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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
lcorrss9on i,nce ofihe Journal Of Commerce.
The Court OF Claim,.
WAsHissros, Saturday, July

WAsHSsros, Saturday, July IA.
The Court of Claims is now prepared for
business. The subj set Of rules o. proceed-
ings now occupies their at, ntion. Their
bar will be numerous, and embrace much
aud varied talent and experience. The sixty
members now admitted is only the vanguard
of the coming force. The Attorney Gem
eral is to b. heard on the subject o m otons
for rules in the Executive Departments. -
These motlnes are for rules requiring the
departments tofurnish papers and accounts.
The construction ofthut provision of the
law establishing the Court which authorizes
the Court to require from the departments
any papers on their files, embracing all acc.
ountswhicb may have been examined durin.
the sixty years, or from the beginning of the
G Government is yet to be settled. II that
provision be literally complied with, the
Government will require an army of new
erks-lor the agents Of claimants will not
be disposed TO spare the Government any
labor n the prosecution OF their suits.
The Court bids fair, in the opinion of its
: friends, To answer the important ends for
which hey es'ab shed it. Congress will not
I refuse 10 recogoniza its de cisions as impair.
! tal, Just aud final, and carry them into. eff
/ feet. Should the Court command public
confidence, by the character of its proceed.
I ings, it will, no doubt, be ultimately con-
I s,ituted as a Court OF the last resort, in re-
lation to the subjects within its jurisdiction.
1t was proposed several times in Congress
| to give the Court final jurisdiction, but
friends ofthe bill opposed it, only for the
reason that it might endanger the passage
of the bill. Besides il was urged that this bill
was merely experimental, and would be mod.
flied as experience might suggest.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

A MOTHERS LovE.-Tuetday afternoon,
4 child Is months old, son OF Mr.. Daniel
Warren, who resides at 52S Commercial
street, was left alone for few moments in
"A chamber, and upon the return of the wo-
man who was attending him, was not to be
found in the room. Search was immedi-
ately made by the attendant, and Mrs. War
rem went into the attic and looking out OF
the scuttle, found the child at the caves Of
the roof, sitting in the gutter with his feet
hanging over the outer edge. The little fell
low was screaming with all his might, and
without for moment thinking OF the dan
ger to which she was exposed, ske slipped
down the roof 10 the caves and Selling her
darling boy bore him in safety to the attic.
when she instantly tainted, and it was with
much difficulty she was restored to con-
sciousness. Several persons witnessed the
occurrence with great fears for the safety OF
both mother and child. Boston Journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

RlGHrFuL ACcUMULATIoS OF MIS-
roRFUsEs.-The widow OF the late Admiral
noSer' Is now suffering from most dire ac-
emulation OF misfortunes; the first of these
"4s the death, from cholera, Of her neph-
e"' az Balaklava. This was followed by
,he deceasa, from the same cause, of her
husband The mex, intelligence abe re-
rived was TO the effect that her house in
t % country had been burned to the ground,
scarcely had she been made acquainted
S'Vh inns fact, when the failure of Messrs
s~aaan's bank had deprived her Of an
nnouht OF not less than thirty thousand
pounds; and TO crown all her misery, she
aas now son before Sebastopol who, il is
expected, cannot long survive.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

A California paper, speaking of the first
tide OF emigration to California, says:
"The country was settledb by men, mostly
by the young, at all events by men without
families. Nearly every one here can re-
member the time whom woman was . Curl
osity"
Can any body remember the time whom q
woman was not a eurio.ity!-punch
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
BEAUTY and UTILITY.

