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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

eg-GE>. ScoIr's BACH rAY.-The admins
tration, has, after all, with characteristic
meanncss, allowed Cen. Scott but one third
Of his due. lie was entitled, it appears, to
some $32 OOO-which is it said would have
been promptly paid him but for the Secretary
OF War. vino has. during eight months past.
placed every obstruction possible in the way
to prevent General Scott from obtaining his
just dues The award actually made him is
$lO,5Oo. The General is represented to feel
quite indignant at the course of the Sccreta-
ry Of War, and it is said he will reject tie
pittancc rendered, and again appeal to Con-
gress
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09


also attacked n marty or ro,rrn,,-, I.Iil---
-, ,.,,,- C".i VI
"'''' Nl.'"H 'our' una Woundlng clght OF
'''"i' i"o government troops subsequently
S"rrehdereo 10 ""lker' VINO now, 1t is stated
nus cohp'cte IosSe5sioh oi the country, and
peace prevails. The following are extracts
from the CeniraI du,ricon, published n,
San Juan del Nortc.
a., fla, ,..,..:....r Al i,l
,v,It. ~. ~" i'o VI Wv ~" instant, Nol
succeeded in rartnr;n", ,bc ,lacn ba, %la
first sliced the steamboat =, Trgi Of the
Ld6o,' ono Of the Transit Comrany's
} steamers. 1t is understood here that all tho
troops who occupied the city had left with
the expectation OF meeting Col. Walker, who
was supposed to be on his way to attack
hlN"s. In consequence OF this the city was
taken without havoc, only a few shots
having been fired.
Inc san tdrIoS which left here some few
Gays ago, was met by Col Bosques about two
miles below the fort, when he went on board,
ana having received orders from his govern
meht not to let any boat pass either up or
down without previous examination, he or
dercd the captain OF the steamer to drop his
anchor when abreast oi the fort, the garrison
also signalling him 10 stOp-but, owing to
some nnaccountahle delay, this was not done
soon enough, ana they fired into her, killing
one lady and child, severely wounding several
anu cohslderahly damaging the boat. After
some ueiay ior repairs, Col Bosques allowed
the steamer 70 proceed on her way
ihmediately AFTER the capture OF Granada,
the citizens held public meeting and ten
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

~ Our friend Mr. WagstafT the gifted cdi-
Tor OF the RUHkum F2ag-Siaf aod Lld,p,n-
do" Echo, Ga journal which has only been
suspended for "A season. has been visiting
the Great Cataract at Niagara lie writes
10 US as follows from the Clifton IIou-r. Can
ada side 81 Been here five days, and had a
glorious timet. thought I'd take the Brit
lsh side for once't. There - moro water
seen from here,and less brag about it besides.
II Is suPrle-ended to the sight, bat for the
stomach, what little isuset for tlmtp, uoi.a
brings on the Diary but they quality vith
view to that fact, and prevent the overflow
IN the human system. The outHux Of thr
lakes produces, il it be udsct by wayui,lrink.
iuS into the body, by codusdqucnrct of the
too great proiectiie caIability d, tlc acquc-
Gus nuld herclhput. No person in tra,eliuk
20 the great West can bo too kecrlul about
has water. lie must use it and mot abuse
It, Tor Natur has squeezed lime into it aud
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09
THE FAIR STATE WEN Of Kansas. are ND


doing their work for Freedom by halves. A
convention of seventy six members is now in
session in the Territory for the formation of
State constitution previous to an aprIca-
ton for admission into the Union AS Free
state. They have also sent out four of their
prominent men, to 90 through the North, to
speak in public and private, to correct the
misrepresentation and untruths which ha, @
lccn scattered far and wide, and to confer
with the statesmen and members Of Congress.
Who can influence the decision of the main
ga 'tlpn by the next Congress. Mr. j. IIr1,u-
iNspN, one of the four, was in town yeste r
''Y, direct from Kansas. lie thinks Yer
"''t l. about right On the Kansas question
asa alter u day ar two at Montpelier will
Proceed 10 fulfil his mission in Now IIanp-
shire aud other portions of New England
whore light on the subject is wanted. Mr
II is \ermonter, aud was for time n
student in tho 4. V. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

