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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-04

..IsOYAKERS' RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC" sscT
tain, sale ANA eHsctusi cHre Tor Rheumatism ).
all its forms. u IS an internal remedy ahieh wv"
onEhIy rNrsls all morbid matters from the system
restores free dom. supp,nsss aud TO the sbhte
and paiafui muscles and joints The victim o. .ps
distressing malady who hss long been eriplItG o..
disabled viii be enabled to exu in returning htsh
comfort and usefuln.ss.
Thr Proprietor ofthis medicine after hcitgiof Jts
completely crippled and disqualified for hnsihtn ~
by ats use fully and permaDS nifty stored 10
thousands III others deriN ed equal be hss
1T. We might ill columns with ttstimoniah :" ~
wonderful efficiency, hut An only refer 10 'ne
loving highly respectable citizens Of 81. Louis ~
vicinity Who have used il with the most sstItis'Wn
resnits;-Nm R"nshaw, Sen, f.. Mead, Las'!'
Wilson, Warren A Browvlse, poTshr%,, .
W Towh, Virgins. Vim Andrews, Dr. WIZ
SIDE, VIM Mere. John Hofrel I Attenus' ] DIV
Prepsied By T. Z. Hoyaker; a.
Druggist, 81. Louis, Mo.
For sale BY ELDtIDGE 4 son;
Druggists, Davenport, io~S
June o. 1891
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MORE NEW GOODS!

TuST received from the eastern c''ies cho'ee
j and beautiful assortment OF Summer G"ods
0, the very latest styles and fashion among
which may be found n good stock OF
Dress Goods.
Very superior heavy black Silks, fareges,
Lawns, De La ines, fine Scotch 6ingnanis,
Chambray Ginghams, Alpaccas, hne via, Eng
lish aud American Chintz, American nnd Eng
lish Points Of fine quality and last eoiors, Vi
Prints.
White Goods.
Plain Swiss, Null and Jaconst Nusl'ns, Cur
a;n Muslns, Irish Linens, line Table Linens
fine shirts ezra, ii 4 cambria hanakerchleis,
white drilings, colyred Cambiies and paper
Muslins
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings.
Ribbons, Florence silks, Grape Isle, WINE
Grape, artificial Flowers, Silk and Nofs'eo
tsinps and Braid, new stsIe dress buttons. La
ces edgings, Insertions, Chemlse,ies, conars,
cuffs, &C., cords, Linen Tapes, SILK stay aud
shoe Laces, elastics.
Gloves and Hosiery.
White. cotered and black Kid Gloves, best
anali,y. extra heav, long silk Mits, short do,
white colorcd and 81 .ck Six and Lisle Gloves,
superior black silk Hose, line white, slate an I
mixed hose, NJ sses d., gents. black SILK and
best cotton, white and mixed hall hose.
Real Shell Combs.
Shell tuck, side and circle Combs, limitation
TO-, best Eng Reading and fine Ivory Combs
md some
Beautiful Parasols.
STAPLE GOODS:
Fine bi.achei Shirings and Sheetings;
Linen and Cotton. Checks and stripes;
Heavy iiekings, blue drills, Den'ms, and
C,Ionadrs, i.,n.ns, drills, Fine Cinihs,
Alwoa, Ugh, coiers Tor summer wear,
En- Blk Dor Skin and drnpr debie,
Tweets ami gold mixed jeans, and
Cls,n,. Ies. &c,
arpeting:
\ good stock oil l. .G,,s ana Aildrens shoes
WINDOW SHADES:
GROCERIES AND Y EfAssA
-AISu.---
tftw hcauiiul Genre Lamps viii su' 4l,hes
and drops.
All ~ ~hiei wall b sol 81 Cash - cap
as tht Oh aiesl b,
E. pNFENfaHr.
Davenport, Mas lith, 1888
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WHO WANTS A HnMFt

