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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-27
FARMERS READ AND
CONSIDER.

MANY Machines are now being invented and
VI used, simply because they save labor.
The subscribers are manufacturing At their
PIow Shop in Moline, Ill.,, Gram Or Seed Drills
which not only snve labor and time, but greatly
increase The pr duct consequently the wealth
Of the farmer who uses them
knowing the utility Of this kind Of Machine
and that it must come INTO general use IN our
s.Prairie Staie'' and des,yous of being foremost
in the Introduction of 20 essential an article to
benefit the Farmer, we have spared no expense
and withheld no exerton to ind the best now IN
use in the Eastern States and England. We
have the pleasure of announcing that the object
of our desires has been fully realized.
We shall build but few in time for spring
seeding and would request all interested to eI-
anime them and make IN experimental use II
they choose.
Some of the benefits are as follows, to wit:
ist. They deposit the seed At nearly On Uni.
form depth.
81. The seed il all covered.
Sd. They save Labor-0ns man and Team
with good Drill will put 10 az maay acres Of
grain ia day as three men aud two teams wall
il the usual way Of broad cast sosiug and hag.
eth. They save ssed-requiing from 70
pecks less seed TO tn. acre.
9Th. The wheat is protected from winter
freeze by ridge Of earth thrown up between the
rows which mou!dsrs down to the roots and
gives strength and vigor to the grain against the
spring winds and frosts.
9th. Grain, Gown with good Drill will yield
one-dfth more than in the usual manner.
MACHINES WARRANTED.
Plows Of all kinds constantly on hand at OUT
Shop aud with Agents generally through the
country.
We tender our ack aowlsdg to the pub
lie tor their liberal patronage, heretofore, and
would respectfully solicit q continuance Of the
same.
We would call the attention Of our Farmers 70
the important Improvements recently made In
our Plows and best Of al . reduction In price OF
81. each, except "Prairis BreakeEe."
DEERE, TATE T. GOULD.
Moline, H., Jan. 30th, 1851. q
VNHlG Advances for sale By A. SANDERS.
w March 9Th.
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NIELODEONs! MELODEONs.!

FINHE Melodeons manufactured By Prince &,
L Co., OF Buffalo, are decidedly superior to
any other. II is but three years since these in.
s,rnments we're first introduced to the public and
the demand for them can hardly be supplied.
This instrument is we'll adapted for churches, il
has rich tone and is fully equal to small or.
gan while the price is much less. They are
highly recommended by Lowell, Mason, and 9TH
ers. The subscriber has made such arrangements
with the manufacturers will enable him upon
the opening Of navigation TO furnish them at Rock
Island at the manufacturers prices merely adding
81 rs on the small size and $500 on the large
ones towards transportation. Prices Of the above
instruments from $4,000 TO 500, according to
the size and finish. As the manufacturers have
large number Of orders ahead it is desirable, tina,
those in want of them should order sorn. The
Melodeon is also neat paror instrument Any
information respecting them can be had BY apply
ing 10 the subscriber.
HENRY A. PORTER.
ponl- leland Enb 9th 1881
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Regular Packet for 81. Louis.

~ THE light and substantial built
Sa1 steamer M n n sol Ia, JOHN
= SMITH, Master, having been en-
rely overhauled, reftted and repaired, will re-
hms her place IN this trade.
The Minnesota having been built expressly
br this trade, being OF light drnught and fast,
*omb, ned with fine accommodations for Passen-
kers, will ensure to Shippers punctnahty in arri.
Sins and departing, and no pains will be spared,
m the part Of her officers, to promote the inter
Se,s OF Shippers and the comfort OF Passengers
y pply on board. March 27th.-ts
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W. BAKERS
Plain, Sweet, Eagle, French, and

