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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20
The Penitent Drunkard.

ny A wAToHSAN.
"Why art thou sadPp o, do not ask
For have drained the bitter cup;
'IWould be vain and hopeless task,
To tell what woes have filled it up.
The brightest charms Of earth, which flung
Their noon-tide radiance o'er my way,
In nights dark drapery are hung,
Where'er my footsteps turn, or stray.
walk unheeded by the throng, 5t
Who once hasty welcome gave;
Nor hear their praises, loud and long,
Which they bestowed on fashion's slave.
And am | changedS What evil spirit
Hath turned their friendship into hate?
Those friends with whom took delight
Now help to seal my dismal fate,
Yes, am changedV Into my brow,
The marks of shame are deeply driven;
And on my bended knees bow,
And offer up prayer TO Heaven.
That He who notes the sparrow's fall,
And hears the ravens when they cry,
W!ll help and save me when call,
Nor pass this wretched sinner by,
Why am l changedf Inc social glass,
Which hath poison in its charm,
Between my lips would often pass,
/ scomed to fear its deadly harm.
| needed not the warning voice
Other | early wood and won;
But made the wine cup my first choice,
And thus to ruin hurried on.
In yonder graveyard, bending low,
Ny nightly vigils oft keep
While tears of griefdO freely flow
O'er her who lies in deaths cold sleep.
God knows loved her long and true,
Although fire was in my brain,
But that poor heart, which trouble slew,
Will never throb for me again.
Where'er turn my wistful eyes
feel that am all alone;
No friend to charm me when sigh,
Nor answer back kindly tone.
And If take the drunkard's bowl,
And taste the bliss that sparkles there,
Dark demons wait to seize my soul,
AND drag 1t down to black despair.
Great Godl on thee, my only hope,
cast my burden and my care;
Be thou my help, and lift me up,
Nor let me faint aud languish here.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20
MONEY! FOR ALL.

Gn DOLLARS per month can be made by en-.
w gaging in business which any merchant,
clerk, faImer, or met hanC can follow without
hindrance to their business This is no book
agency, or anything OF that nature. The business
is such that failure is impossible. have received
letters from great many who have availed them.
selves of this; all OF whom speak in the highest
terms OF it, and some say they are making more
than sixty dollars per month. 1t is a permanent
business-five dollars capital is enough to com.
mence on. l will forward the above Instructions
upon the receipt OF two dollars, (post paid) ad.
dressed to y. E.STEPHENS0NS---- Box l65, Cir.
cleville, Ohio. [nay 20
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20

FT. WAYNE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
We feel highly gratiiied in being able to state
to the public that the grubbing and grading
OF the northern division Of this road, consist
ing of sixty Jour miles, (from this point TO
IT. Wayne) has recently been let, on very
favorable terms, to energetic and responsible
contractors, to be completed in twelve mouths.
The early completion Of this road is no idle
fancy, but reality tending more to the ad-
vancement Of the agricultural and commercial
interests Of eastern and northern Indiana,
than any other oject.-MesseHger, Nancie,
Ind, l4th.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20

Liberal DoNATIoNs-Miss Mary Murray,
lot Of ground, valued at $25, 900, on which to
erect a new Presbyterian church in that city,
to be known as the Murray Hill Presbyte-
rian Church." together with Sunday school
and lecture room. Samuel Appleton, ESQ.,, Of
Boston, has given 81, ,0OU towards the erection
of an Academy in his native place, New Ip-
swich, N. H.; and Nathan Appleton, his
brother, has given $500 for the same object.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20

MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE. The hydraulic
canal at Niagara Falls is about to be CON-
menced and vigorously prosecuted to compile
ton. A company with capital Of $50,OOO
has been formed, embracing men Of wealth
and enterprise in New York and Boston. The
canal will be three-fourths of mile long,
seventy feet wide, and ten feet depth Of wa
ter, and is to be cut with perpendicular sides,
thrOugha solid limestone ledge.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20

