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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
Tan LAST BDsr GrrT.-Somehody

Tim LAST BEsr GrFT.-Somebod,
writing from Australia, saws that so.
ciets IS growing wild, and that moth.
ing bat women can bring i; back to
civilization again. He is right. You
may build prisons and erect gibbets,
pass laws. establish court houses and
deputy shrritis. bat till You enable
men to become husbands, they will
run into angoihness, beginning with
uusAaved boards, leaving of with
dirty shirts ana highway robbery. A
yirtuous woman is sedatlve in
dimity-her presence exerts sooth-
ing influence that makes the most
brutal not only tractable. but tidy.
Wherever she moves. there You will
find cleanliness and churches. well
kept door wards and Sabbath schools.
Without her ministering aid men
drift away from decency and morality
and bring in broken breeches, i'll kept
neck ties outer darkness. Woman is
a glorious institution: the only crea-
ted being that takes precedence Of
sunshine. Long may her banner
wave,
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District Court. September Term, A. D. 1858.
CLINTON CouSTY,
State ofIoNa.
Hanson \ rlnersoll.
Arca

Hanson \ Emerson- C,,xrax ror.,x
-4gctrst S,ata 80 n.'.
WIN. A. & J. T. nayidsen.> Vi "'
MN A. DAVIDSON one Of the defendants in the
w defendants in the above entitled cause, who has
been returned found in Clinton county. is hereby
notified that ON or before the LIST day Of September s5
there will be Oh file in the Office ofthe CLERK Of the Dis
irct Court in Clinton county petition Of Hanson En-
for the foreclosure of mortgage of the following
described Land siusted in the county of Clinton. and
State Of Iowa. w The East half Of the orth East
quarter Of Section weye in township No a. North OF
Range No. T. Of the 81 prinepal MERIDIAN and the West
fractional half 81 the North West quarter of Section
ven ia township No IL North Of Range No S, East OF
the ID pr nciIai meridian Executed by the said Vim.
A. g. J. + Davidson the said Hanson 4 EMERSON To
them Of the eight hundred
and thirty ine dollars and mine cents, and that
less appear and answer TO said petition or before
the morning the second day of the term of the
District Court of said county be commenced the
18th day of September le53, Judgment will be rendered
against YOU thereon X WILLARD.
aug Il, ls53-5e-4w Airy. for Plaintiffs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

OI.p FoGIEs. years age
two aged men near Marshaltown
traded. or. According to the Virginia
parlanee. snapped horses on this con-
dition: That on that day week the
one who thought he had the best OF
the bargain should pay TO the other
two bushels of wheat. The day came
ana as il happened they met about
halfway between their respective
homes. Where art thou going!"
said one. TO thy house with the
wheat" answered the othe-. And
WHITTIER art thou ridingl' Truly"
replied the first, 81 was taking the
wheat TO thy house" Each pleased
with his bargain had thought the
wheat due to his neighbor, and was
going to pay if.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

PROMPT SErTLEMEST.-We copy
the following from Vermont ex-
change:
Judge Cree. OF Wheelock, who re-
Gently went out west for the purpose.
succeeded in obtaining from the Mich
igan Central Railroad Company, dam
ages to the amount Of $1,000. for the
widow Of Stephen d. Gray. Of Shef,
field. who it Will be recollected, was
killed few months since by a coli
sion on that road. Mr.. Cree settled
with the company without resortins
to legal action.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
NEW GROCERY STORE.
ITy.y a I'LL

IIAVE REMOVED their Grocery and Provision
j j Store the Of 2d and Brady Streets,
der the Gazette Office.
They enlarged their stock, considerably, To meet
the demands Of their increasing customers They have
on hand Black, Young Hyson and Imperial Tea; Rio,
Isaguyra and Java Coffee. Sugars very cheap. 20 h
kinds. Spices. Dried Apples aid Peaches. No. ], 2
and Maekerel. Dried and Picked Herrings. Boston
Pickles, Tobacco. Glass and Nails. kanhawa and
Ground Alum Salt. In fact, have every thing con
nectej with the Grocery Trade. Also. a good assert
m.nt of Qneensware, shoulders, Sides and Hams; Su
gar-eured Hams. Sec.
Tive intend doing Cash business, and pay Casl
for ever, thing. consequently afford 10 sell cheap
june 10, leJ3. W. d II.
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MORE NEW GOODS!