4 =, liza
undertaken to make for Knnlos her law. o,.,.
/ for bcr ber officers and d,.torrn;no car I,. lo
;,,.,;.,,.;,,,u ,.,uo.,,,,.. r..I:.
'' ,''''> ''"'' ''' wa! I"to
/ EI'''' - SLOWING inc etlflt Whlrh ahlm1te'
the pro- slavery party of the kanzas border. il
/ il worth a rrrusal
iLNIfh Ilf' MO- sept. ~ 800.
'tll''''h'h -FOUR l"tt'r u' invitation, re
/ 4u''tnE nay ntt"nit nce ut the celebration OF
On. o't''r OF hihS Mountain mas been re-
/ c'iNeI. IL Will he altogether announcement
Tor me to hc present on that OCCASION. ! have
I Icr'h'" duties hoth private ana public. t.
Iisc"ar!' ~ nome me battle of King
| Mountain WaNionSnt ny the wings under the
'eau nl tAnlpri' McD"WeIl, shelby. SEWER
"hu "liilahs against the tories under the
Sdlihht ferguson We nave similar foe u
encounter IN Kansas on the first Monday in
Vet next me border rulans, such as
,onIht Wlth Mcdowell Shelby, %c, on the one
manu- anu inc 'Npo'itlphiSts-such as fought
Win rcrEnSon'o ON the other We, (the border
humans nave the Wh"ic power OF the north
erh states 10 contend VITA, single handed and
aIohe' without assistance ana almost without
sympathy from any quarter yet we are un-
Usihayed' nus lar nave we been victorious {;
ana with the help oil "od We Will continue to
conquer
Gentlemen, thank YOU for your kind ex.
presslon IN the concluding paragraph of YOUR
letter-'three cheers for Atchlson and Kan
suS l,have read tins paragraph 10 sundrv
oi tne 'h"rder ruthans, and their eyes
sparkle their arms are ncrved. We have
been acting on the defensive altogether the
contest with us Is one OF life and death, and
II VIII De so with your Institution ii we fail.
Atchlson StrInEiellow' ana the 'hord"r ruff
ans oil Missouri, MI column in each abo-
h'Ioh paper punished in the North abuse
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09
Mr.. Webster on the great question.

1t is just possible that Mr.. Choatc is mis-.
taken as to the position which the great
statesman, to whose memory he has paid
50 eloquent a tribute would occupy, were
he now alive, upon the great question of the
day. Mr.. Choatc and he have been upon OBJ
positc sides Of wciShty legal questions hereto
fore perhaps they would be on opposite
sides Of this great political question. 49,
Mr.. Chpate thinks the aggrcssions Of
slavery arc insignificant, and that the stand
of the Republican party in opposition to
slavery extension Is uncallcd for and wrong.
But said Mr.. Webster in his great Seventh of
March (SjO) speech
The honorable member from South Caro-.
lima (Alr. CALHouN) observed there has been
II ma Jrity all along in favor of the North n
that toe true, sir, the North has acted either
very li1crdlly and kindly, or very weakly
for 1nry NEVER EXERCISED Tmir MAJORITY fr.
u,lE>rtY FIVE TIMES Is 1nE HISTORY or rul,
hONEE>HE>T, wuEN \ DECISION OR TRIAL of
STRENGTH AROSE. NEVER Whether the,
were out-gcneralcd or whether it was owiny
to other causes, shall not stop to consider
put M man acquainted with the history OF
the tuion can deny that the general had N
Hc p"I1tcs NJ The country, Tor three fourth,
G tie periOd that has elapsed sulcc tie od.p
non 81 the Constitution, has bcen a SouthetD
hdd
Aud at a Wing Convention in Faneuil
Hall, the following resolution, ,rri,ten b,
Don,d N,bstcr, was read
R,goirci That the peopie Of Massachusetts will
cont iuue to use all constitutional measures to res
tain the already prcpondcratiug influence of tho
sldvChuldiug interest in the national legislature
To- dcoat all measures calculated to uphold SLAYER,
and promote all constitutional measures for If,
overthrow and will oppose at all times with un
compromising zeal and ilrmne,S any further adli.
tiou of ,laN ehOlding states to this union nut nj
wt.tu,r i'rU0ry torD,'i, and that they will in Iik,
manner, oppose all further extension OF the SLAYER,
Of tue African race on this continent.
| under the government of Providence il shall
happen that portions of this continent not belong
ins to the [. states shall be settled by the Say1T
races, let those settlers carry with them wherever
they 90, together with their own tree blood. tb,
blessings ot tree government and free Institution,
to all, and chains and slavery to none. Whercr o
our language is Il hereafter to be spoken our his
tory remembered, our example quoted. or GU
kindred acknowledged, there let universal freedom
and equal laws be maintained by man"
Holding such sentiments could DAnic
W'h>tor were he now alive, be consi silently
anywhere but in the ranks 81 the party u
Freedom
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

