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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

A rival Of TON THUMBS has appeared in
Harrisburg, Pa. giving exhibitions under the
management Of Mr. Stevens. II is a
child three years old, sixteen inches high.
aud weighs six pounds and four ounces; is
perfectly healthy, very active and intelligent,
and named General WINFIELD Sc0TT. The
father, Mr.. Zellers, residing in Dauphin
county, Pa, is large man, weighing over
two hundred pounds, and his mother weighs
over one hundred and ninety pounds .--Eyc-
chaHqs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
ROCHESTER, ROPE FERRY.
Entrants Take Notice.

THE undersigned respectfully announces % the
travelling public that he has his long established
Ferry the very best running order: and and will
persons and property all times, day night
and at all stages of water. with greater dispatch and at
low IL rot lower rates, than any other ferry on &C.
dar River. This ferry is situated where the State road
from Davenport to Iowa City crosses Cedar river and
II The nearest Travelled route between those two cit
les The distance from Davenport 10 Iowa City By this
being only FIFTY two miles and the road passes
through OF the finest, thickiy settled portions Of
Central Iowa. The following post Offices are located
upon THIS road;-Rlue Grass. Centre Grove. Lactin,
Sterrett. RockCreek, Peee and springdaie. Rockies
ter, designated GA the maps Of Iowa as Rock Greek
il where said tate road crosses Cedar hyer and is II
miles east az Iowa City My Boat Of ample capact!
carry heavy loaded teams at trip being 50 feet In
length ard l. feet wide: The guuwales pine inches
thick aud % deep. each supported with Iron hog-chan
Ny rope is u inches and nearly new. Capt. J. Rdg
way, long and avorahy known to the travelling public
a. an experienced, geutlemanly and accommodating
ferry man. has charge fthe Rochester ferry and plcdg
himself that nothing shall be wanting to give entire
satisfaction, 10 make it the farorile With the travel
ing public. \. G. SNANk.
I Rochester, Cedar county, oct. 18th, la53. w5tw
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MARBLE WORKS I.

TIVE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
/ The citizens Of Davenport and vicinity, and TO all
those wishing 10 purchase MONUMENTS 10 the mem
ory % tirr deceased friends that they can he supplied
rs calling at hts shop, Main ST. between Fir. and
Soud west she, where he Will be pleased 70 furnish
Lll STONE "f every description, as Tow Us il can be
DuHgHI iu the Western country.
liaEyn aud &marieaB Marble for Monuments, HEAD
Ari FODT STONES, Al-o a superior article Of FREE
SIpNf. &r., very cheap. w. W, KENNEDY.
Davenport. june .. l-a3-yJ
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

CYLINDER TELEGEAPH.-A company il
now being formed, with capital Of $780,
900, for the purpose Of constructing a line
of telegraph from Boston to New York,
having cylinder two feet in diameter, by
means Of which, il is believed, packages may
be transmitted from one city to the other in
fifteen minutes. 1t has been objected by
some, that the power required to exhaust
the tube for SO great distance, would be
so great that no reasonable number of pumps
wonid be able 70 accomplish il. But this
object is met by the fact that il is not pro-
posed by the plan Of Mr.. X. 10 exhaust the
air through the whole length Of the tube, at
once; but as portion of air is exhausted and
the plunger PUSHES through the tube, the air
is cut off beh ind it, and new column of air
commences to act upon it, The scheme is
attracting favor-Bostoa TrQr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

Too MoDEsT FOR TIE WORLD
A young fellow who was engaged to
be married to woman in London. re-
Gently committed suicide, because he
didn't think himself worthy Of ber."
We trust hs daguerreetype is in exis
tance-as we should like to see what
SO remarkable a man looked like.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

The local editor of the Buffalo Com
mercial, gravely remarks that the Sia-
mese Twins appear to be as much
attached to each other" as ever
Dodds thinks their good feeling all a
sham, however for to this personal
knowledge. he says, there has always
been a little something between
them"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

