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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
Receipr. Of Produce. Nov. ..

BY North Riser Rodts-27,O7 bbls Flour, IL do Ashes
lob do. Beet sl4 do. Whisky, l75e bush Wheat $500
do Osfs 665 DO Barley $50 kg Cheese 7Ol d. Butter
by the Ne.r fork and Erie RsRToad-l rs pkes Butter;
2oo5 bb Flour; IS DO. Apples lS2 terces Beef; SOS
sides and q rolls Leather; $40 dressed Hogs; iO7 pkgs.
bbls. Betps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are re-

Il quested Cor the graduation, masonry timber, bridging
and tiack-laying of the ALBANY AND SUSQUEhAN-
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany TO binshAn'
ton distance 40 miles.
The line win be ready for the inspection ofcontacto %
the 10th November and proposals viii be received until
9Th December.
The work viii be divided into sections Of about i've milo
each and contractors include in their proposals s
of these as may suit their conyenien,s
The Company reserves the right accept of such prop
.als az in Their Judgment viii best the prompt ec
struction of the road.
bs Albany and Straightforward Railroad" and directed 8
i p HARDWOOD, No. ll6 State-st, Albany.
The plans end proies be seen at the Engineers o.
Geo No iI6 statest Albany and aer the 10th Novez
Der where further information can BIZ obtained. IA
~ f. c. DELAVAN, President
JAMES II. HARDWOOD. Engineer. z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
THE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or.

ganized under the laws OF Pennsy ysnia with capital
of Al coo Oo0 propose embsr- ing the manufacture Of
Raroad Iron at Johnstoun Pennsylvania The location
they have secured offers adv supeno Automatically
Relieved 10 any other this county. Iron Ores ssni
h;umnous Coal Limestone and nearly every art Gle reqaiI
ed for the manufacture of Iron exist incxhsube qlsn
t,es on ,he spot and these deposits WORKED and
The numerals delivered cheaper than at any other knows
peins now occupied for the manufacture OF Iron The Penn
syyana Canal and Central Railroad through the prop
ery and each other at the spot where me mineral
yeias are mot thoroughly opened out aud which location
for its other advantages for facility OF manufacturing, and
vicinity TO popuous borough has been selected Tor the
tablsnent Of Railroad Iron Works and for the erection of
other blast furnaces In addition 10 those now opera
Eon. -. -, ., = -. +
Prise which offers renuneattng profit even on the iow
prices OF before the OF the last six onitA
and which promises be very lucrative while anything ks
present rates prevail and also Of Railroad Companies dee.
rous fmakng tor Iron kais TO DO delivered
In 1858, is called to this enterprise
Pamphlets under the signature ofhe Practical Iron Me-.
chants Manufacturer who have thorghly exap ned
this properly and who desire procure additional subsrp-
tons to carry out with safety and spirit business eqair
ing large cash capital be had at the Office Of the ASens
for the Provisional Company SIMEON DRAPER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS OF the

OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS OF the
W CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-0RLEASS--
NEw-ORLEAss Oct. 81 ls52-By virtue Of the thirty
eph section Of the Of the Legislature Of the State Of
Louisiana entitled IAN Act consolidate the City Of New
Oresns and provide the government and administration
oft sfsis approved Feb 3 1882 aud OF the 9Th section
OF tie supplementary ereo and providing for the IN
corporation Of the City Of Lafayette with the City Of New
Orleans approved tie same d. ard for the Purpor Of
funding debt Of the old city, ofthe late First Second and
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII Le received ct this Office for
Of all unstued Bonds and obligations Of tie old
city and Of the late First Second and Third Municipalities
and City Of Lafayette for BONDS OF the CITY Of NEW,
oRLEAHs dated FIRST JULY, Is52 StF0RrY YEARS,
fcr ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable at tho
Office Of the City Treasurer with interest cons attached
thereto at TIE rate Of SIX PER CENT per snnrr psys
bic in the City Of NewYork lst January ard july in
saeh the interest Obligations offered in excLang
above, to be calculated mp TO lst January laS which
TINE interest o. tie Bonds 20 be issued vii
The proposals., TO be ndorsed "Ofer for exchange Of
Bonds ke VIII be opened and scted upon the fourth
horcsy n each Month eoEnmeEcns Monday. me I'D u
November next 1852
The Commissioners reserve to themselves the right
ject any or al bsds a
COMMISSIONER
A. d. CROSsMAS, Mayor
o. DRbUYS, Controller
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM p. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Co-nitfee,
Board Of Aiderneu
l. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance COMMITTEES,
A. LkyEr, Secretary. Board u Assistant Aldermea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

