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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21
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THE ALLIED POSITIONS IN TIE SEA OF

THE ALLIED POSITIONS IN TIE SEA OF
AZOFF.
THEK IMPORTANCE, AND WHAT NAY BE EFFECTED.
From the Lopdon News JUICE
IL probable that the same thought has been in the
mind o. every accomplished historical student in Eng
and and France since tie arrival Of the OF wast
taken place in the Sea of Azo. Men who know toe
history Of that wondering whether the st
has been gained and Of what may be done with the ad
y.AtAges which the conquest puts IN our power. II
seems Is very few people co.S appreciate al tbs or
the interest Of Sebsstopol II il true that the entire
circuit Of Black Sea interests appears TO depsnd So
the con Of the fourteen Russian fots the CrcAs
sian coast and whence have proceeded all the thresteV
ASs ssd EurOp. But, with ali this the oonmssd Of
the Sea OF Azof may be made by able aauAsemsnt, a.
iest as important 70 the ends o. the the reaas
QUESTIONS Of Russia snce the tine Of the Car Peer
and the conditions unier (Which their hstsroyere BUS
Of spss: a. so
back the course OF Russian sggresson and restoring
other people than Turks to peace, security and inie
II is no small ns.ter that mail comu an;catiou Ia !,
of between Russia and tue Caucasus and al thst les
below. No Russian ship carry mails in ne Blu X
Sea TIE route BY Kertch s.oppod The cir,ut oy
Azof snormous and even that road NO longer b.
yisn, We told and taey must be net little wantc
new that the inland routes rendered able OF
with scbsnyi and for preparing for effective warfare
in Asistc Turkey Georgia 10 thoroughly disse,tsd:
and Georgia NAY obtain isdspendsses wseasver she
military road oysr the ca.cssas and les without an,
ether highway than the OAspian. Under some snn
cips.ion OF Whist 10 taking place. Russia has pa.
more vessels Of war than OF commerce the Csspa,
but this resource does not seem to have dons her
much good. She could not have thus far held ne:
Trans. Caucasian provinces withcnt her well guarded
inland road. We may now compel her to show
whether the water Iouts win serve her turn. she tries
tie crcuious route By zgunTsg and Aso6 for mails and
troops sh< 70 liable The ncalcutdbe risks involved in TIE
dfsa9sctscn Of Ae CoaacAs fire Kuban Ths route
not - traverssd but By the aid and good win o. those
people; and small 10 the good WIN they bear 20 Russia
Maze soldiers against their wi tney ready 70
the first opportunity Of returning to their old socups
tons u herdsnen grAzsrs and agriculturis IL rests
with Ne 70 give hs the offer Of independence on return
TO the sway Of the Porte and 70 alliance with the 0reas
siarS.
Important - this f. there d sonsthiss more 20. We
need not remind readers that Of Ks,th
are lords 81 The hghwsy to Anphsrspe and MASTERS Of
the laid road 70 the Russian mainland. These facts
speah fer themselves. Few VIII nuch for eur hsv
ing the esst sturgeon In the world In set CAviars
issglass. vsbd sturgeon ere ysrynG HOans eat mel
TO 81 England and Franco s 70 Sturgeon 40
hrs and - akpsdAns ~ n w shiny waters " che
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ssAss ssysdiy. Kuteh, AraSss, essttehi, Arisask,
hsvs al ben svscssssd By TIE Russans two hundred
and Ssry merchant vessels azA fsur var ssansrs de-
stsoysd al tie essn magazines burnt and the prsvions
sfAs array in the 0rinsa sut en- II sssns, also. that
Tie Russian fortrsssss the esAst Of CsreAsSa win
al fan
Psrskep win IAsrtly b visited By the steam fs.la.
In addition to this, We expect - hear every day Of
great battle before ssbastspol.
Tbs Russians are certainly in an uncomtortabls po-
stisn, ths army relied upon the stores Of Asof for
Irsvsisns. Moreover, the army q The allies win be
excited By these repeated ssccsssss hat some great
attempt vim b made. Pslsisr 10 anxious 10 gain his
