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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

TIME undersigned have formed Copartnership Tor
the purpose OF cafryis VI Ivy II the aid stand
Iron aid Stove business, ~ M,S !.. rs would
oil J. II phnont, cor. ouSu"u r San,t a.,a mrruund-
respectfully INFORM uc emA.'s " Srn,,, Tho Fast
iilF eoahtiss, nia We haN.''s s,,vas and itphen
with IN extensive assortment ~ nr,yed nat,crns--
articles oil the latest ana noS, aPp -, fs,s
Among them may BE- f"uiid vac IA 49, viii.
Stove which We Warrant o' Yen s ~, wood eve,
oat % " :. " !, h,s i've ,nrre ovens.
ouerad Tor SAFE III le Nest' " , u Turka,s
uic one mas iiStg ior susPehu''s N,s.s - haats
or Mea' IRON ihe Top OF 'he or q! eg - NH
and thereby roasting meats Hc az oN,t 'aNe ,l
= aeelea Hhipie',rsn''lt, Nv ""e $50. sa ~ .,.e.
oven may = NJ" y. pahHs r'us, S'. ,s'na,
"hSh s'a ~ NJ. an'e y W ~ ~ n' ~ .tnSx nse
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29


A SsEEzrss CorRT.-The Cincinna.i CO.
lunbian must be held responsible for the tel-
lowing ..saeezer."
aDurine the progress OF examination Of
Minkhouse and Learv, for an outrage upon
TN iaio, girl, some person or persons, not hss-
inc due sense Of the awful majesty Of the
law or the dignity of the court, scattered a
villainous mixture Of snuff, Cayenne pepper,
barhery bark. and mos. probably e slight
sprinklng OF cowage about the room. L
happened 81 the time that the audisnee ras
extremely large, end Of that mixed dascriq-
ton that generally oor--egata about tae pr
LETS Of q Cour. OF Justice The insinuatinr
dust soon began 10 TAX effect. \ concert
of sneezing mixed with coughing first an,ong
the outsiders, made it inpossihie 70 Under
stand one word iron either luige, witness. o.
prisoner.
Silence shouted the marshal.
"S:-san-eieh-chee-l ence:" sneezed the dep
uty. BIZ this time the epidemic had exsenled
TO within the bar, and there was as much
coughing and sneezing as ever was heard
with the House Of RePrese natives during a
pTosy speech Of sn unpopular orstor.
@Open the-ugh-win- chee-chee- chse-dow
Oh, Lord. exclaimed the prosecuting a.tor-
ney.
/: -ah-chee-te that they Be turned
out" gasPed another lawyer.
The Judge who bv This time had coughed
and snerzed. until his face was as red a. the
comb Of turkey cock, was struck By the
idea, and a posse of officers being called from
below, cleared this room OF the unhappy mul-
titude, who upon their egress into the street
rays such concerted diabolical sreezp, that
couple OF horses that were hitched outside
became scared, and breaking their brides
scanpered frantically away.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

There i a great deal OF latent intelligence
il the world, which only needs little wa
kening, to be fully brought out. Witness
the following eolloquy:
Annette, my dear. what country is OPP
posite to US, on the globc!"
Don't know, sir
"Well now" continued the perplexed
teacher, "ii were TO bore hole through
the earth, and you were 10 60 in at this
end, where would YOU come outn'
"Out Of The hole!" replied the Pupil, with
an air ofriumph at having solved the great
question.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

IIAS been rem0red from Brad5 10 Second Street.
four doors Fast of Brady. where shall be pleas.
ed to wait all who wish good Articles in the harness
line. The assortment is the Complete ever offer
ed here before. Great pains taken 10 please.
Keep always ot hand Collars Brides Halicrs, