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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-02

OFFICE X. Il d. r.. II. COMPANY,i
-si'@st RIcHMosD Dec %, 1854. 9
NOTICE.-Sesled Proposals will be re-
In ceved ct this Oics ua.ii The 18th day Of Jauu-
sry 1855 for the purchase of the Bonds Of this Com
pany to be paid for in negoisbie notes at. g. and
months date including interest payable at either OF
the Banks Richmond The Bonds to be retained
until payment of the last Instalment. a ss 81,
By order Of the Board.
de q s...s.F5e p. .NAN-DEtJRSEN. TFeaGur0Y
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10
SPEAK GENTLY

% Speak gently lis swesl;o hear r'
Awo,d Of prai.a from those
Whose h.sds are sprinklsd lhinly Ger
80 ~ time. l,s.csnding SHOWS;
Speak gently j. nay win heart, 3
3y pain and anguish Fiyyon, q IS
10 ,nrn avayibe paths Of sili,
Aud 6xi.hopes 10 tlsarea. NJ
!, speak gently; i,i.sood 10 eAstr T
The stricken ones Of earth
Tosaiieu downthc i'll. Of lie,
/ That cluud lie aooial hearth;
s sbeak kget,ly !lllanay WOO thsn back
3 From sorrow aud despair,
10 taste sgsintIie purerinys,
And blr.s the name In prayer ~
Aasa wonl. fall s,n'ly from those iip,,
Wsich itisnishirs iies eOdenr,
Aalslears the imrress on tho heart,
TX iolrish,sa @i,h sacll year.
Bnswl,at is sNseter yel, ias'hlilku,
s''ass sud mos, our feelings move, ,;s
Ate gentle words, aaa loving smiles,
Erosi ,Aos, wr dearly love, .a.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

Successrul HuyrlSo. ..iudiaa Figh.
Minnesota Democrat says, ,apar.
,y Of Sioux Indians some time since, re-.
ceivedlpsrmissioa from Governor Ger.
man to cross to the east side of Niissis-
sippi, aud pursue their hunting operation
inthsneishborhood Of Rice Lake, where
game was reported to be very plenty
The Sioux we're very successful inhuns
ing, and in about q month have killed
FIVE hundred dcer.in addition 10 large
amount ofsmaller game.
We learn that yesterday, willie par.
" ofsix Sioux were hunting oil Rice
creek, twenty miles from this city, they
suddenly cameupoh a GhiPpewalndian.
The Chippewa didnot perceive hisiop-
ponents until5be was within short dis.
lance of,hem; whenbe Dill, he lischaig.
ed both barrels hisgun OF the Sioux
-onc chargetaking effect in the breast
ofone olrhe Sioux, and tho other in.tls
thigh ofanother,inaic,ing, his thought
fatal wounds on both. Tho remaining
Sipnx easily disposed oftlle Chippewa
and this mornitig wenntics the scalp Of
the Chippewa attached Ii the "rig OF
one pflhe numerous Sioux wlio arrived
in the city.
The Sioux say tie Chippewa, wasta
spyofailafge war patty ofhis tribsaoa
their way t0iattackuem. This suppp.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10
TRUST IN GOD.
AWAY myneelless fears, .

Away myneedless fears,
And doubts no longer mine!
A ray Of heavenly light appears,
A messenger Divine:
Thrice comfortable hope
Tha, calms my stormy breast,
My Fathers hand prepares the cup,
And what He wills sbest.
y He knows wha,s'erIwant, 9 I I;
He sees my helplessness, !,
And always reader is TO grant
ThdnI,o ask His gracei
> My fearful heart he reads,
Secures my soul from harms,
And underneath me mercy spreads
It's everlasting arms. &
Here is firm footing, here,
My,soul, is solid rock,
To break the waves ofsgtief and fear,
And troubles rudest shock:
This only can sustain
When earth and heaven remove;
o turn thee 10 thy rest again,
4 Thy Gods eternal love.
To God again | turn,
'e And shelter in his breast.
Hi. will ilet me rejoice or moutn)
His willis surely best;
His skill inf. llible,
His providential grace, &.
His Power, and Truth, that nsTer fall.
Shall order all my ways.
: The Random blow. Of chance, G
The Being I defy,
Whose Life's minutest circumstances
Is subject to his Eye:
He hears the ravens call
q Nor can his children grieve, = =
Nor can worthless sparrow fall, y
Without my Fathers leave.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10
For The Mononr gaia Mirror.

