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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11
ATTENTION!
Mill Builders & Lumbermen

THE subscriber having purchased the right in Ii
l. State of Iowa to
Child,s Pro,nium Doubles Circular saw Will
viii sell individual county rights, or the whole
State, ON very accommodating terms.
with the above valuable Improvement large logs
are sawed with the same facility as small also, with
one fourth less power and oneourth less waste Of TIM
Der than the common crculi mill. Is
The principle patented by Mr. Child is not confined
to the double mill alone but be applied very ben
officially to the single saw mill, without infringing in
the least on Pages patent. Mir. Childs mill took the
FIRST premium at the Fair of the American Institute
There are none of these mills manufactured at present
nearer than St. Louis by Renfrew x Clark. Persons
wishing to make inquiry about the mill can do SO by
letter or calling at my residence. near the City Hotel
or ON Mr. Jelson at the store of Henry Hoover, End
street, Muscatine. GEORGE Pi.hhi.
Muscatne October Ia, 1858.
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NEW STORE
J. +. SCHENCK,

UccesSut !" = lbVHHVtt'J
~ RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IN Muscaline and vicinity, that he has taken
the house Of j. Bennett, and is now receiving on e
of the best stocks Of Fall and Winter goods ever
offered in this market. My goods were selected
by one Of the most experienced buyers. feel
justified in saying. that IN, stork is one OF The
best in this city. would be pieascdto have the
old friends and customers Of j. Bennett give me
a call, and WILT try and give general satisfaction
No trouble to show goods. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscaline, Sept. 80. 1858.
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Co,,,,,,ercjol Items.

Kanawha salt has advanced in price ten cents on
the bushcl.
VIII a. HIS hal a snld an fall in st. Louis. going
Down from 81 Is to less in some instances, than 81
per bushel.
PRICvs eF PoRK--Thc last dates give as the fn'-
loving prices: At Cincinnati, the 81 ms, 50 %
ut st. ,ui, the 5th, 500 at 50 80, net, delivered
at L,uisvie 1000 for ,cenb delivery o. AZ cents
rer ID net; At Alton, tho !, 1000, for November
deliyery. Mt x3 so.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11
The Exhibition at the
CRYSTAL PALACE,

las caused wcnders and excitement, on ac-
count Of ifs sp'endor and grandeur bu,
any one who visits and examines the original
wri known Clothing Depot Of HEtLBRUN &
eILVERM AN, must feel no less ns,onished al
the careful selection of their great variety Of
Llo,hing, than their large aud unprecedented
amount Of Fall aud Winter stock.
II H. not our intention to take the lead Of this
city with putting in The public Journals, hut we
shall cnieavor Gas wchave always don') 10 ac-
conl,npdaic aud please cur -numeioos customers,
ard any and every one who VIII honor US with
,llcir patronage. .h ~
We do not wish to hufabug the public, by as
ser,ing that We crn sell for 'Iess prices than any
city in the Union, New York not excepted" tut
we are " Hing TO guarantees that we viii sell on
more favor bic terms than any city IN the west GIN.
| cinnaii not excepted. As we visit all The Eas-
tern ri les -emi.anuual!y, aud remain no, less
than tso or three months, TO select our own
stock, aud have il manufactured under our super
| vision. expressly fr this market. We therefore.
feel confident in dcfying competition, not only in
br mices bn in qualify, either at wholesale or
Retail. as feel perfectly able and responsible to
do business upon our own arconnt, consequently,
we purchase of those whoi offer lie greatest I'M.
inccmrnt, and sell 10 our discretion. The whole
Of our present stock consists OF NEw AND FASH.
io> ABLE sryuKs aud no last years old stock.
We deem il .sciess to give assurances rs regard
prices, n is enough 10 say, that we will sell cheap
er than the cherpest- io,cer Than the iotcest; we
Their, fore most respectfully solicit the, pubic an
general, and our friends in par.icular,to call anu
examine, no, only The largest hui most fashiona-
bic stock Of READY.MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in Tie city Of Muscaline.
HEILBRUN & SILYERMAN.
N B. Remember the Ofigina Clothing De-
-.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11
MUSCATINE UURNAI---NOVEMBER II, 1863
Snodgrass Il McCampbell,
Wholesale a d Retail GrOcerS,