JAMES BCRGE, Tolaccpnist, has now on hand and
- Tor sale, hrs-fate assortment Of imported and do.
mesAc cigars. tobacco. pipes. -nuf-boNes. &c.
Also Ane-cut chewing smoking, and ping tobacco
By wholesale retail Merchants Supplied at 81. Lou
s prees, Main st., doors south OF Cook sargent's
Banking House,
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HlCAG0 MUSIC STORE!
j. a. CISANDALL,
no. >, LIE CLAIRE ROW,

NO. y, DE CLAfRE hUW,
Davenport, Iowa.
4 GENT for the sale of Musical instruments, NUS
I n cal Merchandise of very description. l.attn Lew
is 4 Cos. celebrated PIANO FoRTES, Prince q Co
Celebrated Melodoons, sc.
test qualifications Cheap Publications of the most popn
lar writers day, books of instruction for ihe Pia
Fortcs, Guitar. Mclodeon, Flutina Violin, Aeeor
dion. Flute, &C. by different authors, likewise station
erv. aud other things too numerous 10 mention.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention 10 business
and low prices. to share portion OF pubic patronage
aud requests that persons wanting anything IN his line
10 call and examine his stock before purchasing else
where.
Any articles not on hand obtained 10 order
IL 3l-1
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1000
NEAT AND MILK SAFES

0s THE Constructions; SO A. TO ADMIT AuauF
'HHEf made In the choicest mariner Ia very good
looking bureau calculated 10 keep out al of this
insect yerinn tribe. Nc Ftss. ants. rats nor nuN
thing the kind get your provisions which
kept and fresh. In fact Of the 6tst pieces OF
domestic economy.
Manufactured at the Steam Agricultural Depot ~
AL0NZ0 NOURSE,
June %. Main Street. Multue. It's
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
The cAild's Garden
the budding lilacs

Beneath The budding lIacs
little maiden sighed
The first flower in her garden
That very morn had died.
A primrose afi. iran-planted,
A no Matered ever, dss.
tBe yellow bad had opened,
Aud then il piacd away.
thought. rs thai child 5 sorrow
hose wailing ii the air,
Nh heart gave forth AZ echo.
Long beund III ssienee here
For ;honsh time brings Us roses,
And golden traits beside.
Nr'9t al. some desert garden
Where i.itc's iirsi primrose died.
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600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS

nF the latest style, which stand A. No. I, the lis
~ Of premiums awarded for agricultural mp ement,
SO constructed to clean ea.sr, Easter ard better la
King Oats Cheat. Chess. aud all foul seed
a.tonshngiy clean. VIII far Guido your highest
tieipations.
They ara substantially made. Of the FIST quality ~
materials. with two good coats OIL paint and OUc OF
varnisha better protection against weather than
before--ten fold.
The reputation of this article speaks loud for them
Yet no pains viii be spared 10 continue for them
credit that viii far outstrp any thing OF the Faunirg
Mill kind. Manufactured and sale at the AgdcG-
tural Depot of ALoNIp MOI RSk.
June Main St. AaiiDp. Iit-.
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P 0 w D E R

WE have made Arrangements with a celebrated
w Powder Mandatory, so that We shall be able To
keep constantly Oh hand u large supply Of Blasting
PoIrder Of the best quality, which we sell al a
small advance from Manufacturers Prizes Those wish
ng purchase fer ~ large quantities 10 retail
viii fnd il TO their interest 10 give Ms call before pur
chasing eSpwhrrt; a. sell at 81. Louis prices
thereby LAY ing cost Of trans Por,ation. sc.
aug VAN TCYL& COOK.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

REMARKABLE ISciDEsT.--About three
weeks ago, the wife Of Dir. Henry, Colyin,
Of Coventry, rose in the morning, con-
planning of pain in her side. She soon
after fell asleep, and died, dc is supposed
When her friends came TO attend the funer-
al, they were struck with the remarkably
life-iike appearance Of the corpse, and the
funeral was deferred. Since then, she has
laid i'm the same condition, and many have
visited M- Cg!yin's house, none Of whom
can discover any signs Of decay. There
had been no alteration on Friday, 2Ist, "a
period OF about three Wceks.-P fopidtEce
Post.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

CHILDREN IN CHICAGO.--By Il recent cen
sus, the number Of children in the city of
Chicago is found TO be 1908. Their in
crease in two years has been 5000, This
shows heavy undergr0wth.-GaJria Ga-
-sffg
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

