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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of

DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla!
THIS EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK and
L SARSAPARILLA is q positive, speedy and
for all diseases incident to females.
It's mild and aittratiue properties render il peeu
liarly applicable to the slender and delicate
constitution of the female. II is aar,.
OGled tn its effect upon such diseases
as Incipient Consumption, Bar
renness. Leuc0yhea or
Whites, Irregular
JMenstruation, In
confluence Of
Urine,
and general prostratio'a Of The system.
1t Immediately counteracts that distressing Ner.
vousness and Lassitude so common to the female
frame, and imparts an energy and buoyancy %
surprising as they are grateful. We have evil
dence on file which induces Us strongly to recon-
mend this medicine to married people who have
not been blessed with offspring.
Tne Shaker prepared "Yellow Dock" and tho
"Red Honduras Sarsaparilla'' are the invaluable
remedial agents from which DR.. Guysott's Inn
proved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapariiia
is formed, and the Laboratory of DR.. Guysott has
given us the virtues of these roots in their perfec
ton. His preparation contains all the restorative
properties of the roots, combined and conceniIat-
ed in their utmost strength and efficacy.
Experiments were made in the manufacture Of
be further improved.
g 8 g 9 8 s
Accordingly, we find it resorted to almost uni-
versally in cases of Hepatic, Scorbutic and Cuta-
neous complaints for general prostration Of all the
vital powers, aud all those tormentng diseases Of
the skin so trying to the patience aud injurious
to health
Irregular or Diso,dered Menseruation. cured BY
DR.. GUYSOTT'S EXTRACT OF YELLOW
DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA. From prac-
tising physician in Elizabethtown, Hardin county.
Kentucky:
| ELIzABErHTowN. Feb. %, 1853.
| John D. Park-Dear Sir: I have tried Dr..
GUYSOTT'S EXTR CT OF YELL o w
DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA in my practice
for the cure of Disordered Menstruaton, and find
it to have very fine effect.
In one case there were very alarming convut.
sions, which occurred in quick succession during
the menstrual period and alter the second attack
OF that kind. l advised the use of Dr. Guysotts
Extract of Sarsaparilla during the interval and my
patient has nos had return of her convulsions
since. At the next period she felt some slight
convulsive sensation, but not enough to demand
medical attention. ! remain yours.
C. K. McGILL.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-29
China Mission accepted.

WASHINGTON, June 23-Hon R. J.
Walker has accepted the Mission to China,
and will leave very soon for England to
take the overland route. Commodore
Stewart-"Old Iron Sides will probably
take charge of the China squadron, at the
request OF Mr.. Walker, who goes out cloth
ed with carte blanche. in reference not
only to China affairs. but the general in
terests Of the United States in the neigh.
boring countries, where we have no diplo-
matte agent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-29
ARTICLE v.
ADJOURNMENTS.

; 62. Upon the return day, if a jury
be required, or if the justice be actually en-
gagged in other official business, he may
adjourn the trial without the consent of Ell
ther party as follows:
l. Where party is in attendance, who
is not a resident of the county, or where
the defendant is in attendance under ar
rest, the adjournment not to exceed forty
eight hours; and the defendant, if under
arrest, TO continue in custody.
2. In other cases, not to exceed eight
days, unless by consent Of parties. 1.-THE
trial be not adjourned, il must take place
Immediately upon the return of the sum-
mons.
: So. The trial may be adjourned up
on the application of either party. without
the consent of the other, for period not
exceeding thirty days as follows:
The party asking the adjournment must,
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Riot in Ne1c York,

New York, June 23.-A serious riot
took place in this city last night in conse-
quence of some human bones being found
in the cellar of DR.. G. w. Wheeler's
house on Seventeenth street. A mob of
three thousand assembled and turned the
family out OF the house, and then COM
pietely "gutted'' the building. No one
was killed, but several police were injured.
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From California.
New York, June 22

