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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
'IzAzLEYOoD"..Ton SALE

vXytIIS valuable farm formerly occupied by
Mr.. Sargent, containing iG0 acres OF farm
ing land in high state of cultivation, an orchard
Of 200 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 40 acres OF fine timber, situate
on the Blue Grass road al miles from this city
is offered for sale on verv reasonable terms.
COOK 8, SARGENT, Lind Agents.
March 18th, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
THURSDAY Pscfka.T
LADIES SCHOOL,
DAVEN z OIL II.

AIRS. COOK and Mrs. PESTER beg to an
Ill nounce their intention OF opening School
IN the City Hall, April the It'll.
The course OF Education will embrace Z cad
ing. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, History,
Grammar, Composition, Pain and Ornamental
Needlework as Embroidery, Netting, Crochet,
Muslin, Lace, a nd Berlin work, etc. etc, togcth-
er with the strictest attention to the moral and
intellectual cullure of tho Pupils
Mrs. G. & Mrs 2. trust their long experience
in Tuition qualities them for the important dn'
ties they have undertaken, and pledge them
selves to use their utmost endeavofs 10 merit
and receive share Of public support.
Hours of Tuition from nine 10 twelve, from
two 10 hal past four. No recess.
Terms, SOU
$50
March 10, 1882. 28-3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01

Procure pamphlet Of q regular agent and read TIL
testimony of some OF the respectable citizens IL
the United States, in favor of the Pain Killer, i: hl
only 10 be known 70 be appreciated.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
YI0! Foss CALIFORNIA!

lTICaAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS TO
IHl emigrate 10 California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubcsipnlea river, eonta ning
| SO acres, 100 acres in cultivation, IS acres IN
winter wheat, comfortable log house Here rs
a chance for bargain.
Appyto COOK SAiaEA l.
Davenport, Feb. IL, 1859.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
ONE ACRE LOTS.
DRs. COLDER & MORGAN,
NEW GOODS.

K SANFORD has just returned from ST
-. Louis, with a full supply of Drugs, Groce-
nss rnits, Oysters, Sardlnos, Salmon, Macker-
W. Goaish, Herring, etc. etc. All OF the best
gIMliy and at the lowest prices.
davenport, March 10, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01

200 acres of Timber Land

NTEAR mouth OF Pine river in Mnscatin
IN county for sale in 10 and 20 acre lots by
March Ia. COOK q SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
!. ,, ~ oC IE CLAIRE.
FOR LEASE.

Number OF lots suitable for Stores or Shop:
"A on cd Street, Brady, Harrison and Perry
Streets; npplyto q. l.. DAVENPORT.
aDl l. 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
coy go EgaE W0EsED!
PERRY DAVIS

PERRY DAVIS
PAIN IL l. l. Il 4,
For fnp ENTIRE III sDrcATioE 81 All paly.
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REIEON
No family .fsoutd be n1ttsout IL!
ae twenty I've cen. Bottle will do TO convEcs
you OF IT. efficacy, thar all the advertisements
in the World.l
IT IS WHAT ITS MAIZE DENOTES
a rATgy KILLER.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
Al A BARGAIN.

WYE offer for sale the farm Of John Grace in
w Walnut Grove containing IA acres, "a
acres good timber; one hundred acres IN cultiHa-
ton and well walered. The owner wants 10
90 20 California and the property will be sold al
bargain. COOK SARGES!.
Davenport, Feb. 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
RT.ACkSMI'rHING.

,,r .,h.cribers would inform the citizens Of
m.rsnnor, and vicinity that they have taken
ia SHOP recently occupied by Van AIKEN, on on
t,s any between Seesnd aud Third streets, and
are prepared By long experiences II The business
80 au NJ. and upon the most favorable terms
p,;..n,ar attention given TO ironing CAR.
,I,nEs IIpR 81 siIOEING and general JOB
Me- hiac share Of public patronage IS respect
,aiy solicited; :, 4. !. cL,,.o,,
"ah'ea SMITH u KIRKMAN.
Davenport. April !, 1879: 9o-im
-c1nD Two story Brics House for sale or
A w., =, easy terms. Apply 10
- M - w. BARROWS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
TOIe SALE.

