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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

cS-Nkw Observation-Disclosures the patents
ltsueu from this United States Patent Ohct
f,r the week onhn. Dee 5th, ls5l, wa, one
to Gardner $ Blodsett aul Paul 7 Sweet
of Burlington VI, for improved oven for
baking The article Is square sheet IRON
box, Of any ,l1c desired, which contains with
in iteelta small box stove, the pipe from
which passes through the box and out at it,
top. Iron racks within support the tlings
to be baked. The sides of the box are made
double, with an air chamber between, and
the outside is made Of galvanized iron, (.Lc,t
iron covered with thu coating Of Aiucl from
which the heat radlates less freely than from
common iron The result Of this arrangc-
ment lea very great economy OF the heat. gro
little escaping from the exterior that the hand
may be held on the outside while meat /,
baking within. The lroprotors inform ue
that 1T answers capital purpose IN actual
use, as tested IN several hotels and private
houses, and that the saving Of fuel, a. opm-
pared with any common oven, is at least fifty
per cent. Of the thousand patents issued
annually At Is said that but twenty-five on
an average prove Of real value We think
this Of Mesers. Blpdgett & Sweet viii prove
to be one Of the twenty h,o, and trust that
the general call for the ovens will add a nov
and extensive branch to the A." Manufacture
Of Burlington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

Any admission except for 'lr man, nh,ut
some ting j don't whunt cmy Boldly hook "a
what writ tink much better ior him ..uu,
chool be fore fine liut on the man nc,rar
learn englicc Doe lore you put som tinss on the
Papers long cnuf for find som in french YOU
mad mi,l1k Won self on tho ralor,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

II Is seldom these rapring ghosts ever deal in
such definite prediction We can now moss
ahord TO wait for the result.
-C,pr. ANpre.ox.-Thc pntt.l,ur,I
RpWhroH, noticing the statement Of Mr.
Cunard that his steamer. have carried over
one hundred thousand passengers without
losing man. saws that Captain Anderson.
Of the steamer rDnd >,o,,s. on Lake Cham.
plain has in hi, twenty-five years service,
carried over boTo n,lJon Of passengers, and
',S' 'ut one man. ami that without any fan
OF hi' or his crew. During this time he Ia,
been instrumental IN rcscuing moro than
twenty persons from drownng-sonr ofthean
by his individual Efforts, It is Il fact w. hc-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

c. THE RUTLAND RAILROAD judge
Phelps has given written opinion that tie
personal property OF the Rutland and Burllng-
ton Rallroad Company. comprising all the
rolling stock and tools Of the road. can he held
by the second mortgage Trustees, who are
now IN possession. This opinion is based
upon he law which holds that mortgage Of
personal property i,not valid unless possession
is given TO the mortgagee. This property
having been surrendered to the second mort
rage Trustees, completes that mortgage upon
1t to the exclusion of the first. The Boston
JoWop say.
Nv neither this opinion would. be sustained
III ii court Of aw or not, 1t Is quite certain that
a portion OF the equipment and tools Of the
road, constituting perhaps one half or more ct
the personal properly, havln. been added to the
covered by that Decd aud can be held by the
second. ACurg upou TN bass, the second
mortGaE" boudhold"r- deny the rrht of their
Irus,Cr> tu surrender possession to the tir-t
and have determined II necessary to submit.
the matter to a legal decision. Meantime.
however. measures VIII he taken TO effect nu
am'Ldblc adlu-ttncu' between holders under the
two mortgages. aud d. II J. neither the lntcu-
ton nor dtsuc Of tho second murt-aye bond
holders to deprive the hrst Of anv OF then Il,t
rights. nor To- place any obstacle III the way
OF their h'st arm upon the net earnings Of tue
road for interest It would not appear 10 be d,
vcry d't1Cul' matter 10 accomplish.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

-LnrLL E>orGu The lady OF Nh, Jo-
seph I. Little, of Arnold, Me recently made
her husband present of tbrce little Iittles
at one birth We trust the fortunate father
will be- able toalprcciate in proper time, the
full force Of the old odosc, 50 Every Little
helps 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15
state of Vermont.