A CURE WARRANIfn;, is ce'
- cure = ior ,ror
all its forms. Il is AN internal remeat s,,,.m.
oughiy rxpels all morbid matters he .ti nta
restores freedom, supplenes, ana a. victim Of h',
and painful muscles and JOINTS ~, crippled sha
Sisrassing meIady who hss long been nipg htslh
disabled viii he enabled TO exult IN '''u
The Proprietor fthi, nt,ri .,ws,
completely crippled and disqnaiitf lsr TO
bv lis use fully and permanently 7, he n, fits cm
,Iomsa,ds OF others awe derived aue Of ~
~, Is" might Oh columns with t,s',, srr to heiol
wonderful efficiency, hut We Nin ohI St. Louis ana
lowing highly Respectable cli!h n most satsia'"pi
sas,T,".Wm Renshaw, Sen, F. Mt'n nor sh.imeI
r. Wilson, warren A hr"w.i.''' Or. Whin
~, Nm r More, John Horrel ] h"'"
Prepar ed by p. G. HovaEtri 81. Louis, mo-
FORBADE by ELn"p Diassts ISL davenport '''''
Junr 0, 1885, j.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

DEATH OF MIsER.--A miser named
Frederick ]. Fuller was found dead in sit
ting position, in his room, No. 2l9 First
Avenue, New York, on Thursday. TWEEN
~ dollars, mostly in three cent pieces, were
found upon his person, and his papers show
ed credit Of 81 .S0l in the Savings Bank.
He died for the want Of proper nourish-
meut
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
rST received from New York a lot Of choice Gro
- ceres, consisting in part Of
Box Rai-ns; Figs; Prunes; Almonds;
Currnnts; English Wanuts; Spice; Pepper
Ginger; Mace; NutmeEs; loves;
Ciunumon; Said OIL; YeHst Powders;
Mustard Lngwood; Nader; thyehh" Pepper;
Aium3 >. Petrei sulphur S"i SODA;
Mackerei In sbls hlf bbls. and Kegs;
salmon In Kits; Cod fish;
Fofs4le by VI. DAh/FLt,
aug IS front st.
MAILS, Is Kegs Boston, and f,ue1urgh Sa,l7- r.
y reiyeA and for sale by ~ NALEELL,
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MORE NEW GOODS.


rs + received from lie eastern cjtesn choice
j ana beautiful assortment Q Sammer 6 aas
Il te .eTy latest STYLES and fa,bi"n among
Ahleh aay &c foeni good stock OF
Dress Goods
VERY eIps rlal 81 dyN lack silks, 8are-es,
Lawns, Ds Lsines, hns Scotch Gla4aaAs,
Ehlmbfay Gsazhams, Nipaceas. bae aid, Eng
fsh ard AutrEcuE Clint, Amer,ean ard En4
IN Pants 81 line qaaiif! and last caioss, O.
2 ms.
White Goods.
Plain Swiss, MoIl aad Iaconrt NuslinS, Cur
IA u Mtsltns, Irish Linens, hHe Table Ltnous,
t5ue shirts eNtra, Il Cnp,hrie htnakerchiris,
ah.ie 5s.iB4s, col1feG CasuSIics aHd paper
Mssius
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings
Ribbons Florence Slhr, { ass tists, whte
Crap, arEcai Flowers, SIX and Nors'ed
oiin.ps aa Brafa, new s,sfa dress bUtfoas. la
ass edEfHss, Insertions, Cdemisrotts, C. Hats,
rn!ts, Sc, cords, Linen Tapes, SIX stay aHd
Gloves and Hosiery.
Wa.te, cptored ana Liack Kid Gloves, hest
qualify, extga beav1 long aitk h4ls, short %.
white colared ans! III ,ck 5 X aHi Llsle Gives,
Superior black silk Hose, fine WHIT, slate an
mixed hose NJ sses d., gents. h1ek silk ana
aest cotton, white and n,ixet halt hose.
Real Shell Combs
Shell tuck, side and circle t5nsS, iufta'I2n
TO-. bysi EGg Reading and t.e igJrB Co~bs
tnd some
Beautiful parasols.
STAPLE GOODS:
+ ne hleachc Salrtjngs ans S3ectngs;
Liner, and Cotton, Checks ana stffpss.
Heavy tick,uus, blue ar III, has, and
c tonadcs, Ljnens, drills, Fine Ciahs,
A 4 woal, l.gItl celJrs Tor summer wear,
Fine btk Doe SKIN and dfape debte,
T#eeds AMI gold mixed Jeans, ana
Cassmtrcs. sc.
tarpe:ing:
rood stock of LaGirs and EhIldrCns shoes
Wisrpy SHADES:
GRucEE,Es $50 QCEEEswA2E:
-ALsos-
s iew b1 aurtful Genre Lamps with cul globe
sud drops.
( An ui which will b. sold for Cash as cheal
Ne ihe CheaFesl by ...,
G. |, DAVENPORT.
Davenport, May iitEl, 1853.
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GOO
REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKEs,