WELL cultivated farm IN Aliens Glove
a ssianoipp 10 Chas. Burgoon, containing
30 ae,es-8O acres timber land, l2O under
~ 1aa.e. good house, barn now building, and
ie .,ns''.a,.bouses; a good well OF wafer, &c.
''''' Enquir, Of w aRROWs,
County Surveyor
ALSO several small tracts Of timber land for
.,,e in Allen Grove and the vicinity.
Anrl Isl 1859
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01

z DOZ Cans Baltimore Oysters and do2
y PAS. Serdines for sale by
March 10. Is. SANFORD
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
PROVED FARMS FOR SALE

OF every variety Of price and state OF cntlva-
~ ion 10 suit purchasers, located in different
parts Of Scott county. Also.
UNIMPROYED LAND.
5000 acres from two TO twenty miles from the
CITY oi Davenport, to be sold in any quantity at
prices ranging from two TO twenty dollars per
acre. .Applv 70
Nc GREGoR g. PARKER, Land Agents.
Davenport, March l8
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
Al A BARGAIN.

WYE offer for sale 80 choice vacant lots IN I
w h1urlshing town on the Mississippi rive
in this county. Also, 20 acres Of good timberec
and adjoining.
The above property will be sold al great
bargain { application be made soon.
M,GREGOR & PARKER, Land Agents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
TO CALiEOisNlANS.
CITY pROPERTY FOR SALE.

A NUMBER of Houses, Lots and vacant Lots
n pleasantly situated in different parts Of the
city, TO snit purchasers, for sale on favorable
terms Apply TO
MeGRFG lR & PARKER, Land Agents
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Gbaures for Bnsiness Met..
IRON WORKS for sALE.-The NEW

II NUN w OhAO IOf GA hC Az ~ w
u JERSEY IRON COMPANY offer for sale AL their
property a. Boonton, Morris County, j.. consisting Of
A Blast Furnace. IA feet sorSs the boshss, with ell
necessary buildings and accessories complete evsy
respect and yielding annual ave. age product oil oS9s
A Rolling MILL containing eisht double pudding asd
six heating furnaces three trains OF rolls IN use and
fourth hand ready 10 put up when needed, hammer
and OF alxalor and Bu dsas patent squeezsr IL
capable Of producing .Os tq,s Of bars per aana% ns
ilrey rebuilt the IRE Of MAY las and are coverea
with slste Connecting with the Mill IL Fsundiy Ma
chine 6m hs Pattern and Carpebtefs shops, amply sum-
Gle mi for the wants OF the establishment
Spike Factory, with five patented machines LOT rsi-
road spikes for ship spikes and one for rves ana OF
NsFscory containing 70 machines built IN 1850, N
the most thorough and plate manne and Of an annual
Factor for Nail Kegs with all the iates, improved
machines capable oicug heads and slaves Tor 'ee
Dwelling Houses for the officers and workmsn, ands
large brick store convenient to tho Mil together yielding
an annual rent Of 50 0eo.
6toehouies, Stables, aod oubuildngs Of All XMAS ne
cessaIy for extensive business a.,
Mere than lC0 town lots remain unsold IN the immshs
nsghboih hood Of lets sold and already bull. fhe
face and rom IS 70 Is feet diameter and the last 20 ces Of
the fail has never been improved .
The property embraces about 215 acres lsnd and
Of from 80 TO 100 fact head and fall sup2sd
BY the brought for the purposes Of navigation BY the
Morris Canal Company from Lake Hopecong and ron
the Pocsswsy River. together feintg, war power
which for peFmshency ofyoume hight OF fall and freedom
frem second only In the State to the water
power At Paterson
which they their coal from ths Lehga mines, Aad
transport Their manufactures to Nerak's 10 mi g. srto
The MONS and Esssr Raead passes within four miles
$3.50 600 hsvs been expended the property BY the pro-
DUDLEY FULLER co,
No ls1 Greenwich at,
Or to VIM. LATHROY, Trea.ner
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Will be ready en- Tuesday. 10Th inst the Gem Of tbs
Mefhe..
CRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, for April

