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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

A NOVEL RuNAwAY.-About sew
en- o'clock on Sunday evening the en-
gineer Of the night train on the Tren-
ton railroad fred up the locomotive
at the Kensington depot, and then
went to supper While be was gone
the steam got up; and the valve being
partially open the engine started, at
first slowly but soon under a pretty
good headway. when it reached
Frankfort the fire was low. and il was
going slow. II was stopped BY a gen
tleman who happened 10 be on the
railroad, the engine reversed, the whis-
tie blown. and started back. When
he had gone about half q mile he met
the engineer putting and blowing.
lie having started i'll pursuit Of his
runaway iron horse.-Neara,k Id
af1iese7.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

Percussion Cars SUPERcEpEp.-A new
composition has lately been invented BY
Messrs Winiwartier and GersheiIn, of Wen
ma, for the purpose Of superseding the per-
cussion caps, and, in many instances, the
e~~ro-asr charge slsn- The mos. praIni-
nent features Of these gun primers, as the
composition is called, are the absence of a
metallic coat or cover, and their uniform ex-
piosive power, the materials being OF such a
nature that, after detonation, no residue
whatever is left behind. The materials
which form the new composition, are fulmi-
mating mercury, chiorate OF potash and sui
DAide sntimony, the dangerous properties
Of which ingredients are diminished BY the
application of collodion, which is used as
cement, and it is the ingenious employment
Of this substance which constitutes the Chief
peculiarly ofthe Observation-Disclosures AMER
sc0n
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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE,
American Express comnany

81. LOUIS AND GAttSA, VA MISSISSIPPI H.,
M are now running a semi warkis F,i.-..,.. ].
w from ST Louis TO tiannihal, Qqf,,, s..Ee No.
Burlington, Muscatne, Rock Island lry,5 ...S.,
intermediate places 10 GAiena oar ,r,,i r,. ~
With the steam packet. afford facilities t,- h. y.
and speedy transportation Of bank. notes ,s.,.r1
ages, boNes and bales of goods; the coli lin :, r.
mrnt OF notes aud accounts, AID the fiftbstzaf NJ
on orders, &c. &c. tfusis messenger /, 4. -
pans each Express, PROVIDED will al IIaf ! ii t.s.
security Of valuable packages eilf, .tsI 4. 9,,,.
Orders Tor The purchase oi goods, de-, fga g.gss
and other points on the route, VIII have nras5ft,-
lion, and packages rctIrncd by she III, Eso.,...
Packages viii be called for aud delt -ned Il - Is
without charge for eartage. Mas4elsef. sfH ~.
Tuesdays and Fridays II each ptes A e.
connect with Burbank \ IL. 10 y PBg4 tk.Gas
eas", Buffalo; New York and an me ptagi!sl va
citeis. LIVINGSTON, FARGO Il Co.. png,
REAWiok 4 SDA 4ssr
ssnt l--iIs..lm h..
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FRESH AaalvAL
New and Fash ionable Goods!

