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LACEY & CO., 81 st. Charles street,
IS -lA.ECH or LACEY : FfiIILI7sa CELEBRATED aAB
'Es% NhNtF htiCRT Ptlaf 7te
5s HARNESS, shDi LIS AID fhCNks rrIacsd ycss
~ REPAIRING SgECTL7 ATCENpgDTO. fe4T saw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10

SPERM CANDLES.--25r boxes Sperm Can
~ dies assorted sizes, ard or by
- A d. GRIEF Il 20. 20 ard q Oh Isyse.
EtEMENT. 800 bbls Newark Cement, for
" sale by lpHN G. HARDILL co, 9s Magazine street
KAMS-G0 tierces Canvased, for sale by
\ go Nv KENNEDY FOSTER, IS Tchoupiio0as 81
\ lME.-2000 bbls fresh Rockland Lime, for
, ta'rsv JAtS q. HARnlIL co Magazine oil
SODA ASiIES-l20 casks for sale by
- s21 DELAGRAYE & co. II Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10

nEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATuhtEOS b. seeasa having such things
my Hair much sercs thar take
pleasure Ia nakiu he Ulusus have tssG
bald for eight years. .,.-,-.. 4, :,
zirs st-rata $40 1,ls,~s nh9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE I'm conformity with an oraer OF
~ = Inc Feurh Court OF New oleaus, dated
s Iuns isss subscribers Appointed & n ~
sSi Of 81 New Otans Tor ne opening o.
Sonr so t Cose street. public and r ne purpose OF
assessment OF the
70 he respective aud other interested in
~ and required for the opening Of SAT- pn street.
we ali persons that they have deposited
a ia sr a with plan thereto anoexed wh
h Al thr sni Court the inspection Of whomsocver u
ana Tia, the report said estimate and assessment has been
Fourth psi Court OF New Oieans of comm
ma according to law, -, -. ..,.
writing and dePosi
re- bs hands Clerk Of said within sys her the
in order the said Commissioners nSy
reconsider the the thereto obteted 70
NJ ater tbs they proper time between l *
patsion days after the list puha Of The pfesn @
"'' saw N'l y. 81 PHILIPS,
WILSON.
octs. IS % to 81 eERALp FHhNtLL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10

yERAlFuGEs.
Wlrer's Canadian,
D. A. Fahneateckb,
SwAinis,
Bailey'r,
jayne's,
Challen's.
sARSAPARILLAS,
DR.. Tounssnd's,
Bniley's,
5ands's,
wiutooPr,
BTEyo's,
Woods,
bulps.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10
MUSIC STORES, ETC.
NEW MUSIC
Az '0'''''s's' H H.. :. D. HEWITT,

saSes Ne Name in the sani-f coaa my way; comic
ss s.e iThe Child and the sIarsi by W. j. Lenanfe
are Sleeping; by Bsrker -, w.. e,.. H.. p,,.s
chalk-eeorgins; by Mira. Mecslt
b. Fen vsse; by A. TgerioGolden Gate Wazliie Alpine
Tsrnsronian ousarlles-Ptp wsazel, ms II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10

I IL. ELLVIII, VETERINARY EOhuEoN, MVulu
the city sud ia Fny mat ne
prepared enrr0ed 2 MS care d.
hopes his long crPeuce WI ensure nun
share the public patronage devoted yes years TO his
profession in France and Prussia aud for the a
with The Doctor Ear found At his Stables UNION
STREET between and H,ronas NJ Several fine
sTTlGY kNUCAEriA IN ty,SRsFS FOR SALE. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10
'kNHE BRITISH AND NORTH e