Cocoa Paste. Sticks, &c.
TO Merchants and Consumers who would purchase
the best products Of C0coa-free from aduteratio on
more nutritious and hcalthful than tea cofee-and
10 quality unsnrpassed-the subscriber recommends
the above artices by himself md stamp
ed with his name and residence. His Broma and Co
Goa Paste salutary drinks
Tor nvalids convaiescents, children. travellers and
others, are pronounced by the most Eminent Physi-
clans superior to any other preparations His French
and Vanilla Chocolates warranted equal in deica
and favor to the best of Paris manufacture and at
half their prices. In Quence OF the great
aduteration in almost all the Cocoaand Choco prep
aratons offered to the publc in order to cheaper
them, the subscriber hopes that his own
will be thoroughly tested and if found unequal to his
recomme ndatons they may be returnedto his agents
where purchased, and their cost shall be refunded.
They always sae In any quantity, BY the prin.
cpal wholesale grocers in the Eastern cities and BY
his agents. f. D. Brigham and Co., Boston; James NJ.
Buncs and Co.. Hartford; Hussey and Murray, Ne "
York; George Wait, Albany; Foster Bosworth, Troy,
N, Y: Grant and Stone, Philadelphia: Thomas v.
Brundige, Baltimore: Howell and Shoemaker, George.
town, D. c.: Fowle and Co., Alexandra, Va: vose
Brothers, New Orleans: Kennel, Mckee and Co., Gin.
cinnati, o.: VIM. Bagalsy and Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass.
March goth, 1851. 2e-lw
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SCOTT NURSERY.
NEAR DAVENPORT.

THIS Nursery has been established over ten years,
and has attained high reputation for accuracy o.
the varieties cultivated, and for the heath, vgor and
adaptation Of our trees to northern latitude. The
Nursery contains stock Of 10000 trees, thirty
thousand Of which Of size and age suitable Tor
setting the coming spring.
The stock comprises over two hundred varieties OF
the choicest kinds Of Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches,
Cherries, Grapes oossherres, Curra nts, Also,
very extensive assortment Of Shrubbery, Flowers,
Plants, Dahlias Peoniss, Tulips, etc., at unusually
low prices.
Orders promptly attended to, and plants carefully
packed and forwarded as directed. Orders respects
fully solicited. H. s. FINLEY.
February 18th, 1851. c3'u
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ALoNzo CHILD. E. G. PRATT. o. W. CHILD
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,

utlery &C. No. lat Main
from the Bank Of Nilsson.
opening for spring trade,
i extensive assortmeAts Of
yer offered in this market.
,oods direct from manufac.
.asing our Anerican from
u cash prices, We are ena-
. purchased in Eastern cit.
be found, in part,
$50 don horse collars,ass'd
500 do shovels and spa 81
do, Ames', 70 wland's,
Carr's and others,
1000 dog Collins, simmons
Davis and other AK.
es, do,
200 dor hatchets, shing.
ling AID bench,
100 do hand and pannel
saws assorted,
500 do (St. Louis iiiake)
mill saws, assorted,
$50 do do and cross cut do
cross cut do and cir
cular do, all sizes,
10, 900 lbs brass kettles and
pals, assorted,
10, 600 lbs Griiin's horse
nails,
200 kegs wrought do, 6 to
led,
500 doz coffee mills, a..
sorted kinds,
I N percussion caps, as
sorted,
50 casks sad irons, do.
200 doz tea kettles, cast
and sheet iron,
200 doI fry pans,
500 doz knob door locks,
assorted,
900 do pad, chest, cup
board and trunk do,
assorted,
so dog door 'latches, do,
800 gross spoons,
600 doI curry combs.
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THE MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, March 22d

81. LUIS, MarCH III.
FLOUR, S3,62A a 1870. WHEAT, mixed to
koce, IS Soc. Com, 81 a 40c. OARS, 40 .
y. Barley, 62le. RYE, IS Coo. HIDES, dry
Int, Ice. dry sailed, Sac; green sailed, 4 a
De.
RDklEp Fsurr, apples Csc; peacher, Sl,l3c. per
nah. PorA roEs, good, Csc. Onions, IS 80c
ANS. white, S2,25 bush. TALLow, 7 Tic
es, 81 dog. APPLES, good green, Si,75 Dbl
kcoS, country cured, shoulders SC; sides &c
ANS, &c.
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q. Louis, Davenport and Calena Packet.

