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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
Extraordinary DEVELOPMENTS.

Recent events have shown that plot of
a most extraordinary nature has been long
time in existence, not far away from our
sister city of Coyington. For the past
fifteen years man living in Union, Boone
county, Kentucky, has had the reputation
of being a rabid abolitionist, among his
neighbors, from the fact that his frequent
conduct has been such as to lead to the be-
lief that he favored and lent his aid to the
escape Of sundry and various slaves owned
by the farmers in his region, On one occa-
sion he was heard to say that he was going
to aid in the escape Of four negroes, (naming
who they were,) that he was going to fur
nish them with 800 each, and start them
off to Canada, asserting that the money
provided for these slaves was furnished from
Il fund provided by a society in Ohio Some
people. for some time past have suspected
that all was not right with the philanthropc
individual and recently sufficient testimony
has been adduced to tasten the suspicion OF
kidnapping upon him.
To make the whole matter as brief as
possible, we will state that gentleman
answering to the name OF DR.. II. j. Trundlc,
a resident OF Union, Boone county, Ky,
was. on Saturday last. arrested, charged with
kiuHHpplip sdiihis anu NuiiouT "" HSu
BY his neghbors. The charge is, that he
would arrange with the slaves to send them
10 Canada, furnishing all the necessaries
requisite for the Journey, and for their settle
,nent after they arrived there; but that, in
stead of forwarding them to that dcstina-
ton he would have his agents prepared to
take possession of and send them to New
Orleans, where they would be sold We
are informed by Mr.. Chas. kendrick, that
the examination Of the Doctor came off on
Tuesday last at Union, before Judges Riley
and Frazer: Gnr Morehead and Messrs.
Stevenson and Wall appearing as counsel
for the defendant, Messrs. Benton. kincaid
and MenZies for the prosecution. At the
conclusion OF the examination, the heavy
bail Of sl5.50O was exacted for his appear
unca, in default of which he was committed
To jail.
The affair has caused great deal Of eX-
element. we learn, and no little indignation,
in that community; in fact, to so extreme n
pitch were the people incensed, that they
threatened violence upon any one who
should % the Doctors bail. The trial of
the case. we believe, takes place in the
court to b. held in the ensuing month of DC
,obcr. when all the developments attendant
upon the case, will be forthcoming. Gin
ciaAai Eaqairer, S4pt. %.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
EASTERN
ST @ We STORE.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizen
Of Scott and surrounding countless that he has laicl
arrived from The East with extensive assortment
Stoves and Kitchen articles Of the latest and a
k,thbone d Co., Albany. N. ", which he offers 70
sale on the most reasonable terms.
The undersigned believing that permanent success
in the manufacturing business can only be secured b.
making the very best articles and always furnshn;
them Of the superior, uniform quality, Is deter
mined To sell stove that will stand the ofn
and heat. Among his assortment Of Stoves hane
may be found the following, viz
Challenge Air Tight of 1858, Lady Of the
Lake, Queen of the West, Brother JON
athan, Atlantic for coal, lined
with Fire Brick, Pacif-
ic Alright;
This stove will meet The wants Of the farmer. Pre-.
niains of superior qualify viz: Eagle, Empire and
Eastern Parlor stoves. The May Queen, Union Parlor
Fair. Queen. Races Patent Self Regulator. fancy
tcle for P.ilor
Also
l.. Smiths Mirror and Chandelier Paror Stove, en-
tfely new in this market.
| have also for sale and manufacture 10 order every
article connected with regular Copper, Tin and sheet
Iron ware manu- fact0ry.
Til Roofing Ribbed, plain and standing groove, OF
Tin or Coppcr and warranted tight.
All those in want of the above articles will do well by
giving call; as think can show them the adv van
ages Of making good bargain. Country merchants
supplied with lin Ofcycry description low prices.
The subscriber has had fifteen experience in the
above business in New York State. and will attend per-
sonay 10 all orders entrusted TO him, with promptncss
and dispatch.
Old Stoves, Copper, Brass, Rags &c. taken in ex-
change for goods.
DO not forget the location is Second street. two
doors from the Of Brady. opposite Wilson x
Harley Grocery Store. JAMES II. DU MONT.
DAVENPORT. Sept. 90, 80. If.
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Is IT AxYBoDY's BUSINESS

