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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Unimproved Land for sale

GENERAL thousand acres unimproved land for sale
- in lots TO suit purchasers Enquire of
oct 1, 1853. 7. I. EADS.
1.)n Acre, unimproved land for sale very cheap for
IL cash. miles only from town and II miles from
the western railroad; apply TO T C EADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
$500 REWARD!

THERE on the night Of the eth day of Scptem-
ber about O'Clock at night of said day, stolen from
pantaloon's pocket in my bedroom, Eighteen Hun
dred Dollars, follows TO wit, rccol
lcct: Two hundred and twenty-five dollars in Gold,
mostly in twenty dollar pieces, few five dollar
pieces. the gold in purse, the balance in bills
four fifty and five twenty dollar bills the Vergcnncs
Bank, Vermont, and near as can recollect
half of the balance Clarks Exchange, and the bal
ance sundry Banks not recollooted, there
also one bill of Deposit drawn payable 10 Westy Park
a TT. Wayne and assigned to me. There were also
several OF Cook Sargent's blank Checks, the last
me ntoned money was in brown Porte Monte with =
German Silver Case. The above reward will be given
for the return of the money and the and convic
ton of the thief thieves three hundred dollars of
the above reward will be given for the return of the
money to the undersigned ut Calnanche.
ISAAC PARK.
Dated at Camanchc, Sept 2sth, 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

I'm Y. Mason, the last candidate spoken
If as likely to be Mr.. Pierce's minister
to the Court of St. Cloud, was member OF
III Tyler's ami Poik's cab nets, and was
described by Col, Benton ''as man mto
only ~ants his belly tuH Of oysters and his
hand full OF cqrds'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

A NEW substantial built house on the blufT-w it'll all
~ conveniences, pump in the Kitchen cistern well,
b IN, etc, command ng the most extensive view.
Also, first rate team for sae-terms easy.
Inquire seventh street, next DIR. Pfund's.
ct III .-tr 2nf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Improvement Of Rock Island Rapids OF the
Mississippi.

IMPROVEMENT OF h0Ck 4SldLu 1sapius "a sne
Mississippi
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS.-Sealed Proposals
~ will be reeeiy ed by the undersigned uIt The 4th
day Of November next for removing the distractions
to the vgation Of these Rapids, at The following
points, viz:
Rock Island, Duck Creek, Campbelfs Island, Syca-
more, and Upper Chains
The obstructons consist of reefs of Rocks under the
surface which must be displaced by blasting, or other
MEANS and the particles removed and deposited in the
contiguous deep to perfect uninterrupted
channel in the direction of the general current o The
River Of nv feet In width, and feet IN depth
Buoys have been placed at the several places above
mentioned, which out the extent OF the work re-
QuiYed to be DONE and Charts of the Soundlngs can DC
examined ut the oce OF the undersigned al pavenpor
where information in detail BE- received bs lAose
who wish 10 make proposals.
Proposals will be received for each Of tue dhieu pas
separately, and must state the time required Tor
completing the work 1T each pass.
The Contractor is also invited to propose 10 10 ie
v ork at either by the cubic yard, or JOB.
Monthly pay nients will be made, with q reservation
Of ~ per cent, until the work is completed
For further particulars, enquire OF the uhaerslSheu'
JOSHUA BARNEY.
Oct s,b ,s5a-wtrwlm Y. 5. Agent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

j7It always gives pleasure to notice any article
that confers real benefit on the community, and 1t is
with confidence we heartily commend Ayers Cherry
PertoruI to our readers ms possessing eNtraordnar.
virtues for the of diseases incident to the Throat
and Lungs. This may account for our frequent re-
ference To this article which feel fully justified IN
making known TO the publicly Y, Tribune
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
BADNESS CURED!
Emerson's American Hair Restorative

NOR Restoring the hair on Heads norEtEsslY RAIN,
Il and to prevent tho hair from falling, Is whining gold
en- opinions OF per who using This IL uoN
article recently introduced, is thing for Bald
ness and will stand the ola discerning public. The
proprcors have such confidence in il that they author
ixc their Agents to take Bald eases GU ARANTEE.
Price 10 be agreed upon between the parties.
Oct. 6ih-ly {. nGE. Agent
c. Z. FISHER \ CO., Proprietors,
5. Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Davenport. May i2th, 1853
uNrvFRsITY MEDICINES!