ME Subscriber has laid portion OF his land into
lots OF one acre each chance is now offered
tor those wishing TO make profitable Investment OF
ior ihose desiring to secure homestead. These lots
ne lhniinediateS adjoining the city, but ten min
WALK IRON the Courthouse. The Davenport aud Coun.
~ Dluiis haroad VIII pass through this land
One acre Of this land will make a poor man a good
nome, aud eventually rich ANY one desiring
10 purchase Will apply to WILLARD BARROWS.
6otnty Surveyors Office on Second street, above tho
Post Office, or to j. NJ 10 EI'RR0v-S
Davenport. NAV Q, leJn-2j Gin
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THE RAPPINa SPIRITS

THE RAPPING SPIRITS
HAVE NOT CONE TO TOWN
Knapp % Rccaaaaon
HAVE aust MOVED isro THEIR
New and Commodious Establishment, No. lie
Claire Row Lower End,
yyrHERE they have open for inspection and
w sale large and splendid assortment Of ladies
and Gentlemen. staple aud FAM. Goods, q the latest
BLACK Sins, BERAGE De LANES,
MoTSELiSE De LAiSEs Elsssns ssslss e
JACN'T and AMERICAN GlNGHAMS.
Linen Goods, Linen pamask Tablecloths,
Towelings and Napkins.
In great variety, including everything In the line OF
'''> eS LADIES FANCY GOODS.
large and well selected assortment OF Ladies' Fam
ey Goods, such Collars, CUTS, Underseeves, Chem
issits Enhroideries, Handkcrehiefs, Hosiery, &c, to
be n Ma. In ss sps
cARpET- BAGS, sa,shels, ladies and Gents1
Carpet-chain, Oiicloths. Umbrellas, Parasols,
Heavy Goods, Cot,onades, &c.
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
description, and, in word, almost everything that
's y sHoIs! sHoEs!i sHoEs,,
Ladies', Misses, and Chiidreps Shoes. of every
style and quality Just opened and for sale at REDUCED
GENTLENEN'S GOODS,
Consisting Of every variety and Texture Of
Clothing such as Goats, Vests Pants together with
splendid assortment Of Cloths Cassners and Vestngs
which will DO MADE UP TO ORDER,
In neat, fashionable, and workmanike manner with
promptness and dispatch. Work made up by us war
ranted in all cases. to be Just what representa-.
SUMNER HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Fats and Caps of every description, from Palmeaf
10 the very finest silk Hat Shirts, Collars, Cravas,
Handkerchief, undershir's and Drawers, and every
thing tina, a gentleman hoy wear.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gentlemen's and Boys Boots, Shoes, and Caters,
from the finest French Calf to the heaviest wear.
CUTLERY.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Penknives, Knives and
Forks, Spoons, etc. One and all. give call, and
learn yourselves that the half of all the tine things
we have got has not been enumerated.
June Q. 1888
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PUBLIC NOTICE