a AMERICAN ROYAL Mail. STEAMSHIPS
EtoM wv YORK 10 lIE E4tt Cabin -.
sago, go. - N'SN' oH1' a.
81 The saigs from Boston ga at HALIFAX.
ahAEatAt ta7 an lama AMERICA, Captain 11itsh
ASIA, Capt +. =, lott, CANADA Gamma So n
At RIGA, C4r'nr lturs1n, NIAGARA, CAptalT / 9rg
The above vessels elt
s.aBgard bow, 81 p,rib bow, N"it si''H va
NtABA Long. BOSTON, RaIursiav Ir
At RlCA Harrison, NEW YORK, WsdnssiaT JpIv IA
AMERICA. le5ch, from BOSTON, Wrdusfdng JGIy 4o' "
ARABIA, J1dkius . M NEW YORK, Wednesday Ini197
EUROPA, Shannon, nom BOSTON, Wednesday, AsVusi
ASIA, Lott rom NEW YuRk, Wrdno.lay Aagust la
SlAsAkA Leitch, from BOSTON, vairgaiag- Augns, ~
AFRICA titrrison ran NEW YORK; Weineslav huruIt q.
Berhs not secured ull paid ~''--@h%'' 80
Al experienced S-rgeon q
10 The thee Ships will be
ser, Bullion, Specie lewy Stones or Metals i n
Of are gned therefor ard the vals thereof therein
y
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GTRAUB,S CORN MILLS -rha suhsoriher .

- nave always hand
h tsa wit or without Corncob Cruhers The advantages Of
any now IN use will be apparent any person
the = es and will take the to examine them al
~seHe' kipDkh a FABIAN, % Magazine street. jan3
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STEAM coMMUNlCATI0N RE-.

~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREMEN Byena, SnfIAts
aHi I, hmers iIANsA, o0toB. 5 N
MANIA, lseO tons, will "a as ioIows '' "4' VIII
,yn,,.>-, From Bremen, F,gu v.u y,t
IlANoA ..
" Passage from New York 70 Brcmen-Fs
Cabin t3S..For freight raasage apply To w. 7''o1"
WI 5n otLR HIS Il CO. So Broad sires
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10

UsowNSEND, ToMPKlNS Il co,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FokElGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. MAGAZINE street, corner of Canal
NE ar The
DOMESTIC GOODS and also vnfetv ~
which hey Invite the ttoa tbsr snos-, ~. a.. 80 &
general AiseAgants 'or THREAD sp99 ran
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10
IN Il" ~ NvzssSE

HENRY PARSONS, IL m p xtSaszyArs
street, offers for sale PI4So FoR1Es y f0%
mes s,brsted SaSen are now acknowledged BY
at ali ha busnet, stand unyaed Their IN
amens sesk Themselves dpl al doubt The public
rsspely them. ~ Tun ng and repair
inx deneea carefully and with dsnatrh. iege "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-10
ICE-ICE--tCE.

kCEl ICEl-J. STAFFORD u Co. Wholesale and
Retail ICE, Esian Fields street, ov ~
Ponthsrirsin Railroad DePo lower de No. lS Old street
slE Commerce Tehonpouiat street, Ioye
Ice Houses between Ninth and Harmony m
n't ilni ivof
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
A Remarkable Man The Reward of Probity

Andrew johnson who has Just
been elected governor Of tennessee.
(oYer the most popular whig in the
State, Major Henry, whose oratoricaI
gifts are hardly second to those oil any
other gentleman in the Union) is an
extraordinary man. Indeed, there is
more III his history to encourage prob
lily, Industry. energy, and ambition in
The youth OF America Of all degrees,
says the Washington Sta than in
that Of any other public man we
know Of. At two years Of age Mr..
johnson was I'VE learn from those in
whose knowledge Of his early history
we place coniidence) an inmate OF the
aims house oil Wake county. North
Carolina, where he remained until
his eighth year, when he wa, appren-
ticel to a tailor III Raleigh. His
master, if he failed to have t; ught him
even the ruiiments Of an English cd
ncation, at least trained him up to
love the truth. work hard and be
straightforward in his dealings with
every one. When his apprenticeship
was up, Mr.. Johnson married wo-
man after his own heart who knew
enough from books to be able to aid
him III mastering the arts OF reading
and writing.
On marrying just after he became
OF age, he emigrated te Eastern Ten
nessee, tlulgingbare-tootcd, it is said,
with his faithful helpmate by his side.
an his pack at his back. Assiduous
labor at tailoring, at the enl Of ten
years, placed HIM ia comfortable cir
eumstances, for his position in that re-
gion; and by that time, by dint Of
hard study during his leisure mo-
ments, he hal come to be actually a
man Of considerable general iniorma-
tion. Being good talker on the
stump, he was sent consecutively for
a term or two to both branches OF the
legislature. From thence he was
Transferred to the House Of Represen.
t4tiyes o. the United State, where he
served six years As Il member Of
Congress he has been distinguished
for the integrity ofall he did. What
ever may Be thought Of views such as
he at times takes Of public affairs, all
10 him the justice to believe that a
more upright legislator was never in
the Congress Of the United States.
Mr.. Johnson is not more than forty
seven years Of age at this time, ha-
wing seen As much public service "a
any other man othis age, notwithstan-
ding The trials and drawbacks by which
his carly years were surrounded
Kilarautt1 jitSc0asfn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

A BLIND CoMrosIroE. The Green
castle Na) Banner gives the following
account OF a blind printer, now at work
in the Chronotypc office i'll Gosport,
Indiana:
"One Of the gentlemen connected
with the establishment is bin man.
and sets type r>markahly well. He
srhe first blind man printer W ever
Game across. He stated to us that his
average days work was about 5000
ems. and that he had on several oc-
casions set from 1000, to 5000
His letter is distributed for him, and
his copy read by his partner, his II en-
DRY being so perfect he can rcta II
from four to six lines; when this is fin
ished he cries set when another
sentence is read and thus he continues
on through the day"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
Prices Current of Davenport Market.

Reported By J. Renwick & Son. Com Merchants.
Flour, cx. $ r. y Dbl $500 Corn Meal. 3 bush,
do ST. $50 Batter. ID Is
Wheat, f.,Il 2 ausl G0G Eggs, q doz. sal6
DE- spfigg, 90 Chickens $ LES a, 80
BaI<y, % ooI, cord, $40
oats. 1890 Cod. = bush, l1@l2
L ora ia ear. - PFgi hay T ton. 3.G0a3..Ju
sBsiIcl, - 5Jythy 40 csc
FntuiptS. III a - Hides, AIRY titl I b III
tpnI> II do Green,
salt, Il ha, 80 Flles green Z Dbl 80
do &. A. y sack, 2,5Q Peaches do 4" dc 4Gtss0
Beans whit. bush 4Ge 30 AIolasses, II 2 gal ga60
Pork, = tOG t. - do y. o. = 1880
Bacon hams 4 n ~ Sugar, n. o. h, 5a7
Lard. 4 Ii - Il. Cote, Rio 2 h l2l els
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

DISTRESSING OccURRENCE.-Th Coroner
was sent for about noon yesterday to hold
an inquest at the residence of Capt Case,
an Broadway, udon the body Of little girl,
seven years of age, named Josephine Mel
vim Potter Her mother, who is a sister
n-law to Capt. Case, arrived lately from
Belview, in Iowa, where she resides, on
her way to visit relatives in Virginia.
Yesterday morning, the child was missed
After few hours, her absence alarmed the
family, and search was made for her
She WIS at last found in cistern near the
kitchen door She had been prompted by
curiosity to look into the cIstcrn and fell
INTO it, the lid which covered close over her
The body is to be taken to Belvicw, for in
tcrmcnt-Saiat Louis N'ews.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

A NEWARK BoY.-Ycsterday, in passing
along the street, we were accosted by an cx-
ccedincly dirty and ragged ur,h hin, holding
in his hand cigar, with BOSS, have you
got locofoco match in your pocket we
could but gaze upon the little embryo loaf
cr in perfect establishment, he being at the
most, not over seven years of age. That
cigar" said we, twill make You 81 ck"'
"Devilsh clear Of it," replied he, I'm used
to smoking. and never smoke moth
ing shorter than a three-center. "-.'e"ar@
Wercuru.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES!