THE following is submitted to all whol
/ may concern, by member Of the "MiI
four Own Business Society," with hop
hat it may be productive Of good results
Is itan, bod!'s business
fla gentleman should choose
To wait upon lady,
lfthe lad. don't refuse?
or-to speak little palmer,
That the nearing all ma, know -.
Il itan. body's business
Ifai lady has beau.
I'm persons on the side walk
Whether great or whether snail,
l. il an, bad.'s business
Where that person means to call?
Or Hsou see person
sshe's ealliI Z AZ. shcrr.
l. il any of your business e.
Whal his business ma, be there:
he substance of our query.
Simply stated would betEis:
Isdesersbod.,s business
What anoiler's business l.:
If lis. or il ii isn't,
We would reali, like to know.
Forue.re certain If il isn't.
Their. are some who make ii 80.
lit j.. We'll join the rabble,
Aud act The noble part
OF the tattlers aud .iefamers
Wlo ihsoHs the public mart;
But il mot, we'll act THE teacher.
Until each me.dier learns
Ii were better IN the future
To mind his own concerns.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

In Tennessee and Iowa are two newly
established post offices called Pierce and
one in Iowa called the Frank Pierce
Another was applied for in the same state
to be called "Pierceville,' but the postmas-
ter general thinking the subject pretty much
exhausted. gave it another name,
Boston Post.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Some l.GO0 acres of land have recently
been purchased in Iowa, on which col
ony of monks have settled. Among their
peculiar habits may be mentioned that they
never mingle with the world; and when
they nut on a new suit of clothes, this suit
is kept on, waking or sleeping, till it falls
off or becomes unfit for wear.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, by T. v. Blakemore, Esq., Mr.. IA
con " HrRRlss and Miss CArnARINs LoupEHoFF.
On the ed, by the same, Mr.. JoHs FAaT and Miss
ANNA On.
ON the slth, by the same, Mr. Lours WyHE and Miss
LorlsA MAST.
On the a6th, by the same, Mr.. FREDERICK DETEaYER
and Miss ASs, WEsrrH.L, all of this city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

THE Ericsson In reply to numerous
injuries in relation to the calorlc ship, we
will state generally that our faith in Erics-
sons entire success is still undiminished
Between this and the first of the coming
month, we think practical answer will be
given to all sceptics by the ship itself that
will put the culoric motor question forever
mt rest.-N. Y. Eve. Mirror.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Beware OF remorseless thirst Tor the
ACQUISITION of riches. Rather than deliver
up Yourself in execrablc devotion to NAM
mon, mount the ladder of the most danger,
Gus ambition, even though it were planted
on n prneipice and leaned against cloud.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

THERE the night Of the 9th day of Septem-
bc abont II O'Clock at night ofsaid day. stolen from
pantaloon's pocket in my droom, Eighteen Hun
drcd Dollars. us follows to wit. rceol-
lcct Two hundred and twenty five dollars in Gold,
mostly in twenty dollar pieces few Ave Or ten dollar
pieces the gold MAS In PURSE the balance in bills.
four fifty and five twenty dollar bills on the Vergennes
Bank Vermont, and as can rccollcc over ono
half the balance Carks Exchange, and the bal
aucc was.on sundry Banks not ollccted there
also bill Of Deposit drawn payable to Wcstly Park
a TT. Wayne and assigned - me-. There were also
several of Cook Sargent's blank Checks. the last
mentioned money was in a brown Porte Monte with u
German silver Case. The above reward will be given
for the return the none. and the and convc-
ton of the thief or thieves, three hundred dollars OF
The above reward will be given for the return of the
money to the undersigned at tamanchc.
ISAAC PARK.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

In San Francisco there is grog shop to
every hundred inhabitants. That accounts
for the number of murders, robberies, ana
assassinations we continually see noticed
in the prints.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

The girls employed in the Day S'at1
Mills at Lawrence Mass, have contributed
five hundred and twenty five dollars anu
fifty two cents, as their contribution TO 'th'
completion Of the Washington Monument
There is patriotism for you young men,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
COME AT LAST!
Woodward 4 Harris
sTocK OF DRY GOODS
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK!

