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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

UNITED STATES AND PrUssTAN CLOSED MAIL
BY existing regulations in Prussia letters received
from the United States exceeding in weight three
and half ounces, and which contain articles other
than written matter, or coined money cannot be
treated as mail matter; and it is requested that
packets Of this description be withheld from the
United States and Prussan closed mail. The des
patch Pest Offices at New York and Boston are in
sfuced to take note Of, and be governed by, these
regulations accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

SUICIDE OF NEw York GIRI.-An inauest
was held this morning on the remains Of Mary
Trainer an Irish servant girl, in the family Of Mrs
Dillon, in Carpenter street, below Fifth. The de-
ceased committed suicide by taking portion of
come arsenic which had been purchased for the pur.
pose Of killing rats The motive which induced the
rnsh act cannot be OWNED. The girl was but
seventeen years Of age. Her parents reside in New
ink-Pknadel&sa DSlIain, AprI2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05
100000

aged and faithful slave, which recently took place at
LynchDurg, Va five hundred colored persons at
tended. Nearly all of those were slaves who had
been released from labor by their masters In order
mat they might pay the last tribute Of respect to
honesty, and duty well discharged. In the process
SION there were also dozen private carriages Of
the citizens. sent by their owners token Of their
respect N ndeaity, however humble may have been
s0e occ"Yatsoa IN whioh it vss exhibited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05
Herald Marine Correspondence.

FHILADKLpHIA, April "a PM.
Arrved-Steamer Virginia, Teal, Richmond; bark Jno
Welsh. Ames, Palermo briggs Wheaton, Wooster, East
port; Venus, Orr, Cardenas Lucy Atwood Atwood Ma
Pike, Calais; W Cumming Novel; Newburg; Empire.
Sampson, Plymouth, Nc Mary Peavey, Sampson, East
port
Ceared-Ships India Bearse. San Francisco; Grey
Eagle, Daniels, Rio Janero briggs 0sceoa Farrell Dema-
IaIa; Abbott Lawrence, Crowell Boston; schrs Wales
Siliman, Pergmbuco; John Polk, Johnson Stonington
Martha Wrgltingon, WrightngtoD, Fall River Samuel
Lenox. Lenox, Troy B Reeves, Shaw, Lynn, Masg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05
Court Calendar-This Day.

Court CNIcndnf-Th1S Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-No calendar till Wed
nesday.
SUPREME CouRr-Specia Term.-Nos. 8, 49, Is to a. 20
to 81.
SUPREME COURT Circuit--Part First-Nos 1872, IS,
$751; 3q2 to 1914 $685. 405 442 to 447 Part Second-Nos
973 GIT, 9S4 to 900.
COMMON PIEAs-Part First.-Nos. 635, 436, 437 440
AL d42, 446 to 449 1853 ATS, 474. Part Second-Nos
573 8 1885, 153 $780, ZOO 3Oo 324 SS7 $780, 4l0 47o 4sl
443 446
SUPERIOR CouRr-Two branches. II, 49, 49, Al, A.
43, a. 4S, IS, 5b to e. 81 65 81 to 90 % to 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

THE KANE HXTRADITION CASE.
APRn 41he Judge inquired II counsel were nrena rod
to proceed with the of Thomas Kaine claimed nv
the British government fugitive from insticey
Msanv. james 7. Brady and Richard Busteed, who an
peaseA the part Of the alleged fugitive were ready
but or the application of Mr. A. L. Jordon counsol for
- aainaat, % esss was sdiournsd until this ussday)
nsrslsg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

IAUNCrED-At Robbinston, Me, 18th ult, by John M
Brewer, clipper bark of $40 tons called the Spencer
Kirby, in honor Of Mr. Kirby, connected with Geo Laws
Steamship Company owned by the builder and by Capt
John TTecartin, formerly Of brig Broome. She will be
employed in the Cuba trade and will be commanded by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

