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ri EW ADVERTISEMENT every body
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NO. L.
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RaDWAY'S s R1SADY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF TIE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
T. will op TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
NJ Xxi i Si'' On F.1 os II
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
FL. giving n..n. to the .o'. .ormsn'ng and
TO TIE SICK AND PAIN SUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
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IT HAS CURED,
Nv NINETY CASES OUT or HUNDRED,
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aud quickly the disease.
SICK MEADAcHE;
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poisonous acids OF the sy.em
PREVENTION
,en..-rsnoVe he dull and h..,y t..lns. Of
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prevent disease and sickness headache md bis
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
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PAM szoppEn IHsr1v71y
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snb the fs s sT Kth n .nn The M Pan
p energy md vitality the loss of which " the cause Of tho nervous
RHEUMATISM.
~ -a1-fo @ hhL4htED IN f4Ph N4HO1Es'
DWAfs READY Es will stop the md eIerlciatirg
who for months confined by Pains
f" We ;hs % Tsrs ssyed # fGm al pain in fifteen minutes
% sa @ @ s @ @ @ nn o @9t & 81 ad the n
town in the Union for the last M G Rsy. , ] G smI every
CHILL FEVER
cnlLLs STOPPED IN A FEN, JnvrTEs-pALy RE1lgrED
R.nw, Avs ny r. ITs14N1zr H;r ~,
Tsgr eak III. cbi. up and inyro
~ wan ' anu NJ ~ eng ~s ~ 's o,s y ] . see'o'oh ' 'ne sSstehh'
,....... PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
9is.:ps, a. A. Ly.r kidnsy. Bowels lon $
few stop ga.9 quickly
RADWAG co, 1852 Fulton street, NewYok.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO. ISL cb.r,,e, ,r.et S.ror..n,
o. AsH VINO wi" supp! aeAef' In 'hs country at isad
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LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
Ef~ BRASCH OF LACEY PHIILlPSS CELEBRATED HAR
NESs MANuFACIORY Philadelphia Offering the finest
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS at reduced price
tN kEfAihlNb StkitILf AITESDEDTO. fe2f lyAW
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VOLUME ".


Crystal Fount Divisi.n No. = p Of T..:.s every
street ocer, for IN. ensuing qusrter T. Dnrpn p W.
H. EII,s A.; O. p RING, r. s.; BLOCK, A. r. ST. Boorn
s.; Is HAnnIs Mrcn1L, c. p Qsrs, A. c.; n o. ED-
SON ]. s.. J. C. CuKTi,, o. S. aP
Odeon Temple OF Honor No. 6-Msss every THURSDAY
EVENING" al halipss oel9es Temple IA. ~ TehoSpou,a
MlrR Tt TnoMAs FnIkrn, W. v. T.. H. ALLnAnp, "
R.; B. RKMck, w. A. r.; W. DAVIS W. T. r. w,
ros, ". Ii MoHsAs, W. u; R. POLLARD, VI D. u;
CLuLr, w. g.; b. L. BEAzTLMAs Ws. JAMS
Harmony Division No. Is, 8. Of T.-Mesh Tshonpi
toun Officers elected for the
iEE, RI CxsAa M9IHsn W. A.; J.M.a Cows, r. ST. SAMUEL
H. PUTNAM A. r. s.; VIM $. NIounr F. ST. Jons
MoniAh c.; CH4Rlss f.RGusos Cj Cans BAIEHs s. VIZ
II, RoNbkAU, o. 81. JANIS BKass, p w. JAMS
Pelican Diy sion 4. OF T.-Meem every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at O'Clock, the Hall
h1 following the st Of officers for the ending March
~ via: Johk BnowH W. P HuGn BhaEN W. A.; e. MuTB
H. rs s.; !Ass H. ihws A. r. s.; JoHs DuHw.np fs W. G War
TURNER, 81 HKshr CLNTos, Q. VISITING COMMITTEE
IONS BROWN Magdaen street. HusH BHHEs 80 Poyds street
MoTH l6S Peter W. c. Apollo Thnia
streets cHEIsT.s BuRcnLnEn Nayndes street, WM SMITH,
Sarer aud St. Mark se.ts HENRY E. Bailey Cpres
Magnolia streets.
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ENSON, j., House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter lmiator Of Woods Marbles Camp opposite
;rf7I
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q CONVERSE & CO.. Grocers and Dealers in
- Western Produce, u T.houpiioua street. Lafayette
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A DD1sON & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
. nn,,.on Meteh.r. ~ PoyAr., So. Ne.t,resne. tss
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l. " ARTHUR. IBoMAs.
A RTHUR & CO., l. W., Commission, Provision
"a and Grocery Merchants, fs and 2s New L~,se.
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL s, 1859.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A RETAIL FAMILY GRO
1 Gerry STORE cy doing an sx..nt
business for N. lss, hssu The i'll ot. tbs
only of selling
Address =. r., al tts once. sps4w
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A NDREWS & CO., JOHN W., Commission
. Merchans and shipping gsh... 81 Common
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-28
PROCEEDINGS OF THE.FREE DEMOCRATIC,
~. MELTING.