/ S hereby given that Bounty Land Warran, No.
334s for 20 acres, issued 10 and in the name Of Hen
ry Sickle of Fayee county and State of Pennsylva-
Dla. bearing date OF 18th May, d. 1852 and granted
under act of Congress OF February 18th A. D. ie47
afterwards TO wit: the 18th day of June A. D. lisa
duly and legally assigned TO Henry Barr for yaua
BILE consideration by the said Henry Sickle, further
that afterwards, TO wit: the 23d day OF November
A. d. 1852 said Land Warrant stolen BY two Ger
mans (names UNKNOWN from the said Henry Barr in
the county OF scott, and State OF Iowa. ;d hav
been unable to recover the possession of the said War
rant, and that 1t Is my intention to make application To
the Commissioner OF Pensions for Il duplicate Of said
Warrant. HENRY BARR.
Dated this 5th day of July A. d. 1853.
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BAYARD TAYLoR.-This young man
is fast making himself solid and
brilliant reputation as Traveller and
writer. He is now in Asia. on his way
TO penetrste, ii possible, the inner prov
inccs otJapan. The following beauti-
full and touching incident in his life,
is not generally known. It is copied
from a biographical sketch OF him by
r. III. SToDDARD. TAYLOR was born
atKennett's Square, Pennsylvania, on
the 18th OF January, 1894, and is now
only % years ofage. After speaking
OF his tour to California, his biographer
says:
ION his return to the United States.
TAYLOR resumed his desk end duties
in the Tsi5tae Office. where he re
manned until the summer OF lS51.-
But in the meantime change came
over the spirit OF his dream: the friend
of his early poem the Lillian OF his
Rhymes OF Travel died. Years be-
fore they had betrothed themselves in
sincerity and truth. and it was their
only wish in life to call each other by
the endearing names of wife and hus-
band, two OF the sweetest and most
holy words ever uttered on earth. For
years the marriage was deferred. per-
haps says DocroR GRswoLp, in atiec-
tionate allusion to the circumstances.
for the poet to make his way through
the world: and when he came back
from California there was perceived
another cause for deierring it-she was
in i'll health. and all that could be done
for her was OF no avail: and the sug-
gestion came. the doubt. and finally
the terrible conviction, that she had
the consumption and was dying. He
watched her suffering, day BY day, and
when hope was quite dead, that he
might make little journeys with her.
and minister to her gently. as none
could, but one whose light came from
her eyes. he married her while her
sun was setting, he placed his hand
in hers that he might go down with
her into the night. There are not
many such marriages; there were new
er any holier since the father of man.
kind looked up into the face of our
mother. She lived a few days, few
weeks. perhaps, and then he came
back to his occupations, and it was
never mentioned that there had been !
any such events in his life Could
the sanctity Of private letters be ex-
posed to the public eye, his grief and
nanliness on the occasion would shed
lustre upon his character. But why
allude to these things! 1t is the old
sad story; the beloved have been dying
and the bereaved have been weeping i
for them ever since time began
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BOYS CLOTHING.

Coats, pants and vests IN good variety. L.
very body come aioug, Ire can "give lem In"
Ills st"c' OF Broadcioths, ChssimeIos, Do :
Sans, cashmrr,t's, satinetts, twesds, IGonbit
and single width IS really choice Kentucky
Jeans, ribbed ins'an, vrvets, stout line m, nan
ktne, and coiltnadc IN ahuadance--~gtin, III p,
instlng, etc Tor vests, nnd buttons ni all sorts
button all these goods up with. such as VEL
srt, hfoca AIDE, ia ner mache, twisF, mohairs ana
choice piI e, M and vest buttnus
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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

ST. Lorls AND GALENA, VA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
WE are now running semi-weeky Express to and
w from st. Louis TO Hannibal, Quincy, heokuA,
Burlington, Muscatine, Rock Island, Davenport ana
intermediate places to Galcna Our arrangements
with the packets afford facilities for the SAFE
and speedy transportation Of specie pack
ages, boxes and bales of goods the collection ana pay
notes and accounts and the purchase OF goods
on orders, &c, &c. trusty messenger Will accom-
pany each Express, provided with an iron safe Tor tha
security of valuable packages entrusted 70 ms eare
Orders for the purchase OF goods &c, from Galcna
aud other points on the route will have prompt aiten
lion, and packages retained BY the first messenger
Packages win be called for and delivered ut S. Louis
without charge for carriage. Messengers Will leave
Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week. Al Galena we
connect with Burbank Co. TO ST. Paul. Also 10 ehi-
cago, Buffalo, New York and all the principal eastern
citeis. LIVINGSTON, FARGO x CO., Prop'rs.
II. A. PORTER, Agent, Rock Island,
je -433m for Rock Island aud Davenport
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A BoDY recently exhumed in Paris,
after being buried for more than thirty
years, was found to be in state Of
good preservation. The man had died
Of hydrophobia. Two or three other
like cases are on record in France
The virus Of the disease is hence in
terred to prevent the body's decom,
position.
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COUNTY SURVEYORS NOTICE.

