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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06
N. Y. City Insurance Company.
pF NElN YORK
OFFICE NO. as9, BROADWAY.

CAPITAL, 100000
Insures buildings, merchandise, furniture,
vessels in port, and their cargoeS and 9th
or property, against loss or damage by fire.
DIRECrO
William W. Leland, Alexander SNYDER,
Peter {. baker. K. Stewart,
tiirard Bancker, Peter r. Roach,
stephen Cromwell, Sts,tes :. Bell,
A q. StrbbinS, John !. Deem
Abba Wadlegh, James Z. Gichs
y. Van WaFL Thomas Au,.rCNS,
Henry Pike, Lambert C. Hail.
Samuel g. Southmayed, !. SIniJh Fohbic,
samuel Il. shaw, Ina Worcester.
tuAHtBs L. CLARK, Secy. Roy Al CHANRERr Pres.
FRANCIS ITF.rC4IF. Agent.
ksnrSha, WIS, April IS. l-JS2.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06

GgTLere are 500 boats on the SatIan1cn
3 RIVER, California engaged in fisheries.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-06
JOB PRINTING!!

weAsveI u stabbed to this Establishment complete
Nav Jop 3yrlcRand are now prepared to do job Prni
ing ,of alknds n astyle equaltoany .itaoshmeH'"os
Of Lax d chisan.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

AsrouxnI,G CHARGES OF MURDER AND
FRAUp. aud AMAsy ChApiN, lof-
merIy Of the firm Of FILLEY 4 CHAPiN,
llnrge hoot manufacturers OF this city, ano
WV. KIssANE. OF the firm Of SMITH y MS
SANE, pork packers, and JAS CHANDLER
Of Coyington, were arrested, yesterday
about IL O'clock, by q. a. JONES' Y. .
Marshal for Ohio, aud 5. u. HAyMAN, ~
5. Deputy Marshal, assisted by constitutes
t. EwAS, Il. CuRp. l.. HARMS, X. BLACK
aud SNowFtELp, BUNKER aud REDDING, q
The cit, police, and E,q, MARcnANT, and
taken to Columbus ca charge OF being lth'
plcated in Que ei The most damnao.
crimes, if true, that we have ever had to
record. Some time last January, Capt
CUMMINGS, broher-in-law OF the CHAPINs
purchased the steamer Mirtha Washing
ton, and put her IN the New Orleans trade
On her first trip the CnArINs made very
heavy shipments on her Of what purporleo
10 be boots and shoes 1t is now said that
Capt CUMMINGS aud the CuAPriNs had Ell
fected an insurance on the boat aid ship
msn,s on her, amounting 10 ore hundred
aud twenty five thousand dollars, and that
the boxes supposed to contain loa's and
shoes, we're filed with rubbish oil no value
whatever, aud that the boat was set on hire
and wholly DESTROY ed with view TO recov
er this immense insurance. Capt. CUM
MINGs is now, we learn, in New Orleans,
and measures have been taken Tor his Im
mediate arrest. if il has not already been
done. Il will be remembered that sixteen
persons were lost by the burning Of the
boat. and we learn the parties arrested are
now charged with murder, as well as fraud.
krssANg and CHANDLER are also charged
with being parties to tho attempted fraud
Gin Com.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

dranghl of contract, will accompany tins
report, and is submitted Tor your approval.
The length Of additional line which will
require fencing is about 100 miles, equal Z
300 miles Of fence.
have had atlas maps prepared Tor each
county through which the line passes, sho"
ing the width and quantity OF land taken
for right of way and Station grounds, ais"
the names Of land owners, rs far rs could
be ascer,ained. These will require some
corrections in names and subdivisions o.
sections, which can ONLY be made from fnli
statements furnished by land agents.
|. propose 10 number the parcels IN each
county, commencing at the East line, and
put in a tabular statement on each msp'
showing the number Of parcel, owner )
name, length, quantity ofland taken, aud
amount paid.
The length and quantity of land taken
in The several counties is as follows:-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06
TIE LCCLAraE HOUSE.