MEETING.
Pursuant 10 public notice county meeting 0
the Free Democrat, was held al the Court tons'
in Davenport, Saturday, Oct 23d, 1882 Chas
Iasslie. ESQ. was chosen Chairman and D. i
McKowD, sec,y.
The Chairman briefly stated The object Of IL
meeting. which was TO organize tie party, and
to promote The Interest o. our canse genefally.
On ,eoliop of Nj. Parker the Pittsburgh Plat.
form was read, ase the objeeii nabie paris 9 &c
Wing and De- ocfatic Baltimore Platforms
Messrs. Parker, kingerlee and Coombs, were
anpointed committee TO draft resolutions eX-
n,essiye OF the sense Of dis meeting.
In the absence Of lie committee the meeting
was addressed by Prof. Ripley, Col. Ross and
MIR. Rove.
Voted that Messrs. Holmes, Parker and Graz
be committee authorized TO convene the friends
of Free Democracy in his county Of ans time
they NAV deem advisable, or 10 devise and en-, 10y
any measures calculated to promote the interest.
Of tie cause.
The committee reported tie following resola.
TONS
Resolred, That we adopt the platform q the
Free Democracy as embody ins the plincigies OF
our Government as set forth in the Declaration OF
Independence and in the Constitutions OF Tie I. :
nited States
Resolrei, That the Free Democracy demand
the constitutional right oftrial BY jury 10 all per
sons el whatever color or condition in all Ques-
tons affecting personal lbertg.
Rt,ogeed, That proper laws should b passed
fotbiading the use OF tie prisons and properly Of
the State, and forbidden. likewise The Interference
Of any officer of The State. for any purpose incon-
sistent with the rights and Liberties Of the whole
people without discrimination.
Res0l1e9, That iaws shoala be passed for test.
ing the Conshutionality Q. any laws Of the Gen
eral Government which in any wise encraacb up
on the reserved ami constitutional nat Of tic
people, and especially Of The ".uzitge s.aee
Law aud that IN the meantime, such Iig4ts e.
adequately protected from threatening invasion
Resolee9, That We Lave every canadeaee n
the integrity and ability Of John z Hale ana
Geo " Julian, or candidatesfo for President an
Vice President q tie United SAFES; and as such,
DO most heartils commend them 10 tile support Of
every friend Of freedom in our laud
Resoleed, That We hod it &c be The duty Of er-
cry friend Of lieedom 10 cast his vote OF the can.
dictates Of our party conscientioualy, a#a without
regard 10 consequences.
c. LEssLIE, Cbm'h.
d. P. Nc kows, sec.y.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-28
LADIES, FAIR.

