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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

4 QricK REFARTEE.-The following an.
ecd2te Of Coy. Morris, is related by cor
respondent Of the New York Times:
He had high respect for Bishop Moore.
a man noted not only for the purity Of his
character, but also for the retiring modesty
Of his disposition, and for the general favor
in which he was held. As the story ran
4 dinner was given by some one Of Govern
or NORRIS friends, when he was about de-
parting for Europe. Bishop Moore and his
wife we're ofthe party Among other things
that passed in conversation, Mr. Morris OBJ
served that he had made his will in prospect
Of going abroad; and, turning TO Bishop
Moore, said to him:
My reverend friend, have bequeathed 10
you my whole stock ofimpudence.
Bishop Moore replied:
"Sir. you are not only very kind, but very
generous you have left me BY far the largest
portion your estate.''
hrs. Moore immediately added: -
My dear, you have come into possession
# your inheritance remarkably soon"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS Henry FdhrenhoItz d d on the &fi
aaS OF Map. d le52 execute his promissor%
note 10 one David Sullivan for the sum Of ibr.. b,n
dr-d and twenty iv. dollars payable one wear, f,on
the date thereof. And whereas ia. said Henry ~ n
fehhox did also On the said 9Th day OF Nav Egg 10
sscfe Inc payment OF said note, execute TO one John
r. COOK as Trustee Deed for the folio wing d. scrfb
20 real estate, to vii; Lot M. and H.. ues,
export Ia scotrCounty, Iowa. And vh.ress said nH,
- no" due and unpaid. Now therefore, NOTICE -
hereby gwen mat, hy virtue OF said Deed of TIN,
siil Oh MONDAY, the IL day OF June next, bet"rsr
ne honrs OF 10 O'Clock A NJ 4 4P. " ofsaid day q,
Va. Court House door 10 said CITY Of Davenport oHrr
abots aeSfriord real estate for sale public out
@Li execute deed OF conveyance to the purchaser
'"f the SAME. JOHN r. COOK
r-E n. Trustee.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

The editor of the Lyon Bay State has
been buying fancy eggs Of some one in Bos-
ton at big figure, which, did not turn out
what he expected, and SO he concluded that
the hen fever is great hnmbug. Served
him right; bought what was said to be Co
chin China eggs, and after waiting patiently
over four weeks he fonnd six ducks in his
Matching coop one morning So much for
his foresightedness.
This isn't SO bad as the case Of one OF his
neighbors, who paid round price for halt
doz, n choice eggs, queer specked eggs
small. round, outlandish eggs, that he felt
certain would produce rare chickens, and
which he was very cautious in setting under
his best hen. AT the end of fortnight he
was startled to hear his iavorite hen scream
ing bloody murder from the coop. lie rush
cd to her rescue, raised the box lid, and
found his hen on the nest. but in a trighttul
Notwithstanding yelling and cack-
ling most vociferous!y. He spoke to her
kindly aud softly he would fain appease and
quiet her, for there was great danger least in
her excitement and struggles she should des-
troy the favorite eggs, those rare eggs, " hieh
had cost him SO much money and trouble
But soft words were in vain. His best hen
continued TO scream and he raised her from
the nest TO look at the cause of her trouble
more critically. His establishment was in
Simultaneous, but immense; and his surprise
found vent in the brief but expressive eAcla-
nation" Turtles, by Thunder!'''
Such was the fact. The poor innocent
poultry fancier was the victim of misplaced
confidence. The party who had sold him
the eggs, had sold the buyer shockingly.-
And instead of brood of pure Cochin Chi
mas. he found that his favorite hen had hatch
ed halfa dozen of pure mud turtles, all of
which upon breaking from the shells, seized
upon the flesh of the poor fowl, and had well
nigh destroyed her life, before they could be
choked off. He has given up the chicken
business, and has since gone into the dwarf
pear business.
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LAND WARRANTS