A. r. Monroe. U. 8. Navy; L. A. Williams, u s. Army
Attorney General ChatRed, Albany Hon. 7. b. Van
Buren,, Calico mia Hon. @. w. Wright Congressman
do were among the arrivals ct the Metropolitan Hotel
yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

ma relieving err The esaransss from The Atlantic ports
for The Pseiae sacs The arst q March, (szclas'vs
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Roads account OF head wind
CHARIESTON-Arr March 81 bark Chester Care
Philadelphia; schr Isabella Gage, Havana. In the ofin9
schr Dfesden Richardson, from Boston. Cid ship Cam
brig Foster Cumming Providence RI schrs Col atteriy
jones, and Ii dia. Rogers NYork. Sid schrs State OF
Maine Mosman Northern port; Elizabeth Helen, He'd
FAsTPQRT-sld March g. brig G Bass, WINCHESTER.
Alexandria, 25th schrs Boston Knight Tomah Lewis and
York 2sth, William Silver, do Goth, briggs Carry Pettn
gill Alexandria; velona Robinson Philadelphia schrs
Pesn sos Geo
FAST MACIlAS-Arr March 20, schr Wescogus,
Adds n for New York.
GALvEsToN-OdM March 49, ship ST Austio Moss. N
York. :
.GI0UcFsTER-Arr March 30, schrs Huntress Hooper.
HAIR FORE-Arr April g steamers Mohs wk' Ciark. Al.
bany sachem Thasher, NYork sloops George Washing
ton, Warren, do; "a Jane Maria. Dobeare DO Sid 3D.
NEW HAVEN-Arr April Ia 3, brig L Swan Tkiob
Mayaguez sloops Tsn.ivy Hine Albany Lady Fenwiei,
brig Mary Emily Bouns Para: schrs NJ Warren Chap
man and Elm City Ftisbie, NYork.
NEW BE Wi Apr schr Mary Jano, Ncker
NLW IONDON-Ar March 81, schrs Rubicoh, Tiden.
Camden Richard Law. Providence; Favorite do for New
York. Sid schrs Harrison JONES' (from Boston) Aexan-
dra Elizabeth, Phillips, Baltimore; Frank and Augusta
Albany.
NORFOLK Arr April ], schrs Mary Jane, Bentley,
YORK: Indiana Young, Boston, Merton, Chase, New
Bedford.
NEW ORIEANs-Arr March IL ship Chcvaler, Bright
NYoIk; barks Gertrude (Br, Cam pbell days Havana
Asa Fish, Gates Boston brig Victoria (Nor) Muller st
days, Aiendel Norway Below, ship Carnatc, AZ days
from Glasgow.
Tow TO goth, ship Sedan; bark Boynton brig
Emelne 14th, ships Henry Everett brig Toledo schr
MOBlIEeArr March 2s, ship West Point Muliner. N
York brig and Gilmore, Eldrdge Boston CID ship
American Union Otis Havre Br ship Rhea, Sylvia Nor
leans; brig Amulet Porter Portland, Ne.
MACHlASPORT-Arr March 70, brig Citizen, Brown.
New York. schr Yantic, Parsons do; 28th, MayAower,
steele Mnchas for NYork Tufts Barter do for Nue.
vtas. Sid 25th brig North America Drsco NYork;
scbrs Exchange Sawyer, do Julia Martha, Crowley.
and ID Brooks Allen Nucvitas; George, OF BOTTOM
PENSAC0IA-Arr March "a, schr Laura, Carow, N
York
IHlLADEIPHA--Arr April 8, schr Hamlet, Hall, N
York
R0CKLAND-Arr March 81, schrs Isaac Achorn. Rich
moId; "Sci," Smith, NYork; lanson Dean do for Ca
laia. sid schrs Halowell, Arey, and Peru, Smith, do
REHMOND-Arr April l. schrs Delaware, >Ceokmore.
St eeorge Heaton, Terry, NYork Sharon, Thatcher,
Boston.
sAvANNAH-Arr March 81 Br steamship Conway.
Sawyer, Navy Bay aud Jamaica; brig Excel Tilman N
York schr Eclipse, Gosee, do Cid bark Iulan (Fr|,
Patterson, Pictou, Ms
wECAssET-sld March 81, bark Peri, Curtis, Havana.
Cid April I, brig Hesperus, Chase, dc.
WILMINGTON Carr March co. schr Fl HaIlock
Pew, NYork; 31st, brig Chas Thomas Sanders Boston
schrs kendeuskeag Haskll, do 0azes, Coombs Sears
port nells Ctcoie, FAanswosth, Camdsn. d 3Ist hin
Helen Hayden, Smith, Havana; schr Hearistta, ken.
natassas.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
Z 7 7 I Z I . :
READ! READY REab'n

The truly wonderful and rernafk. ,Ia
have come under our immediate ohsery,ton nat 'Hat
more than convinced us that Doctor Rail !. us'e
man; and that his Fluid Extract Of snrsanst', graz
most valuable combination OF vegetable ,r,,r ne
the science Of chemistry has q FgodncsG s mai
cess " '' 'sso' an MS nc y" enter Prise. ssY We
tLouisyil,s tpsre,
Weagree with our neightor aftho ronrsr ,t'.
Buli is great man; and his safksHa, III = ~
dsin'; and We are fully eonsincedt that he Doee,
with his safsspaTilla, viii create far moe.
astie eNct'cnent east than Bafuan AID MN 49,
Lind. We would not have orr readers r. u,a -,
usss CHASING the Doctor aud hrs sarssp.rIll. I'M
Barnum and Jeaay Lind; hscaus. an uh,t - ! " ~
dollar Tor bottle Of Bulls Sa-sagsrIll III "tn
Esqnisaisut; aud We have heard Il sEIv l",'s,s.
many, after hearing The divine benny. ina arSi.,
their pocket minus ttom teu tatW,uty dl1srs 80.
Il was paying pretty dear for the sbI,tIti Grs -
lection We have to Eulfs S4rpar Aa NM orI,"o w
II is exceedingly pleasant To- me t4.t4 l5as
rating TO me SYSTEM that, oncs ~ the habit OF ming
II, is equal 10 smoking iae reg4Ga. ch. wipr I'm
horns best, or drinking Walker. mini iYi,S. IN
can't quit it.--Ioaisyiilc Democrat =
The stove cemFiineH tsry notices from The elter
OF IN. loutsfilt courier and ID moe raj n. .udr,
ed by Geo. y. Prentice, Eaq.. the ai.iipguI,h,d al
tor q We oa'asiiso Journal, IN tbs toeaag a..sf
ing notice
There is no aoas In the world Or M r,..t,f,. q,
nf. Boil and the excellence af safsspari. Semt u
thr most selsHtIhe ply .u the Gil, has. H.
psaud.d the s4rsapsfiila; and @Aal is err At t.s
hetsf the mltian sprlaad II ne. Il Is having Ia.
mrnd9Hs sale lbG celebrated Jayne Iss from IA.
profits Of bIs medicine, Auii! gIaHltp pal3ra m p
IcF phis; seFe1 stories high cd d. Bua Iht el0ss
esscsh s*rs soen hnild oGs sses high as tha 4
-, aye todd very diiicut for han To aik Through
sIs1ts at ais he linda himself arrested at eytry
step ny grate Al men aud wumPp. many OF shom have
Travelled from great distances look upon Ii. tea
iaetor, and 10 bless hIg Tor their wonderful re,totA
ton to brsith. The Doctor, itA all his eNr.ordIas
~ merit. il naturally sery modest and retiring: g
NC trust that the eastern estes will III lHsce 10
thsmsettest gave biiing reception d,stsuEuG
"a msh y DO has made glorious a Campaign aglass
human diseases General ScuEt % NJ
8sKtraEss
Principal depot Il FeBrtb -, Lon - iilt IL.
For SIZE tv ELbRlDGE i SON sole Agents.
So&. o. ras.--i2 Can. Davenport. lava,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
y.LI ABLE PROPERTY FOR
SAFE

WE offer far sa'e six ya.a4t'e lets on 81,
w Street.
TIE above property i fayoTa5lg si,u1ted and
highly improved. with an elegant two s;crs
brick bnilting. kitchen, cellar &c., barn, ice
house well az excellent water s eislern. Will
be spld al great bargain i epricatian be made
soon. M'GRFG0R ( LAWS
anil I4fh Nan 81 na.aarnrf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