TtrST received from the eastern cities choice
j and beautiful assortment OF Summer q DDS
i, he very latest STYLES and fashion anong
mh /, h may be found a good stock Of
Dress Goods.
VERY superior il, av, uiack Silks, Rareges,
Lawns, De Laines, fine Scotch 'ingha"'s,
hamhia, Giughams, AlPaceas, flnc wid. Eng
ash and American Chint2, American aud f'ng.
Iish Pants Of fine qnnl'y aud fast coiors, oti
Prints.
Plain Swiss, Nun aud Jacunet Nusli ms. Cur
ta'n Muslins, Irish Linens, fine Table Linens.
line shirts extra, Il e cambria handkerch'eis,
! wh,,e drill,ng.. colored Cant rlcs and paper
Muslins.
| Ribbons, Florence silks, Cage tisle, WIZ,
Grape, artificial Flowers, SIX aad WORSE
ANN and Braid, new srl, dress buttons. La
COS edginps. Insertions, Cnemisettes, coHare,
cuffs, Sc, cords, Linen Tapes, SILK stay ana
shoe Aaces, tiastirs.
/ Gloves and Hosiery.
White, cotei,d ami MACK hid Gloves, best
ouaGte. extra heay, long six Nuts, short CO.,
!. hi,e col,red and lack Six and Lisle Gloves,
superior back silk Hose, fine white, slate an
mixed hose. NJ sse, d. gents. black silk and
BEST cotton, white ard miSei bali hose.
| Real Shell Combs.
/ She'll mex. al5 cues tbHtHs, iHiita'''h
TO-, bes Eas Reading and fine Ivory Combs
md some
Beautiful Parasols.
STAPLE GOODS:
+ ne hlrac g Suriinas anu Saeethes;
I,n.naIa Cotton, CHI eks aud stufss.
re,v> i,ektngs, blue ttiil>, l2en'n's, aud
| Catunades, itnens, drills, Fine Cloths,
Alwol, Oh, coiors Tor summer wear,
Fne biz Doc 81 and dfapr d.bte,
Tweeds and geld mixed Jeans, and
Casim, res. &c.
Garpeting:
| good stock Of L ,die- and hilirsn's shots'
| WINDOW SHADES:
GROCERIES AND u GENswAtE
Anew hcautifulC Genre Lamps with cut globes
and drops.
| All III which will b. sold for Cash as cheap
| rs the Cheapest by
G.. |. DAVENPORT.
Davenport, Nav lith, 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

LONG TRAIN OF CARs.-There were count
ed in one train that was passing over the
Hudson River Railroad on Saturday last
eighty-tour freight cars, loaded with cattle
and merchandise, and drawn by three loco
motives. II was probably the longest train
that ever passed over this or any other road
at one time.-ABang Journal.
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HICAG0 NUSIC STORE!
j. 4. ClsANDAl.L,
NO. 2, LIE CLAIRE ROW,
Davenport, Iowa.

4 GENT for the sale of Musical Instruments. Must
N cal Merchandise of every description, Latin. Lew
is q Cos celebrated PIANO FORTES, Prince 4 Cos
Celebrated MelodeoEs. &c.
He will also keep hand Sheet Music, OF the Ia.
test publications Cheap Publications of the most popu
lar writers of the day. books OF instruction for the ta
Fories, Guitar, Melodeon. Flntna, Violin. Accor-
dion, Flute. &c., by different authors likewise Station
ery. aud other things too numerous 10 mention.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention TO business
and low prices, share portion Of puec patronage,
and requests that persons wanting any thing IN his line
cal: and examine his stock before purchasing else-
where.
Any articles not on hand obtained 10 order
June IT, il-f
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FURNITURE.