For the Monongaiia Mirror.
VERSES TO Miss NJ, OF W----a.
BY TON.
Thy priyerl' granted, one beloved,
forwe do think Of thee, ''i
A, oas whose hoar. Of hearts ls far "a
From lips vain rsvolry. Z -
Va think Of thee as Of sdream,'
A.hadowy dream yet bright, 81
yhaunting with boauty's witching spells,
Z Tho darkness, and tho lishtlt
wothink Of .hee a, Of 'rar,'
Tolingcr on lile's way
Nightly to bsckon from afar, yili h
And Usher in tile days :. ..s.5
We think of thee as Of a asworJ
With perfume rich and rare, Ii.
A hidden mis,sry within,
Tho outward form 80 fair.
ws think Of thee as Of that tbird,' ',l
Whose music swect and mild, l'lst
poured forth iaitho Solemn night
: To ears all undeiled. s-a
i Thus do We think thee beloved g,T
y Withearth's bright things We blond
Thine inasoin our heart ofthoarts,
And to their gloryibend,
We think oftheo aapars, alons,p
AT twilght's holy hour,
> A. some pure spirit gazing o'er
Gods wond rous works and powe:l
aEneirelet in these golden cloud.,' y
lp Totmeltl like them away, - y
Yet promising newreturn,
p a suaseps passing stayS ~
No thou art notforgot.en, no,
And wiltthou with US share, b
/, Oar daily paths, with powersto make
ourtllves seom, still more fair'i jti}
Eothou e,er can be eforgotton,
Though thou art far away, s,5i
Thyiuaseia in our minds dO,tkoePi
And sacred may itstay.
Mo,gsn,own, March, 1885.
. " Z Il q
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10
to News Literature Morality Agriculture the Artsc
Volume YI.-----Whols No. 29o(,: 80,
A KnpR.No[tihilng, AIarn.


The 5WatervilIe Mail tells the follow.
ing s,orysaboa. the steadyold borough
ofI Kendall'sMills; Z.
Mrs. Soberly went to bed precisely at
0 O'Clock, thinking it passing strange
that her good man had no. made bis ap.
pearance just ten minutes before. OF
course. he would be home in minute
and o half or TWO minutes at furthest
and Mrs. Soberly lefta lamp burning
on tile hall table. Ard there it burnt
aud burnt-but she must tell her own
story, andshe told itnext morning to a.
bout thirteen other confidential friends:
Well. there that lamp burnt and burnt
till as near as can guess, twas well
nigl, on 10 len O'clock. and that man
hadn't comel What to make ont, !
Didn't know MORN the dead-for he
had mt never been out SO before, since
the time they had such a fuss about the
Aroostook war. Twan't no use to
speak TO the children, for they wouldn't
know; and so afterIs waited till I
couldn't wait no longer, bounced OUT
Of bed aud down stairs went. ! went
right into The bnttery and raised the
window towards Mr.. Blanks and says
i, "Mrs. Blanklp In a,minute ! heard
her jump out Of oed and raise;ths win.
dow-and saysshe. (,
"Why, Mrs. soberly what on ear,h's
tho matterl Matter" ssysI-speak:
ing low, because j didn't want, body
to hear-.matte5 Mrs. Blank, Do tell
me.ifyof.hayeisee anything osEnY;hus-
Ibandil" 30 s
"Your hu,band!" says she. "you did.
notsnpposs3 ia got him, did yoai''and
then speaking almos.in whisper, says
she: "a,
aLook here-what on earth does this
meant Hive you seen any thing of
my husbaadlH Then We both begaa
to think that something bad happened
certainly, and in about two minutes
was dressed aud overto Mrs. Blanks
Well, wsiboth concluded 70 stsp overto
Mr.. Quiel's and Start him out for 8
search; but wehad'ntgot shalfwayacross
the street, ts.kipg along, when wsheard
the winduys shoyelup. and Mrs Quiet.
says she, Who's there e. Says isit's
ri me. ..Well, says she. "do forPity sake
,sHSmeiif you have seen anything ofmy
I
Now, Sa,d here a pretty pickeIl--
iWellto MAKE long story shott. we
went, up that sGeet clear To- the school
house and bach q'othsr side and not
a womapdid did'we fiji butwhat was won.
dering "what had becoms ofasr hss.
land.
We'll, jnstas we gottoour gate who
should we SEQ there but my husband
and Mr. Blank "Mr. Soberly.yssysyt
a lillls spanky. will yoaidsstell mo I
what all thislmeansl"
"What itSmeans," says he. just o.
cool as nothing had happend-swell
.siT,. Sobsrly-ahem should be very.
Glad to CRAFTY you if1 could but tho
truth 9isAaheln--that dou't know
Nothing about il"
Well, from that time .o,his, | go.to
bed when | get ready, without asking
any questions, and if / find Mr.. Soberly
there in the morning, that is ALL caro-
I'D just give him.to know that
I'm as good a "Kpaw Nothing a, 10
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