For some months this Hotel has been
under the direct control of the proprietor,
during which time il has been conducted
ina manner to give satisfaction to the ,ru
cling community. Mr.. LeClaire. abun-
dainty able 10 live without The care of such
Gu establishment, proposes II good land
lord be no, obtained by spring TO close the
house. Aware however Of the advantage
TO the city Of having such Hotel he fur
Their proposes, rather than close il, thai II
some OF the citizens will form joint stock
company for the purpose, be will sell them
the flrniture law and lease them the en-
tire establishment for FIVE years, at $500
per annum, half the amonn, for which
il has been renting. The offer is liberal
one and as the investment would be pre6,-
able, We would be pleased TO see our citi-
zens embrace It.
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dIIUUW0 Pu'U'
The length and quantity of land taker
in The several counties is as follows -

PoRrER's SELF-LnADiSG Gus,--We were
favored this morning by DAVID LnoNEY
Esq. Of Tennessee, with sight oil this Gel
ebra,ed gun. patented in 1851. BY Co
PARRY W. PORTER. Of Memphis, Tennessee
aud which is destined to surpass all o.hel
weapons in the deadly certainty and rap
ia repetition Of its discharges. lisa Ugh
md beautiful gun and may be discharged
as revolver twenty seven times IN a min
ute, while il is susceptible Of being loaded
and fred forty times in minute. In con,
formity with resolution Of the Genera
Assembly of Tennessee. the Governor oil
lhat State has ordered thousand OF these
yuns. We learn that ten thousand are be
np manufactured by GEORGE z. Foster
& Co. Of Taunton in this State. They
will undoubtedly beintrodured into the srmv
81 The United States, as forty men armed
with Ibis Gun would be n match for four hun.
ired with the old-fashioned masket. This
invention csnnot fail to excite
public admiration and curiosity .--B0Stof
Transcript
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06
Married.

AT Pleasant Valley, scott CO., on the 30th inst
by Rey E. Apaas, Mr. JAMES NJ. T. HALL to
Miss MARILLA c. HENLEY.
Accompanying the above was the following
notice. The apples were duly distributed and
the happy couple for the time being not forgot
ten.
GAS those imps of ''devlsn about printing offi-
ces seldom get taste OF cakes and other dain-
lies agreeable to the taste OF mortals, please
treat them 10 few apples, fruit so highly rec.
ornmended by their venerable progenitors."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER OF
THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD.
CaiEf ENslNeER's OFFICE, !
Chicago, Dec. 20, 1852
70 tie Directors Of the Caseaso s. Rock Lland
Railroad Company:
GENTLEMEN - The following Report 81
he progress of the work on your Road is
respectfully submitted
The first monthly estimate was made
according to the terms Of the con,rac,, in
April last, and amounted to S73,000.--
Regular estimates have since been made
| on the first o. each month. The ninth 6
innate was made Dec. LIST, and amounted,
{includng all former esiimates) 10 ST.
| 392 900. OF this sum, Sl,327 900 was
for work and machinery between Chicago
and Peru; the balance. SG5,OO0, was for
work between Peru aud Rock Island.
The amount estimated to contractors, al
Ter deduclinp 20 per cent, is as follows:
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Respectfully You're,
ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD

ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Al meeting 81 the citizens Of Joliet or
The i4Ih uIt., the following preamble ane
resolutions, among others, were passed =
Ehereas, The Chicago and Rock Island Rail.
road has been 10 successful operation TO the cit,
oil Joliet, and IS in a course OF progress unpreee
den'ed In the history Of railroad building -ane
whereas We look upon this road so rapidly hur
rylng toward the waters OF the Mississippi ane
westward 10 the Rocky Mountains and the sh ore
Of he Pacific, as the great channel Of western
conmerce--
Therefore, Resolred, That we look with prd
upon The energy which has hurried this grea
me OF IRON rails westward with such rapdit,
and admire the minds which have comprehende,
aad carried i forward
ResoIreS, That The en'erpIising builders Of TIM
foac, Nessrs. farnam and Sheffield, are eptitle,
10 the respect and gratitude OF Western men 10
the great success and energy with uhich the
nave progressed and are still progressing wit,
this work, md We look forward with tnt.9es, !,
our speedy cenuexion with our sister c,,y q
Rock Island upon the Mississippi.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06
THE POCKET E2CULAPIU2:

OR EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
THE FORTIETH Edition. with One Hundred In,
cravings, sho ing Diseases and Msliormationse
the Human system In every shape and form. ~
which is added Treatise on the Diseases OF Frmats
being OF the highest Importance to married people,
those contemplating marriage By
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. ID.
Let no father be ashamed TO present copy oil ths
ESCULAPfUS 10 his child. Itmay save him iron an
early grave. Let no young man or woman enter lhu
the secret obligations OF married life without reading
the POCKET EScULAPIuS. Let no one suffering
from hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless
nights nervous feelings, and the whole train OF Dys
peptc sensations, and eiren up by their physician 20
another moment without consulting the ESCuLAPl'
Us. Have the married, those about to be married
any mPedimeat read this truly useful book as II has
been the means of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws of death.
Es-Any person sending TWENTY FIVE tEN!s
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy OF ms
work by mail or five copies III be sent for one Dai'
lar Address, tPost paid
DIR. WM YOUNG,
No. l52 Spruce ST., PHILADELPHIA
Dec. 80, 1852. Fly
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ALFRED SANDERS, EDITOR
GOOD HOGS AND BETTER PRICES

GOOD HOGS AND BETTER PRICES.
Quite pork fever prevails among our
packers at this time. S575 to $500 pei
hundred, appear 10 be the ruling rates.
Messrs. Burrows s., Pre,i, man bought q
lot Of 20 hogs last week from Mr.. J. L
Rarnsidcs, Of Blue Grass, ia this county,
which weighed a,S7a pounds. or an ave
rage Of 246; lbs. For these hogs they
gave him $500 per hundred. or $500 80
The breed was small one, being the Chi
No hog. Mr.. Barnsides says he never be
isrc made that amount of money so easy
not even while in California. In the price
paid for pork this season. our farmers have
every encouragement, 10 embark larger in
to the business.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

a Buckeye has invented Lath eating
Machine, and has sold for $4,000 three.
tourths Of his paten, for The Eastern States
alone. rtserTlng the Western. They saw
II VII! Gu, large log up into lalh 10 tho
course Of three mfnutes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

A CHANCE FOR SpEcULATIos-The Siai,
Treasurer adyertlses that be will sell al
pnblic auction on The l4th Of next month
Il his office IN The Capitol. all the Eiecirl,
Telegraph lines which have been consirnc
ed within this State together with The ~,
urenances bel ngiug to the same" unles
he taxes due the State arc paid up pre-
vions TO that time. Here is a rare chancr
or dealers in "1ame lightniug."-Milrau
&c Sentinel.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

CONTRIBUTION OF CHEMISTRY no THE HgALtse
ARr.-rhe fact that .4ger's Cherry Peetorai !.
chemical discovery, may explain why the dis
tnguished Professors of thar Science, fSilliman
Hitchcock, Webster and Cleveland, } have giveT
their certificate in its favor. None could bette
Judge OF its merits than these eminent men, ant
their names would be sufficient guarantee O
lis value, il experience had not already proven
to the public that ii is one Of the mos, ehectua
remedies Tor affections Of The throat and lung
ever before them Scientific Retiem
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

Iron HoRsTs FOR THE WET The
Buffalo Cauritr notices that some invent,
locomotives were shipped from that port
about The close Of navigation for The differ
eni western railroads. Among them iwt
beautiful machines for the Rex leland
and Chicago road, aud two very heay
ones for the Great Western Canad
road
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3 Engines.
q Pass, niger Cars.
9 Freight g covered.
"a I" /" open.
i2 Gravel I"
5 ndrepairing cars.

Landrepairing cars.
All the Station buildings between Chi
.cago and joliet are in progress. The
sh IF on The South Branch Of Chiclg,
River ii front Of the Depot ground, has
beeu completed An Engine House, suiii
eient 70 store ID Engines, is nearly read,
tor the Roof
The walls or a blacksmith shop, 40 b.
90, are up, aud roof ready Tor tinnng.-
The machine shop, 80 by 100, and car ship,
10 by i32, nave been commenced, and the
walls OF both carried up to The second floor
The timber work for all these buildings i
in an advanced state Of preparation; bit il
is now SO late in the season that it Is
doubtful |! The walls can be completed be,
fore spring, except for the engine house
which With the blacksmith shop will be
ready for occupation in about four weeks
These buildings should have been com
menccd earlier in The season to have in
insured their completion before cold wealth
er set in. but were delay ed for the settle
ment of the question which had been agi
Iated, Of removing The passenger station Il
a point ia another par, Of the city, il
which event a different location Of the
shops would have been desir able.
AT Joliet, passenger house % by 81
has been built, ADD timber prepared for
freight house. The timber is also frames
FIR all the intermediate station building
between Joliet and Chicago.
From the preceding statement, i; will b
seen that the work has been steadily an
vigorously prosecuted by the Contractors
and had il not been for The unusual SICK
ness which prevailed on some portions Q
he line IN the months of August and Sep
Itemher, and the uniayorable weather sine
The l5t h OF October, have no doubt bu
that The track would have been exlende
TO Ottawa by the present time. Sine
last March, at which time active opera
ions were commenced, (being a liitl
! 'ver 10 months The grading for 100 mile
has been substantially completed, and 5
niles Of track laid This is exclusive
work between Chicago and Jnnc,lon,-si
make log miles of grading, and GO mile
: firack, leaving 10 miles ot grading an
n III miles of track, 10 reach Rock Island
II may he expected that the road will |
pened 10 Ottawa b. the first Of Februar
nd to Peru by the first e March.
4 Fencing has been done al several poin
Jnp the linG between Chicago aud Jolie
q extent nhant niue miles FIR the Ia
,nce Of fence through to Rock lsland pro
ASHTON has been received, which, with
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