THE subscribers just opening IN davenport
large and splendid stock OF Furniture. conlprisns
everything In the line which they determined I.
sell lower thah has been offered IN ths place
Their stock consists in part OF the following:
Sofas from S24 TO So:
Lounges from $500 10 S6ao;
Tables centre, card, sewing. work, dining, break
fast, Nc.,
Stands. mahogany, cherry, wash. &e+.
Chairs. mahogany hair cloth, cane sewing, French
Office.
Chiidren's chairs. assorted &C.. De.
Bureaus. dress. mahogany. scroll, piain, Sc.
B.isteads OF every description
Wardrobcs. of all different sizes:
Mattresses hair, moss and hask
Cribs. Looking Glasses:
Willow wagons, different sizes:
Safes &c, Ike.
Rooms opposite the Pennsy vania House.
June 3, 1893 WOolFoRn & SMALL.
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..JoNAKERs' RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC" nseu
II ain, safe and eff. etaai care for Rhsnmsa,%% IN.
all its forms. II 10 an int. rnal remedy ahn INV
oughly .xpels all morbid matt, rs from the 1s "a
restores dom suppl. ness and to ne sun nv
and painful muscles and joints. The sicum " ana
distressing malady Who has long been eiiPIhu Mn
disabled " III be enabled to eSnlt in re'ufh'is 49,
comfort and usefulness. .,,
The Proprietor ofthis med cine after beng ",
completely crippled and disqualified iof tu,. nd
by its use fully and permans nifty r.Hoie, 70 ~. nom
thousands of others derived quai n' =, =, m,
il. We might fiji columns with Testimonies, an. All
wonderful efficiency, hut We AIil only feh' sni
iow ing highly respectable citZrns o. o. ~. - ,or
vicinity who have used VI with tht nost ~, IL,
rssults:- Nm Rensbau. Sen f.. Mead, ! " ~
Wilson, + Warren Brownie. h, ~. ut,,e
w Town. Virgins, VIM Andre W, pav
side, WIN I More John Horrel ! A''tmu' 49,
Prepare hy T. {. Hovaker; so
Druggist, 81. Louis NV
For sale By ELDhIDGE X son; ,ws
Druggists, Davenport p""
lSfa-I "
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A Coon SHoT.-The locomotive attached
TO the passenger train on the Michigan
Southern Railroad, run into drove of deer
near Piper Station few nights since. killing
several of them, which We're found lying near
thestrack the next morning. They were
probably attracted by the light of the loco
motive-Chicago Journal.
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wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.

THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
! 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 Queenswarc, Buffalo Robes.
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
G. e. I. |. Il kanawha salt Hardware,
Nets and Mill Saws. Iron all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds. Grnds'ones.
Woodenware, Live geese feathers Piteh n oakum'
Sole and Upper Leather Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuns, Sc..
which will be sold at a small advance for Cah As
intend keeping every thing in common use persons
several articles can obtain them Front Street
at the Brick Store opposite the Mills davenport Iowa
June Q, lSS3-9g }. NJ bONLlNG.
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Knapp a. Roca.aao,a

