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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

Soil OF FRANCE.-France has nat.
urally magnificent soil. l prefer it,
all things considered, to that of our
own Western States. We have much
land that is richer at the outset, but
very little that will hold its own in
defiance Of maltreatment so we'll as this
does. Lime abounds here in every
form; the railroads are often cut
through hills Of loose chalk-and very
much Of the subsoil in this vicinity
appears to be a rotten limestone OF
gypsum, but is said to be a marine
deposit-provcd such by the infnity
Of shells there imbedled. There is
not PARTICLE Of stone in the surface
soil; the rotten gypsum is, for the most
part, easily traycrsed by the plow,
though at depth Of ten or twenty
feet the same original formation may
be found hard enough to quarry into
building stone. To reinforce such
soil, after the exhaustion produced by
hundred grain crops in succession,
it is only requisite to run the plow two
inches deeper than it has hitherto gone
"a process urgently desirable on
other grounds than this. | never be-
fore observed land 50 thoroughly for
tifed against the destructive tenden-
cies of human Ignorance, ,indOlence, and
folly.-Horace Greeley.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

A HARD SHELL The "hard shell
Baptists are well known sect in the
south and southwest. They are not re-
lated that we know of to the hard shell
democrats in New Y ork, though their
chriStcn name is the same. They ga
dead against all Bible, temperance, and
education societies hate missions to the
heathen, and all modern schemes for
converting the rest Of mankind. Of
course they are opposed to learning, and
speak as they are suddenly moved.
Two of them wore once in the same
pulpit together. While one was preach.
ing he happened to say, When Abra-
ham built the ark
The one behind strove to correct his
bllnder by saying out loud, Abrahan,
,rarnt thar
Bat the speaker pushed on, needless
of the interruption, and only took ocea
sion shortly 80 repeat, still more decd-
edly, say, when Abraham built the
ark
And [ say cried out the other, A
brdhdM tcaHt M0r.'
The hard she'll was too hard to be
beaten down in this way. and addressing
the people, exclaimed, with great indig-
nation, | say Abraham was thar, or
thar ABouTse
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

EXTRAORDINARY SNAKE.-A Yves:
tern paper publishes the following as
a copy of the sign5oard Of an itinerant
shoNmen:
ii Paftel SFaiek too be .Noed.+
Thee histry Off this snaick is as follars:
he was ketcht on tung mounting buy
poore man with large fammely, being
sicl.s yer ould and very wcnunous; he
is now in books and cand hirt nobdy,
which is much better than TOO b.s run
ming wilde, cause he can't want 60 eat
no,hun. Admittance is sicksperts for
them what plccse to pay it, and thrip-
pcnts for them what don't; a libberals
rcduckshun for fammelees. For more
partickelars pleese to cawl on Old
Dick. Z. Make notiss it was the
poore man and not the snaick that
had q large fammely.'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28
Sr. Louls. Noy. 8. ls55.

DEAR BRoTHEe 81 thank you for
your letter received last evening | feel
indebted to you more than | can tell
you for your kindness in-undortaking for
me, iu addition to your numerous duties,
tho labor Of so much proof.readmg, nor
do | know bow am ever to repay you.
| hope you may at least have the salts
faction of believing that you have there,
by aided in work Of some service to the
cause Of Christian truth.
write this under circumstances teud.
ing peculiarly to impress me with the
feeling that services rendered to impsr.
ishable interests alone can long bestow
either honor or pleasure. / seem to my
self as writing this on tha verge of the
Dark River where all aims this side Of
Immortality shrivel The sense of sud,
den and awful peril presses on me a
peril which has in a moment swept ac-
quaiutances and friends from my side IN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

seriousness of that central bereavement
which must be felt when severed from
God-a yearning after peace, and poet.
ioal defamation about a happiness which
the heart vainly affects to have found in
'corh,' or in Pantheistic sentimontai-
ties
Mr.. Bayne has uttcred-and utter.
ed well-whata a Christian feels in reading
Carlyle. Ina a change of heart, in the
great Atonement, is to be found what
Carlyle piued after And I cannot doubt
that to young men who have been Sc
duced by Carlyle, this work will be a
great blessing"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

Fr, m the New York Independent.
The Missouri Catastrophe Let
ter from DR.. Post.

