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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-07

STRAWBERRIEs.- New York Daily
Times, of June 18th, has three column ar
tlcle upon the subject OF straw berries. which
Is worth years subscription to the paper
From it we CLEAN the following interesting
facts: On farm near Baltimore, upwards
Of six thousand quarts Of strawberries were
picked in one day for the market, aSd the
owner realized more than So 600 for his fruit
in single season. A gentleman near Gro
ton, Conn, cultivated, Tor three wears half
all acre OF land az strawberry plantation,
and gathered. during that time, twelve thous-
and quarts Of fruit, which brought him ST.
300. At Newburg, bed ten by twenty
feet produced in one season, thiriy-four
quarts Of strawberries, or at the rate OF sew
en- thousand quarts per acre. There have
been sold in Cincinnati, in about four weeks,
FIVE Thousand bushels Of straw berries, and in q
single year, the crop has reached nine thous-
and bushels In one day, twenty-five tons
or fifty thousand pounds-of Strawberries,
leaving cat Of account the weight Of boxes
and baskets. were transported over the Erie
Railway to New York. With commonly
good culture, the Hoyey's seeding variety,
weighs about quarter Of an ounce, and IL
nearly four inches In circumference, and a
good picker can gather seventy boxes day.
Some specimens of this variety have been
exhibited, measuring eight inches in cIrcum-
ference, and weighing tive ounces. One
was picked in Lincolnshire, England, weigh
ing two ounces and half and measuring
nine-ant-a-hah inches In circumference.
Nus. Eng.
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MORE NEW GOODS!

TtST received from the eastern cites choice
j and beautiful assortment OF Summer Geoss
o. the very latest styles and fashion among
which may To found good stock OF
Dress Goods.
ysrx sunerio, heavy black Silks, Rareges,
Lawns. ID LANES, fine Scotch Gingha'ns,
Chambray Ginghams, Aipaccas, hno wide Eng
l;sb md American Chlnt2, Amcrie an ana Eng
lish Prints OF fine quality and last colors, VI
piln,s.
pt,;n sui.s MulI aud Jieouui Muslins, Cur
AIN Musltns, IRISH Liucns, line Table Linens
l,nn shirts eAtru. Ii cambria handkerehtets,
,.h,,, ,lrillmps. coi5red Camhiics and paper
= 49, Bonnet and Dress Trimming
p;hhons Florence Silks, Cfape fisie, whlte
cram nrt,6c,al Flowers. Silk and Worsi,
f;imns and Brand. new stu, dress buttons. La
ccs edrinss, Insertions, Chemise'tes, collars
cuffs. Sc. cords, Linen Tapes, SIX stay and
shoe Laees, cias'ics.
Gloves and Hosiery.
White, cofo,ed and back KID Gloves, hes
quality, extra n.av, long silk Mitts, short DO
White colored aud ,ck SIX aud Lisic Gloves
SUPERIOR black silk Hose, fine white, slate an
mixed hose. Misses do, gents. black silk anc
hest cotton. white and mixed half hose.
Real Shell Combs.
Shell tuck, side and circle Combs, limitation
TO-. hes, Eng Reading and tine Ivory COMBS
aud souie
Beautiful Parasols.
STAPLE GOODS:
Ftne hl-achci Shifrings and Sheeiing';
i.tnen aad Cotton, Cttcks and shapes;
Heavy ,ickings, blue orills, pen,'ms. and
Coltonades, Lln,ns, drills, Fine Glaths,
All vol, light enlors for summer wear,
Fine Blk Doe Skin aud dfape debit,
| Tweeds and gold mixed jeans, and
CasHieres. sc.
tarpcting.
good stock OF Ltd,ts and thildren's shoes
WINDOW SHADES:
/ GRocERiEs AND QrEENswAlE:
--ALsd:-
A few beautiful Centre Lamps with cut globe
aud drops.
All al which will b. sold for Cash as cheal
as the Cheapest BY -
e. L. DAVENPORT.
DAVENPORT Nav l4th, 1853
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SWEET THouGHr.--Whcneve we find
our temper would be ruffied toward parent,
4 wife, sister, OF a brother, we shouidpausc
and think that in few months or years
they will be in the spirit land, watching
over us, or .perchance. We shah he there
watching over those left behind.aqrhe in
terccurse Of bite between dear ones should
be like that between guardian angels As
charming Hsat sings- ssse. =r
SHOW sweet ii were. IL. witLoli ic.lle frghS,
Or dying with the dreadful bcansccnx sight
An angel came 10 us. and we coait eesf
To see him issue from the silent air
Al evening ia cur room. and besd on Ours
His cyesS vine, ami braag Ms isoDi his hpssFss
News az dear ftiends. aud chndre Who have never
Been dead. indeed-ksNA shall know forever
Alas we think not what We daily see
Abont our hearths--ANGELs thai 10 be,
OrN,Y Be il they wilt, and Nc prepare
Their souls and ours 70 meet W happy sir--
A child friend, a wife, whose eefi heart strings
In unison WIN pnrs. hreetling iss Future sihgs."
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A FasT AGE.-The following is too good
to be lost. Ii illustrates one OF the pecu-
larit les of this fast age.
An old lady in Cincinnati had large
quantity Of bacon shipped to New Orleans,
where she was going herself TO buy snip
plies She stipulated with the Captain Of
the steamer that he should have her freight,
provided he would not race during the trip
The captain consented and the old lady came
aboard After the second day out another
steam or was seen close astern. with which
the captain had been racing all the tme)
and would every now and then come W TO
the old iady's boat and then fall back again.
The highest excitement prevailed among
the passengers, the two boats continued for
near dav almost side by side AT last the
old lady partakng Of the excitement, called
the captain and said:
Captain, You amt going to let that
thar old boat pass us, are yous
WHY 1 shall hare 70 madam, asl agreed
not TO race"
well yoascsn Just try i a little, that
won't hurt"
But madam. to tel You the truth I
did, q
aGracious. but do try ii a little more-see
the old boat As ALMOST even wlth vs.. and a
loud cheer nose from the passengers of the
'old boat
Il can't raise any more steam nadam, as
all the tar and pine knots are burnt up.''
"Good gracious, what shall we do, see
the old boat is passing us. Is there moth
ing else on board that will make steam.''
Nothing. madam--eh, eh, las if a new
idea had struck him. except ycur bacon
Throw in the bacon,r shliaked the ole
lady, s.throw in the bacon and beat the OH
boat
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