THE Office of the County Surveyor is now on Sec
j ond street, two doors above the Postoifce Per-
calling for Surveys Will please leave their
and the numbers OF the land 10 be surveyed. Seec-
tons made of choice lands for etr. II all times. Cor
plats OF vacant lands always hand. Seven inn
proved farms for sale of various size and price, and
twenty one-acre lots near town Three farms for rent
also a dwellinghouse in the city, on Fourth street.
June 9, ls53-aS W. BARhOWS, Co. Surveyor.
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: DRESS BUTTONS. -

In great variety, aud pearl aud agate do o. al
SORTS. great variety ot linen aud cotton edg-
tng- anu rnsfr Ing etni rendered ia. courpd SILK
CO ct!g ngs 'or ,rinm ngs, hiark silk lace dc,
IN four l0chrs vide, - one fourth ard, black
.tk slsrfirs, sp'lIg So les N,r-ttd tfcttlng
braas ""Fsied gnd six tia1os n great vartes
t.H5ie, best Nd AMI iSe tnf ID anu 90 foa
gloves, gents ID. Ladies and gents wofsted
sotrtrf and Ism, hus.rg
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EXPRESSLY FOR THE LAnrFs,
MARBLE WORKS.

HE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and to ali
those wishing to purchase MONUMENTS to The mem
DRY OF their deceased friends that they can bo supplied
ny calling al his shop, on Main ST.. between First and
second west SIDE where ne will be pleased to furu
GU STONE Of every description, low as il can u,
bought in the Western country.
Italian and American Marble for Monuments HEAD
ana FOOT STONES. Also u superior article Of FREE
STONE Dc, very cheap. ". W. KENNEDY
Davenport, June 8. Isjl-aJ
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500
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS

nF the iates; style, which stand A. No !. the list
~ OF premiums awarded for agricultural implements
30 Constructed as 20 clean easier faster and better
king out Oats Cheat Chess. and all foul seed.
lssoni.hingy clean. VIII far Guido your hghcs, an
Ueipaiions.
They substantially made. Of the first quality OF
Materials with two good coats Oil paint and OF
yarnsh-a better protection against weather than
before-ien fold.
The reputation Of this article speaks loud for them.
Yet no pains Will be spared to continue Tor Them d
credit that III far oatsirip any thing Of the Farming
NH Kind Manufactured and for sale the Agricul-
tarai Depot Of aLONZo NOURSE,
june 3. Main ST., Moline, Ills
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LOOK HERE STRANGER

LUX dEhE o1hANuchs
nNE word with YOU while has your eye. Have
- YOU Trayeledf If not you bound 10 do
This world is all eommoton. No rusing out,
:. now-a-day'sn Yon will wake up some morning and
fluid Rail Road stretched right along in front Of Your
door. You look surprised-here buzz'ng sound and
the builgine is upon are caught upthe cries
of wife and children are, avail Bullgines have no
hearts If husbands have. Well the thing is did. YOU
are, can't tell how far from home, right plump in
Davenport Cause that's where the Rail Roads are
coming. Well, you In fix, something must be
done. your nnerman admonishes you that Railroads
don't stop digestion. Stranger. IL is crit al moment.
don't be loo has,y- bet reflect and You do rencm
Der that Hotel,
THE WHITE HALL.
and Brown Its Proprietor, in Davenport. There
you eau be made happy quicker than Railway cure
loyesick boy. Shall tell yoa how il Is done--a full
siomach-rlean bedskind attention and all nice
10 almos; make 4 fellow forget his northumberland
all SO reasonable. Well its 30 use talkng--eomc and
see and / think all will be RICH, in the morning,
The above house is the principal Stage onee in the
city.
By w. K. BROWN.
Dated at Home. June, Q, is53~2O
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FURNITURE.

