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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
MR. LEFEINGWELl.

A letter purporting TO come from Cow
er's Ferry aud to be tho production OF
Democrat, aays: II understand that Mr.
Letting is Candidate for the District
but canno. supper, him-ant
| spask the sentiments OF many others
for the follow ing reasons: was at De Wit
on the Tuesday after the last August elec
ton and Mr.. Letiiogwcll was there in his
big pants aud crownless hat drunk, aud
was engaged in decoyiag small bows int
the store aud Offering them interesting
liquors ii they would hurrah FOX Gen. Pierce
Now will we in rash moment and on &C
count Of partyism bes,ow M oilice Of such
moment on Que who is SO utterly destitute
Of good moral character"
We really hope not, but trust that The
legal attachments, undoub,ed probity, mo
r,liry and temperance Of ". II. Tu'hill
viii recommend him TO every religious.
moral. temperate and well disposed voter
in the District.
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UgtEL WRIGHT, ESQ The ST. Louis
Of the 2Sth ult says: "Ne
have no, hitherto alluded 10 the painful rn-
NOR, which came TO our ears day or two
since, that the distinguished advocate
named shove had been bereft Of his rea-
son. We still trust tina, the visitation IS
only temporary one-,he effect of illness
soon TO pass away, and to leave his mind as
clear and strong as ever" The Republi
can, referring we infer TO the same case,
attributes his insanity to the effec, of
Spiritual Rappings.
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THE JuDGESHIp.


MuscATlNE COUNTY, Iowa, March Goth, 80.
Editor Ga.rtte--Dear Sir: On the frs
Monday in April next, the people OF thu
Judicial Distric, are to determine who shall
administer the law for them. Already th'
democracy of the District have seieete,
their man. and he Is now prominently pre-
,euled as the candidate Of that party, am
The people arc carefully canvasslng ms an
lecedenls, with an eye single TO his quail
locations, and fitness for the station; ant
so far as can learn il is generally conce
ded that Mr. Leiiingweil has no claims lo
the station other than his ''elaim upon HI,
party"
II NAV be said that be has great iadcpen
deacc Of character, which will he admitted
without controversy, from the fact that II
s we'll understood, he neither fears "God
man, IT The DEVIL" and as his positlo is
we'll understood in this respect, do not
believe The good sense and moral charac-
ter Of the people of the District desire hls
elevation TO the bench.
The question naturally arises, who have
we in The District that can defeat MIR LEI
tingweIl, and make desirable Judge =
Three or four names have been talked
about, and each one has his friends, and o.
course every mans candidate is preferable
to others, for some given reason-l kno"
bu, very little about Judge Mitchell OF your
place, or OF Judge Spur Of jackson county.
it does not become me L.
speak of them, but | do know VIM. II
ruthil Of Cedar county, and believe tbs,
he possesses all the clements 10 make
Judge that the people OF the District would
feel proud Of Mr.. Tulhill has been res
den, o! Cedar count, for the last thirteen
ears and actively engaged in his proies,
sion, and now stands in the front ranks as
a LAWYER in this District.
lie is native of New York, aud about
torts.fv years old; fac scholar. and
close student, His moral worth and STAINS
ing never were called IN question by an,
one; hence all who know him would fee
The utm ST confidence in committing !helf|
interest To his care.
Mr.. Tulhii will run best where lie ii
best known, and you may look for major
Ity for him 10 his own county # Al least
200. To those who Object 10 Mr., Letting
we'll on account, of his intemperanee, Mr.
ruthiIl mot but be acceptable, as hl.
motto has ever been taste not, touch moi,
handle noi.n Believing that Mr.. Tuhlii
can deteat Lettingwel, that he vii! make
as COED Judge as We ever have had, am
satisfied he is the mln far Us to vote for.
aud SO think goolly portion of
MuscATINE COUNTY.
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EDIT,l IRIS TABLE.