~ Contents Of the varisd and n,ere sting xlad.
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THE DEsTRUcTIoN OF SoDoN-Ons OF the most eifsc-
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THE LAST SONG,
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TEMPERANCE ILLUSTRATED.
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Nassau st., Agents for New York.
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READABLE BOOKS.-Will be pub
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PkRS BY Vim. NJ. Thsekeray, author of VANITY Fair"
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Written with ability, and possessing interest whioh
Survives the present moment" Evening Post.
The subjects OF he papers are Of absorbing interest
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~ Home, Sweet Homs.-THE IRVING Bull
another public meeting at the Shakspere Hste corner
Dasne and William SITS, on FRIDAY EVENING. March
10, a. N o'clock.
Th Association is full that all persons that
dtsous of securing shares in this surshing Association,
should lose this chance the Books will shortly close
An sddre.s will W delivered IN German. by DR.. LOUIS
JONASsOHN, at II O'clock and in English BY the Hon.
JACOB L. FINN. and OTHER ABLE SNEAKERS,
a. O'clock explaining the object and workings Of this
Association.
All persons that wish to procure House which they
call own aud which they obtain by joining
this Association invited 20 attend Seats reserved for
Ladies
Entrance Fee, So; Dues. 50 per month Shares $500.
MORRIS FRANKLIN President.
No l06 Broadway.
GEO. H. BELL, Vice resident,
No 1853 Nassau st.
ALBERT II EIcoLAy, Secretary, No aii Grand st.
THOMAS LAWRENCE, Attorney. No. Is Beekman- st.
TRUSTEES;
Geo. Fl. Franklin, Ne l73 West st
Geo. W hiblet, County Clerks Office. City Hall.
Sllas c. Herring Nos ls7 and 1879 Water.st.
James Jackson, Jr No. 36l Broadway.
Royal O. M.llard, No. SO Bsrcsyst.
Nelson Puff No 2I5 Dusne-st.
Elias Combs, Nc. 24 Grand-st
=. G. Richardson, No. l3 Fulton 81.
Geo I. Maxwell. No Is City Hall.
Office, No. 24< G. and 1t. Open every EVENING ron
to o'clock and WEDNESDAY from ) to o'clock,
M for Ladies Articles Of the Association may be mad
RraUs.
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Nem Publications .

