metropoiiian Cooking angr-- Bronl,
ed Setiees, Chairs, Hat Trees Blower aud Fire Set
hlands--Portable Forges-- cGregor's sgucultural
taldron Enthusiastically Church BclIs-Fir
ktng Satcs--Scse Of NIL sizes Locomotive Iamps
Signal Bes-Baggage Barrows-Warc House Truck,
sugar Mills Letter and Seal Presses--Regsters and
soap Stones Veutlators, Jack Screws.--Satnctl
WUrps. 0akum. Water Lime, Plaster Siucco or pla..
ter OF Paris, Oswego Corn Starch, sc.
y. ". RAYMoNB H. H. w,pr
sept23 lS5itrw-ly.