LADIES DRESS GOODS;
French and English Merinos, De LANES,
Cashmeres, De Bsges, &C &C
4 fine lot of black silks;
Anesce and Turc Satins:
Marceiine and Florence silks, &c.
Embroideries:
wss EIgings, Insertlngs, Collars, tndcrsleeves
Chemis ITS, dc:
Bonnet Ribbons;
Dress Trimmings;
Velvet Ribbons, Gimps.
Black and Cold Fringes, Dress Buttons, &C
Lace Wells, Green and Brown Barege,
Mourning do:
Bay State Shawls
Rich F;g'd and Plain Velve.s:
Talna Cloths, Irish Linens Embossed Table Covers;
Bro and bleach Musus, Satnetts. Cassineres;
Wool and Canton FlanEcls Nhitnc! Blankets, &c;
Gloves and Hosiery,
Yankee Notiois, de- &c;
Hats and Caps; Boots and Shoes;
Crockery; Hardware.
Groceries, &C.
Give them call at the Old Stand.
Front Street, Davenport, Iowa.
September scih, ie53.
CHICAGO MUSIC STORE!
}. a. CRANDiLL.
NO. 9. LIE CLAIRE ROW,
Davenport, Iowa.
4 GENT for the sale nf Musical Instruments, Must
n cal Merchandise OF every description. Latin, Lew
is d Co.'S celebrated PIANO FoRTES. Prince d Co.'S
Celebrated Melodeons, de.
He will also keep hand Sheet Music, Of the IL
publications Cheap Publications of the most popu
lar writer's of the day books OF instruction for the fa
no Fortes, Guitar. Meodcon, Flutinu. Violin, Accor
dion Flute, &c. by different authors, likewise Station
cry, and other things too numerous to mention.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention 10 business
and low prices. 10 share portion oi public patronage
and requests that persons wanting anything IN MS iihl
To call and examine his stock before purchasing else
Wieic.
ANY articles not on hand obtained to order.
Jun. l6. Il-ti
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RAILROAD.

S,EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the En-
- sineer's office in Davenport tor grading the Mssis
sppi and Missouri Railroad, between DAY export and
Iowa City by private contract. Pnns and specifications
are now ready for examination The work consists Of
heavy excavations and bridging through beautiful and
fine country. b. +. CAlAICHAEl., Z ontrae tor.
Davenport, August a5ih. 1853
Republican and Reporter, iowa City; Journal and
Enquirer, Muscaiine, Hawkcye and Telegraph Bar
ington; intelligcAcer aud Republican, Louis; copy
month and send bill to adv cruiser.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
Story Of an Intrepid chamb.rm.ia,

T Gal'gndnt's Messenger, French paper
tells the following curious story Annette
a.young chambermaiL Of Marine, had kept
the rooms Of two wealthy bachelors for
several years. She wanted to get married,
but her lover was SO poor she burst not ven
turc. These bachelors were brothers, and
one day they had sold some property which
they owned Jointly, and the money, amount
ing to 100000 francs, was paid in bills of
the Bank OF France, too late to take it to
Paris that afternoon. At midnight great
noise was heard in the house. Annette ran
and raped at her masters door, saying
that robbers were work below. "You
have gun, said she, "take it and shoot the
villains" Both the bachelors were much
frightened. One began to barricade the
door. while the other removed a tile from
the hearth to sccrete the bank bills.
Fools" said the girl .'they will murder us
all-give me the gun!' She seized double
barreled gun which laid upon shelf and
started down stairs. The two frightened
men watched her movements without say
ing word. Presently bang went the gun
and groan was heard-bang went a Sec
ond barrel, and now scrcech of pain re-
sounded through the house. Annette soon
SuhiS tiiPPiuS up StuHS uShCd lOI pOa-
der and ball to reload. The astonished
bachelors gave her the requisite charges,
but soon steps were heard retreating from
the house. All three then went cautiously
down stairs, when 10! pool of blood showed
that one robber at least had paid the penal
ty of his rash attempt In the morning it
was plain to be seen that the body of the
unhappy victim had been dragged by his
companions to the river. Blood marked
the whole distance and the police were in
stantly on the alert for the arrest of the
living thieves, and the discovery of the body
of the dead one. All was vain, however;
but the intrepidity OF the poor girl was dis
cussed far and near. The grateful bachel
ors, knowing that Annette wanted to marry,
prepared to give her dover. "Ah Mon
seiurs," replied she, show can leave you
you may again be attacked by robbers. !"
"But we will not, nevertheless, stand be-
tween you and happiness-here are thirty
thousand francs-you have saved our lives, /
and have richly deserved the money Ii
you choose to live in this house with your
husband, we shall repair the lower part for
that purpose, and you can then be paid for
keeping our rooms neatly as at present"
Annette did not hesitate to accept the dow
or and the house. twas many years before
the real facts of this midnight attack Of
robbers came to light. The bachelors were
then both dead and had willed Annette an
other thirty thousand francs. The robbers,
it seems, were not of plural number, but
only Annctte's lover alone. The blood was
from lamb, that had been killed for the &C.
casion Indeed the whole was but ruse
by the two lovers to open the hearts and the
nurses of the rich bachelors
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

