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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

SESsIsLE.-The Cincinnati Times has
The following sensible article in regard to
dieting during the summer season. II is
sufficiently Epicurean to suit our fancy, and
expresses our sentiments better than We
CO lid curse W /:
sanitary people are. as usual, very plen-
,y about these days. They generally come
round with green peas and strawberries,
and 90 OF with watermelons and musque-
toes. They beg to talk alb, ute Cholera
Ito predict its coming-to suggest precau-
tions-and 10 tell over the old stories of the
dirty condition of the city, and the i'll health
of the corporation generally. They pro-
hibit fruit, and are particularly severe Oh
vegetables; and in fact ike the locust OF old
they are down on every green thing. Now
this all may be very well, but it strikes us
that about as many people are dieted and
frightened into sickness as there are injur-
ed by partaking moderately Of the fruits Of
the earth. Strawberries, cherries, grapes
Sc, When ripe never injure any one unless
eaten to excess. So ii is with vegetables.
and We hope our friends will not contine
themselves to bread and water, or any such
moderate, aud We may say light diet-!t's
all aelus:on, hulabug.'
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RENwICK & SON.
STEaMBo At AGENTS, FoRSs ARpiSG, STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,

4,
ID EsPECTFULlY call the 1T .nton nffarmers, ship
n pers SEd the pahlic generally TO this advertise
meat.
They will al all times be ready to store and ship
cry description of produce and merchandise, 10 buy
and SILL on commission, and trust by prompt and
strict attention 10 the Interests Of all WHO may favor
them with Their patronage 10 merit the pnblic conn
den e.
spacious building recently erected b. Mr. Fulton de-
signat "a the Bazaar, 10 which attached ,nm,no-
dous iandn. for steamboats, NJ all stages of the river,
and possesses advantages favorable the importer
shipper not the least OF which il that drayage will
be required FROM the Warehouse 10 beats, from
boats 10 the Warehouse. MAY ., ls53-s5
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WHO WANTS A HOME .

TUE Subscriber has laid of portion Of his land into
! lots Of one acre each. eanee is now offered
iof those Wishing 10 make profitable investment or
lor loss deslfng 70 secure homestead. These lot,
lie iinmmediately adjoining the city, but ten minutes
walk from the Courthouse. The Davenport and Coun-
tll bidhs Railroad viii pass trough near this land
one acre Of this Land viii make Il poor man d good
home, aud eventually rich man. ANY one desiring
10 purchase VIII apply 10 WILLARD BARRONs,
oeHtf surveyors office, Second street. above the
r9s1 once. or TO J. II. b. BURROWS
Davenport, May g. lr53-34 6ln
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EXPRESSLY FOR THE LADIES |!
MARBLE works.

II 'hE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the ctlzcns Of Davenport and vicinity, and to all
those wishing t" purchase AONu MENTS 10 the mem
or! Of ihelr deceased friends that they be- supplied
.! calling Ut his shop, on Main ST. between FIRST and
second. west side. where he viii DO pleased to furnish
CUT STONE of every description, low II. il can bc
bought in the Western country.
Italian and American Marble for Monuments. HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also a superior article of FREE
STONE, De-, very cheap. W. W. KENNEDY
Davenport, June 8, lsj3-4j
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asammr. why don,t your lnother mend

Sammy, why don't your mother mend
that rip in your trowserst'
stOh, she's gone 10 the sewing circle ~
make clothes for poor children. "--EEri.
A very naughty mother, She should
have gone to the theatre, or ballroom, and
then 10 enyious person would have sneered
at her practices. There is great power ~
ridicule, but il is az potent against good
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

BRatSwoRK.-Feliow citizens, as you
sprawl ON your sofas this pleasant forenoon,
or make an inverted z. of Yourself by prop
ping your chat. back against the wall, you
probably think it must be easy TO write
what YOU find it easy to read. Did you ever
plough, hoe corn, or plant eabbages! We
have been engaged in al these rural ex-
ereises, and have also swung The scythe and
cradle under the hot sun OF the South and
We solemniy declare that thephysicai labors
aforesaid are mere recreatiens in comparison
with the exhausting toll Of writing for the
press in a close Office, with southwestern
aspect, when the thermometer is in the
neighborhood Of the nineties. The Wig
orous ideas that should find their way by
electric telegraph from the brainto the pen,
lquefy Oh the road and o"ze out in big
globulas Of perspera;ion. while the more DEL
rate fnncies evaporatc BY the ''insensible'
process Excuse, therefore the short COM
ings OF genius under the soporic influence
of the summer solstice; for. be assured, that
a vertical sun. however il may dulciiy and
mature cherries, piums. and ether irutal
s.plumptitudes, = is by no means favorable TO
the Developments OF intellectual products.
Sunday Times.
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LOOK HERE STRANGER ,

nSE word with you while hal your eye. Have
" youey.r Travcieds III not you bound !" do
50 This world Is all eo'nmotiont No rnsting out,
nov -a-aas's." You will wake mp morning and
i'm. Rail Road stretched right along in front Of Your
deer. Noa look surprsed--hcre Il bu1zins sonnd ana
the bullgne j. upon NotNou are caught up-she cries
wife and children are. avail Buligines have no
hearts II husbands have. Well the thing is did: yea
are. can't tell how far from home, right plump In
Davenport. Cause that's where the Rail Roads are
coming. WE'LL you are in hs, something mast be
dane yoar inncrman aamonishes you thai Railroads
dent digestion. Stranger. Il Is crti III moment
don't be too h4ss, bur reflect and You do renIca
ber that Hotel,
THE WHITE HALL.
and Brown lis Proprietor, in Davenport. There
you be made happy quicker than Railway can cure
i lose-sick boy Shall tell you how il is doaea iai
stonach--ciean bedsktnd attention and all 50 nice
alnlos, make s fellow forget his grdnimaiher--aHd
all 50 reasonable, Well lis tulking-coHc and
So. and think all will h. right In the morning.
The above housa is the principal Stage Oiyc In the
city.
b. W. X. BROWN.
Dat ID at Home, June. ., ls5a-eo
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HARNESS F.! HARNESS

ITO all in want Of harness, G. W. BARNES, late Of
1 Acw YORK, is prepared 10 furnish. and keeps
st-nily hand, the best article, made OF the very best
and examine.
Team Harness, sl4a s25
Buggy do pa 80
Also, brides, martngas, hal,ers, collars in short,
every thing IN the trade.
Trimming, also, done 10 order.
Repairing done with dispatch.
The shop IS Brady street. next door to q. c. Bill
Ions opposlts b. SanforI's Grocery store.
Do hot forget 10 call II yoa want No. harness; or
If YOU want 4 cheap Vt, either be had Feeling
conliden, can satisfy II you will give me trial. am
always hand waiting for your orders
Respectfully. q. W. BARNES.
Davenport, June 8, ls53-25tf
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sTAIE 0F WIsr0N.IN.L

y.
!lEBsDA ALLY appeared before nae. J. II. Hayden,
Jns}9gr u u. Peace Ia and tor said county. Hen
y barr u iasfu sse who being duly on ais oath
cay hat Bounty Land Warrant No 50 I for 90 acres
isacd 70 Aa 10 the name Of AUBTs Sickle rcsidrnt
Of Fayetse county State Of PeunsS wanna bearing a
Of, or about the 18th day Of May, A. ID ie5s s1d War
rant granted under Act Of congress OF tA day Of Feb
rGar., A. ". isi7, said Land Warrant legally as
sigueG 10 this aanl by the saa Henry Sickle on or
abOuG the 18th day OF Jun. A. b. le52 was stolen from
the possession Of THIS afani By Two Germans in Scot;
county, state Of Iowa, about the sd eay OF Ma.
venb n ID. lc52, and this afaant has been sble 10
rceoN er OF sad Warrant; that said War
RAM has never assigned, located b. this arian
nor voluntary parted with his right 70 t.e Warrant in
question.
Justice PEARsos Corr. Perry0poiis Payctte 70.
HEsHY STtCgLE, Rcd Stone
1HoaAs AAcLOEFEleH, " :.
JOINS B4ER.
Julg I4sl, le33. S5sw
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
Wilson & Harley

TTANE REMOVED their Grocery and Provision
Store u the corner Of I'd and Brad! streets,
der the Gazette Office,
They have enlarged their stock. considerably, to meet
tlle demands Of their increasing cuatoBers They have
hand Black, Young Hyson aud Imperial Tea; Rio,
Laguyra and Java Coffee. Sugars very cheap. 70 il
Of Sugar for 81. Rice, Chocolate, Aolasses Of all
Kinds. Spices, Dried Apples ard Peaches. No. ], 2
and Mackorel. Dried and Picked Herrings. Boston
Pickles, Tobacco. Giass and Nails. kanhHwa and
Ground Alum Salt. La fact, We have everything CON
nected with the Grocery Trade Also, good assert
inent Of Queensware, Shoulders Sides and HAMS su-
gar-carsd Hams, &c.
UJ@We intend doing a Cash business, and pay Cash
for everything consequently anord TO sell cheap.
June 10, 1853. w. d. II.
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ID oCk ISLAND AND MOLINE HACK.-Thc sub
II scrber has recently purchased this old and popular
line. which started Is y. Lynch. deceased,
jEst PIT new large and comfortable hack and fsas
confident i. can give better satisfaction than ever
those who ride with hin.
The hack leaves Book l>lsad al and 10 o'clocic.
". and Molinee and IL O'Clock; and leaves Rock Is
land AZ 2 and Moline from NGrss store u o'clock.
". Jane O. le53-so. JOHN Lusk.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given that Bounty Land Warrant No
z34cI III 20 acres. issacd 10 and IN the name Of Hen
~ stcEls Of Fayeits county and STATE Of PeGnsylyu.
MA bearing date OF Eth May. a. H.. l52 and granted
uHder ae OF Congress o. February llih a. D. ls47 and
vas dsly ana Legally assigned Henry Barr for yaiaa-
Ole Consideration by the said Henry Sickle. further
ghat afterwards, 10 vii: the I'D DAY 81 November
:. D. ISJa sad Land Warrant was stolen 10y ~ o Ger
uans tuaIaas unkHOang from ihc Sid Henry Barr,
It county Scott ind STATE Of Iowa, and that have
been apabs TO recover tuc possession Of thu sid War
rant aud th=l ny intention 10 make application
the Commissioner 81 Pensi4As Tor duIdeatc OF said
Warrant. HEIRY BARR
dated iii, Ill day II Jply 4. D. It33.
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CITY DRUG STORE.

STEVENSON d CARNAHAy.
ID EsPEC fFULLY call the attention of Physic;ous
4 ana others 70 tl tir we'll selected stock or
BRfGS AND MEDICINES
which usy have just rec lived from PhiiadeIpbia phy
sicfahs WHO "aHta pure article Of medicine invited
to examine their stock Of select Powders and Extracts
t"gtther with ali ths variety belonging TO the Drug
business. davenport june ., lr53-35-3m
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Branch OF the
VERMONT MARBLE WORKS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING CONNECTED
L themselves with ext ensive wholesale establish
ncnt in Vermont, prepared TO furnish the citizens
OF Davenport and vicinity, and all those wishing to
purchase
MONUMENTS, ToM8-TABiEs, OR HEAD AND
FOOT STONES.
the memory OF their deceased friends that they can
be supplied, by calling : shop the corner OF
Rock Island ana Second streets with just the arItec
they want, and ~ lower price than can De furEsned
IL ihe western eoNRtfy. W wholesale retail.
y. b. Don't forget IAe place corner Of Rock Island
and Second streets, T.. II. q J. L. NALLAR.
Davenport Man Q, l-53-9Jti
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COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE.