6Uu1S AMI o0VLo
rIN f snhserl Der has just received from New
L York large and SIT mild assostmeut Of
Boots and Shoes.
hieh he offers for safe at tawer prices than can
Sc houghtin any other es'abl shnen' IN this VI
etGity, either a. Wholesale Or Retail.
Consisting in part u
Gents, Fine Cali Boots;
Coarse fine d.;
Thirty Cases donh'e So'e Thick Weited 4
Fine aid Coarse f4e Shoes
Gent. Gastsrs. Rfogans, .Sc.
Also ia.se ,aieiy OF Laiits AMI Misses
Va King Shoes. PafNas. Caters, Sips, &c. &c.
Whth he would invite lie Ladies and Gentle.
M 20 cell ard examine before purchasing else
VI here.
Main street two D3ors below Cook & Slr-
gents Barking Hose.
HENRY T. BROWN.
Davenport Nav taih. 1888.
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DRESS BUTTONS :

In great variety, and pearl and agale do o. al.
sorts. A grtn' variety OF linfn nnd cotton ede-
fugs ans insertiny<. emt rJdcrei do, eoor"d siik
f.ct .ggsugs Tor trinr nos. black silk lac ~,
fpm .olfinches wide, 70 Que fourth yard, slach
SIX yiseitos, spfirg s,yies. Nersied lfe'tna
brafds worsled aud six bEaids great variety
4adie- best Md aad isle thread ana 60 or
gloves. ernrs o.. ladies and gems Wo.sltd
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MARBLE WORKS ,