~olD ana located Tor cash. or on credit Paten
osuarahted BY June 8, I.53-32l l.. f. PARKER.
DAN AND DEPOSIT 0FFiCE.-Loan. negotiate.
ION commission for those having spare fund.-nr
interest allowed to special depositors. by
June 9. ls,j3-32 l.. + paRKFR
('fY bof's, Improved Farms. and Uumpro,ed
y Land, for by [June Q. $3.50 l.. r. FARMER.
l hBls COLLECTED, and proceed. pronttIy r..
lImiltad BY June o. 53-32 l.. r. PARKER.
IAhM FOR sALE--l16 acres. under A high .t,t,. a,
cultivation, save 30 Of which is wen tmbrr.d and
running water, with good dwellings for sale very cheap
for terms. apply to Il e EAnsf'
June o. l-j3-33
kAkHs FOX saLE-SrYera well improved Farm.
Tor sac III the vicinity ofhe city of davenport For
terms. apply to June o. Is53- 80 r ~ Fans
E,'RAIE HOUSE FOR saba neat Two St.,
frane House for sale cheap for cash, in a busine
paFt 81 The CITY. suitable for store or family: If ma,
500 by April ist, will be for rent. Apply TO ''
June 0. l-53-33 r. ~ P,nS
( 'hkDlT ISLAND For sALE-This beautiful Is,.,,t
Sconiainhg 400 acres Of land. a great part Of Will,
- wen tiinoered, and half under cultivate, ~.
'erhs when are reasonably apply 10 T. c. EADs
HORSE AND BUGGY FOR sALE--I 9r-,-- -
buggy horse FLYING Crow for .ale m,i,I lat ,"Ia
ana harneas.ii wanted. App! 10 TCEAns
June g. IrJ3-s3 ~ I'ba'
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

| hereby gwen that Adriau n. Dtvenpor, Roh.,
II. rogers, Thomas {. Esds, Laurel s1rsm.rs
James Gambie, Antoine L. Claire, George L. D.y
en- orti EbeHezcr Cook, John p, CJok Htr.n Pr.
James Grant I'D James tho, ing,ou h,y. tas ~
.ta themselves IN accordance with iiIe uraY,sit :,
/ me lode of loUa.f unuer IN. title aud i, "a =, ~
u Inc ~ Clare aec DIvenno,t Rtd oan ca,
ra".t rhd Una. me P'nc3Hsl place Of .asac5f5. ne
e"s.nsss o. sara company IS at DIvenpo l. Ious
ne general nature o ne bushes 10 II. .rs..,
go ~ sara Company. - hnild, ms, atv,n an, ~,
~ aie haitoac rom the Ct.y OF Divrnpo !, % M.
~ - Va. e; rom 'ne foot 10 the head o ~,
.Ppef N'ssIssipn' Rapids, "a TIE conc = az SEQ,
iowa. 4nh o Daiio- er.ct auJ m,f,s,,o iii , -
t"at mty ne accessory otm cont. nrnnx A. ~. =,
ia'iFoso p'iWeen ne two places, fof the !. ,usna -
1917 no' pc sos 'Hd - one Tor n..e The c.ot. Il
ouN v ~ 4" to"lpaJy - IN ee Hna9 ed .kout, ~,
boiiS $, dtF DEC 40 sna IS q On. Itnnd >. 49,
.aen' Eve "ei cent is ecu, ed o ae ~, ~ =. ~.
''"e shOsc' ,o,ns. and the ,ma,adrr %. nail .,
''h o' bol less 'hsu '0rsp Tlpa. ms .ad ,ot moo,
' M. I'VE q Pc cedt- Oh wnOIe suonu At a I'm.
avs COMPANY commence GA an, "a; NV oc NJ
20 y ahl cou''nnrs tgfy Nes's' -
'He aud,f> o. 'he COMPANY are 20 be roaJnrted IA,
" po' OF p,.cior>, Pres ,irut- Seere.t T. 1,eas..r
from ,' .''o innate o'hcetS snd Asrn,s Us may
uom TINE ioi.me ne provided .or by IL, Il, Ia..nr
'ne 'ompsn.- The Directors a = 10 he elrc,rd a.,
~ ochhoHtfs, so soon as Oue Humid, I'd Tnnn,,..,
D','" - sub,c"'bei AfttI the ii st Eotrl M n,
,,aa,i, ",ee'o ~ regular elections shall he beld
AMY On ths htst MonIs} ofMsy. at D4,enport n,
lie LIAR. as Directors shaft dpsieusIe Ia. p
'sh' aecfta'N ADD Tressnrer ard other su,oI,j,oa,
- "a. are pe elected or appointed tex 1 g Ba,rd
- 49, se.of' ~ lh-i regular me.trses. The highest
"o"hl OF Indebtedness or Inability TO IA hyrh ~ /
% Potalon is al any time uiirct tts,lt ;s 70
ihhafe1 Ihohslnd Dollars. The pfoo.rty Of ~ 7
"thhoidefs OF ms Corpoi ,tion which Is mi i,eIs
r. 'e cai IL s"ch h'id hv tn. IS not holden far
he .oipofatioh deWs beyond the anon which M.
e due from such Stockholders respecri,eIy may may
ara instruments OF said sock. 'Po" "h-
May 18Th, 1853 -
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REMOVAL,

