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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-24

'It was Of this very composition, similar
ly performed, .ha. the late Bishop Seabury
on one Of his visi,a,ons was asked his o.
pinion, and his reply was that he bad paid
no attention to the music bu, thai his SYM
palhies were so much excited for poor Aa-
ron, that he was afraid that he would not
have hair left -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-24

BEAUTIFUL CUsToM-Tn Sweden, The
first sheaf of the harvest is preserved un-
.hreshed, and on Christmas eve it is eleva-
ted upon pole in the fields, for the winter
birds to feast upon. The farmer who should
neglect to provide the Yulo-sheaf, al Christ
mas eve, would confidently expec. bad
harves. OF the succeeding year; while his
neighbors would consider him a bad man,
and refuse to assist him if he should fall in
to trouble. This certainly is no, a bad su-
DerStillOn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-24
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Ran down his -
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Ran down his beard
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had
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-24

FRANKNEss.-Be frank with the world.
Frankness is The child Of honesty and cour-
age. Say jus. what you mean to do on
every occasion, and take it for granted ,ha,
you mean TO do what is right. If friend
asks favor, you should gran. it, if reason
able; but il j, is not, tell him plainly Why
you cannot You will wrong him and your
self by eqniv"ca'ion Of any kind. Never
do wrong Thing TO make friend or keep
one; the man who requires you to do it Is
dearly purchased al a sacrifice. Deal kind
ly and firmly with all men-you will find
ii the policy that wears best. Above all, do
not appear 10 Others wha. you are moi. If
;ou have any fault with any one, tell him,
not others, of y HON you complain. There
is not a more dangerous experiment than
that of undertaking to be one thing to q
mans face, and another behind his back
We should live, act and speak ou. Of doors,
as the phrase is, and say and do what We
men. il is no. only bes, as matter of prin-
clple, but as matter Of policy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-24

encountered, expressed in language Of the
ulmos. purity and simplicity. Apropos Of
Mr.. Walsh his keen sense Of the ridiculous
sometimes leads him to the preparation of
legislative jokes. which would perhaps hard
ly do in so dignifed q body as the Ameri-
can Congress. When in our State legisla-
ture, last winter, he suddenly "fose to a
point Of order" in the midst Of an exciting
debate. When requested by the speaker to
estate his point of order," he replied, with
out The change Of muscle: ~ wish to
know whether the members of this House
of Assembly, elected and sent here by the
people, are to be ous,ed from their seats,
during our deliberations, by outsiders and
strangers Now, Sir, see such person
in the seat of the gentleman from --,
who has not asked leave Of absence, and
whom have good reason 10 believe TO be
al this moment in the city move, Sir,
,ha. he be taken into custody by the ser
geant-at-arms, and expelled from The seat he
has usu'ped J" All eyes were turned TO the
intruding "ousder," who was none other
than The righ,fuI occupant Of the seat, yet
scarcely recognizable b, his friends, for the
reason that that very morning he had for
The first time covered head, which unlIl
then had been as bald and shining as an os-
lrich egg, with a lull-howing wig and il
was to this Transformation that Nh. Walsh
was de>irous TO direct the especial alien
ton of the House.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
HATS AND CAPS.

Hats 81 Il kinds Tor mon boz and infants
the best ss1frntni anfwhcT-. ltyou want al
iegAnf white beaver, ycucan haveti. and any =
hing Use down o the mesnest KIDD OF aim
fea CAPS n good quan'ity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

COMPLIMENTARY. Mrs. Polly"
said Uncle Ed, Of Up Town, as e
hobbled one morning into the entry
where the good dame was handlir Q
her broom.-.'Mrs. Polly. you are "a
first rate sweeper-why my Sally viii
sweep the house from top to bottom.
and then not begin 10 gather as big
a pile OF dirt as YOU have swept up
in ten minutes" Uncle Eb left with
a broomstick after him. but no more
rapidly than when entering the house
ofan ancient maiden lady staid. IT,
dy and discreet'-without wiping his
feet; the offended sPinster exclaimed.
did you not observe the scraper al
the door.' Eyes, mann, :" said uncle Eb.
land | intend to use it when | q
out"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18