s.SHsnecS a $1,000 .; Wsrps.s, ur<sov1a
49, 49, y>a, 70 } so2 y~Ds aD 5, - W Dslsj
90 20 10 So g. 20 20 % % 10 100 snbsoss.
px.sps NArrns-CnHrd Ireland s. Ensises,
' sefsrs Germsny, 9Qt Fraace.s. Italy. Brhss Pss
e<<s i Norfh An<rcs. unknown,
you Hosps Bellevue, II Pcntepay, Blsrk wells ls.ns
e.<s Is,snd, Hospital, 3; Aims Hoss hat e~as
., cossed Home, l. coored Orphan Asylum, y eeeste
menfs resuraed from ward. Islana -
A w. warr, CITY Iasasetoi.
Sinspsesors oaee, November 20. isO2
ws.ly Rr,a., q, pr.-u. N Brok IN r week sst Nov
q, Use -
Bsssssss-Ah~ee-s Pevc 4; Bronchitis. Buried c1nses
npso Br,n n Group Debfi
~; psuhsz Drossyi I'rosy tse hesosass p.opy
npAss1 =, He4rf - -. = ~ - lthzs"flon ~
&sa II snasnznptet = b. .rasmnsisn q "a - Z;
- -. ~ e.,..t III chaffep. 9s-Tetai.3l
oz<t ffbe bosrs . he's. "snssH aisAth o9esr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
&S0 ono MILWAUKEE, and Nh.

RCOeOOVe sIssIPPI PER CENT RAfir
ROAD BONDS for SALE.-These Bonds arc available -
proved BY the people at the late elections they tho
Railroad Bonds in the State that can be so used
The receipts of the 81 miles OF roed completed were -
the month of October past Sl5072 Six mes moro Of u
road brought into this day. IL will be compiled
Elk miles further by the first OF December next and
Janesyile, II miles from Milwaukee, by the 18th Dccs
Der next. DELANO, DUHLEYY Co, No. 10 Wall-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

aasAtsAs A-AAs4e-..----
Sss Es-s------e - set -----& % Nsos-Ss.s -,
siaR s4rss--
Saaly Host--- In Cos. i1rE-. l3- HI c~s q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
MARINE JOURNAL.


FORT or EEw-YoRK. No, ?,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

ssss-Iaaas. whsasr- Ga Fnsasa > o.ira; R.v..,~.s
'sAnaa ssS os's,ss wa s,sa sal Dsls x.is, ssiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

DEDFMPTION of the ALBANY a.
llSCHEhECTADY (late MOHAWK and HUDS00
RAILROAD C0MPANYS BONDS Of 1872 due ~
CEMBER 1852-N6tice is hereby given that the prn4s
pal and interest due the above Bonds will be paid -
senfation at the office OF Messrs. WINSL0W, LANf8
Co., No. u Wall-st, Ecw-York, at tho Office OF ~
Interest the above Bonds viii cease after the Lee D.
cember next Il. FOSTER, Jr, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

NJ r. COBB & Co, No. 80 WaI-st., StoS
IN Commission and Collection Brokers -
STOCKS bought and sold; Stats, Rzilroad City -
other Loans negotiated.
COLLECTIONS made In all parts Of the United shsD
and Canades with promptnees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

NOTICE.-A meeting for the Election Of y
4NrectoIs Of me Albion Mining Co. win be held at ~
Office OF the Company, No. 81 Merchants Exchange, -
MONDAY the 9th day of December next at II o'clock n
w. X. N. BUTTERW0RTH, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
OHIO COUNTY and RAILROAD

II n H " " " ~ ohu @S<-~~~~~
" BONDS.--We offer, at private SALE
UNION aud DELAWARE COUNTY BONDS, oye43
coupon per cents Endorsed and guaranteed BY the Spill
field and Mansfield Railroad Company, to which they -
isssed in payment for stock. -
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAlLhOAy
COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only years " runss
per cent coupon - - q
EIGHT PER CENTS. of the MISSISSIPPI and NIL
WAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, ct par.
DELANO, DUNLEyY 4 Co., No. 10 Wallis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
800 600 sa1n, Of Ro es,IalIss 7 Z

r. z. DtBAFNN, Fft3lutnt.
JAMES T. HARDWOOD, Engineer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
LAST ARRIVAL lI GVIEILE.