.IIOy AKERS RHEUMATIC sPECiFlr'Hsc
tain, sale and efoctnal cure for Rheumatism 10
all its forms. ], is an internal remedy which thor
ouphly ,speIS ali morbid matters IRON the system.
DEM supplsnrss and ease to he stiftned
and painful muscles and joints. The victim o. sais
distressing maiady who has long been CRIPPLED aha
disabled will be enabled to exull in returning Lt ain
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor ofthis medicine after being toryti'
completely crippled and tifquaiAei Tor business "ai
by lis u.efuiy aud permanently restores 10 health ah9
Of others derived quail hensL's ifah
il. We might fill columns with Testimonials Q! ~
wonderful ctc:epcy, hutwe Sll only refer 'o!he 'V
low ing highly respectable citizens OF 81. Louis ana
vicinity who have used ii with IL" most sstisiaftol
resuIts:--Nm Rsnshaw, SEN, +. Mead, u fsail'
X Wilson, r WarrtH,J a Browslee, l. Dorsnrimt',
w = Town, n Virgins, VIM Andrews, DT. Nhis'
side, Vim Z More, John Horrel, } Atiemas, BOW
Iscpai ed by T.. L. Hoyaker;
Druggist, 81. Louis,Me'
For sale ~ ELDHIDGE son;
Druggists, Davenport, IoAa.
Sept g0th, 1859. 4V
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TNHOSE wishing themselves most beautiful
j cou erfeited will please remember that a
Burdick's Daguerrean Gallery on the Levee, III
human face is painted by Heavens own bfigh
rays 10 all its beauty which will remain as per
feet as now, long sitter
"Decay's efaring fingers
Have swept the lines where beauty fingers"
Jan 20, SO.
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WIRE SCssI,ENERY,
MARBLE WORKS,

TnF unders gned would respectfully announce
l. othe citizens Of Dayenpor, and vicinity and
to all those wishing 10 purchase Monuments to
the memory OF their deceased iriends-that they
can be supplied by calling at his Shop on
Main n. between First and Second where he
will be pleased to furnish Ont Stone, Of every
description, as low as il can be bought for in the
Western Country.
Itaiian and .4eiefican .HarJle for .Nonlnpcnts,
Head ard to0t Honc,. .4tso, superior article
OF Free Stone, &c, very Cheap.
W. w. KENNEDY.
TavepnCr' March 9Th IRh3
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August e6,h, 1852
.-s- --,---=
STATE OF low A, I,
Caunty OF Sect,

STATE OF IOWA,
CouAty o! Scott.
In Distuci Court for said County.
70 George Ffe3erick, and Maria Frederick, his
te.ft.
yT0U are hereby notified that there is now on
/ file IN The office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court in said county, petition OF Rodolphns 5,
Dickinson, claiming Of you and one John Jor-
isn. two hundred aid eighty two dollars and icr
II six cents, as money now due him, on the two
promissofy notes made BY yoH. together with
one John Jordan, dated March eth, i. D. 1880,
and PAYABLE three years after tie cate thereof,
and also RS money due ham for and as interest
due ON fourteen tl4) other rromissory notes,
executed by you and said Jordan, at tile sane
time, and also praying the foreclosure OF Ger
tain mortgage which yon and said Jordan theh
and there executed 10 secure the pay tnent OF said
notes aud interest,". upon certain real estate in
said County and Staie-saii real estate beng
particularly described in said petition, aid that
unless yOu appear aud answer thereto, on or be-
fore tie first day u the next term thereof, on The
10Th taY Of Nay next, judgement will be render
ed against you thereon aud said mortgage fore
closed.
R0DOLPHuS s. DICKINSON, Plaintiff.
Cook Il Bro 4, his Atiys.
april IA, 1853 32-4w
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LAND WARRANTS.
IOWA LAND AGENCY

Hest Side .iain betsrAsa Frost erl3 ea3 81.
TIE undersigned will give particular alien
tion 10 tie sale and purchase Of Real Estate IN
this CITY aud vicinity. They fAifer themselves
thattheir experience and a residence of eighteen
wears II tbs city and vicinity, viii cradle then
10 make purchases ana sales . atYa taFe.
Those wishing purchase or dispose Of Real
Estate VII Eg4 il - their Interest TO employ
them. A'GREGCR E LAWES.
Dec. 80. 1852
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By application OF steam 10 the most
IMPROVED iIACEiINEisY,

u
Together with more Than twenty years expert
eHce in EuTLDrNE
The undersigned flalter themselves shat, 10 all
intending 10 build, they offer facilities notio
be surpassed in any place either East or West
They are now prepared 10 furnish TO order
any thing In their line Of business, IN any guam
rtg, at sAort notice, and on reasonable terms. No
pains will be spared to give the most Entire Sat
tsfaettoa as to quality, work manship, or price.
All orders from a distance promptly al
tented To-
The undersigned are further prepared to con
tract for the erection Of buildings OF every des-
criptlon, on the most reasonable terms and with
the greatest dispatch.
The public generally are invited 10 call and
yailthemseYes Of The iacilitlesrhus afforded ty
the substitution of Steam Power for that Of man
in this branch Of business
COTES & DAVIES.
Davenport, Jan. 9th, 1859
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VALUABLE FARM FOR
SALE