New and Fashaonable Gooos'
TIME subscrihers have Just received thci
snrinV stock Of goois, and are now ready TO
.how their customers and all others VINO may
Iayor them with a call, the largest stock they
lay. ever offered; among their goods may De
found good stock Of
Dress Goods.
Baregcs. Lawns, Chaiil Bate2e, De Lalhes, Da-
,e.e de Lame, de Brges, DC.
Silks
Black, Chameleon and Broesde;
a good assortment OF
Bonncts;
and Bonnie, Silks and Innings:
Bonnet Ribbons
in great VARIETY:
Artificial Flowers.
A., Dfess Trimmings and Buttons, New S'yse
Gloves and Hosiery.
White. cold and blk kid Gloves, blk lace anu
Moharm,,s, Silk and ii-le Goves, white, nlx
I'd aud black hose, mems cotton aud wGoi nan
hose:
Linen caethrtc ldkfs:
Rlack Lace Ell s. e S,k lace and Eigings
White Gools:
p ain Swiss, aal la6 j4sane Nn'hns, p'a''
Snis. aad J,ces,g DO, ai444' n'ta'n mus
Inns, etc.
sWiss Edgiug> an Hn--i''nS-, CheHhse'r, So'
lr~, etc
Staple Goods.
Print. Irish Linen, A. acas, o ana 'r'ch
FL Mus IN, aills, tick,ogs, U ia tnrs, ia '"'is
Sa,in-us, Ca,si,neIes, Mems summet wear
Tweed, etc, etc.
| We have also on hand good assortment oil
| Boots and shoes:
Ladies Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes;
Mems Cali and Kip Boots:
and buys Cali and KIP shoes;
Caters.
Hardware: Queensware:
Groceries
\ Cetfse. Sugar, Molasses and Golden ) ruf
TIA, &c, Tobacco, Pepper and Spree. >
! Erarus, taking Soda, vinegar, soap, inaekere
! Cod Fish, etc etc
Ard almost cry thing else that i required
make up retail store, which We VII sell aipr
ees thai viii give satisfaction
W. EDWARD X HARRIS,
Font Street, Opposite s'eem nj rs.
! ravenpoit, ApTif 2ist. 1859
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WoW md Co0mo4to0D 3De01oDAM1oS, -. y -
ClAiRs 1ev Isw9 I'D,
vAyHkRE they have nov .epsa for !aap.ssisa and
w sale, large and spieadid s.eTmsss 2, .ia,s
and Gsnemeaa staple and faHcy O0ods o. the latest
an" s NC: e sss y s III s.
Sov vahAss n d asn 'i NoGssLsIs
yACN.T and AMERICAN GtNGHAMS.
Linen Goods, Linen Da,nask faeiecio;hs,
ToNelngs and Napkins.
In erca, variety, inetadsas everything IL The has o.
l'nsa s''ss : ap,Es. "a eoops.
large and we'll seete,. assortment u Ladies' len
1, Goods. saoh Collars CUTS. lntrr>leese>, thsin-
sseus. EmhreiGeres Hnhdser,htei>, HoSisr! 49, 70
he had on tae most reasoNailc terms
Muslin Acknowledgements and Window shades,
0il,ieih Tghls -cossrs.
CARPET hAtsS. Sateheis, li.adies' and cents
Gagpsi-.iain oii,ioshs. Umbrella Parasois
Hsa,s Goods, Couonadcs, De-
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Bonuc,s, Bonnie, Ribbons and Trimmings 81 Ss.rl
description, and IN word almost essfss"A'- '1"' .
lazy % '4'" SHOES s'i;s \ s Sic sHoEsi.
Ladies. Misses, AID ehldren.s SHOES, 81 yss1s
style ana qualify ps opened and for sale y rsdassa
prizes Ladies VII 10 we'll to cali ani examine before
purchasing "a GEETIEAENs GOODS,
nsi,.,nr Of every Narei, and Texture u Reai
clahn, such as Coats Vests, Pants, together With
, Hhisa Vii b MADE UP TO ORDER,
u nsaa and ai.psssa Work made UP By
r.n,cA in all cases, be Just what We reprcsentu
SUMNER HATS FOR MEN AND Bows
Hats and Gaps OF every description, from Pslmlssi
IA The very fncs Silk Hat Shirts, Collars, Cravsts
handkerchief, UpdeIshirs, and Drawers, and every
hing that s''ssisoSos4as = A IS Shoes Ss.'
csn,lemcn,a and Eoys, Roots Shoes, and Caters,
nom the finest French Calf to the heaviest wear
CUTLERY.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Penknives, Knives and
Forks Spoous etc. One and ALL give Us call, and
learn ior yourselves thai the half OF all the nne things
! ne have got has not been enumerated.
June 9. lHSS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

CTR OrF.-A writer in a southern pa
per says there is danger Of New Orleans yet
becoming an inland town. The Bayou Pla-
quemine, q branch of The Mississippi, which
sets out in nearly . straight line from the
Gulf of Mexico, is rapidly enlarging itself
and unless something is done TO
check its progress. it viii in few years
become the main channel. The Plaquemine
sets off about l25 miles north Of New Or
leans, and. owing to the straight course Of
its channel, it 10 no further from the Gulf
OF Mexico. Hence . gain Of l25 miles for
those who 60 to the Upper Mississippi BY
the PisSuemine.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