TUST received and now opening at the Old
, Stand, nearly opposite the Baxdr, on Front
Street large and we'll selected assortment of
READI-NADE CLOTHING,
Consisting in part OF
Cloth, Cashmere, Ca.hmefel, Tweed, and Lin
EN- Coats.
Cloth, Cashmere, Linen aud Cottonade Pants;
Satin, Cashmere aud Linen Vests;
Shirts nd Drawers, &c. &c.
silk Hdkis., Self adjusting Nack-tes; Satin
Stocks; Hats and Umbrellas
--AEsp--
a large assortment OF Cloths Casimeres, Sati-
netts, Satin festing and Linen Goods, all OF
which have been selected in person by the sub
scrber from the best stocks in st Louisiana
from his knowledge OF the business az a practi-
cal tailor, he iiatters himself that all those who
favor him with call Will lind his assortment
worth examining aud any purchases made will
be warranted to give az general satisfaction as
any that can be procured n this market.
Before purchasing lie sure to call and examine
and by 50 doing yon will have chance to save
both lime and money, and be almost certain 10
procure any article of Clothing wanted at rea
sonabe price.
Be sure and call and don't forget it is at the
Old Stand OF CHENEY MUNGER.
Davenport, May 9th, 1852. 35-6m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
BOYS.

Mrs. Denison. the accomplished assist
IN, Editor Vi Olive Brsaci,, gives the ioi,
lowing excellent exposition. Of thst queer
aud explicabte cres,iona boy:
"A boy is tho spirit oi mis,hici embodied:
a perfect tcetousn; spinniug round like
Jenny, or ta.nbling head over heels. lie
must invariably g. through The process oil
leaping over every chair III his reach,
makes drum heads 1t the doors, turns ,hs
,in.psns into c,mha'ls. takes the hes,
knives out 10 dig worms for bait, aud iesos
them. hunts up The aaolasses cstsk, and
leaves the molasses running, Is boon com
panion 10 the sugar bowl. gathers up al
the pie aud preserves ieti alter supper. and
eats them. goes 10 The spples every ten
minutes, hides his old Cap IN order 10 -, :
new one, cuts his boots accidentally il he
wants a new pair. tears his ct,thestor iun,
for ditto tracks Your carpet and cuts Your
furniture. He is ramplng. shouting. blus-
terine, aud ia all but his besi estate. i Ter.
rible torment 10 is sister. lie don't pre-,
lend to much until he is twelve; thes. tht
rage cor trock- coats and aickess commcu-
ccs. At fourteen, he is TOO big to split
wood or 60 for water; ana al the ilms
those interesting offices ought to he per-
formed, coG,riyes 10 be insncihle; aheth-
er concea ied in 10 The garrett With some o'd
worm-eaten novel, for a eompanlnu. Gu.
scenced ia the wood->hed, irving 10 learn
lecerdemain tricks. or hounds eli on some
expedition that turns oa, In most cases
more deplnrable, ihsn eSplorahle-,o coin
a wQrd.-At fifteen, he has ioterable eA
perience OF the world-bnl from tliteen e
twenls--mav we clear the Track when he
is IN sight; he knows mafe then. than he
will ever know sgsin.
Just hail one oil these specimen bows. o.
sixteen. and how wrlthg he geis. II he
does mol answer you precisely L. lhe laitlei
nrchin did. who angrlly exclaimed. den !
call me bow. I've smoked hose ten sears
he will give Won a whitening look TINT I
meant 10 annihilsie you. tura on his heels.
and with curl Of The lip. ma,.ers dlsdaln
fully, .Mho do YOU call DO, = aud Oh
emphasis.
Bot TESTING aside--an honest. blnai.
merry. mischievoas bowls something 4
be proud OF, whether sen or brother: ter
iu all his scrapes. his good heart gels The
better Of him. nd leads him son TO re.
pentance; and he sure he will remember
his iaul,-at least FIVE minutes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
a PAIN KILLER.

