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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-04
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lGogO Arrivals. .F&
At THE fasnioi nc wsrsrssas, Church g. l.
"A lsres osoogtDent Of Crockesy and China
Ware: fiee esd Mantle Glasses, with Cit and
Nahoeany Frames; Cooking stosss and 0ssisss
. IsrSs varsity q WEED, Willev, and nelDs3
w r.: s;'''s' a. 'sa''' : 3 M %.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-04

A man committed suicide on Feath.
er river, California, when q Coroner's
jury was empannelled. heard the evi.
dence, and brought in . verdict that
the man was q I'D fool"
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IT has heen lntimated, that, if IN oppor-
L tunity should offer to acquire knowl:
edge Of the French and German languages,
by the regular pursuit. Of an easy and SIM
pie method, many might be found to avail
themselves Of it. Such an opportunity, it
10 said, now ofers: The hosc, ,cAat and
,uheye the Office Of the Daily Come will tell.
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|
Russia is represented to US, Il being
in a semi.barbarous state, and yet the
people have some beautiful customs
that would not ipjure the fruit Of Re-
publicanism. if grated on the tree Of
Liberty. No man can be buried there,
until bis debts are paid. Even the
Prince de Croi, of an ancient period,
was denied Sculpture, because Of the
fact that be left the world without
settling his accounts. He had done
the Empire service in battle, yet this
did not pay bis debts, and his body
was taken to the church Of Revel, and
there exposed in open coffin to crum-
bic into ashes. The Emperor Alex
ander visited the church, and was so
shocked with the hideous spectacle
presented by the corpse, that be COM
handed its immediate interment. On
tho morrow, the Emperor departed.
and the body of the Prince de Croi
was duly carried to the cemetery
The day after, it was brought back to
the church and placed in its former
position.
Even the fate ofthe Emperor him
self. could not interfere with this
beautiful semi-barbarous custom.
To bring such custom into prac.
tice in an honest christian community
like this where every man PAYS bis
debts. and no body complains of the
backwardness of creditors; could; it
is true, produce no good effect, but
might prevent the community from
falling into that baneful state of socie-
ty in which everybody is contracting
debts and no body paying a cent. Per-
tinent to this matter, we cannot see
that it would be impertinent to ask
4" what is the outstanding individual
debt -" taken collectively of this
city," Put it at five millions, and
this would be far short of
the mark-a large place like this could
we'll afford to bear the burden of fit.
teen millions; yet the five millions
might be narrowed down to smaller
6gure, without any material injury to
Lhe moral condition of society. Gen.
'lemen and Ladies, pay your debts
As a Christian duty, this is paramount
IN importance to all others. Do not
expect to live by continual abstrac-
ion; you must give as we'll as take.
Do something. There is no greater
disgrace than that Of doing nothing, |
n a moving world like this. When
The present government is subverted,
md we get to be king Of the same,
We shall have all the idlers yoked to-
,ether and colonized in some island of
he South Pacific, where they may
choose between honest industry or
A life of idleness is the
greatest disgrace; and ouch should
ZONE under the Russian law, and bury
Will some Divine take up this sub
ect here (where we shall leave it) and
1--WE us sermon on the same?
= -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-04