TD BE FARMER-Dr. Coggswell.
of Bradford, Mass. related a capital
story at legislative agricultural
meeting in Boston He had been
physician. and the primary cause
which induced him to turn farmer.
was seeing an old picture representing
king, a clergyman, a lawyer, ply
stefan, and farmer. Tie king was
represented with the lfa.tto.,i govern
ALL the clergyman with. i pray for
ALL the lawyer i plead for ALL the
physician, i prescribe for all The
farmer was reluctantly drawing out his
purse, inscribed, 'IpaA.Jor aH.' This
showed him the true dignity Of the
farmer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
FREAK ARRIVAL
w. ana Fashionable Goods!


VTNHE subscribers have Just received 'ne'
i spring stock d goods, and are now '.aa, -
show their customers and all others VINO una.
favor them with cali, the largest stock they
have ever offered: among their goods may DC
found q good stock Of
Dress Goods.
Baregcs, Lawns, Chaili BaIege, De LANES, ID
rege de Lame, de B'ges, &c,
Black, Chameleon and Brocade;
A good assortment Oh
Bonnets;
and Bonnet Silks and Innings:
Bonnet Ribbons;
in gre Il vatiet>:
Artificial Flowers.
Also, Dress Trimmings and buttons, Ne" stytes;
Gloves and Hosiery.
White, cold aud blk kid Gloves, blk lace anu
Mohar mtts, Silk and Lille Cloves, white, mix.
ed and black hose, mems cotton and Wool hait
hose:
Linen Cambria i'dkts:
Black Lace Wells. HACK Silk lace and Z 'gings:
White Goods:
Pain Swiss, Mull and Jaconet Mnslins, plaid
Sais. aud Jaconei do, Window curtain mus
Inns, etc.
Emhroideries.
Swiss Edgings anu Inserting, Chftnisette, Gel
lars. etc.
Staple Goods
Prints Irish I.:n-n-, All acas, bro. and hlraeh-
Ell Musi,ns, drills, tckings o .hahurs, laanrls,
Salinetts, Cassimeres, Mems summer wear,
Tweed, etc, etc.
We have also IN hana good assortment Of
Boots and Shoes:
/. dies Misses aud Cntiaren's Shoes;
Mems Cali and Kip Boots;
8. and boys Cali AMI KIP shoes;
Gsiteis
Hardware Queensware:
Groceries:
Coffee, Sugar, Moias,.s and Golden Strip.
TIA, II &c, Tobacco, Pepper and SPICE. Sal
E'afus, baking Soda, vinegar, soap, maekeref,
Cod Fish, etc etc
And almost every thing else thai i required 10
make up a retail store, Which we viii sell al pr.
ces that aiN give satisfaction
WOODWARD x HARRIS,
Font Street Opposite Steam MIL
davenport, April 2isi, 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
MORE NEW GOODS!