The Ladies Of ihe I'd BAPTIST Church and con-
gregation viii hold a fair at the lie Glaigc House
or tile sale o. Fancy and Useful Articles (lor tie
purpose Of aiding them 10 the erection Of a House
Of Worship commencing Thursday afternoon,
iith soy. next; during the eveniag Supper viii
be provided
TIE citizens Of Davenport and vicinity are res
Petttuily invited to attend
Iekets Ter the supper so cts. ), NAV BE- had
The Stores Of 'essrs. Smith and Whistler Also
al file do9r u the lie Clatfe House.
Oct. l9h, 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-28
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL s. WINTER GOODS.

WE have received our Fall and Winter
w stock OF goods which we will be pleased
10 show all who will favor US with call. ano
we are confident that we can suit those VIII
wish for good bargains. Our stock consists in
Pntt Of, Prints, DE LANES, AIerinos, Alpacus
aud other dress goods, dress silks, black silks
and long Shawls, silk velvet for Mantilas, tab
~ velvet, swiss capes, Muslin, edgings and ii
serting English thread lace. black lace wells,
chemseites French worked collars, L. c. hdkfs.
velvet and other trimmings, mnntua and bonnet
ribbons, bonnets, WOODEN table covers, cloths.
satinetis and cassimeres, wooden and silk warp
iiannels, canton do bleached and brown muslins,
gloves, hosiery, blankets, &c, &c.
lso large stock Of boots and shoes, hard
ware, queensware, looking glasses, groceries,
&C., at the old stand opposite the Steam Mills.
WOODWARD & HARRIS.
0at Net 1870
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-28

AYERS CHERRY fEcTuRAL.-- We would call the
authton O, az readers 10 this excellent tdiriue
win the satisaction one feels in praisng a bfnt-
ii'cl9r Having been afflicted b the serious ct.
iec's # cold seated on the lungs, and found II.
he anu car" from its use, we can add our test
np"y 10 the much already gwen 20 prove it, sir-
guar mastery over disease Il any medicine DC
,ore HE community can b. rel ed ON 70 cura alEec
ION OF The throat and lungs, ii is .4ycr's Chern
stctordt.- CaYittan Observer,
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MILilN cry.

Mis- Z. A. MooRE has just rece we'd the latest
M fashions in Millinery to which she invites
the attention fthe ladies OF Davenport, Rock Is
land and vicinity. Also, bonnet silks, ribbons
and flowers at reasonable prices, together with a
variety Of small and fancy articles such as losie-
~, gloves, handkefchieis, demi-veiis, needle
work collars, hair and tooth brushes, fancy dress
ing aud fine combs, cologne, hair oil !, lily-white,
&c. &c.
Brady street, west side, between Cd and Sd
streets.
Davenport, Oct. 81. 7-3m
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81 RAYisE}.

AN Tuesday the l2ih inst one CIlESNrT
- 50 REL ORSE, Fhirpedl bald aced AM
ia bed around The bind leg above The knee, ap-
afeat 3 eogded 10 years old
Also, q BAY HoR F., years old. slahtl,
arkeh lie collar IN the LIT side OF the neck.
ard all lump uader he back part OF The sad
Iai % horses are fully shod
Arg lesson bringing on. or both of the above
describe horses 10 Inc subscribers residence or
intarmI him where they will be found, will be
att, ac,oIiy rewarded.
ADAM HELMICK
= n2mnsa, Jones co Iowa, Oct 10, 1852 g. 81
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Chicago i Rock Island Railroad
.15:.E5 siss::s3 - - 81