BEAUTY and UTILITY.
NEinvite the special attention Of those iD want OF
w Books For The Table 10 our fine variety ofthose
articles:-
Splendidly Bound and illustrated;
= We have all the Fayorite Poets;
number of Elegant Floral Works;
And various p ppular Works in Prose;
We will name few Of them;
Particularly adapted for Presentation Books;
The White Veil. A Bridal Gin;
Tuppcrs Proyerbai Philosophy, Superb Edition;
The Diadem, Tho Souvenir;
Byron, Antique Bidding, QuaTto size;
Ditto Gilt Morocco;
Burns, do do
Poets Of Connecticut,
Dictionary nf Poetcal Quotations Antique;
Fiorabel Poetry Of Flowers;
Mrs Heman's Poems, Papier Mache Bindingj
With Many Others Equally Fine,
For sale very Low,
June 2d, 1855 At No. LIE Claire Rock.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

EMIGRANTS TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.
HESN, Williams & Co.'S Township Maps are the
best. being comp led from the United States Sur
yeys, official Information, and personal rceounois
sance: showing the streams roads to wns post Offices
county seats, works of Internal Improvement. ETC..
etc. Being published within the state in fact the
only teiiable and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Reirg regular appointed agents for the sale oil
these maps we are prepared TO furnish them to the
trade at the publishers lowest wholesale rates, by
the single copy. Also:
300 doz. J. H Cotton y Co. and Ensign, Bridgman
& Fanuings maps fthe United States Western States
and the states Of illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, and Territories OF Minnesota Kansas and Ne
brsska rsale, wholesale or retail. by
WARREN x RHhWN.
Book sellers and stationers, Dealersin Wall Paper.
Window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island,
Post onicc, Davenport. Apl. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

mere were six'y-three steamboat disss.
,e's upon the Western Rivers from January
" June, 1855,
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Beautiful Small Farm.

S,PLENDID LOT, being corner OF ih and LIE Claire
- Street. TO lease for years, renewable or build
ing vauat ON ii end ofterm. This lot is I2D
by Ga feet running f. ON Alb to Depot. Terms Easy.
ALSO, East Of the first Block Of Lots North of Col
lege ground, west side Of Brady Street, 10 Lease
for 10 years.
July 10 Ia DIS 81 STEWART.
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Books 4 Stationery.


DERFORATED Paper;
1 White aud Assorted Colors;
For sale at
May 30, 1855 No. lie Claire Block.
DoXES of Paints;
ID Osbornes Water Colors;
English ditto;
Cheap Toy Paints; For sale
may3O AtNo. LIE Claire Block.
SARG MIS- Standard Reader;
fuiisnpply received and For Sale
may 80 No. Z LIE Claire Block.
L>XTRA Bound Lcdger.;
IL Journals;
Day Books;
Common Full Bound ditto;
Common Cheap do do
Tavern Registers; For sale
may 80 No.. lie Claire Block
- ECEtPT Books, Bill Books;
IL Books Of Blank Notes;
Sheets Of blank Notes and Drafts;
DITTO Bills Ladng; For sale
may 30, 1855 At No. I lie Claire Block.
JUST Received by Express at No. lie Claire Block,
lot ofiarge Legal Envelopes:
Tracing Cloth; Bill Books, etc
Also Agricultural Publications, consisting of
Landscape, Gardening; Farm Impleme ntsand
Homes for the People; New Works;
May Flower, BY II. Beeeher stowe;
Western Tourist, etc; Maps of Iowa;
Hem, Williams 81 Co. Township, for Families, ION
Roiiers) and Davenport Directory;
June w. H. HOLMES Y Co
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
NOTICE.

FINHE Books accounts and stock of merchandise of
The IOWA BOOK KODMS,
No. &c Bradybe Fad aud 3rd SITS.
Davenport, Iowa.
having been transferred 10 the undersigned, all per
sons having claims against the above establishment
previous to the 10Th inst, requested to present
them for settlement and al accounts ewing viii be
rcccved'alihe old stand b. the subscribers.
mo lGIs55. ELI ADAMS d co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE.
an BRADY STREET. third dood from Sd street
~ We now opening stock of ready made
Clothing, manufactured by W. +. Jennings, Broad.
way, New York of the best material and in his best
style, which We shall sell at The LOWEST PRICES.
Gentlemen invited 10 call and examine our stock
Davenport. June 80 d tf HILL IL co.
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A CARD.

MISS lie COOK would inform theiadies Of DaveA.
NJ port, that she will give n,tEucstoue on the
Piano and Guitar, and will also give iese0pa - upG
Rcok Rocms. Ifrequired will wait op pVpils st theiY
residencs Tosfurther particulars rsfet y Mr. Graz.
dali at his usc store. er
June 18th. diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
REMOVAL.