To the Ladies.
4 SMALL lot Of Self Heating Smoothing Irons,
n Received and for sale by
Front aud Perry 81. Nj. DALZELl
Book Bindery and Blank Book Mandatory.
yJNHE subscriber is now making arrangements and
will, as soon us possible, establish Book binder!
in Davenport, and viii be prepared to do every varie
" of Binding. Blank Books made to order. Particu
lar attention paid 70 reminding periodicals, Nc
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Davenport, June ii, ls53,--lu
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,I>IIE Pinnacle Farm is low offered ut a price tina
will enable the pu rchascr TO make 100 per up
on the investment. This tract contains $500 o
choice land. l2G0 under cultivation and fence up
which there are houscs5C0 acres timber well
tered good building stoDe aud So located that can be
cut up into small; farms IL good advantage. The I'M
dcrsgned authorized 10 sell the whole tract at 81
per only 81 COO for 350G being much less
than first cost fno sold within the next forty days il
will be sold in tracts to suit purchasers ut fair price
Apply TO JOHN CULBERTSUN on the premises or to
COOK * SARGENT.
October ith, 1s53-lI-trw5w
Banner and Der Democrat COPY weeks.
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A Farm Of 1870 Acres for Sale.

1 Miles from town-under high state Of guilty Walton,
4 with timber and good water. The above farm Will
be sold al u bargain.
Enquire at the Old Count. Surveyors Office, on 81
st = doors above =. ..
any II w. BARROWS.
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Prices Current Of Davenport Market

Reported by J. RsMTick & Son, Cam. Merchants
Flour, ex s. T. z Dbl $500 Corn Meal. Z bush, -
do S.F., $50 Butter. 4 h ii
Wheat, fall T. bush. GO 30 Eggs, Y doz. eaIO
do spring, Tojj Chickens, :. 1850 80
Barley, era 30 Wood, cord, 800
Oats. ls0 2OCoal 8 bush, HOG
Corn IN ear, -Prai. hay p ton, 5000 :, 81
g shelled, - Timothy do Geo
Potatoes, I5al Hides, DR.! flint b g.
Onions, Is do Green,
Salt, Kanawha. sol Apples. green Dbl $50
do G.. A. sack, 2,j0Peaches do :. do 1899
Beans, white bush 10 sol Moasses, II e gal 50a 60
Pork, p lC0 ID - do n. D. I0a, 20
Bacon hams 4 Ii lai Sugar, n. o. h 5a,7
Lard, ID l2.lCofee, Rio \ IL I2i a u
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tONERN MENf and selected ana enier.i
~ with L.and Warts ats Tor all persons who
may apply 10 A. Z FULTON
p. s. s me first class lands vet 10 enter
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MISSISSIPPI AGAINST TnE WoRID.....
The most astonishing parturition re-
corded in the annals Of the human
race. we are informed. occurred last
week in the vicinity of Salem, Tippah
County, in this State. Our intorma
ton is from a gentleman of veracitv
who states that ii LAZY Of that neigh
borhood has just become the mother
of SEVEN CHILDREN At ONE BIRTI
Was there ever a woman in the
world that beat this. Is there a wo-
man living that cau beat til Coyrol-
ion F}ay.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

Cincinnati and indianapolis Cars
have commenced running regularly on
the Indiana Central Railway. connect
inc at Richmond with the railroad to
DAYTON and Cincinnati. The whole
road is finished. except about three
miles, over which passengers will be
Transferred by omnibus. Time be-
tween Indianapolis and Cincinnati
only ten hours.
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\ Mosr SINGULAR AFFAIR. The
Springfield, (O) Expositor has the
following:
We understand that the death Of
Esquire Robinson. formerly living a
bout four miles east of Milford. on the
Pleasant Valley road who was killed
by his wife few days since, occurred
under the following circumstances:
The Squire for some cause, was
whipping his dog. when the dog turn
ed upon him. and caught him by the
throat While the dog held him in
this position, his wife ran to the wood
pile and with the axe aimed Il blow
at the dog, but at the moment she
struck they turncl, and the blow fell
upon the head OF her husband, which
killed him iu few minutes. We
learn that, Mrs. Robinson is nearly
deranyed at the unfortunate occur
renee.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Fine Timber Land.
Il ii L undersigned Administrator Of the E.ate OF
the late ZEBADIAH BRowS. deceased, will offer al
public sale, the ID day of Npvcmbcr A. d., 1861 be-
the hours Of 10 and &. the premises the fol-
lowing described land situated in the county ofdnton
and State of Iowa, TO wit: Lot No. Two ~ in Section
No -Four, % in Township No. Eighty, eO) North OF
Rnnge No. f0ur, 90 East-sad Lot will be subdividet
into tracts 10 sui, purchasers. Terms made known AT
time of sale. STEPHEN THOMPSON.
OCT i;h, IsJ3-5wtrw Administrator.
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YRycKLAYERs WANTED.