FooD AND CLIMATE, considered in reference 10
each other. An attempt to solve the problem oil
the natural and proper food OF man b. PHlLlr
HARvEY, ". d. Burlington, Iowa.
Such is the title Of small work of ll2 ages
sent US by the author. The position he assumes
is, that man though an omnvorous animal, ha,
his health promoted by the observance Of a
strictly vegetable diet in hot countries and the
reverse in cold ones, while in the temper rate zone
the blending OF the two is the tier adapted TO
health. He sustains his position by number Of
Illustrations drasnfr from the dieeic habits of the
denizens of cold and hot climates. An appendix
on malaria, fevers, etc, enhances the value Of
this little work. A few shiIlings expended for
such works, and few hours passed in reading
them, would abridge the doctors bills mate rial
ly.
LrTELL's LIVING AsE-The number for
10Th March is filed with It's usual variety,
among VIII CHI we may enuueratc the following
papers Sir John Sinclair; Ruth, novel; G.
lures from Sicily Lanartne's Restoration oi
Monarchy in Franc, Notes and lamentations
to the Text OF Saakespeart; Ny Shadowy Pas.
sion; A Plli-Bo1; Things talked Of in London;
Louis Napoleon's Marriage, etc, The Age is a
large sized pamphlet of 4H pages published
weekly and afforded at the low price Of 500 per
lannum postage included We will forward sub
cnptions at our own exp ansc.
l The EcLEcTIc MEDICAL JoUREAL-In size
and Typography this is the most respectable
medical journal in the country T., ery shead al
a family who believes in the Eclectic, or stake
good from all" system, should subscribe or this
work II is published monthly at Cincinnati b.
MessIs Buchanan & Newton at 81 90 per an
mum
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T relieve the extreme anxiety Of OIL naYen-
port frends-wh hose minds have latferly been
severely exercised upon the subjective would
merely state, that the corps OF engineers upon
our western railroad, have made tue terrific pas
age Of the 'Wyoming Bluffs in sae.y-haFe
found their way into Muscatine and out Of it,
and when last seen, were Sin good order AID
well Conditioned" tor men who had undergonr
80 much, a few miles west Of this pace. The
survey VIII be continued hundred nile
westward, ard perhaps further, during the SUN
mer -.Iuscahne Eng.
The citizeus Of Davenport now feel re
ieyed-they have been in an agony o
suspense fur fear the corps should breaI
their nccks by a misstep in crossing tn,
heights Of Wyoming. They had ano,he
corps in readiness To replace them, bot ~
they have accomplished the feat unaider
The reserve corps viii be despatched alon.
another route where less dangers wi
await them.
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"a WOLF IN SLEEPS cLoTHING@-We
understand that Bill LeiIing~el has ad
dressed circular 10 The confidential, to be
used only on special occasions, in which he
affirms ,ha, be never intends 10 gel drunk
again! Thi. is specious plea TO pu, il
a, the eleventh hour! Wonder il be expects
to find any enc 20 green as to believe sucl
ridiculous assertion? lis little strange,
isn't il, that LefIingwell should consider
it necessary TO espouse the Temperance
cause in order TO secure his election!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24

STRING has fairly opened upon US and
the evidence Of increasing business is ap-
paren, on every side. Cellars are being
dug and preparations made for building in
every portion of our city. A large mum
Der Of substantial brick buildings will be
erected here this season, and still greater
number would be built were il not Tor the
scarcity OF materials. Several spacious
stone houses are also in contemplation, but
we presume the bulk Of improvements will
be of wood and made later in The year
when the demand for seasoned lumber
shall have been supplied.
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MI SCATlNE.

Our neighbors are progressing with that
public spirit which ever has characterized
Them. They are now raising subscrlp
lion to purchase town clock and bell
They have already created The office ofPo
lice and are talking of FIRE engine ans
market house. Every body appears 10 b'
prosper'ng there, except the doctors, an
one OF them. we learn from The journal
in utter desperation has taken to editing =
newspaper for living. poor fellow!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
CELEBRATION ALTA SALE.

The good people Of la Sale had quite
celebration The 10Th inst, on occasion o.
the opening Of the Rock Island and Chicu-
20 Railroad to that place. Caanons were
fred, a sumptuous dinner served Up, ioas's
drank and finally banner was presented
hy the Mayor to the Railroad Company.
Among the ,oasts was the following
Rock Islaraa aud Chicago Railroad.-The link
OF the iron chain that binds Prosperity AMI En-
terprise together.
Among the incidents narrat ed was thai
If Sucker from Egypt" who had squat,
ed on the line where The Road was to run
He objected strenuoasly to yielding the
right Of way, as his cattle would all be Kill.
ed by the locomotive. When assured the
Company would pay for them, be met The
sgen, with the reply:
"Why yes-perhsps they mieht-lf .
teller could catch 'em-but when thet
come along with one oftheir 'cow catchers'
and tux off his stock in the nighi-tie duf
thing ,rould be in Chicago before he coulo
get up and dress himself"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24

If The little boys would only le, alone tbs
printed handbi.ls posted on the corners.
we would nol care how much they pulled
d )wn the written notices which parsImoni
Gus men stick up cards of their slinginess
We felt vexed with them for tearing dow
poor blind Ayeril's bills. Have yespec, /.
the blind always, little friends, though yo,
have none for yourselves.
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Mr.. Enron Please announce G. Z. q.
MITCHELL, as an independent Candidate 'o'
udre OF III is Distric. and oblige
MANY VoTERs.