TuST received from the eastern chiesa cno'ce
j and beautiful assortment o. summer "o"e
!, lie very latest STYLES aud fashion among
Which may be found good stock q
Dress Goods.
Very superior heavy black silks, bareRes,
Lawns, De Laines, fine Scotch YIN S"r"e'
Ghambrav Ginghams, Alpaccns, nae wa, Ens
i,sh and American Chiniz, American uhd 'ns
#lish Points OF fine quality and fast eoors, "a
prlnis.
pI,in Swiss. Muil aud I,con,t Nnslins, Gu
an MusIins. Fish Linens, tine Table Linen,
line shirts ezra, Ii Q ctmhrie hahokefeh'eE,
.h1e d,illines, eoIored Camh,ics and pap
Muslns.
Ribbons, Florsnce silks, Cape Isle, wh''t
Crape, artificial Flowers, SIX ana "ois'eo
jumps and Braid, new snIe dress buttons, La
ees edgngs, Insertions, Chemisettes, co"ais,
cuffs. Sc, cords, Linen Tapes, silk stay and
shoe aces, castles.
Gloves and Hosiery
White. coio,ed and back Kid Gloves, hest
auatI.. extra heay, long six Mi,ts, short do,
white eolored aud ii ck Six and LsIe Gloves,
superior black silk Hose, fine white, slate IN
mixed hose. Misses d., gents. black SILK and
aest cotton, White and miNei hall hose.
Real Shell Combs.
Shell TICK, slae and circle Combs, imitation
10, best Erg Reading ana fine Ivory Combs
IND some
Beautiful Parasols.
STAPLE GOODS:
Fine hlracfe ShIriings and Saeeungs;
Linen a I'd Cotton, Checks and stnpes;
i'eisy tlckings, blue trlI-, nen,'nls, aud
cittunades, Linens, drills, Fine Cla'hs,
Alwo,, ! ght colJrs Tor summer wear,
Fne biz Doe Skin aud dtape debe,
Tweets and gold mixed jeans, and
Caslu.res. &c.
Carpcting:
4 good stock OF Ladies and Lhildrens SHOES.
WINDOW SHADES:
GEocgIiEs AND QrEENswAiE:
--ALsD:-
4 few BEAUTIFUL Cenrr, Llmps with cut globes
and drops.
All OF which will be sold for Cash as cheap
as the Cheapest by
G.. DAVENPORT.
Davenport, MAY 18th, 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

The RApms IN THE UpPER Ms
s1ssPPI.-Mai. FLoYD. who has been
appointed to superintend the surveys
OF the Upper and Lower Rapids Of
the Mississippi, with a view to the
removal of the Instructions in the nav.
igation OF the river, viii leave this city
to-day for this purpose. The unusual
high water upon the Rapids this sea
son has prevented such examinations
as were deemed essential. but they
viii be prosecuted Immediately, and
then the work of removing the OBJ
structions will be commenced. II j.
understood that it will b. let to phi
waite contractors. in which case we
have no doubt the completion Of the
work will he greatly facilitated.
Ia. ReYab.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

A man aged twentv-seven. a work
man in the Arsenal Of Venice. has
been condemned TO two years hard la
Dor in irons, for the following offence.
One day. when the officer OF the sta
ton was inspecting the work. this
hardened wretch levellei his left arm
at him as lift was a rife: he took
aim. shutting his left eve. a. if TO in
crease the precision of his sight. and
then, with the thumb and finger Of
his right hani, pulled tie trigger.
AT the same time. he made a clicking
noise with his tongue. thereby intima-
ting that If he hal real rife. he
would have persesereti TO the end, and
kept on even 10 the discharge. The
officer stood unscatheti. like the devil
in melodramas. when his astonished {
adversary found him bullet proof. {
However. he hal tn man arrested
and tried by Il court martial. Two
years of hard labor for harmless
joke is very Austrian verdict. -Paf. 4
Cor. " I. Tuses.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

The japanese have a confused idea
Of carts. carriages, and other vehicular
arrangements. A friend Of ours lent
one, the other day, a wheel Harrow.
to carry home his luggage. He did
it in the following manner he dashed
his trunk TO the handles. the bundles
to the wheel, and then shouldered the
whole superstructure. The last We
saw Of him, he was going mp Water
street. wondering what the deuce peo-
pie could find about him to laugh at.
Queer folks, those Oriental5.-Dutch-
nan.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

This item must have been written by an
unfortunate old bachelor who had been li!ted
by some numerical fair one:
Marriage Ii lii 4 fasang candle Light
Placed In the window Summer iiish'f
lnsiiinc ali The Insects ei The air
To come and slnge theif pretty vlnsiess there.
Those that are oai. butt heads against The pane
Those thai are a.. bait 10 gel oai again
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