THE ISTHMUS of PANAMA, and
Il WHAT SAW THERE. By Or. Grswold.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Recent circumstances have Awakened strore curiosity
concerning the IshmuS 81 Panama, and this eosk viii be
rsc with interest the fullest ana aost authentic ae-
coupt cf the country We have lEyening Post.
Ths valuable ltte work illustrated with naps, and
weN worthy Of Ysruxai. [Sanday DisPa'ch-
A ve,y usefsl and pie ssiug back tSasday Times
This bcOk contains fan aalt of the Advantages Of
the town now rapidly baildrg 10 supsrcede Cha
sfss ard TO be caie AspEwsli City al he northern ter
minus If the Panama Railroad. This VIII soon be inn
rorsns place and Advantages for enter
pfise DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers.
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u Columbian Mutual Loan and Accumulat
ing Fund observation-disclosures Subscribers
to shares requested to call AZ the
secetsrys Once, No. IS Delaney st sign the Csnstu.
tiou the month Of March S2 per shars
and receive their Pass Books
In of the large number OF snbscrbers an
sMly compla with this request will greatly facilitate
the business OF tfe Association. .
ROBERT A. SANDS. Vice President
Or. j. r. EIGBLow Assistant wee President
Samuel r. rrembley Thomas Brown,
Lewis X Osborn, Elias A. AsroB.
Andrew v. Stout. Wlilsn @ Chsve.
Gsehtzer Wilson, John Z smith,
william II. RbleS, George h Ross,
Aaron Adams Benz. NJ. Thompson,
CHARLES L. NoE. Sscy, No. IS Dslsncy-ss.
AMI HILL, surveyor.
MoRTIEER De NOTE, COur ssllor
Ofos hours Mondays. fhursdays and Saturdays ron
SO nc A. M and to sP NJ. TUESDAYS, Wednesdays ana
Fridays from TO 10 A. H., ana (, tofP NJ
IT. Anniversary of T.. l.. Snow Social Union
No. 1.-The l. Snow Social Union No will oelebra'c
their Si1th Anniversary BY appropriate exercses VIZ
Address singing. SC Amer which, those who feel in
cnsd enjoy themselves the Of tbs dance,
ysrsxy will be celebrated tue EVENING OF the ASIA
OF Nsch at the City Assembly Rooms formerly she Col,
hssum) No $50 Breadwsy Tickets admitting lady aed
gentleman price 5oc, can be procured Of the following
persons VIZ:
Mrs s. H. Coleman. No. s'i Fourth st.. Mrs. Knapp
No us Norfolk-st. Mrs Calhoun, No. IS Chrysns a.
Mrs Welsh No. i52 Norfolk st Mrs. Bingham No: 81
" bite, No IS Crosby.T.; Ar Chas r. Hooper. No, 81
Greenwich ST.; Ny Wilson c. Derby, No 10 tulton-st
hfr T. Newell No 81 Greene ST. and NJ the door on the
evening of the exercises.
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To the Jewish Community.
lust PUBLISHED, by Messrs. FRERE
- RELLEW, No 81 Nassau-st.. A CRITICAL RE-
VIEW OF THE CLAIMS PRESENTED BY CHRIS
1IANITY FOR INDUCING APOsTACY IN ISR AEI.
Intended for the consider Of the Society for
Converting the Jews This work combines the most pow
sffu Arguments for IsIaees adheriDg TO the faith Of
their with interesting historical aud
other bearing the subject calculated to render
valuable auxiliary which should be the home Of eve
IEaeilte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

IT, A Card.-Building Association Fire In
ssrance Company.-Tee BseSs Will feman epen dur
!, the week 10 receive the FIRST and second
Of 50 50 Ter sAale at the Mercantile Bank. corner OF
Rrosdwss and John 81 where persens who have not al
ssscrbtd can do and pay the first aud second
together As the stock Is nearly ali skea up,
tko.e IersoIs who wish to have shares IN this Company
must fake them mE edatey they VIII be too late Tue
will be at the Bank At the same time where snare
JOHN BRUCE. President.
s JFsSpRpN. Secretary
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n P. PUTNAM has recently pub

