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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
MORE About woxAs's RIGHT,

IL unaerlknsd wcn nest respsctful,, a..
largo LOT OF Charter Oak, AR TieLt c.nI ,esestds
Now Ladies' fyon have not The rirb i. W sloyss,
President you certainly have the ripL1 y, wv lot lie
Ao"A siove, ana before despotic assume ~.
We would adsissso ~ exercise thsrrb, ma ias
hE so would solicit Your attention. Ia Nv. .b IN &c
We warrant ihehi 10 give perfect iio
sl. now ons s frs any .fasss year vAhE
posted IN regard 70 the Tsl.on OF ,his soh rc
uhy doubts whatever, from said ,.rs,, anu Dave
demand se meI'e. Until the expiration, Of w. s aal|
Below wegise Of certificates ~, cd ~ "e<s
living Ia pesrl. ever. Iaa o. this ktnt. pe.Nhs
this e not proof positive tbatthis il
We will say no more. 'es'os s~'..
We whose haipes are herculto sub.ey,h.d
method Of recommending the Charter Oul AZ .s ~
Cooking Stove. sold by n. Wick ersham ar iSfl
enpon, Iowa, We believe Il to be the be-, on' NV
now IN use for speed IN exceing In cookins ~,
y 70 DC inc hsasi land measurable SYM.
Jas NoryaI, = Ripley BIB Woodward ,,
y.s, VIM Harris, X Mitchell. c A Has,f, "a,
+ Knapp, Honretta Brainer. Ann Act'orn,i Ian,
Woodward. Abner DAWSON, WoolIord Ino ;MosepA
Tor. J Hall Enos fickenor. Louis A Marlia, LAY.
tith, Thomas McGavran, Charles WesSn. Rcr,t rem
sen John I Dayies, Vim Herril " Me III. a.il
small. Adam Weigand, 1 b ollamer, A N patssh
Fulton, Jas ThorHgton A. Billion, Es roa,
4 A Redmoi, Nahum NJ kanibo Jno n, na'fV s
Grossan. 4 HYDE, !. Builul, VI IN pnn:hu,,, mnI
Farr, Jno iii on, JAS BentI, w r Pn,,la ~ !a.|
krower, Wiley, A Wright, Henry Fl.,yna S s~
ic, Sam1 Cast. Daniel Stephens. Elia, prnss pai'
Falton, Jne ODDS, Vim piatts, /. Isnhar, ~ vi
Wiley, Walker, Jno II Windsor, K E," ma ~
ram Brown, Vim - SHELTER. Georyc Sn "-us' M
buekwaiter, Newbury Odds, Dennis Csrpepte, Aa'F
Besides the above stove We keep constant. i
the Prairie State Challenge Black Diamond Nh
ge, Clipper, Beauty of the West, and on " ~
various patterns of premium Stoves Also eo,.,,
assortment of Tin ware. Copper do Japausa gp
Nails all sizes and Brass We viii raw ii. Nv. as
marke. price for old Copper, Brass Pewter, I.1s
Rags. 'a
march Ia n WiCKERsUAy GOV
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Fall 4 Winter Clothing
At JOHN JoRDANs

u JUN dO0OA0
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment of Mems and
n Rovss Ready made ClOt n ing, embrace
ing all the different aud approved styles, and made by
GOOD vorkmen out of the best material.
: Fine medium and common. CHion, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot Petersham and Flushing. Bangnps, Sacks ana
Paetot Overcoais, Cloth, Dress and Froek Goats Of
various colors and qua tiles. Cloth, Cashmere Saii
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloon-. Silk, Satn Va
lentia swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere.
Sstinet. Doub' and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets. Drawers. undershirts Hosiery, Snspenders.
Cloves Cr.vsts, Handkerchief Shirt Collars, Stocks.
Ties Scarfs Winchester and Scotts approved Patent
Shoulder seam Shirts Umbrellas andaii articles usual
iy kept in gentlemans furnishing stores, including
Robes le Chambre and Revere Vests and Oyercoats.
Also a splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, Cassi-
meres and yestings OF which will be made up
order in the best manner with promptness at accom-
modating prices. and by competent workmen. This
in the monthly receipt Of the latest
Fashions so that orders nrusted to them may be re-
lied being in the latest sty by those who de-
sire e. All manner OF plain work and work of gem
teel medium, promptly attended to Ms heretofore.
HATS Of new style together with all OF the com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful past patronage the subscriber confident.
ly hopes 70 merit continuance OF the same.
JOHN JORDAN
Merchant Tailor and Clohier Front street, oppo-
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport Oct ID Ie5l-sw,riAwm
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NEW STOVE STORE.
Home ManufActure.