Knapp o. RCc111aOn
HAVE just MovEp INTO THEIR
New and Commodious Establishment, No. 8 Il
Claire Row Lower End,
NrHERE they have now open for inspection and
w sale, large and splendid assortment of Ladies'
BLACK SILKS, bERAGE De LANES,
Aol rRaNSH h ps an n's NousEhsSHs,
JACN'T and AMERICAN GlNGiAMS.
Linen Goods. Linen Damass rableelo'hs,
Tawclings and Napkins,
In great variety, including ever. thing IN the hhe o'
""'A soe LADIES, FANCY Goops.
LANCE and we'll selected assortment Of Ladies' Fam
cy Goods, such Us Collars, Cuts, Underseeses, Chem
isetts Enoroideries, Handkershieis, Hosiery &c, TO
be had the most reasonable terms.
Muslin Window deaperies and Window shades,
oiieloth rahle-coscrs,
CARPkT-RiGs, saishcls, t.adies' and Gen's',)
Carpct-chan, Oileloths, Umbrellas, Parasois,
Heavy Goods, Cottonades. &c.
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, &C.
Bonne,s, Bonnie, Ribbons and Trimmings Of every
description, and, ina word almost everything that
SiioEs! sHoEs!. sHoEs.!
Ladies', Misses. and Childrcn's Shoes, Of every
and q s saa n
p''' GENTLExENs GOODS,
Consisting OF every variety and Texture OF Read.
Clothing, such Coats Vests. Pants, together with
splendid assortment of Cloths Cassincrs and Vestings
which viii be MADE UP TO ORDER,
In a neat, fashionable, and workmanlike manner with
promptnsss and dispatch. Work made up by us war
ranted, in all cases, to be just what we representa-
SUMNER HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Hats and Caps of every description, from Palmeaf
the very finest SILK Hat. Shirts Collars Cra'ats,
Handserchefs, undershr.s, and Drawers, and every
thing that gentleman hoy wear
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gentlemens and BOYS Boots, Shoes. and Caters,
from the finest French Calf 10 the heaviest wear.
CUTLERY.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Penkniycs, Knives and
Forks Spoons, etc. Ono and all, give us call, and
learn for yourselves that the half of all the fine things
we have got has not been enumerated.
June Q, 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

THE DEMOCRATIC PAPERS have ceased
from their interrogatory-"Is the Wing par
ty dead!" and are rapidly turning their at
tention to the inquiry, still more important
to them, Can the Democratic party, as at
present constituted, be kept alive''-Aieran-
dria Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

NEW FIRE-EscAPE LADDER
ladder of new construction has APP
peared in Albany. which will supply
des;aefQtum. 1t is mounted on a
carriage. can be elevated TO reach six
tv feet in less than minute. and is
Independent Of any other support
than the carriage and machinery up
on which it is moved. 1t can be turn
ed in the space Of 80 feet. 1t viii
also be very useful in elevating &
fireman with hose, when an ordinary
ladder could not be rested on the burn
ing building.
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Branch Of the
VERMONT MARBLE WORKS

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING CONNECTED
i themselves with extensive wholesale establish
mcnt in Vermont, are prepared to furnish the citizens
of Davenport and vicinity, and all those wishing
purchase
MONUMENTS, TOMB-TABLEs, OR HEAD AND
FOOT STONES,
TO the memory Of their deceased friends, that they
be supplied by calling ut our shop the of
Rock Island and Second streets with just the article
they want, and AT lower price than be furnished
In the Western country. by wholesale or retail
\. b. Don't forget the paee-eorner Of Rock Island
and Second streets. f. ID. ~ J. l.. WALLAR.
Uayeuport. Nav y, ls53-2.ltf
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EXPRESSLY FOR THE LADIES!

4 BEAUTIFUL and extensive assortment of Ladies
~ Shoes at WILLIAM lNSLEE'S NEW fohh
STORE, among which may be fpEnt
Ladies' Lace Boots; Ladies' Goat do.
Ladies' enamelled do: ladies Md Cater DO,
Ladies'. lasting do: Ladies' Jenny Lind do;
Ladies'. Cossamer do; Ladies' Kid X. X. ENeesiors,
Ladies', Kid K. X. Ties: Ladies Enameed do do
Ladies' Gossmer slipper; Ladies' French Md Hes;
Ladies' Kid Busbins.
Also complete assortment Of Misses and Children
Shoes all Of which will be sold at such very LOW
PRICES. as to give satisfaction 10 all.
Also large lot Of Ladies' Bonnets. June 9, leJ3.
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RKNWICK 4 SON,

STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARD!NG,Sloh AuE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Daxaar Landing,
pAysNPoRT, Iowa,
II ESPECTFULLY call the attention offarmers, snip
IL pers and the public generally TO this advertise
mcnt.
cry description of produce aud merchandise, 70 oas
ana sell Oh commission, and trust, by prompt ana
strict attention TO the interests OF aii VINO nas ,S
them with their patronage TO merit the public conf
dcnce. A.,
The business will be conducted and carried on IN the
spacious building recently erected by Mr. funoh, de
sippate, AS the Bazaar. TO which is attached coinmo
dous landing for steamboats, at all stages OF he vcr,
and possesses advantages favorable TO the importer ~
be required from the Warehouse to boats OF from
hoats Ia ,he War.house May Q, 1e53-25
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WHO wANTs A HOME