TIE STATE or IOWA.
Clinton County,
TO GEORGE III. 10y:
.,IR-Yol are hereby rgtf9d thatthera tsaow GA Gie
- Ia the Office y. the Clerk Of The biztrCt Court u
ttd rnuLty 1T IN ~ SllJs freeman, claiming pfyo
Tue ~ three hundred and rs aity i've dUlilfs
money due two pTomissDry notes snd the t9reGio
sure Of mortgage 10y YOU given certain land ia sd
county. - s2gHrg tie payment Of sad HpJsS-whlth
SID notes and mortgage are attached to and filed with
sad ret'tlpr and thai un-B you appear and ataweT
thereto or before the lytA day Of "a Hbar. = u
less. Judgment wal b. rendered puiist 2oa thereon
aud said mortgage foFuciDssd.
ATLETT X. COTTON
aug H. laJ3-iJia Aus. tof PlaitdtH
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
CHlCAG0 Music STORE.
j. a. CRANDALL,
No. .. LIE CLAIRE ROW,
Davenport, Iowa

1 GENT for the sale of Musical instruments, Mnsi-
\ cal Merchandise of every description. Latn Lew
i d Co.'S. celebrated PIANO FoRTES, Prince & Cos.
Celebrated Melodeous, sc.
He will also keep on hand Sheet Music. OF the Ia
test publication. Cheap Publications Of the most ropu-
lar writers of The day. books of instruction for the Pa
Faries. Guitar. Melodeon Flntina. Violin. Accor
dion, Fiate, &C.. By te rent authors, likewise Station
cry. aud other things too numerous u mention.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention - business
and low prices. share portion Of public patronage
and requests that persons wanting anything IN his line
70 ea and examine his stock before purchasing else
whore.
Any articles not hand obtained 70 order.
June To- 4l-u
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

Beautifully gorgeous was the suns.t
sky. The last notes Of the summer
birds fell upon the ear as they retired
70 their resting places in the green for
est, and everything whispered Of love,
a. stood with ny loved one in a
beautiful garden, RECALLED By the odor
Of q thousand flowers. Gently drew
my arm around her delicate waist.
and was about to impress kiss upon
her lips, when she looked me saucily
in the eyes and with smile upon her
countenance, said, Don't. and |
n'ted.-1aoericqta Prtze tn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
500
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS

OF the latest style. which stand A. No. ], on the LIST
~ Of premium. awarded for agricultural implements.
So constructed clean faster and better: ta
king out Oats Cheat or Chess smut and all foul seed,
->4auslngly clean. VIII far Guido your highest
ECf3.iioBs.
They are substantially made, OF the first quality Of
matcrlals. with two good coats OIL paint aud one Of
varnsha better protection against weather than ever
befurc-tcu fold.
The reputation Of this article speaks lond for them.
Yet no pains will be spared 10 continue for them a
credit thaI viii far oatsrii, amy thing of the Tanning
Mil kind Manufactured and for sale 81 the Agr1cai-
tGrA Depot OF AL0NZD MOI RISE.
June q. Main St. Moline, Ills.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

ttalrS kOM. anu lhAt nc last iAe. 49,
York with large addition 70 his stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, spec:acles s Silverware
and he is now prepared 70 supply the wants Of tbs
community in his line Of business lie invites alien
ton 10 his stock Of watches, which he daiters himself
will be found superior in sle quality aid aasn-
Der TO any ever before offered in the western country
He kss G old Watches from So 10 Slsn:
siyer do. do. SIS 10 SIT.
Gold Chains do, Slp 10 SSt;
Ne lalons for and faces. and of superior quality
Geld SILVER. Steel aud Plated Speeiaeles, and Speeia-
els Glasses t. salt all ages, aud of different coars.-
Gold Kings from S2o.so 10 S2s COLD and Silver Thin
bles; Ear Rings Breast Pms, ah Pins. Crosses Slides
and Buckles IN almost endless variety.
rs invites particular attention 10 his stock al teid
Pens which IS fu AMI lrte. .d ringing IN prices
fra. ., 10 ~ fAf pen alone; Slse5 10 sfee Win
SILVER case; aid from Sc 10 Sld with geld ease.
A very large loi OF silver and sii,er-piatea war;
comprising Tea. Table, Dessert Salt, Cream anu sSst
spoons. GRAVY and Soup Ladies'. Butter Knives. Fruit
Knives. Dessert Forks, Casters. Tea setis, as, Me
S:iver. Shell and Pearl Card Cases; tefi 0ahafss.
Combs Brushes aud great variety OF other articles
MOI mentioned His goods have all been purchased
from The importers sud manu- faeiarers on The best
teSms which viii enable him To sell as low as goods
can hs bought on iAis SIDE the Atlantic cities.
IParticalar attention given 10 repairing and clean
ing rloess. Watches and Iewclsy. Jun 81
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
PUBLIC NOTICE