(something new out Vest Of the --latest New York
Premium Pattern.
y arranged that you wlth horse and maR
= rake from IS p Of heavy grass in day.
They are the thing enable you get SoaF grass In
time, without many hands. Mads in superior
style Of the best and toughest timber. Well painted o
stand the weather, and warranted to be equal to any
In use, al the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALOSZo S0URSE.
Main 81, Moline, Ills. jane 23d. l-53.
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DR.. VIM. P. HILLS

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of lie
w laire aud vicinity that he is opening assert
meni Of pure
DRUGS and MEDICINES
Patent Medicines Essences, Perfumery, Fancy Arti-
eies Brushes and Fine Soap; with assortment Of
Wines aud Liqunrs II the very best quality oHlg for
Medicinal and Chemical purposes All of which wifi
be- sold ns low as they DC got of the quality IN
the country.
Dr. H. viii continue the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery as heretofore.
L. Claire. Sept, Iii, lrJ3 j2-3m
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u NJ. HOUSED would announce to the citizens Of
l Davenport, and the pubic generally that he has
removed his Watch and JeWelry Store, To No. ?. lie
Claire Row. aud that br has Just returned from New
York with a large addition to bis stock of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, spectacles & silverware
and he il NOW prepared TO supply tho wants Of the
community in his line of business. He invites atten-
ton his stock Of watches. which he hatter- himself
will be found much superior in style quality and
hay any before offered in the western country
He has Goid Watches from So 10 Sls0
silver do. do. SIS to $50;
Gold Chains do. $40 to $50:
Nedallions frr and faces ana Of supe ror quality
Cold. SILVER. Steel and Plated Siectaclc. and SpectI
cl Glasses suit MI ages, ard of different eolors
Cold Rings from 500 40 10 S25: Gold and Silver Thun.
bles; Ear Rings, Breast Pms Ci Pins, Crosses, Slide.
and Buckles IN almost endles, variety.
He invites particular attention 10 his stock Of 6 old
Pens. which j. fuil and comEia and ranging in prices
from IS cts 10 SO for pen alone; s. % 10 $3.50 with
silver ease; and from s5 70 sIJ with gold case.
very large lot IF silver aud silSer-piated ware
Prsiue Tea, Table, Dessert Salt, Cream and Sugar
Spoons; Gravy and soup Ladies. Butter Knives, Fruit
Knives, Dessert Forks, Casters, Tea Sets, 6zc De.
silver, Shell and Pearl Card Gases; Port Mounics
Combs Brushes sud great variety Of other articles
not mentioned His goods have all been purchased
from the importers and manufacturers the best
terms which will enable him 70 sell as low as good
can be bought this side the Atlantic cities
lPParticuar attention given To repairing and clean
ine Clocks, Watches and Jcwelry. Jun 81
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COME AT LAST!
Woodward Il Harris
STOCK or DRY GOODS
nIiSEt,H' FROM NEW YORkm