-A THE light draught steamer UN-
Gle TOBY, l.. DopcE, Master,
= will run regularly during the sea
Son in the ST. Louis, Davenport and Galena
&rade, stopping at ali intermediate ports; having
hesn recently repaired, reprinted and re-ofhcei-
Sd, by s,iict attention TO freight and passengers
Dc hope to receive share Of public patronage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
Burrows & PRETryNaS, Agents.
March 9th, 1851. 29-is
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INSURANCE
Gss,L. AGENCY, MAIN SfaIEr,

GEs'L. AGENCY, Nam SfhsEr,
davenport, tora.
KNOX Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Tincrnnes, Ind.
COLUMBUS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Colunsb1s, Ohto.
CRY Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Cineinnoti, o.
New YoRE Life Insurance Co.,
New York City.
UNITED STATES Life insurance Co,
.New Yn,k City.
ONO Live Stock Insurance Co,
CyneinnsG, Ohio.
MuruAL Health Insurance Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
THE undersigned having been appointed
i Agent for the above well established Com.
psniss, is fully prepared and authorised o issue
Policies against loss or damage By FIRE, also ..
gainst the hazards Of marine OF inland srsnspor'
sation at the lowest rates Of premium charged
BY any good company in the west.
Shippers or Merchants doirg their cargo bust
ness with him, will bs allowed . return premium
Of l23 per cent.
Also Life and Health Policies and Pollcis
against injury or death Of live stock. All losse'
on Fire and Marine Policies promptly adjusted
and paid q ST. Louis, No.
ALEX. W. McGREGoR, Agent.
Davenport, March 18Th, 1851.
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AVEKY'S NURSERY,
Near RurIingtOn, Iowa.

AVEKY'S NURSERY,
Near Burlington, Iowa.
WE have now 10000 Fsuit Trees in their va.
w rious stages, from to four years growth which
we offer at the following prices to- wit:
For Apple Trees Of suitable size for Orchard plant
ing $40 per 100 500 per 1000, for extra szs $ls per
100.
Pear Trees from 30 to 50 cents each.
Grape Vines, Isabelle and Catawba, one year old s.
per 100 two yesrs old, very 6us, 81 per 100 o. 70
cents each.
Also the following Nursery Stock.
Apple Trees just grated and ready forlPantine in
Nursery rows Is dollars per 1000, larger qusnti-
ties Of from to II, 900, 20 dollars per 1000.
10000 one year Pear seedlings 10 dollars per !OOO:
5000 " 6 MazJard Cherry 10 dollars per 1000.
soon best Plum seedlings for stocks 500 per 1000
Apple Seedlings 90 per 1000.
Our stock Of Apple Trees now embraces nearly or
quite all the approved kinds, many of which We have
n and those which have not yet into bear.
ing were procured from the most correct Eastern Po'
mologist. We feel therefore prepared TO furnish
Trees as true to it's within the power OF man
to do.
All orders accompanied with the cash, will meet
with prompt attention.
Where the selection is left with the subscribers, the
purchaser may rest assured that pains viii be taken
in selecting properly for the different seasons, such as
Early, Fall and Winter, Of the very best and in proper
proportion.
Are 90 well packed in boxes bundles, in good ship.
ping order and delivered on board stesnbcst.
Address r. and H. AVERY,
Feb. 18th, la5l.-23 im] Burlington, Iowa.
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PLA MES.

GINGLE and double iron Jack planes, jointers,
~ Fore planes, smoothing planes, Rabbit, screw
stop Dodo. Raising planes, aud variety OF 9TH
er kinds just received at
HILpRETH's Hardnare Store,
Mach 90. No lie Claire Row.
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FALL RIVER NAILS,

~ KEGS embracing 81 fine Lath Nails, and
III all other sizes just received at the Hard.
ware Store No. LIE Claire Row.
w. H. HILDRETH.
The superiority Of Eastern Nails is so well
known that comment is unnecessary.
Davenpert March Goth, 1851.
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NEW FIRM.
PRICES REDUCED!