THE subscribers are just opening In Davenport, a
/ large and splendid stock OF Furniture comprising
everything in the line. which they determined TO
sell lower thah has been offered in this place.
Their stock consists in part oil the following
Sofas from So TO Si2;
Lounges from $500 to $500;
Tables centre. card, sewing, work, dining, break
fast, &c,
Stands, mahogany, cherry. wash, &c,
Chairs. mahogany, hair cloth, cane sewing, French
Office.
Chlldren's chairs, assorted &c, dc.,
Bureaus. dress, mahogany scroll, plain &c,
Bedsteads OF every description;
Wardrobes, Of all different sizes;
Mattresses, hair, moss and husk;
Cribs. Looking Glasses;
Willow wagons, different sizes;
Safes. &c, dc.
Rooms opposite the Pennsylvania House.
Davenport, June 8, $3.50 WUOLFORD s. SMALL.
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

fTNHE subscriber Just returned from St. Louis would
i respectfully inform the citizens of Clinton coanty
that he has received large and well selected assert
ment OF Spring and Summer goods, consisting part
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Quecnsware.
Boots and Shoes hats and caps, also good assortment
OF ready made clothing, and cooking stoves together
with large variety of other goods usually kept In es
adjustments of the kind, all of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
all kinds OF produce taken in exchange for goods
Cash will be paid for 10000 bushels Of wheat and
LOGO hogs. ALBERT NJ. JACOBSEN
Lyons, Clinton county, Iowa, June Q, ls53-j
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WIRE sCREENERY

CONSTANTLY on hand and woye 10 order for Fan
~ ming Mills. Rolling Screens to FIGURING Mills. DE
Every family will find II to their advantage TO have
wire screenery In their cellar windows doors
cheese room windows &C.. for keeping out rats mice
and flies. have some hand and owe for the pur-
pose.
Orders by mail or otherwise will be promptly attap
ded to. WIN. A. NURSE
Moline, III. June 0, ls53-43tf
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,,

GRANT County, 90
DERSON ALLY appeared before me, J. II. Hayden,
i Justice Of the Peace in and for said county, Hem
~ Barr Of lawful who being dull sworn on his oath
says: That Bounty Land Warrant No. 334sl for acres
issued TO and in the Of Henry Sickle, resident
OF Fayeite county, State OF Pennsy lvana bearing date
Of, uboat the 18th day Of May, A. d. lc52. said War
rant granted under Act OF ongrcs Of llth day Feb
rGary. A. ID. le4J- said Land Warrant legally as
signed 10 this ailant by the said Henry Sickle on or
about the 18th day of June A. d. 1852. stolen from
the possession of this aant by two Germans in Scott
county, State OF Iowa, about the 23d day of No
yenbsr A. d. le52, and this afant has been unable TO
the possession of said Warrant that said War
rant has never been assigned, located b, this aani
voluntary parted with his right 10 the Warrant in
question.
Justice PEARSON Corr, Perryopos Fayette CO.
Henry SricKLR. Red Stone
Thomas MAcLoRFRIsu,
john BARR.
June itth 1853. as-sy
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

he subscribers constantly making q variety Of
Printing and Wrapping Papers at their Mill in Mo-
me, and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
good elesn cotton linen rags Our cling agent
y a. Churchill will call the Merchants through
central Iowa and pay them III cash paper for their
rags NHEELUCK d FERGUS
Moline, June s0ih. Issi.
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HARNESS. HARNESS.!

ITO all in want Of harness. G. w. BARNES, late OF
i New York, is prepared 10 furnish. and keeps con-
stany hand the best article, made of the very
New YORK leather. To be satisfied you need only cali
ana examine.
Team Harness, Sls9s25
Buggy do i2G 80
Also, bridies martnga., halters collars; in short,
everything in the trade.
Trimming, ALSO done to order.
Repairing done with dispatch.
The shop is Brady street next door to A. C. Bill
lon's opposite b. Sanford's Grocery Store
DO NOT forget 10 call If you want No. harness or
If Yea want a cheap set. either be had. Feeling
confident can satisfy ii YOU viii give trial. am
always hand waiting for your orders.
Respectfully. G.. ". BARNES.
Davenport, June .. lS53%-5f
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DAVENPORT STEAM GRrsr MILL