HOUSE SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES DoNNEL respectfully ae-
know hedges 10 his friends and tn.
- public generally. their libe raj sup
port. ana would inform them that
he can always be found at his stand on Brady ST.
east siaG;! between Second and Third sts adjonn..
Israel Halls Cabinet Warerooms. where he 1 now
prepared TO execute all orders in his line His long
experience ~ the business warrants him in cnsurua
nm patrons inl satisfaction in an. work that may De
entrusted to hun.
Particular attention given TO estimating on an, pub
ite or private buildings Persons wishing any OF the
ahoSe WORK done. VIII DO well 10 give him call befor,
letting their work.
Paints 81 all colors prepared and ready for use
hl8ss oil all sizes. putty. DC. for sale.
+. S.-Also IA new article OF COMPOSITION pooE
INC. Invented BY J. Donne. which can be pu, on NJ
the shortest notice by the subscriber
JAS. DONyEL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

HcoDWINKISG THE PIGEoNs-Piaeons are
much more injurious TO the gardener anc
farmer than crows, or any other Of the feath.
cred animals. IL is said that each pigeon
eats its weight Of food iii day, and that
principally of a vegetable nature A new.
sown field of barley or peas is, therefore. a
glorious treat, and will be made short work
Of by flock. The boys and farm lads OF
Sussex follow cruel and strange plan Of
thinning fioeks of narauding pigeons
Gong TO garden or field likely TO be fire.
quente1 by these animals for the sake of
plumber, they stick into the ground small
pieces OF paper, twiried into the shape OF
a funnel, the pointed end being downmost.
Into each Of these paper tunnels they place
Il single pea.
The boys having left the ground, the pig
cons soon arrive, and commence looking
about for food; and seeing peas ready. a.
they imagine, for the picking up. they pop
their head into tae funnel, which. stickiua
to them, they lift up, and immediately
mount into the air, as if with a nightcaD
drawn over their eyes. Under such haBIess
circumstances they soar aloft in per-
fectly straight line to the, zenith, till !ost TO
the eye of the beholder il. the clouds How
lar the poor creatures thus proceed into the
heights Of the atmosphere, il is impossible
70 conjecture 1t IL certain they continue
their flight till nature il exhausted within !
hem. and death relieves them from their
misery. Down they then sink through the
'eiiding air Ike bullet; and so str8itupward z
ias been them course that they generally !
all within a few feet of tie spot whence
hey took iheir fight. We do not remcu-
,er of seeing this remarkable peculiarly in 0
he flight Of the hoodwinked pigeon noticed
y naturalists.
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Msauoketa, Iowa.