NsA Narahais baton, and the Sardnians to win their
spurs.
It 10 alnsst needless to say that the nsws fron the
East absorbs every other intelligence, yet stranger
h London would little have thought EaglAnd ct war
IL unaware Of the fact, he had been here Saturday
Pslses, ct Sydsnhan lie might have ministers Of
and opposition members discussing the merits Of
ross, some rare plant the welfare Of the en-
pirs depended upon it, and II thsrs such thing
~ Russia. Smiling faces, gay paraseb, dandy bon
nets, music scents and flowers, were the order 81 the
day.
Our latest news from Sch ssiopol Ii Of Sunday night
but for what any knows 70 the contrary Lord Rag
Ian and Lord Panmure may, ct this very moment, be
chatting with each other-one at Sebastopol and the
other in London.
Gysi has resumed her hold the British public, and
again re.gns queen Of the Opera Alboai to have
sung yesterday At the Crystal Palace but disappointed
ths public BY met sppsaring
The French are fortifying Ksmiessh.
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Il 70 Ne sAip bat The chsrsrers NOT hsv1nG - u1eo
than ninety per cent OF the ssoant 81 ~ ehste 49,
such Day1snt the oosly pockstng q - ebas-
denng hs voyage in suon case legal gait y nee -.
CURED morally, We little difference between 80
whitss while the eonssqusnees satailed are rosassiy
similar.
Such the condition Of the passsnesr a1s d 1es4
such win be that Of 1855, upses what can hArGp -
And the necessary steps not adopted, IL b4De
VIII assuredy Ne ct the door Of these who hsa TIE DDe
sy In their power
In esnciusion We would ask II underwriters anssS
faetss TO parties cesirous OF Asurng passage neDsy
paid In Hong Kong The system deserving Of snsoaT.
agenent
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1Ads hsrssk eonpsstsly ct the nsrsy II her
defenders: her hAsysnasass q no lsuesr but vsan
verd and psess 10 ssaeladsd IL emily sa.s g csuu-
tsrhe>asoisg the sssscitvs ana ssesrsing fnAssnes
. 70 b feand IN ths sxistsnos Of seasd Abe Rnsaan
lsrcs IN indirect protection q ne ssvsrsgn q Az
aul MeAd. ana a King Ohio, he This pstnt y dvsh
ct much hngth IN The ssnsoiye, and the asgunsnts
employed ssd 70 have producsd much erect q Won
M, Berlin, Munich, Dresden, and In the Soandnavian
must not omit to mention that psssaSs In the pa
pss touches on the prepositton Of L1rd ubsm.Ss no
merely respecting German tztsrssts, bat ahe thoss OF
the States Of the north and west o Eurcpe That pro-
position 10 ntsrprsted - dsct sttach On Prussia -
positive TO the Scandinavia Powers, The Han
seattle cities, Holland, Belgium, &C. IL 10 true II adds
that the proposition has bean rejected bat r nay b
brought on again; and enes sdeptsd, II wouh
oonsunmate the ruin Of Prussisa eenmsroe Tne
ports Of hsms DAAtsIc, DC would 10 subjected % an
vessss would Be mnutey and vexAtousy ssarchsd and
AL the doubtful would be sent 70 the osnnsson
Of prizes; In Q word the measure would b Q regular
bloshsds. And what would become Of the principle Of
tbs commercial immunity or neutrAls exclusive Of
t1.basd Of war-that principle dear 70 Pruseia for
from her hrst protest against ths right Of whit In 1850
the whole Of the Baltic States concluded, the basis
urnishsd by her, treaty Of armed neutrality BY sub
Getting to the right Of visit and seizng merchandise Is
suing iron the ports Of Mcneil and DaAtzc the Enslsh
and French governmsnts womb b. logically and fefciby
brought to extend the rule 10 the srcha ndss 10
suing from Hamburg, Bremen, Lnbeo &e. from Amster
DAM Antwerp, Ostsnd, &c. Tallos, fAx hemp &C.,
whatever be their origin their mark would b visited
and captured IN Of doubt the part Of the cruiser
srates that entered such spraccs the French
and English govsrments would fail 70 extend TO all
the neutral aags that from the north system
Of vexatious and huniliating waits
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THE STRAIT OF GENIrCHI.