WE have FOR sale a most desirable farm, five
w miles troIn Davenport, on tie Iowa CITY
road, Of eighty acres, highly improved, win a
GOOD frame dwelling, kitchen, cellar &c. barn
and shsds-a well OF excellent water, &c.
TIE above property il most beautifully suc
favorasly sifaated. and V Il b. 2td al bargltE
arr "a, ,53 IeGREGoR g. LAWES,
Main St., Davenport
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

A select and General Assortment Of
CHEAP GOODS.
vT,HE subscriber having received NEW
STOCK of the various articles he usually
has for sale. respectfully invites the attention OF
customers o the fact. His stock consists OF
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONERY,
GROCERIES.
QIlEENSWARE.
GLASS. PUFFY AND NAILS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
c. LESLIE.
p. S.-Country Produce rece'r'd
barter.
Davenport, May 18th, 1851
NEW STORE.
FORGE G. WELLEs, Lsuccessor of Chris
NJ tie * Welies has removed TO has new store
Corner of Rock Island Street and Steamboat
Landing-above the mills, where he has just re
ceired a new and splendid assortment q
FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
Consisting in part Of fashionable style prints.
de Iaines, fancy alpacas, PLAN mnslsns, cash
meres dress silks OF every saficty. sItR. ctaNdtS
cambries. hanak erchieis, bonnet ribbons and
Innings, French and English broad cloths, plan
and fancy ca>meres, tweeds, salnetts, Jeans
shawls Of every description.
ALSO:
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of all kinds.
hats AND CAPS;
Eur, wool, Jenny Lind, silk, Rough md Ready
and California halls, plush, fur, inusk rat, Cloth
ami glaze caps.
ALSO
A large assortment Il Groceries, crushed, LOAF
and New Orleans sugar, 5. II. and \ Q. melas
ses, Imperial, Young Iysen and Black Teas,
chocolate, rice, ground cinnamon, pepper, mus
tara, etc.
a great assortment OF
QUEENSWARE.
Also
HARDWARE:
Knives and forks, poke, knives, locks, latch,
es, buts, screws, augcrs, braces and bits, ham
and lalhing hatchets.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
OfaIl kinds and descriptions;
Mems and boys kip and calf boots, ladies' kid
slippers, CATERS, tootces, etc. ETC., with NAM
other things useless 10 mention, all OF which
will he sold at astonishing ion rates for Cash OF
Produce. Farmers viii find il to their interest
to call and sec, before purchasing elsewhere, OF
selling their Produce.
NIB. Wanted Pork, Barley, Batter, Eggs,
Beeswax, Wool, etc.
Davenport, Nov. eth, 1851.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

BURROWS & PRETTY IAN have Just e..
ID ceised direct from Boston their Fall ant
Winter Stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard.
ware, Quecnsware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Gaps, Groceries, sc &c.
Determined 10 aave e stock unsurpassed IN ex-
tent and variety, no pains have been spared IN
The selection embracing ever thing new and de-
sirable. We would say to all ot ear customer.
and friends who are in want OF New, cheap nd
good Goods to give us a call, as we are deter
mined 70 sell as cheap Tor the ready pay any
other House IN the place. We are also paying
the Highest Market price for all kinds Of pru.
duce. October Cd, 1854.
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LOCK HERE STRANGER?

nSE word with YOU whlte / have ,onr eye
" Have YOU ever lragefa9 Il not YOU are
bound 10 do so tbs woTlG = ai comEso.ior
No rusting out, "Sow-a-day's" Fou wil wake
up some morning and fad R9ii Road stretched
right along in front ct Your door. You lock
sarprised-aear buzziag SQUAD ami the bull
gine is upon you-you are caught up--the cries
Of wife and children are M avail. Bull -glaes
have no hearts il husbands haFe, Vel she
thing is cid; yon arc. can't tel how Tar fram
home, right plump il Davenport. 'Caase ihai's
where The Rail Roads are coming. We'll, vou
are ia q FIX, something rlnsf be done, your inner
man aduloDishes you that Railroads don't stop
digestion. Stranger, il is q critical moment.
don'tbe TOO hasts. bot refecf, and as YOU 10 81
rem EN- her that Hotel
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
AGENCY AND EXCHANGE 0TTlCE.
INSURANCE.