New YORK, June 22.
The steamer Crescent City, from Aspin-
wall. has arrived, bringing intelligence
from San Francisco up to May 23d. She
brings about s5oo.oo0 in gold dust.
The Crescent City brings $4,000 in
gold dust on freight, and $2O0,OOO in the
hands of passengers.
Among the passengers by this steamer
are several returned Australian miners,
whose reports of the prospects of that
country, and the richness of the mines are
very favorable.
The steamer John L. Stevens arrived
at Panama on the 3lst, with 81 ,4OO, 900
in gold. She sailed again on the 9Th with
500 passengers.
A project has been introduced into the
Legislature of Bogota to lay tax on spe-
Gle in the transit across the lsthmus.
Mr.. Eames, U. S. Consul at Acapulco,
died on the 9Th May.
The mining accounts were Of the most
favorable character, the yield this summer
promising to exceed that of any former
season. Agricultural prospects were fine,
and the crops of grain would be abund-
ant.
The Legislature adjourned sine die on
the 10Th. Gov. Bigler had been authorised
10 organize company Of armed men to
60 in pursuit of the robber Joaquin.
The election riot reported to have taken
place at San Francisco just as the Sierra
Nevada left her wharf, turns out to have
been only fight between two steamboat
runners, in which knives and pistols were
used.
Dates from Oregon are two weeks later
The miners in Southern Oregon were do.
ing well. Provisions plenty and low.
The difficulties between Peru and Bo'
livia were increasing. The former had
sent troops to the southern frontiers to cu
off the supplies ofthe latter. The enemies
Of Bolivia were also collecting large force
on the Buenos Ayres side. The Chiliar
Minister had been expelled from Bolivia
and the U. S. Charge was the only diplo
matte official near the government. Affair.
had reached crisis.
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Rai7rav Disas!er-Loss of Life.

BosroN, June 93.-The express train
from New York via New Haven. run off
the track to-day at East Brookfeld, COM
ing in collision with a freight train on the
side track, smashing two freight, three
baggage and four passenger cars. and
killing one man and injuring several 9TH
ers. The accident was owing to the gross
carelessness of the switch tender
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
PUBLIC N0TICI

rs hereby given that Bounty Land Warrant No.
33Ssl for 80 acres issued to and in the Of Hen
~ Sickle Of Fayctte county and Stte Of Pennsylvs.
MA bearing date OF 18th May, A. D. leSQ, and granted
under act OF Congress Of February lh A. D. let7, and
afterw ards wit: the 18th day OF June A. D. le2,
was duly and legally assigned Henry Barr for vsluS-
bic confederation BY the said Henry Sickle, further
tha, afterwards, 70 wit: the 29d day Of November
A. D. lss2 said Land Warrant wss stolen By two Ger
he county OF Scott and State Of Iowa, and that have
been unable the possession Of the asd War.
rant, aud that II 10 my intsnon % make appcston 20
the Commissioner Of Psnsions for a1p!,este q said
Dated this sth day Of July A. D. less.
STATE OF wisconsin, -.
GRANr COUNTY,
PERSONALLY appeared before me, J. H. Hayden,
Justice Of the Peace In and for sAid county, faen.
~ Barr lawful age, who being duly sworn On bic oah
issued TO and In the Of Henry Sickle. readent
OF Fayete county, State Of bearng date
Of or about the 18TH day Of May, A. D. ls5, id War
rant granted under Act Of Congress Of l day Of Feb
Yuary, A. ID. lel7, aaid Land Warrant was legally ss'
signcd to this sant by tho said Henry Sickle on or
about the 18Th day Of June A. D. l65e was stolen from
the possession Of this asnt BY two Germans In Scott
county, State OF Iowa, about ths 23d day Of No
vember A. D. lsS2 and this aiant has been unable 10
rant has been assigned, nor ocsted BY this asn
nor voluntary parted with his right 70 tho Warrant IN
question.
Justice PEARSON Corr, Penyopolis Fayette co.
HENRy SrlcxLE, Red Stone
| THOMAS MAcLoRFRuu,
| JeAn BARR.
! June lSth, l6S3- %s-ow
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21