HISTORY teaches us that men generally believe
III In patronizDg Home Manufacture. and being salts
fed Of that fact, disposed TO introduce in this
marks some very celebrated Cook d Parior Stoves.
that have been sold for years vita in Of
the older States. The Republic is my leading pattern
Of wood Cook Stove, which challenge the world TO
produce it, equal. for durability, neatness and dis
patch. in cooking and cheapness have a so a very
superior Coal Cook Stove, which can sell cheaper
than has been sold in this market, by several dol
lars. sisok eep. remiu msof yarions patterns lhay"
Parlor Cook Stove that excels any St,ve ever be-
fore offered in this market for nea.ness cheapness.
and durability. Also, styles Of Paror Wood
Stoves both Sheet and Cast Iron. Please & give me
call and will oblyate myseifio sell you cheaper
Stove than can be bought in Davenport.
Old Iron, copper. brass. pewter, zinc. lead and
Eaxs. bought in exchange for Stoves and Tin ware.
Cor Second and Rock Island SITS.
HENRY r. WIcKERsHAM.
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AUCTION STORE.

n USE & IonGF have opened an Auction sioN
- Trout Street, between Main aud Brady. Ntf'
ti.' will have racul4r Sales Of Dry Goods. Nsche
JeNelry, Guns, Ninlin-, Yankee Motions, nc, ati
50 Pcdlars supplied at Chicago and ST Louis Puee'
\. y. Retail custom solicited.
P.s. Liberal Cash advances made on censishnlI'
LUSE Il LonGE
Davenport. Augostf, lS5i-wtrw-tf
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LOOK HERE!
8 Farms for SAFE!

nSE of 160 acres Prairie Land, ten miles from
~ Davenport, the Hickory Grove Read, one OF 10
acres, broke and enclosed. the StHhh's Eddy Road,
north of East Davenport IT miles Also on the same
road miles frnGI East Davenport. ilG acres, 60 acres
under cultivation. with good brick house, orchard.
etc. For further particulars apply 70 the subscrbrr
on the premises last named.
May ell, 1854. JACOB ~. ELnRIDGE.
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TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

vY@Hrs town Is sisuated on beautiful uhdulsuhg
i prairie 10 miles from psvenpon sna 1r,.0,
tss Ni,sssippi and Missouri Railroad and miles from
the liver Ii is very healthy; with popnanon OF one
:. .a,ea nat case Of sickness having occurred this
s.mmer. Il ID within half mil" Of timber and the
stance Of the best coal banks in the country.
h il veil vstefed both with Syringe and wells
D. 81 49, 30 .rn,.;ns ne store with dne open.
a., rcr nothsy black smith shop, wagon shop caoine'
shcp, etc. Three buildings are now being competso,
one Of which, Of ample dimensions ana intended 10,
On the main travelled road and the nearest puehc
soess miles distant very fair indueement. are IN u
presented 20 any one Wishing 70 en9ase w ~
nese cav min IL In opesstion y mics 10" VIC
tov and erist mill Is being erected NJ me sains
place to-, -, v.yy
.-.n.sh,. tr,ras and those wishing 70 build and To-
ssse mere viii have such Inducements presented the
ss are rarely offered. Good improved farms can DC
JAS. =. BGRSSIbkS.
Hsus erass Oct IN, leS4-wkwn
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r7VcYVTeT TURNYTURE STORE.

~ FEARING would respectfully inform his iris nd !,
r,;sn,e Establishmen 10 the brick buidine OF
DR.. Jas Hai, IN Front between Main and Braay ss.
adjoining Van Tuyl Cooks where ne WI e"nrnu
- carry on the business - c0nd ueted ~ "
10 a The Oia stand in BaxaF buildings.
o. hand large assortment OF
READY MADE FURNITURE
which he will sell at tbs lowest priess.
Rav~nvSnFt. March 4fh. lisa.
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SAMUEL PERRY,
Cloths, Cassimeres and veatings,
STOCKHOLDERS

ryhe Dayei pot Ga. liyhi AMI Cox co.npanv wi
~ ,s,i kai tie. that tn. f'+ nstti'n"n' Of IS =
~ WIS he IN first das ofOt tob.- ard N.
-sa MAJ, ,r'Sp.r cent frat day - \ cub
slant o.ha, on man, -har.s 70 r.-e.rt IL now le
Pleas. "a la pay up al W :. ar st nv .nicnc-
GE :. l.. NICHOLS
Soy9 Sec'ty Il Trsasnrer.
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nllr.cltclx.,e
New Arrival Of
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.