THE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
those wishing TO purchase MONUMENTS TO the mem
ors % their dee sd friends, tii they be supplied
by calling at mis- shop, Maiu between First and
Second, west side. where he viii be pleased 10 furnish
CUT STONE of every description, Is low IL can 81
bought In the Western country.
Italian and American Marble FOR Monuments. HEA Il
ana FOOT STONES. Also superior article of tEE
STONE, DC, very cheap. ~. ~. KENNEDY.
OaYenport. June O. Itl3-1J
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DAVENPORT. Iowa,
ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention offarmers ship
III pers, and the public generally 10 this advertise
nicnt.
They VIII al all times be ready store and ship ev
ery'escriftion Of produce and merchandise. 10 ba,
and sell ON commission. and trust. by prompt ant
strict attention 10 the interests of all who may fayo
them with their patronage 10 merit the public conf
dence
The business will be conducted and carried on in the
spacious building recently erected by MIR. Fulton de
s.nated the Bazaar. 10 which i attach Il n eoiuno
dious landing for steamboats, III Ill Of the river
and possesses advantages favorable 10 the importer o.
shipper. the ieast of which Il that no drayac vii
bc required from the Warehouse to boats or from
boats 90 the Warehouse. May 8. lsJ3-9J
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DAVENPORT STEAM GR1sr MIL.

NJ + have ltted up oar Frame Mil for custom WORK
the same on the following terms.
We will grind all mer,Aantable Wheat and Rye Tor
on-se, enh and Corn for cents per bnshel; Will grind
Iats BARLEY Sc for feed for i've cents The Farmers
will understand we shall nil toll damaged or MINER
charitable Wheat Any one wishing such ground can
have done BIZ paying 10 cents per bushti our "a!
for grinding custom work will he Tuesday sani Fridays
BURROWS & PHETTYMAS.
m lime q. 1-a3
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Coats, pants AMI vests 10 good variety. l. I
very body cour Along, hc can ''eise 'em are =
lis stacN o. Broadciaths, CasSimcr,s, Dos-
SANS. cashmcret's, satiurits, iwecds. itonbft
and -,rge width really choice Kentucky
Jeans, ribbed nstian, vclvets, stout ltneh., nan
kline and collonadt IN ahundanee--~attn, H. -,
lasting, etc /, for vests, nnd buttons of all sorts
10 button all these goods up with, such "a well
vet, b,ccade, papter mache, twisi, nioaaifs anc
choice ril coat md vest buttons.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
Nav and Fashionable Goods !,


TINE Subscribers have just received thei
Il spring stock Of goods, and are now ready to
show their customers aud all Others who may
favor them with call, the largest stock they
have ever offered: among their goods may De
found good stock Of
Dress Goods
Baresos, Lawns, Challi Bafege, DE LANES, Ba-
rege de Lame, de B'ges, ac
Silks.
Black, Chameleon and Brocaie;
A good assortment of
Bonnets
and Bonnet Silks and Innings;
Bonnet Ribbons;
in great variety;
Artificial Flowers.
A,se, Dress Trimmings and inlions, New Styles;
Gloves and Hosiery.
White. cerd ana blk kid Gloves, blk lace and
Mohar mitts, Silk aud l.isIe Gloves, white, mix.
ed and black hose, mems cotton and wool iali
hose:
Linen Cambria Hdkfs:
Black Lace Wells. black Silk lace and islngs'
White Goods
Pain Swiss, Null and Jaeonet Musiins, plaid
Swiss aud ]aconet do, window curtain mus
Inns, etc.
Emtroideries.
Swiss Eagings ami luser,,ngs, Chemisete, Col
laIs. ec.
Staple Goods.
Pruts. Irish Linens, a aeas, bro and aieach-
Ell Mnsnns. a,iils, tickings, O,napure, Hannels.
Satineiis, CassImeres, Mems summer wear,
Tweed. etc., e'c.
We have also on band good assortment OF
Boots and Shoes
I.s,iies Misses and CHldfen's Shoes:
Mems Cali and Kip Boots;
{. aud boys Cali AMI Kip shoes;
/" Caters.
Hardware: Queensware:
Groceries:
Ct fee, Sugar, Molas~es and Golden Syrup.
TIA, r &c, Tobacco. Pepper and SPICE. Sal
Eia'us. baking Soda, vinegar, soap, mackerei,
Cod Fish, etc, etc.
And almost every thing else that Is required 10
make np retail store, which we wiH sell at pr.
c-s that III give satisfaction
WOODWARD & HARRIS,
Front Street, Opposite Steam MlHs.
davenport, April 2is', 1853.
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HARNESS. HARNESS..