4 NY number Of Bricklayers can hnd permanent en-
N plosment during the season by application 10 tho
subscriber IN Davenport. J. NollE.
July Gath, 80,
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TNO3aPSGN'S
FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS,
For the permanent Cure Of Chills and Fever.
Fever and Agus, Dumb Ague, or any form o.
Iutermitteut Fever

rT>HERE are diseases facilitating in their effects
upon the constitution as the above and mono more
difficult TO by the usual modes OF practice. Tho
Fever and Ague Powders will effect cure IN cases Of
the longest standing, well prove preventive ia
the forming stages of the disease. being purely
geabe. they with certainty the disease, sotally
Graduating it from the systen aad preventing retarn
7 at any future period.
Manufactured b. Thompson Il Crawford, Phladcl-
phia--None G tnuinc without their signature.
For sale by -, L. El.DRlDGE.
aug IL, 1855 o. 2a.
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By Express from New York

VUSr Received, fresh supply Of Watches, jewel
- ry Silver aud Plated Ware, 10 which Invite aten-
ton, as ! will sell them very low for cAsH.
sent E.tr7tf =. NJ. IioU EEL.
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JUST RECEIVED

4 I our Furniture Waro-room on Second st., fresh
= lot OF Sofas, Chairs, Mattresses. Sc. NJ.
aug NO0LFOkD \ SNAIL.
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For SALE.

FUN sale
,RsT quality Of 7 arie land we'll 'oca ed,
l. TWO 40 acre tracts, 1--WE 80, three =. i6, acres
At emily -. 10 $500 r acre. Aprb 10
NAV ". A. q FELTON,.
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FOR DAVENPORT, ROCK ISLAND AND KE
OKUK

n HE BANKING Houses Of the undersigned on and af
ter Monday Next till further notice will DO closed at
'e,oek precisely. Persons having business with us,
COOK Il SARGENT.
NeGREGOR LAWES,
sept :, ,ss3 LOUIS A. MACkLoT.
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House TO Rant
$500 REWAR

I Neat store room and dwelling TO rent: apply I,
~ az, 4 TIC EAi
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on ACRES of superior prairie Land for sale four
ON mites from TOW n, in good Observation-Disclosures
" improved. EnUuirs at the Old CoaGty Surveyors
Oncc, doors above the L ..
auc II w. BARROWS.
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(SlTY LOTS-Wc have forty lots in screens addi-
Ntion and 'sCook & Sargent's addition to the city
Of Davenport which will sell at fair prices and to
persons DESTROYS Of improving will give liberal credit
for a portion Of the purchase money.
June ., Isj3 COOK 81 SARGENT.
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Rose Hill Farm. for Sale.
Unimproved Land for sale.

4 Number Of farms of almost every size and qu
I for sale at various distances from the cty: app
oct 4. 80. FAD
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CHEESE
Land for Sale.

- 1nn LBS First Quality of Cheese. just reeev c,
zslUU in store and for sale by
M II SANEDRD
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New Yorl

NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OSWEGO, NEW YORK
I INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the State o.
New York in 1884. with a capital all paid inl 81
SljO,OCO. GEORGE FISHER, President.
SAMUEL HAWLEi, Secretary.
COOK 4 SARGENT Agents.
Davenport. Iowa. June Q, 1aj3-40.
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A Fortune is offered!

1.)n Acre, unimproyca land for sale very cheap II
~ cash, miles only from town and u miles frol
the western railroad apply To L EADS.
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GENERAL thousand acres unimproved land for sa
- in lots to suit purchasers. Enquire Of
oct 4, 1853. Il. {. EADS.