AIRS. 4. MeSEAL bss just received large a
ASI soTtmept Of Winter NJ ,liiusry. consis,rg .
Velyets. Piumes, Emi roiirrics. Artificial Flossn
Ribbons, &e &c. IN fact yp,.. raj assortment sooA
Pertaining ta her business, viii, vii be sold ~ nss
ufnctured In the latest a,d most approved manner
store Va the South west corner 81 Second AID Pen
SIS. nrst corner above Smiths Variety Store.
Davenport, Oct. %. 1854.
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UNDERTAKING. OF THE PEOPLE

branch 81 Science aud An In this country, ana g
peciay In Davenport, the art Of making covering ~
The s1as Assa@
UNDERSTANDING OF THE PEOPLE
has not beef, forgotten, fP there has beena er bosi
and Shoe Mandatory ard Store established ~ i'aN
export on Brady between Second and Third where
ever, variety Of the most fashionable Boots noes
cnn be found and that may DC generaii! Know NY.
such ID the ease the subscriber takes this opporun!
10 inform the public that he has an hand the 'arges
stock of Boots & Shoes that Was ever offered ~ nm!
store In the State, all ~ his mako aud warrate
TO be as good as any custom work made ~ THIS country
which he Offers to sell nj icss prices than much nferoi
articles can be bought for elsewhere Also he 10 pre-
pared to make to order any and all kinds Of
shionabIe Stale OF Boots and Shoes ut sh0u notice.
Particular Attention
will be raid 10 the manufacture OF Gents ene sewea
Boots and fame, Shoes; also Ladies' npe Black and so
ored CATERS Glove Kid Polkas, Jenny Lnds buskin'
Fancy Slips. &c.
LEATHER AND BINDINGS
Con s,antly on hand. large stock Of Sole Leather
co Innings, Binding Pegs, Nails, Thread, Caloon and
a articles usually KEEP, III finders stores which will be
sold at the lowest ma. ket price.
To merchants and especially Boot ard shoemakers
would saw most cmphaticaliy tn = have on hand
100 Cases OF the Best Boets and Shoes that WA
ever brought into III country. which are offered to the
trade ut prices that will compete with any house ~
III. Western States, and nll who are in want u home
made Boots and Shous respectfully invited to cx
this stcrk before purchasing elsewhere.
w. &. POTTER, Proprietor
w. c. BurrxRrrrLp, Agt.
June 10, N
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. BOOTS I SHOES

DRY GOODS, ax0CI1US. BOOTS Z SHOES
THE subscriber has receieed large addition 10 his
stock OF Goods in all the different departments ma
king II 40 usual the most attractive assortment TO be
found in this region Of country.
You will And almost any thing you want In the DRY
GOODS line, whether staple or fancy, and the same Of
Clothing, Donnsts, 2ats, Caps, Boots and shoes.
In HARDWARE the assortment il larger than any
other not exclusively such.
His GROCERY department IL not excelled BY many
that keep nothing else.
LOOKING CLASSES, CKOCkERf aAd CLASH
WARE. good assortment
He 10 able 70 All orders for most Of the Moline mans
faetu red articles short notice. An examination viii
prove his stock to be more various than u onen con-
esived NJ.
He i. not to b undssod for ready pay whether cash
OF produce.
r. B. Chain Pumps 40 ssasl in abundance at whole
sale and retail. WIN. A. NOUksb
Moline. June 9Th. 1854
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TEAS,.

4 FINE assortment ofeke,cs Greer and Blaesisd
~ rec wed and for sale by
ALVoRD e. VAN PAT1N'
Davenport Oct ~. Opposite the Post of q
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rAxr cAss or YouR HORSES.

r Tho Nav York Harness Store Is 70 b. found large
~ assortment Of Horse BLANKETS ready made ana
strapped, frcm el,75 10 $1,000 per hianhet. Also
arsc lot OF SirsinEles from 3Oc ~ - ~; 49,. ~
most excellent assortment Of saad'esi no" ss'St
TO $500 ~. Ia,
of every thing in the line.
Whips! whips.
The largest and cheapest lot Of Buggy and Team
Wins ever before offered here, s,
The subscriber designs heretofore to furnish the
best articles in his trade 70 be found IN THIS part OF Inc
country.
Give him call; Second Of, doorsfrnm Brady;
- $500 G. W. BARNES.
Davenport, oetai. lsM d-f
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PRO BONO PUBLIcO!