Total majority against know-nothingism
IN nine states IA .0SO
According to this ratio, a vote IN the
whole thirty-one states would show it to be
IN minority of about million and half
SPRING Rp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

CAHrErs.-By the advertisement, Of the
New England Carpet Company in our aIycr-
Using columns, it will he seen that over So
600 houses have been furnished with carpets
from that popular establishment, since it
oppucd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

" Hos. joins =. HALE is Ia lecture in
burlington on Thursday evening tho 18th
inst. Our advertising columns contain full.
Ter announcement. lie will draw Il crowd,
Of course.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

peace and in the light Of their nations God.
o for an hour Of such a life, and all were not
set lost,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

House ANA nave the amendment passed. No.
II was now forty minutes past noon. It is
dangerous to tamprr with "wislom and yir-
tue when their stonachs are empty. Tho
mll rns'i without amy amendments, by
strong vote, mt about clock
-------
Ur. Choaic on the Republican pnrty.
h., p,,1,,,I.....,,r ,,,.,,.,,,..,...,, ,,,i,
"''" ' MS m'o' 'i'lH'ht on 'F|7 h'Ipre inc
y Liss of Er-'1n.in !incutl II ,ll.un N"'ur.-
du, last. His >lr,,l MAS devoted toau
.,....,,;.....,
t'''
'"c h'l"''lr'h party piruc"I'rly rs ein'oa-
led IN Mr.. Seward Us re- rut speech at Albany.
The Providence journal says of it. "I,,t
:, .ho man, az ,.,.,..i,.ri. o,,,C,.i.,, .,,,l
"'||'c' ny tue Sp'""'' 81 ms gorgeous
rhetoric, we may misunderstood Mr.. Chuatc.
but It seems +, a., that the ..s,ll- s,,rirrr" Of
,,t,;,l, lo ., ,l,..,o,.tI... .,,,,.. aud IL.
"o"'|'' words a'''I ''e l'''''S'' VI 'i
"groat Jefferson, mean nothing less than
Il union with tn, Pierce. Ntclisou, anl
....;..rli... n..... f. ,: In 49,.
h''n'"E' we h''E '"'' i''F' are -''''
many Wings, whose sentiments OF nati"nr-
itv are not less intense than his own. VINO
gill ,.,u-.. i,,,, i.r,r. tLny tnru r,nir L,, k
"p'' ''' "''"'' ~. ''''' l'N' ''N'''!' ""'
voluntarily plU"- into such "a profound abyss
of rolilicaI shamr. humiliation. and inGamy. D."
The C,lIowip,, ,r, extracts from Mr.
go ,,
''''''' ''''' wv
not room lOr IL entire.
WLy lonl ,+ If Il,r. j. sturnnI,us
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

nv rRor. ?. THomrSoS.
For OCTOBER, 1855.
Loroi'Y- Bnvia ston, IN" m,i, tyom LAX, Cbamp'ap,
ami 25G If,i a5or, II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

TIL" following letter from Senator Atchi-
son. the leader of the Missourians who have
undertaken to make for Kanzas her laws, elect
for her her officers and determine for her her
institutions, has recently found its way into
print. ~ showing tho spirit which animates
the pro-slavery party of the Kanzas border. it
il worth pcrusal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09
Verdict Of the states on now-Nothinsism

Since the organization of the know nothing
pnrtyon its national platform at Philadelphia,
the following states have held elections, with
the appended results
IL l1nni |.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09
SENATE