P1tEee Shooting.
THERE will Be . Patgot Shooting
L match for prizes OF Greenwell Springs
on the 9Th Proxo. 9. BAsALIsc0.
.une, 20th.1w.
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| Funny Ts1Nes.-Tbere ore nov
and then some very funny looking
paragraphs in the Country press
particularly the regular organs; sci
to tunes, by that great wind instru
meDt in New Oheans the La Courier
The Fsliciana Democrat of the 3Oth
ulto., has just recbed us, and contain.
a we'll written article, penued on the
Tuesday following the election for
Chief Justice; which might have
been . little different in its tone il
written yesterday. Tie writer very
quantity remarks:
"The result of Mondays election
has surprised many persons, although
to some it was not entirely unexpected.
It is useless for the partisians Of the
"order " TO protest, as we have heard
q few Of them do, that the conclave
took no part in the contest, and had
no hand in nominating Mr.. Merrick
for Chief Justice and Mr.. Cooley for
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court. We have been assured, on
good authority, that both these gen.
tlemen were regularly selected as
candidates. by ballot, of the supreme
appointing council.
Very true sir. It is also a very
singular fact, mo doubt) as you say:
That the few members who have not
abandoned the order, all voted for
Merrick and Cooley, and we venture
to say that neither Of them received
q half dozen Democratic votes though
out the parish Of Orleans.
Also take for granted "tbeae prem
ises. " But We decidedly object, to
this portion Of the gentleman's we'll
conceived article, which he would per
force, thrust down the throat of we
Red Stickers:
"In ordinary times and under or
binary circumstances, this result
would be looked upon as an over
whelming defeat Of party candidate
"A party that threatened the Union
with straightforward above all, felt
sure that they would rule the roast in
Louisiana for all time to come. Poor
Sam !"
What's the man talking about
when he refers to this parish, thus:
I've have been more surprised at
The returns from Baton Rouge than
1t any other occurrence that has turn
ed up in this contest. These returns
the votes of nearly the |
whole parish, including the village
Of the same name. So far as receiv-
ID. the votes stand thus: Elan 2O4,
Elgee lis, Merrick IS. In other
words, Merrick the Know Nothing
got IS out of 354 votes, or
not one tenth Of the whole and be it
remembered that the town of Baton
Rouge is within thirty miles of Gin.
on, where Mr.. M. resides.
What village! Where When
md since what time? Call our peo-
'le anything to suit your purpose
'ut call not the de facto city a vii
iage." If this be not city, at all
points, impregnable. then there never
vas one on the map. Look at our
laily press, and tremble less you call
to vengence down! Look at our
ubburbs ! Look at our public lamp
posts Have we not Royal Square
n Beaurgard town, and a place
farms, on South Boulevard9 Come
ind look at the place sir, and then go
ZONE and shame the devil BY telling
he truth for once in your useful
ife.
Now that We have done with the
Feliciana Democrat a friend suggests,
hat tDe article from which we have
IA 1:hn.o11r n-x...l.l .. A~1 -: |
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Hox. SAN HousroN, Of Texas, will
please accept our thanks FOR Congress.
iosal kvors by the last mail.

10 Tho Gazette learns, that Asst
Surgeon Haden, who has been sta.
toned at this post since the withdraw.
IL Of Dr.. B. F. HARVEY, has received
orders to repare to Jefferson Barracks,
70 join tho Sioux Expedition. Dr..
HAanEY, is also going in the same d.
yectiop. ..r
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-04

lsA CHICKEN, A QuADRuPED.-The
learned naturalists answers us this
question with an emphatic mo
chickens have but two legs" Gran.
ted. But now and then, something
upbidden comes into this crank.lded
world, giving the naturalist the lie
direct. Thus man Is . rational
animal measuring thirteen inches,
from pre6oses to os.poster;o,1s." So
talk the paturalists: but then . man
comes along measuring much less !;
and because Of this exception to the
rule shall We call man an ass Z By
no means, and yet asses are known
BY other features than long ears, and
their heads are not unfIeqsently found
in the body Of the people. Let nat
walists net be COMPOUNDED, for their
science is founded upon fundamental
principles examined and fixed by
II. Couv;er and Button.
What calls forth this speculation, is
. bottle forwarded from the plantation
of our friend Col. Alb. Converse. near
where Bayou Sara. use to be, before
It dissolved into the fabric of q vision
and went - away in smoke-thin
smoke. The bottle conta;nsa verita-
BE Shanghse cock. who from appear
anee nun have lived to the ago of
discretion, and who hss-or rather
use to have four legs-well defined
legs ~ ever cock strutted, in the
morning walk with. This cock I'VE
have it from the Col.) was in the habit
Of growing in most singular fashion,
and the words he gave utterance to
were !" can'-come it," "Cant come
it," The ominous forbodings in
this, may be seen at u single squirt.
No explanation Is offered; and it is
hereby turned over to the learned for
solution. All We have 70 offer in proof
Of the allegation, is the silent elo-
quence Of the cock himself, and he
may be seen any day on our table,
dangling BY the neck, in . quart bottle
Of fourth proof spirits. For falts of
the case, the learned are referred
directly to Col. Converse. Would not
it be we'll for the Medico PHYSICAL
society. to send up . committe of
investigation
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BLOODY INDIAN WoRK-A Compa-
ny Of Troops KilLed.-A recent tele-
graphic dispatch, from St, Lonis, an
nounces that On arrival from Mexico
brings . report that the Apache In.
dians had stacked two companies of
United States troops garrsoned in that
territory, killed upwards Of fifty men
and al the officers Of ono company.
No particulars are given.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Ea@E III JILL