HAVING bought out the Stock Of Goods Of
II L. A. Msckiot on very favorable terms, we
now offer the same at such reduced prices, as We
feel confident will bs pleasing to purchasers IT
would be impossible 10 enumerate in IN adyertissi
nent our large and varied stock; We can there.
fore only cali attention 70 q few leading articles.
We particularly invite the attention Of the Ladies
Rich chsngeabls poplin, blue, Green, Moroon,
English, and Domestic Ginshams; black and
eolored AIpaeca's; Shawls-Blus and Green Ba-
rege-Book ana Swiss, Jaeouet and bar Muslin;
Bishops Lawn.
A large variety Of
ENGLISH 4 DOMESTIC PRINTS
Black Orc do Rhine Silk, Florence Silks, white
ak Lace, Fit'd and plain Gap do-Linen Cam.
hdkfs. Black lace Edging Thread, Lisls and lac.
onet Edging and insertings; Freneh Md black
and Pearl Silk Gloves; Cashmere Lisls Thread
and Cotton do.--Twist, Tuck, Shell, Rsiding,
and Ivory Combs; black and colored sewing silk
slick ami spool purse twist, steel Rings and Iss.
sells.
Every variety Of Ladies ana Childrens Hosiery
Coates, spool cstton, Milward, English and Ames
Needles; Zephyr wossted, wooden and Cotton
Carpets; Ladie. and Childrens Shoes 10 great "a
r!ety; Gimps--TrimDings, &c. &c.
in the Gsntlsmen's line'will be found sureriol
Moleskn Hats, Fur, Silk, Plush. Cloth, Mohsir
and Glsxed Caps; Fine blue and blk Broad Cloth;
Gold Mixed and Blcs Beaver do. Black French
Cashmere, livery lowl plain and fancy oo.-
heavy and fins Salinets; Coarse, medium and
Calf Boots and Shoes; Red, white, green and yel-
low Fiannels, Indian Head Sbesting, Eleached
and unblsached Shifting; Mi,ts, Gloves, sus-
pender., Comforts, super. black and fancy era.
watts; silk Pocket do. Wooden and Cotton Socks,
&c. &c.
in addition to the above We have on hand and
intend keepingl large assortment OF
aRoCER2xS, HARDWARE e
QUEE1gSWAnH.
which will sell at a. low rates a. any House in
Town.
Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange or paid
ior 10 Cash-at current market rates.
McMANUS g. SHEPHERD.
Front Street,
December 5th, 1850 DsSenpors
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Mitchell, an Edinburgh sngraver. in
ends sending tothe Exhibition, piece OF
hold 20 small that an ordinary pins head
I ill cover it; yet il contains the whole oil
be Lords Prayer.
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JAMES FERGUS.
JAMES FERGUS. N. B. BUFoRp.
FERGUS g. BUFORD'S
FOUNDRY & N6A0H129M SHOP,
Moline, Rock Llsnd County, Illinois.


Moline, Rock bland County, Illinois.
our establishment has besn greatly enlarged
~ and improved during the past season, and
we have now 90 great number Of patterns that
we are pfepsred TO execute. with promptness,
orders for
STEAM ENGINES.
Mill Gearing. Steamboat Work. HoSse Powers,
Thteshing Machines, Job work, &c.
We have executed the work, and have on hand
all the patterns, Of the mill gearing Of the splen.
did new mills in Muscatine and Dubuque, Iowa
Moline and Como, Illinois. We can also fur
nish
PaRKER'S PERCUSSION AND Rs.7c.
TON WHEELS,
and sell the patent right Also, the Rose, ana
other Water Wheels.
We have constantly on hand the above Water
Wheels, Cranke, Gudgeoas, Tanning Mill Ifons
Wagon Boxes, Crate Bars, Wheelbarrow
Wheels, Sleigh Shoes, Force Pumps, Coal Crates
Stoves, &c
Orders tor work may be left At the Foundry,
IN Moline, or at ~ B. Buford's Sligo Iron Store,
,ck lslaud, which will be promptly attended
to. All our work, when required. will be deliv-
cred at r ,ck Island, and shipped on steamboats,
free Of charge.
Jan. 10th, 1851 l9-sm
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WALL PAPER