- . - II So u ~ S6Ef8
Trains Daily between Chicago & Joliet.
4 N and after Monday, Oct. IS, The cars viii
~ I'm as follows:
LEAVE CHICAGO:
1t Passenger Train at Q a. NJ.
q /. p. M.
RETURNING LEAVE JOLIET:
Isl Passenger Train at 6 30 A. NJ.
2d :" 7 80 p. NJ
Awning at Chicago s 30 A. NJ and 0 Is p. M.
L tie foi he morning steamers loi Milwaukee.
Sbebo en- and Intermediate places.
At Joliet the ears connect with the morning
and evening line Of Pack cts to and from Lasalle
and Perm vi ere they will arrive at Z A. NJ. and
~ Z. NJ daily, connecting with river Packets,
which cave daily for s.. Louis and all interme-
dlatf flaces On tie river, also with various lines
81 STAGES e Dixon, Bloomington, Peoria, SPRING
Geld, Rock Island, &c.
ADDISON r. GILMORE, supt
Oct. 23'h, 1862. 8-tf
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READ THIS
Prairie State Stove Store.

r HAVE the right to sell the above Stove in
l. this market. II IS warranted to be the heav-
lest and most durable, TO possess advantages over
all others for speed and excellence IN Cooking
and to give perfect satisfaction.
| will sell the above Stoves Wholesale at
Quincy prices. including freight.
The undersigned having bought Col. n. B.
Buforl,s entire stock of Stoves and Tin Ware at
The Old Sand, Corner OF Main and Second
Streets, west 81 he lie Claire House, would res
pectiuliy inform the citizens Of Davenport and
the public generally that he has on hand and in
ten is keeping the largest and best assortment o.
COOKING 4 HEATING STOVES.
Eepr offerea in il This Market, which be will
sell iow Tor cash or Country Produce. He will
also sell Tn-waTe at ST. Louis Wholesale bill Of
prices.
Tin and Copper Ware repaired at the shortest
notice. OLD Stoves taken in part pas or new
ones Second hand Cook and Heating Stores on
hard for sale.
He viii pay the highest prices for Old Copper,
Brass and Pewter. Give US a eail--no trouble
10 show Stoves and Tin-waTe.
II. WICKERSHAM.
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EsHEs4g NOTICE.

s'AhR& Up nea Rockingham in This county.
az ilay-a ROAM HORSE, the lett eve
ufa " bind GIT hnd leg ta4y sw led: sun
posed 10 be - or ~ years old, over IS hards
Mgh, aanfase at s45 before Lewis Ringsesby.
~, @if OF her, 1859, taken up by John West
lase on NE 81 INST
1--WE THORINGToN, Clerk
Count Clerk O3irr October 21th. lR5, 81
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I0nRe Mems Gc0It iEnIe.