Steel PIys.-We shall soon hare nstu.
salixed in our country branch Of nanatae-
lures which viii employ many hands;
London correspondent Of the usised NaseS
Mining ycurnal writes as follows:
In connection with one important branch
Of our manufacturer mean the steel-pen
trade-an event OF no small Importance has
taken place within the last few days. UP
70 the present time, Birmingham has sup
piled America with pens, not one pen man
afactory being in the States. II appears,
however, that some nix months since, parties
who had been engaged in the trade here
went TO America, and made arrangements
with large capitalists for the establishment
Of a manufactory in the neighborhood OF
New York. Orders were sent over here for
the necessary machinery. and few days
ago a large number Of presses. and some OF
the best hands that could be procured. We're
shipped of. and in few months will be at
work. The persons who have embarked IN
the speculation are said to have procured ev-
cry possible support from the American
merchants, and ii they succeed, we may eA-
peet ere long TO hear OF other competitors
starting in the same quarter. The wrought
steel necessary for making the pens, will, IN
the mrs, instance, be forw arded from this
country until ,ha, branch Of the manuiac-
ture can be established.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
REAL ESTATE FOE sa,r

Oh AoRES beautiful prairie Land IN e,y. "a,
" city, on county road Price ssso MAJ lie
EIGHTY ACRES,
Ten miles northeast from city; os .r,a.
broken loo fruit trees, best kinds, all the
with permanent water running lhra,sh ~, ', siaa
siooo' $500 cash. aud s5eo Isl Of Oct, he,t via ne
IMPROVED FARM.
leo acres ies miles from city; s miles f,,,
acres fenced; - broken; 40 under came .t ''eF
ss.eia sIoi ln shsre assorted fruit irer N mn ~
sot; part cash, and part VII ls Of Osta..,,. m
interest. 4sNEta
FORTY ACRES GOOD IAyp
Seven miles from the city, Il litl, tmh.y5,s
neht spring water, commanding linz s5 e ~ M
VT ~ =, ,s s9n easi. AUSTIN C0gbN
80 - -" y 7. o. hailAn..
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~ !. ~, Y.,is 49, Year.

Ifrightly undesseood, few trees, unless so.
scluteiy dead Or rotten, need occupy ground
withou. yieskng paeaseoss crop. Attera
hong and varied series Of experiments.
gradually adopted the following mode As
soon as the winter had sufficiently d'sAp-
peared, and before the sap asccnds, exam.
nc my trees; every dead bough Is Topped
81, then after the sap has rsen sufficiently
to show where the blossoms will be, cut
awsy all the other branches having none on,
and also the extremity OF every limb, the
lower part Of which bears considerable
number of buds, thus concentrating the sap
Of the tree apen the maturatioa oi its iru!i,
and saving wha, would be auselcss eXpend,-
ture Of strength. In the ounce, apricot
and peach trees. this is very ar. to DC iuNu-
RANT in leaves and destitute q fruit. You
may think this Injuries the trees, aa, Il does
not: for YOU will lind trees laden with fruit
which formerly yielded nothing. 81 course
ill other well known precautions must be
attended to; such as cutting gu, worms from
the roots; placing old iron on the limbs
which acts az a tonic TO the sap. &c. Try
it. We who have failed in raising fruit.-Saf'
fox Dem.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

The stock Of the Crystal Palace had
tumble Of ten dollars share on Fri
day. This brings it down to ten per
cent. below par. In June it was sell
ing for S170. Eighty dollars differ
ence on share, the fall taking place
when the exhibition is in full blast.
has bad look for the speculation. in
a pecuniary point Of view.-B.falo
Com.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

Pork PRospEcTs-The Louisville Couri-
er thinks the number OF hogs the next sea-
son win be large, particularly in Kentucky
and Ohio. The report is. that hogs in In
diana have been contracted at $3.50 gross
TO be delivered at the pens in the fall, and
that engagements are offered to be made at
Ak per ID. for pork delivercdin December.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
GR q e Il II | T. s.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