PHYSICIAN Ms saw that Davis Pain Killer is one q
those valuable family articles which Is caicala'eu
TO relieve an immense amount of suffering ms -
human life. Its action the system is many Hmes
III m ric-so instantaneous; the pain IS gone ~ once
For the almost miraculous extinction OF pam, ~
medicine was discovered equal 10 the an ~.
ler II il used IN certain cases externally ana ihi'i
nally bnt never .ternaily like 100 many preparations
Fell directions accompany each Hottie ~, ~,
The Pain Killer almost immediately cut's s, w
lowing eon,plaints siz Chllls and Fever; Choieia'
Cholera Aofbus; Diarrhoea; severe Burns
Painters Cholic, Piles; B0ils; General pSpints.
Coughs; Head Ache; sudden Colds; sNtlied JONI,
Cramps and Spasms; Rheumatism: Pans III tue baen
aud Side and various other complaints IN iact y y
PAIN KILLER!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
TOE SALE.

A FINE farm on the road 10 Aliens Grove 4
~ miles from Davenport. II contains loo
acres oi first rate land about - acres under fence
and in cultivation. The improvements are hew
and consist OF comfortable and convenient
frame house Of 6 rooms, and largs'callar, sell
o. good "a'er, clstetn, frame stable, small or
ehsfd, :lc
Fer tuJtt,eF Particulars enquire oi the suhscri-
her and halt miles from Cbristie's saw-BiII
JNO. RICn'D JACKSON.
Tune i-fi 1850 dI-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
A PEEP AT euAso-wHERE GATHERED.

Having anchored between the naFilI and
middle islands, al be latter OF which VI
are 10 load. We will borrow he bost aGd
have a closer lnak Al Inc old muck heap
Pulling around The islsnl to The landing
plsce, we step ashore on narrow slip OF
sandy beach which appears TO be cieared
from the surrounding rocks for our speei~l
convenience. Our appearance dlstufhs
thousands Of the web footed natives: these
thousa nds count with the old hands as meth
ing. for they tell Is that The shipping have
driven all The birds away. Sailing above
us is n flock Of pelieans, lowering over III
clear water Ike hawks which they resenl-
bic in their way OF darling down or stop.
ing on their prey. One Of these every In
slant drops from the flock as though bail
had whistled through bis brain, but, after
plunge, be is soon seen rising To The sur
face with a fish struggling in hs capaciou~
pouch.
Nearer 10 us, whring round orr heads.
are ganneis, news, mutton-hirds, divers,
gulis, gaana.brds, and a host al o,her-
whose names are unknown 10 he yugar.
Ga The detached rocks and the lower enn
Of the isls nl--incmber oil a pretty sumner
Gus conrocailon-standsl The penguin, Tie
parson bird oslhe sailor, whose good nafnt
is faisly earned Is his gateway blAck coat.
white tie, Solemn demesnor. lis short
legs planted far back. and Lis long BODY
do mol fl him for walk ashore; bul he
will sit fcr hours on little rock ltst wash
ing BY the waves, apparently in such deep
absence Of mind. that passers By are temp
Ted 10 approach 10 hope Of catching him.-
just as The bost nears him. and hand /.
slready stretched cut 10 grasp his mech
away be goes head over heels III mos
irreyerent and ridiculous manner, dives
under The boat, and shows his head again
about quarter Of mile out al sea. where
The sailor nisy catch him who can, FIR b.
is The fastest swimmer aud the best diver
tina, ever dipped.
Stepping over the mortal remains 81
several sea liens. in few strides We are
Oh the gnano, and At the neal step in ~
10 our knees. The guano is regularly
siratifed; be lover strata are soii8ificd III
the weight Of the upper. aud have acQuiI
ed dark red color. which becomes grad
ualy lighter towards the surface il has .
~hitey-bToa light crust containing eggs
being completely honey ,ccn,tcd b, Tie
birds, which scratch deep. obIique boles III !
il 10 serve as nests. wherein eggs, seldoni
more than two 10 each nest, Ire deposit
ed.
These holes often running into eachl
other, form long galleries with several en-.
frances, and this mining system is so elab- |
oralely carried out. that yoY can search I
put foo on any part Of the Island with
out sinking 10 the knee and being tirkledi
with The sense Of hard beak digging iut0i
your unprotected ankles. The egg shells
nod the bones aud the remains Of fish.
brought by the old birds f1r their Young
mus, form considerable part Of the sub
stance Of The gnano. which is thus in q
great measure deposited beneath the sur
face. and then thrown CIT bS The Birds
DICKENS Household Wo1ks.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