We lcain that a Ii tie of g oRce Nc ARES
OF Grundy county, some seven or light ,ears
old. is'cly 60, gan Of c,rn III his wind pipe
IRON which he suffered . mleh that he VS.
submitted to lie or'ia'ioI Of cn'ing the
trachta The oiErhriag snbst,ns was poi
reached, and the little ielow lied soon alter
The operation, a, the house Of Mr. w. Llew,
iBIun wicker. #4
TuE EMS OF New HAvsE. The noble elns
OF New haven have his yeat been saved from
the rayages OF worms, by placing lead iroug''s
q onnd Them, anq filing III, IN with oil. Such
a, have been neglected aic Stripped as ta'e n
in wint,r. The him is worh The notice Of all
who have shade trees
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN FANNING

the latest siyle which stand A. No. ], on the list
~ of premiums awarded for agricultural implements
So constructed to clean easier, faster and better ta-
king out Oats Cheat or Chess smut and all foul seed
astonishngly clean. Will far outdo your highest
tlcipatons
Insy substantially made, of the first quality Of
materials with two good coats Os paint and one OF
yarnish better protection against weather than ever
beiore-ten fold.
Til, reputation of this article speaks loud for them.
Yet pains will be spared to continue for them
credit that will far outsrp any thing OF the Fanning
Mil Kind, Manufactured and for sale ut the Agicul.
tura Depot OF ALONZO NOURSE,
June .3. Main ST., Moline, Ills.
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
REMOVAL.


n NJ. HOUSED would announce to the citizens oi
L Davenport, and the public generally that no has
removed his Watch and Jewelry Store, TO No. 2, lie
Claire Row, and that he has just returned from New
York with large addition TO his stock Of
Clocks, Watches, ,Jewslry, ,spectaeles 4 Silverware
and he is now prepared to supply the wants OF the
community in his line Of business. He invites aten-
ton 10 his stock of watches, which he haters himself
will be found much superior in st.l .le quality and
Der TO any ever before offered in the country
He has Gold Watches from S25 TO 3ie0;
siver do. do. e5 to $50;
Gold Chains do. S10 to S5t;
Medalions for and faces, and of superior quality.
Cold Silver Steel and Plated SpectaCles, and Specta
Gle Glasses suit all ages, and Of different color;-
Gold Rings from 5000 TO e25 Gold and Silver Thin.
bles Ear Rings Breast Pins, CUT Pins, Crosses Slides
and Buckles in almost endless variety.
He invites particular attention TO bis stock OF Gold
Pens which is full and complete and ranging in prices
from IS 10 % for pen alone; $125 to $45o with
silver case; and from $6 to SIS with gold case.
very large lot Of silver and silver-plated ware,
comprising Tea Table, Dessert Salt, Cream aud Sugar
Spoons; Gravy and Soup Ladies', Butter Knives, Fruit
Knives, Dessert Forks, Castors, Tea Sets, &C. DC.
Silver, Shell and Pearl Card Cases. Port Monnes,
Combs Brushes aud great variety Of other articles
DOT mentioned His goods have all been purchased
from the importers and manufacturers on the best
tcrms, which will enable him 70 sell - low as goods
can be bought on this aide the Atlantic cities.
TPParticular attention given TO repairing and clean
Ing Clocks, Watches and Jswslry. jun Sd
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
Candidate for Sheriff.

Mr.. EpiToR: Please announce Mr.. ID. {. ELDKlDGE
AZ an Independent candidate for Sheriff Of Scott coun-
". at tn ensuing August election.
Mr. Eldrids. has been a citizen of county for 10
years more, man active In promoting the m
terest Of the county efficient officer in all those st-
tions where he has been frequently tried and u he
should be called To discharge the duty OF She,r, ne
will do IL. doubt, with satisfaction TO the ezens
und credit 10 himself We speak the sentiment Of ma
nv Irrespective OF party when we say, D. G. Eldridge
for sheriff You Will, therefore, pleas. announce nm
q such. MANY NtTizENa'
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
1000
MEAT AND MILK SAFES

Or THE BEST CONSTRUCTION; so TO ADMIT pRAUonT
r HEY made in the choicest manner "a very good
looking bureau) calculated to keep out al Of the
insect and vernn tribe. No flies, ants rats.
thing the kind get to your provisions which
kept and fresh In fact of the best pieces of
domestic ecohomy.
Man.f tured Ut the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALONZO NOURSE,
June %. Main Street, Moline, Ills.
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.