I,he subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
l Store on the corner of Front and Perry ss, oppo.
site Messrs. Burrows e. Pre,tyman's mill where viii
DO found choice assortment Of Groceries, rroSsions
Waaaen warc. Nails, Glass White Lead, Oskum, Ros-
in, &C. &c, all Of which will be sold low for cash or
trade. :.
Dealeys In the above articles will do vel to call and
.xsmine The stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid TO receiving storage, For
warding and selling Of merchandise and Prodnce
Davenport. July II, less. ~ pALZELL.
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P 0 W D z r

NE have made arrangements with a celebrated
w Powder Mandatory, 40 that shall be able 10
keep constantly hand . large supply Of Blasting
P0ndsr II ta., best quality. which can -sii al
snail advance from Manufacturers Prices Those is
Ing pareass for in large quantities retail
viii lnd Il 70 their interest 10 gre call before puf
chasing els where sell at ST. Louis prices
thereby saving cost OF tran portation hc.
augi VAN iEYL q COOK.
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BOO
NV YORK P1E1IUN PATTERN TANNING
NIIIl

Af the latest style. xheh stand A. No. ], on the list
" OF premiums aw arded for AGRICULTURAL implements
So constructed clean easier faster and better Ia
king out Oats Cheat. Chess, and all foul seed
astonshnxiy clean. VIII IA. Guido your highest
ucfsa'ions.
They are substantially made, of the first quality Of
materials with two good coats or paint and Of
rarnsn-s, better protection against weather than ever
before--ien fold.
me reputation or dis article speaks loud FOR them
Yet no pains Will be spared 10 continue fer them
credit thai VIII oastrip any thing Of the FaEnin.
tnrll Depo. OF ALoNZO solRsE.
June "a Main ST., Moline iils.
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TNHE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Davenport and vicinity, and to all
those wishing TO purchase MONT MENTS 70 the MEM
DRY Of their deceased friends that they supplied
by calling at bis shop, on Main ST. between First and
second. west side, where he will be pleased furnish
CUT STONE Of every description, as low IL can te
bought In the Western country
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also q superior article OF FREE
STONE, DC, very cheap. W. W. KENNEDY.
Davenport. June y ls53-o5
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R0RlTI0 g. N0URsE's
Pramiru Gain PUMPS.

ru>HE subscriber is now manufacturing and prepared
TO furnish at Wholesale and Retail 10 desiers and
ofhers. any number Of the above superior Endless
Chain Pamps. He will supply either complete Pumps
tubing. cuThs chain, and y, such prices as cannot
faa 10 give satisfaction.
A. every portion OF the wood work Is manufactured
by machincry. they mol oAly more exact, hut san
IS furnished al less than oi.elalf the price IL would
cost 10 make the article by haud lis fhbng !
new srtiels tougucd ana sreoVcd, and cannot D! any
possibility leak.
All those who have used this Pump pronounce IL sa
neror to any invented for simplicity and durabs
I'M II s.elas the sell covered and al the same time
projected from dirt, while all of the water used being
Srawn from the bottom comes up pure aud cold Bn
me best recommendation is trial. therefore asa Your
ne ehbor who has tried one. or purchase and Try for
yourself
10000 feet Cubing,
5000 lbs Chain;
And other materials TO correspond now on hard ahG
with large number of ready made Pump for sale low
I, The establishment, OF The subscriber. few doors
above Nourse's store, in Moline, Ills.
HORATl0 G.. NOURSE.
June ed is5a. t2-u
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10000 feet Cubing,
a Q0n lhs Chain.
1000
NEAT AND MILK SAFES

Or THE Best CONSTRUCTION; TO ADMIT pRAreHr
q.
THEY made in the choicest manner "a very good
looking bureau calculated 10 keep out al Of the
nsec; and vernin tribe No aiss aHts, rats nor any
Thing Of the kind can get to your provisions which
keps svee, and fresh In fact Of the best pieces OF
domestic economy.
Manufactured al the Steam Agricultural Depot OF
ALONZO NOuRSE,
June "a Main Street, Moline, Ills.
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Isf1AY NOTICE.