AZ n large Temperance meeting in
Cincinnati, it was resolved to support
no man for Mayor who would refuse to
pIcdsc himself to eaforee the State
liquor Law.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

=
Disastt9us Resals anticipated. LIN.
contemplating the immense quantities Of
snow, IN the North-wosl, the Chicago
'(lllinois) Tribune, asks:-"What will
become ofifsifitrainsP lfrain should
come in sufficient quantities to dissolve
tho snow in a sinsleday,t the conseqaen-
,ces would mostterribie and disastrous,
By,a rain that came at sdch time, in
1910, the loss by hoolswas Que hundred
and twenty Thousand dollars, While at at
this,ime tholpss would be much greater
as has been,lls grow,himpopulatisn and
wealth.
Going ,oilsw, is lusipg a iee@ tSnths
sake efa q cal. ~ j
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10
TH4EE 4EI MoNoNGALI \ ,,il(iAI h MIRROR

:, Is published every Saturday morning, 1.-THE
office on Front street, next door to N. Madera's
sld Post Office stand, at the following terms:
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e ID, No paper will DO discontinued until all
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the Publisher. siis ltitS{Issa ~
No subscription taken for /. shorter period
than six months.
a- ~ TERMS OF 1DvERTIsISG:
Fer square, 3 weeks, -. 81. 90
each additional insertion, o.e5
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For Announcing Candidates, each name, 200
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10
POE E7ICAL.
For the Monsngalia Mirror.
LINES pENNED TO TOM.

THs sfH Hr7fft g. "F-H7sH7 ~ - o.
.s.s- BY TOBY. itfg
/; O Toni o Toal why will you, pray,
Write such epistles to Miss A-i'si {
Such rttg sho does not wish to readi s
She says It's soft! sho does indeed. ~.
a POETS pom you should nottako,
When you have got the st'mach-aehss
Your wriiing,, sir, disturb her rest,
About tho sorrows in your breast.
Ysa ne.ds't 60 to tell Mi"A- ~
Abou. your sorrows, day. by day, H
Jrl.tako . dosoIof &c Does.iek's pills." &
They'll surely cure you Of your ill,
Nov Tox, think that from your track,
Your name should not be Tom, but JACK
IT'S hard to tell tho, wha: you be,
Year hairs SO long, folks cannot see.
Row roa, don't keep your hair SO long,
SO folks can't tell whero you bclongi
Your brays ] think would cause less fears,
1fpsoplo could but see your cara!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

A good book and good woman are
cs,slien. things for those who know
s;v justly ta :gersfief, sssS Ns'"e'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10
New views from a /! Cjathsfs.

A Roman Catholic member ofitbs
French Academy, occupsing a high lit
erary and political rauk, ha, recently
@ritie,Io oA atticlefosPsose that protest-
antismi is a strong. mcfal religion. more
conformel tolhe wants Of modern states
than Rumanism. He Shows that tho
different secta of pr@esiantism, Instead
arepmach, are uheyidencs Vi
life aud 'siasesi,se ;S
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

T II a1
ar The New York correspondent
of tho Chicago Christian Times, con
cludes his letter Of February s, as fol
lows.-
/. .Amuscmcnts arc still rife among
us, and as q novelty, a,calico ball has
been held, with the understanding not
only, that all tho ladies should,appeaf
dressed in calico, but should give the
dres, to the poor as soon as the bal. was
over. Thus a great evil is seasoned
with a little good, tp make it tho moro N! g
palatsble."
Amanis in tho sight God, what his
habaual and c!leri.hea\wishes are' b
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

