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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Mr.. L. A MARSHALL....... SOLE LEssEE
Last night but two Of the dir tingusbed and popuaI
Tragedian and Comedian,
MIR. J. Z. MURDOCH.
TIIIS EVENING, FEBRUARY 10,
The performance to commence with Schillers Gee
brated Play, in Eve acts, Of
TIE ROBBERS
Charles de Moor ................MR J. Z. MURDOCH.
Pas De Danube ..by.....MISS ANNIE WALTERS
The evenings entertainments 10 conclude with
the petit Comedy, in one act, Of
PERFECTION.
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The City Posi- OFFIcE.-Anothera article
on this subject is in preparation, and will
be forthcoming in few days.
Send on your facts.
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LIoUOR LAw.-The Maine law has been
sanctioned by large majority of the people
of Vermont. 1t will 60 into effect the be-
ginning of next month.
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- Joe shiIIington receive. all the

81 Joe ShtlIington receives all the
new books and newspapers as fast publ she'd lie
is agent for llarpers and all the other Msgazne and
our readers will Away find large and good assort
ment Of blank books and stationery at his book store
odeon Building, corner of ~ street and Penn av
feb
Rp- Warrington Light Infantry
A meeting Of the company will be held on Thursd'y
night at "a O'Clock. By order:
feb St d n, REERR Ssersery.
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House of Representatives.

Mr.. SEYMOUR Of New York asked the upan-
imous consent of the House to take up and
refer the ware house bill from the Senate.
Objection was made.
The House then took up the bill 10 estab-
lish the territorial government of Columbia
Mr.. JONES of Tennessee moved to Law the
bill on the table; which was lost. The
amendments made in Committee Of the
Whole were concurred in-onc Of which
changed the name of the territory to Wash
ington )" and the bill was read third time
and passed.
Mr.. RICHARDSON reported q bill for the
construction Of public buildings in New
Mexico, which was referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole on the State of The Union.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole On the State of the Union and
resumed the consideration of the bill to es-
tablish the Territory of Nebraska
Mr. HOWARD Of Texas, addressed the
Committee i'll opposition to the bill.
VIRGINIA 1MPRovEMEATs.-The Senate
on Monday passed the bill increasing the
capital stock of the Manassas Gap Railroad
Company, and authorizing a subscription on
the part Of the State of three ffths of eight
hundred thousand dollars.
LIQUOR LAw.-The Maine law has been
sanctioned by large majority of the people
of Vermont. 1t will 60 into effect the be-
ginning of next month.
Roots Wonderful Daguerreotypes.
Go to Roots! No matter whether
1t he clear cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth lie traces
MutitudeS of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, Pennsy lrana avenue, near Seventh
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R% A fine bill is offered at the National
Theatre tonight.
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WASHINGTON IMPROVEMENTS We are
preparing to submit to our citizens series
OF articles on this important matter, and
shall be happy to receive short suggestions
Our friends had better conine themselves
to the plain facts of each case, and allow us
to work them up as the interests of the peo-
p!c require.
The following are the topics to be dis
cussed, and on which We shall be happy to
receive information:
1. Pure Water. II. Lighting the Ciy.
III. Bsautyying the Public Grounds. W.
IGNORING Nuisences from the Streets.
Now, then, who will hand us in the facts &?
Facts are what We want; not essays, how
ever welcome they may be ON other topics.
Facts facts. Give US the facts.
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NAvAL.-The United States steamer Mis-
sissippi, of the Japan squadron, arrived at
Madeira, after boistrous passage, in seven
teen days from Norfolk, on the 14th Deem
Der, and sailed for her destination the 10Th
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-21

BUILDING LOI s--For sale. ten good building lots
din te city Of davenport, well situated for dwelling
houses. Apply 10 &. H.. DAVENPORT
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Rural Axioms.