The ultra handles Of New York are
adopting toe mouse.isil tnonstacbes, desert
bed last year, 81 The military fashion at
Florence. By means Of gum or soap, the
moust aches arc made 70 stand out, On eth
or side Of The face, like The horns Of cat
fish!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06
IOWA LAND AGENCY

Upctt Side Main bet,reen Front and Pad 81.
TIE undersigned viii give particular aftel.
tion 10 sale and purchase Of Real Estate 10
this city and vicinity. They ha'ter Themselves
fhatiheir experience and a residence OF elghtsen
years In this city and vicinity, will enable then
10 make purchases and sales 10 advantage.
Those wishing purchase or dispose oil Keal
Estate will find il 10 their interest 10 cnlp'cy
them. M'GREGOR & LAWES
Dec IN tRsc
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Dec. a2nd,ia52
Mess-s. Coog & sAssEST.

Mess-s. Coog & SAsGExT,
Davenport, Iowa.
GEyrLEnES :-Your favor OF the Oh inst,
was duly received at this Office, enclosing a
draft FIR sixteen dollars, beng the patriotic con-
tribution OF The Electors Al the election pa!ls,
Davenport, Iowa or The Fad utimo to aid in
the completion Of the National Monument 10
Washington, for whieh the Board OF Managers
tender you, and the generous contributors Their
grateful thanks.
Mos, s nc erely yours,
ELISHA WuurLrsEr, Gen. Ag'
byJ. W. Eck,of, elk
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

A Mrs Drake 10 London whose bopse
commanded fine view Of the funeral pro
cession in honor Of the Duke Of Wellington.
let the upper story Of il for one thoas aus
guineas, (S5090.)
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

Mr.. I. J. G. PAISLEY, prominent cill
zen Of Burlington, Iowa, died on the 27.l
uh. His funeral was largely attended. du
ring which time ''the stores were all CLOSED
in compliment to the memory Of ibe de
ccased.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06
BrsHap ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. IT

Bt>HP ALEXANDER CAMPBELL nis
distinguished scholar and fheatngIan i
meeting with great success IN theupper part
ofthis State, ia raising FINDS. by voluntary
subscriptions, aud contributions, for the y r.
nsnen, endowment II proIess.rship II
Bethany College. IL has already obtain.
ed $4,000 At Savannah, fraction
over 200; II Camieu Point, $1,000
Al Liberty, S2,7a0, At Independence
Si,s00; at lexington, $4,000. The re
nainder vas made aP a other places, H.
was yet to visit other places ia the Site.
and IN due time viii be in st Louis
The hsni of time begius to rest heavi#
JPN Mr. CanpbolI-ihe Lexington Ex.
press savs-bGt there j. o. ftlafe in Thu
sigor Of his gigantic intellect. - 10 Rep.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

EypEDITIous WASHING In the 81 Mich.
oas Hotel just completed ia New York, a
steam engine drives the washing machines
Two in number--one holding about as much
IS two hogsheads, and the other about two
barrels--and the drying machine. By this
apparatus, shirts can DO washed and dried
ready for the ironers ia ten minutes The
most iaborious work of the laundry will
,hus be performed by machinsry--as q
ought TO be-.
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-
DELINQUENT

WILL please take notice, that in conse-
w quence Of the recent election OF Frank
Pierce, il becomes necessary for the present
Pos, Master TO renaore his office, (ior the sake
IT health and comiort) TO the New Hospital To-
cat By General Winfield Scott AT or near the
head waters Of ".SaH Riper" As the remova
will be attended with some expense and il being
some what doubtful how soon no shalt return, il
would much obbge him If all account. are
squared as soon possible.
ID. G, ELDRIDGE,p NJ.
Davenport Iowa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

A friend informs Us that spit gold dollar
pieces are rspjdls circulating. sud cautian,
IS 10 lie on the lonk nut for them, bat W
prefer .to be on the louk oHl' ior ihass
that are not split.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

RICK ISLAND & CHICAGO RAILROAD -
We refer The reader 10 the report If Mr.
Jervis in to DAYS paper, for an explicit ac
count OF The present snd prospective cen
dillon Of the above Road.
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THE WEATHER.