The following is the official statement orthe
vote for Governor, Lieut.. Governor and Urea
surcr, at the late election, certified to by the
Secretary Of State. We find il in the Brad
ford Inquirer -
oihc1"l Canvass OF Votes for Governor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

y NARROW EscArE.--Our townsmau. M.
L ;. Rust, met with Il providontial escape
from death on Saturday last IL was com
ing with horse and cutter from johnson
aud ut JnderhIll passed the four horse stage
which stood in front Of the tavern, the driver
and passengers warming themselves within
Soon after he passed, the horses took fright q,
and without any one to control them fol-
lowed Mr.. Rust at fearful speed. lie was
closely wrapped up and heard nothing till
they were close upon him. They rushed
right on and over him. lie was carried alou,
for several rods, i'll his sleigh was beaten
into oven-wood beneath him by the hoois of
the frantic animals, when he dropped under
their feet and the horses and large stage
sleigh passed over him. To his great sur
prise, and that fall who witnessed the affair,
he found himself without bone broken or
mark upon him, and with the exception of
general lLmcncss has suffered no incun-
veniencc from the accident, His horse was
caught between the leaders and ran with
them till his harness became torn to pieces
when he freed himself, aud WAS finally
stopped, as were the other horses, without
further injury, The stage proprietors footed
all the bills for damage done like gentlemen
aud will probably caution the,r dri,4l- t,
bU more careful III future about lca'in. their
teams unhitchcd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15
Arrest Of Nct,uirk.

\rW oRA, Dee
" +. McGuirk formerly Teller Of Jhe
ocean Bank, who cmbelllcd so, 600 in oct.
last. was arrested this morning and commit
tel for examination.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15
XXXIrI Congress--2nd Session.

s,,.,, " N'nlSGIoN, Dec, jth.
-, ~ !" W. hfiSht OF Indiana was
WV " '"' oc''t'' the vote being
n i'T"'' - ''"''"' = chase J.; Foot, 2;
' 'oo' ""'''' Il r''''"'o" enduring
,,'o .'o 'NPtp''ncy 81 constructing " Marine
"oSp''al at Burlington, VI
several resolutions were oHrcd, and the
senate ADJOURNED.
l''ooh"-Mr' I'yI'r' oT Tenn. gave no
''e Of MS Intention to introduce bill to
monty or repeal the Naturalization Laws.
MI NoIl'rS gave notice OF u bill to prevent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15
Iron ruu FREE rGrsS.I

10 n, Lditor oftic Free Press -
Ia your last Weekly, just received. "bserNc a
paragraph on Wa binston's death, which /. full of
erroneous ultinatun,. It 80! he died on the last
day of the last week of tho lat month of the last
year OF the Inst century, TO wit on Glst December,
1919, Now the fact is that he died ou the tb Dec,
l1o9 suine time before midnight and moreover, il
he bh died On the day and hour above stated, it
would not have been The lat yciI of the century,
would it cannot believe you are ou the .idc If
Nooll,ipm in that century dispute.
Your, s.,
We arc not on the side of Noodlcdom IN
anything that We know of Tho Information
contained IN the paragraph in question was,
as our readers may remember. credited to an
Elstern paper We may add that 1t was not
even an item Of our own sciesorins, hut
handed IL By subscriber with request for
Ne to COPY It, Which wo did without SI'ins
It the moments thought winch would hay,
discovered its inaccuracies.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

ARRIVAL OF NE MON
>EEtNTOPOL NIILL INCtPTI EIu
NV lohA, Dec. %.
Tine steamer Tram arrived at New York at
/ O'Clock this \ NJ. with tour days later
news from Europe.
All the Cunard steamers running to Ne"
York, hIi been taken oG by government, aud
onl, those bound to Boston would proceed
during tine winter.
Tie Collus ,t.m,r, viii leave Liverpool
on saturdays instead ct Wednesdays.
Nchl-topol is otlll uroaptur,d Tic sclcc
aud hom'nlm,nt continues, but the assault
has hc," postponed uu'rl the aulyal ct ION.
iorcrmcnt., which Wet, dmly arriving
B,Iimorc, BET
trrrrn.w house ,a'pcntrr VIII, ha, Iu-t
erected q large Scmruy hwldr,., has been
discovered To have prrpcir,ted torgcrDrr to the
aucuu, ct ,oo,ooo. Thr SEMINARY be- been
,cllrl under 'bc l,ru l,,w.
The N-hIaul Cotton racto y at Gwynn
Ta.., Bdumu.c County were le-ir"vrd bylr
tins morn,u,. Lo,., ~ 900 fully covered by
Insurance,
We b,," ma wu' bcyordW ,sln n.iou y
,rl,rou on the Chesapeake sud OHIO [ osol b.
nee lot the SEASON.
Sjcamr, Hurul.
NV uELt,>,, ;th
,,,alurr G,y,.. Wa. burnt at the mouth uf
New River tui> morning De, Hacker, eft
Phqucmiuc his n aud daughter, aud sc,--
raj ,tL,rs ueri~ shed M the flames
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

The Steamship Star Of the " ot arrived at
New York on the "a, with eight days later
from California, aud S737 900 in gold
-inotho- &c thooo "h;,ira >,hish como u"lor
certain unwrttrn code, called the - code of
honor" but which are SO near akin to murder
that civilization will soon be unable to dis
tngulsh the difference, had tdkon place
The affair occurred between Col y. }. Wood
net AMI Mr.. Achilles kcwen, OF san Fran
cisco. The former WAS the victim, being shot
through the heart, and expiring within ten
seconds after receiving the fatal bullet
What seems most extraordinary about the
affair l. that the wife of the deceased accom-
panied her husband to the ground, hut very
considerably remained at II hotel near by
while the duel was fought. A Know Nothing
victory had been achieved at san Francisco
by the election of Mr. William shcrman to
the office ct City Comptroller, lay large ma
lollty The allied fleet was lyins in the
hdrhor OF san llanclsco, \ rumor had been
brought to san Francisco thatauISal engage
ncnt had taken place between the French
bug Of war oblisado aud Russian irigate
Of the coast of Lower California, but It wd-
not credited lurthor DIN, ultrs bad oc
CURED between the overland cml.rauts aud
tn, Indians
-1- ru iudoror .hro,inG say, that a
wIld eat three feet lon. wa, killed m Den
Rock, woods few DAYS ago, by Franklin
Clark a boy II years DID, aided ly his dog.
The dog freed the animal, and then the hnN
run for his gun, and Sc let his wlliuc>n have
1t rl,ht in hiN iarr aud eyes He came
dawn with a broken lrg, and was was finished
10y the hpy aud he assistant.
- A,au\ bu>EAE ~ stark Count, ohio,
hd,ug HjNritIs,d tor vile aud luuud a w.
mlu possessed ui the desired qualities,
lui-purd himself with strlchlinu the night
h fore the mlrrltgc ceremony va, to have tat
ken place, under the influence of AN apprcheI-
sion that he would not Gld his new relation
agreeable The fact that lac had once tTi,d
the experiment may serve To throw souc light
upon the subject
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15
21qoG IjOSl Glg y,

1926 lj0Sl GlJ 2g3 1875
N,aHc1ng-ShaIlcr, Bennington County
!, Wndror County 2jt--Orlclus County,
Nccdham, 302 Total scattering CO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

II InF \ergcnnrs l,rntoHt'r says that
Dr. Huntington Of that city, has just parted
with lho old tray Horse which for hUfy-Sir
vcors has been as u mouir Of his family, It
is a ripe old age for IA horse, aud shows that
hc hu, been kindly treated and we'll care
llF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

- We copy the following at the particu-
lar request Of Mr.. Sampson and Of the cdi-
tor Of the Independent. We know nothing
OF the matters in controversy, aud Of course,
have no opinion to express on the merits of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

q We have Obtained permission to share
with our readers, tho following extract from
the private correspondence Of valued lady
friend at the far South. We hope to give
other pieces from her graceful pen, in future.
Panic In "a SoutI,,,,, si,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-15

Making IN all :73, 549 ,1U5 II
which, with the balance IN the Treasury on
the lst Of July, ls53, 81 81, s92, gave as a
total for service Of the year SOS ,492 521
The actual expenditures for the year were
-, S5l $50, leaving balance IN the treas
ury on the lst Of July, l:54, Of SO ,l5T 900
Of the seycnty-fyc millions aud more *
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19
Fall & Winter Clothing
AT JOHN yoRDAN's
IOWA CLOTHING STORE


tAnGE and varied assortment Of MEMS and
n Isnvs, Ready made Clothing, cmbrae-
nj ,a .lifiereut aud approved i. les and made b.
- warI men out Of the best material
E;ne medium and conmon, Union, Beaver, Felt,
t,ia, p.iersham and Flushing, Bangups. Sacks an
paltat owe rcoats. Cloth. Dress aid Frock Coats OF
lions eo,ors AID qua tiles. coh Cassnere. Sati-
M Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. Silk, SATIN, va
ianta. Swanssiown. Velvet Plush. Cloth. Cashmere
Sa,inet. noub G and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Isskets beavers. Undershlrts. Hosiery, Su-Psnders
Gloves Cr.vats Handkerehiefs Shirt-C Stocks
ries Scars Winchester and SCOTS approved Paen'
shn,,,der seam shirts Umbrellas aada articles usuat-
n kept In gent,eman's furnishing stores, ine'idne
Robes dc Cha,nbre and Revere Vests and Dvereoats'
Also a splendid assortment Of uncnt Clo'hs, tassi'
nercs and ves,ings al OF which vii be made up 10
arlrr IN the hes, manner, with prompness, ~ accom-
moaatir,- prices and by competent work men. ih's
essahtishm,nt is in the monthly receipt OF the latest
Fashiens So that orders intrused TO them may be re-
sra II, All manner Of plain work and work 81 gem
All medium, promptly attended I" ~ heretofore.
HATS OF a new style together with all oil the COM
man kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful n pa patronage, the subscriber cohnoen'-
- tnnes 10 merit continuance OF the same.
hoFsS ~ JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor and ciothier, on Front street, oppo
site the Steam Mills.
n,v.nnorf Oct 5d 1864 SwtriS vii.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19
nRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES

THE subscriber has rceeeed large addition TO ms
stock of Goods in all the departments ma
king il as usual the most attractive assortment TO be
found in this .ion of country.
Yop will find aimost any thing you WANT the On
ICONS line whether staple or fancy. and the same 81
Clothing. Bonnsts, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
In HARDWARE the assortment is larger than any
other not exclusively such.
His GROCERY department is not exeeied oy many
LOOKING ell ASSES, CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE, A good assortment
He |. able 10 H orders for most Of the Moline manr
fcturcd articles on short notice. An examination VIII
prove his stock to be various than Is often con
e.iyed ~
He 10 be undersold for ready pay whether cash
or produce.
n B. Chin Pumps usaal in abundance al whole
sale and retail. Nm a. Nooh
Moline. June Sth, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19
uoaS ABOUT woxArs RIGHT.

THE undersigned wou : NEST resDs.tn,l .
the LAdiss o. low sha, they have Just ree,iysa.
Now Ladies' you have not the right 10 Vol, ~, .oNss
President you certainly have the rpbt 10 WI VT 'hs
Cook Stove, and before despotic assume. I'M. w..
possibility Jus no doubt he would ii you ould i, rs
would advise you 10 exercise this rvht nd hss
ing would solicit your attention to the above 20
we warrant them 70 give perfect Satisfaction in e,s
particular, and VI plate crack In one ven VA
ish new ones free OF charges besides any p.r.nn ur
posted In regard to the operation of this Nos
an. doubts whacvcr, from said person, we WA, nv,
demand Me money untl the expiration Of two w' h@
Below we give copy OF certificates signed Ly n ~
living in nearly every part OF this State Now c,
this Is notroof positive hatthis is superio, 81
We whose names are hcrenhto subscribed. TAI.
method 81 recommending the Charter Oak Air J a,'
Cooking stove, sold by Wickersham 4 on ihtn'
export, Iowa. we believe Il 10 10 the best Cod s n'
in use, for speed In excelling in cook inn. w. NY
believe il 70 be the hcavh stand most durable ssa
as follows s"ee
vies, Vim 3 Harris, Nicl ell, s,edm,n ,'a a.
Knapp, Henrietta Brainsr. Ann Net ormitk' In.a,S
Woodward, 4bner Dawson, + oulford Jna HI, Tlx
Tor. Hall Enos Tichenor. Louis A Maekio,' Day
ih, Thomas McGavran, Charles Weston Be,i All gn.
SEN John l. Davies, Vim Herrl, A W MeCrrc.or
Small. Adam Weigand, l. Collaner, A NJ py.,,.,,nA
II A Redmon, Nathan NJ Rambo, Jno Br,sos NJ,
Crossan, Hyde, l. BullnD Vim Dunchur,, Ia m
farr, Jno nii.on, Jas Bently, w Po,tIe. Cow
ic Sani Cast, Daniel stephens, Elias Prop,i W.
Falion, Jno olds, VIM Platts, J l. Lenhart. Wm y
Wiley, Walker, Jno II Windsor, J Il (iaulr' N,
| ckwaiter Newbnry ODDS, Dennis Csrpenler ''
Besides the above stove We keep constantly ON s,,a
the Prairie state Challenge, Black Diamond New r..
g'e, Clipper, Beauty or the West and others Az.
! various patterns Of premium Stoves. Alsn comnls.
assortment Of Tin-ware. Copper do: Japaned do. aI
Nails all sizes aud Brass We viii pay tbs s,sss,..
market price for old Copper, Brass, Pewter icn :, =
Rags.
march IA n. WIcKERSHAM 4 SOY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19