This is one of the prettiest villages in
Iowa. II is in Jackson County. on the
stage road from Dubuque to Davenport, and
equally distant from those two points. It's
Oh the Maquoketa river, about ~ miles
above where it emptics intothc MISSISSIPPI.
There arc several churches there. The
Congregationahsts are now finishing tne
brick ediiice for house OF worship. II is
place of considerable mercantile business,
and li4s ali efher ,ostern toiras, is soon te
have its railroad. A convention was held
there on Monday OF this week, to take
measures, 10 procure an extension OF the
Free-point, H.. and Savanna, H., Railroad
which will soon be completed to the latter
place. which is on the east bank of the
Mississippi, and nearly east OF MaGuoke,
ia.
A friend in that place writes US, u on
would be astonished to witness the change
wrough, in our place since the project OF a
railroad has presented itself. Town prop
erty is held at an advance of more than loo
per cent. and farms in the neighborhood a,
more than 900 per cent. One moderate
sized farm changed hands yesterday toI
$4,000. which a year ago could have been
bought for 5000 or $1,000"
The village presents very neat appear
ance, and reminds one of the beautiful
towns OF New England and Western New
York. with their white houses, excepting
only, there is as atf, an absence Of the fine
old trees. and beautiful shrubbery that adorr
the latter places. These, however, viii
come in due time. The tone of morals in
the village was very high, at one time, ane
we hope it is so still. There was no place
where intoxicating liquors could be had
The surrounding region is a fine farming
one: and there is large body of valuable
timber in the Immediate vicinity Chicago
CONG Herald
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Next to faith in God and his overriding
Providence, mans faith in himself is his
salvation. Il * the secret of all power and
success. It's the secret ofail good luck, SO
called. II makes man strong as the pillared
ron, or elastic a. the springng steel. II
pens the gate Of enterprise and wealth.
And while others bon to chance and acct
.7nt, he makes chunce and accident bow 10
him; and be mouids them to his purpose, and
harnesses them 10 the car Of his fortunes.
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BUTTONS =

In great variety, and pearl and agate do OF all
-of's. a great variety linen aud cotton edg-
ngs and inseriinys. emhroiderei do. coIo,sJ al
ace edgthgs Tor trimmings, black silk lace de-.
rom fonr inches wide, to one fourth ard, bIsck
FIX Tsettes, sprrg siyles. Worsted ireifinu
'ralds w"rsied and six braids great varietS
.adtes best kid and Isle thread and 70 IN,
''oEt., gems do. Ladies and gents worsted
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Coon RE- soNING III you are not afraid
ofGod, ! am afraid n YOU" said merchant
as he passed a countiDg-room on the Sabbath
and saw il open. The next day he refused
to sell Ills produce 10 the Sabbath-breakero on
any credit whatever lie acted wisely. In
three months the sabbath-breaker was 4
bankrupt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

Coats, pants and vests IN guod variety. l.
eSers body come along, he can '.giye '.n, III. ;,
It's stocS OF Bfoadciorhs, C,s>imeres. Do
Sans, cas"mtrr's, satheiis, fweeds, leoIb Z,
'nd SINGLE widih IL really choice- kentucs,
cans, hohed instlan, velvcts, stout lin. rs. nan
'tie ana co'i'hadc IN misunderstanding, ill., =,
asltEg, etc 'or vests, and buttons OF all sorf.
Q button all these goods up with. spcl, as vi
1T, bfocide, IA lier nache, twist. moh,,rs ,,d
,holce gilt coat md vest buifors
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ST. REGULAR MONDAY PACKET, Ils5s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
/ southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
Of goods Of all descriptions in use. consisting
OF Dry Goods. Boots aud SHOES. Hats and Caps.
Glassware. QucansWare. Buffalo Robes.
Groceries, Dried frnii. Cotton Warp.
Carpet Chain. Picking Warn ia Window Glass,
u. A. +. L. 4 Kanawha salt Hardware.
Net. md MN SAWS, Irnn all kinds. siec a,sort d.
Castings. Nails. all Kinds. arHdstones.
MoodtnNare, live geese feathers, Pitch 4 oaknM-
Sota and Upper Leather. Mali Paper.
Willow Baskets. Paints ana OILS Dye Stafs, &e.-
which will b. Sold al smnil advance for Cab. As
Intend keeping ever. thing in common use. person.
wanting er articles obtain them Front street.
ri the Brick store opposite the Mills davenport Iowa
June - I-J2-3s J. NJ. BOWLING.
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Branch of the
urp MONT MARBLE WORKS.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING .oAAla ~. NJ
/ themselves with an extensive wholesale establish
mrn in Vermont are prepared 70 furnish the sIti1ens
Of Davenport and Neiniiy and aii mos Misa'''H -
MoNTMENTS, ToMB-TABLEs, Or HEAD AND
FDOr-STONEs,
i, ~. ~ .mnry az their deceased friends, that th! San
III snpplird b. calling al our shop on lhe corner )"
Roek island ana Second streets, With JUST ne ai
they want. and at lower price Than eah ~ ,ots"e
IN Inc Western county. by wholesale or retail.
u b. Don't forget The pllee-e"fnef Q, Iosh i -
and Second streets. r.. ~. q }. H. "ai.i'
uayrnport. May o, lsJa-2Ju
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
HTNHE subscribers are lost oroniua In Ia Xe,,,,o-,
L lafsc aud splendid stock or Furniture cgupri.iur
everything M the line. which they are determined ~
seii lower thah has ever been offered in thi. .,.Ia,
Their stock consist, IN part of the following
Sofas from s2+ Ia So:
Lounge, from 500 To 5000:
Tables CENTRE card. wing. WORT diniu,. lr,ot.
fast. De-, "
Stands, mahogany, IA 'rry wash &C.
thars, mahogany, hair cloth, cane, sewing French
office. '>'' :"
lhtidren's chairs, assorted Sc. Nc
bureaus, dress, mahogany, scroll, plain DE-
Behsteads Of every description:
Nartirnbcs. OF all different sizes:
Mattresses. hair, moss and husk
Cribs, Looking GLASSES:
Willow Wagons, different Sizes
Safes. de-, DE.
Rooms opposite the PENNSYLVANIA House
Davenport. June .. 1898 W0DDFDRUa SNAIL
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