The Strait Of Genitchi which there ferry,
10 said to be not than sixty fahons wide, but IL
is deep and II to carry Of the waters OF the
Putrid Sea into the Sea Of Azof OF the Putrid Ssa
ITSELF or Srwash, las 1t properly called scarcely
ngs in any charts that possess. Il appears, how
ever 10 present considerable analogy to the lagunes
BILE to steamers Of do not despair Of ships boats
performing service in these watsra which might be of
the most essential importance 10 the campaign. The
Russians have, within the last ten years, to,k
occasion to state some months ago. constructed road
piles the Sirwash, at OF ts mario west
points, which connects the Crimes with the land
BY wooden bridge about 200 fathoms in sngth Tais
military road lying between the isthmus Of Perekop
and the tongue Of Arabat II more practicable for
army than either Of these two natural
and nothing would be fatal to the Russians than the
destruction Of the wooden bridge which completes this
line OF communication. The distance from Genitch to
the bridge cannot be than twenty or twenty five
miles. We are Of course, Ignorant of the depth Of
water there may be In the lagunes; bat 1t be sui
tion Of this road should mot be attempted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21
THE IsTHMUs OF PEREKop,

the main land ID 20 otsn mentioned In the accounts Of
the operations q the asd troops in the East that the
following it VIII probably prove Of
The Isthnus Of Psrstop called In the Tartar language
and the Pud sss and Is 10 vsrss isns ~ vide 9ss
ysrsts make 20 mss To the west extends the Gulf Of
Psrekol closed on the aide Of the continent BY Cape
tory Of the the 18th mus. Psrshep u the
capital Of the circle Of that which touches the cir
sast the country indsntsd By great number Of bays
and several streams Of which Is the saghir water
T. The Citrate = generally 10 ,h The tS.n And
the Gulf Of Hwsseh, in the Bee Of Azon, and line OF
Ianparts running from east 70 west trench Of TWEEN
coated with cut soas ct beth sides runs aessss the
isthnus opposite the town The situation Of the town
ssS so,d WITH ssssss ana The streets
drty me great article OF trade u SALT which whole
s sss e carry nsy n s The ns.
tar, Al, Xrm.nisns .; and Jews v. ' i''''''' -"
few years ago the walls were allowed to fall to ruin
Lately considerable repairs have been effected Ia the
building and ether works have been erected A. three
versts distance from Psrekop is the village Of Armsn
carry on considerable trade in cattle o. various kinds
Russians appeared for tho nrst time in tho Crmsa
der the command Of General Munich, who had with
By
BY wall 20 metres high AL these works were Asnked
By towers and defended by the fort Of Orkapu. Tbs
ente were however carried by the Russians,
and two days after the fortress surrendered But
not the bravery Of the Russian troops which thus
achieved the entrance into the Cmsa for they in rea
~ suceeeded partly by the treachery Of the ars and
partly BY the careessne Of the worksn Who had bsen
entrusted with the repairs OF the defence. Munich
then able to devasate the peninsula he pleased The
next there another attempt at invasion ths
part Of the Russians but without success the walls
were then repaired, and the Khan commanded In Per
SON and beat off the assAilants In E70 the Russians
failed against the fortress, but the year after
succeeded In seixng the isthmus which the Rus
siArs have since held possession of.
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fears were entertained to ths possibility or saving her
The Japanese authorities hundred uAks . TOW
her 70 the bay, and on tn: i7.s An hands -srs Md
count Of the dangerous surf vhich particularly the
case with the sick, who, wrapped in sails, haa y 30
Der IN tow not single board a.d the water
already hall filed the gun deck After proceeding few
which, n. panic seiso oUs .h.
Justified the Fears they had nssssstsd, and &c q
.s1e Had they delayed much logger. they
been In great danger and not imPrcbably ntght
sineda, even II retuils-ior IL stn rsaaxns n Of
es. produce for the anrhorsg. srosnd has been entire
gives no shelter 70 ships, when 8 Z ,e,sw -fsds
prevail Al vessels, steamers sxssptsd would BE- very
liable to be driven Ashore.
sent traces Of frequent earth quaA~ ssd aysas 70
me that channel communicating '.sh NE yeassss 100, On
the Island obosinA passes unes 20 s.ass,s ssss6
IN the c.iss Of sSs Toei: and he h..y
Of the recent earthquake were We y 49, s,snr -
observation that the vavs coming from tss ss Art
touched simods, and ps.,ins On. 90 - 49,
~ - n. ground hkswss d,miasAsd n
t.st ana v;elsrcs s1r assDT the last named place.
tn -x,s ;sisnd Of Nphon more or less convulsea
y, ~. 49, In Jeddo several houses were essssysd
y E.vsssSs wall was throws Down and Osaka, great
y Injured The saIinqu "a, USER sun a n ..rs
t.n large masses Of rock rolled toward The west
me o. which, destroying house In IT. patti caused ne
Never was the tyranny Of adsspote govsrn.s.t mere
nfsst than on this occasion when the poer Japanese
nothing bit 70: reg; :; :a
For three days and three nights they wandered about
cold and hungry; and II vAs not until gale from tee
that tis Governor permitted them . ave What hey
iss Sers:ssi: |, iss.: cs:s..ss:ss tvn ;ssssas,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05
Miss Mig tinYale.