The following is eur comparative table
Of the weather. Last Sunday about four
inches of snow fell. The sleighing which
had preyioasl: been good has since been
very fine
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

Since lhe completion oftLe Lake Shore
railroad 'fresh shell oys,ers,n only Is
hours from New York, are csied in the
streets of Cincinnati.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

An old Whig friend If ours, Of Baf 4
writes that he thinks the death of Uaniei
Webster grenter calamity than The cleo.
tion Of Frank Pierce-Janesriiie Stan
dard.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

EDIroRnL.-Tbe holidays, snndrs
lengthy articles, 10 say nothing Of i'll health,
has abridged lhe quantity Of editorial mai.
ter this week.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

A. SsSprEs, Esq,
DEAR SIE;-He.ewiih is Mr.. WhiiileseY.s
acknowledgment Of receip, Of amount for
warded BY as, on account receipts al Dayeu-
po., polls for Washington Monument,
Yours, COOK & SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

Large quantities d! lard is being pu, up
tai- seas Il Madison aud Cincinnati, n
tin csns. which are sealed like cans oloAs
'ers. They hold as much as lard kegs.
Il less, and il is believed are better ad3p-
ted for the purpose in every particular.
They pack closer, and tie lard will keep
better.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

The Editor Of the Nashville American
says he saw, few days since, tape worm
thirty feet long, taken from very Young
child Of a citizen oil Nashville. The pieces
which had previously come, if together,
would he two or three hundred feet III
length. The las, piece Of thirty feet had
The head attached. During the lime, the
ch.d's appetite was perfectly rayenous
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WASHINGTON 90

WASHINGTON -.
Mr.. Kings health was much worse.
BosroN, 30.
American Glass works destroyed by fire las,
night. Loss 100000. Four hundred hands
out OF employ by the calamity.
A terrible Earthquake occurred at Acapulco
on the 4th inst. Tie largest buildings destroy
ed The shock continued to be felt up 10 the
departure Of the Steamer. A mountain sixty
miles back OF the city was sending forth fearful
eruptions and was distinctly visible from the
harbor. Forty buildings thrown down. Loss
about 500 900 No lives ost.
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Have the goodness to pronounce this III,
!" word, II is The original Mexican TO
country cnrstes:
Observation-Disclosures
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06

The thermometer which indicates The above,
issuspendsd by ring N the open air and Is OBJ
served before sunrise. The sign minus g.
p.esxed 70 number. denotes below zero.
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WILLIAM r. KING.

~ COM, sITI1S OF TUE Mo9N-EyerS
object on its surface nf the height Of one
hundred feet in distinctly seen through
Lord Ross telescope. On it, surface Ar,
cralers Of extinct volcanoes. rocks anil
misses Of stone almost innu cradle. Bu'
there are no signs of hahitaiious such a,
mrs, ~ vestige Of architectural remains =.
show th4, the moon is or ever was inhahi
ied BY race Of mortals similar to our
selves. y, water il visible, no sea, ~
river; all seems desolaic.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-06
PIANO FORTE.

PIANO FORTE.
| Isl received direc, from Hallett q A,.a
- Boston, fine Piano Forte. Rose wooa cas''
| iron Frame, and OF a superior tone.
| This instrument will be warranted periee'
Price $3.50; For Sale by r,,p
G. II. BAXTER.
| At Cheap Book Store, Rock Island ~
n. &. am The only agent tor the Manual
tlrers, in the West.
Rock Island, August 26th, 1852 --
- HAWLS.- Cashmere, White China, C'aP'
- and other Shawls, cheap at WHISTLER -
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hini fect-loek white, some white hars sA
forehead, rather small Of her age. aan,o...5 w !.
thir'y-iiye dollars by Henry F. MeCsnk, -. a
Lyman Smith. A true copy from NV MI, ~
book, ! &c 81, 1852 s''''
AMBROSE sHIRLEY.Jp
Jan, 6fh. 1853 "a,