UNIVERSITY NEDICINES!!
FEVER AND AarE CURED BY RowANp's ToSIc MATURE.
Il HE Uaipersity Of Free Medicine and PopHidr
i KaonIedgs; chartered by the State of Pebns! Iva
MA ut its last session. wiz: 2h April, ls3 mainly for
the purpose of arrestng the evils resulting from tie
sale of spurious and dangerous nostrnns also Tor the
purpose Of suppl! ing the public with reliable enees
In cases wherein the patient cannot obtain or VIII not
employ the be medical advisers; having purchased
that inv aluable remedy, Rowands Tonic Mixture, on
account OF its Just celebrity and known efficacy IN the
treatment of Fever and Ague, and It's kindred aiec
tions--has no hesitation in recommending II III the
highest terms to the patronage OF the aihietcd.
DOWEL Complaint cured by RoWAAD'S bL MN
- Berry ROOT. The above Institution extends MS
sanction, in like manner. TO the remedy for 'bowel
Complaint so well known as Rowand 5 .oinPoand
Syrup OF Blackberry Root, and earnestly recommend
10 the confidence patients afflicted wth these com
laints-belev ii TO be invaluaoe III The treatment
(Hon. Henry X. Strong.
Hon. J. r. Fianjgen.
Ry order of the Trustees john Il X kowand, " ID.
d. r. Ashton. Esq.
/ Hector Orr, Esq.
NPAn Communications Ia be addsessed,-John X
Rowand, NJ. D., Heud of the Pharmaceutical Depart
ment, and President of the University.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. II SCUM seeohu
Street, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Store Of
sept 22-ly CHAS. LESLIE, Davenport, Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

RIcHILIEu.-Who that has ever seen this
fine play, and has got anything of memo
ry, but recollects the beautiful sentiments
which the author makes Richilieu utter when
addressing the young man whom he had Sc
lected as the bearer of an important mes
sage:
Richuieu-'Y oung man, be blithe, fol
note me, from the hour you grasp that pack.
ct, think your guardian star rains fortune
on youn'
Francois-''If failr'
Richilieu-'Fail! fail! In the bright lex
icon of youth, which Fate reserves for glo
rous manhood, there's no such word-a:
fail"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
The Little PLAYERS,

Among the many goings on to raise the
wind in this city, is that dodge OF the little,
begrimmed and thorough players who, bare
footed and forlorn looking, loiter around
hotel steps, office doors, and even haunt the
sanctums of our newspaper offices to extract
from the sympathetic or unsuspectng stray
dime or penny We observed a scene 'tother
day, which for force of effect and skill OF the
player-a little girl of some seven years
displayed immense talent for the boards.
please sir said she to friend of ours
as we stood upon the steps of the Astor,
will you give me a penny for my poor, poor
dear mother: she is alone, sick, and not
lnouthful of bread to eat
All this was done in a genuine style Of
melodrama hard to resist
Not a mouthful Of breadr said our friend.
Not a morsel!' was the response.
Out came our friends purse, and DOWN. in
to the little, dirty palm went two shilling
piece
why, why, my little dear, has your moth
er not tasted bread to-day! Here in this
great city they will not surely allow the
sick and needy to starve. Why is it that
your poor mother has not tasted bread TO-
day.
.Ha. har says the little one, backing OH
COS we don't keer about bread, Dutch
cakes and doughnuts is what we eats. la!
ha,'
We'll, really" says our astonished friend
did you evern
oh, yes was our response, 'often'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

A New York editor thinks, from the
manner shirts are made in that city, there
ought to be an ''inspector of sewers. -
The editor went to the expense of new
slirt the other day, and found himself when
he aNoke in the morning, crawling out be-
tween two OF the shortest stitches.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Unimproved Land for Sale

Unimproved Land for Sale.
Cn Acres near lie Claire and only q miles from the
s)zU river, for sale low and part on time. Apply
oct6 T. C. EA,ps.
1OOn Acres unimproved land west Of the Oily and
lJUU near the railroad, to sell on good terms for
cash or credit; apply to I. &C. EADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

Mss LOUISA ScRIBNER obtained YER
diet at Ovid last week of $4,000 damages
fora breech of promise on the part of her
inconstant swain. We appeal to Lucy
Stone to say if that is not an unjust law
which considers a waman damaged to the
above amount when she is let off from a
life long servitude to feeble minded thing
in pants. Chicago Tribune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
JONATHAN PARKER,

Residence Corner ofWest Main and Fourth sts. Of
flee i'll the Court Housa. All orders promptly attend
ed To. Davenport, Sept 10th, laJ3-A-wtwly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

IN Acres superior unimpreved land for sale mile
~ from town on Dubuque road Here is a rare bar
gain any who ish TO purchase land near the city.
Apply TO G EADs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Rose Hill Farm for Sale.

II HIS Farm is splenddly situated u miles below
town on Telegraph line, ITO acres under cultva-
ton, fine Orchard, 60 acres of superior timber, in all
255 acres known as the McGregor Farm. For term
apply! TO I. c. EADS.
Farms For Sale.
4 Number of farms of almost every size and qualt
for sale at various distances from the city, applyt,
oct I, 'J3. T L EADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
For Rent.