Il EAS. Young Hys9n, Imperial aud Black Teas of
superior qGaliiy JUS received at
aug Is DALZELLts
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7777777777 77771I7179.s =
AN HONEST MAN WAyTgD,

'lsHE undersigned wishes 10 employ an ipars.s,
honest man, Ia take eharye Of IN afsi,e and ,,s
orchard near ll,e ci,t- 10 gather, sell aud br,,; !
fruit. fJuiN n s-i3. 4 I ttEt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

MARBLE WORKS!

lc nnn FEET first quality Safety Fuse Oh hand
IDsbUo aud for sale, yer, low by
aug VAN Tt'YL a. COOK
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A MAGNIFICENT SPEcuLATIos.--Our
friend Bs,eInan, Of the Cultirator, has just
returned from an inspection of the famous
Peach Orchard Of Mr.. Davis. about two miles
eas, Of Milford, Cleremont County. He says
il is the fines, fruit sight he ever saw. One
hundred acres Of ground are covered with
ten thousand peach trees. They we're set
out six years ago. La 1850, they averaged
one basket, or three quarters Of bushei per
tree, which brought them ten thousand dol
lars. This paid for his land and trees and
something TO spare. Last year there was
no fruit This year they will average three
baskets to tree. They readily sell from
81 rs TO $3.50 per basket. The crop this
season will bring him $4,000, with net
profit Of S25, 900. Before the peaches were
ripe, Mr.. Davis was offered twen,y-thousand
dollars for the fruit Of this year. He had
leea offered one hundred dollars per acre
for HE trees alone, but he can do much bet
Ter TO keep them. The fruit is now in it-
glory, and presents one Of the finest sights
Such things should stimulate Others to 60
and follow his example. There is no dan
ger Of oyerstoeking the market, for railroads
will soon carry tine fruit to every state and
city in Ii. Union. Think OF these things.
STATE Journal
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LADIES SCHOOL.

MRS. COOK & MRS. PESTER beg re specially to
VI inform their Friends and the Ladies' of Iascnpo
they VIII resume their duties, Monday sept 18th, 1853.
aug -, leaJ. 5lIw
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Land for Sale.
LAKE & BROWN.

1Dn Acres unimproved land for sale only mile
~ from town. at $3.50 per acre.
July Apply TO T. c. EAUS.
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CHICAG MUSIC STORE.
j. A. CRANDALL,
NO. ., LIZ CLAIRE ROW.
nayouparY Ynuva

4 GENT for the saie Of Musical Instruments. Gnsi
N cal Merchandise of every description, Latin, Lew
is q Co.'S. celebrated PLANO FoRTEs, Prince & Cos
Celebrated Melodeons, tc.
He will also keep hand Sheet Music, OF the la
test publication. Chcap Publications of the mst papu-
lar the day, books of instruction for the Fa-
no Fortes Guitar, Melodeon. Fuina. Violin, Aecor-
dion, Flute. dc. by different authors likewise Station
ery, and other things too numerous 10 mention.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention 10 business
and low prices. share portion Of public patronage
and requests that persons wanting anything In his line
TO call and examine his stock before purchasing else
where.
ANY articles not on hand obtained TO order.
June l6 4l-H
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A House and Lot for Sale

4 Pleasantly situated good frame dwelling house an,
LOT for sale In the town Of lie Claire good rms
Apply 10 WIN. Lorton Esq, on the premises or TO
]. % L. &. EADS, Land Agent.
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CURE WARRANTED. .,c, il Ger
.HoVAKERs' RHEuMAIle sr ~, 1Rhenmslls,%n, =
ia in, safe u nd eH.otual care ioI ~ a bith ,ho
all its forms. II IS OF internal rehe.i ,y,,tn.
oughy rxpes all morbid matters from ", ~ me- s,lhrs
restores freedom. supPlenrst ana ra victim Of ihi
Distressing malady Who hos long been ng hr''
d,ss bl-d " III be enabled TO eAnlt IN t''"
comfort aud usefulness. ,,beipe forl~,
The Proprietor ofthis med cine ate ms nfssp
completely crippled and dsqnailh Sl to lts.s
by ~ ft,fuiIy and permanent rrs'I h. n, ifs W
4 ou .m.s ofuih'rs Jsvr derived ,i.,imouials or
, ~. ~. d. co umns win " ,aftr to lh :,
81. j.rr, hn,ue Hill OIL. ~ Lopi, ~
-, = 'rcrthl, ci,tIsns q. -. 81, ,hdeH
....u. ,' rs. d u "nh IT., "os r. NJ ls'M
mR,o.h. Sen D.. Mead nor,hsT.ht
"A i W. al A Brow 49, - Dr, VINE
y sB Virgins. Wn A,Ir ' W., I D'T'
ii Nm L M"e John H0II'l -,
Pc. a ed hy p. Z. Hossk.l' ST. Louis, NV
For sale by ELDRIDGE son; .urcIi, Low"
Jane ., isj3-4 ly
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FARM FOR SALE.