THE Subscriber has laid oil portion u his land into
lots of one acre each. rare chance is now offered
Tor those wishing TO make profitable investment or
for hos desiring to secure homestead. These lots
lie INN nediatel. adjoining the city, but minutes
walk from the Courthouse. The Davenport and Coun-
ell Bluffs Railroad will pass through this land
One acre OF this land will make poor man a good
home and eventually a rich man, Any desiring
TO purchase will apply 10 WILLARD BakROWS,
County surveyors Office, Second street. above the
Post Office, or to J. NJ. ID. BURROWS.
Davenport, NAV %. lF13-31
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Coon IF TRuE.-A boy who was troub-
led with the tooth-ache determined to have
it extracted: but there being no dentist liv-
ing near, he resolved to do the job himself
whereupon he filled the excavation with
powder but being afraid to touch it off, put
a slow match to it and run.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

DOCK ISLAND AND MOLINE HAGk.-Ihe sub
II scriher recently purchased this old and popular
line which started by ~ Lynch. deceased, and has
just put large and comfortable hack. and feels
confident he give better satisfaction than ever To
those who ride with him.
The hack leaves Rock Island ct Il and 10 O'Clock, A.
and Moline g and IL o'clock; and leaves Rock Is
land ?. and Moline from Nurses store u otlock, p
= yun. o. Is53a0 JOHN IESK.
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THE STATE OF IOWA,
Clinton County.

] h
S,IR-Yon are hereby notified that there Is file
- In the ONCE Of the Clerk % the District Court in
said county petition Of >ilas Freeman. claiming Of you
the sum II three hundred and twenty five dollars
money due promissory notes and the foreclo-
OF mortgage by given certain land in said
county. secure the payment Of said Dote>-which
said notes and mortgage attached TO and filed with
said Petition and that unless YOU appear and
thereto. before the 18th day Of September, A.
ls53. judgment Will be rendered against you thereon
and said mortgage foreelosed
AYLETT r. COTTON.
aug IL. ls53-49-4w1 ATTY. for Plaintiff.
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This is pretty time o night to
come Sinking hum, you drunken
brute. Whar YOU been. eh!" exclaim-
ed Mrs. Potts, when she saw Mr.. Potts
practising the corkscrew polka on the
staircase. '.Been-hic-been!--Why
hic-ye see, Sal-hic Sail. I've been
to the--hic-temperance mass-meet-
ing. and I've eat too m-much lem
onade." Eat what." "Ye-es-hic
eat that too" AT this juncture a
heavy squelch announced the down
fall Of the head of the Potts family.
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Is VS. CLOTHING.

c nt-, pants ans -is u god variety. e
yrr, body cuntt al"t4, he can "gist 'tm Il Z"
HIS stoc o 3 oldctnfrS, c ts>im.Its, Do :
SKINS, cashmorti's, satneits, ,wr.ds, tdonbe
md single width ~ really choice keninckt
Jeans, nbhrd tnsrl an, vrlvets, stout linz M, nan
kline, AM coil mad, in ahundance-Nn''n, II +,
tasting, etc Tor VESTS, and buttons Of al SORTS
button ali these goods up with, such as vel
se,, b,oeadc, q der mache, twist, o.aifs aud
hn. rrilt Ia. l..h hIIf. ntLs
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GEN. JAcKsos-When the British fleet
arrived at New Orleans, in December 1914
previous to Packenham landing his army
the Admiral sent his compliments to Gen
eral Jackson, and informed him that the
(the admiraD would do himself the honor
Of eating his Christmas dinner in New Or
leans
MAY Be so,' replied old Hickory, "but |
shall do myself the honor Of sitting at the
head of the table"
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MARBLE WORKS!