EseLrsH HosPirAL, Scutari, SeTt. II
The mos, Interesting person here, with
cut doubt, is Miss Nightingale, with whom
have ba lac good fortune TO have sere-
ralinteryicws. by first visit was for the pur-
pose of presenting to her . gift from aiady
in Philadelphia Sac was in great store
room Of this mammoth estnbish ment, dis
pensing good and useful things TO numerous
applicants. found her tall, slender NO.
man, ioking younger thar her real ag",
which is shout thirty three, with light hair,
blue eyes, and very pretty m.u,h. Ordina-
riy her expression o! countenance is al
most melancholy; but when she speaks her
face lights up, and she becomes very ami
mated and attractive. She IS the theme OF
avery one admiration and praise, both in
the Hospital and in camp, and every soldier
has given most cheeriuiy his contribution
towards the Nightingale Hospital, which ID
to be erected near London TO commemo'
rate the noble heroism OF this seii-sacrlh
cing wuman.- Cor. Phil Ere. Bulletin
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

TIE HARBoR OF NicoLAIEFF.-The In
terest which formerly attached to Sebssto.
pol fnow being transferred to Nicoaleff,
on the river Bug. formerly the second, but
now the chief naval arsenal of Russia in the
Black Sea. Here the Russians have their
naval stores, and all that remains OF their
Black Sea fleet. The Car Is now at Nico.
laeiF, and i, is supposed that the object OF
his visit 10 to concert measures with the
Admiralty for making the place another
Sebastopol. By some authorities the river
is said to be 80 shallow as not to allow OF
large vessels coming up to the town except
during the spring Aoods-by others the
channel 10 said to be from four to Fix faith
ons deep.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

N. La Laout, the chemist, who has &C.
CURED some celebrity for his observations
OF the barometer, as affected by distan,
cannonade, states tina, he announced the
cannonade aud the assault of Sevastopoi
from the changes effected in the mercury.
He adds that il takes an hour and forty mii :
utes to receive the impression of the guLs
Of Scvastupol Oh barometers in France.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05
w Steamer sunk

We understood that the steamer IL. L.
Ye tman was sunk on the Upper Rapids
on Saturday last, and had four feet water
IN her hold We did not learn any further
particulars.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05
New Yerk rtana.