THE Great Central Route, connecting the Auapti
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana southTes
tern states by continuous Railway direct Ihi
road also connects ut Pittsburg with daily line
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes ma
King the most direct cheapest and rehaafe yohta ..
which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO ahaifom th'
Great Vest. ,n.x.x..
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh;
Pirst CIass..Boots. Shoes, Dry ooc Is ,oolb
Goods I'm boxes, Fnrs eathers &c.l
Second Class..Books& station
cry, Dry Goodsii baiesl, Drugs e c. . 100 Id
and Medicines, HARDWARE. Leath
er, " 90. sc.
tn, rd Ola $50. inyils, Ragging.l
Bacon, PORK lin bulk Cast Steel, I 65c b iooio'
Sole Leather lin bundles} ocre, &C.,
Fourth Class..Cofee, Fish, ba-)
cor & kfpacke dl ard & Lard Oili 55c. leoit.
hemp iron, lead, naiis. soda ash, DC,
ELoUR-st per bbl., until further notice
GRAIN-.5g els per Ito lbs. until further nolice,
COTTOy-S2 per bale. not exceeding 800 los
weight, until flu, ther notice. ,,p.u
delpbia he particuarto merk pack age sra Psnnsg
rapia Railroad.n AllGoeds consigned 10 The Agent
eithis Road nj Phadclphis or Plttsburg DC Tor
W rdcd withoutietennon: ,,am
Pnyiaur ArxNrs.-Tarris, Worml. d Co., mem
mis- Tenn..p Sass Cost Louis; 3 Nitch-
III q Son Evansville, Ind Dumesnii, Bell Mur
dnet md carter a Jcweu louisville, KY; X y et-
dram Madison, Ind; Sprigman q Bro Sh' ana TINT
a 60 Cincinnati; n. ". G Faham Co, Zanesvie-
nhio. Ieerh & Co. No 81 HI by ST., Boston: leech
q Co. No AS or House, New YORK; NO: "iliiahi
ST.. and No. Battery Place. New YORK; Is ;, snee'
der Phi ad ii phia: Magraw d Rooms baithlofei ueo'
c. Franescus Pttsbarg ,t.,
n H HOUSTON, general Freight .7gf, Ph'fd'
II j. LOMBAERT, SaPa. -4ttooHa,fa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
failroaos.
CHICAGO : Rock ISLAND RAILROAD.
aRRl kA
NEW .ARRANGEMENT


oxsnaarter sunday, November llih, and unti'fnr
bther notice, trains will leave Rock Island asi
.sPas.enge train, daily Sundays except *. NJ
"a Passenger 81, ~ Train, daily, Saturdays ex- :
cepted, at w Z Al
Al Frcisht with ed class ears daily, Sun.
dnss excepted, ut - a "
rraius arrive al Rock Island daily, Sundays ex'
cep ed, as foilows: . IN 4 NJ
Isl Passenger train, al * y M
Of do do at - 70 =,
Al Er,iyht with I'd class cars at, ssu a y
All trains on er This road in direc. connection ~
fhiraro with trims over boththe Michigan soatherh
and Michigan CeniraR X. to aud from Detroit, 10
iado. cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati, rltts pvIen
nnosirs HnfInlo. Niagara Falls, Albany, New Yerk
Philadeirha Baltimore and Washingign $50 n,.S u
iasale with trains Of the Illinois Sentrai foaa.
North TO Gaiena and South to 81. Loa's aha srT
VENS Tick ei ast.. X. X. Depot, X. !.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF giving
d,.nct objections asto the destination OF their pug
age also 10 procure tickets before taking their sea
in The cars asthe conductors collie lares 9h 70 e
road. ,ors
VIII WHITMAN, Assf.Supt.
Rock Island, November 10, lea5.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Three raJly Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and Pittsbufe. The MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philsdcliha for PittsbnrG at Il A. NJ ana 10,
Pitt.burg for Philadelphia at a. ~. he FAsl
for Phiiaielphia all p. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves PHILADELPHIA for Pittsburgh a. ~, r.
NJ aud Pntsburg for Philadeiphia ut 10 NJ
The abey eseennect at Pitts5urg with the Rail
roads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo-; Alton Galena ana
Chiea M: Frankfort, Lexington, anu honlstle,
XIV: Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield Beiieiohttne'
San,usss Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus. zanesViiie,
Massilan and Wooster. Ohio; also, with the steam
Pack ct Boatsfrom and to New ORLEANS, IT. LOUIS
L o-fsviLI Z and CINCINNATI 80.
through Tickets can be had to or from either OF iae
above places. u,-,,,t, ~, ,;rcar
ant starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK, or Bes-
ton. y:. pb;l,
MEsKINEN, 4g't. Passenger Lines, Puts.
pbiIahrlphin Nov a5h, 1855 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