Ii is as cheap to raise one ton or grass OF
clover as a ton Of hurdocks Of pig weeds.
II costs no more to raise hundred bushels
OF cider apples. or ten barrels Of Virgaheus
or Bartletts, than the same quantity OF choke
pears.
An axe costing two dollars, with which a
laborer may cut fifty cords month, Is a
cheaper toel than an axe costing but one
dollar, with which he can cut only forty
cords. @
A cheap pillow at FIVE dollars, costing in
one season three dollars .ia.arep AIRS snd
! three more in host time. e teams and nen
and b. resarding crops, is dearer pillow
than one at ten dollars, requiring no re-
pairs
A COW bough, for ten dollars, whose milk
bu, Just pays her keeping; affords less
psehi than one at thirty dollars, giving
twice the quantity OF iaiik afforded BY the
former.
4 common dasher chura at two dollars,
used enc hundred times = year, Is not So
economical d purchase as Kendall eharn
st tour dollars, requiring but half the labor
10 work it.
The man who loses hslfan hour OF ,me
worth ono shilling, and wears his wagon and
team equal to two shillings more, BY going
over rough road, 70 avoid pland road toai
Il sixpeLce, loses just two and sIxpence
by the operation.
The labores who wastes half his strength
IN working sill day with s duh saw, because
he cannot give shilling or afford an hour
to get II sharpened, will waste at least %
cents per day orsix dollars per month.
hang, Caltiuator.
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4 ST0gy WrH A NJ RAD = On a our ex-
clangss tells the sforg OF a R9ran "a TO c
Prizes II matBabie + r bunilitg IL was tie
son of ID poor fisherman His pistr and learning
rec mn nd hin Tor Promotion, and b sew
e. concealed tie Lumb'eEeSs Of his origin
of taofga y c rose raa.dig TaE dignity II dig
nltg, he q ~ags sPfe1d net paon his dinner ia-
bic a. raeulasis. Of bis piss atotiai extraction
The reigujrg Poe ard lie Cardigs.s 1s'r .-...'
Afs<. IT'S election he ihviei ihem and hs
frieads 10 magnificent dinner; when, 10 tao
sston sanen, OF the assembled guests. hs time
hon red n was not removed. 0na at the
bodies OF the company KID wis tae fAmii,
o. jeei was missiBge to which the iFremt
Pon;id laeoniealy answered, "Tue hsh j:
asug.t.''
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hARNEss . HARNEss!!

ITO all Id want o. harness, q. W. BARNES, iate Of
l. New York, Is prepared 70 furnish, and keeps con-
o. Gs aasr me s F5 9 ro9 o. d y epv Ssi
and examine.
Team Harness, Si4az s35
Buggy do I2G 50
Also, brides m4rtingals haters, collars; in short,
everything in the trade
Thinning, also, done TO order.
Repairing done with dispatch.
The shop il on Brady street, next door 10 A. c. Bill
lon'E opposita b. SunioTd's Grocery Store.
Dc not forget 70 cai II yoa wan, No. harness;
Il yoa pani cheap set, either be had. Feeling
confident satisfy ii you viii give trial, am
siR~!s On hand waiting for soar orders.
Respectfully. u. w. BARNES.
Davenport. June o. IsJ.-15f
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MORE NEW GOODS!

TI,ST received from the eastern clues cnoice
j and beautiful assortment OF Summer Gooos
N he very latest STYLES and fashion among
which may be found good stock o.
Dress Goods
Very superiof heavy black Silks, Bareges'
Lawns. DE LANES, fine Scotch 9inghamsi
Chamhlas Ginghams, Aipnceas, i,ne wac Efs'
fish and American Chintz, American and Eng,
li.h Prints Of fine quality and last colors, va
p,ins.
pin Swiss. Mini and Jaconut Muslns. Cur
ain MusGns, Irish Linens, fine Table Linens
Ene shirts eAtra, fl G cambric handkerehteis
,ymte drlIlngs, colored Camhiics aud papel
= $50 Bonnet and Dress Trimmings.
Rilhnfs. Florence silks, Grape Isle, whilt
Crane. artificial Flowers, silk aud Worsled
i;in,ps and Braid, new s,,l dress buttons, La
ees eaeiuos, Insertions, Chemiseites, coHafs
entr.. &c. cords, Linen Tapes, SILK stay ano
shoe laces, eiasfies.
Gloves and Hosiery.
White. coio,ed and black Kid Gloves, hes
onahty. extra heavy long silk Nitts, short 90
White col,rcd and bltck Silk and LisIe Gloves
sunerior black silk Hose, fine white, slate an
mlxed hose. M,sses d., gents. black silk ana
b,st cotton, white aud mixed ball hose.
Real Shell Combs.
Shell tuck side and circle Combs, limitation
10. besi Eag. Reading and fine Ivory Combs
aud some
Beautiful Parasols
STAPLE GOODS:
Fine blpachei Sh3nings and Sheettngs;
Linen and Cotton. Check > and stnres;
Heavy ,ickings, blue drills, nem'ins, and
Cntonades. Linens, dflils, Fine Cloths,
All wool, light colors for summer wear,
Fine Blk Doe Skin and drape debte,
Tweeds and gold mixed jeans, and
Clsimcres. SC.
Cafpcting:
A good stock OF Ladies aad Children shoes
WINDOW SHADES:
GKecsRies AND QcEfNswA2E:
-ALSo:-
a few beautdulCenre Lamps with cut globes
and drops.
All al which viii b. sold FOR Cash as cheap
as The Cheapest BY -
Davenport. MAY iith, 1853
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FRESH ARRIVAL
:, ona ;r.sh,onablo Goods.

a
ITyHE subscribers have inst received thei
snrinr sio,k OF goods, and are now ready 10
showl Their customers and all others VINO may
favor them with q call, the largest stock 'hey
have ever offered . among their goods may oe
ionnd good stock at
Dress Goods
Baregcs, Lawns, Choll, Bartge, De lanes, IA
q - rege de Lame, de Btses, Nc
Black, Chameleon and Broeade; NJ
Z "A good assortment u ~
Bonnets; .
~ = and Bonnie, Silks and Linings'
Bonnet Ribbons; s. a
in great variety;
) Artificial Flowers,
Also, Dress Trimmings and tationa, New Styles;
Gloves and Hosiery
White. cold and blk kid Gloves, DIX lace ana
Moliair mitss, Silk aud li.e Gayes, waite, inix.
ed and black hose, mems cotton and Wool Ian
hose: r .hE4
Linen Cambrie lldkfs: 81
Black Lace Wells, hiack Stlk lace and Eigings;
Ia White Goods
Pain Swiss, Mail ana Jasone M1ls'ns, PLAID
Swiss aud Jacone' do, iadowcuria'n mus
Inns, etc. sas
Swiss Edgings ana Inyeit4nss, Chr'nisette, Gel.
@85s Lars, e'c
Staple Goods. Se
Prints, Irish Linens, a. AZ a, BIO and bleach
cd Mnslns, drills, tickiugs, OGaaare. Gaunels,
Sainetts. CassimeIes, Mems summer wta',
Tweed, etc., etc.
We have also on hsnd good assortment OF
Boots and Shoes:
Ladies Misses and CaiiureHss Shoes;
Mems Call and Kip Boots;
g and bays Cali an KIP Shoes;
Caters
Hardware: Queensware:
Groceries:
Coffee, Sugar. Molasses and Golden Syrup,
Tea, Rec, Tobacco, Pepper and Spice, Sa'
E,atus, baking Soda, rlnegar, soap, maekeref,
Cod Fish, eic ,e'c.
And almost every thing else that i-ielnlfed to
make up retail store, which we WIZ seA al pr
ces that y IL give saIislarfion
WOODWARD 4 HARRIS,
Font Street. OtQestte Steam Mas.
Davenport, April 2fst, 1853,
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Tas Bar pGsfEEtTias ToR WkR.-"Bai,
SIR, give W hese twcny bve ye4rs % eaee.
d. bel eve, sir, TIA this coming ia rter 81 cen
TORS ~ to be lie most iHpor AMI Ia our whale
history, / GO beserrh ypg 70 iet - h,sve these
twenty-five years Al least Of peace lie hsse
tlrtle wastes be filad up with swsfntiug nj. :
ions--ler tie tide Of t@in grGli1s from Earote
q oa-lst tAe steamer, tine On Gai, t'3e rg1fv-ar
AID pspeciiiy lgt this great psctvicfaj. war sub
due these nnghtY distances, ard bring a. 5 VEST
* ensif IN span. l. us pay acS ibe iaguts
~ c AiEuna gold vista bsIs o! Ati.ntjc is5b.
Let ogrienltdre ciCthe cur Rasr was r. with va
wing plenty Let the ID iasttlal and neehan c
Srs erectrheir psacefai fcrtstsses al the water
falls. And iher, sir, in thu train o. this grow
ING population, tc, the printing attice,'he itcsure
room. he village school house, and 1be village.
church, lie seattle ed over the rosnry. Bat
~ these twen'Y-fve yssrs we shall exhl bit 3
spectacle of national prosperity rueb es the
world has never seen ca So &c scale and
sci within ihe reach Of sober, practical can
remFlatson.f -fDwARp FvfsrrT
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EIcAGo MUSIC STORE!
,. A. CEsANDAlL.
No. ., LIE CLAIRE Row,
1lava44 -1art Irvrs
nayenport. Iowa