Reports By com, on Manufactures. bill
TO incorporate St. Johnsbury ras Light a.. .
passed Bill to incorporate Northhed Gas
Light CO., passed IN concurrence. By com
on Manufactures, bill to incorporate Cnion
quarrying and mining CO. ordered to Sd read
ing Bill to incorporate w.. a. Union Con
per Mining co. Read 81 TIM aud pissed.
The Governor, by his secretary, Mr. Hay
den, communicated by mcss1s. the report Of
Hon. James NJ llotchkis., Commissioner tn
treat with the lroquois Indians
Bills rclcrred Bill rclatiu. Go railroad
corporations called up and 5n mott m Of Mr.
Benedict made the special orlor for tp.mor.
row morning at ten O'Clock
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-09

reports com on Manufactures. hill To-
incorporate Glover FIGURING mill company.
amended and ordered to Sd reading. Nv
General COM bill changing tine name Of
Lowell to Montyille, and it WAS ordered to
80 reading. BY com. ON Agriculture. hill
was ordered to Sd reading. BY rp,l. ON
Manufactures, Senate bill t. iucornorate
Woodstock gas-light company and it was
passed, BY General com. Bin for the I,rc.or-
walton Of fish, (hook-and-linc fishing only /.
legal for trout, lungc and rirkercl-other
fish may be taken with spear or net-all
other acts are repeatedly ordered to 81 read
ing.
Engrossed B,Hs.-To incorporate St
Aipans gas-ilsht co.. passed Adj
o'clock = VI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

Three Daily Throagh Trains, between Phiiadelphia
and Pii,sburg. MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiisdelphin for Piitsbarg AT Il A. NJ. and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia mt Z A. NJ THE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia Al p NJ. and Pittsburg
for Philade,phia atI r. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh At IL, p.
M..and Pitssbu n for Philadelphia at 10. IN.
The above lines meet al Pitisburg With the Rail-
roads ssS frss 81. Louis, Mo-; Alton Galena and
ChicaeoIi H.; Frankfort. Lexington. and Louisville.
XIV; Tcrre Haate. Dayton, Springfield, Beiiefontnc.
sanaussy, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
Massilion and Wooster. Ohio, also, with the Steam
Packet Boatsfssm and TO Nav OsLsAsy, ST. LoUis,
LcrsvILLr aud CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets be had TO or from either Of the
above places.
Fcrfurther particulars see Hand bifsa, the differ
ept starting points. Passengers from the West
will Ind this The shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or Bos-
ton.
THos. MOORE. Ae'r. Passenger Liss., PAiis.
j MESKIMEN, Asf. Psssssgsr Lists. Pitt.
L. Eth d.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

FANNY ftaROOERY

TINE ssbscssbes AAs spsneda ssock u 0reeesiesta
" HE Ness Ferry besMeeA SECOND aad Third -,
Which be VII Warrant 10 ke 81 abe very best quality
ana which % WHEEL - Low asean be pafchased
GIG AR0.
4 choice los efCisarsisss received and sale Low
C. ". PICK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
Corner u Front 81 and Ferry Landing.
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.

NEW IA Mill UItOCENIEC.
THE Subscriber has opened large and choice as
sertment Of Family Groceries, at the "CHkCk-
Erred SToRE.-
Front st.. nearly opposite the Mills.
4 fer doors Aeise ssrrses \ Pysfynas's,
Where shall always have on hand afsll supply OF
all such articles xs every famil, needs. via:
N. o Sugar; Fish all kinds; .
Clarified :. bacon, Hamsand Shoutdersi
Crushed Picked PORK, Lard;
s. X ard %. Mol: Choice Flour,
syrup; Corn Neal;
CoGrr and Teas; Potatoes; =
Pepper aud Spice; Dried Fruit;
Nails nd Glass; Wooden Ware;
Stone Ware: White Lead:
oiland TurpeniiHe. Soap and Candles, Starch;
nd nany other article too hume ntion, all
ofvheh viii be sold for ready pay, the lowest pr
ees.
Iwfiialso purchase all kinds OF Country Produce
Butter Esvs Poultry, Wheat. Corn, Oats, etc, etc..
Nav s1-du DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
NEW HAT E CAP SURE.
WHOLESALE A. RETAIL.