Suppose, for example, that q person
Is 81 years Of age, that ilgure is found
inthe LIST, Sd, aud 5lh columis above
now addGthe figures at theltops ofthose
columns q, 4, l6) together, aud you
have ,thepersoil's age. so'with any
age,upto to 100 years. go
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

Assmall planets ave nea,sst thslur,
So sss ssesilatsa nearest % est
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

RulE.-Letany person tell in which
column or columns he finds hisiage.-
iAldtogs,her the first numberof those
columns, aud this number is the persons
age.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-10

Going seiiaw, is lusipg sSr.sAs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
PExNsyLvANIa RAILR0aD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and Pitfsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiiadeiphla for Piitsbarg at "a A. ~. and
Piftsbarg for Phliadepbia at A. D. THE FAST
for Phiaa ei phia al r. NJ. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves P.itad- phia fer Pittsburgh NJ j., p.
II. and Pntsbu rg for Pfiisdetphia al 10 r. III.
Toe abeve tines al Pttsbury with the Rail-
road.ss aad from Sc. LOUIS, Mo-; Alton. Gaiena and
Chicago Il.: Frankfor. lexington, aud iopt-yit e.
XIV: Icsys Haaie. Dayton, Springfield, Belief milne
saadasks. Toledo. Cleveland Columbus. Zancsyiile
Aassillon asd Wooster. OHIO; siso, with The stsam
Packet Boats from and 70 SEw q LHAss, ST. Loris
Lo-fssslsr aud CtscissATf.
Thseagh Tickets be had to or from either Of The
above places.
Forfursher particulars see Hand bill sat the dffgr
snt starting points. Passengers from the Yves
wilt hnd this the shortest and most expedition
route 10 Phiadeiphis, Baltimore, Sew York. or Bos
ton, - -
THO :. MOORE, Ae'T Pssssngtr LintS. Ptila
j. MRsRiMET, 5gr. Passspgsr Liass, Fitfs.
Phi adel plsa, Feb sih. 1865 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

THIS town IL situated on n beautiful nnduating
i prairie 10 miles from D-venpor md ~ miles
from Mnscatlne is the State road miles from
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and3 miles from
the river Iii YER, healthy; with apopniatoD OF one
hundred not ease of sickness having occurred this
summer. 1t IL within half mile Of timber and the
same distance Of the best coal banks 10 tue country
Itisweii watered both with springs and wells
Blue 6rass now contains ne store with 1nc open
ing for another black sm shop wagon shop, cabinet
shop. etc Three buiian are now being completed,
one which ample dimensions aud inteudcd for
tar stand. IL for rent reasonable terms Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant very fair iHdueemertsare thus
present ed VI any wishing To engage in the bust
ness. A ssw midi Is In operation ~ miles from the
town and grist mill is being erected at the same
place
Lots now for sale In the above town on very
reasonable terms. and those wishing TO bnld and To-
cate there viii have such inducements presented them
are rarely offered. Good improved farms be
purchased In the vicinity at from rs to $40 per
Stone coal kept constantly on hand a. my coal bank
JAS. Il. BURNSIDES.
Blue G rass. Oct eth. Is54-wtFwf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
EREkT BARGAINS!
NEW foxx CLOTHING EsrAsLlsHxzNr
.Wholannla and Retail.

NEW 1V0A ~AVA*A@NN ~
Wholesale and Retail.
XXEhsve Inst received The isrgsst and esst IA, as
ING that ever was brought 10 this western country
consistiug Ia, pert Of the following articles:
American, English, French and German broadcloth
Goats, ofdiferent styles and qualities,
oyereoa,s, Dsaver, uiaakst, Pstersham, Pilot Clsth
Union Cloth, Lions Skin, Mohair.
Double Goats of the same materials.
Fan Goats OF Satinets, Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
SkiS, Cashniarctte and leans, of every styie.
FURNISHING GOODS
Combating Of a hne assortment Of silk Crnvats,
stocks Neck Handkerchiefs, Pocket tiandke rehiefs
Drawers. Undershirts. Hats, Caps, Backskin Gloves
India rubber coats ADD pants. Trunks Faltces ana
Carpet bags Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts,
Shit Collars. Also 4 are 10, of
s @1 BOYS CLOTHING
ana piece goods. Persons win nnd il 70 their inter
est 70 give us a call before purchasing elsewhere
Store Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing,' IN
DR.. Halls new building.
snavepNort RI, Sent 18th. ls54.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