THE subscri be rhas removed hsFurniture ssabtsh
L ment TO his new brick building on Brady between
Third and Fourth Streets East aide, where he pre-.
pared accommodate his customers with every thing
In his line of business.
ISRAEL HALL.
Davenport, Sept 18th, isS4-trw-u
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Notice.

II Notes dueus, that are mott paid orreBewed before
a Ist Of June next will be handed to Cook and Dillon
for Collection by legal process.
May, 1rst. 1855. COOK 4 SARGENT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
FOR SALE,

TWO Ornamental Cottages on Ainsworth StYeet,iD
i Green's I'd addition to City Of Davenport; good
well OF water and pump in kitchen-Lots well fenced.
AppIyto COOK SARGkNT,o or
S. RUSSLE DOW.
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gankiag.


s.aAN K1E19ss
COOK q SARGENT, Davenport, Iowa
COOK, SARGENT 4 DOWAEY, Iowa city, lows
COOK, SARGENT 4 PARKER, Rsch bland, IFS.
COOK, SARGENT q COOK, Fl. Des NoiBeo, lev
Bankers q Dealers In Exchange
Notes and Bill collected and prseeeds rsnifte6 70
any part Of the United Sfsfss.
Bulls Of Exchange on all the principal eft3eo
Of the United States and xu1spe,
Bought and Sold.
TTMcns. remitted to Europe In sight Bill, vht
can be cashed in any tewn in England, Ireland %
Wales In sums 81 upwards.
ssRefef tee
K. w. CLARK, st. Louis, Mo.
Z. w. CLARK, DODGE 4 co., New York.
h. w. CLARK e. CO., Philadeiphia.
J. w. CLARK CO., Boston, Mass.
GEORGE SMITH & Co.. Chicago
HATCH LASGDoN, Cincinnati, Ohfs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
Great Bargains.

Great Bargains.
LAND FOR SALE.
tao ACRES w ar. see Is Town SO X East, ie
lou miles from town, fns spring, and land rich,
only $3.50 peracre cash. Applyto
June "A '55 EADS slEW nj.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

5000 REV a RID!
fTNO WHOEVER WILL BRING THE OFFENDER
i TO JUSTICE. A threatening letter has been
sent to strasbcrger & Loeyenstein, Wholesale and
Retail dealcrsn ready made clothing and Gents Far
nishing Goods, No. lie Claire Row, Davenport. for
selling their goods 25 per cent, lower than any other
store in the city. Theyw II not be frightened or Btm
dated by yny such threats They intend TO continue
the same practice as long they please, and from
this time to make a still further reduction. They
warrant their goods as represented. Come andJudge
for yourself From this date they intend to make
still further reduction nd sell at 80 per cent lower
than any other house has offered. Astonishibgy
low prices at the Great Western Clothing House.
june &c IS i.Iy STRasBgReKR & LoEvEss,EIs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
NOR sale W offs W i23,79,I;
Il Oetli by WHITAKER & GRANT.

A FARM in Blue Grass, on the Muscatine road
"A miles from Tow
I60acres unde once, i 80 unde ultiv alton;
40acrestin ,er; watered by running streams;
Fors,le ldyaatageous; Apply to
OctIJ WHITAKER d GRANT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
For Sale Cheap!
WOvE WIRE FENCE.

WOVE WIRE FENCE.
CtAMPLES of this new article of Fencing are now To
- be seen at J. A. BOYD q CO., Stove Store corner
OF Rock Island and Second Streets, where order will
be received, by the quantity at Lowell prices, adding
freight This Fence will cost for the best sty about
81 rs per rod when set, which is little mare than
good boa I'd Fence, and will last ace. Apply to
II. S, SLAYMAKER, Agent
Fer the Lowell Wire Fence Co.
JuIy dim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
Life Insurance.
Building Lots.
Teas, Teas, Teas!