4 GEST FOR she sale af nsieal instruments. Must
! eal Merchandise of every description, Latin. Lew
is d Cos. ceieerniad PLANO F0ETES, Prince & Co.'S
Celebrated Aelodeou., 81.
H sfiii also Keep hand Sheet Music, - the h..
test publication. Cheap Publications Of the popu
lar writers Of the day books 81 instruction for The pa-
Forsas. Guitar HeloasoH. FlGtina. Violin. Accor-
DION. Fiaia Sc. BY different authors. likewise Station
cry, and other thlu.s too numerous 10 mention.
The Subscriber hopes by striei attention 10 business
and lew prices share portion Of public patronage
aud requests talt persons wanting anything in his lnC
to ca aud exanIne his before purchasing else
+ where.
any articles not On hand obtained to order
June &c. fi-tf
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Branch of the
vEpNnNT MARINE WnRYS

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING CONNECTED
themselves with extensive wholesale establish
Heni in Vermont prepared 20 furnish the citizens
OF Davenport ard vicinity, and all those wishing to
purchase
MONUMENTS, TOMB-TABLEs, OR HEAD AND
PoOT-ST0SES.
to The memory Of their deceased friends, that they
be supplied. Nv calling at shop the corner OF
Rock Island and Second streets, with just the article
they want, ana 81 lower price than be furnished
IL the Western country, b, VII olesale retail.
\. B.. poa't forget the plaee-corner of Rock Island
ana Second streets. L. d. q J. l.. WALLAR.
Davenport, May Q, lsjS-e5tf
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Furniture and Chairs.
p pa ?

e-------<==- WOULD respectfully Inform the pab-
- ,z-.s-,z..s, .ie that he has jasf opened adai
Eszl4-.----~z1-! 8oual Furniture NHre-T0om In the
building adjoining the old one, where
hs 8nakes to oEdeT. and Keeps hand good sssoFi
InsHi OF Cabinet Ware
HiS stock consists in par. Of
Dressing aad plain Bureaus;
Centre Card and Sewing Tables;
Dining and Brsakisst do.
Redsieads. boGbla and Single;
Lougss and Warirobes;
Cupboard, large and small;
LADIES' Work Boxes Looking Glasses,
Cribs, Cradles and Irundle Beds:
Osiise DesSs Towel Racks and busters,
CaGirs, Cane, PolEG. French;
Senltep Back. Spa Bottom;
Sewing aud 4 m Rockers
ALSO " liiow wagons. Baskets, ChGrrs,
Tubs, Baesets, -esves. Bssotas, &c, &c.
Rooms On Brady Street, between Third ard FoGath
Streets.
Coins made with dfspatch,
Davenport June 2gtL. 1853
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REMOVAL

HOUSE, SIGA,.iND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
And GAAIlNG.
JAMES p0AAfl respectfully &C
-. kGo wedges 10 5s friends and The
-ss@sS ~s.sesspatlie eenerslts, their liberal sup
- post. and would inform them that
h. can 1.ssvs be otls,a ~ mrs stand Brady 81,
Gas. siae} tstwnen second snd Third sis, adjoining
israel EaH2 Cabinet Narefepals, where be = no&
prepared 70 execute Ill orders in lis Inc. His loBg
xpegIenee - the bis ress warrants hin Ia ensurinS
has patrons full satisfaction in any sork ilat may be
entrusted to hin.
Particular stteBon given - estimating on any pub
lie o. p.lats buildings, Persons wishing any oi the
a5oYewers doue, vii 10 vel io give A!i cal before
letting ths9r Rdfk.
Paints Of al eoloEs prepared and ready for use
Glass u all SIZES, putty, &c, sor sale.
r. s.-Aiso a new article Of COMP0slTIQSEoQF-
ING, invented hy J. Dou4sl, which can be PIT at
= IN. - LAS. DoSSEL.
paverIror.. jung 9. Issa-as
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UHn WANTS A HOME