New York, Nov. q.
No signs OF the steamship Baltic up to
the present time.
Mayor Wood this A NJ. received q letter
lelat've TO the seizure at that port Of the
barque Amelia for being engaged in the
Kinney expedition. The agent states that
the barque had On board full cargo of mn.
munition, and all equipments for a larg.
force men, and there was reason to suppose
she was fitted out for the Kinney expedi-
ton. She was owned here.
Later from Mexico.
Baltimore, Nov. 2.
New Orleans papers Of Friday contain
details Of Mexican news to the 2lst. Al
varez was still at Sierra Neuva, but an un-
interrupted communication was kept upIbe-
tween him and his ministers.
The Traite de Union remarks upon the
fact that where our minister Gadsen refus-
ed to recognize the government Of Carrera,
he had shown the utmost alacrity in ac-
knowle !ging that Of Alvarez.
The latest rumors confidently assert that
it is the Intention Of Alvarez to resign in
favor Of Commoufort
Gen. SCOTS Case.
WAsHISGToS, Nov. 2.
Various contradicling reports being in
circulation regarding Lieut. Gen. Scots
pay, we find that on inquiry at the Post
masters Office, that the figures in our dis.
patch are correct. The records show him
to be entitled to Gl0,405 on Oct. LIST last,
no allowance being made for the tim when
he commanded the Eastern Division of the
army in Mexicc. His pay, in add ion to
that Of Major General, is 1890 per year.
Gen. Scott claims $780, arrearages.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

Fun AHEAp.--This evening, Louis Moore
rs to have trinl OF skili, at the May fower,
mnh famous French Cook, ON wager Of
my dollars; whichever kills and cooks a
Iaal' Ia the sh'-rtest time, wins half, ard the
o.nef half Cor twenty fve) goes to him who
serves up dozen oysters the soonest. Louis
'ays ne can do the quail in five minutes
#'@f5 alaFJ Reotuk Wig.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

SLAVES EaAxcipArEp.- The Weecl ling
ines OF Tuesday states that about thirty
co'ored persons OF both sexes, who were
,ately emancipatea BY the executor Of the
,ste Miss Taliaferro, Sf King William
county, passed through that city on Nm
"sy' Morning. on their wsy % Mt. Pleasant
ONO, nine miles west Of Wheeling, where
.nev are TO b, located among Society
ofFrisnda. 80 .s@'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

AT Haroc Island the Arctic expedition
found coal of apparently recent formation.
The grain OF the wood was still perceptible,
and il was interspcrsed with small masses
of very pure rosin. The supply was limit
oil in depth only BY the frost, and was go
loose that il could be shovelet up without.
difficulty. 1t was found 10 burn we'll.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

pork-packingFhss become one OF the ain,
''hut'ons' " of Bellevue nd. = Philips had
received, up =" the 2Sd inst, 47e' hogs
averaging S4.75 per hundred besides bar
sshhs about 70 900 lbs beef Other pork
r'FN'es 1ts se,qEg uil35r 4 V sy ~ l'sc'crlt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

Dr. barton lately read an address be fore
society In New Orleans, in which he sta
,ea nm, WITHIN eight years there had been
,"hat city ten cpidemics Of yellow fever
.oo cholera, with a morality Of 77,sss--o,
eAe half Of the population, 'sSAf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

The Armenian Archbishop Of Lembsrg,
Samuel S,epanow',>h, the Nestor Of Chris
tian priests, has jus, completed his 1o5th
ynay.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05
Tia St. Louia Tragedy

Up to the time Of going to press late
Saturday eAening, there were no further It'd
ings concerning the terrible disaster on The
St. Louis and Jefferson City Railorad.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05
SeloCf 5Choox
FOR
Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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INSTRUCTION given in the usual English branches
/ --Mathe MATES, Classics. Book Keeping, Natural
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Fortermsapply To the Rev. G.. {. street at his res
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east end of Third street
References {by permission) 10 the Rev. 4. Louder
back, Rector of Trinity Church, Rev. w. Ratiedee.
Pastor of First Baptist Church, Mrs. Wallace, Col
Evans, Dr. A. NJ Smith, Col Eads, and other resident
Of the highest responsibility.
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Davenport Fiarkntse