L HC llSSOuEl s-ISl-
ter from DR.. Post.
Whn the telegraph made the first
Startling announcement Of the catas.
trupho on the Pacific Railroad, we hung
with trembling over the name Yost, lest
by the change Of letter it might stand
for our much loved friend Rev DR.. Post.
Of st. Louis We f.lt special interest
in the fate of that gentlcman-who we
rightly coujectured TO be on board the
illfated train-not Only because OF AM
intimate friendship, but also because for
a few weeks past one Of the editors Of
this journal had been reading the proof
sheets Of Il work of great brilliaucy and
power from the pen of Dr. Post, aud had
thus been in daily communion with his
vigorous ard cultivated mind
Although this work, just ready to be
issued from Mr. Scribuer's press, wouli
Of itself form a lasting monument to
the authors genius, and would render a
lasting service to the cause of evangeli-
cal freedom against spiritual despo,ism;
yet regarding it as only the prelude 20
other works in the same rich vein of the
philosophy Of history, We were relieved
beyond measure to learn that our dear
friend had not been cut off with such i'm.
portant plans and labors unfinished
A letter from Dir. Post to the editor
referred to, gives the most graphic and
thrilling sketch of the catastrophe we
have yet seen. He will pardon US, and
our readers will thank US for publishing
it entire. The first paragraph is explain,
ed by what We have said above Of his
forthcoming work, on the Skeptical Era
in Modern History work that will be
Of much 'seryico tO the cause Of Chris
tian truth"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

Two GREAT PRoJEcTs IN EUROPE.
"A tunnel under the British Chan
mel, to connect the opposite coasts of
France ard England, and the ship
canal through the lsthmus of Suez,
are just now the lesdiilg projects in q
peaceful way, which are before the
people of Europe.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

JouN SMlrH senli us tho following
pithy toast for the next celebration of
the Fourth of July, but it is too good to
be laid over -" The Two Declarations;
Tho Declaration Of Independence,
whereby we gained our liberty, and the
Declaration of Love, whereby We lost
it."-POs;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

A CASE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
person unknown sent to our State
Trcasurer,a few days ago, S5O,enclos-
ed in letter, with the following note
-"Put the enclosed $50 into the
Treasury of Vermont. CONSCIENCE"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28

Esf. y writer in the Puritan Re.
corder gives the following interesting
sketch of Rev. Peter Bayne, whose work.
upon the Christian Life" recently re.
published by Mossrs. Gould & Lincoln,
is oX'iting the interest of the Christian
world
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

w W Al lO]i " ~ ANO ~
= We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners. to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of ali persons,
against the estate of
PATIENCE LAWRENCE,
late of Weybridge, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six calendar months from
the Sd day ofNoyember, 1855, being allowed
by said court for the purpose,we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment, at the
late dwelling house of the deceased, in said
Weybridge, on the % Tuesdays ofDecembcr
and April next, from nine o o'clock A. NJ un-
Ill four o'cock, + NJ. on each of said days.
JOS. HAYWARD, lcomrs
NJ. S. DORRANCE, I 'o"'''
Dated at Middlebury, this 9th day of
November A, d. 1855 BOW
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,