A chsp who WON'T mind his own bust
ness wants 10 know why il Is thst Douglas
has TO s-stump it, all over the inriacibly
Democratic State OF Illinoi> dub Fri
bune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

A Young gentleman upon returning
home the other night. found his beds'ead
upside down. the posts acting as the legs.
The bed, however, was in good condition.
lie attributed IL to spiritual agency, anc
resigned himself 10 circumstances.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

On different kinds Of love. %. youug
lady.) The smeetesl--a maher's love:
the loDgest--a bro'her's love; The strong
est-a womau's love; the dearesi--a
mans love; and The sweetest, longest,
strongest, dearest ioye-'.a love Of ION.
metz
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
OPINION or THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG

.0FIAl0S or THE MOST Prominent DRUG
GISTS OF ST LOUIS, No.
ST LOUIS, March 5gh, l-52.
We the undersigned, Druggists OF the City hart
been acquainted with, and sold tor ye5r OF asts
an art Gle 81 Family medicine suoWu as PERRY DA.
WIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; aud ~ Aoei3
ASSURE tae public that ~ every instances 80 lar IS s
hao, has given tbs best Satisfaction 10 the puEeha
SER We recommend Il 20 M pubic AS 81 article
OF GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE Iaaeea, We aess
er kneS article Of Medicine become 50 aesrrSti}3
popular II 50 short time, when IS proved = Tue tact
OF it, extensive sale aAi constantly increasing de-
maHa. sigaed.
teHARLESS. BLOW y Co, BACON, HYDE y Goa.
BARNARD BROTHERS 4 Goa SNOW * SibIli
FRANCIS WALTON y NAR&ENs
DuPKEf y MORTON; u, D. NElIELt: y 60.
NOTICE TO DEALERS ~ PAIN MILLER
Tae FS8a Killer belongs exclusively to the
Proprietor this Medicine Taat right has bcen r..
toua5 selling sftcie BY th4t naa and aot Of tue
Manufacture q Ferr Daris san, siies prosecuted.
OF an article pnrpartag the genuine Perry Davis
Puin Killer ~ III s4zEt manufactured IN t4e cats
81 81 Louis and sold throughout the West the past
,ear It's 5aSe counterfeit and the accompany In1
Pamphlet viainous Forgery. II is easily tested -
mi xing It it'll waterr the eouuerleii sEapiy imRsTts
color 10 the water lille the CrnIhs article
gives 10 the waters white Or milSy appearance. Be
OF another counterfeit article OF Pam Killer a.
bout be issued from 81 LOUIS under the auspices Of
ono Philandar Jones' thi nemr u fictitious we know
the ana reputation OF each and all this
tillaIROus gaHg They portion oil th" same Grew
that CouHteT!sited the Pain Killer IN - Louis last
year. Iary ais7 engaged ia coaGtertetiing val
liable aItcls oil Family Medicine call, Smiths Tonic
syrup. They are notorious tor thts Kind VI Ptra.ic4
operations. We shall publish the almes 81 these
CounturlelteFs spoa We learn that they have
made sales oil this counterfeit Perry DAVIS Pain
Killer. Beware ot Hawkers! buy OF regular Agents
OF OF Druggists aGa Dealers that you kuo@ to BE- hoA
Principal 01Hre for the Sale Of the tiLSIiNEFERs
ItY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. In she StgthcFn aAt @cs-
tern States No. CJi.eay HIiidaRg, alncaG4t, OAio.
}. an. HARRIS $ CO. Pfaprlstgts
Henry Blagsiey OF y Lauis, 40, Gg4 AEeat fot
Mo-, H. aud Iowa.
EllTIlgs x san, Wholesale s Retail Agents, Dly-
aapgr:; f, w. GaF, Sur lngtoa, Iowa. o. a3Qr-
tin. Gaena; VIM + Norris, Rock isauH; :. ii
Nesurth, Perry, Pike county, H., aad b. Dyag
ti-,S and dealers generally IN the United states
NJ arch 18Th, 1852 go ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
UNHE subscriber is now opening at his new
/ stand, a CON olete assortment of Cutlery and
Hardaa are, embracing every hing in the Inc, al
prices to snit the times, consist ng in par. o!
Builders HardwaTe including all varieties OF
locks, latches, bolts, hinges screws, shutter ias-
Jennings, sel-tastenIng shutter hinges. sash springs
door knobs, cupboard catches, pnllies, Sc Join
ers' Tools among which are hand, pane, rip.
tenant compass. sash and other saws, chisels oil
an kinds, aigers, long and short, drawing knyes,
Steel mon and tEy squares, bench match. raising.
;a.4s, moulaIng and beau planes, brace. and bits
SPIRIT levels, beyels. mortce g!ages, with all
other description OF Carpenters Tools.
Bl cksAitns' tools and files, bellows, anyiIs,
vices, screw places, tongs, GIliIin's horse shoe
nails, sps, files, &c.
Mill Saws, Upright and Circular,
OF Row agd's, Lee, Gage & { o.. and other good
make; and every variety of mill saw, and other
flies. STEEL SPADES and SHOEELS. OF
Atnes', Ro.!anl's, Adams and other manatac-
lures Also: grain scoops, hoes, rakes, hay
forks, manure forks, long handled shoyes, OK
and log. chains, trace, breast, halter and other
chains. hay and straw knives, etc etc.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLER Of all
qualities and prices; together with general as
OF House keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCING!
This article Is peculiarly adapted to this prai-
tie country, has been fully tested and is bound to
supercede al other kinds OF fencing now ia use.
For durability, eheapness and convenience, its
claims are pre-eminent. Farmers, look to it! 1t
will save you many dollars.
'Iwefe vain to ATTEMPT 10 ennInerate all my
stock. The oregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGS CUT \ lis, eastern make, are s'iifcienl
10 ares your attention, and my assurances to sell
cheap will BE- iaI y realized by giving me call
al the "Po,t Office Buildings"
Orders from distance carefully attended 10.
W. II HILpRHTH,
"PSst Office Bn'itUlgs'' Davenport
Anril. 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
DAGJERREOTIPING.