HAVING purchased the entire intcres, Of Js, u
i Dumont In the Stove. Tin. Copper and shsrI,, ~,
business. formerly carried on by the firm OF III ro.
d RlOfHAh; would respectful. announce 70 "
friends, patrons aud the public generally thai Wy
continue the same business nj the same stand Bias
ST. sdst side, Betreea I'd and Sd and invite all hs''
ing articles IN nay line to give me ii call
Persons fayorng me with their orders ms, ptlt ,a
upon having their work done promptly sns''ah,JI',
md ia u workmatlike manner, for | am deiermneo
use my utmost rtioss TO please ALL in qsa"'sis"
ttv and rriee. ,u
Al great expense have secured The ser,eo 'y r.,
JAS. II. Dunont, who will personally attend 70 !" W.
FER and PLuNpIss work as heretofore.
\. b. All work warranted. lam,
davenport, Iowa, Sep, esth lsI-uw-u
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
WOOD w ARD & HARRIS,
Are opening at their
New Store Room,
On Brady Street, 2 doors above the Post Office
VERY large stock OF seasonable Goods
French and English Merinos, allWooi,
De Lains, Plain and Plaid Silks,
Black Silks, Pop.ins,
Plaid Merinos, Ladies Cloth for Mantillas,
Sack Flaunels, Ginghams,
Prints Broche, Bay State and other kiats.
Long and Square SHAWLS;
Embroideries,
Collars.
Undersleeves,
Habits.
Edgings and Inssr.ings.
Black Silk Lace,
Dress Trinmings,
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,
Muslins Irish Linen, Chicks, Carpets, &C.;
Yankee Notions Og ali kinds.
Boots aud Shoes. Glass and Qneensware, Look ing
Glasses. Groceries. nc, &c.
All ofwhch having been purchased at unusually low
prices. will he sold very low for cash short ersd
IL. Remember, Brady st, doors above the Post
Office. WOODWARD X HARRIS.
Davenport, Sep, &c, 1854.
Drank LEsLlE's Gazette ofFashions for Novem-
q ~.
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METROPOLITAN FIRE MARINE INSu-
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.
cv.,-, C,rrA. $500 600
,.v q .e,r.I, .pup $500 Goo
A, AILAnLE ASSETS AYPLicAsLE TO oursTAxptss RISKS
$50 ,asI
r W THAYys secv. LETTER MoNsos prest.
This ON pany organized under the stringent laws OF
Massachusetts. has established Agency AT Daven-
port, and viii issue policies against Fire or Marine
loss on a. f,v orable other responsible IN
81 the kind NO dividends viii be paid TO
stoekhoder. till the Capital reaches half million by
the accumulation OF profits. Losses promptly adjusted
and paid at this Agency.
References,
Messrs rhayer, Bankers, Boston. Messrs Doan, King
4 Co., st. Louis, j. NJ Beebe Morgan q Co, Boston,
& Co, Boston, John Lavender, Esq., St. Louis,
Messrs. J. P. Chaplin 4 Co., Chicago,
Ramsey, b o. & Co.
j. II. Durham Co,
E. Tinkham, Esq. Cashier Marine Bank .
Apnly Al the Banking House OF MEG segor, Lawes,&
Blak emore A. w. McGhEUOn, AEeht
Sept 81 1854
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100. 600 BRICKS
MORE NEW GOODS.
GARDEN LOTS.