'INHE Office of the Count. Surveyor Is now on Sec
i ond street. two doors above the Posoiilce. Per-
calling for Surveys will please leave their names
and the numbers OF the land b. surveyed. Selcc
lions made OF choice lands for en.r. a all times. Cor
r:ei pla,s Of vacant lands always haHd. Seven inn
proved farms for sale Of various size and price, and
twenty oneaere lots near Three farms for rent;
also i dn cliinshoRse in tht city, Fourth street.
Jane .. Is53-ae w. EA.kDWS, CO. Surveyor.
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DAVENPORT STEAM GRIsT MILL

I'VE have fitted up Frame NIL for cassom work.
w and ready 10 receive, rain, aud viii grind
the same the following terms.
We will grind all merehaBiabls Wheat and Rye for
one-svcnh. and Corn for cents per busha will grind
Oats. Barley &c feed for dive cents. The Farmers
will understand we shall nit toll dnmag ed or upmer-
charitable. Wheat. ANY one wishing suth sroand eau
have done by paving 10 cents per hushsi our days
for grinding custom work viii b. Tuesdays aud Fridays
BURROWS Il PREIIlMAN.
Daypuport. June q Js,l.-5
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

THE subscriber just retained from st. Louis. would
respectfully inform citizens OF Clinton county.
that ne has received large and well selected assert
ment Of Spring and Summer goods. consisting in part
of Dry Goods Groceries. Hardware. Queenswarc,
Boots ana Shoes. hats and caps. also good assortment
OF ready made clothing. and cooking stoves. together
with large variety of other goods usually kept in es-
tbiishmets OF the kind. all of which viii sold ON
the most reasonable terms.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods.
Cash will be paid for lo.0tU bushels OF wh.ht and
.GGo hogs. ALBEIT NJ. JACOBSEN.
LYONS, Clinton county. Iowa June D, ls53.5
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REGULAR PACKET.

4 ~ II h can He
T4 ANDoAH, Eag Laval lie Master,
- ~ TuH feeainall 5urIng the shiirr
season. between 81 LOUIS aud Galtna, stopping Al all
the int rme ports. Shtppe ma rely upon her
coutinu ng in the trade duting the and pass
yer. Hron comfort convenience, ana eSpe lltIon. Pr
freight or passage sppty On board. Apr "a 81
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

| AaLs bpRGE, fobacconist, has now on hand nnt
- ioF sale, iirstraa assortment of imported and do
mesile cigars, tobaeeo, pipes, shuf-bo&cs, cxe.
Also iine-cut chewing, smoking. and plur tobacco
~ Wholesale or retail Merchant, supplied nj - Ion
y prices Main ST., doors south Cook IL Sargent
Banking House,
June y, 1888
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W have on hand and for sll" complete Hssort-
w meut 81 Boots and SHOES from au Infant Shoe To
slo@a Bpnl 9ll of which offer for safe very low.
june 3. lee3.Aa VAN INYL q. COOK.
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Cheap. Cheap! Cheap!!.
BOOST AND SHOES
StIj J.JoRpAS would announce 10 the citizens 0!
Vl.s BaS port ard the public, that he has opened
- Ludies ana GsLilemcAs boot and shoe store ad-
joining Burrows x PreIiyman's store one door above
the Iowa Clothing store. where he is prepared 10
ufaetara boots and shoes Of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH
Fine silk lasting Caters. fancy and plain
hossth Boots; EIiameied Patent Paris
Boots Tics, Brouzs Paride; Ark.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds:
BHskius Polka Boots
4 large sgortnisLt OF L4dic. aud Misses Cnildrcns
Shoes, 700 numerous to mention.
Also large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern fine French Boots; Congress
CATERS. Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco,
aud all kinds OF heavy work suitable for country.
as we'll as city all who want neat lit and
boot would 10 well to cali al the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. Call aud see. June o, ls53-34tf
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YANKEE INGENUITY Us FOREIGN INGENUITY
Willis, OF the Heme Journal, tells the fol-