rIsHE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
L Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
Of goods Of all descriptions, IN common use, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware Queen ~ are, Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Cham, Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
e.. A. r. !. 81 kauamha salt Hardware,
Nets and Mil Saws, iron, all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds Griud.tones,
Weoleils ware, lave geese fcgthers, Ptch q oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow BASKETS, Pants aud OILS, Dye Sturs, &c,
VIII b viii be sold III small advance for Cab As
int I'd Keeping every thing In common use persons
wal ing articles obtain them on Front street
atlhs Brick store opposite the NILS Davenport iowa
une 9, 1853 20. J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
MlisfellaufonS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drag and Paint MONSe,
Iillnois,treet two doors east Of Buffalo.
HENRY ID I'VE.

HENRY ID. WEED
rvAsin store as large stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Ill Paints, Oils and Dye Stuifs as was eve, plo 4,
into Rock island which he offers TO the uaae ~
,a.Sonahle terms As his stock was purchased rom
arst class houses in New Yerk, Boston and Phiaoel
mia ans is constantly being rcpenished, cus,omo.s
rely apon getting pure and w. srns trade
he feels confident IN saying that his stoes 2,
cannoi he exccllcd for quality, variety and low pr,
,a this ses'i3a A :t iss1Tiry MMn ~
q he day, among which are the ,ol'o ,sisn,
Ia,ne's Family Medicines, N ustans liniiaeh''
s,ean :. !. Nerve and Bone Liniment,
".'airy Neaverss syrup.
uau ai.. pills. Smiths Tonic Syrup,
dinfment Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
p,u.s sars,nariila. India Cholagogue,
ps,sanI.s Webster's SPECIFIC,
t,".n,t,s Lyons Katharion,
Marshali's Uterine Cathoiicon
RGslISHl.S. tsfSUStAEs.
wbi,cwashhrushes allsizcsPaint Brushes, all sizes,
ny - Narnish T"
hors>, sea' an Variety Tooth and Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
s sasseea r on, Ohio Fire Proof,
.hfo .. ssi,nw I. Copal yari quail.
6, "a :. g Coach,
Red Lead, nsIpnn naaIber
o. Eren,b White Lead in on,
o.ai' mnr;.ap Zinc snow white,
AZ n large stock ofIard. Whtle and sperm Oils
by the barrel or less quantity ;us,
Persons in want OF any articles IN my i,ne,w a.
IL greatly to their advantage 70 give me .a.ii 49,,
not advertise prices nor The aniouns ~ nharriny.
and sdyertised prices cannot he relied nion' ou'
customers calling at my store San at all hairs DC
piled at the lowest market rd MENRy D. WEED,
Oe, ad.tf 20 Illinois street, Rock isaliu.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
Groceries.
FAMILY GROCERY.