GAsrlrs pyrrdt,, Saturday, Nov. ! Pm, .
Sots ishs4btipg the, bad condition ~ TIE ROADS y
the the SEX ope lated unfas osaby,
as pa 81 whe for ne last days hafe oeea
u htssy that tie total amonF for she week w0a'a
foo. up quite as iargeN that Of ANY preceding one
ida, the market has been very brisk gyaiterdhys
ssatnups. Potatoes yapse from ..ss Se, oAossha'e
sdsssce De-, end ase po~ Ne aecs othsf Articles
srefnan unchanged. Tho ves'aer has sgain become
gate @ila. i fsir promiss Of Saoshsr good
spell. slag t..I =.
Cs--sstsd .7siiy ~ Barrags.f Pr1fysss'
= - Cog x,sa.ak MennH ANTS, fRosr srRssr.
Plour. Extra, Ss.0o Butter, -ih1.s 60 IN
do Sd n ;,sSlssg.. 'r'f'. a,s sSU
~. sprinr, soD Is Bacon Hams, loSisa
Barley, .I,,s3ssllt L. a. ID
Oats, SoSsSlEafS,nN ,aIS, n
Corn, svEsi - a a.
e-atcss, VsSf'oA"n'' 7sIeE
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Rire at Louisville
lnIrIGYIIIH

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Il
The extensive rope AMI bagging factory
OF G. w. Dnnlap in this city was totally
destroyed this morning, with large guam
tity OF hemp and rope. Loss $4,000, in
sured $4,000.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

Wedding recently came ofT in Mem
PMS renn., which was the ninth eosas on
=" which the, bride had been made happy
IN matrimony. ,ls.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05
W RARNEY Co.. Dubuque, low
BARNkY, koBB Co. Fort pSaGe, :.
AAsAS SsiH "a ysss 1Y6SoaASo A Dsss;rss

NOTES collected vAsS63ho Nor; hern lc~a and
IN Rcmi,,ed for 81 Cussbkt Rates Il Exchange
aoney received on nspesit and Antsress aile .ed.-
LAM WARR6NT fer cash o. on time, 70 anti pui :
chasers constantly on hand. ON
er.l terms. 1Warrata Locassd and sssstions made
Tnssed "a, rites a distance, when funds 90.
opde III Taxes Paid. and money iAsssted
udyaniaxeopsy for non-T esitlcs ,s.o address
sing the above firms BY mail may rely upon Mc,F
fulnes 81 and dispa CHI as II presented 10 pc rsoh.
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GIT. LIGHT, LlGHT.

- vi
MOT Gas Light-but Economical Facts in Lamp
IN Light.
One gal. OF vande rhoors Fountain Oil costs 81 so
Half pint OF ~
One Of Vande rhorf's Briiania Metal Patent Foun-
tain Lamps costs ei35
Extra Tin Foo, Loaded, - I.'O
Tin Lamps, - IS
Half pint Of the Fountain Oil will burn dou bic
wicks giving brilliant and steady light.
eshours, or 81 hours ior u fraction over cent.
The Fountain Lamp holds halfpint, and once nllcd
and trimmed will burn eight evenings OF 81 hours each
without being reflled or trimmed, saving an i'm
memse deal of trouble, and removing one If the
greatest obje tons o the use of oil.
will he apparent totverS one who examines tins
natter that this by TAR the cheapest and best light
family use, and being pure, liked oil, free
from smoke pleasant both the taste aud smell, and
free Of all danger from explosions. IL recommends
itself being just the tLng that every family re-
quires.
The Subscriber far the present is oca ted on Main
bet. Front Second sts., in w. Jennings Clothing
store where the public arc invited 10 call and exam
inc thes; lamps. JAS. i. IN uLa,
oct2adIni Sole Agent far the State OF Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-05

NOTICE.
THE subscribers intending 80 be absent from the
city for a short time, all orders for McGowan's
Double Acting Pumps left with Burrows 4 Prot. man
or J II. DuMont wili receive pr ,mpt attention.
Oct - dtf MOSES d LlllLbk.