THE Great Contra Route connecting the Atlanti
cities lib the Northwestern, and Southwes
tern States. by a continuous Railway direct; THIS
road also connects at Pittsburg with daily line o.
10 ali ports on the Northwestern Lakes; ma
kipx The most direct cheapest aud reliable route by
which FREIG HIT can befsrwarded TO and ram The
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and pittsburgh:
First Class..Bo Boots. Shoes. nryl -sc n ion H.
Goods III n boxes, Furs. Feathers &C.,
second GLASS;. Books & staton-)
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes, Hardy 6oe. ius To-
ware, Leather, " DOL, &c.
Thi rd ClasS..Anvils, Ragging,l soc. n lOOlb
Bacon, PORK lin bulk Hemp, &c.
Fourth ClnSs..Cofee- Fish, ba-} 1rc y l0Olb
con 4 Pork tpackc ara & Lard OILY
yTIn shipping Goods from any point East OF fhiia-
delphis he particularto MARX pac. age IRA Penhsyi
rania Raiiroad.'' AllGoods consigned TO The agents
e.this Road at Phiiadciphi or Ptsburg, will be for
W rded without detention. -
FRylsHr ArrNrs.-Moses Potter, Boston: J. l.. III
liott. n. York; J Sneeder. Philadelphia; Magraw
4 Rooms Baltimore; Geo. c Francseus Pittshure;
sprigman 4 Brown, Cincinnati, ohia; J. s Moore
head, Louisville, Ky: r. G. Meldrum, Madison,
Ind; Ratelif 4 Co., ST. Louis, No.; J. s. Mitchell d
Son, Evansville, Indiana.
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agt, Ph'fa.
!. LoMBAERT, Srpt. dtf0onqnea
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psts, bstv..n Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
pENNSyLyaNIA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains. between Philadelphia
and pittsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pitisburs at A. u and nd
Pittsburg for Philadelphia Mt A. NJ. The FAST
for Philadelphia al l r Nj. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phladelphia for Pittsburgh al II, r.
NJ. and Pittsburgfo for PHILADELPHIA st 10 N. ,
The above lines at Piusburg with the Rail.
roads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo-; alton Ga'ena and
ChicagoIl: Frankfort. Lexington, and Louisville,
S:n,.usky. Toledo Cleveland. Columbus. GAINESVILLE.
Massiliof and Wooster Ohio; also. with the steam
Packet Boats from and TO NKw ORLrASs, ST. Louis.
Lorrsyiir liz and GISciNEATi
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either OF the
above places.
Porfurther particulars see Hand-bllsa the dIner.
emit starting points Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York. or Bos
ton. -,
j NESKIMEN, 4g-t. Passenger Lines, Pitts.
pi,iIai.lnLia E1h afh. LES h-lN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
WAsHINGToN NURSERIES,

INRUIT and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Ne. Far.
mers and Others in this vicinity may dep=nd up
genuine article, by applying To the subscriber,
as the Propretors have ioested grounds in this city
days. make large shipments to this city from their old
grounds at Geueya,N Y. and have no irresponsible
Agents.
Orders respectfully solicited
0fics, In cd ST Ia Atkiuson's building, between
Brady and Main SITS. and opposite lie Claire Row.
Davenport. 0ct 6-dw2m JN0 WALDO.
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LADIES COLLEGE.

-
LADIES' COLLEGE,.
TIE Second Quarter ofthe above Institute IN co a,
mehcc ON Wednesday, September 5th in all of II
departments.
Our arrangements for u thorough courscof instruc.
ample and on scale 10 meet tn de ma is The age
and spirit oithe times.
cain To Civ mo re practical tho rouph and co M
piete course Of studies than any Of schools for
Young ladies'. Yea, more. mean to TAX th le nd
III lhe business oifemale 'ducatioE.
Ihccourse OF studies will be vnred To si the cir
.hmstahces and intellectual capacity oitEe pupil.
lu1tton IN the Primary Department. 81 10 rer ar
do - - usual course. q 90 :. =.
Language an" higher Eng iish hranchcs,e 80 - .
NoTE.-No trtra cha rgesiu the NornaIor
neutrality-suspicious..
Mhsiroh Piano, ilei0deon. GuitRrand
Harp, SO 40 10 10 90 :,
Landscape Pantingin Oil. e 90
Monochromatie Cruyon md Pencil
bruwing. &e leach, 5 90 - -
taPief MAehe and orna tn! Leather
Work. each, S 40
Embroidery. Ornamental Needle Work.
&c., d., mail their variety, each, 90 :. -
Diplomas willie given To tbos. ho COM
ptete a tboroughcourse in either ofthe
departments.
Board with furnished rooms including
washing, lights fuel, Stationery. DC, "a co /" I"
1.-THE pupil fu mi he room. etc ~ or
All payments 10 be made in advance.
Those wishing TO secure rooms. desks asday scha-
AIRS, musinpply soon. T. II. COD DING.
Proprieiorand Superinte ndent.
Mn, !; u. CepDisa, princin,,s
Davenport Aug 81. '55-dwtf
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Misffllaufo1s.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drag and Paint House,
Iilinoisstreot, two doors east of Bu0alo.
HENRY D. WEED.