FEVER AND AGur CURED BY RowAsps ToSIc MINTrRE.
y. HE Unirersity Of Free Medicine and Popular
KROuIedgc; chartered by the State Of Penns!lT"-
MIA 1T las; session. wiz 29ih April 1851 mainly for
the purpose arrestHs the evils resulting from the
SIDE of spurious and dangerous noSrums. also for the
purpose ofsuppyiug the public with reliable remedies,
in wherein the patient cannot obtain or Will moi
employ the best medical advisers; having purchased
thai invaluable remedy, Rowand's Tonic Mixture, on
account of its just celebrity and known efficacy in the
treatment Of Fever and Ague. and its kindred aiec-
tions.-has 10 hesitation in recommending il in the
highest terms TO the patronage Of the afflicted.
n OWEL Complaint cured by R0WANnS BLACK
l Der ROOT. The above iTstitutIpn eEttnaa lis
sanction, in like manner, 10 the remedy for Bowel
Com saiUt.'' well known as ikawand's compound
syrup of Blackberry Root and earnestly recommend 1t
the confidence of patients afflicted with these com
Misunderstanding il 10 be invaluable III the Treatment
flIun. HcaFy X. Strong,
Hon. J. X. Fisnccn.
By order Of the Trustees, John u X HOWaHd. NJ n.
y. Il, Ashton, Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq,
Y - All Communications II b. addrcsstd,-JOhn X.
Rowand. NJ D., Head of the Pharmaceutical Lepart-
ment. and President of the University.
Home Jspensary and Office, No. Il South Second
Street, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Store of
sept 22-ly CHAS. LESLIE Davenport. Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

OLDER THAN THE RoMANs,-An arched
alqucduct has recently been discovered in
jerusalem. under the pool Of Solomon, COW
cred by IA regularly built keystone arch,
which was beyond doubt built by Solomon;
'howing that the arch which was supposed
10 be invented by the Romans was known
ana used thousand years before Christ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
LAW NOTICE.
4-54--.s-a-4--=7a-4
LADIES CARD.
N0TICEi

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
this day received from the Probate Court OF Scott
county, Iowa, Letters authorizing her to execute rs
fsxccntriN the last Win and Testament Of Benjamin F.
Bmbrook, deceased, late Of said county. All persons
therefore, having claims against the estate Of said Bra
brook will present The same for payment the Probate
Court OF sand county IN the manner prescribed by law
LUCY ANN BRaBR30K, Executrix.
Davdnport Iowa. Oct 3Ist. Isj3-g3w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
MARRIED.

JAMES BAKER, Of Oitamwa, Wapeo Co, to MISS
CYNTHIA w MOORE, Of this place
In Christ Church. 81. Louis, Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst by the Rev. X. T., Terry J. MON ROE
PARKER. of the fra Of Cook sargent fHrher'
bankers Rock island, H., 10 Miss j. zERLlN \ STU
4 I,I of ILlA Llfmer IlLln.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

POPULATION OF TrRKEY.-The popula-
ton OF Turkey in Asia Is l3,7Co,0o0 and
that Of Turkey in Europe 5,jO0,000-ma-
king total OF nearly 10000 900: nearly
equal to the population Of France, although
the country is not so tI!jck!y settled, The
population o.. Russia nearly double that Of
Turkey.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

A New York paper tells IF market
woman who, last fall, was holding some
pumpkins in her apron, when iresh-caught
cockney came along. and commenced poking
them with his rattan eNciaIming, IL '0pc
You don't call them large happels; they ain't
'alf as large as We ave them in Hold II eng
land" Apples! them ain'tappies; them Is
only huckieberFics." replied the woman.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

M'GhEG0R IL LANES.
NEST BETWEEN rRosT AkD sgcaNpsT REEIs.
w LII buy. sell and iog.tt Rand warrants, buy .fa
W sell Rndl Enate, pas LtArs, insesuG4 tiiigs, iii
vest money, negotiate loans on bond aEd mortgage.
Buy aHd sci exchange and all KINDS a go.d, specie
and uucurrent money bank notes, III best rates
Collections made and promptly RENTED ior. at cur
rent .ates Of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits time to bt check
for al sight. Davenport, June 9, iro3.l
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
Important to those who wish to economist il
the nprchasn Of Ennts ed shaas