.,Nll meet at the CLUB ROOM every MONDAY
~ ING between tins and the 81 day OF NoyembeI
-sA' at O'Clock. Speaking may be expected
------- a. i, b. NALI., saelY.
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ON and after MONDAY, May 3I--until further no.
tlce-passenger steamers and trains " III run as
follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING
WESTWARD.-0ne Of the irst-class Steamers,
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA
or EMPIRE FATE, will leave Buffalo daily. Sundays
excepted at P. NJ. and Dunkirk u night, reach
ing Monroe at p. N. the next day, and proceeding
to Toledo the same afternoon.
An express train will leave Monroe al p. NJ.
or the arrival Of the boat daily Mondays excepted.
reaching Chicago the same evening an connecting at
Chicago with frst-class steamers for Milwaukee and
other ports on Lake Michigan, and with Canal pack
cts end Railroads westerly from Chicago
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING
EASTW ARD. Express trains will leave Chicago al
r. M, daily. Saturdays excepted, and reach Monroe
al &. next morning.
An express steamer will leave Toledo every morn
ing. except Sunday. and leave Monroe arrival Of
the trains from Chicago-and reach Dunkirk and Buff
iaio several hours previous TO the time for the first
EXPRESS trains east for New York. Albany and Boston
The steamers and trains at Monroe win connect
each way regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN Going WEST
NARb.--1his train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays
excepted. A. NJ. connecting Toledo with liz
OF steamers from Cleveland and SaIduskv, and stop
ping a all the way stations, will reach Chicago at
634 P. VI.
GOING EASTWARD-Leave Chicago daily. Sun
days excepted az 10 A. NJ stopping all stations,
and arriving at Toledo at P. NJ, connecting witt
steamers TO SandGsky and Cleveland, ana arriving
thar. in time for all the morning trans from those
places.
packet-boat leaves Toledo al o A. NJ. for Fort
Wayne and ports the Wabash Canal.
JOS ii. MOORE, Superintendent.
Adrian. Sept. d. Is52. 81. "
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re TIE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
fya UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
= Tie ships composing this Line are tbs
ATLANTIC, Capt. West.
Pacific, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt Luce.
BALTICz Capt. Comstock.
ADRIATlC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, expressly
for Government service, every has been taken in
their contt uetOn; in the Engines; 10 ensure
strength and speed, and their for pas
sensers are unequailed for elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool IN
SEQ; m second cabin, $40; from Liverpool to New
York, 30 and 90 pounds sterling.
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth ran be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
Fro6, Men York From Liserpool
Saturday, Sept, 4, "Wednesday. Sept. s,
Saturday; 9 l9, Wednesday, {. 20,
saturday, October 9. "Wednesday, October 6,
Saturday, g 30, Wednesday, Noy'r 3,
saturday, NoV'T -, Wednesday, 8 II,
saturday, 6: 81, Wednesday, Dec L.
saturday. Deer II, Wednesday, 8 Is,
Saturday, g IS. Wednesday, . 90.
For freight or passage. apply to
EDWtD. X. COLLINS& CO, Sc Wall at, n. Y.
Do BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO., Liverpool.
L. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
ID Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MONROE & Co,
&c Rae Metre Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners ofthese ships viii not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie jewelry, precious
stones or metals unless bills Of lad IHgs are signed
therefor and the value thereof, therein expressed.
Sept. 10th, l85a-21y
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4.ALlt aDhE, tGt. ~.
Opening of The Hanover Rajllrcai vas cele-
b,aed yeterany evening, past OF pleasantly.
John Williams the negro was executed at Rich
mond yesterday, Lucy Randolph sentenced 10
have been executed with him was re sgted by HE
Governor till the l2th o November The pub
hcation Of the Boston Times was suspended 10
dap
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- q - So EOOI..

-. E4- Z. = 3 a = $50 ElUVAe.
I'M 'hs first 81 October n 1t, il select BOARD
~ lHg school viii be opened at Mount ST. Der.
natd, c7Iurnobf called IcJie .Hou,,d. The To-
eatian u most eligible, being perfect healthy.
beng about AZ mi e from Dubuque and suppl
ed 9tth excellert springs. Tie education will
I've sound and librra Terms moderate Under
The peri5i Gaze Of Bishop Loras. For partcu.
lars cal on hun, al his residence, in Dubuque, or
On the President OF The establishment
Dubuque Oct o. 7.3y
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SClTT CLUB!

TIE Scott Club VIII meet next Saturday even.
ne al r1y eandleliglt at their room Olposite
~ esg.ce Speaking may be expected All
are requested 10 attend.
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LOOK HERE!

| { there is anything that yon wa and can't
Il fin at The Davenport Stores, Just send up TO
Moline and YOU viii be pretty sure Il find Il al
S3E'EGsES' VARIETY sTOEsE.
He has the best assortment in Scott or Rock Is
la&a Counties, just received from N. York aud
Boston.
Orders BY Lyuch's hack, or otherwise will re-
ceae plompt attention,
WM. A. NOURSE.
MoEee, oct IA, 1852 AT
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-28

TONNAGE DuriEs Sine Judg" Doug
las speech, We have not heard n word H.
opposition to his system Of Tonnage dJlle~,
as explained by hiEn.-Galeaa JeBcrSoajda
Stick pin there! The Iiltle siaut b.
fairly Shot up the mouths ofthe detDpcrac}
50 that they dare moi say word ag4ips
levging this tax, which falls in the tan.
gn &c Of Mr.. Chss upon tie producing
classes IF the weSt."-- Chicago JouHal
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PIANO E9RTEs.