Lamartine is dying his physician
having up all hopes Of recovery.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
From The Aurora llil.l Gaasa.an.l
Who Ia Hsf

"On Monday morning q man en-
tered cur office OF whom We cannot
refrain nom speaking. His physique
was Of almost perfect form. dis
head indicated powerful mind. =
His eye quick and restless. But
withal his voice ialtering, his iaee
hloatsi, and EYES flashing AND pro
tia..ng rom their sockets. lis
whele form Shook, As il. with an agnc
tit IL ha.. not been shaved tor
days. his ha.g black Is coal was mat
It'd itgetael. ami the clothes upon
ham seemed to be The remains Of q
hagawon winters suit, lie vas
dirty and filthy. His ago we should
guess to be nom thnty tive 10 .o-sy
years. At q glance we saw the
trouble with him. Here was VIC,
tim ct intemperancc. We offered
him a chair, which after a lew tecbly
uttered remarks he accepted, AM
then producing glass bottle con-
tanning nearly . pint 81 whiskey. q
which he drank. From curiosity.
for We were impressed from the first
that he was no common man: we tried
to find out his name. residence, bn-
s.ness, &c: but IN vain. Yet h
spoke OF leading men OF the nation as
his friends. an was too familiar with
their history to be charged with Drag
"a loeia. With Everett, Choate,
Greely. and tie Professors Of several
colleges, and the public men in the
State of Maine he was well acquain.
tel. With the history Of the country
he was very familiar the povtr,
OF English writers. particularly Coll
smith, he said he was exceedingly toni
and repeated to Us i good share Of
the Travellers and deserted Vii
lage also quotations from Homer and
Virgil; with fuency that spoke nm
mistakeablv for his scholarship. He
hal graduated at College with high
houors, AMI had been a member OF
the Bar in the State Of Maine: where
be hal spent most Of his life. Said
he now hadno home-but that Hon
u. L Gregg vas his friend; and want
81 % know i. VIC coald direct where
to ind him. On mentioning his
appointment T. the San leieh Islands
.wha. does b. take the place Of sev-
eance. his friend and mine. Strange.
Strange. Strange, and | without q
home. rooa ID pRcSKARD O.
rHE WAY FROM MAINE To HI.
Then with on swig he empried tic
contents o. his whiskey bottle. W
cannot dwell longer. Nor do we wish
10 do 10. Bnt how truly is it said oi
the poor mans DESTROYER:
~ spares Iof tie high nor the hugablc
Pr s.bss 5f f4e earth fall bsfora him
y bill wisdom a1.a e aus fala PROSTATE.
He = hers tia e0F youta.
Aud III .Aoaar- ffa -fey hairs nj aEo;
All beatty IT, fsrHs 10 corruption.
Ard ccneuers the might Of the brave"
Young men. heel the warning
Wealth, honor, rowsr, beauty, valor
are I'D defence against tn power O.
alcohol. Without making il vour
greatest enemy, with all these bless
ings, You may Yet be a par id
d,ratard On Lte aray .flona Illinois 10
E
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Inprsvenme Of Rock Island Rapids Of the
Aissiasinaai

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals
will be reccy cd By the undersigned until the 4th
day Of November fes removing the distinctions
TO the navigation OF these RAPIDS. al the following
roi.ts. VIZ;
Rock Island. Duck Creek, campeeli's Island, ssca-
more. AID Upper Chains
The distractions consist Of reefs of Rocks under the
sarface which he DISPLACED by htastns, or oth<f
mesI4s and the particles removed snd Deposited IN The
col8 Gaous deep @aeT 80 as 50 perfect az aihtcrruptea
rhshls l the rcsisaa Of II general cnrfcnt el tae
{iSeg al 80 TaSt IN Mllfii. aud feet IN deptA
BE,,s> have been placed II the several places above
feg afed Which mark an, the extent of the WORK re-
qoira Il b. done AID Charts of The aondnes be
SansEea t.e Office Of the aaic rsgned al davenport
shcre 3atofnatoa detail can Ne received By tAase
uhe u - ta3uake proposals
Proposals ml hs feeesei for each NJ the aihct pas
sNS sgzreteiy. ard mus. siAt Tie time required Tor
uplnI ls1llzs Tie work I each pss--
I.ia Contractor also invited 10 propose 20 do tbs
woss Al eilher by the eehe Yard or job,
2ca;4lg pSy mohts WI. be made, with reservation
% ~ pr eeAt. antii the work is completed.
raFfaEtass particulars, eEqatFc Of the undersigned,
J. his one.
JOSHUA BARNEY.
Oct CT, iSe@--wtswIia L. s. Agent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

ARREST FoE MAIL RogzEaT We are
panied to hear Of the arrest OF within
Sterling, Of Bad Axe county. Wisconsin.
for robbug the iail. Severn! letters, con-
tanning money. sent BY settlers o pay the
interest On laads wAich tad been purchased
OF the State, tad been missed On the route
and information Of the fact hal been gwen
TO Mr.. Hart, the Nail Agent. By the usual
trap, set IN such cases, be ascertained thu
locality Of the depreciation and apprehenap4
Mr.. Sterling, the P9stmaatgr, De above. W.
are also informed thst the mercy, aoga,
$500, was found upon h,a. II was arrest
ed and lodged IN jail al Prairie do Chem.
He was one of tile earitgs. settlers at Bed
AAe county, and one of the lssGt5 whom we
could have suspected Of such 4 crime, and
now We ardeHtly hope that he may b. able
toreleV himself hon0rabiy from the charge
5aSeal GGc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Furniture and Chairs.
d. BAR r .

6s-Sx-- WOULD respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has just opened an adui
ia tionsl Furniture Ware-room ~ the
building adjoining III old one. where
he makes - order. and keeps hand COED assor1
mclt OF Cabinet Warc
His stock consists in part Of
Dressing aud plain Bureaus.
Centre tard and Sewing Tabless
Dining aud Breakfas. do.
Bedste,ds. cnbls and Single
Lounges and Wardrohas;
Caphoar,is large aid snail;
Lad Is Work Boxes. Looking Glasses.
Crihs r.dles and Truhdl, Beds;
onisa Desks. Towel Racks and Busters;
thdfs. ans. foisa. Ffen,h;
Ssaltap BAek, SIlit Bottom;
seN3Eg aUd trm Rockers;
Also Willow VICIOUS. Bast ets, 1hnfns
Tubs. Eacsets, ewes, Rrnoms, Ne. Ne,
Rcoias On Brady Street. between Third and Foutth
Streets.
toxins made with dispatch.
psVetnnrt. luc 33tb, Is.t3
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

The present Emperor Of Japan j. sbcu.
2lyears Of agei his gitie Is Thin Kew, which
means Heaven beneath HIS palace is in
the city ofjeddo: II il surrounded hr strong
wall, and outside the wall il a deep canal
full Of water; his arsenal Is close 10 his pal
ace, built on mound, where he retreats in
case Of war, which be is always afraid Of.
He keeps strong life guard around him,
and when he rides out, which IL very seldom.
he has ten or twelve Of his ministers deco
rated in he same uniform with himself. 20
no person may know him, ne Is e2 much
afraid Of his a~H subjects.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
Furniture.

yI,HE subscribers are jus, opening in Davenport, .
/ large and splendid stock OF Furniture, comprising
everything in The line, which they determined to
sci, lower thai has over been offered IN this place
Their stock consists In part Of the following
Sofas from 81 to ei2;
lounges from SiCU to $500.
Tables centre, card, sewing, work. dining, break
fast, de-.
Stands, mahogany, cherry, wash, Sc,
Chars mahogany, hair cloth, cane, sewing, frenci
office.
CAlldreufs chairs, assorted &C., &c,
Bureaus. drnss mahogany, scroll, plain. &c.
Eedst,ads Of every description
Nardrobes, oil all different sizes,
Mattresses. hair, moss aud hushi
Cribs, Looking Glasses;
Willow wagons, different sizes;
Safes. Ne., DC.
Rooms appnsita the PennsNiyanin Housr.
davenport JHne ., 80 - No0LFORD n SMALL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