VNHE Sub.crieeri is zhcatto open new Hat and CAP
Il store in the Pos, osce Baildinx, Brady Street.
and would inform his friends aud the public general
y that until the First Of October. he be fo1nd To
The basene VI OF said building where he will open i'm
metatelt wth an extensive assortment OF
Hats and Caps. Children's Goods in every vari-
ety---Ladies Riding Hats,
and all other articles in their line Of tssde. will in.
iroauee the Fall style OF gentiemens silk Hats and
Fses- DE IN season.
Being PRACTICAL Halter and fully posted in the mi
ButiA ofthe business hope merit share Of pubic
Patronage, aud assure my friends that labor shall
be spared ON my part to furnish them with as good
article At cheap rates be obtained at any
other establishment in the West Having brother
resident partner in the Eass who lie exte ely
gagged 10 the manufacturing business, propose with
this aid to connect the Josh ilh the retail business
and viii thus be able 10 furnish goods gt Wholesale
With sehi inducenseDts TO pErebasers be Of
fered ST. Louis, Chicago any Of the Eastern Git
les.
n. B.-Fall styles ready for Inspection, and
the Public respectfully invited 10 call and
inc for themselves. No trouble 10 show goods.
A. S. ASTON CO.
Davenport, Ane. Is, isssd-v-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
Alisftllastons.
STAND FROM UNDER!
pOD7,r AVID SHOES!


r AN am now prepared for thef II and wintsrtradc
with from TO 50, 900 pairsof Roots and Shoes
com prlsing one of the most extensive stocks ever
brought TO this market, mnds UP toicy TOT shnusur
during the last three months, under the personal 81
| pcrv isisn OF IN experienced workman. All tnose
! persons In want OF good Roots. good Shoes, gocu
CATERS, slippers aud last, though not least,
GREET AND GOOD BARGAINS
| will do we'll to call IN the subscriber.
Fine Ladies siirpsrs only tweniy.fvs cents pes
pair Gents nnc boots, $780, and all other goods In
| proportion. Don't all rush ~ oncel
! One door east of Burrows & Pretty msnr Store
Front street. Davenport, Iowa. JAS, JokutN'
Sept, 90. lsss dr.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
| nNthe BiuG, commanding dne view OF Rock -
and Dav export; the house IL large and sub.
stantialiy built, containing Rooms, htchsn ana
basement, with large hath hrst and second hoor;
portco intro and pore In with well AND els
torn. Terms hahcash the balance 10 y months.
June I-du B.&W. KELLY, Frontst.
I,yAss, London Porter last cd and for sale
Dat FRANCIS JACObYS
Drug and Prescription store.
Oct 10. brady bet. cd 4 cd sts, Davenport.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO 0wNERso r
HORSES.
TOHN MCDONNELL. Veterinary Su rgenn, from
81 Rochester. N. ", bcgs rcsrccsuiiyfo morn the
public that he has located in Davenport where he eau
horse 10 subject to. ARcr going through thorough
course OF study for the profession aud having many
years good practice I'll kinds OF disease ana csn
produce ~ good tcstim oniais any other man West
give general satsfsetios all persons that empio.
him.
Until further notice be eau be found 81 Parker
Spearing's Stable, on Second Il.
N. b. Guaranteed Recipes sold 10 any person iiSing
alta distance from afar,ier.
DaveBpoFt, Sept. 9Th Mss dw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
yeGee.

DOCK lsLANDRASK has made rrangsments to
IL - iiuited amount sfthe notes Of "Thc Manu-
fe~fesers, snd Mechanics Bank Of eoinmbus, Geor-
eas., and the same via be- received On deposte CT IN
payesa fov TX nge Coin. o.. the sane terms Hs
Ne iasaes efthe scisent Banks OF % taeks
HE NJ Indiana. H. u. osbohsf Ffssi'
o.. r. MAEE, Cssh.r.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
DRUGS DRUGS.
The Only Complete Stock above
ST. Louis
HINES G. CLIPPINGER.
Al ", 7. Norris old stand.