Important to those who wish to economist in
the purchase Of Boots and Shoes.
- e. DAWSON s Co, for the present. at the Cor
- ner Of Brady and 81 >treet- next door 10 the
keadhg Room. Offering 10 the citizens of Dayen-
part ad vicinity the largest aud most complete
maht OF boots and shoes brought to this market.
Among our extensive stock may bc found:
Ladts' Enamel Hid Pat, and Fnx'd Caters:
- Jenny Lind, Sontag. Goat and Calf Boots;
:. Fr. Mo, Kid CT y Enam. Buskns
= Pat. Leather. Eham. Aoroc. and Cali Slippers
- Jenny Lind and Kid Ties;
- GHH Over Shoes:
Gents. Fir. Calf, I'm aud Cork Sole Boot;
- :. Water Proof
= Kip and Heavy
$ knam'l. CALI Kip and Heavy Brogans;
Gum over Shoes:
Misses Goat. Calf Enam'I. aud Jenny Lind Boots;
Gam useFshaas:
Boys and Youths Calf, Kip and Heavy Boot-:
: = :. and aiorUe,
ea Shoes
CAiiareHs' and Infants Boots;
itll and complete assortment ii thildFens Shoes:
iHienb to sell for Cash. and viii make it f3g the
Interest Of cety one who want Boots and Shoes hus
1tGs. Our goods were bought Ia Boston OF MaHufae-
ttfcrS Of tetr Agents III the very lowest furss ad
We hopeto satisfy al who favor with !. ALI ttat
can aud Will do aa Se promise.
davenport, low. Oct 2atiI. IE53.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

The ARIsTocRAcY OF MONEY AND
THE NOBILITY or LEAKNING. - The
following just reflections occur in an
address recently delivered by Hiram
ketehum Esq, OH the occasion Of the
death of Chief Justice jones'
Sir, there are now living i'll Europe
two very distinguished men. barons,
both very eminent III their Inc, both
known to the whole civilized worl |;
one is Baron RothschiId, AM the
othar Baron Humboldt: one distin-
guished for the accumulation OF wealth,
the other for the accumulation Of
knowledge. What are the posses
sions Of the philosopher. Why, sir,
heard a gentleman whom | have
seen here this afternoon. IA distinguish
"a member Of this community, say.
that on recent visit t. Europe he
pail his respects to that distinguished
philosopher, and was admitted to an
audience. IL found him. at the age
Ut eighty-tour years, fresh and vigor-
ous, in small room. nicely sanied,
with a large deal table uncovered III
the midst Of that room, containing
his books and writing apparatus. Adj
ioining this was a small bedroom. in
which he slept. Here this eminent
philosopher received a visitor from
the United States. IL cnversei
with him; he spoke Of his works
My works, : said h.. ''you will find
in the adjoining library, but | am too
poor to own a copy of them. have
not the means to buy a full copy OF
my own works"
Now, sir. which Of the barons do
You think in this ag2 Of gold, receives
the greatest amount Of tile homage o.
the human race: ! speak not Of the
homage OF intelligent men, but OF the
honor paid by the masses. Let them
both come here AMI pass through our
streets, and see to which OF them the
hat of the multitude Will be DOTTED
with the most cheertnlness and alac-
NH
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
Edward Everett.