SLAVERY IN LoUtsvlL LIE kESrucxY-Ia-
roKTAsT MovENExI.-The City Council Of
Louisville recently passed an Ordinance
virtually abolishing tile buying or selling OF
slaves within the corporate limits u that
City. The Ordinance was passed By an
unanimous vote Of Council, bu, was vetoed
by the Mayer. Although BY the ne5atiga
of the Mayor the Ordinance has no effect,
vet tie moral sentiment of that communa n
is not the less Indicated by the proceedings
The Louisville Courier in abiding 70 pubic
sentiment upon the trade OF slaves in the
City makes the. following remarks:
s.All we have 70 say u. thar, though law
yers here may look upon negro pen as,
technically, not nuisance, yet il IS mani
testify offensive 10 the neral sense Of this
community, and the offenders can only show
their respect and regard fyr that sense, by
forthwith and forever removing, Of their
own accord. the cause Of the public feeling
SO strikingly represented By our municipal
authorities
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

A young nob!ctnaH, celebrated for his her
cuIeaB strength and rashncss, has m nde Il
voyage frola Venice TO Trieste alone, stand
ing or two planks four feet long, by one
foot vide and four inches thick, fastened BY
an iron clasp, and without any help out "a
pole. He arrived at Trieste 20 miles from
Venice, safe and sound, having gained his
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
p 0 w D Z z

WE have made arran~eiutut> with a eel ,hrated
" Powder M.nuigctur!, =" t.at shall be lhs 10
Keep coU-iHnnl on hand large supply Uf Biusfirg
F1Eafr OF the best quaits. which I'll ~ g.
ssFa advance lrnn AaB fCt irar' Prgts. fho,a wish
FEl - purchase tnr d,s, III Largo quantities ret -
Will fad II 10 their iItercetio give ell, bgfa par
chasing cisa wrrr; -cli 90 81 IoAis prices
thyrrty saving cost Vi trau>Ps tau.H. 81.
mug VAN TElL& COOK.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
MARBLE WORKS !,

THE undersigned would respectfully Announce To-
,h citizens OF Davenport and sjeiAiiy, and 10 all
those wishing to purchase MON SENTs 10 the mem,
DRY their deceased friends that they can be surpae
BY calling at his Shop on Mnlu Str between FIRST ah
second, ws side, where h VIII By pleased 70 furnish
CUT STONE OF syers description, IS los as i can he
fought iii the " csiern eoantr,.
ltaliaa and American Marble for Monuments. HE;ai
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article OF I kEf
STONE, &c, very cheap W. W. kENNEpi.
Davenport. June q. lsa3-sa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
MAMMOTH STOVE Stare

II WlCkEE>HAN. H.nIfaelir,S ri ia. sheet Iron
i l. aud Copper Ware; keeps lonstaIltl} un hand u
Er1e assortment n eNars article ia hts tine, tpgat.r
with thu HNparateE "a Prairie stats ana Charter OaE
cooking stuYe, With hs Narratt. fGr tuu years.
second htId siuy,s, old castings. Copper. Brass.
Pt"t'r Htnv ana Bags Do}lt ~ s.'r-e iof al! ash.
oi' In OaT line,
Corner Of Main and S'loEa siresi. 3;fsgz5,. CunN q
Saratul' banking hOGss. Davenport, JaHa q, 'a,,-a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
To the Ladies'.