GREAT BAIKU AIiNSi
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Wholesale and Retail.
WYE have just received the largest and best as
w sortment OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING that ever was broughtto this western country
onsisting in part of the following articles;
American, English. French and German broaacioi'
Coats, Of different styles and qualities.
oyercoats Beaver. blanket, retcrsham, Piot eielh'
Union Cloth. Lions Skin. sIohctr.
nouble Coats Of The same materials.
Fail Coats Of sainets, Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
skin, cashmaretts and Jeans. OF every style
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of iiae assortment Of silk Crayats,
stocks Meek fiaulserghiefs. Pocket Handkerehiets'
Drawers uuaershirts Hats, Caps. Buck skin Gloves,
India rub.,er coats and parts, Trunks Valces ana
Garnet bags. Fine White and Fancy Bosom shirts,
SAirt Collars. Alsos Ane ini Of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods. Persons will fnd it TO Their inter
es, 10 give Us a cali before purchasing elsewhere
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry landing III
DR.. Halls building. .
gERLIZHEiMER & FLEISCHMAN.
Davenport, Sept. 18th, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19

peciay in Davenport, the art Of making covering TOT
- UNDERSTANDING OF THE PEOPLE
has moi been often for there has been Ner beo
ond She's Man factory aud Store established ~ Dav
snnort on Brady 81 between Second and Ihfg, whese
evrry variety Of The most fashionable Boots . SHOES
san he foup and that IL may be gen orally known tnat
smrh !. The case the subscriber takes this opportunity
IN inform the public that he has an hand The largest
sork NJ Boots n Shoes that WAS ever offered IN any
ore in the State all Of his own make and warranted
To 10 as good as any work made In this country
hch he offers to sell al less prices than much INFERIOR
rti,ies can be bought for elsewhere. Also he is pre-
nared 10 make 10 order any and all klnes o. thr most
hinuble STYLES Of Boots and Shoes ut short notice
Particular Attention
viii he Maid 10 the manufacture of Gents nhe sc"ea
noots and fancy Shoes: also Ladies' hnc Hack ana coi
arrd callers Glove Kid Polkas, Jenny Linds, Buskihs
Fancy Slips Ne. x~c
- LEATHER AND BINDINGS
Constantly on hand A large stock Of sole Leather
French and American calf upper leather, KIP, Moroe
60 Innings Binding, Pegs, Nails Thread. Gaioon ana
II, articles usually kept In finders stores, which VIII De
sold nj the lowest ma ket price.
To merchants and especially Boot ana shoemaxers
would say most emrhatcaly that have on haho
no 1,aseS of the Best Boots and Shoes that was
ever brought Into N country. which are offered 70 ne
rade N .,rces that will compete with any house III
IN. Western Sates and all who are in want oi Rome
made Boots aud Shoes are respectfully inSited TO ex
this stock before purchasing elsewhere
WIS w. L. POTTER, Proprietor
w. G. BurrERrlELp, Agt.
June 10.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