AS Mr.. EVERETT is regarded by many as
the most probable Wing candidate for the
presidency in 1856, the following sketch Of
him from Boston correspondent Of the
Herald, may prove interesting:
/ Mr.. Everett, whose scholarship, purity
If life and consistency Of political character
have never been questioned, stands in an inn
portant position rs the representative of the
opinions OF. u majority OF Northern people
4 Mr.. Everett nov resides in Sumner street.
h Boston, where he has one of those roolny,
q old fashioned mansions, whose spacious
halls, wide starcases and extensive apart
ments carry the visitor back to the days Of
d hoops, farthingales, high heeled shoes, pow
u der. square cut coats. bag wigs knee breech-
IS and silver buckles. Mr.. Everett is es-
sentaly man Of method--his life is based
mon a plan, and his hou ehoid follows the
1 example Of its master. He is now 50 years
/ old, having been born in Dorchester, III 1884
In scholastic attainments he has no supe-
rior. and his learning is not only profound,
but thorough and furreachng. In his ws-
tings he displays more particularly the me-
thodicul habits Of life.
Everything which he publishes or pro-
nounccs is previously prepared. and every
SUIUiHA - SuiS'diig SpbslutI1u DIIOTt ~
appears. In oratory he is graceful, bril-
liant, lervent and affective. His voice is
not 50 deep, full, powerful as Webster's but
he exceeds the "Nestor' in grace and ees-
ticulaton, in aptness Of quotation, and in
elegance OF diction. In person he is not SO
remarkable. His height is five feet nine
inches, his person is well formed, and his
face when in repose more expressive Of
hard study than great genius. His hair is
light, his eyes Of delicate blue, his features
regularly formed and gracefully ehiseled.--
He now spends most OF his time in study.
and his library is considered, both in con-
tents and arrangement, to be superior to
that Of any private gentlemen in this coun-
try.
In manners, Mr.. Everett is refined, ama-
BILE and courteous. BY refusing to assume
the airs Of an aristocrat, he rather adds to
his dignity than detraets from it. 1t is
cheering to know that his physical organi-
cation IS at present IN a most healthul
state This briet review Of the inan has
been giving merely 10 crafty the reasonable
curiosity 81 very iarga class III the com
munty, who desire TO know all about fHan
whose works have attracted and are sill IL
attract large share Of attention both at
home and abroad. Oxford University,
fEngland.) some years ago, rendered to Mr..
Everett the degree oil Doctor of Civil
Laws.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
THE MARKETS.

The following the condition of the markets for
the leading staples up the latest date We have been
able 10 obtain by telegraph
CnlcAGo-FIoar s5,002 sj,7s; Wheat s5490c. Hogs
S5,GGGS5.51 = hundred
New YoaK-Floar 8G,5O@s7,Oo; Wheat sl,50G
$ l.jf: Corn soc.
ClxrlxSArl-Fjour $500; Hogs $500 per hundred,
delivered in November.
NEW oaLr,ns-Flour SEC; Corn 75Gsoc; Mess
Pork SI6;25 2 bill,
ST. Lor:s-Flour $685. 2 $50; Wheat sl,00@$i-o5
Corn a. &c; Dat, b 836c; Rye SOC.
MAeKrIF!-Money remains about the same. hBt hair
the rise. owing 10 the OF Emrrsons American
Hair Restorative which is sud To rc-cot those heads
nav considered h0pelessy bald Price : i.N0 ~ large
Bottles sold by =. G.. hhIhliHE.
TT,It always gives as pleasure to notice any article
that conersa read benefit the community. and 1t is
"A nh confidence We heartily commend Ayers Cherry
ley3rsl to our readers possessing cNtraordinar!
,irt. for thg Of diseases incident to the Throat
and Lungs. This may account for our frequent re-
ftr.urp 10 this article which feel tIlly Justified in
max iua known 10 the publicly. T. 7ri6GHe.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

THE LAST Bro LUNp.-Thc wonderful
lump lately discovered somewhere in the
California mines, described as weighing IL
lbs, and what was stranger, in shape much
ike human being, for which the owner
would not take ten thousand dollars, turns
ont to be plump boy of twelve pounds pre-
scented Il miner by his wife.
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LAND AGENCY.

1crsons wishing Ia sell their farms or city property
Il can be accommodated by
Applying to
OCT. 81. 80. trY # 4 e FIT ~
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1000 ACRES OF LAND.

I HAVE Seven Thousand Acres Of FIRST quality land
located in Scott, Cedar and Musratic Counties.
which Will sell in lots to suit purchasers time for
Cash. A. c. FULTON.
DAvENPoRT, Oct. "a. 80 trw #
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French and German Lessons.

THE subscriber having LOCI; ted himself at this place,
L would respectfully inform the pubic, that he IL
prepared to give lessons III the above languages 10 elas.
sas If well as individuals.
Applications 10 be made at his residence AZ the Amer
lean ouse. He Will also attend to parties in Daven-
requesting them will please sal 81 hc Demokrt once
JOHN HOFFAcKER.
Rock island. Oct 25th. 1s53-24-trwGt