THE Subscriber has laid OF portion OF his land into
l lois Of one acre each chance is DOW offered
for those wishing 10 make profitable investment, or
kor those desiring 10 secure homestead These lots
lie iIanmediatey adjoining The city. but ten minutes
W ak from the Courthouse The pasehport and Goun-
one acre of this land WI. make poor man a good
home and eventually rich man. ANY one desiring
10 pnrgriase will Iply to WILLARD hAhkoNS,
tourf Surveyors olee on Second street, above the
Pas, tifl,e OF, Ia J. ". u. BIZ RRONS.
payprrprr Nav o. 1854 GIN fY
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,rtrMnTp STOVE STORE

IT VICE ERSHhM, Manufacturer OF Tin, Sheet Iron
Ii /. and Copper Ware; keeps constantly on hand
large assortment Or ever! article IN his line. together
With the unparalleled Prairie state and Charter oak
to3&lns stove. which he warrants for two years.
Second haud stoves, old Castings Copper, Brass,
Pewter. Zane aud Rags bought in exchange Tor any art
Gle In olr line.
Corner Of Main and Second streets opposite Cook &
sGFZsIS banking house. Davenport, June Q, 1898
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4 CORRESPONDENT Of the Memphis Aq
pea writes that the poet Alexander Smith,
whose. productions have recently made such
a sensation in the literary circles of Scot
land, and are 50 favorably noticed in the
English Reviews, was, in 1916. "see6ya
and neglected individual in Wisconsin. the
butt for ridicule of all the literary people of
that ilk-and that after seeking in vain
through all eur principal eastern cities for
Just appreciation OF the merits OF volume
Of his poems, then recently printed, he
went to Europe, where he has become ia
nous.
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y DRESS BUTTONS. :

In great variety, and pearl and agate do o al.
Sorts. A great variety ot iinch aud cotton reg-
rga and iaser'inys. embroidered d,, cn!ored sfih
see cdgrgs Tor trimmings, black silk lace do.
from four inches wide, - one fourth ard, black
six yisettes, spfirg sigles. Nersted tfeitin4
braids wnrsted and silk hraits great VARIETY
Ladies' best kid and isle thread and 90 o.
gloves, gents do. Ladies and gcnts worsted
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LOOK HERE sTRANGERl

nNE word with you while hal e your eye. Have
" you ever Trave,eds If not you are bound 10 90
so This world Is AL eommotien. No rustinS out
.now.a-day's Yon viii wake up some morning and
n,d Rail Road stretched right along ia front OF !oni
tn ballgine is nnon you-yon are caught npthe cries
Of wife and children are avail higines have nc
hearts IL husbands have. Well the thing i dld you
are can't tell how far from home, right Ilafnp IN
Davenport. cause that's where The Rail Roads are
coming. Well. you In fv something must be
done YOUR adnlonishes you that Railroads
don't stop digestion. Stranger it Is er nj moment
don't too hsty but reflect. aud Sou do 50 rine-
Der that Hotel.
THE WHITE HALL.
and Brown is Proprietor. ARE in davenport There
YOU can be made happy quicker than Roadway cure
aloye-sick boy Shall tell how 1t Is done-a fil
sfomae-elean bedskird attention and all So nice ne
20 almost make fellow forget his northumberland
all 50 reasonable. Well IFS Hse talk ing--eome Hnd
So aud think all will BE- right In the morning.
The above house il the principal stage Office 10 the
city.
By ". Il. BROWN.
Dated at Home. June. .. IsJ3-2o
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COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE

TINE Oniee Of the County surveyor Is now Soc
/ ond street, two doors above the Postotice Per
sons calling Surveys will piease leave their names,
and The numbers OF The land IN be surveyed. Seee-
lions made Of choice lands for entry at all times Cor
rect rlats vacant lands always on hand Seven inn
proved farms for sale 81 yarioas size and price, and
trv one1ere lots near town. Three farms rent;
also westinghouse III the city Fourth street.
june o. ts52~aS w. BARk0NS. Go. Surveyor.
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DAVENPORT STEAM GRIsr MILL.

w have sttedhp oar Frame Nld for Custom y ORR
w and now ready = receive GRAM and wall erhd
the saline the following terfus.
We viii grind all merthantatId Wheat and Rye Tor
onesesenth, and for cents per bush 81; VIII grind
Oats. Barley dc. ror feed for I'VE cents The Farmers
Will undersi8ad WE shall nil toll damng 4 or uumsr-
charitable Wheat Any one wishing such ground can
have il done by paying IL cents per eushel Our ia.
for grinding work will be Tuesdays and Fridsys
BURROWS q PRETTIAAS
Dayenporf June 0. ie.l-+,.
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c rraS MATTRESSES Il eaae spandeh 81
tie Aat5nsa lg.si1iseHcer sta = hat an inEots
m improvement his be 2 maae b Mr. Rto 1-
san nlaEn6ar'ere at mai'rassts froe9 est
to3, Mhat d are eatE-esy free From The kJscisus
wh'eh havf htheIto been madeso Ehe article
II the statements q tie writer prove ecreet,
crest ai83E5nal market vii ~ created faf tie
great ssape y tie seaFh, arb gaze 10 ueoFF-
an TEN 81 domestic expense sased T. hoasH
ketueTs
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BOYS CLOTHING.

Coats, pants and vests IN good variety. Let
every body GENE along, he can s'give lem tits
HIS stock OF BfoadcIoths, Ctssimeres, Doe
sh ms, cashmcret's, sa'inefis, tweeds, tdoah'.
ana slugie width - really choice Kentucky
Ie1ns, rihhed tnsuar, vclvets, stout linens, nan
K ne uni co,lanade IN abundancc--Ssitp, hk,
lasting, etc Tor vests, and buttons Of all sorts
o button all these goods up with, such as vel
vat, btocldc, "a tier maehe, twisf, oha'rs aud
choice niit coat and vest buttors.
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An Oh WHISKY sosksd iasb5lafs feH mo the
eaaai Yesterday nsar tie II ca s#sst b5iags
lis bHay vas 30 hai al lie lime "a ths scesde a.
tfst lie ater boilrd nP atou' hiu, ard diled
he ait With saeam.-Eaea he vas tsse9 out
h was hsd y scsld bal ne s., u 2fybabls e oF-
er.- Ca,Aen arsa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-21

II .KtNs A FIcr8 s4EEEL TIE Frederick
Exam a u states .i5st cooper a tlat city @
a der talel me Jas last week IN he space on
ten i8n *, which a. considered faek work
sheteu, On NJ. HARRISON hNsrt, aa8thet
cooper aneeItsok ~ aver tpseess qerrei
lss Tine, nj suecee.ad ii eoaslet.as J. nt sn
minutes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-21
cry DRUG STORE.

STEVENSON d. CARsAHAN.
EePECTFTLLY call the attention Of PHYSICIANS
ID and oihars 70 their well seleetcI s,osk OF. E
DaTGS AND MEDICINES,
siInls o wan.a pGre article OF medicine are invited
10 exaae their stock of ssicet Powders and hxnets,
together with all the variety belonging 70 the Drug
ntsir5@ss "a "a Davenport, 5si.e 0. l552-a5-2m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-21
WN. A. NOUR~E

HASjn s. received the greater par Of his
l. i spring stock al dry goods, consisting pFte-
ctpatiy OF almost Everything saleatle Va That
line. lie las the most desirable assortment tG
he IS Judge, and he iltinSs ne al fhat Is 70 be
QUAD IN any estaai shfnen' ~ tbs vicinity
lis stock u lazy goods j. '.som," io cay the
east
Ii ,ou aaBt any silks, nlohair fabrics, opi n,
narlges, harana aud muslin dc ialnes, law ~.
giasiiaras, prints or any dress ttitnmihgs, eB-
broi1ers> ans thing a, all, jus, call ahl SEQ
~. aAt i. anLl tnr tire ewes.