ENOUR Lots Of Five Acres each sitr.ted ore G
Il north Of city Of nuv export. Fast sds - I'd
bugs Road. Also Eight lot. ri Four Acres each n
Eight l"is Of One AeFp each situated mile torh 4
city of Davenport the Hiekor, Groyr Rnsd, "a
eide; apply to g. l.. Davenport.
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Hso2xGe1, LAv1e = 1LAx11o1k,
1aakszs, xxsAanss, 1sts A1aal Estate Brokers,
| Ne. . 10 Claire New,
Davenport, lows.
/ rpNcr~s and Btu collected and proceeds remit
any part Of the United ssasesss current rates o.
T-TThe highest current ntsa paid for 1isis # E1'
lsAsaxs, Geld Esd Silver.
United siates aud Europe for sale atlowest rates.
/ TFInrxRxsr ALLOWED on Deposts, on time or to DO
TriAs. W.ss Arrs constantly on hand and for ssle
| TTRsAL Estate bought and sold on commission;
paid e, sn SSssr ssa
| TfBs.Ds and Mortgages bought ana so'o auu so.''
"esess'sa' -REPRR TO- 8
| JOHN THOMPSON. ESQ, Banker, y: Z.
MsssRs. PAGE & BACON. Bankers, st Louis, Mo.
$. u. MANN, Cssh. Rock leland Bank z. l.. Hl..
ALEX. ". MORRISON,
Atssrasy At Law and Rotary Public.
No.. g LIE CLAIRE ROW
REAL ESTATE.
IDARTIcUI.AR attention given 70 the buying and
II selling Re Eststs on commission Paying Of Tax
Having complete Abstracts Of titles 70 all land. In
rs ma arnsh Corset abstracts; draw Deeds Mort
CAGES and ali other instruments Of writing and take ae-
acknowledgements az the snoVeU hotico anu y" s"o mus
M,GREGoR, LAwEs 4 BLAKEMoRE.
~ 900 ACRES Of choice land for sale on liberal
lVsU(bV terms in lots 10 suit In Scott, Clinton ana
Cedar counties; apply TO
MeGRREGOR, LAWES BLAkkMoRE.
NIrY PROPERTY FOR sALE-A numbe. Of houses
lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated IN dinerens
parts city, to suit purchasers, for sale on asora
"'' M.GREGoR, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.-A number of inn
l proved far,ns for sale very favorasle terms.
Apply TO-. tJune Q. 1853
MsGREGOR, LAWES & RLAkEMoRE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-we have for sale
most desirable farm five mifes from Davenport.
on the lows City road OF eighty acres highly improved
with good frame dwelling. kitchen, cellar, &C., barn
and shcds-a well of excellent water, DC.
The above property is most beautifully and fayors
bly, situated and will be .oid at bargain.
N'GREGOR, LAWES & BLAkEMoRE.
IN6URAN CE.
FIRE MARINE AND LIFE RISKS taken at this
Agency in responsible Companies and on the most
reasonable terms.
Merchants and Shippers will be allowed return pre-
mlum Of i2B y cent.
NcGREGOR, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE,
aug NO LIZ otAiRk NO"
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Trus,e, and shoulder Braces.

/ TINE only prize medal for Irusses was a~afaeu 10
| i Marsh & Co, 81 Maiden Lane. New York, by the
Industrial exhibition OF ai nations ut tho Crystai fai
ace for thor new Truss thus giving II through their
surgical c,n%i!see praless" ra M nha,is Inn
prnatur for which the inventor has abored Tor me
las, twenty Ave years
n,eacs and surgical profession Of New York and Is
considered BY them az constructed on the most cor
p,n.p fo the a,ssl s"1e fsRrcr
An improved article for expanding the chest and pre-
serving symmetry NJ form md 50 constructed as TO
bring the bearing over tho shoulder SO as to prevent
' Il sRsH's ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Which are worn with much comfort, having no steel
springs yet fectly elastic with shape and pressure
Erad.ia,ed TO sui, the ease where required
Sod in Davenport only by FRANCIS JAC0bY, Jr.
Druggist and Apothecary, Brady between % ard 3p
streets.
Oct 10, 1854.
NE have good assortment Of
w Tiekfngs,
s'rjFp ,sS,e,.
Linsey's,
Shcetings.
Knapp & REDMoS,s.
M. O lie Claire Row.
LADIES NOTICE.
THE ia,es, fashions for Cloaks. Talma..s Baslses,
: Dresses, at Mrs MARTINS,
South side of Sd St, three doors East Of Brady.
Hats and Bonnets Blsached and Pressed,
A good Dress Maker and apprentices wanted
Oct 81, 1854
I,ENTLEMEN can HAD good and large assortment,
Shirts,
Collars,
Crayats,
Stocks,
Hanakfs,
undershir.,
Drawers,
Gloves aud
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!