IN great variety, also, window paper. Now is
! the season of year Tor papering your houses,
ease call and examine nv stock. the largest as
F,men, on the Upper Mississippi.
n. A. PORTER.
Rock leland, March 9th, 1851.
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II. e. IL. b. WHITTEMORE,
Id Main Street, 81. Louis, No.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, AND STRAW GOODS,

HAM, OhIO, DUNNbIS, AND GIkAW bUUDS,
RE now receiving the largest stock Of these goods
a before o.oaghtto thi. Having
purchase and selection ofgoods, which they have
er before enjoyed and will at al times be enable 10
articles in their line Of the most fashionable sye and
pr ices which cannot fail to suit. Their assortme
consists in part as follows:
d 1so med. quality and Ane fash. Angola do
s i SS%@sS a'ss broad orin 90 90 90
400 Russian Hats, assarted styles and qualities;
c. drab brush hats, high and low crown;
% extra fash. drab and black beaver Hats;
375 soft drab brush, assorted qualities
97s do drab and pearl beaver, fur. Sc. ,nuskr.s
$50 do do fur hats, assorted colors,
s7s ane sarony Congress. hats, sss'd qualities;
S SS0 extra quality Jenny Lind, new style;
260 Kossuth and Hungarian hats;
$50 boys soft fur, assorted colors:
100 do Congress and Santa Fe hats;
so do common pearl, white and blue wool;
100 g Cerro Gordo wool hats extra SIZES;
600 common wool sssd black, white ana blue;
100 black and pearl Ashland sporting hats;
Sc Sc S:.,: q variety 'ty,: .ad quail.
100 ane roll broad silk plush caps;
SO glazed silk caps;
IS Infants turbans, silk and cotton velvet;
5000 mems and boys palm leaf hats, ass'd quail.
40 high and low crown, single and doub. b.
Leghorn hat;
375 " Rutland, Pedal, Birds eye and China pearl
straw hat;
100 infaptss Leghorn haps;
80 do fan. Luton, Dunstable and Pedal haps
100 Panama hsts, ass'd styles and qualities;
50 Grenada do
go &c Florence BID DO nets, asg'd quality;
100 6 bonnets comprising every variety ofladies'
and misses' lace, straw and lawn bonn~ts;
The above goods will be sold At very small
on ma facturers' prices great many Of them were
selected with particular reference to the Santa Fe and
Salt Lake trade, and merchants trading at those pia
ces will find II to the advantage to give US CALI
March 6, le5l.-26-2m
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.JUNTATA ROLLING MILL.
ALLEsgeSy CIrY, OPPOSITE PTTsBuRGH, Pa
SEyYPTE. RISSEII. 4 CO.,

SEMPLE. BISSELL & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of juniata Iron, Nail. and
vi Spikes Spring. Blister and Plough Steel Of all 81.
ses Warehouse No. IS Wood St., Pittsburgh, Ia.
ALSO, No. IA Levee, st. Louis, Mo.
The great exercised in the manufacture Of our
iron, well the exclusive use in ell Cases OF 1.-THE
very best stock, which is manufactured under the per.
sonal oftwo mbers Of our firm, in
sures an Invariably uniform and superior quality OF
Iron and its can confidently be recommended for
all purposes requiring iron Of extra quality At our
as low as the same quality be bought in Pittsburgh
with the addition Of fright only.
We also keep on hand of our own Importation a
large assortment Of best Cast and German Steel, An
wills, Vices, Bellows, Stocks and Dies Castings, etc.
We respectfully request call from those desiring to
purchase goods in our line.
SEMPLE, BISSELL & CO.,
st. Louis, NO.
February goth, 1851. "a
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Married..