THE subscriber hasoPenedA stock Of GsSsea,s.,a
j his house Perry between Second and Third SIS,
and which &c win sell a. low sscan be purchased
CIGARS.
A choice lot cfcigarsjust rsceivedand for saisio
atwhoiesaie okretail. ~ prcw
Davenport. Decs3a, lsS4-dtf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
,v,HE subscriber has opened large and eh9iss as
! sorinen, Of Family Groceries al the "eh ~ y
h Front s., nearly opposite the Mills,
4rsr doors sefsr Bsrrors + Prettgnas's,
where shall aiways have on hand afaii supply Oh
all such articles as every Ianl, needs. VIE.
No sasas eason. Hamssna Shoulders;
c cln.s.S :. :. P PlSSa PORK, Lard;
8, Hand NO. Mol; c caoif Ms saIar'
cotss and Tea. Poia, , s.a,,.
SalI. and Glass; w MSHss nea m:'e'
oiIand Turpentine; Soap and Candles, starch; m
ofwhch viii be sold for ready pay atthe towes' pfs
ix,lla,.o purchase ali kinds Of Country Produce
Ba,,er Erys, Poultry, Wheat Corn, Oats etc; etc.
Wsxss.dff DAVID A. BURROWS.
.Yitsf Rcrcfred!
Gen Bills. NICK FRESH FAT MAckEREL, sep
IS, INSPECTION.
Try 'cm and come again!
ALSO
Ohio, Liverpool and Stone Ware.
CoR. Sd s. BRADY RloHUAN y SiA-'D
Oct l9-dH -------.---
Np do ssdcIiccl' GOOttS!''
Know that we can furnish customers WIN ar
| IA ticles in our line as
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
and ns rood as tAs 6esf. Everything usua y ionha
49, All elass Family Grocery Store may be had al
our Establishment So come along
We deliver a. DDS and defy compctitio
o., "a RIoRDAN 4 SHEaD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.

NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. Proprietors: a..
A ARRANGEMENTS have otsn maae " anss a, !
nor, sypedifisss rate fAan avg hre ranHtng "esi
EXCEPT the regular Express Company. p.,,road
t,,i in ears biredby and appropriated 10 this pis
patch, and run on the regular EsicRASr AsskssA'
TRANS. go Hnit 4, p
nayenpori. Iowa md leave memorandum oicohrae'
with rs.
neutrality-suspicious. appl.io
u w xxyxs . Broad ST cor STATE, boston
ar 10 The undersigned, Agents for Davenport aHo
N1 Hnn .ss &c, Ar HULL & PARISH, Agts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
FAsHIONABLE CLOTHX g
LIGHT,LlGHT, LIGHT.

NOT Gas Light-but Ecoboihl'hl RAGS iH i'A''"f
~ Light. =, IN
enc gal. OF yanderhoors Fountain oileosts q o.
Half pinto ~
,aini',n,ns cost, sI.35
"a, g., 1o,daJ l.iU
- ~ - 49, fy.',>'' IS
Half ,,iat of the Fountain Oil will barn double
wicks giving ~ brilliant and steady light.
2s hours o. 81 hours tor a fraetionoser cent.
The Fauntsin Lamp holds halfpint, and once hIlea
and trimmed wi burn eight evenings of3t hours eaeh
without being redlled or trimmed, saving an IN
meuse deal of trouble. and removing one II ihe
greatestobie .tions 20 The use Of oil.
viii be apparent totvery one VINO examines VIE
IN after that This Is by far the cheapest and oet ghl
a family tanlise, ard being pure, hNed OIL Tree
FROM smoke. pleasant both to the taste and SMELL ahd
free OF ali danger from explosions, y rccohiheh's
itself being just the Ting that every Iamii! re-
quires. A..
The Subscriber for the present !. oca ted on Nam
bet Front l. second sts., in w. Jennings ClothlhE
store. where The public are Invited 10 can ana eA'
inc these lamps. JAS. i. Sh UL'''
Oct22dlm Sole Agent rthe State OF IOWA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
DRY LUMBER.