n43-The editor Of this paper would announce
his re,nrn agant theduties OF his station, Hn'.n
hs has Tor four weeks been obliged TO pace -
otler hands on account OF serere eo'o. IL Is
with pleasure he acknowledges his Indebtedness
10 AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL for cure from "
and gtea. relief from suffering oy IT. use, ana no"
" ould from experience recommend u heaflW 70
others who mag be afflicted as he has been, win
a belief that they mas aso be benefited BY It's
u,e.-- CA5istiaa .idCoedte.
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DuBueuE.-We know of no city so IN
fortunately located as Dubuque, according
10 the statements Of her editors. The
Herald maintain. that to make harbor
by dredging will require d years of labor.
while the Express atiirms tha, to accomplish
hi, object by filling up. will cost ten mil
lions Of dollars!
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THE Musca,ine Enquirer says, that ii i
reported that the Pennsy lvania Central X
r. Company have conc laded 10 unite with
The Chicag, and Rock Island Railroad Co.
at La Sale. instead Of running to New
Boston. and thence westward through Iowa,
as previously contemplated. With the ex-
cep,ion Of Chicago, there will be more
Railroads passing through La Sale than
through any city in the west.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24

JENNY LlHp-A correspondent, Of The
N, O. Picayune altudes TO The mlrriage q
Jenny Lind with Dir. Goldschmidt as mn
unhappy QUE, owing to the opposition Of
their objectionable being as parsimoni-
GUS as she is liberal. A separation has
been ssreed upon.
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NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED By
III, III, SMITH.
STATE OF IONA, !
County OF Scott, (
To ELLEN RYAN.

STATE OF IOWA,
County OF Scott
TO ELLEN RYAN:
sFAnAM-i You are hereby net fed that there is now
~ Gle me Office OF the Clerk ofthe District Cont
in said County, petition OF Ebsnszer Cook, claim,
ing of yoa the title the following described
land situated in said County and State to vii: Tn.
north west quarter OF the south west quarter OF
ton one, j. IN township seventy eight - y. of snge
three, east for that petitioner purchased said lad
on the 3Ist OF May, A. D. Is5a, al the sale thereof
the delinquent taxes thereon for the year A. ID. ISL
ard that unfss you appear and answer thereto, OF
be fore the first day Of III" there OF, the
l6sh day OF May, A. ID. 1853, Judgment III be render
ed against YOU thereon and all your interest in the
same forever loreelos.d.
EBENEZER COOK, Plaintiff,
COOK BRO, Attys
March -, 1883. 29-iw
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FIRE AT New ORLEASs.--Tbey get az
fires on IA large scale in the Crescent City
One occurred on The Sd inst which cnnsum
ed Is, 900 bales Of cotton, valued alSi0 pei
bale, equal to $4,000. I, was the burn
ing Of the Alabama Cotton Press.
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"TuE DAVENPORT MIR. Carey's
paper appears to have met with very ia
yorahie reception from our citrzeus. We
are glad Of it, though we have no pecunis.
nv interest nor control ahatever 10 the mat.
ter, further Than the mere printing Of i. Is
concerned.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24

QuIET SATIRE,-The n Y. Jribunt
says, that the public should not too hastily
from the InauguraI's selfcompla
cent aIIusion TO ''my brief experience as .
SOLDIER" that the new President was the
Couqucror Of Mexico,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24

The Illinois river, il is true, in'ersec's this
State, but il l. usually frozen in winter, and so
low 10 summer as 10 be almost useless for the
purpose Of nayig lion.-Raiiroad Record
Mr.. Mansfield scarcely does Justice T.,
The Illinois river. 1t is navigabIe upon Il
average for the larger class e boats, at
east six months ia the year.
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1906 ,029 %