Dn1 packages from Glib boxes to schests put up
~ expressly FOR family use at very low prices
ut Is and w KELLY'S
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vSRANK LEsSLlE'S Fashions for July, al
il judy LsClaire Block
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Hydraulic Cement.

an Water Lime, kept constantly On hand and for
~ sale by
June 9g-tf BURROWS 81 PRETTYMAS.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-27
For the Cdkdniaa.

For the CaltdOniaa.
To NY COUNTRY.
0, free and happy country mine
Long may thy freedom last
A boon descended from the past
To us-and coming time!
A. to his cherished hearth Of homo
a mindful son doth cling,
And grieves when fortune bids him roam
Till back he turns his wing;
So to thee. my country, cleave,
Whn'c'er thy lot may be,
For thou art more than home to me
'Twere more than grief to leave.
Thou art the spot where lived and loved
My ancestry ofold,
Whose ashes, now returned to dust,
Thv bosom still doth hold.
Twas thine the soil from which sprang.
Beneath thy shade grew.
And drank thy breath Of freedom in,
As flowers the falling dew.
To thee, when have done with life,
MAY ] ut last return;
No other soil shall smould the fires
That in my bosom burn.
No wonder, then. my heart still ciings
To thee and all that's thine;
For, like dover that wedlock brings,
Wha;e'eris thine, is mine.
Mine is thy freedom and thy rights,
Thy patronage and name;
Thy blessings and thy dear dclights,
Thy honor and thy fame.
The Gsis of thy powerful arm
Ger me and mine is spread,
TO guard our else dcfenceless head
From danger and from harm.
Long, long, with mingled stars and stripes
Thy sheltering banner wave
To every friend dear delight.
A terror to each knaye.
Death to the traitor who would mar
Our .n;;sn or our fame;
To every foreign minion, war,
Who. needless Of his aim,
Would blot our flag one stripe or etai,
To derogate our name.
o. free and happy country mine;
Long may thy freedom last
4 boon descended from the past
To us-and coming time.
NJ. DCRANr.
erva, Nv, Dec. IG. 1854,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-27
NOTICE..

VINHE subscriber will be at the public house of
Preston Thavcr. in Barnet on the l>t Monday
OF january and April next from 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
To- T. NJ. on each day.
Any persons having demands against widow
Lydia Cu>hman. late OF said Barnet, deceased. vii
please present them for adjustment.
Sc EPACEETT
:. - ,.,,. ". - 1sr. cof.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-27
The greatest Medical Discovery
o. = H : AGE.