Consisting In part of
LADIES DRESS GOODS;
French and English Msrinos, De LANES,
Cashmeres. De Begss, SC, &c.
4 fine lot of black silks;
AInerce and Tare Saiins;
Mareelins and Florence silks, ,Sc.
Embrcideries
Miss EduiRgs Inser,ln-s. Collars, Indersleeyes,
Cncmiset.s, &c.
Bonnet Ribbons;
Dress Trimmings
Velvet Ribbons Gimps.
Black and Colo Fringes, Dress Buttons, &c,
Wells.
Lace Wells, Green and Brown Barge,
Mourning do:
Bay State Shawls,
Rich Fig d and Plain Velvets
Tal.na Cloths. Irish Linens, Embossed Table Covers;
Bro and bicachi Musns, Satineits Cassimeres;
Sgoel aud Canton Flannels. Whitney Blankets, &c;
Gloves and Hosiery.
Yankee Notions, &c. SC;
Hats and Caps; Boots and Shoes;
Crockery; Hardware.
Groceries, &C.
Give them call al the OLD Stand,
Front Street, Davenport, Iowa.
September 29ih. 1853.
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r. r.. IRoH.-Dgring October ri 1882 bars
of railroad iron, making l647 tons, were
brought into this city. The number OF X r.
ties received during the same month have
been 81 $50 - Chicaq0 Pros
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Just opened
H. u AT A. c. BILLIONS


Watches, Clocks, Jewelry siiverware, Cutlery
and Fancy Goods:
Posing thankful for he liberal support heretofore Of
hi, friends and public generally together with his long
experience In the business, warrants him Ia assuring hi
customers fgi satisfaction in al his goods and any Wort
that may b. entrusted TO him.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry &c. paired In the
durable and ncatsSt manner and warranted.
Also. Looking Glass Plate Oh hand, ana cut TO orde
for frames, eases. sc.
ALFRED {. BILLION
Davenport. Oct II. iHj3--lT-Gm
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Safety Fuse,
REMOVAL.

re nan FEET first quality Safety Fuse Oh han
.DDU and for sale, very low by
au2 VAN TUYL & COOK.
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TANNING MILLS REPAIRED.

NOu can get Your old Tanning Mills repaired ta be
/ ntarfg good Us new ',for tiHs,'-t. adding
same OF the new improvements.
New seses furnished 9ae ora whole seIt- ssnG sze3
Of the kind better adapted 10 grain and foul
seed than heretofore.
Castings furnished To fll places If broken Oaes Mills
painted when required 10 protect them from te wealth
or. All done IN the shortest possible time at the
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street, Moline, Ills.
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$500 REWARD!

THERE the night " the eth day of Septsm-
Der about O'Clock al night ofsaid das. stolen from
pantaloon's pocket Ia my bedroom, Eighteen Hun
dred Dollars. follows to wit, near recui-
leet: Two hundred and twehty -hve dollars IN Gold.
mostly in twenty dollar pieces few i've dollar
pieces the gold was parse the b8laree WIS nhiils
four fifty and five twenty dollar bills the prrgcunrs
Bank, Vermont. ard near AZ can reenrct over ono
half az the balance Ciark's Exchange and the bal
nnce sundry Banks not rec0llpclrd; there was
also bill Of Deposit drawn payable 10 Westly Park
az TT. Wayne and assigned 70 me. There were also
several Of Cook * sargent's blank Cheeks, the last
mentioned money ia a brown Porte Monte with ii
German silver Case The above reward will be given
for the OF the money aud the and conyic-
ton Of the thief thieves. three hHndred dollars al
the above reward will be given for the return of the
money to the undersigned at tBmanehe.
ISAAC PARK.
Dated al Cntnanche, Sept 18th. ls53.
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,, Acres near lie Claire and only 81 miles from the
oZU river. for sale low and part on time. Apply
Il oetG r. G. EADS.
fnaa Acres unmproyed land west Of the city aud
lsJUV near the railroad, TO sell on good terms for
cash ar credit. apulv IL r.. EADS.
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REMOVAL.
RATIO G.. N0U R s E'S
Premium Chain Pumps.

rJNHE subscriber is now manufacturing and prepared
10 furnish at Wholesale and Retail to dealers aud
Others, any number of the above superior Endless
Chain Pumps. He will suppl. either complete Pumps,
tubing, eurbs chain, and al such prices a eapi
fail TO give satisfaction.
As every portion Of the wood work is manufactured
by machinery, they not ont. more exact. bat can
be furnished al less than one.haf the price would
cost to make the article by hand. His tubing is
new article. tongued and srooYed and cannot By any
possibility leak.
perior to any invented for simplicity and dHrab
Ity. Ii keeps the we'll covered aud 1t the same inns
protected from dirt while all Of the water used being
drawn from the bottom, comes UP pure and cold, Bat
the best recommendation Is trial. therefore ask your
ghhor who has tried one. purchase and II! for
yourself.
10000 feet Cubing,
5000 lbs Chain;
Ind other materials TO correspond, now on Hahd aHd
with large number Of ready iaaa Pump, for sale iuN
al the adjustment OF the subscriber, faw doors
above Nearse's store, in Moline, HIS
H0RATl0 &. SOIRsE,
Jane 23a, 1883. is-u
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Passengers are particularly requested 10 procure
Ttckets before taking seats IN the tars'
Qfice in fremont Bnilding. TWO doors south OF uie
main Sntracc Dearborn Street, Chicago
~ GEO. NJ, GRAY,
Inv % ,s53 General Passenger Agent
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
Wilson & Harley

VIAEE REMOVED their Grocery and Provision
Store 10 the Of I'd and Brady Streets,
der the Gazette Oilicc,
They have enlarged their stock, considerably TO meet
the denands Of their increasing customers They have
On hand Black, Young Tyson and Imperial Tea; Rio,
i4aguyra and Java Coffee. Sugars very cheap. ~ h
Of Sugar for 81. Rice, Chocolate Muiusses Of all
Kinds. Spices Dried Apples and Peaches. No. /, .
aud 3 Maekerel, Dried and Pickled Herrings. Boston
Pickles, Tobacco. Glass and Nails, kaphawa and
Ground Alum Salt In fact, we have every thing con
nected with the Grocery Trade. Also, good assert
ent Of Queens ware, Shoulders, Sides aud Hams; Su-
gtlr-Curcd Hams, Gc.
II T7We intend doing a Cash business and pay Cash
for everything; consequently can afford To ~, cheap.
June rs, lsj3, w. d II.
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w. 4. NELSON.
Wholesale Commission Merchant
and Manufacturer Agent,
No IL, Locust street, between Main
and Levee, St. Louis, Mo

Wheeling Paper Mills, Pittsburgh Flint Glass Works
Steubeu1iII" do. Io Green do,
New York type Foundry, Do Window do,
n, Y. Prutlng Press, best Wheeling Glass
Manufacture, Works,
Light Bodry's Print Brighton Bucket Il Tub
ing luk. Fnctpry
Pruats Fat"y Ink, Kroxpu Wooden war, Mann.
tInHuthu tahrA soap Manufacturing Co,
Manufacturing Co.. 81 Louis Wash Board Factory,
PROPRIETOR Of IL" 81. Louis Improved Sulaman-
der Fire Proof safe Factory. Purchasers ure re-.
qcustcd To call aud prices Nv We can and ui
sell lower than any house IN the West.
OCt. an. -. H.2m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
Housa for Sale
Unimproved Land for Sale.

Neat frame building for sale, suitable for store and
"A dwelling in business part of the city. For terms
oct Is appi. TO -. Eaps.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
RAZORS. RAZoRs.!

I'ROM 80 cts. to $500 warranted the best quality,
Il for sale at No. lie Claire Row.
july IL r. NJ. HOUSED.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
WIRE sCREENERY

CONSTANTLY on hand and wove 60 order for Fam
( uirg Mis-, Rolling Screen. to FIGURING Mills. sc,
Every fauiiy will dB il 10 their advantage 10 have
wire ser1tutr their cellar windows, cupboard doors,
cheese room windows ese.. for keeping ont Tuts Iuire
and fir1. ! have hand and " ovc for THIS pur.
pose.
orders ID! mgii or otherwise will b. promptly attan-
,lcd 10. WM. \. NURSE.
Moline. llI June o, is53- iau
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
Unimproyed Land for sale

SEFERAE thousand acres uuimprov land for sal,
> in tots - suit purchasers. Enquire q
octi iv53 I. e. FADS.