u ~ -
Al ". r. Norris old stand.
ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS.
spices and Hops. Patent Medicines, Dys-siun.,
Cigars, Iirpentln,. Linseed Oil,
Window Glass, Pure White Lead all kiads ofPsint,
xli kinds Of Varnshes Potash and Putty. sperm and
Lard OIL. all kBdsef Essences. by the gross Seiditx
and Soda powders. by the gross
These articles and all others Of very extensive
Sold At the very Lowest Rates.
Ply seians and countrs Dealers need not cay Drugs
are cold al exorbsan, price. in Rock l.iaId-
WE SELL
Isiornel Fer ID, I "a,
Cbioroforn perlb-, = 60
Blue Mass do 6
ColIoaion per doz, ,sss
Saffron Per d., rs
Coo. DC BS a. Vanish. sa er- 10 persal sssS
Furniture do do 20
% 10 EMO. apers.l. 2ls
rerr, Davis Pain Killer per doz., oss
49, ohs,ry feeiarai do 80
rahhesioefs FefHifnge do 800
$50 Boxes window Glass.
Ranging from 10 10 2sr4s. This viii be sold al a
$1,000 lbs. PURE WHITE LEAD:
500 lbs. Vegetable Cattle Powders,
relisbss remedy or the cure Of diseases OF horses
~ me popular
Patent Medicines Of the Dsy.
Gire usa cali as we purpose selling 10 every ets,o-
mtr HINES CLiPPiNGEK.
ACTS.
NE Offer 10 ile ladies' Of Davenport 400 different
w kinds Of EXTRACTS for the handke rchief,
and "a endless variety Of Peramery and Fancy af,i
ees al the very lowest prices. as We intend closing
ori ihs branch ofaar business. ALSO
x GHoss FisYoring hx.rae;s, will be sold At
i - small advance on cost Shall close them ou,
tnis faii, call AID purchase supply before they are
all zone. HINES GcLlPPisGER's
Aga d-~e I'm Drag Store.
LADIES SHOULDER BRACES.
ga Dozens of Barietgs erior shoulder Braces
- lor Ladies ST o So each.
aug. s,,a-~sm HINES cLiPPISGER
G 4 IN worth of auinine, $500 worth Of Aorpha,
Negn imam, viii be sold eouBtry desIe how for
cash. HINES X CLiPPlNGER.
Sugar Cured Hams.
rs eioise and %, sp ah s1 A.a care =, ss
FORBADE eseap wholesale & rstalIs5
JACOB WEAVER Jr a. CO
n. Is. This lot Of Hanis ~ oTsfe To the trade aHd
families upon favorable iernas over th1 tie, IA, 81
bought At 81. Louis, Chicago, or Cincinnati.
ysiy 2is,.
Great Excitement at
MITCHELL'S EMPORIUM!
NO" isthA time 10 get The worth OF yonr money
~ We are determined to sell on VERY Low
PRlE n sbat few goods have left il. otde, 4,
make ann room i1f our Stocks OF Fail and Wiitef
0oods. We attend TO go East about tae suth .f lie
present month and nGst ali fhs msHsy re can gst a.
weil ss the room for the new goods. tzl soon and
improve ihis gresioppofiunisy ofbuyiag your goods
~ these yers los Prizes.
H. r. d Il. ". MITCHELL.
Jaly "a. '55-Iif
I-,REFCH ard Ehgiish KID Slippers,
u IaaaEs ti4 Callers.
Aact AID bronze Buskins,
Yegyzi std Cieftsiprsrs
Aafrlt sD.a1iI GAIT sDots
Ter sHie attaa .9%ea.Ga4A prices by
1890 S. u. IA MsON 70 .
CuGA ks.-D. X. Loaf, crnshed, Powdered al
- prime kes Orleans Sugars. for @sl~ b, ~, lbi ~
ietssIby aisaes2i j. @EAYEF, Jr, q 90
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
D. & ". KELLY,
WmOLESALE r RETAIL GROCEIl

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Dry GeeAs, QNcensWare,
0oess ana Shses, Hats m
vI>oGKTREk With 1 thousand difsI
u num<rcus 70 mention.
We have On hand and will be consi
large assertnctts tn the above line OF
Spring. Our large STOCK OF Grocsriel
Is recoyu mends which will he scid
Wholesale Of Retail Markc Ell Prices
% HoesheaA,N. O. sugar: - boxes =
% hbiscrus'd q elsrsuear: Raie Rope
IS sack Z assorted Coilees tcamphine
ESQ hnshcls dried ApYi les: 6iaes ofal
50 hashcla paired Peaches RaAkctsin
goo bhls, I hhls q CAsks, Tar, pitch Z
n. orleans Sugar house kstsins, Gu
aud Ssrnp Nelasses: Spices IN
; bills sup Golden Syrap: Paints, dry
20 chests and 4 chests Y-sCcdar and
Hyson, imreriasand Eng Wash Tabs
lish Teas. toiis-lerd
sotsadiesasscrted Teasfo. ners, So
q miiy use; rhani'so
Sorhlf hh,s white Ash and A large
Lake Trout; soaecpawar
q Boxes prime Cod Fish; 20e hols iAl
50 Kces Nails asserted; IS sacks Cd
so boxes dried Herring: aoyslers ans
50 do best Brocrs; large ass
S0bcxes Mould Candies; baceos q
ioboxcs Star Candles; Manufact
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