L. U L N a M mas recently pun
HOOD { WIN. Selected Papers with comic IIlustra-
lions Price Is cents Beng the fifth vslune OF PufAams
Hood was msre than mere jester for there often
touches of heat heh teach valuable lessons TIE pres
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heart sound head humo quaint and original, aspe
member of the Eox Ambrossl Club Hood has tass'
feeling and genius lbiacAwooo
dropped by Faery into infants cradle and odoy
nursed up By lto treasure quaint, special ehane-
leon ccoed in the chsogef1ness Of It's uns yet complete
and self consistent OF all the humors,s Hood was the
Sches Of heart or play Of Of fancy did sscksn
the laughing reader away into far ooer worlds Than the
TESTERS" Extract IRON Preface
!. HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY I51,i o. W: Chap
IL MUNICIPALITIES. BY Thos Hood. With wood
'qii W 1Ssf Ss 't AND TALKS OF AN AMERICAN
FARMER IN EsGLAND. By Ffed'k l.. Olmstsd
[Orglnsl and Copynghr] With Illustrations lama., %
". THE WORLD HERE AND THERE; Or. Trss-
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VIII be ready March 20,
M RS. II A kR Ell BEECH Elk
I'VE STOVES great American Tale. entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. or Life among the Lowry
This great work which mas been long expected is low
nearly complete that We can promise It's appearance on
the 2Cth of March BY all who have read 1t. Is IL pro-
"'O"'''T THE STORY OF THE AGE.
For Of description aud thrilling deneation OF
character is uarved and will add fresh laurels TO the
reputation Of the talented auhoress 1t will be Published
vols 2mo s2 pages n each VOL with elegant de-
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81, with discount to the trade Early olers solicited
For sale by she principal Booksellers in the United
States.
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&S OOO is WANTED, with Part.

ROSOOO. ney, either silent or active, (the latter
Pre- ersd IL willing to travel part Of the time The bus
ness SAFE lucrative and surehavng been established
over u years, and needs nothing bat capital 70 make
valuable invts'ment A line addiessed TO PARTNER,
with real and where interview can be had Will b
attended to.
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IT EXPLAINED =


A. n. MsswrS. Auctieness.
10y BANGS BROTHER d. Co.
No Trade Sale Rooms No. ID Park-vow
REGULAR NEW-YORK SPRING TRADE SALE.
WRITING PAPEk--SAfU kDAY, 2oth Maxeh
THE BOOKS-Commsn cinx MONDAY, lad March.
aad continued duung that snd the suocee<nng wess.
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I O0O AGENTS WANTED, to sell .

are earning IS to see day Country Agents
by dollars, rely having
them on the best terms z. LYON, No. <2A Broadway
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I,s.n evERY MOANING vs0SDAY sxcsPTsD)
DfrS sY GREELEY hs@LRArH,
-, ,sYspNI BUILDINGS. CORNER OF SPRUCE AND
81 r. sasxAv-sTs., crrossTB THE eli FALL,
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re- thsy pefer.'cy can pay N advance NJ the Dess
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100 a, 80 Three Dollars ID advance required N All
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VIII be ready March 20,
M RS. HAkRI let BEECHER
CHARLES SCRlBNER, New York,

CHARLES SCRlBNER, New York,
~ has Just published a and cheap edition of
YOUNG5 NIGHT THOUGHTS. with a Memeir ofthe
Author, critical estimate Of HIS Writings and copous
Notes, Explanatory and Critical By Prof J. Boyd
vol limo libraries and prepared Text Book for
ITS value greatly ncrsssed by the Explanatory Notes
of Pio Boyd and his critical remarks the authors ge-
nus End writings" tChrstian Observer
The Notes pers picuous direct and illustrative The
critical estimate shows good taste, good judgment and all
due research. Puritan Recorder (
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STUDIES ON THE LITERATURE AND MANNERS
OF THE ANGLO AMERICANS IN THE XIXrH
CENTUBYBy Philarete Chsslss Professor in the Gel
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PYNNsHURsT: His wsnderngs and Ways Of Think
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BRACES HUNGARY IN 1851 with an Experience Of
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THE HOUSEHOLD OF sIR THOMAS MoRE-By
PioNEER WOMEN OF THE Wesley Mrs E. F.
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lob PIPPINS, the Man who could mt
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the buoyapt and overowmr humor which char
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resisting his humor. 1t takes ycu BY storm. and when once
you have commenced the peussi Of his you follow
him with delight line aftsr line unfolds his quaint
thoughts and the rich adv and
OF lis heroes BUNCE 4 BROTHER, Publishers,
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Just published, ISAAC CHEEK, the Man Of Wax.
pnce 1T cents TITUS TuRNlP, the Man Of Many
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