TEN miles from Davenport 10 acre Fenced 2.4 ..@
and about $50 ratt.d fruit trees sfpa hs 4''''e
Water constantly flowing across The 1rt1
Also
An 70 acre tract miles from Da'efot - ",
river in view for several miles. A e" St'e' WI NJ
cultivation aud n Dwelling lionsa are tA' ''.
proyemenis. Watcred by unfAiitnE srrhgs
---klso:---
$50 Acres Prairic, miles from Davenport '''-
proved. and ,r..,,,,t
20 Acres Prairie Il miles from Davenport -"'"f'''
ed. Enquire at the ...
BOOK STORE n p,
". II. HOLES ! tn
naNrnnnrt AM 9TH LEA. 49,
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TAHHMo MILLS REPAIRED.

NOU can get your old Tanning Mills repaired TO be
i .esrfy a. good new '.fsr tine,"-by adding
Of the new improvements.
New sleeves furnished whole se.s tsend size
Of the new kind, better adapted 10 our grain and foul
seed than heretofore.
Castings furnished % Oil places OF broken ones; Mails
painted when required TO protect them from the wealth
ef. All done In the shortest possible time, al the
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street, Moline, Ills
ALONZO NOURSE
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED

INlE Subscribe, jus, returned fre,H =. Lsa., 81
1 rcspeetfGll, inform the titysns ~ itaa Utsti
THAI hc has rereiref "a large and sell .lrl-4 ~ !.
meut al Spring and Summer goods, eeH,l$E. 10 ~
Of Dry Goods, Groceries. liar,isAf5 tlssBsgs
Boots and Shoes, hats and saps Hisa gaas assprsd
% ready made clothing, and roosGBg stlFr' !.syss
with large variety OF other s,oods usaa4l ksaas
Establishments III the Kind. NIL uf whsh vi +. s&ir
the most reasonable terms.
All Kinds 81 produce taken IL c1ci,1HEe 10 .17h
Cash win b. paid for In.ttn bushels u stgsisas
coo hags. ALERT w. JACULsM
LIONS. Clinton county. Iowa, Jane 9, Iej3-i
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
Knives. KNIVES!
RAzoRs, RAzoRs!.

4 LARGE assortment of the best pocket and pen
n knives made b, the Waterbury Co., at No. lie
Glare Row by +. M NOT SRI.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
1000 CASES
BOOTS AMI SHOES,
In Store and Ready for Sale.

THE subscribers are now prepared e oFs' ef
customers. and 10 purchaser. generally, q ar;'S
complete stock, comprising every dess abs aTlat
thcir Inc
Merchants purchasing Roots 4Ed Shoes WI fePs.
bor that We are not advertising ~iHcs e ataft W.
the condliiop of the rivers and vyHai, Nil Pfs@
have the goods nov in store. "a A.eu We urjr Es%
teuton Of tn. trade. --
NANNY, WELD 4 DRAM
seIt ], is53 Isl Main street, $ L4t'A@
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected sio, K
of goods of all descriptions, in u.s.,
Of Dry Goods, boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
iroceres, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
Il. 4. r. |. d kanawha salt Hardware.
Hcts and Mill Saws, Iron, all kinds Steel assorted,
Castings Nails, all kinds, Griudstoncs,
WoOdcnwarc, Live geese feathers. Pitch IL Oak um,
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets. Paints and Oils. Dye Sturs, DE
which will be sold at small advance for Cab. As /
intend keeping every thing In common use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them Front Street
at the Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa
June ., lsJ3D. j. NJ. BOWLING.