az q. !" q
INV 81 watches. crooks. Jcweiry. Fun.
NWX u ct Goods. and Cutlery, now ole r.
fAGAN1 them To his customers and the pub
IN~HE1 lie generally. at n low rates a.
IUHM IL any house west of the mountains.
lNkukA being determined not Ia be beat
AN Ia low prices. in quality. In
ELalL1A ALL eases. has articles shall Be az
SA6A6@19 coed as recommended. His stock
- oirt, embracing every article i'll mis- line Please
caii ANA see for yourselves.
watches, riocss. aud leMelry repaired usual. in
the best manner. and warranted.
uaN Ilpor June .. ls53. ALFRED C.. BILLION
Brady ST. betw First and Sreonl
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DAVENPORT STEAM Girls MILL.

ME have fitted up our Frame MI, Tor custom, se.h,
w and are now ready receyeGrain, and will grind
the same on tue following terms.
We will grind all merehantnble Wheat and hse Tor
and Corn for cents per bushels VIII grind
Oats Barley &e for feed for five cents The Farmers
will understand we shall nil toll damaged or unhef
charitable Wheat ANY one wishing such ground can
have il done paying 10 cents per bushel Our days
for grinding work will be Tuesdays and rldass
BURROWS q PRETTfMAN.
DaNcnnnri. June @. 1-53-i.
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MEN FIRM.
CITY IEWELRY STORE.