ITO all in want OF harness, @. W. BARNES. late OF
L New York. is prepared 10 furnish and keeps CON
iantlv hand the best arcie made OF the very best
New York leather. To be satisfied, YOU need only eau
and examine.
Team Harness, sl4Hs25
buggy do l2G %
Also brides, mariinsals haters, collars; in short,
everything ii the trade.
Trimming, also, done 10 order.
departing done with dispatch.
The shop II on Brady street. next door 10 A. c. Bill
Ions OPPOSITE ID. Sanford's Grocery Store.
DO not forget 10 call II You want No. harness. OF
.ou want cheap set, either be had. Feeling
confident can satisfy if YOU viii give me trial, am
always On hand waiting for your orders.
Respectfully, q. W. BARNES.
lavenrnrt, juno y. ls.,3-4lH
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TAMES BURGR. Tobaeconist, has now or hand and
- for sale rst-rate assortment Of imported and do
hestlc cigars, tobacco. pipes, snuf-boXcs. DE.
Also fne-cat Che wing. smoking, and plug tobacco,
by wholesale retail. Merchants supplied 1t. Lon
prices. Aain ST. doors soath of Cook 81 Sargent 5
Banking House.
~
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CITY DRUG STORE.

STEVENSON & ciRysHaN.
ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention Of Physicians
/ and others 70 their well selected stock Of.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
~ alien the. have ast received from Philadelphia Ply
sciaEs who waHta pure article OF medicine invited
70 examine their stock Of select Powders and Extracts
together With all the variety belonging 10 the Drug
bnsines.. DayennOri. juno Q. Is5335-3m.
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MIN 7 n VI.
cry JEWEIRY STORE,

MARTY OPPOSITE CLAIRE norst
hEAIsERS in Clocks. Watches, lewels, Fancy
lJGeois, and Toys
An kinds 81 Clocks. Watches, and Jewelry neatly
required and warranted Work from distance Iromp'-
y Intended to by. ,,,,,,,
Engraving done 10 order at the ciiy Jewelrs Store,
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MAMMOTH STOVE STORE.

II W1CkERsHAM, Manufacturer Of Tin, Sheet Iron
. ard Copper Ware; keeps eonstaHtly on hand
large assortment Of every article 10 bis line, together
with the amps sele Prairie State aud Charter OAK
cooking stove, which he warrants for two years.
Second hand stoves, old Castings, Copper, Brass.
Pewter. Zine and Rags eoaght in exchange for any ar
Gle In fine
Corner Of Main aud Second streets opposite Cook
sargent banking honsc. Davenport. June 2, 1898
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franklin Marine and Fire Insurance Company

NEW YORk--CAPITAIs Se .'',o9 III saC,ly in
yl,uIS compan, with the above capital az s snnr
vested according Is law, insure all kinds 9, M IN
II against loss i. FIRE, in amounts not 70 sound
any one risk. III as reasonable rates us af! "''o'
company. ~ ,, con do so nj
Farmers by nsuring in this company ea'' ="
very small premiums, for an. numhef VI s
ceeding thirty. t,.,nca mon
their property are respectfully rclnesen " aanI
examine our rates. a.. M ~, 4. n,il,l,ny
Davenport, June ., le1s-5s. f"s' o.es A' q,
4 CHANCE FOR A BARGAfN!--l6o acres " n
~ cellcnt land twelve miles from the CITY, VIII :. So
very low for cash. exchanged for town propei. ~,
have also for SALE improved farms Guy ols, ~. p,
rie Land IN large and small tracts 10 suit CUSTOMERS
part of the purchase none. on time, II desIca. 49,
Purchasers viii tnd II to their advantage 70 gne IN
call .N1c,a' oittia,
| n. Itna q InSt OiINe hMlulhE.
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WHO WANTS A HOME ,

rIsFIE Subscriber has laid portion his land into
L lots al one each. 4 chance IL now offered
for thOsa wishing 10 laake profitable Investment.
for those desiring To seen N homestead. These lots
lie tsnmmetiiateiy adjoining the city. but ten muut--
salk from the Courthouse. The Davenport and Coun-
ell Bluffs Reiiread viii pass through near tins isa
One acre OF this land will make poor good
home and eventually rich Any one desiring
10 purchase viii apply 10 WILLARD BARRoWS
IoIiy sGry eyers o3ce ON Second street. above tbs
Post Once. or 10 y. ". Il. BURROWS.
nayanuoyt My q iESa NJ Hrt
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cIycINNATI FURNITuRE STORE.