YANKEE ISGEsurTy as FOREIGN IsGENuIrr
Willis, OF the Home Journal, tells the fol-
lowing:
And--talking OF workmen--1 was amused
a few days since. With contrast rs to the
treatment OF obstacles between two who
we're working Tor the satae Wages of'h
describing. because il illustrates with some
truth the difference bctN cen the common
American mind AMI the coan,Gon European.
We were preparing 10 throw our bridge
across lakewood brook. a quiet, little. mar
row-shoulaered American, with my horse
hi.ched TO drag. was drawing stone for
the roadway beyond, and broaa-shoulder-
ed fellow from the old country was digging
earth to fill in Az stood looking on tor a
moment saw thrifty little cedar. which
had been partly uprooted and. requesting
the digger to sci it upright, and shovel some
dirt round it, I walked on. Returning a
few minutes after, ! saw my cedar erect
enough. but its roots still exposed. "Why
didn't you cover it with dirt" | asked.
sSure, sir" said sturdy Great Britain, with
look Of most honest regret that he had not
been able TO oblige me. ''you told me to
shovel it. and have no shovel" He was
working with spade.
It was not ten minutes after this, that !
saw my little Yankee dol!ar.a-day unhitch-
ing the horse from the drag. .Wha. are
you going to dol" l asked "Why, there
is no more stone to be got on this side" ne
said, 'sand that carpenter don't seem to be
coming along to fix the bridge. thought
I'd step ever aud get what's his-naneis
oxen ana snake them tinbers up. and then
haul them across with a block and tackle,
and put on the plank. could draw stone
from the other side then Here was a
quiet proposal to do what looked for
ward to as quite a problem, even for a
professed mechanic. had bespoken car
penter for the job, three weeks before.
There stood the two abutments six feet high
and TWENTY-FIVE feet apart, and stream
swollen BY freshet and hardly fordable on
horseback rushing between. and how those
four immeyesble timbers, thirty feet long,
we're TO be got across, without machinery
and scafioiding, to span this chasm Of TWEEN
r-fve feet, | was not engineer enough to
see. 1t was among the "ehores that man
with common gumpiion could do, easy
enough" however, rs my little friend said,
and il was done the next morning, with a
block and tackle, rollers and levers-he CO.
ing about it as naturally as il he had been a
bridge builder BY profession. There being
no higher price, for day labor with his
amount of gumption, and day labor such a.
the other mans who could no. conceive how
spade might be used for shovel, shows
how common thing ingenuity is in our
country, and how Characteristic OF a Yankee
il Is to know no obstacle. II W.. worth re-
corlinr | thought
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YtrtEIOw GLAss.-Two hundrya aud ms paeaa-
w ges Of various SIZE. from FxiU 10 2bx3D iRehes-
AlsO fns packages DrAggsts' Gassaar just received
from Pittsburgh and sale Drug No
,zss1.. -, Inns
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MAMMOTH STOVE STORE.

II WfckERsHhM, Manufacturer Of Tin, Sheet Iron
Ii. and Copper Ware; keers constantly on hand q
large Of every article in his line. together
with the unparalleled Prairie stats and Charter Oak
cooking stove. which h. warrants for two years.
Second hand stoyes, old Ca>llugs, Copper, Brass,
Pewter, Enc and Rass bought ~ cyeAanse for ntis ar-
ode III line.
Corner " Main and Second Streets epntsit, Cock q
Sargent banking h9ass. Davenport. june Q. .51-s3
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New Saint Paul, ]. l. Bissell, Master.

a 3<R~N MS e#tE &a.8 4&
2sNtSAs commence her regular ips N
the orening Of ina isatien, leaving ~.
Louis every Monds, evening, II O'Clock precisely.
a a connecting at G.ena with the Minnesota Packet
Line, every Thursday. Returning she viii leave
G siena the sane eiht, and arrive in ST. Louis
every Saturday, morning.
En- ,r,ight amply beard.
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zsi.s.:e'gag.D ss.Iisy:NG.-