NE have fitted mp our Frame NH for Custom work
w and ready to receive Grain, and will grind
the same on the following terms.
We Will grind all merehansable Wheat and Rye for
one-seNent, and corn for cents per bushe will grind
Oats, Barley. &c.. for feed for The Farmers
will understand shall nit toll damaged unmer-
shaniabia Wheat. ANY one wishing sufh ground can
have IL done by paying 10 cents per hushe. our days
for grinding custom work viii be Tuesdays and Fridays
BURROWS & PREFTYMAN
IL Ennnlrf. LINN q iela-t
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

AhEs BtkGE, Iobacconist, has now on hand and
~ Tor SALE hrsrae assortment of imported and do
mestie cigars toDaeco. pipes, snuti-boXes, DE.
~ wholesale or retail Mer,h supplied AZ 81 Lou,
= prices Main ST., doors south of Cook & Sargent
Banking House 5
luHn o. lkIa-I2
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DOCK ISLAND AND MOLINE HACk.-The sub
II scroer recently purchased this old and popular
line. which started by n Lynch, deceased, aud has
pat and comfortable hack. and feels
Confident he can give better satisfaction than TO
those who ride with him.
The hack leaves Kiosk Island at 4 and 10 o'clock,
NJ, nd Moline a and ii o'clock; and leaves Rock Is
land at ?. aud Mone from Nurses store Il O'Clock,
NJ June o. 1853 90 JOHN LUSH.
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Furniture and Chairs.

B. BARR,
-z WOULD respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has just opened an addi-
tional Furniture Ware-room in the
building adjoining the old one W here
he makes 10 order. and keeps hand good assort-
ment of Cahine, Ware.
His stock consists In part of
Dressing and plain Bureaus;
Centre Gard and Sewing Tables;
Dining and Breakfast do.
Retisieads, nouele and Single;
Lounges and Wsrdrsbes:
Cnpbeards, large and small;
Ladies Work Boxes. Looking Glasses;
Cribs, Cradles and rrundle Beds:
Oiee Desks, Towel Racks and Busters;
Chairs, Cane, Polka. French;
Seellon Back. Srlit Bottom;
Sewing and Arm Rockers
Also. Willow Wagons. Baskets, ChUrns
Tubs. Buckets. selves Broom., &C.. ae.
Rooms Brady Street, between Third and Fourth
Streets.
Collins made with dispatch.
Davenport. June 3J'k. 1853.
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Branch of the
VERMONT MARIE WORKS

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING CONNECTED
j themselves with extensive Wholesale establish
nent in Vermont, prepared 10 furnish the citizens
Of Davenport and vicinity, and all those wishing To
purchase
MONUMENTS, TOMB-TABLES, OR HEAD AND
FOOT-sTONES,
10 the memory Of their deceased friends, that they can
bo supplied, by calling al shop the corner of
Rock Island and Second Streets with Just the article
they want, and at lower price than be Furnished
In the Western country, by wholesale or retail
n. b. Don't forget the place--eorncr Of Rock Island
and Second streets. u. ID. d. J. L. WALLAR.
Davenport, May ., ls53-:5l
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VIM. A. NOUR~It

II AS jnst received lie greater par oil hi+
i i sPrpg stock 81 dry goods, consisting prlu-
ctpaiiy II almost everything saleabls that
Inc lie q; the most desirable assortment u
he judge, ami he ihn,s he i tia is L. he
i"und n any establishment IN TINS vicinity
lis stock OF fancy goods is '.some" 10 say ihc
least.
II you wan, any silks, uehair abties, op'ns,
b rages, baraae and muslin de iatQe- law ~.
giaghams, prnis or ans dress triuu6n1S, rti.
broidetIes Of IN, ih'ng al nit, just ca4l anu Sc