Al Argyle Cottage, residence Of Col. !. G.
rads, on the 24th March, 1851. by the Rev. WV
kurLrpeE, Mr.. GEORGE HORSNELL to Mis-
FANCY AGNEW, all Of Scott county, Iowa.
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ALEX. w. M'GREGOkk,
Attorney and Councillor al Lap and Solicitor
in ChoneetN
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
WILL practice in the District Courts Of the
wv Cd. Judicial District and In the euprsms
Court.
He will also attend to the collection Of debta,
obtaining and locating Land Warrants. Purchase
and sale OF Lands, paying Of taxes &c.
Also Conveysncing, Drawing Of Mortgages,
Lasees and every description Of writing needed BY
those who may need bis services.
Any business entrusted TO his care will Be
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Office, east side Main street I'd door below
Cook ami Sargent's Exchange Office.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VTlHE subscriber wishes to sell his farm. Iii
i situated five miles from Davenport, and
miles back Of Rockingham. i contains l6O
acres, about go acres under fence and 40 acres
under cultivation. Good log house, excellent
we'll and small orchard. Team and farming
utensils will also be sold if desired.
DAVID BARRY.
March 18th, 1851. 27-4w
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ono OI Tue laTScet uHu INV
Hardware, Cutlery. ETC.. :
Importing ali our English
rers themselves, and purci
the manufacturers at lowe
bled to sell as low 40 can b
les. Among Our stock NAL
$50 casks bright OK and
log chains,
100 do do trace chains, as.
sorted,
20 do coil do do
so do Carolina and eyed
hoes, assorted,
200 dor handled do do do
1000 do grass, grain, bush
and hemp scythes,
Waldron's, Hale's and
others;
600 dog scythes snaths, as
sorted,
500 do hay forks, ass'd,
rs do manure, do do,
100 gross scythe stones, do
10 Do do rides, do
800 do table knives and
forks, assorted,
$500 doz pocket knives as
sorted,
200 DO Woste mholm and
Rogers pocket and
pen do, assorted,
1000 do butcher knives, do.
800 do Wade and Butchs
er's razors. assorted,
600 do shears and scis.
sors, do,
300 do pair names, ass'd,
5000 do butts and hinges,do
1900 gross sore VS., ass'd,
800 doc Butchers, mill,
hat,bastard, round and
half round files, ass'd,
100 doH horse and shoe
rasps, assorted,
so doE grain scoops,
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Also,

complete assortment Of coopers' tools, including
knives, planes, aides, etc., best Makers carpenters
bench and moulding planes and tools, Of all kinds
smiths bellows, snvls, vices screw plates, sedges
and hammers, etc. Together with complete assort.
ment of almost every article usually Kept in whole
sale hardware store, which offered on most favor
able terms, CHILD, PRATT o.
February 18th, 1851. 23.im
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TOOLS.

HANDSAWS, Tenant Saws, Compass Saws
IL Meat Saws, w God S,ws and others. Also
Framing, Former and Mortiee Chiaels, hollow
augers for Wagon Makers and long and shor'
screw Augers and Anger bits, Carpenters pin.
GERS, bevels, spirit plum levels. Aiso-Screw
plates, OK and log Chains: Together with gen.
eral assortment of Tools and Builders Hardware
Cheap for Cash.
At HILDRETHS' Hardware Store.
Darannnrk March DQth lGal
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Mr.. EpyroR: Please announce ENOS TICHENOR
o., ~ candidate for Mar shall Of the city Of Daven
,rt II the ensuing April election.
MANY VOTERS.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against A. c. Fulton will
- please present the sane for payment forth~fh.
and al persons knowing themselves indebted 70 me
III pies 50 10 settle up without further notice, ss
have got ashamed Of duonins them, which VII. g.
c.ust Tor ny nsS.es. for . .o.g :iEs pass.
A. e. KNISS
Davenport, February l3th, 1851.
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DAVENPORT PLOW FAC.
TORY

T'IE subscribers have removed to the Corner
i Of Rock Isand and Third Streets, where
they constantly have on hand all kinds Of
wrought and Cast Standard Steel PLOWS, war.
ranted TO scour in any ground. They have also
oil the different sizes Of Breaking Flows, and
double and single Shovel Plows
Old Plows repaired to order, and new Wagol 6
ironed.
We fatter ourselves that from long experience
in the business we will be able to suit the farmer
and from the extensive arrangements we have
made for their manufacture, we will be enabled
to supply the demand.
Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. BECHTEL g. WILSON.
Davenport, Iowa, March 18th, 1851 81 3m