I'M LU IN bEhs
T HAVEnow on and any quantity ofthepes'
i Zig tsuiI Lumber,
H.aRRAyTED THOR oVGHLY .RIL-fDhnnff.n'
Having purcl sscd several large Nneen'in r. 70.
nd supplied dc Tic iencies from the Chirngo ,a",
now have general nssortmeLtof all ihff Iii "a,
be on hand. Also Pine Shingles, Paiiings' ,".'
Stndding, Sash, FurfiHg for brick houses. LAM
II J7Onice North OF the Smiths shop, as you s"'''
the city BY the Camden road. su
Rock Island, sepIsdU. BENZ. u. hh.r.--
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
TWin-City Mills!

TWin-City Mills.
THE subscriber having Lisnaw Steam Grist sIill In
i ope1a,ien, takes thi- method of informing the
pubic that he is now ready 10 do all kinds Of Gus
tom work. gu The most reasonable terms aud the
shortest notice. aH
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
Having fitted up building on Second St. between
Ripley and Scott he Is now resdy 10 furnish the eli
zen. OF Davenport and vicinity with a .uperor ami
Gle OF I'LOI r. such as Extra Superfne and SUI
psrhne Flour. Rye. Buekwheat and Graham Flour;
Shorts. in fact all kinds Of Mill Goods
Cash and Tie highest tnarsst price paii fpr Wheat
Rye and Corn. FL1ar aud Meal exchanged FOR Corn
ana Wheat at ihe bill.
noy5-d&wlm EP GIIFTT 4 "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
oooYIEG ava WARNING { VENTIIATING
STITCHING
Nj a c Ii / N u S

RI il l. desirable to save labor in the
1 STITCHING DEPARTMENT.
just and how easy IL Is done The subscriber
has the agency for the b,si Stitching Machines for fnm
iy generally, aud for fine work IL has no no super
ior. For making DRESSES. Sh,ris, and Tor Quilh'r
Garments, Hemmiug Fine Muslin, Edgires- lhssf
tinns. &c.. Ii work 5 adm irably.
Wheeler d. ilsnn'. family SiitchPg Machines a
New York prices and freight. tne u ortTntithcoi
SANITY. II : Tuition free TO r,hsscrs 4 J, CAL
and EXAMINE WM. A. NOURSE
Moline, H., Aug. 30. IS
Great Excitement in the Fruit Trade!
THE undersigned are prepared "a sell AZ pies and
other fruit IL the lowe u figures, and deliver free
OF charge. Families wishing nice fruit for winter use
are invited TO cab and leave their orders
Sent lg-dtf HULL Il PARISH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
THE Hoe TRADE! !

AvIsG Increased our fa sh. a ,os Ieasser lac
t1ing and dealing IN boSs e. Dawson X Co., Of
,.p 10 ss people q aud s s.. and Shoe.
e S osy sss Wi always
as.erpen u goods wanted 3, me "a,
We also are making extensive I'd Invite eoan-
Mholess.os esl nd examine our stock ana PTS
- Is our 70 selSn a sosa
shey can be purchased IN -. Los en.s q Co:
Brady ST., Idoer from Cd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27

THE suh.c ribe RS intending to he absent from the
city for short time, ali orders for Mctiowan's
Double Acting Pumps left with Burrows * Fret! man
or 1 fl lamont W Ill receive pr ,iupt attention.
N =, ,e,, MOSES a. IITTJEE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
COAL!
l.oWrey, Thomas & Co. ,

HAVE established depot for the sale oftheir sn'
i prrior article froaI near the Hal ROAD depct
enc door from Nebber's Foundry. For fuel ana
steam it ha. no superinrin this ularkei, VI WIZ be
delivered in pavcipur, or IN Rock Island in quaint
ties to snt pm cha application yard
Neck Island. june ~ DIFF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-27
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
szyEaAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
,I,HE undersign yened nerailBtelliReEes
Onice a III com plet. set OF book in which to
enter kinds 81 Rea and fer sale
or for The names Of ell Servants who wish for
places 10 families itLiI the city also tbe OF
Mechanics Lab0rersand 0thfrESees IL en- pfoy EieHt
so tiatLa whoare in search Of Houses lands e.
wants, &c eannDtfai Of immediate 81 obtain
ingeihsrby calling al my 9niee. Charges moderate.
CAT nd register your wants ordsrtand they will
receive pronpi4.tentiont
A EtNEFIELD,
no. Commeseia Buildings.
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