Produce, C0mmississ and Ferrardisg JHerehar:s ana
General Ageats.
-PRopRIEToRs THE
Union Line Canal and River Boats leaving Chicago
daily for st. Louis and all Intern ediae Ports and
running in connection with first class Lines
from Chicago to New York and Boston.
-AekNTs THE
Old and responsible Western transportation Coin
sured.
--PRoPRIEToRs-
Chase & Spaulding, New York, $. G. Chase Co., Al
bany-Root & Morgan, Buffalo.
-AoENIs:-
NJ d. Spaudng, Jas. II. Wilgus, liz Broad ST., NY.
cor. Front mp stairs:
p. b. Burke Sc State Street, Boston:
and for the IT, oy and Ohio axe Boat LINE
IL. $. BEErngR, Proprietor, Buffalo.
-AGESTs-
c. F. Brewster, Contes Slip, Y, w. w. Dennis, n
kiiby ST., Boston, o n. Chaplin 4 Co. 81 Quy ST., Al
bsny and for Steamers and Sail Vesses the Lakes
viii contract for the transportation of Goods from it
Atlantic cities, for the productions OF the west des
tined for the Eastern markets without delay aud upoT
the most favorable terms. To consignments of pro
perry for sale In the Chicago market especial attention
will be paid and when required liberal advances viii
be made upon Bills If Ladng.
Mark packages CARE j r. L. & Co.
JOHNP CHAPLIN,
LOU FOLLETT,
FL. HURLBuT.
RENWICK & SON age nts at Davenport, Iowa.
AiNSWoRTH II DE, Rock Island, Ill.
Apr. 18th, lsj4-ly tri-ws
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19
xsGR1G01, LAwKs : DLAxxA0R1,
Han,nr,, Exchange, Nots = 1sal Estate Brsksrs,
Ne. Lie Claire Row
nayaunQrt, Iowa.

=, ANY mart Of the United States at current rates Of
yysihe highest current rates paid for Bitfs 81 Eh-
eAcnrs. Geld and Steer. a,
TspSirht Drafts on all the principal cities OF the
Jni,ed States aud Europe. for sale at lowest rates
nJsIsrxREsT ALLOWED on Deposits, on time or ~ DC
checked for at sight.
f-rL.sp WAsRAHrs constantly on hand aud for sale
ri low est rates.
T-FRrAL Estate bought and sold on commissions
E-STArrs paid for non residents and others:
TrTITLss vestigatod and Abstracts Furnished;
rrBaNps and Mortgages bought and SOLD ana loans
negotiated. 80
JoHN THOMPSON, Esq. Banker. n. Y.
Nxss,s PAGE q BACON. Bankers, 81 Louis, ~
S. H. MANN, Cash. Rock Island BANK n l., ms
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19
IMMENSE STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
At
Burrows 4 prettyman's
NEW ST0RE.

yxrH arr receiving and prsrarcd to exaem one
WEI the most extensive and complies as-ortiaeh.s
Of Goods ever sefare broaghtto this market consist
ing OF staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS.
salk Goods. Cashmere brochc aud BAY Stale snAS's'
yctvcts, Ribbons and Trimmings
sfeyerx variety and Price; Ladies' and Ma e.
DRESS GOODS
1, eycry dcpartment-Lace aud kmoroaereu 0ooos
and ft,i assortment OF
csosha fassmcrcs Sattinctts. Linseys Fianneis, &C
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Agsrru assortrncnt Of Gcnta Ladies and Misses
Boots, Shoes and &uboers
4 large and General Assortment az
1sady-lrads Clothing
Alto
0reeRiss, salt, Crocksry, Hardware,
md in fact more general variety Ct Goods Is not 70
Re found in any store West Of the Mississippi:
wa Ara Determined t. sell Goods at the lowest casN
priees and 10 do this we are compelled to 90 awaS
with The long credit and big profit system we sha
nsy Cash for ali kinds Produce ana sci the Farmer h'
Ec,ds at the lowest ash Priees. By strict attention
10 business aud ,nahing ourselves uscfui 70 me f,n
ing com munity, hope to mer continuance Oh 'e
name Of the Farmers Friends; r,,-rryn.N
davenport Oct eSth, lsS}-dw-n -