The Directors Of the UNITED STATES LlFE IN.
sJ-KANCR, ANNUITY AND TRUST toMrANi
OF PHILADELPHIA, have very great pleasure IN
nreser,ng to their friends and constituents ths An
nexsd highly prosperous and Satisfactory eAhibh Oh
a n ,irs al The close of the year now past
A fund sutfcieat having been 10 cover me
in,uranc. Of outstanding ob!igsions as well IS all
othsr contingencies called for CO ne most approved
rules of the science OF Life insnr and Is prac-
rally follow by respectable Life Insurance lnsta-
lions every wbershe Directors OF the United States
Life Insurance. Annuity ami Trust Company are graf
ii ed to find that saving surplus has ariseL upon
tbr operations 20 warrant their again
srriar,pr that the Policy holders Of tins Company
hail receive Bonus OF TWENTY PER CENT. upon
me premiums OF all Policies entitled thereto, and
which Bonus will las on the former occasionl Dc aa
dea TO the amount insured else the present value
in money will be paid 10 the policy holder al ms OF
htr option =, >,
The .minent success which has resulted TO the tEI-
ted states Life Insurance. Annuity and Trust Cempa'
nv arises principally from perseverance In fein
pcsticn correct life insurance business prInct-
pies hut this has been repeatedly suhiahtal-
iy tested by constiue II is quite unnecessary 10
say present than that eheered by the eNeri-
pncr OF the past the Directors of the United States
Life Insurance, Annuity and Trust Company, IN con
cluson, beg all interested, that their conttn
ned best personal exert shall sti be gwen TO pro
mot. the uninterrupted welfare and prosperity OF the
Company hose fairs are conbied TO their manage
ment. fhiiadeIphia. lth lamar J, ieo3.
/ JAMES 1HORlAGTON, Agt.
Davenport, March cath, 1853. e9tf
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mn
Married.

On Wednesday evening, March 10Th, by Rev.
E. RIpLEY, Mr. WILLIAM HERIL to Miss
MARY JANE WARREN, all of this city.
st Louis papers please copy.
That cake was very nice indeed
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We learn that JONI p. IIoGE, formerl,
member Of Congress, left Gslena with his
fsmily, recently, to take up his permanent
residence in California.
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liz two years hence Chicago will be con
nected with Cincinnati by Railroad drect
through New Castle and Logansport.
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The revival in The United Brethren
Church increases in interest. About ff,}
have been ADDED to the Church -HuSca-
tine Jour-
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Mr. SANDERS - send YOU the following
solution 10 your Arilhmetical puzzle Of the
10Th inst.
30 2l 8 3 Too

do not think your answer OF the l1lh
correct. ifi understand the question We
IRE to place the nine digits and The g.
hat their total addition will make one hun
bred, which you did mol do, as the 5 and &
we're two Of The figures you had to use &c
make the hundred, consequently the p
and Sd which you added to make 50 were
no, used to make The hundred. P.
P's answer Is ingenious, but subject t,
the same objection he urges TO the one giver
last week. Either however is Sufficiently
correct FIR all practical purposes
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24

HAIRS, Cars, &c See advertisement OF
Baldwin & Randall in our advertising col
INNS. They have heavy stock and sci
low
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FARM FOR SALE.

n | 80 Of which are broke, $50 fenced aud 40
in timber for sale low. II is situated shout 90
miles from Davenport. There are good bnild
ings on the grounds, living water, well, fruit
trees, shrubbery, &c. Enquire OF WIN. kneen
on the premises, or OF J. ID. Patton, Davenport.
Mich oath IR53 gW
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We carry our ncighbor's crimes il
sight, aud throw our own over our shoul
ders.
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Mr.. McCRANEY has retired from H.,
Fairfield Ledger-contemplates going tc
Oregon, we believe.
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Davenport Mich 9th, 1859.
FOR. SALE,

4 FINE Farm onthe Missis.ippi RI,
below Buffalo, 'containing ninety sess 'hfee mile,
nan nan, under cnl,asian ana Wen
on It, and good well of water near ,tltg llop,s
Chain Pump In II. Il is one OF III. fms, COR Vim
Mississippi River, and viii be sold !, oaMs
po,sess.on given immeda,ry Erqafet ss,nrggit
SARGENT--or of ). i. Wo0DRUTrrntss " tOoKs
SEES. Marrb ,p.t ~ w Me ifsn
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i T. A >

CCST received per steamer New S.. Paul, di.
j rect from the Canton Tea Company, phila-
dephia, sple did article Of Teas, 10 sit:
Young HI son, Fine do DO Silver Leaf.
Fine Imperial, e2ta do.
sarerlor Gunpowder, Fine Gunposder.
Rest Black
All of which is offered low at
March "a j. w WILEifS
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LANDS FoR sArr

M y. sANDEhs;--Please to inform tbo,a
nave , bssn Negotiating with me for r. M
me to be abse Mt from Davenport for mat rtga.e
on my return J viii throw into the s% weeks u,
thousand acres Of superior land marle, fa
"a and pnimplo,eda portion Of aesr n.
dred and sixty acres, or in larger snd one H..
e.. - respects price, am resolved ~ il ae,r
er rate than any other person win al, sell
located, and oil as good quality ne inSs similar,
~ prairie land, with twenty Gye a o. first qps
timber, which viii Gu, forty cords Of good III
acre; the timber is locaisd within aa .! WoedlO NJ
mississippi liver price one dollar an. an, mule ., d.
per acre. Also, Twelve town lots for SAL. ninety csa
Davenport Mich eth, 1859. FULTON
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GLOCKs. aLOCks..

lust received from New York six cases
- Clocks OF different k nds which | will sell at
$3.50 10 $1,000 and warrant them for one year.
arch 2ith, 50. p. NJ. HOUSED
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THE WEATHER
1853. 1859.

During the past week has been mild aud
generally pleasant:
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A chance for Bargains,

HAVE just received from New Yots a...
i supply Of goods, which with The balasFs = /.
my former stock am anxious to sell b.f,'i
leave inr the East have still puntg \
Gold Watches, which with some 6ef =,
Chains, $. ais, Rngs, Geld Thimbles. Re-
pins, &C &c, will sell AZ lower prIcps5an
ever before s!iered. Any person wishina -
thing in my line would ID well 10 call hs#
cave, a the chance is ratc one and ~. !.
soon occur again. T. II. HOUSE
Davenport, March I5th. 1853.
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County Surveyors Notice.

TUE Office Il tie c Sgf.,yof j. res On :,
cid St.eet, Use door. soye Fos' OF
Persons "a ling for Survey, vii pleas IN
her HGtaez ana the neatbt1y Of TIE Iaal los
uryeted
Selections made o. choice lanls Tor en'ffst
times
Correct pla's acant Ind, Vase fg,
7 lnprssal farm. Tor "a q iou. stss y
rice. AID 70 acre lots near town
3 Farms 70 Rent. Alse dwelling hoqs
The city on 9Th Street.
" BARR0WS,
March 18th. Co SatgeY''
MAGAZINES FOX MARCH Faiusms, Hare
w Goi.s's. Graham, National aud Peterson !
received nd for sal. Al PoRTEKs
March sth Rock Island Book stet
pkofILE Paper, drawing Paper snd lnsIrnmsss
! the store OF II. A. PORTE
Rosk Island, eth March.
(.UMPASsEs and Transit Instruments, esli
~ and all Sarysying ihsTume hts FURNISHED 10 F'
by the subscriber. For prices and further FsF-s
lars apnIy 10 H. A. PORTER, Aaoksfl.st
March sth, 1853. Raes aA'
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BALDWIN & RANDELL,

i02 MAIN STREET, IT. LOUIS, NO,
MASUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS, CARS, h JNNETs, STRAW GOODS,
H.4TIEh'S STOCK AND TRIMMINGS
We are now in receipt oil a very LARGE
STOCK of the above goods expressly adapted 10 the
Western spring and Summer Trade Tor
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r.,HE subscribers have 100 acres q first rate
l farming land 10 rent Tor Cash or on shares.
House room Tor families can be furnished
also rood stabling for horses.
Renters viii be sup lied with seed and Iced iol
Teams on the premises il wisbed--and ioefal
credit given - WI,
Cherry Wood Farm, 6 miles East OF De VIII
WIN. A. x J. L. DAVIDSON.
90, 40, 100 99-ti
SUGAR, SUGAR.
~ HHDS. Prime n. 0. Sugar, for SAFE ~
lU hid. cheap for cash al =, ,y,,rv,S
March - =. W 49, -
TEA, Coffee, Sugars Il. Molasses, Go, ,r,
Syrup, Vinegar, &c, for sale at J w W
LEY'S, cheap Tor cash or Produce. Match -
TUBS, Buckets, Dried Apples, Soap; Ia'ioW'
Star and Sperm Candles, for sale by ,pv
Mch24 ;. W. VILE
ELOIR-The best article OF t!our Tor rami-
l. " use, warranted, Also, Corn ana Gus
for sale at Mch "a J. w WILEf,o
NEACKEREL- Nos. and 2, Mackerel, ne"
WI for sale at J. w. WILEY
Mch q
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7. G. EADS,
General Land Agent,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Real E,ta.c bought and sold; Land Warrants
bouel, and sold, or Located on reasonable terms.
Collections made and RENTED promptly. Tax
as paid for non-residents, leasing Of Real Estate !;
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
Farm For sale.

11n ACRES under high state OF cnltiva-
IlO ton for sale, save sc OF which is well
numbered, and running water, with good DWELL
ing, very cheap. For terms Apply to
March % r. c. EADS.