TJAS in store as large stock of Drugs, Medicines,
IL Paints, Otis and Dye Stuffs was ever brought
into Rock island which he offers TO the trade at
small advance on Eastern prices, and At retail very
first class houses in New Ysrk, Boston and rhadei-
phia, and is constantly being repenished customers
can rely upon getting pure and nnadulteratcd Drugs
Having been for The past ten years IN the drug trades
he feels confident In saying that his stock OF Drugs
cannot be eacelied for quality, variety and low pri..
ees IN this section q county AZ the popular ana
ef,he day, among which are the following
Jayae's Family Medicines, Mustang Eminent,
Soan's Arabian I"
McLune's g /" Nerve and Bone Linim ent,
Ca airy 81 Ncayerss syrup,
Halloways Pills, smiths Tonic Syrup,
Ointment, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Bulls sarsapara, India cholagoguc,
Townsend's - Webster,s Specific,
Guysotts IS Lyons Kaharion,
Marshal's Uterine Cathoiicon.
BRUSHES. ls5eliSHES.
,allszcsPa Brushes, all sizes,
isir :. g /" varnish :. 6 :.
Horss, Seam and other Scrub
brushes, in great variety Tooth and Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
Linseed Oil, Litharge,
Spirits Turpcptine, Ohio Fire Proof,
Chrome,sre dry ,groundvarnish, Japan
I" yellow :. - Copsl vari. quail
IS red So - Coach.
Red Lead, 8. Asphahum,
Venetian Red, Black Leather,
Ochre French, White Lead In Oil,
American. Zinc snow white,
Also, large stock, cfIard, VIII ale and Sperm OILS
by the barrel or less qua nifty.
Persons in want OF any articles in line, will Ind
il greatly to their advantage TO give me call do
not adver prices the amount OF stock have
hand, as the price Drugs constantly changing,
and advertised prices cannot be relied upon; but
customers calling al my store can at all times be sup
HENRY D. WE'D,
Oct. d-u a6 Illinois street, Rock Island.
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Wroferifs.
FAMILY GROCERY,

T>HEsabscriber has opened stoke Grocerestn
L his house ON Perry betWeenSecond and Third ass
hich he ill be Of the very best QuAity
and which ne viilseli ~ low ascaa be purchased
elsew here.
CIGARS.
A choice lot ofCigsrsjust receivcdaAdf crfaieiow
C.N. PECK.
Davenport. Deessd, lss4-dtf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
sV,HE subscriber ha. opened large and choice as
sortment ofFamily Groeeries, II the"ChACh-
Erred SToRE,'
Front st., nearly opposite the Mills,
A fec doors 6stor Burrors 4 Prettyaanfs.
where shall always have on hand sfuil supply o.
all such articles as every fsmil, needs, viz:
NJ Sugar; Fish all kinds;
Clarified " bacon, hsmsand Snoaiae's'
Crushed Picked Pork, Lad;
3 II and r. o. Npl..i Choice Flour;
Syrup; corn meats
cone a nd Teas; Potatoes,
pennrr and Spicr; Dried Fruit;
N,ils and Glass: Wooden Ware;
Stope Ware; White Leads
fland Turpentine: / Soap and Candles, Starch;
And many other arclestoo hume rousto mention, all
(which viii be sodfor ready pay, siihe lowest pri-
ces.
| wiIla,so purchase all kinds OF Country Produce
Butter. Eggs. Poultry. Wheat, Corn, oais, etc, ETC.
May sl-du uAsiD .. buhno"S'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
8E