MOT at the Le Claire Honse but right opposite to IL
~ nj the Store OF he we'll known Merch III Tailor,
L. w sTEINBERG 2D STREET.
ofa well assorted stock OF ~ eads Mad O. Ot u !.
ing, Hats. Caps, Trunks. Carpet -. Shirts era
watts. &c. &c.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
tho will favor him witb their call. an honest and up
light dealing
.Ein prize aud aurlii, ofgoods utla compete
With amy esta bllshIn"ia II this en-
Pla"se call AMI rxamiI ~, rood- before y"O GO
i,ewbere, A. NiEpKEs AGENT
Davenport. Ntyi --nr@ y
AIDES Fine Black md fau eolor.i g. tiers. f,-
-. md made 81 ord. at tie New 81 = TO" on
Bod, 81. JGli6
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- 9RV7T0 HA08INx0.

vv@HK subscriber 10 Agent for Wheeler. wnson =
i Gov superior Sowing Machines-ey .ne nc o.
49, -s.hines verv mach Of that which hiss been .
1r,dsevv becomes but pleasant txsk-any VINO navr
,ssd Nrs. Oske Smiths Letter Published IN INC
Tybsps sometime since, in relation 70 mem, WI, nes
- thess beautiful and truly LaSsr ssssnG 1aesss
epe,.se can Be erxtined BY calling At my store.
INA A. Nav YORK prices. adding freight, oifA rae
,es.sre he buyer has the opportunity Of iss'n'"S
e ass TITS. voupsR
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THE undersigned have his day entered mo Wh
-. IA Rs;aii Crceery, Boot and Shoe and Queens
~ bssine.s under he nrm and style OF BAILEY
49, S..A - en- the "Brick Store below the Mil
:. - Lnsee between Brady and Perry streets, ana
so,icit shars Of the public pstronaee:
eAM'L. X. RARALkY,
n THOMPSON.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ONCE JOG Broadway, N. Y.
AGENCY No.8LE CLAIRE BLOCK, DAVENPORT.
C.p,1.t 4so0,g00.
PtIsy Fsxrxuy Ac;uary MoRRn FRAxKLts Prest.
A. w. McGREGoR, Agent.
Sent 81. 1854
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4 NEW and fashionable Family Carriage at $50 iess
N than New York prices. Apply at th. ofiice.
Sept 90, 1854
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WANTED,

WANIEU,
TIME and SIGHT BILL on the East and South "a
which the highest current rat = will be paid by
AuglS McGREGOR. LAWES & BLAKEMoRE,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

sNsties - DeeshAssaess.
r,Gf fs.fsA lpssameus cf Ave per cent "a sscok q
IL = IA RI Cos ledaS a HI xovs0bss and
,~xshe 4 - ol1ea of Ceox q SARsDHr-and Ave per
SAT v IS due al payable q 0ne plscs on lssh O
eacA mouth tAoroansI III tusthet nedcc.
-, ~ afsSrw&,v4f Aosr. Treasurer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-19

TIE CASH system IN THE News
Pa PER Business. The Rev Mr.. Pat
to b, Of Hartford, who contributes !; r.
til les for the New England Religious
Ii erald, makes public the following
i we cheerfully endorse it, and pas S
itlover to our readers:
1T is our personal opinion that
I'd newspaper should be sent On a
credit. Advance payment is the
Only reasonable plan and to that it
will all sooner or later come. If no
M n is allowed to travel on rail car
ST amboat, or coach, or to enter a
co hcert room or other public exhibit
It'd n, without first paying the stipu-
ated price, much more should sub
;cfibers scattered all over the coun-
-r} and owing one or two dollars
eaF h for paper, be required to pay
he cash down.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-19

hereafter receive t be bonds of the
State to receiV e Railroad Iron from
the Penltentiary, of the description
they may order, and to any amount
they may have State bonds to pay
lor. 1t also fixes The price to be
charged for iron at less than the
market price FOR. such iron delivered
in Tennessee, and as further induce
mentto companies holding the State S
BOMBS, TO. purchase their iron at
home the bill gives them further
time to pay TIE interest accruing on
the bonds that they may be owned
by the Penitantiary, a nd when the
Penilentiary Shall have become the
owner of a sufficient amount Of the
bonds of the State 1.-TWO hundred
thousand dollars) they are to be sub
stituted for the bonds of the State
issued for the erection of the Peni-
tertiary, &c, and the latter bonds
delivered up and cancelled.