SnOdgraSS u MCClmpDcils
Wholesale a d Retail Grocers,
MUSCATINE, IOWA,
l. AVE Just received general stock OF goods
IL IN their lin consisting of The following ar,i-
clcs. to.wit:
Sugars Of all qualities Lemon syIuf3
Molasses, in bbls, hall Tubs, buckets
bills and kegs WilIow-ware, clothes pins
Coffee Rio and lava ,Churns. spades, shoveIs
Teas, OF all kinds Hoes, brooms
Saleratus, indg o, ma,lder Cotton yarn and batling
Nails, assorted }Candle wckingl
Goldfish Carpet chain
Nos. and mackerel }Cordage, assorted
Nutmegs, cinnamon Meal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger ailass lumhlers
Lemons, oranges. Palm leofhais
DIled apples and peachesSSoap, tobacco
White lead, 3Cigars-regalias princi.
Wndow-glass. sx 10 and| pes and Cuba skies
l0xi2 I'runes, raisins almonds
Star and iallow candles |Pecans, peanuts.
Linsred, sperm and olive Dried cu,ran,s, rice
oils Cheese, pcpper-sauce
And all other articles usually kept Ivy grocers,
which will be sold as cheap as can he bought 10
Muscaine. FIR cash or approved country produce.
May 6, ls53-ap22-3m
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New Express Route.
A meric an Express Comp nv,

". Louis and Galena, ria Mississippi Ricer.
IN and after May 10, 1853, we shall run semi.
" weekly Express to and from st. Louis to Hannibal
Quincy, keokuk, Burlington, Muscatne Rock Island
davenport and intermediate places to GaIena. Our
arrangements with the steam packets affords us fac
ties for the safe and speedy transportation of bank
tes specie packages, boxes and bales of goods the
collection and payment Of notes and accounts and the
purchase of goods on orders. &c., &c. tr,lsty mes
senger win accompany each Express, provided with
an iron Safe for the security of valuable packages ell
hsted to his Orders for the purchase of goods
Sc., from Galena and other points on the route, will
have prompt attention. and packages returned by the
inst messenger Packages viii be called for and de-
livered at St Louis without charge for carriage. Mes
-cngers will leave Tuesdays and Fridays of ech week.
At Galena we connect with Burbank & Co. to st. Paul
ALSO to Chicago, Buffalo, New York and all the prin-
cipal eastern cities LIVINGSTON, FARGO 4 co.
CRANE & EVANS, Agents,
Jnne =, 1858. Muscatine.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11

Rev. James G sllagher, late Chaplain to Congress,
died 1t uns wick, No, recently.
Dr. W. G. Gault, the oldest physician in Ksntu;ky,
died In Louisville, on the ~ October.
Ballard, the artist who painted the panorama OF
New York city, now exhibiting in the country, died
on the 18th alt.
John r. Remington. known as the inventor ct the
sRsmington Bridge" died in Texas recently, OF yol-
lov fever.
law died at Povtsm, uth, N H. on the 10Th ult aged
81. Mr.. Bartlett Was graduate of Dartmouth Col
lees, in 1908.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
KIMBALL'S
CITY CASH STORE.