" IA LiS -
ME. KENNEDY. OF E',xhurv Na~>. lll~ !i>cov
va cred in ore e.. common pasture wcr,i- Il
remedy thl' clifc> ,t,8 lin! Il irua.. from rl,.
v"r>: >rr"tula down to- common ninrrlc H.. has
tired il in over eleven hundred ca>,., and never
faded except in two c>,.~ both Thunder lui,ror
He ia- II his n">>,~-i,n over two hundred
certificates "i - 'aH; a.. within twenty miles OF
Boston.
TM" bottle ar" warrantcito cure a nursing sore
month.
One to three tot,c- will cure tie worst kind of
pinplc- oh tie I9cc.
Tw" or three bottle viii cufci the system ofbilc>.
Tw" bottles NE warranted t"curc the worst can
kcr in the mouth an, stomach.
Three t. tivc bottles NARRATED. 10 crre ;,,
worst cl-r II cry ~ipcas.
Oue 10 two bottles are warranted To- c,,re all In,
NOR III th"cyr~.
1w" i"ti!c~ n" warranted :" cure running Of the
ears and blotchc~ among he HAIR
-Four TO six bottles warranted to cure corr;,,,.
and running ulcers
One bottle wlcurr Scalv cruptions of The skin
lw""r three bottle warranted to cure the worst
case of riigwori.
Tw" or three bottles are warranted to crrc ,hc
most desperate cases of rheumatism.
lnrcc or four bottles are warranted 70 curc thc
salt rhcum.
Five t" rigl: bottles will cure the very worst
cases Of >t.roina.
benefit i always experienced from Tie first bn,
tie, ami l,,'i,, cure i warranted when tI, above
quantity is taken.
Nothing looks :" improbable to those who have in
VAN tired I'LL the wonderful medicine, of the i,,.
rs that c"lhinon weed. growing on the ,,:i>trrc:
and along old >tone walls: Should cure every I'm
ni"f III The >y>'cm: Vet II i now fixed TACT If
N"u have y hiln"r ii has 70 start. There are no IFS
nor and>. huns nor ha about lis ~uiiinc some
but not yours. rcd!led over thousand bottles
t" II III the vicinity Of En>ton. lnow the elI..,
:" ii IN every case. Il has already dol;c some Of
me greatest c'!rc> eyer done in Massaciiu>ct..
ave II I" cr: Il wear old; To old lco;,leo, XIV
nave seen poor. ptu!v. wcrmv !ouki. children,
whose tic>il wa sci" "nd f'ahy restored To- ,crt;o
state "i health hv orc bottle
!" those lio are subject 10 4 sick headache ,r,
hottie will always cure il. 1t Gives great relief in
ca'aErh and diAz.n"->. Some WHO have tokco il
have been co>.lIc ior veal. and have Lce, r..,l,t
ed hv H. Where the body j. sound II work n,,,,.
easy. but where there i any dera, oc,ncn, -, Via,
innrt"il> {" hl1rc. il will cause very ,inoul.r t
!l.rS. hut Won must not be aarmc-t,,, .i,..,,'.
disappear in from Il ur ,!ay- to \ week IL.r.
never a tad rc-i! from -on The contrary vi, ON
tt tecling~ gone ,-";i v ill feel v,ur,t lfriLc
P'iS"h' :hr"rd some Of the most cxtrayaran. on
cotun- 81 II ever inan ~.cr",ito
y" change of diet j cvcruccc,sarv. Eat tho hos,
voH can GET. and enough oft.
A:"''lcc:Ir>. trlicr> and Others who world Ill n
10 act Is agent please send III their orders 70 EPCn
= HMi II. Mont pclicr, General Aacn. for Vernon,
Sod also brJ. {. BINGHAM. St Joh,!,burv. Van
5aAINAED Co. Dan,j!!e; Isaac WAITS. pc,cb
v "fra' !~r1o,, ;.a'-,e ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-27
IRON PLANER

Which the have recently put in operation which
Is capable of planning twenty feet i'll length. forty
eight inches i'll width and lortvtwo inches in depth.
with which they are prepared with experienced
workmen to do any .iobS Of planning at short notice.
10 the entire satisfaction Of their customers. They
have also in connection with their business expert
enced Pattern Makers. and Can supply orders in
that line.
The Saw Mil. Board and Claphoard Plancr and
J"inting Machine connected with this establishment
are IN operation and constantly prepared with cx
periencei work1nen for Lu>ine>> in this line.
st. Johnsburv. Vt. .Iulv :, 1874 SS4tf
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Hollow Ware.

I'M f-ND " HUN BO.AEN.
Also other things made at common boundaries
One small Cook Stove. one small Box Stove. one
large Box Stove for Factories. and Drv-HOuse
Stove. This Stove cannot be beat
Ciothe, Reels, finished in good style, constantly
on hand.
@ Please give me call
!,"W!cT HAWKINS.
80 - Wy. snetf
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Agricultural Notice.

The Caledonia County Agricultural Society will
hold is Annual Meeting for the choice Of Officers
and the awarding ct Premiums on Field Crops. AZ
st. John>l,Urv. the 3"th d:v of Jauuorv instant
II |" o'clock. \ VI. THERON How AKD. Sac.
DluvIiIc. Jan. 9. I>,;,. .lIu:;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-27

eT"I cannot bear children" said Miss
Irim. disdainfully. Mrs. Darlington looking
over her spcctacIcs mildly before she re-
piled" Perhaps if YOU could, YOU would like
them better"
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Boston. Concord and Montreal Railroad