MGREGOR & LAWES.
WEST SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND STREETS.
WlLL buy, sell and locate land warrants, buy and
sc zeal Estate, pay taxes, investigate titles, in
Vcst money, negotiate loans bond aud mortgage.
Buy and sell exchange and all kinds Of gold, specie
ana uneuffcnt money bank notes, at best rates.
Collections made and promptly rentted for, ut cur
rent rates OF exchange.
Interest allowed ON deposits time TO be check
for ut sight Davenport, June 0, lsG3.l
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
CLEVELAND. 9Th

CLEVELAHU, BtH
A fire broke out about 4 O'Clock this morn :
on Meswin Street, which burned Dewitt Il Coz.
Agricultural implement mannfactOiy, party
;,snred; ]. il LAMBS Sslera,us n,anuiacrory =
Buyneti's Shingie machine aud shop Black.
smith shops and other smell buildings. But
little property WINS saved from sny OF the bull
dngs.-F,te supposed to be the work Of an in
eendary-s man arrested on suspicion and Iodg
I'd il. Jail
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
e II 0 T. T. II ] T. S.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

| he subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
Store on the corner of Front and Perry ss.. oppo-
site Nc 'srs. Burrows Prettyman's mill; where will
DC found choice assortment of Groceries Provisions
wooden ware, Nails. Glass. White Lead, Oakunl Raj
sins, &c. &c all of which will be sold low for cash
trade
Dealers In the above articles will do vel to call and
examine the stock haf5re purchasing elsewhere
Attention will b. paid TO receiving Storage, For
sarding and selling of mere iHdsc and produce.
Davenport, July Il, le53. NJ. DALZELL.
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
THE RAPPING SPIRITS

THE RAPPING SPIRITS
HAVE NOT CONE TO TowNi
Knapp es Rednaon
HAVE just AovED INTO TnEIa
New and Commodious Establishmsnt, No. . Ie
Claire Row : Lower End,
WHERE they have now open for inspection and and
" sals, large and splendid assortment q Lsdie:'
'ns Black ssf1Rs sR BEs. 81 Es ls'
PREaSa lsMNs "a AS6 eifaa
JACN'T and AMERICAN GlNGHAMs.
Linen Goods, Linen Damssk Tablecloahs,
Towelings und Napkins,
In great variety including everything In the line Of
linen goods fyr family n,is, Iss. .sscy coons
large and well selected assortment Of Ladies', Fan
cy Goods, such rs Collars, Cuis undersleeves Chem
isetts, Embroidsres, Handkerchief Hosiery &C., 70
Muslin Window-dzperies and Window-shades,
Oilcloth Table.covers,
Carpet-chain, Oicloths, Umbrellas, Parasols,
Heavy Goods, Cottonades, &c.
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Bonnets, B,nne. Ribbons and Trimming: Of every
lady or family desire. Call and see.
SHOES! sHOEs!! SHOEs!!!
Ladies', Misses, and Children's Shoes, of every
style and quality, just opened and for sale reduced
prices. Ladies' will do well to call and examine before
GENTLEMENs GOODS,
Consisting Of every variety and Texture Of Ready-made
Clothing, such as Coats Vests, Pants together with
splendid assortment Of Cloths Cassimefs, and Vestings
which will be MADE UP To ORDER,
In q neat, fashionable, and workmsnlikc manner with
promptness and dispatch. Work made up By u war
II n HATS 3
Hats and Caps OF every description, from Palmleaf
TO the very finest Silk Hat. Shirts, Collsn, Cfavas,
Handkerchiefs, UndershFts, and Drawers and every
thing that gentleman or hoy
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gentlemen's and Boys Boots, Shoes and Caters,
from the finest French Calf TO the heaviest wear.
CUTLERY.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Penknives, Knives and
Forks Spoons, etc. One and all, give u CALL and
learn that the half OF s the Ane things
we have got has not been enumerated.
lime q. lt53.
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