vISHE choicest and richest stock of Dry Goods
ever Offered in The city Of Muscaiine, at prices
never before heard Of by "morial man." My
motto is .Cash on the Nail, J" for which bind my
self 10 give an equivalent.
A full catalogue of goods is unnece ssary
flee il TO say that anong the s,ock may lie found
a rich assortment Of Dress Silks, French and
English Merinos, oil wo delaines, and Cash.
meres OF the latest styles and rich paiterns--Can.
ton Grape, e. splendid aliicle.) plain aud figured
Ai,acas. VeIyais Tor chitl's wear. n ~ %-F-A
1900 yds declines OF IL l,2 cents yard;
500 pcs Prints;
Bleached and brown shceting. ticking,
Striped sheeting. blesc ied and brown table
Linen
Nurseries quilts, corded skius, 3 fg-EE 8
Red and whne wool FkksN HEfE
Flannel, bleacted and brown cotton haGnel
Long and square Bay Stale shawls ,
Back and coiored Thibet shaw Is
A large assortment Of ladies' and misses
Victorines, scaris. comforts. hoods,
Over sleeves, Children's wool sacks,
Gloves. mi,icns, hosiery and Yankee notions
NEEDLE. WORK GOODS.
This department is complete
Pointed collars, chcmisettes, under.sleeves
Cuffs, Camhric edgings and inseriings,
W,oueh, and Isle edsings
linen cambric handkerchiefs.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Broad cloths Casslmeres Sa'inets
Sleeps grey Corduroy Rich velvet
Cashmere Silk and satin vestiDgs
Scarfs Silk and linen pocket hkfs
Cravats Plain and emtr' j neck ties
BOOTS AND SHOES.
full assortment. Ladies, misses and chill
lren's CATERS, fine kid and patent-lea,her clipper
and buskins; gents andsboy's calf, kip and COW
hide boots. shoes and Srogans.
For further particulars call at kimballs ant
satisfy yourselves that "the half has not beer
told" I am bound TO sell aud no mistake
j. FRED. KIMBALI..
Museaine, Sept. 80, 1883.
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A tn is the age {, Railroads 1Ezz5SzSs
"A and !Sho,os, the unde signed
would have it remembered that il q
you will
CALL AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
You can grt more goods and better qaali,y for
your money than any other place above ST. Louis.
am now in receipt Of my Fall stock Of well select.
ed goods. such as the Farmer, Mechanic, Lahore,
and Gentleman wants consisting Of all kinds Of
DOMESTICS,
Musns Calicoes Saitincits
Cassi,ncres Deiaines Alpacas
Meriuoes Comforts Shawls
Blankets Iinseys rwecds
Jeans. Checked shiring. Canton and Wool Elan.
ne,s, Blankets, Coats and Pants, Silk and Wool
Hats, Silk Plush aud Cloth Caps. in fact. every
thing tina, il usually kept in dry goods stores. My
Stock ofGROCERlESis complete, and | will sell
al the lowest possible cash prices, NV stock Of
QUEENSW ARE, can't be beat in price. Aual.
ny and variety. Always on hand good assert
men, Of BOOTS AND SHOES.
Call and see at the sign Of The Big Red Breech-
es. HENRY HOOVER.
Muscalne, September 30. 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11
H. O. JONES & CO.'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Clock and Watch Establishment,

Second streer; MUSCAITNE,
N HERE may be found the Iarges, and y,
w best assortment of Clocks in the State, JEi:Y
embracing every variety aud style. manufactured
suitable for Halls, Offices, ParIors, Kitchens,
Steamboats,, and
RAILROAD CARS.
Gold lpine and silver watches, in plain or hunt
ing cases;
Silver do do do
Finger-rings, earrings and ear.drops in end.
ess ssrie,y. BRITANNIA PLATED WARE
in full services or SEPARATE. Also, casters, can
lleslicks. &c.
German silver tablespoons;
g tea
butter knives;
Gold spectarlcs;
German silver spectaclcs, suitable for all
eyes.
Pc tket and Nile cutlery of a superior quality
Gold pens; gold and silver pencils;
Bankers cards. porte monaes and wallets;
Work boxes, dressing card,;
Looking glasses, hand glasses;
Razors and Taz,r strops.
Fine, coarse, tuck. buff,lu and
INDIA-RUBBER COMBS.
(: Coral beads. armleis anI neglsees.
Children's whistles, raiiles, leelhing rings, In.
diarubher balls and toy. kid and wax dolls, dc.
: The above goods, being purchased IN New
York from the manufacturers and importers, will
he sold as low as in any town in the West, 81
Louis not excepted. Sept. 2, 1888
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11
VOL. V.

or s. A. Irwin, formerly postmaster at
Oregon, Ogle county, Illinois, who was IN
dicted for taking letters from the mail, mas
just been again tried in the United states "a,
Court, at Chicago; and acquitted. Inns
was the third trial; on the two former trials
the Juries Jailed to agree.
YELLew FGvER-At cur latest advices' the yellow
ssvs, ~ st;Il On the increase at jackson, Miss. On
tAs 18th ut, there were upward of 100 cases under
treatment and ave dsaths in the penisent'ary. Az
vcksbure, the deaths average one daily. AT Port
Gibson, the epidemic snbsdng for want OF subj c's.
plantations.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11
VIM. A. Nelson,
Wholesale Commission Merchant,
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENT,