~ FEARING, having taken the establishment for
" merly owned by Mr.. F. Coolidge, of Cincinnati,
would respectfully, inform his friends and the public
generally that he will continue carry the business
a. lately connected by MIR. r. Fearing, al the old etah-
lshmeni in the Bazaar Buildings. He will continue 10
keep on hand large assortment OF
READY MADE FURNITURE,
which he will sell ut the loves price.
nayanpprt June, q, 1r53g -n-tN.
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Enough 20 snppis aay clothing store ~ ths
regi3u--sowe OF the prttiest black, blue,
5,rown, green or tarcy irocks ana sacks tuar
eab a9~a Tor fG. same mny re sad uf pants
and ycsis-they shi.e ceftanis. And Thea tfon'
tirsi qualities be- can - dawn 10 something
,laut and not yerg fac. Also good III OF itn.
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cARTNET FURNITURE.

MANUFACTURED aud for sale by toe undersigned
VI Brady street, door uhayg the Gaaett oiee.
UNDERTakER-
Collins on hand ut al Times and llearse viii be fur
Hlsiied 20 those who may desire Il,
ISRAEL HALL.
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LOOK HERE sTRANGERs


nNE word with you while hai g Your eye. my, =,
~ you ever Tra,eiedy II not You are bnuhu '" Z"
a. This world is all CONJUNCTION. No rushing ou',
nov -a-day's" Yon will wake UP some morning nnu
find Il Rail Road stretched right along IN iroht " YOU,
door. Tou look surprise,-here puzhhs ~ or..
,h hn,,oine Il anon .o,i-,ou are caught uthe cries
al Nif and children are no avail Ballgines nave no
hearts il husbands have. Well The ulng Is uu, suu
are can't tell how far from home, right pump ~
Davenport. Cause that's where the KAN hoi.s ~.
coming. Well, YOU in a fin, something must ~
done. yeur innerman admonshes You that tNut1"a.'
don't stop digestion. Stranger, il Is crit al moment
don't be too hasty, bat reflect, and as you do 50 reie
Der that Hotel,
THE WHITE HALL.
and Brown rs Proprietor. are IN Davenport. iheI.
You can BE- made happy quicker than Roadway can enrt
lnye-sick boy. Shall tell YOU how IL il denea iui
stomaeitlean beds--knd attention and all so nice ~
10 almost make fellow forget his grandmothef-ah'
NIL so reasonable. Well its no Use talktng--come ahe
see and think all will be RICH, In the morning.
The above house is the principal Stage once IN 'h'
city. =, !, ppn,rr
"a nj lIome. June. q, ie53-2U
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exSrS. THE NEW YORK AND LTIEgponi
HTfN UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMpEt
N2H.kA The SHIPS composing this Line ~ ~,
ATLANTIC, Can't. West wy