THE undersigned would respectfully announce TO
i the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and to all
those wishing TO purchase MONUMENTS to the mem
DRY Of their deceased friends that they be supplied
By calling at his shop on Main ST., between First and
second, west side where he will be pleased furnish
CUT STONE OF every description us low rs il cun be
bought In the W estern country.
Italian and American Marble for Monuments. HRA ID
and FOOT STONES Also a superior article OF FREE
STONE, &c. very cheap. w. W. KENNEDY.
Davenport, June ., 1926
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= DRESS BUTTONS.

IN great variety, and peatl aud nga'e do o. all
-otts. A grtat variety OF lanrn aud COTTON ede-
ugs ali inserting. emf rJdered d., coiursd slk
G., cdg ngs tor mum ngs. hIack silk lace do,
i IN toafinrhts wid,, 10 one fourth ard, aiack
-tIk wsettts, sprir & t,les. Wrrstcd iratiine
brlils wursted and six braids great VARIETY
ADDE'S hest KID and Isle thread md 20
.lovss, gents Do. Ladies and gents wo.sird
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DAVENPORT STEAM aRIsr MILL.

WE have fit ID up our Frame Mill for Custom work
w and ready 10 receive Grain aud will grind
the on the following terms.
We will grind all mcr,hantabte Wheat and Rye for
onesc,cn,h, and Corn for cents per bnshcl; will grind
Oats, Barley, &C.. for feed for five cents The Farmers
will understand shall nit toll damaged or unner-
charitable Wheat. An. one wishing such ground can
have ii done by paying 10 cents per busel Our days
for grinding custom work will be Tuesdays and Fridays
BURROWS q PRETTfMAN.
payenport June q, Is53-5.
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1000
MEAT AND MILK SAFES

Or THE OBSTRUCTION; TO ADMIT A DRAuGHT
fIHEi made in the choicest manner Ia very good
looking bureau calculated TO keep out all OF the
insect and yermin tribe No ftes ants. rats any
thing OF the kind get 10 Your provisions which are
kept sweet and fresh. In fact Of the best pieces of
domestic economy.
Manufactured al the Steam Agricultural Depot of
AL0NZO SOURSE.
June %. Main street. Moline. Ills.
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aug IL, ls53-49-4wl
THE STATE OF IOWA.
Clinton County, !,
TO CEnDEE WIN.

n
Clinton County,
TO GEORGE IRWIN:
- iR-You hereby notified that there is
- file In the Office Of the clerk Of the District Court in
said county petition OF JaeOS Bosier claiming Of
sum of haudred and ifiy-two dollars money
due agreement by you made about the lst
day of March. d. 1850, with said petitioner 10 pay
him oBe-haf the money that you would make in Cali
forna. and said petition asks that in said petition
should fail ia proving said that he should
have Judgment for the amount Of money by him fur
uished you outfit for California Said petition
also asks attachment and you are hereby notified
that unless yoa appear and answer thereto be-
fore the 10Th day of september. A. 1883. Judgment
will be rendered against You thereon.
AYLEFT r. COTTON,
aug II, ls53-o-5sl ATTY. for Plaintiff.
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WIRE scREENERY

CONSTANTLY on hand aud To order for Fan
Y ming Mills. Rolling Screens to FIGURING Mills, sc.
Every famii, will find il 10 their advantage 10 have
wire sereener, IN their cellar windows, cupboard doors
cheese windows, &C. for keeping out rats, mice
and flies. | have hand and wovc for the pur-
pose.
Orders by mail otherwise will be promptly a,tcn.
ied TO. WM. A. NURSE.
Moline. III. June o. 1853 43tf.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

lanes BuKGE, Tobacconist, has now on hand and
- for sale, frstrae assortment of imported and do
nestle cigars, tobacco, pipes, snui-boxes, &c.
Also hnecut chewing, smoking, and plug tobacco
by wholesale retail Merchants supplied ut 81. Lou
prices. Main ST., doors south OF Cook Sargent.
Banking House.
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