FiLL IND IrINTtE lEEINGtutNT
Horn'P "'d r., Dj,y Tran. Bl>co,.r.,.s,, !
ana after Monday. SEPT I. -. il.- &c
Passenger Train wilirlgn each WAY lai,,. >,.r
';iv> excepted
Lr''v" -. ,i"!.,i.lU1v f,rtle south. q.sa an.
Arriving II ". L. Junction at lal5ry
M tTaHl c'licc'> II " ell RIVER with ,ial -.
the h">t.i' cord :rd Montreal l., al forth, +.
and al Nh'c River In ci'n with ri,. Trans ,-.r,
A"f.eln III! u tci,ral E,a,l> Tor fh. East. : M
AMI West III Fellows Falls with The -r.,i,,. 81
'he>in'r and ll.,.aui l;':d- also iri The Ner7,l
lai!rV Eoai i'r = field Hartford ana y Nmk
la>-crEor- hv 'l tlal,l arrive ~ l>.ol 4, .. al
and New l"rk III I'm
Tram North MIL lc;.,e v. L. Junction at > CORN
or on the arrival # The iI.iii.- H. III l.-,on an!
Springfield. NJ. Which leave ilu-.. cii,> a; %
NJ arriving nj -. .loll;-l urv at I - T. Al
Passengers i,r tie l;t--'.i:I;,>;,. ur hi.. Noun
tam Roads. and Stage North fran 81 John >lllry
mus take the trains leaving :iaove. ii order 20
@et through the >lie daI. Co,.ilcc;joi.> aIe ma, 9
at Wells River hv the down and ~ Trains OF tlr
hlic Mountains Railroad IT. md :, l',,e,,r AZ.
intermediate >iaii'l~. ROBERT HALE. Su,'..
- I"hn>bnry. Am- % la 49,
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At Home. To Farmers,

4 LII persons in want Of any number Of Fair
banks Pow POINTS, or Rundv'> or Jones or
Noursc, RuggleS l. Masons, can call at nv shop
\ find them the best kind any day; also, Sled
Shoes stove Back
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-27
NEW GOODS
NEW STORE.

a
NNHE subscribers have Just received large as
Il sortment of new Goods, which they Will sell
low for Cash. Potatos. Wool Butter. Ifuia, yoo! weH
knit ,rcoi Socks. ondajq,nrcd oeoht
Consisting, in part, of the following articles:
All wool ThbctS, black, blue, brown. green and
crimson, do do plaided; all wool De
LANES plaide,l. blue. brown. green. pink
and crimson: Lvohcse cloths OF all
colors.
Colored and wool DcTaincs III Plalds; black SIR;
black Silks paided and striped; Dress Silks. Ladies
Cloths for cIoaks 4 capes with trimmings to match
Millinery Goods:
Ladies muslin & caln5rc Under~eeves Hdkis;
< Lace Collars; ladies Cap;
muslin and cambrc EI-in~S and Insertions; plain
and cold Straw Ecunet>, bonnet Ribbons; Dress
Trimmings, Nc.&c.
CARPETINGS:
A large assortme,. Of wool, cotton, hemp and oil
cloth Carpctlngs.
Boots, Shoes and Leather:
We employ constantly from 6 to experienced
workm To- manufacture bo0t, and shoes 10 meas
ure; also keep on hand down country made Boot>.
shoes and G;,i,crs Of every description. Gents and
Ladies Rubbers. Leather of all descriptions.
Rcady.Madc tlalhiag'
Who can think OF going thnly clad this cold win
ter when they can buV suit "t clothes :" csit'aN
at Weeks new Clothing Rooms? Gents. our goods
were bought cheap and We will sell cheap. Please
call and cxamine price. ard quality before purcha>
ing elsewhere.
w. /. Goods.
full assortment alway> Oh hand cheaper than
at any other store: also on hand, Pork, Lard Cod
Fish Mackcr,l, Lake Trout AMI Salmon.
Myuuwrr. Euckuy. Roam Pamr
Here is = chance to buy cheap. and for those
bout TO commence house keeping this i the place TO
get mmh g'"'s Tor iHh' cash.
ECRS. \ good assortment of Nictorinc> and
Cuffs: al>o Buffalo Robe Eutialo Ovcrcoat>, &c.
ShaWlS,
80 Ray state and Cashmere Shawl. winch vii!
bc soy, II low pcs.
G.. II. < j. NJ. WEEKS
Lyndon or.A l,54 >:.t'