wEsI SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND sTREETs
ME undersigned will give particular att nton to
til: sale and purchase OF Real Estat in this city and
vicinity They narsr thsns ivcs that their experience
ana residsBc of eighteen years in this city and vim
cnity, Will enable tem to make pure hasss and sales to
advantage.
Those wishing 10 purchase dispose OF Real Estate
viii iind II 70 their interest to employ them.
June Q, ls53-lS. M'GkEGOR & LAWES.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-We have for sale
most desirable farm, five miles from Davenport,
on the Iowa City road Of eighty highly improved
with good frame dwelling. kitchen, cellar, &c., barn
and sb eds--a well of excellent water. dc.
The above property is most beautifully and favora-
bly, stuat ID and Will be sold at bargain.
June Q. le53 GO. M,GREGOR Il LAWES.
i ADYtS COMPANION-A lot Of Looking glasses
livery large 10 very small, cheap, at iSsLEE's New
York Store. June O. 1889
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
INSURANCE.
AN v NhNV6.
M'GREGOR'S GENERAL AGENCY


MAIN STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
'HiS agency Will take risks ia dwelling houses,
sorgs mills and shops, with their contents against
1888 o! Ire Also marine risks merchandise and
sks on Lives in the following well established Insur-
ance Companies.
washington Union Insurance Co. Cleveland, o.
American Mutual Insurance Co. Amsterdam, n. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co. New York.
NeW York Uuon insurance Co. Johnstown, N. 7.
New York LII, Insurance Co. New York City.
Shippers and merchants doing their cargo business
with him will be allowed q return premium of q per
cent. ALEX. w. M'GREG0R, Gen'l Agent.
Davenport June 0, 1853 ls-6n.
GlTY PROPERTY FOR sALE-A number of houses
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in different
parts OF the ey 10 suit purchasers, for sale vora
pie terms. Apply to M'GREGOR & LAWES.
Davenport, Jane ., 1853.
IMPROVED FARMS FOX sALE.--A number Of i'm
l proved farms for sale very favorable terms.
Apply to. June o. 1853. M'GREGoR g. LAWEs.
TWENTY LOTS, In Goldslnths addition for sale on
l very liberal terms. Apply TO
June ., 1853. MfGREGOR g. LAWES
Si8 THOUSAND ACRES IMPROVED LAND, for
- sale, ,Yorably siti;si I'd in this county.
The above lands will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers
on the most reasonable terms. Apply to
June Q, 1853. MtGREGOR Il LAWES.
7 AND WARRANTS.-I6Os. sos, and 40s, constantly
on hand and for sale either for cash time, at
the low est price. fJune 81 M.GREGOR6 LAWES.
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
DIED.,

AT the residence Of Mr.. Lc Qtire, on Wednesda
The 18Th inst. Mas. MARIE LOUISE ST. AMENT, Q
Keokuk, aged about 80 years.
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
NoRATI0 g. N0U r 6ES
premium Chain PUMPS,

THE subscriber is now manufacturing and prepared
l 10 fuFnish st Wholesale and Retail 10 dealers and
othcrs, any number Of the above superior Endless
Chain Pumps. Hs will supply either complete Pumps
tubing, cufbs OF chain, aud at such prices - cannon
fsil % give satislaction.
AZ every portion Of the wood work ID manufactured
by machinery, they are not only more exact, but can
be furnished q loss than onehaf the price il would
eost 10 make the samc article BY hand. His tubing ID
article tongued and grooved, and cannot by any
possibility leak.
peror 10 any cv er invented for simplicity and duEabi
nv Il keeps the well covered aud at the same time
drsvn from the bottom, comes up pure and cold But
the best Recommendation b trial, shareore ASK your
ceiehbor who has ted one, or purchase and try fo'
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOB SALE UK KENT
A PARM in Blu, Grass Township. 81 miles from
n imyenport coutiinng 200 acres, all IN snee ISL
acre, in cutiya 40 with timber and the re st
prairie; comfortable dwelling houss; new houss
NN' - - j LYT ANCE,
JuIy OF. Iss3-46.4w by Littls's Grove.
Farm For Sale.
laa Acre. superior firining land for sale, 40 under
LUU cultivation. This land Is situated between
Hickory and Lynn Groves 12 miles from the city
Long credit on part of purehas, money Apply TO nil-
dersicned or 10 Dr. T. S. Smith, Aliens Grove.
Juiv 40 ,ss TC EADS.
TRUE TO OUR co0Rs!
TIME YANKEE DRaYMAN is in the A Id. ready at
i any time 20 wai, upon all who may call npon him;
and reasonable prices than any OF the misara-
BILE carm IN OF the age.
All Jobs ed to his will be done with prompt
ness and fidelity.
few cords Of wood On hand aud for sale cheap.
Z. O. MEACHAM.
White Hall House, July 81 ls5a-iftf
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21
lRAL HaTATR AGENTS,