SeFruIs and dftlhg-, hIek,r, stripes, trf :
inE. ETC., crash -stv'ch and russia dil4strs ras.
"a hnck4buck, towing and ,l,ap,r, CHOICE lat .
IN n. irouiing 30. ~ hit,- loI,t ned qnllr.
Transpar. ~ wsbinw shades and puinaus .tsif
adjusting fixtures 10 hang NJ, wtii Il corr ID
ta,sei la give n, IN IN, finishing ouch,s
A fsw nice summer shawls, such as Gu shuurp
ma silk iin~n.
A god "arie'y n Or ccries CONSTANT un
h1nG, and ~ a. vlrety OF liHrdware eXprci-
ii atiprso1. VIII and .indos paper de-,
t.Ftck.fy and alis," 'fe, arprfinls viii ON b,
Oh hand 'r hos on hand a fine lot Of b,,st
y hre Ia u'las, snrnfsor anu l..
Ne can and @lll maxi q bIect Tor people
70 d. her 'rndrUg witii HIM he hos the rrpl-
fat on ~ keeping i better assortment al 200 r
ttian any orhtr establishment about here, aud
any person ordering g"ois from b m shall have
No reason 10 complain Of unarur~s OF his part
Farmers will piease bear ia mud that they
get higher pr ces al Moline for their huttef,
cheese, eggs, penny or vegetables Of any kind
tilHn' any oiht p'iec about. ami ne il ai"nss
2 adj 10 ger them IN .S' haHar tor his good. -
p wauts corn, nats. wheat, rags ant ca n He
"iiane % ~tll a Ac goods he has got for
ooi naF n any SORT.
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unimproved Land For Sale.

In4n Acres ip one body unimproved land for sale,
1JjO line OF western railroad, cheap for cash
OF on Tins. For terms apll. -
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NEW FIRM.
CITY IEWEIRY STORE

uorsr
nEALERS In Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Fancy
Goods. and TOYS.
All kinds of Clocks, Watches, and jewclry neatly
repaired and arrartSd. Work from a distance prompt
~ attended 10 by.
SMITH s. EFFEY;
Engravin. done to order at the City Jcwery storc,
n. leu lima, q ,.p
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<1EN-k. THE NEW YORK AND Ilyr,non
SS,f-k1z " UNITED STATES MAIL sTraMipUaoL
ae{sss4 The ips compo j. lrr III. ! 80 mfhs.
ATLtNTIC. Capt. West are the
PACIFIC, Capt N,e.
ARCTIC. Cart. Lncs.
BALTIC Capt. IomstacI
AbRIATiG. Capt Grafton
These sh'ps have been baiit by contrae, .,,.,
for Government service, every care bs. nv III Atf
their ,onst nctIon, as IN the Enein.. - 'aAthia
strepgth and speed, ana Their n,moa insure
senyers are unsqnalled for eegarce and cons, pa.
Price OF passage from NeW York IN 7 ,r.
first cabin SEQ; exclusive of-xtra sir,
$500; IN second cabin. so, from LivsrnaaI tesns
York, 10 and 90 pounds sterling new
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ~
No berth ca n he secured untiips,d ia, "'f
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
ffoh. .Nc" 1ork from Liteyfoo!
SATURDAY sets4, "Wednesday, Sept, q
sainrasy, 10, wednesday, q e.
ss.ntaay' otooer2, Wednesday, 0eiclete.
Saturday, 4" 30, Wadne.ss, so,.. 20,
Saturday, Nov'r IL, Wpnnasday % I.
Saturday, g 81, W.dpesant Dsc, -,
sa.htaay, user -. Wednesday, as
For freight or passage. applyto
EDW'D. EOLLINS& co, Sc Wany w
90 BROWN SIMPLIFY \ co., Liverpool. =
l.. g. ROBERTS 4 CO..
- Kings Arms Yard, Leuas,
JOHN MONROE h Co.
ID RE Np're Dame des ytetoir,, p
GEO. ~. DRAPER HaYrr
The owners ofth-se ships N moi be acconn,,t1
for gold, silver. bullion, specie. jemeir, pr.c,or.
stones or metals. unless bills of lad,nrs are .i,s,
therefor. and the value thereof, herein eSrre,ns
June 0. iaS3--2 ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

HE subscriber has sst, lots yiag between Harrison
and Main streets, and Immediately north OF putil-
wnt,amic street which b. offers for sale. small part
OF the purchase money to be paid down. for ths
nlainder credit Of six to eighteen months, will b.
given if desired
wishing 10 purchase. do the most favorable
terms Apply TO Corbin d Claussen, Y. O. building
or the subscriber, nj his store on Front street.
Dayenport June o. '5l-5i RICHARD h. ALLEN.