. NMALLIot Of >clf-Hcatng Smoothing Irons.
EccciYed aud for sale In
Front and Perry Il. Al pALyELI.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

DOCK ISLAND AND MOLINE HAek.=-fhc sub
IL scrber ha- recently purchased this old and poruia
line, Which VAS started 10y \. LYNCH deceased. AMI has
ust put new, large and comfortable luck, and feels
confident he give better satisfaction than to
thase who rtlP aih him.
Tho hack leaves Rock lsaaa III II and 10 o'clock,
mud Moline ahd II o'clock; and leaves Rock Is
land al = aud Moline from Nurses Il O'Clock,
". june Q, ISs3-io. JOHN LUSk.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
BADNESS CURED,
Eua,sou's American Fair Restorative,

INoR Restoring tho hsr on Hcads nnFErEss,S RAIN,
and 10 rfevert the harfrom falling. winn!ns gold
IN opinions Of persons who using il This is
article. reeety Introduced. is thing for Bald
hess ard Will stand the .es afa seerH.fg public. Iht
proprie1rs suth confidence III il tt they author
ize their Agents 10 take Eld eases on GU ARANTEE.
Price 10 h. agreed upon betwee the parties.
Oct Chilly u &. ElnhinoE. Agent,
L. T.. FISHER s CO.. Prarrietors,
S. superior Street. Ileyefsrd. fk5o.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
The Conviction of glssane the rO,gsr

We have before noticed the Sec
onl conviction Of K;ssane. Of On
cinnati, Tor forgery connected with
the Martha Washington affair
The scene in Court upon the rem
diti2n Of tn ycrd cts thus described
by the Cincinnati TINS.
Tie Courtroom was dimly light
cd, the night without vas dark anu
stormy, as if in unison with the
fate of the prisoner. when he was
brought in to hear the decision OF
those twelve men upon whom his
future destiny hung, and with whom
his every worldly expectation rest
ID.
Ei5sane looked tull Of hope, as
ne stool up before those jurynan
AMI gazad tizedly at them. a. ii
he would real their sentence a. il
was uttered. The awful word gull
ty' fell upon his car. as much as
upon his soul, which seemed to
-hrigel before that fearful sound
Every ray Of hope died III his eoun-
tznance. be started AMI gazod Wild
" around as il TO seek for protec-
ton, anil sunk overpowered beneath
tine unant!cipated blow. He grasp
Ell nervously the arm Of his counsel.
T Judge Walker. who had struggled
10 molly in his defence, and who
had fought 50 brayclr, though in
vain against the dark and impan-
ding fate which awaited him, and
eHclaiming, IN a trembling and ap
aliing tone: THAT i .ry0ug Jlzq.!
Is Usaeen Is my actt3e&s, / did
not a0 IT." burst into an agony o.
tgars.
Each spectator in that Court
room felt a thrill Of wo. in that
painful ana awful silence. dead as
the hope Of the unfortunate who
was weeping like a child hctor.
them.
: CYlwDEE IELEGRAru.--A company
il NOW being formed in Boston with
a oapital q. $500. 900, for the purposy
oi constructing Il line Of telcgraphs
from Boston to New York, having a
cylinder two feet in diameter
bv means Of which It is believed
that packages may BE- transmitted
from ons city to another in fifteen
miHu: 1t has been objected BY
some. that the power required to ex.
Aaust the tube for 50 great q distance.
would be SO great that 10 reasonable
number Of pumps would be able 10
accomplish #. But this objection Is
@uaw@a43hv thu fact. that It is not
proposed fy the plan Of Mr.. K. TO
exhaust tlle air through the whole
length oithe faba. 1T once: but a. a
portion If the air is exhausted and
the pluugor rusAes through tho tube,
the air Is cut off behind it, and a new
column Of air commences to act mp
init. The scheme is attracting ia
VOC.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
ssLssEszE.D SHIFTING

sJe.1ihg~ aud dfillines, hickory stfipes, tick.
n, etc, crash AID RUSSIA didn.rs ms.
ga hueh buck low ling aua i apr, choice 'alle
IN ns ironing 90. y bite tod, 81 ru5its
Transparent window sbaits ard Putasu, sa
4 jHstna hAtnsts % an ~, VIII totd aud
'a.se1 W give h#J III finishing ouehgy
trv ii s. ~ ..y,,r sb-t5sfs 81, ia - -, sa,.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