7 ", MITCHELL from ST. Louie. has taksn those
spiendidly furnished Daguerrean Rooms formerly
occupied b. Mr.. J. Downey at No. 5 Illinois Street,
Rock llaEa- up stairs where lie is prepared 10 take
Likeaesses 10 please hrs patrons.
-r has all the late Improvements in that beautiful
art and guarantees perfect picture Also late pro-
cess for takiag children from To seconds. The best
time tor Children from 10 70 l. P. NJ.
hspt. l6th. 1rd2. a.f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

.,H0EAKERs' RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC" is GER
tain. sale aud eifsctuai cHEe for Rheumatism IN
aii its furMs. II is internal remedy which thor
oughIy eNpeis ali mefbi matters from the system. II
rpstoreS tTetdua slupienrss aud to the Suffered
ana pziaiut muscles and Joints. The victim OF this
distressing maiaay who has long been CRIPPLED and
disabled wIfi be enabled to eAuh IN returning health
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor ths iri cine aucs being for years
completely crippled and aisgaaiIhet for business Vas
ny it, USE ry and permanently restored 20 hesthenS
iisBnds al others nave dctIs "a qasl benz fits from
ii. Me might Gill columns Ith testimonials 81 4ts
wonder mi eiicirlcy. but Nla OILY refer 10 The oi
10 ing highly respectable citizens oi 81. Louis and
vicinity E0 have uBsd With the mest satisfactory
rssuFts:--A IN Renshsw. Sen. L.. Mead i " Easily.
~ 3 Tewn. d Virgin. We, Address. DE. White
size VIM q aerB+ tphp Hofrrls = AtoHtss, Y Blow
Prepared by +. c. Hvyaker;
Druggist, st. Louis, Mo-
For sale ny ELDEIDGE 4 son;
Druggists, Davenport, Iowa.
sept Goth. 1852. 4ly