HE undersigned has openeda Generni MN 20
Once with complete set Of books ~ - a. .ae
enter all Kinds of Rea and Personal Propeis oi Tor
or for rent, the names Of all Servants sno Of
places IN families iihn the city, also tse
Mechanics, Laborers and others seeking emPg." :,
so tina, those who are In eareh Of Houses, lands
wants, DC cannot fail of immediate Success ~
ing either by call g at my Office. Charges M viii
Call and register yoar wants or orders anu w NJ
receive prompt attention. xpp,IID.
No. Commercial buhd'hssr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
LOOK HERE I!
8 Farms for Sac

.NyE Of 100 acres Prarle Land, ten mi es. If 20
davenport on the Hicko DRY Grove Rea9; ont road,
acres broke and enclosed, on the stubDs f 10 .ame
north Of East Davenport u miles Also on 80 acres
road miles from East Davenport. no acres I'd
und,r CULTIVATION with good brick house. ors ..her
etc For further particulars apply to Inc 'u0'''
on the premises last named. ~, opvD6E.
MAY u, 1854. JACob ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
c. = 1E u -;

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atanti
eiti with the Western. North western, and
tern States, by c,ntinucas Railway direct. Ihi'
road also connects at Pitisbusg with daily 1 ne o
steamer. TO all ports Northwestern Lakes; ma
king the most direct eheGpest and sfGbe rosfs b!
which FREfG HT can be forwarded TO and from th'
Great West. E+
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First Class.. Boots, Shoes. Hry} On, !, ,no III
Goods In boxes). Furs, Festhers Ae.t
SecOnA Class. Books & .tatioB-I
sry,sDry Goods lin boxes, Hardy IS c. 100 ID
ware. Leather. " DOL, dc.
Third CIass..Ansils. Ragging,l ar. n too In
Bacon. Porhf Tin buis) Hemp. SC. 49, ~
Fourth ClaSs.sC ofsee. Fish, Bar %. 10 in,tt
con d Pork fpark cd1l am & Lard oiK 80 ~
ITPLD shipping Goods from any point East Of Phlla
dslphis. he parteaarto mark pac, age ".tr Peassgf
rsnis Raa reodr AN Goods consigned 10 the agent,
Of ,Rosd At Phiiadephia or Piseurg, will be for
v rded xithont detention.
Esess m Asxsrs-Meses Potter, Boston: J. L. Fl
lot, y. York; X J, Sneedrr, philadelphia, Magra~
q Koons. Baltimore; Geo. c Franeistus Pittsoarg;
sprigman A Browns Cincinnati, ohia: J. s. Moore
head Louisville, KY; X. C.. Medium. Madison,
Ind Raieiif 4 Co, ST. Louis, MOI J. s. Mitchell s;
s.n. Evansville. IsdiaDs.
n. n. HOUSTON, Geaeya} Freight FIR, Phila.
II y. LoMBAEkT, sspr. Attoene, pa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

THE subscriber having purchased one ofMeCoIlum'
1 celebrated Craeker JMaeAtWss, he IS prepared 70
III rnish his customers and all others with Butter coda
Sugar Boston, Os ster and Picnic traehers Ptoi
Bread Cakes. Rnsk and Loaf Bread. nj ~hoicsale OF
retail The above articles will be sold cheap as can
be bought in this part Of the country.
Bakery Front. between Rock Island ana ref's
stre.,. above the steam mills All orders from the
country promptly attended TO. ,pp
Davenp III May 10Th. ts54-~trw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

sargents First Class Standard Reader.
NTrrCHELLs Biographies,
vi Smiths Geogr ard Atlas Revised Edition,
smith's illustrated Astronomy.
Perkin's Elementary Arithmetic,
Higher Arithmetic. ~
Crircnden's Double Entry Book keeping,
T Fulton kastmaB Double d. Single do
Dit, Book Keeping. BiaBks all forms.
Pal,son O. D1rion's, Copy Books, with engraycs
copies. 10 sE
Il For Sale by ea
". H. HOLMES & co.
So.I lie Claire Block.
Davenport. Jan aed. 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
One Of the Best