.S. THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
-. TIE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
.ck3 The SHIPS composing this Line an ~
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. va
PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Lacr.
BALFlC Capt. Comstock.
ADRfATfC, Capt. Grsnon.
These ships have been built hy contract axbrs,ar
for Government service every he been tal.r,,
their const ncticn, ID The Engin.s 10 .n,n,s
strength and speed, ana the II nc commod ems or %
Price Of passage from New York to Lt,erpooi !,
frat cabin Shi exclusive ofeNtra size state room.
500. an second cabin, SO; from Iiyereooi 10 NV
York, 10 and 20 pounds sterling.
An experienced Sargson attached 10 each shin
No berth can be secured until pad for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
From, Ntlc lork From, liferpool
saturday, SsEt, ., "Wednesday, Sept =
Saturday, . To- "Wednesday, !" O..
saturday, otiobrT2, "Wednesday, octobefG,
SATURDAY, 10, "Wednesday, !" 20,
Saturday, 20, Wednesday, Sog'r 4,
saturday, NoEr ~, Wednesday, :" II,
saturday, . 81, "Wednesday. Dec /,
saturday, Deer u, Nedhesdty, ",
satnrdsy, - Is. "Wednesday, " -
For frpieh, or passage. apply 10
EDNFp. *. GoILfNSS 90. s. Wall st. ~ T.
80 brown, SIMPLIFY \ co, LBtrlool.
h q, ROBERTS \ Co.
- kns's Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MONROE y CO..
20 Roe Ne're Dame les Eeteires, Paris.
GE0. III. DRAPER, Hare.
The owners off, these SHIPS wiil rot he accountable
for goli silver, bniiion, sFpeis. je~rirt, precious
stones or metals. snless bills nj tdluEs signed
therefor ana the saiac thereof therein exFr,sstt
June ., Ie5l-a ~
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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 H descriptions, 10 common use, consisting
af Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Hats ard Caps.
Glassware. QueeEsware. Buffalo Robes,
Groceries. Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
CARPET Chain. Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
e. 4. r. /, d ksna@ha salt Hardware,
Net's and Mill SANS, Iron, all kinds. Steel assorted
Castings Nails, all kinds. TfiHdstones,
WoolcHaare, Live geese f.athcrs,Fitch x oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper.
Willow Baskets, Paints and OILS, Dye Stnfs, &c,
which will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
wanting several aeles obtain tein Front street
ut the Brick Store opposite the Mills Dayehp9rl iowa
June o. ls5a-sa ]. n. BOWLING.
I>RAME HOUSE FOR SAi.E-A neat Two STORY
L Frame House for sale cheap for cash. In business
part of the city. saitaee for store or fant!i II not
sold by Arm l. Tlli be for rent. Apply :" p,ps
1IREDIT ISLAND FOR SALE-I This beautiful IstaHd
7 containing 800 acres of land great pam 81 which
is well tinbercd. aud half under cultivation. For
terms (Which are reasonably uppiy to r. c. EABs.
June 9, la52-33
i buggy horse lFl.ing Crow for sale with buggy
and harness, il wsnted. Apply 10 &c. EADs.
June 2, I~53-s3
TARM FOR SaIE-ll6 acres. under high state Of
Il cultivation. ave 36 Of which il well t'mbered. and
running with good dwellings for sale very cheap.
For terms, apply 10 j. {. EADs.
June 0. lcJ3-33
DOCK ISLAND AND MOLINE HACk.-1he sub
seber has recently purchased this old ard popular
Just put on large and comfortable hack, aud feels
confident he can give better satisfaction than ever
those who ride with him.
The leaves Rock islaud nj :! and 10 O'Clock
aud Moline :! and II O'clock and leaves Rock Is
land p and Joliue from Narses store ~ O'Clock r.
NJ june q ls53-40 JOHN LGsh.
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WIN. 4. NOURS;

uAS just received the greater part oil his
/ i spring stock Of dry goods, consisting prlu-
cipa!ly OF aimos, everything saleahle IN that
line lie Las the most desirable assortment II
he is judge, and he THINKS he Isl tia Is 70 be
found IN any establishment in this vicinity
lis stock d iaaey goods is ''somen TO say thr
least
Tf,on want any silks, mohair fabrics, op!lns,
paraoes, bnrhye and muslin de hines, lawns.
giapiafns, prints or ans dress trimmings, en-.
bfojcfies or ANYTHING a. all, just call and see
the s. pht is rood Tor The ewes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-07
NEW GOODS = UsT RECEIVED.

THE subscriber just returned from st. lnnis, would
respectfully inform the citizens # Clinton county,
that ho has received large and we'll selected assot-
of Spring and Summer goods, consisting IN part
of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardwars< Quecnswarc,
Boots and Shoes, hats and caps also good assrttnent
of ready made clothing and cooking stoves. together
with large variety Of other goods usually kept III es-
adjustments 81 the kind all Of which viii be sold on
ihe most reasonable terms. flHs
All kinds OF produce taken In exchange for goods
Cash will h4 paid for 10000 bushels et wheat aud
i,gfs hogs. ALBERT H. JACOBSEN.