A CosTLy NEcKLAcE.-Fbe most va,aa-
Bile article OF bgoQteris ou exhibition Ia the
Crystal Palace is said to be- owned "a New
York. 1t is pearl necklace, which CON
sists of pearls, with one large diamond In
the midst, and is valued at $4,000. il IS
said that millionaire recently appointed by
President Pierce 10 a diplomatic post in
Europe, offered $4,000 for il, and that
price was refused
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
FRESH ARRIVAL.

lust received ffotn New York a 10. OF choice tiFn-
- ceres. consisting IN part u
Box Raisius: Figs: PFuncS: Almonds;
Currauts; English Wslnut,; Spice: Pepper
Ginger Macs. Antmegs; tloses,
Cinnamon: Said oil. Yeast Powders;
iu-t8ri; le-waua. Madden; cayenne Pepper;
Al9m; Peifr: sulphur: Sal Soda
Maekerel ia Bbls hill hbl.s ard Kegs,
salmon Ia Kits: Cod dish;
Fofs l. by ". nALZELL-
aug IS Front =
MAILS. IS Kegs Boston. aud Pittsburgh Nails, re
L y ce4yed aud foF sale hy III. DAI2ELL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

Some fellow says when Adam got tired
Of naming his numerous descendants, Ae SAID
aLet the rest be called SRith,"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
CIR q { j. II | Il :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

i'hc subscriber has oprned Grocery and Provision
Store on the corner II Front and PER-. SIS, opra.
ste Messrs. Burrows " Prttyman's mi; where viii
be found choice assortment at Groceries. FToSlsohs
Wooden ware, Nails, Glass. White Lead, Oakum, Kos
H. &c. Sc. all OF which viii BIZ sold low Tor cash or
trade,
Dealers in the above articles viii do vel 70 cali and
examine the stock before pnfch sirg elsewhere
Attention will he paid 10 receiving STORAGE, For
aafding aud selling OF merchandise and produce
Davenport, July IL. lisa. NJ. DALzELL
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
l, 90 Yds. Of
MIR- sCREE.lrERY.

l"R0h No. 70 20 u ra@sh, from la 10 - inches
i wjd.. or wider il ordered iu q laHt3tas.
For Rolling - rreu. for gFist ul-.a sElS for Fan
ming Mills. Mai. MIX and Cheese SAFES. Cellar Win
dow-. With or without tEa4ag-. (.eEd sErl for
hraiaJfig sieve. af,d lEakr ra hropns. 60. a..
Sprrcifarg for foundry ana star W4hdaaS a. prevent
breaking gtlss and not shat lgt-.si ut Chc4-o
and st. Louis prices.
At the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALOAZO SOtESE,
NJ I
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

E'i&L INSURANCE.
L LIFE INSURANCE.
LIKE STOCK INSURANCE
L. =. FARMER, GENERAL AGESr- BRADY sIREEr, pAyEA
PORT. IpBA.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
A Farm Of I20 Acres for Sale,

Miles from tow n-under hilh state of cultivation.
with timber and good water. he above farm Will
b. sold III j bargain.
Enquire a. the oLd CoaLH Sgrrayors once. on 2d
~ @do0Es 45gye p. o.
aug u w. BARROWS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

Why are boys whJ loaf about the "haryes
like hardware merchants!
Because they sci! iron and steal for Iiv.
ing,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20
500
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS

NJ the latest style, which stand A. No /, on the iist
~ Of premiums awarded Tor lGJFaitnP ltmeGts
10 constructed 30 clean essrr, aseF aud better; u
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aston s nglt el3an. VIII Tar oatd2 YONG hghssi
tlglIattaus.
They are substantial. made, Of the hgst quality ii
materials, with two good cost, o.! PAINT and onf a
varnIsh, bit r protection ssust Weather inai.
3tfbrc--tsB fold.
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credit that wii Gar ogLstfp am thIg lf tln launlUg
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-20

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