4 FARM ;. miles from Davenport with hun
"A dred and forty acres cultivated land, new COM
etc. Apply TO j. LYT lance, by Littie's Grove.
oct IL, lS53-w3trwltt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Millinery Goods.

NOW Opening the mast Splendid assortment OF Mil
IN linery Goods we have ever received. Such as
1JR;ch Brocade, Piaids, Gro de Berlin,
"Feather Edge Satin" Embroidered, Glass'd
Gossamer Style, "Crystal Palace fancies,"
Mantua and other BONNET RIBBONS.
also:
BONNET MATERIALS;
Such as Fancy Col'rd Velvets, Dotted Silks,
Water'd, Tufted, Color'd Satins, in every
color, Glassa Silks and almost every des-
cription of Material for Bonnets.
--Also-
French and American Artificial Flouers,
Feathers, Fluted Innings, Tinsel, Tabs, Fam
cy Grapes, Oil Silk, Crowns, Trimmings,
Buckram, Willow, Wire, &C., &c, in fact
a complete assortment will be found
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

A SHARP UIT.--The water from
the Congress Springs at Saratago,
has been imported into France. The
question has been raisel why it was
called Congress water! The obvious
answer of course, did not escape the
wits: because it contained SO much
gas.''
The GREAT CINCINNATI Tunnel.
MANsFIELD's Rutlroad Record pub
fishes some interesting particulars OF
the great tunnel at Cincinnati. The
work is now in rapid progress, and
will be finished earl y in 1855. The
total length of the tunnel is 1901
feet. of which 965 have been COM
pleted. The next largest tunnel in
the United States, which is on the
Baltimore and Ohio road, is Also
feet long. The width Of the Cincin,
natl tunnel, walled, is 25 feet, and
hight 10 feet. There are three shafts
leading down to to it, the first of which
is l19 feet, the second 1874 feet, and
the third l47 feet. These shafts are
all completed. The tunnel common,
ces in the valley OF Deer Creek, passes
under Walnut Hills, and emerges in
a ravine on the northern side, whence
flows one of the little branches o.
Mill Creek.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
DR.. W. 8. MINER,
Homeopathic physiciau:

~ RADUATE both of an Aopathic and Homeopathic
VI College in rhadel phia--has had experience of
several years in private practice and of two years in
the hospital in that city-will perform any Surgical OPP
eraton and treat all classes Of disease either
chronic, obst nate and long standing diseases will
ceiye special attention. Office on Brady Il. between
Second and Third, just below the reading room.
Oct 18th, ls53--Wtrw3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

Why is abigotcd eccles;astic like puppy !!
Dye give il up, Because he cleaves peril
haclously to his dogma.
Girls, don't CAD about the streets so
much. Go into the kitchen and asslstyour
mothers, and learn the art OF housewtery,
before you trouble your head about beaux'
or think of getting married. Come take
advice of friend and try to be good for
smelling. Some OF You know not how
ridiculous you appear when you put on
airs and pretend that you are too good T.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

The following lines were copied from a
paper attached to post near spring OF
water, at which is u trough placed for the
accommodation of travellers, in the town OF
Homer, flourishing village in CourtIan
Co., State of N. Y.
Com, traveller. slakc Thy parchins thirst,
md drive away duh care;
Thou need'st not breach thy little purse,
For am free as air.
Ny source is Oh the mountain side,
My course is To the sea,
Then drunk till thou art satisfied,
Yea, drink, for am FREE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
financial.


Txr.~Ky prsAsrSrSr, RALEGA n c. Jan IS isss.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
IN STATE BoNDS-Sealed proposals VIII be received
IN the CITY OF NewYork until 10 sioSk A NJ OF the slsi
Of March next ior the purohAse Of
100000
Of Bonds issued hy the STATE Of NORTH eAkOLiNA
These Bonds VIII bear date the FIRST Of JANUARY,
IsSs. and viii rrn THIRTY YEARS. They VIII have
Couroos attached and ths Interest ., SIX PER CENT
PER ANNuM, viii be payable On the hrs, days Of July
and January OF each year.
OF THE REPUBLIC, in the CRY Of Newsyerk. aalss
the purchaser may prefer 70 have them made payable % the
Treasury Of Nsrth Carolina
They issued under the suthority Of the Legislature
Of North cAsOtnA kr the construction Of the NORTH
CAkollLA RAILROAD, and addition 70 TIE faith Of
the STATE al TIE Stock held BY the State IN the sid Rzi
ro~e, Sd the Dividends from sid Seek expressly
Pledged fa tAssr reSeupgsoo
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
kAkAfTEp FROM TAXATION.
Parties bidding VIII please to sdare~ dir l,tt-rx Va
dorsed seAtd Proposals ssr Ne<sh Carolina State Bona
~ the rn@csssned in New-york directed TO tss car n
Aessr- BROWN DE RoSsEr No In pr,xtx =. Wv
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in "a. Ri ~ a.
Esy1hsc. az O'Clock p. M on the SIS, s.x a xAncY
NEXT in the Pressncs Of O. b Lamar E.s Pr..;n.t :,
de sa,d Bsnk snd J. p Brown and David Fsesu., ~,
Bidders nay also be present.
Ssecessfsl bsSsrs VII BE repaired son a a,
the acceptance 81 then BIDS 70 depoxs n Bank the su,
the Gssi Of &c Tsssssr eftse State IF North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
vyhalerp.