1F0' II L0cHSl sIfeel, Oct. Wdtn and Leree,
ST. LOUIS,
AGENT for Wheeling paper mills, Steubenville do,
a New York Type Foundry Cincinnati do Cincin-
natl printing press mandatory, n Wand Boston d.
Lightbody's printers ink, Pittsburgh Flint Glass
Works, do. Green do, do. Window do, Wheeling
Glass Works Brighton bucket and tub factory .Kro
zen's' wooden ware mandatory, and st. Louis wash
hoard factory. sA
Proprietor of the st. Louis improved .Salamander
Fire Proof Safe Mandatory
Purchasers are requested to call and examneprices
as we CAN and WILL sell lower than any other house
in the West. Je3ep,s5
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11
Dissolution.

THE firm of Mccormick, Beck q Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Tbs business in future
Will BE- conducted by VIM. Mccormick, who Is alone
authorised TO settle the accounts of said firm.
All persons having unsettled accounts will please
call on him at the old stand Second ST., and settle
the same. WM. MCCORMICK,
M. BLOCK.
J. A. MCCORMICK,
Muscatine, Oct. 20, 1883. (oct2l tf)
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J. W. Mitchell's
NEW DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

IF you want highly finished life-like Daguer.
/ reotype, with or without colors, call at the
newly fitted up rooons Of J. w. MITCHELL situa-
:ed over Mcssrs. Vance & Bro Flu, niture Store,
en- the corner of Cedar and second Streets, where
he can always be found at all times ready to take
pictures TO please or no pay. Having lately re
turned from ST. Louis with all The latest improve.
ments of the ari. he flll,ers himself that his work
cannot he exceleJ in the west.
June l, lS53-tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11

NHACKERAY'S LECTURES, Gavazzi's
Life and Lectures, Mark Hurdlestohe,
by Mrs. Modie, Mems Wives, by Thacke-
ray, and My Novel, by Jack Cade, are some
of the new books just received at
Sept. 2, 1858. BURNETT'S.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11

1 AIDES and Gents Rabt.r ever shoes. Also, a
IL good article Of Ladies Rafhcr Sandal.
OIL CaA5 g. WIN r. STONE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11

I AIDES, Misses and Children's boots and shoes
IL Ladies' Cater Boots; Misses and Chill drsn Kid an
Morocco Bootecs. Also all other kinds.
ell CHASs Il WIN. r. STONE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11

nOMESrICS-344 A and Sd for sale nv
~ Sept. 80. 80 F SCHENCK.
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6()00 BUSHELS Oats wanted, for which the hishe
oVoV market price will be paid.
oc'2l-'53tf. QUINN & BROTHER.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-11-11

po t~blc Saw Mill-first late horse.nower-
Enquire OF
CLOUD q C'CONNOR.
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brushes! Esrushes!!

pUBLISHER and Wholesale Dealer in
l Books, Stationery, Blank Work, School
Books, Wall Paper, &C., Second street. Muscatine.
Sicily
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Window Paper.
Pritchard's RefreshmenlSal cons
Wood, Wood!

TWO HUNDRED LOADS Of good, dry WOOD, 70.
sale at the Miscatine barrel factory
to- HUOPPOLES WANTED. Tsept 9 "a
The Davenport gazette., 1853-03-31
STOVES! a STOVES"

TNHE undersigned has Just received the largest
l. and best lot Of Stoves ever offered in iowa
consisting oil
COAL 4 WOOD COOK STOVES.
have lnenty.f.e different kinds Of coal 4 wood
Cooking Stoves. Also, large stock and great
variety OF pARLOR HEATING STOVES, both
Coal and Wood. will sell the above Stoves al
wholesale at Quincy and ST. Louis Prices, freight
included.
keep constantly on hand a large lot OF Tit
Ware, OF every description. Also, lapaned and
Brass Ware. | will also selliia ware a. ST. Lou
is wholesale bill OF prices. will sell at reia
the above articles as chean as other Stove or Tn
Stores in Iowa. My stock is OF the best mateFi-
81 tina; can be get
Tin and Copper Ware and Steam Pipes repair
ed at the shortest notice. Old Stoves taken IN
part pay for new ones; Secondhand Cooking
Stoves tor sale
will pay the highest market price for old Cop.
per Brass and Pewter. Clean Cotton and Linen
Rags bought in exchange fer Tin-ware
Also, large 10, Of the best Missouri Tobacco
ever offered in the S'ale by the wholesale.
BY strict attention to business he hopes to re-
ceive share Of the public patronage.
At the Old Stand, Corner of Main and Second
Street, opposite Cook & Sargen''s Banking
House H. WICKERSHAM.
Davenport. March 18th, 1853
The Davenport gazette., 1853-03-31