GAN ~ 49,
nAssENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield Alton
and ST. Louis, will find the route via Ia salieto be
the Speediest now open to the public and not
.ub,ected TO the usual delays OF the River BY taking
the CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS. La
sale The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD to Bloom
ington, and the
TO Alton and st. Louis are taken through
Without delay In IS Hours
The route to 81. Louis via Mississippi Rivers THREE
HcrpRrp MILrs and time FORTY FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are m ade at Bloomington with Peoria. Pekin and Ur-
bana; at Springfield with Bardstown. Petersburg and
Havana al virden with Wayery: al Carlinyills with
Hiilsboro, Van Burenshurg, Vandalia and Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield and Scottvlle and at Alton
with Jerseyvile. carroIlton. Edwsrdsylle Highland
and CARLYLE The trains also conneetat Sprinfeldwth
the Great Railroad for Decatur Tcrrs-Haute
Jacksonville and Naples.
Hassen gers arriving at ST. Louis will connect with
Steame rs for the Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee Riv
ers and. also with Steamersfor Memphis Vicksburg
hatcher and New Orleans.
and 80 P. NJ, the arrival ofth Trains from the
North.
Y-Trick cts con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent La Sails for any point onthe Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road.
June eth. 1854 "
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s DR.. FIsCHELL.
49, S'tiH ana M chm n sena Ton III ST

DR.. 8 F1SCHELL,
A NNoUNCES to the Lsd;o.,rd can,,amor ~ I'D
ts ana vicinity, that he has located himself PER
ni,h ~ hSes Island as aDrsr.L Pn,crIr ostR !
has nrac,,"na nfanehes fthe profession. Dir. u.
,hIea '1s1' ana in England for many yearsrnd i 60
from n sina gae general satisfaction. Teeth inserts
ed prinena one 10 whole seton the most appros
psr,ieSS, performed with aceura ry and cnre.
drcn. S"'ioh PAID 10 The dentition Of thT
CURED, W fhetr residences II "
Once n mar, A. moderate and work warranted
osite Rost ,sisnd hi'aker and Eyers store, %
tiy., n,i .eer street between IIinoi. 4 Rod
Rock isians' s a"of ., .. Mrs. Johnson's.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02

THE undersigned are prepared 70 sell AZ lies and
other fruit al the lowest figures, and deliver free
of charge. Families wishing nice fruit for winter use
are invited 10 ca'i and leave their orders.
Sept l9-dtf HULL Il PARISH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
gfp Goods.
GOOD NEWS TO LADiES!'

" " " " " = "
PARIS AND NEW YORK
Wholesale and Retail Millinery Store.
THE subscriber takes pleasnren informing .hc ~,
dies Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity sna'
he has tai en- the store corner OF anu
DIV streets Davenport which he Is nov nt.,ng up nu
will have in readiness to open about the "a OIL
for The sale Of r.,. ara Fancy
Goods,
where no would invite them To call and examsne n'
entire new stock Of silk and Straw bonncs' sanus,
yevets Ribbons, Feathers. Flowers, DC, &c, OF 'hs
latest Paris and New York styles.
Having had TEN YEARSexpercnceint the business
In the city Of New York, and having engaged me ser
vice. of two frst class Niilpers, VINO have beeh w
our employ for the last four years, we feel
that We can furnish the ladies of the West Win as
pretty Bopnes manufactured in the city OF New
York or Imported from Paris.
Our assortme mt OF Millinery Goods Is the largest
and best ever offered in the city Of Davenport, and
will be sold on more reasonable terms.
Marking and Stamping for Rraiding and Emorder!
done TO order. ,,
sep20d&w " NJ u. NlCholo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02

MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.
FROM
NRw YORK AND BOSTON.
American. Express Co.. Proprietors.
A RRANGENESTS have been made by which the
IN above Dispatch is enabled TO forward goods at a
acre CT psaifioss rate fAsx arp iiss rssning West
except the regular Express Company.
EsRIGuT by this dispatch is forwarded via Railroad
entirely. hssdby and appropriated 10 this Dis
patch. and run the regular EsIaRAsr PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Mark goods Merchants Dispatch, Care Hull q T.
Davenport owa a nd leav Z me morandum ofcontract
with us.
forfuriher particulars applyto
A. n. IIvIsGsTox, Agt. 1877 Broadway, \. Y.
n. W KxYRs, . abroad ST. col. State, Boston
or 10 the undersigned. Agents for Davenport and
Rock Island.
June % diff HULL Il PARiSH. Agts'
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
southern Markets u laFge and we'll selected stock
ci goods of all descriptions, use sstIng
OF Dry Goods, boots ana iFhoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Qieehsware, h,,fiaio Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Plekag Yarn Gut window Glass,
Il. a. +. /. ~ kanawha salt Hardware,
xct's and Mill Saws, ron all Kinds Stee assorted
Castings, Nails all kinds, Grndstones,
WoodehTaFe, Live geese feathers, Pitch d Oakntn,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and OILS Dye Stnfs, &C.,
viii h will be sold at a small advance for Cab. As
int I'd keeping every thing In common use, persons
war ing several articles obtain them m Front
attka Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa.
une q, Is53-2a j. NJ. ROWLING
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Houses and Lots For Sale

4 NuNBEt OF HOUSES, LOTS and vacant Lots,
IA pleasantly situated in dfe ent arts OF the eity
for sale Oh fav rable terms. Apply to
JULIUS LYfANCE, WM. HANSEN.
0etII-dif
A,uGARS-60 Bbls. Refined Sugars;
- % Hhds. West ndia and New Orleans for
sas low by JACOB WEAVER, JR.,aC
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NEWS AND BOOK INKS.
coLoHD NXS AND BR0GZEs,
WINTERS, GLUE. Re,
Notice.

r1OCK ISLAND BANK has made rraEgemenis TO
X nae limited amount OF the notes Of 81 he Manu-
fsctureYs, and Mechanics Bank OF Columbus, Geor-
ris:'s ana TIE same will be received deposit or IN
e.s,~ent for Exchange or Coin, the same terms as
M ofthe solve az Bal Ks OF Virginia. Kettacky
Ohio or Indiana. NJ y. Osbohs; ffest.
b. r. MANN, Cash'r.
Rock Island, Jsne 13-dwn
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COOKING, AIR WARNING vENrILATIS5

COOKING, AIR WARNING 4 vENTILATlEa
SAMPLES Of the abnve apparatus now rrse. y
- the Inspection OF those who desite To have =
best mode of Warming and NeniilAttrR thcsrtot''l
also for Cooking We have the sEency Tor The san
the nosI approved Hot Air Furnace and Goes I;
Range. which only needs 10 lee seen TO induce tfT
Coal, Coke. or Wood can he used.
We invite the public generally TO call ard etiH
the apparatus; only timitt 4 number can br ois
this fall, so that 10 be sure Of getting eihera Faff
or Range the order must be lcIt early.
Cooking Stoves--a large assortment on hand NAA
wessii at greatly reduced prices. ga
Aug 81 -d3m. TsCLOSE ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
70 HNGINEERs.

<NURLEY,s Superior Compasses, T. and inch
4 = oiain and with vsner always on hand. Also,
<arvs,ors Chains aud Marking Pins. &c. DC. DC.
Any article NOT hand furnishcd to order It no.
dee as we the erefssfrs Tor Guris! Z Nan
ss.etos r.. Engineers stationery in geBeIas Consist
AR OF Peo6ic Cross SECTION, and Drawing Paper
Afso ORA wing Iusiruiasnt Drawing Iseks, NeDun,
Sencils &c. De-, sc. Ordere by mail v Ill receive
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