MGREGOR'S GENERAL AGENCY :.
MAIN ST., DAyINroRT. lewa,
rT,HIS Agency viii take rishs II Dlef.l'ns
L Houses, .Si,res. Mill and Shops, with their
contents arains, less Is Fiss. Also .aia0as
Risks on Merchandise aad RISKS en- lREs
the following vel established Insurance Com.
panIes.
Washington Union Insurance CO.
Cleveland, Q.
American Mutual Insurance Co.
Amsterdam. N Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co.
New York
New York Union Insurance c..
Jamestown. \, J.
New York Life Insurance Co
New York City.
Shippers and Merchants dong iAeir cargo
business with him will be allowed return pre-
MUM OF 70. per cent.
Davenport. Dee. q, 1859.
ALEX. ". McGRFGoe,
Gent Agent.
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GOOD CHANCE FOR A
BARGAIN.
A First rate Farm for sale,
CLOG <fstt flS..

lust received from New y ork six cases
= Clocks OF different knds Z" hich ! will sell . I
So 80 10 sl0,G6 a6d wauaGt them far one ear.
March 24th, 80 p. NJ, HOUSED
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

AofF - Eao - = VIa t--aA1Ei'
TsIE subscriber has Sixty Lets lying between
l. Harrison and Main Streets, and Immediate
lis north OF Patiawatamie street which he offers
ior sat. 4 small part the purchase money TO
be pa down, Ter the re naainder
4 CREDIT OF PROM SIX TO EIGHTEEN
MONTHS,
Sili be given if desired.
Tae above lots MUST and WILL BE SOLD,
md aay one wishing to purchase, can DO 50 on
the NEST favorable terms.
APPly to C3EBlx s CLtrssEN, I, g. Building
OR The subscriber, 81 his store OIL Front Street.
RICHARD X. ALLEN.
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EI.GIras
~LLE1sNs. OFF CIlIiIs

E'AMILY BIBLES, plan embossed. selling
l. very iewto close them oct Also. not s.
low but still cheaper. the best and most besutj.
Iul Bible fer sale in the State.
W. II. HOLMES ( co.
Macrh Is 80.
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New York Premium COrn-sheliers.

AL0NZ0 NOURSE, Of MOLINE, LIS,
/ now manufacturing free hundred of these in
L valuable Machines, all OF which hare 10 be sold
in two months. He will seon have out from six
to eight t-ams.
These Corn Shelters are all made by machinery,
are all a'ke, good, substantial and made tor use.
Ole OF them vii Shell from 100 TO $50 bushels
per day. The Corn is not put In one ear at
time, but is thrown in rromiscnously.
Every farmer needs one OF these machines,
they viii be furnished low and BY the aid OF them
be VII. save cents on each bushei oil corn, be-
sides the transportation Of the eobs 10 market
and at the sane time he will have The satisfaction
Of knowing exactly what he sells.
This Is the first enterprise Of The kind started
west OF Cincinnati. Bay quickly as soon as in
trodueed, s hey viii 90 oil Ike hot cakes.
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
THE WHITE HALL.

and BEowN is Proprietor, are ~ Davenport
There Won can he made happy qaicker han Rad
ray can care ioye-siek GoH. Shall tel yup
how il is done--a full sIoaach--tiean beds
kind attention ana al So nice as to almost make
fellow forget BIS granGmo,Eer-and all so res
sonatle. Well if's 10 use ta'king-cone and
see and think all viii BE right in The morning
The above House is The principal Stage uftice
In the city.
Dated al iIome. Ian. Goth 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
CABINET FURNITURE.

NANUFACIlRt RED and for sale By The I'M
INl dersigned on Brady street, ore door above
the Gazette Office