NEARLY OPPOSITE ~ CLAIRE uorsE.
nEALERS In Clocks Watches, Jewelrs, Fame.
Goods, and TOYS.
An kinds Of Clocks, Watches. and Jewelr. neatly
repaired and warranted. Work from distance prompt
ly attended To by. ,,,,.
Engraving done 10 order at the City Jemclr. Store.
llu.. LIN 1un u
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.Some of our leading hotel-keepers are
considering the policy Of employing female
walters
Good news for you, pale-face sempstresses
Throw your thimbles at the heads of your
penuriouS employers; put on your neatest
and plainest dress; see that your feet and
fingers are immaculate, and then rush en-
BaaSSs fer the situation, BUSTING every white
Jacket in Yankeedom. Stipulate with your
EMPLOYER. for leave to carry in the pocket OF
your French apron, pistol loaded with cram
berry sauce, To plaster up the mouth OF the
first coxcomb who considers it necessary to
preface his request for an omelette, with
NV DEAR Should he close his impertl-
nent fingers Unnecessarily over your digts,
when YOU are handing him cup Of coffee,
you can very quietly tip the contents into
his YES. and shirt bosom; apologi2ing for the
same with as much gravity as you can mus
Ter. Il Is my opinion one such will be sui
iicient: ii not. Fos can vary the order OF
exercises by amounting him with 'hasty plate
Of soup" at dinner.
Always make moustache wait twice as
long as you do man who wears clean pre-
santable lip Should he undertake to expe-
dite rour slippers b. s'fee,' tell Il in that
hotel biils are generally settled at the clerks
Office. except bF very yerdant travellers.
Should you see afemale at the table Dig
ring down t. the bottom 81 the salt celler,
as ii the top stratum was too pleblan; or or
dering ninety -nine messes. Cunning aside
from each with affected airs of disgust.) or
rolling up the whites of her eyes, declaring
that she never sat down to a dinner table
Nnen mssliailE ,ass =. sss.sa. . .aE y, .. e
vest ffashy neck-tie, extraordinary looking
plaid trousers, several yards of gold chain
testooned over his breast-works, and MAN.
moth seal ring on his little finger, you NAV
be sure that his tailor and his laundress are
both on the anxious seat: and whenever Won
zee travellers OF either sex peregrnating the
country ia their bib and tucker, YOU can set
them down for unmitigated ..snobs." for
the quality can't afford to be SO extraya-
CANT.
dare say you'll get sick of so much pre-
tension and humbug. Never mind. il is
better than to be stitching yourselves into
a consumption over sixpenny shirts; you'll
have your fun out oft This would be
horrid stupid world if every body was sensi
bic.
thank my stars every day. for the share
Of fools kind Providence sends in my way;
olt yourfeet ache too excruciatingly, stand .
nc behind the chairs-just lend me your
French apron and slippers, and see how I'll
'erFc up the sauce" to their dishes and spill
hlngs over By accident, when they don't be-
lave themselves. III don't teach them good
manners, in the cracking of an egr-shell,
hey Will be the first OF my pupils who ever
ounces. FANNY FERN.
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A CARD.

snail he absent lrpm he City short time
IN ny return ID. ;. TRUE, Esq will give PROMPT
attention to all business entrusted to my char
June J, SO TIC, EADs
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EXPRESSLY FOR TurI.n1rs,

EXPRESSLY FOR THE LADIES,
\ BEAUTIFUL and extensive nssor,mnn, - an
t !. Shoes ut WILLIAM lNsLEE'S NEW YORK
I'M among which may hc found
ladies Lace Boots Ladies' Goat do
ihuics cnaiacilcd do; Ladies' Kid Cater do
i, lasting DO. Ladies' Jenny Lind do;
in n95rnther do; Ladies' Kid X. r. Eycclsors.
autg, ~ H. H. Iies Ladies Enamclled do d.:
I"dios, Eo,'nier Slipper; Ladies' French Kid Ties
SLa P'e,c assortment of Misses and Children,
t,pt1si an oi ahch Will be sold at such ynr, Low
ny ES, as to give satisfaction 10 all Nv "
-,lso large lot Of Ladies' I}onunts Inn. ,s.,
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VIE undersigned have erected and now have in .ue-
ccssiui operation their extensive Planning Mills. and
are no" furnishing materials for the erection of Houses
sutn us Flooring, Ceiling siding, Doors SASH Blinds
~ ,' n"of ana W lhdo" Frames. dc. by application
t more IMAM twenty years experience in building
ne undersigned Halter theInscyc. that To all intend.
ihs 20 pulih thtS can offer facilities not to be- rpass.d
III any place either East West. They are nov pr,-
pafcu 10 FURNISH IN any quantity. AT short notice and
~ ~ easoiahi' terms No pains wi be spared to give
or price All orders from distance promptly attended
me undersigned further pre- pared 10 controc IL,
The erection Of Buildings of every dasc,,,i,,, n H.
most reasonable terms and with the creates, d.pa,rb
~ Phbiic generally are invited To call and uypil tha-
esfs OF me facilities thus uiTo rdcd by the
81 tea fo"er for that Of man mi. branch Of bnsi-
ness. ,I'rLS !. !, !. ~, ~, gt'7i'
davenport. June o. I@,2 II, -' 'i''''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-09

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