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pIY WEST Feb isasre shp Lacy reported IN oar last On
M E, has been broush and discharged To rsis the ship
asy spar. were away the 9sd blowing gale Of Wind and IA
ssnser Of soins ashore again
ship The weather being bad bu, little cotton hs been
.I.n ou the pas, e dsys warehouse and
s~sw 9 the wharf
shp Union ws the QuissnA the OH but go on
without aid She from Sew Orleans bound 10 Lverool With
Sour and cotton
Shin woodude on ceAsers Reef wn total loss
svrss rsr. and sass materials &c. has been saved
the weather be pleasant more Of Der spars mo be got oat
Bari Idsar Pesdleiou f New Orleans, for Richmond vas @
"a the s9usa shoals on se Sd Ute. caro- Of .as.I ssd el.
sold Salvage 20 pes ees on socouh sales amounts 10 s
BAt Geors. TsmssA.s completed reps loaded and sailed Cor
Rev yo,t salvage sad expense sisnoo - -
Basl farIa0ny Laibas New Lndoa Zoe Agsachcoh, vens
s.iss sirTrp Key sosl Bhs'. s'e q .sd e ga Jsa
sy When hauled OF by the wreteFs with
lad. damage kHOuSi PAID reas.d 500 Cay, l.
rsyo srte cotton shp vas a'hors INC sane
as vessel q soo bse Of cotton blow heavily
~ mast, s s .Hd ne ss 81 c asS ~s,
Br bari Cony Wsihesarh, I'm New ORLEANS for ionion wh
s.: s. ne %.' may e saved io kss oapI W
sns saved ard sfsn iowa -. - -
a. hs Casys coadembed-sarafs $40 so-rrctefs to py
H. MO Ksss, sor Carenas With uoA.ss. Cor Potsad
es the saiss lady Wan discharge 'os further eS
sbr 4 Bur,es. serBn. I'm Jamaica so9hd 20 ssv feri'
. cargo ssa ps.no ven ashore on he es Shoa on
The roth End vss ssses oil b es -fsSlers ADJ %
,i -, Der rSsdsr ~1ea Ausasues sale Of wsa
the i'm %, Got rusdsr Hhi sailed
sssa Pss. sessss s,sy os rrsphle, ha. rd i,.s'
81 ~hsh she detained several days and sailed Salvage
sss, rfsss.s Lee .sa,d 50 Yeri FI sNa
s'e.uses fsrg, ~. CO ks. - zach better h'A@ 'A'S
wen, t~sfd N ne see Anderson. on
rsiIsprifHII TsA n-i,riTsS -srsmAp City Of Bo.,os.
Cbaord Bes,oa sas ws.sss Duaev, Liverpool abr sadie,
c..sNs~s,snsr Cry q Boston, cassd Bosioa
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ApHias II. MuLLER, Aactioueer.

AT AUCTION-OHIO RIVER LAND and
IN MARBLE COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS.-A Il. MULLER Will sci on SATURDAY. Feb
To- Il Public Auction a. ~ NJ the Merchants Exchan &C.
IN The City CT New So ESQ OF the rsf and only Mort
ge B0ncs of the above Company per order OF the roe
saTrr. II. o. Smith said Bends are with $500
rAkn A. slo0 COZ the only hen The property OF
the Ohio Rsg Kentucky Oppssis AE below the CRY
Port<rnoafh and yAaed &c per exclusive ne
newly-dscovered Marble hiIs vGlaed ~ from so 90 20
eoct Geo and which also ncs1ed IN the trust deed
The trust eecd mortRags made 10 Sheppard knkpp
Esq, Of tie CITY OF New iefk % the ~ hole
sleoeoo Of pr beads Of the Company, payable
having seven cent semiaznasl Coupons A.
tAched a. Tie NsekaIies' Bank n the City Of New.Ysk
For further particular reference may 5~ had the u-
pho, pahksd By TIE Company and % be obtasd Of the
Apcto-eer.