JSARMS in Scott County. containing eoo aerrss all
under fence 40 acres 10 cultivation 10 acres tim
ber new and complete set Of buildings which COS
saQGO Situated 3. miles westof davenport frice
81 ,oO haf down balance in one year. For sale
by htiEe tohbiN'
nar -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
DAVENPORT STOVE FOUNDRY

THE sabserbars have established In this city
/ Foundry for the { asting Of -f
STOVES OF EyERY DESCRIPTION
a. for ali otler kinds Of Casting and Foundry Work
s,pitiing aud Finishing. aise for Turning Bo
~ rang and Repairing Of Machinery.
We viii ais0 east
fronts, Columns, Cornices, Caps and Stills, ETC..
According 10 any pattera furnished
We are bow prepared TO ia orders for stoves Of all
The most approved Patternsin he country embracing
pYrIor stoves. etc. Among patterns are the Al.
rora Republic, Diadem, Winter Companion, and
Otkers.
NE We have purchased iheinteresI of Mr. James
Syiatou In the above establishment. f e ~ .'
DAVIS. BoYn s. co.
Z. DAVIS. boYp. J. "isp.
p.v,,vesr. Ne. sal- lSsA-6asswf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
:ss IMMENSE STOCK
J2TTg IT on II II 49,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
%FapnN AT A9tM
Burrows r Pxettyman's
NEW SToR8.

WE are now receiving and prepared 10 exhibit one
w ofthe most extensive and complete assortheh!s
OF Goods before broushtto this market; consist
ing of staple aud Fancy
DRY GOODS,
SIN Goods, Cashmere Brocheand Bay state shawis,
veivets, Ribbons and Trimmings
ofevery variety and Price: Ladies' and Misses
DRESS GOODS
In every departmcnt--Lace and Embroidered Good
and a fl / assortment of
Cloths, CassNeres. sattinetts Linseys Flanneis Ne
DOMESTIC GOODS,
largo assortment OF Gents Ladies' and Misses
Boots, shoes and lnhhers.
A large and General Assortment Of
1sady-Xads Clothing.
-ALso.-- ne
Groceries, Salt. Crockery, Hardware,
Aud IN fact ora general variety tioodsis mol e
be found III auy Store Yves, 81 the Mississippi
Wear. determined 10 sell Goods al the lowest Casi
Prices, and 10 Do this We are eempelh'i to - away
with tbs long credit aud big profit system. We S'tAl
pay ash all Kinds Produce aid AL thu Farmer ~
Goods at the lowest Cash Prices. by strict att.htoi
10 basiness and M sing ourselves useful To the Farm
ing community. hope 10 rner Ia continuance oiths
naac of the Farmers Friends.
-ltJ BURROWS & PRETTYAAN.
Davenport, Oct 25th, 1sS4-dw-N
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CASH. CASH,

r ds.isn going Eas; abou, the 10Th Of March. rnd
waot al the cash lean ra.ss. VIII therefore sci
-, Goods IL sIy line, such as Watches CiseEs Jewo-
AT from 10 10 IS per cent above aud some at
Cd Al per,ons wishing goods "a INV liue witt Dc
Iii !, !, eau ALFRED BILLION.
pa, -th-d m No = LsCiairs Row
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IRON AMI Nails full assortment Of ail szts on
/ hsra and fer sale ~ bAL<kL. 6Eo-
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
THE subscriber Ia Agent for Wheeler Wilson A
/ Co.'S superior Sewing Machines-by the use O
the maehines very much OF that which has been \
drudgery becomes buta pleasant task-any who hay.
read Mrs. f. oake Smiths letter published in the n
Tribune sometime since, In relation 10 the wilineed
no iongcoin mendations here. Whoever has II wish Ia
these beautiful and truly Labor SapiHg aehineA
Operate can be sratifed b. calling al my store.
sold at New York prices, adding freight, with this
adoastaes the buyer has the opportunity ufisa,~iae
- thfm. 7r-is Vt
WIN. A. NOURSE.
Moline. June Sth. 1874 hFETs t7E
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COOK STOVES
cOPpERsMITHING.

4 IL kinds - Copper, She,ilian and TN wofh
~ done with prnmpiness and dispsich
oTder respectfully solicited.
BRADY street bel 2nd 4 3D. II. {. RiohpAH'-
Davenport Dec. IS 1854.