>rA'E OF Iowa, ,
County OF Scott
In District Cou ri for said County.
To the llakaopn orner otrners Of Lo. No. Tire
[3 in Block No. Ihirty-eight 1889 in CITY Q
Davenport
SIR:-You are hereby notified that there il
~ now on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF th.
District Court in said County petition of Lu
clan B. Callamer, claiming Of you twenty fire
dollars a. money due him, and also The tile to
Lot No. Three in Block No. Thirty-eight in
the Clfyoi Davenport in said County and ate,
for that said plaintiff purchased said lot at the
tax sale thereof for the delinquent taxes thereon
for he year A d. 1851, on the 3ist day OF Nav
D. 1852, for the sum OF eighty 1907 cents, and
hat unless you appear and answer thereto, on OF
before he first day OF the next term thereof, on
he 10th day of May A. D. 1853, judgment will be
rendered against you thereon, and all your claim
and title 10 aid OF ioreuer barred and foreclosed.
JAMES THoRINGTON, Clerk of said Cour,
Cook & BRo., Auys.
March IT, 1853 90 4w
The Davenport gazette., 1853-03-31
PRICES REDUCED
AT THE PHILADELPHIA CLOTH
ING STORE.

Corner Of Second and Brady Street.
yNHE subscriber has determined D. sell TIC
i balance OF his Winer Stock of Over Coats
very reduced prices; those in want Of good
Winter Goats Will do well TO call and examine
for themselves The above Coshing s well
made and efully got up By tbe subser bel
himself, and viii no doubt give entire satIs.ac.
fion.
P.s. Clothing made 10 order in The hes
style. C.. KNAPP.
Davenport, March l5, SO.
The Davenport gazette., 1853-03-31
IT TE OF Iowa, .
County of Scott,

IT TE OF Iowa, .
County Of Scott,
In District Cour, for said COUNTY:
TO JOHN w. DUNLOP:
SiR:--You are hereby notified that there is
ICnow on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court in said County, petition OF John
7. Me bowell, claiming OF you the title to the
following tract Of land situated in Scott Coun,g
IA the State Of Iowa 10 wit the north east quar-
ter Of Tbs north west quarter Of secteon thirty
fhFee 80 IN township seyenty-eIgh, l78l north
Of range No. two east OF the 5th principal merid.
au- For that said petitioner purchased said
land on the 3ist dag Of May a. 1852, at the
sae thereof in said County Tor the delinquent
taxes ttereontor the gearA D. 1851, and that un.
less goa appear and answer thereto, on OF before
me irs dag Of the next term thereof, on the 10Th
! day Of May next, judgment will be rendered
! against you thereon and all yeur interest and
lilte 10 said land forever foreclosed
JOHN F. MCDOWELL, Plaintiff.
/ Cook BEo. Attys.
Marcn l7th 1858. ga Aw
The Davenport gazette., 1853-03-31
New York Premium Corn-ShelIers
TOWN LOIS FOR SALE.

II ME subscriber has Sixty Lots lying between
l. Harrison and Main Streets, and Immediate
iY north OF Pottawatamie street which he offers
for sac. A small par, of the purchase money 70
be pad down, for the remainder
CREDIT OF FROM SIX TO EIGHTEEN
MONTHS,
will be given if desired.
The above lots MUST and WILL BE SOLD,
and any one wishing TO purchase, can do so on
the most favorable terms.
Apply 10 CoKgIN & CLAUssEs, ?. q. Building
or the subscriber, ar his store on Front Street
RICHARD X. ALLEN.
August 26th, 1859.
The Davenport gazette., 1853-03-31

FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Cheap as the Cheapest
Fall aud Winter Stock Of Goods is complete
embracing every article usually found in we'll
kept Store. -
therefore say TO all in want
Fancy or Staple Dry Goods,
HARDWARE,
GL ASSWARE, HATS--CAPS,
QUEENsWARE, BOOrs--sHoEs.
Groceries. sc.
TO
give US a call. as we can and will sell
GOODS
as Low as the Lowest
We neither post bills
ssSsiiias at Cost" nor '.deiy competition"
But
rely upon the good sense Of community TO ap-
precia,e
Fair and honest dealing.
Our Motto is
'sTo live, and let live."
McMANUS g. SHEPHERD,
FRONT STREET.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Ian 9Th 953
The Davenport gazette., 1853-03-31
7 : : 7 Z Z : !
READ! READi! REan,u

The truly wonderful and remark H.. .,
have come uhder our Immediate obser,atiop bss'
more than convinced us that Doctor Dnlt - @ nav
man; and that his Fluid Eztrac, of Sarsaaa;, e,si
most valuable combination Of vegetable ex,ra, ,t w
the science Of chemistry has yei produced aI .na
cess " 'he Doe'or III MS ne" enterprise, say w..
We agree with our neighbor OF the cansiss oatier t
Bull is great man; and his SarsaparIII, a "ra.. ~
medicine; and we are fully convince ed that ~ NJ
with his Sarssparilla, will create fr ras peIos
astc excitement east than Barnum did wi,t 'auA i.
Lind We would not have readers 10 unds,s,aa3
us chasing the Doctor ana his sa,..,, islla .
Barnum and Jenny Lind; because all vhat a n'th
dollar for bottle Of BULBS Sa-sarars hu m .ntt ~
equivalents and we have heard Il ,liIy hin,a9 ,ka m
many after hearing the divine jenny and sas. snu,
their pocket minus from teu tw en,y dnlars ,houb
i was paying pretty dear for the whIalst nne o1
JectioR we have 10 Baifs Sarparilla ana AMY o,s
It y 50 exceedingly Pleasant to the taste and in,ro
rating 10 the system, that in the habit Of usi,v
Il, It Is equal to smok ing hne regaay chewing Lang
horns best, or drinking Walkers mint iaIeps~ySo
can't quit it.--Louisvilie Democrat ''-
The above complimentary notices from The ss;,o,,
Of the Louisville Courier and Democrat were ,pdor.
ed BY Geo. D. Prentice, Esq !, the dislngui,b,d ,Si
tor ofthe Louisville Journal in the natter
ing notice:
There is doubt in ths world Of the preatpes, of
Dr. Bull, and the excellence OF sarsapsr,lis some Of
The most scientific physicians in the city hay, ap.
plaudsd the Sarsspsrils; and what i, a rr,a, ae,I
better, the million applaud II too. II 10 hu,ing ts
mendous sale. The celebrated Jayne has from The
pronts OF his medicine, built granite palace in PHI
adelphs seven stories high, and Dr. Bull ifhe chocs.
es, can very soon build one twice as high AZ that,
10, we are told very difficult for him 10 walk through
our streets II ALL as he finds himself arrested At every
step by grateful men and women MANY of " HON have
from great distances 10 look upon their hene
factor, and 10 bless him for their ~onderfuI rercrs
ton 10 health. The Doctor, with all his extrsordins
ry merit, Is naturally very modest and retiring yet
We trust that the eastern cities will, in Justice to
themselves, give fitting reception to the distinguish
ed man ~ho has made as glorious campaign against
human diseases as General Scott made against the
Mexicans.
Principal depot - Fourth ST., Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by ELbRIDGE Il SON, Sole Agents,
Nov. IS, ie5a.-l2 gm D.yenued Iowa
The Davenport gazette., 1853-03-31
MARBLE W0RKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
i 10, the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity anc
10 all those wishing 10 purchase Monuments iC
the memory OF their deceased dfriends-that they
can be supplied by calling at bis Shop OF
Main ST. between First and Second, where b,
will be pleased 10 furnish Cut Stone, of ever,
description, as low as it can be bought ior in th,
Western Country.
Italian and american .uar5le for Monuments
Head and Foot Stones Also, superior ariicl,
OF Free Stone, &c., very Cheap
W w. KENNEDY.
hayenport, March 9Th, 1853.