IS hereby given that Bounty Land Warrant No.
334sl for 90 acres, issued TO aud In the name OF Hen
~ Sickle Of Fayette county and State PeupsylYa-
MA bearing date of 18th May A. u. lt52. and granted
under act of Congress of February lih A. D. ls4. and
afterwards, TO wit: the 18th day Of June A. ID io52
was duly and legally assigned 10 Henry Barr for yua-
Die consideration by the said Henry Sickle, further
that afterwards, TO wit: the ed day OF November
A. ID. Ir5s said Land Warrant stolen By Two Ger
mans (names unknown) from the said Henry Barr IN
the county Of Scott, and State Of Iowa, and that have
been unable recover the possession Of the said War
rant, and that il is my intention 70 make application 10
the Commissioner Of Pensions Tor a duplicate Of said
Warrant HENRY BARR.
Dated this 5th day Of July A. b. 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
FURNITURE.

THE subscribers are iast opening in Davenport,
large and splendid stock OF Furniture. comprising
every thing in the line. which they determined
sell lower thah has ever been offered in this place.
Their stock consists in part OF the following:
Sofas from s3+ to So:
Lounges from SI,e0 10 $500;
Tables centre, card, sewing, work, dining, break
fast. &c.
Stands mahogany. cherry. wash Sc,
Chairs, mahogany, hair CLOTH wing, French
office.
ChiidreBis chairs, assorted &C., &c.
Bureaus. dress, mahogany, scroll. plain, &C.,
Betsteads of every description
Wardrobes. Of all diGercn, Sizes
Mattresses. hair. moss and husk;
Cribs. Looking Glasses:
Willow wagons, different sizes;
Safes, &c. &c.
Rooms opposite the Pennsylvania House.
Davenport, june 9, '53-33 WOOLF0KD a. SMALL.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
Wilson G. Harley

IJANE REMOVED their Grocery and Provision
IL ssare to the Or III and Brady Streets un-
der the Gazette Once.
They have enlarged their stock. considerably 10 meet
the demands Of their increasing customers They have
on hand Black Young Hy>on aud Imperial Tea: Rio.
Lagayra and Java Coffee. Sugars very cheap. gu n
Of Sugar for 81. Rice Chocolate, Molasses Of all
kinds. Spices. Dried Apples and Peaches. No. j. ,
and Mackerel, Dried and Picked Herrings. Boston
Pickles. Tobacco, Glass and Nails kanhawa and
Ground Alum Salt. In fact, have everything con-
nected with the Grocery Trade Also. good assor,-
Of 9aeensware. Shoulders Sides and Hams; SUI
gar-cured Hams. &c.
n I'VE intend doing Cash business. and pay Cash
for everything consequently afford sell cheap.
jane f6 Ir53. W. Il H.
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THE RAPPING SPIRITS
HAVE NOT COME TO TOWN!
Knapp - RcC21aaOn
MOVED INTO THEIR
New and Commodious Establishment, NO. Le
CLARA Raw IovrAr End.