EsAEp E9tsT'Es.
ERIrH & PONDS superior New York Man
4 uiaeiare-The subscriber has u ale such ar
rangements with the manufactures of the abive
instruments ttathe will furnish them at the iacto-
~ p iec, IA Roc Island, with the addition q
freight AMI insurance only Pieces from S2S5
10 s50G according to SIZE and finish.
HENRY A. PORTER.
Easl- rslan5 Aur agfh 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-28
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

WE have forty Lots in ssGIeen's Addition
w and ssCook & sargent's addition'' to the
city Of Davenport, which we will sell at fair pr.
ces, and to persons DESTROYS OF improving will
give liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
money. COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport. Feb 10. 1882
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Usage ORANGE, FRUIT TREES, sc.

UHhUN U1IANUU5 1NUxS 1N00S5 W.
A LARGE quantity of Usage Orange Plants
n Tor Hedging, AZ prices from 80 so 10 ss4 per
900 Also, q very large and splendid stock 81
App Z TREES of the most approved varieties,
together with Dwarf Pear, Cherry Trees, Grape
Vines. Strawberries. &c
PRICES:
Annie Trees-sl0 per 100 or 500 per $1,000.
Dwarf Pear-30 cts each S20psr 100, $500 per LOCO,
Cherry--25 cts each or $50 per 100.
Quince--I5 cts each or $40 per 100.
Trees packed la the best possible manner iur
transportation. delivered at Burlington, with n
additional charge except for packing, frees
delivered at the Nursery or packed and sent ac-
cording 10 order, are at the isk Of the purcha-
ser.
OII@All orders accompanied with the cash, or
satisfactory reference viii meet with prompt al
tent on AVERY & C0MSTt OK.
rur ng on, Sept. 30, 1882. 4-om
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COCK & SARGENT,

LAND AGENTS, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WE have employed the services Of an expo
w rienced dealer in Lands, who will give his
whole time to the sale of Real Estate in thiscity
and county. The emigration to Scott county
vii! be large the coming season and our position
will enable Us to effect sales Of Real Estate to
good advantage. Parties who may have improv.
ed farms or city property, or uninProyed real
estate in Town or Country and desire 70 SELL
will do well to employ our services. Our rul
is s.no sale no charger
Davenport. Feb. r. 1852.
gAaggs az long GROVE FOR
SALE.
ID AT2ICK HOGAN offers for sale his farm al
l. Long Grove, twelve miles from town, con-
tanning three hundred and sixty acres, one hun
bred and twenty acres of timber, sixty acres IN
cultivation, good house and barn, fine growing
orchard. &c. Apply TO
COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb. rs. 1852.
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"EAzLEwooD"..FoR SAFE

YEvHlS valuable farm formerly occupied by
Il Mr.. Sargent, containing LEO acres Of farm
ing land in high state OF cultivation, an orchard
Of goo thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with DO acres OF fine timber, situate
on the Blue Grass read AZ miles from this city;
IS offered for sale on very reasonable terms.
COOK & SARGENT. Land Agents.
March Eth. 1852.
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FOR SALE.
DAGUERREOTYPING.

W. MITCHELL from St. Louis. has TAX
. spendidiy furnished Daguerrean Rooms -
occupied BY Mr. ]. Downey at No. S miuaTa--urve
Rock Hsland. up stairs where he is prepared to takc
Likeaessss 10 please his patrons.
He has ali The late impros sments in that beautiful
art and guarantees perfect picture. Also ate pres
for taking children from TO seconds. Tbs best
time for children from 10 to IL p. NJ.
Sept. 10th, le52. 2f
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM in Blue Grass settlement Of 4e0
"A acres, all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post and pine boards-0rchsrd 200 fruit
trees, &c, together with ITO acres of timber
land, will be sold very low in one tract or it will
be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
March II, COOK & SARGENT.