the purchase and a.ie Of Real Esate commission
aud to our land matters generally.
Parties dssirous Of employing oarservces 10 this line
Of business may rely upon ~ receiving prompt asten
We have constantly for ssle-leo-eo and 10 acre
acres Of choice Prairie ands In Scott Clinton and c.
s. :sSss. yss. q e
xstaal li1s Insurance Company ef Msw York
Once No. III .re.dway Irinisy Building:
Observation-Disclosures. g sIs1s IL =:
THIs Company has nov estsn.hed ss1 or such ;sh.
dsspg N investment their hves that greatest Of
an di1dsfatums IN life Insurance, v1:full and perfect
sa ss .ous = +. .e
The undegned win receive and forward applications
for poess md gye ~ nece:s.ry iniornason e, That
q invsssason Of she subject Of LIE Insurance, par
tieuieIy q exemphAed By this company, to which end
n. 3. IL rats; Of premium are % low a any sooD
once, and believed 70 bs lower than who profess
70 insure from as to g RsT a. cent les soexr .,
lsAAc 4: BRATT, Secretary.
sash5zs {. :. sassoWs s31H' Has'fps'y 4: ..
June 8, les3-lO Medical Examiner.
xo1r1- w1sT1HH uguRAnCE COMPANY,
oSWEGO, NEW YORK
TNc0RPoRATeD ~ The Legislature Of the State Of
io sss y' IN ' sosGt ss eiR.;i TsaEs &: Rss a
SAAO1 AA" cocK ossss;ats SARGENT Agents.
Davenport Iowa. June ., Iss3-1O.
Timer LAND.
NEAR mouth Of Pine river Museatine county for
~ sale in 10 and 80 acre lots COOK 4 SARGENT.
Davenport, June ., les3-4O
THREE THOUSAND ACRES EXCELLENT FARM
ING LANDs-op line Of ceGs5al nnA kaii Bead Gin.
nNE HUNDRED ANDTWENTY ACRES PRAIRIE
OLAND-On Dubuque road one mile from Waubsi-
pinicon river Well calculated for farming purposes.
June 9, 1858. COOK & SARGENT.
A FARM In Blue Grass settlement Of 45O acres, all
IA under cultivation, fenced with cedar post and pine
100 fruit trees, &c. together with 1lO
acres Of timber land will be sold very low in trac,
or IL will be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
June ., 1858. COOK & SARGENT.
LOFTY Acres land on Telegraph line q m les from
= Davenport. lJune 9, '53l COOK & SARGENT.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES LAND-one and hall
miles from town Of Blue Grass for sale in lots forty
june june ., g. isss. @ : = - p'' e cEbk 1pk & SARGENT.
r1TY LOTS-We have forty lots in "Green's addi-
Stion" and "Cook 4 sargent's addition to the city
Of Davenport, which will sell at fair prices and
persons dsairous Of improving win give liberal credit
j. June 5, 1858. COOK & SARGENT.
IIoRsEs FOR sALE-A span Of excellent Farm
II Horses seven year, old e, M,a4leennaPPly 4enP to
June 9, 81 or COOK & SARGENT Davenport.
Beautiful Suburban Residence for Sale.
THE handsome dwelling house situated on the banks
Of the Mississippi one mile East Of the City Of Dav
export and adordng fine view Of the picturesque
scenery Of Rock Island and the Rapids The house i.
10 front and 20 feet Deep built Of brick in modern
.ls in is!s The grounds are we'll laid out, stocked
apply 70 June 10. COOK 4 SARGENT
For Sale or to give away
n Desirable building lots In the town of Blue Grass
q & N. n Il Y
The Davenport gazette., 1853-07-21

TO tho Voters Of Scott County:
Owing TO the difficulties and dssensions in the DEM
ocra,c party, am induced to become an Independent
Candidate for the Office of County Surveyor.
WILL Ard BaRRoWS.