@&NSS&k6S~-S
n.yn ,rsr Nnyxp ,sro ruEiR
- r.n,,nos;.r. rs.ahI;shmert Eo La
NEW aOu SoMAAVuAous Ges5oAAsAaSAs| 49,
Claire Row Lower End,
..., ~. ,rs,,..,,,n ,,a
M Hhhh the. nave NO" vPen ~. ~ N. 49,,
SAFE lsrgc anu sPishur,a aso'nN ~ ,nn iates,
anu Gshite,neh staPie anu .na. ~ nar, ~
ana hest elegant stSies, .o nis =, t
bi.Aa n pc ~ ~ ,1xrs I,n,S,,issof
Mo1SGLsSn ~ VIZ ~ = ! n SSIfSEiiNES
rnS,1 ~. ~ !" ~, ,,rn ~ c,NcUaAis
. ~ s' nv 49, n ~ ,n,,,ns
tthsH Hooasf ~, ~ :, -. i,. '
teMe,.ns v ~; ~, 80, ,.r,,,i,r in the line of
III sfea. Ns al. III ~, ,.,- ''s'!"'e " -
ituca s'e'"s ! ,n,asss. D,>,y coonS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
WHO wANTs A HOME

TINE Subscriber has laid portion Of his land into
/ lots Of one each. chance is now offered
for those wishing TO make profitable investment,
for those desiring homestead. These lots
lie immediately adjoining the city, but ten minutes
walk from the Courthouse. The Davenport and CouD-
ell Bluffs Railroad will pass through or near this land
One acre Of this land will make poor man good
honic and eventually rich man. Any desiring,
to purchase will apply to WILLARD BARROWs,
County Surveyors office, on Second street. above the
Post Office, or 10 J. ". D. BURROWS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED

TINHE snbscriber just returned from 81 LOUIS would
j respectfully inform the citizens OF Clinton county,
that he has received large and well selected assort
ment Of Spring and Summer goods. consisting in part
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Quccnsvarr,
Boots and Shoes hats and caps, also good
Of ready made clothing, and cooking stoves together
with large variety Of other goods usually kept
adjustments Of the kind, all of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods.
Cash will be paid for 10000 bushels OF wbeat and
1000 hogs ALBERT NJ. JACOBSEN.
LYONS. Clinton county, Iowa. june 8. lsJl-j
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ExPREssLY FOR THE LADIEs!
MARBLE WORKS!

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
/ the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and 10 all
those wishing to purchase MONUMENTS to the mem
DRY of their deceased friends that they be supplied
by calling his shop, Main ST., between First and
Second, west side, where he will be pleased 10 furnish
CUT STONE Of every description, as low il can be
bought in the Western country
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article Of FREE
STONE, &c, very cheap. w. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport, June o. ls53-o5
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LOO yds. Of
WIRE sCREENERY,

I~RoM No. . ~ 80. II mesh from 10 to y lnches
II Wide, wider il ordered in quantities.
For Rolling Screens. for gr5- mills all sizes Tor tn-
hing Mills. Meat, MIN and Chess Safes Cellar " m
daws. with without frames. send szel wire Tor
t-aidtn- sleeves Rnd naklng Rr0oms. &c. Gc.
seraenery ior FspaI&ry and shop windows 10 prevent
breaking <la-@ alAa shut iightan al Chicago
and 81. Louis prices.
AT tAe Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALUNZo SOURSE.
Main SiraCt. Moline Ills jane "a.
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DoCh ISLAND AND MOLINE HACk.--fhe sub.
IL seriber has recently pure hasc, this old and popular
tne which started hy n. Lynch, deceased, and has
lust put a large aud comfortable hack. and feels
confident H. give better satisfaction than ever 10
thass who ride with him.
The hack leaves Rock Island at 4 and 10 o'clock. A.
and Moline :. and IL O'Clock; and leaves Rock Is
land III >, aud Moline from Nursss store 4! O'Clock,
" fun. . 1853 40 JOHN LCSK.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
: DRESS RL-ITONS :

In great variety, and Pearland agate do o. ali
sorts. A great variety of hU"n a"d coil ~ s&s-
ng- and inserting. cIuiru!drre IL. cuiurrd sllk
see cdgngs Tor rrIutm ngs, hack siE lace do,
fe"m four inches wide, 10 uac forth ard, iack
mix vgsettos, sttrrg stNie-. Nrr-trd irettIug
braids wasted ana : X biutGs n great varicit
ladies best ND and Isle thrcad and 90 o
glove, gents Go. Ladies' and goats wogsicd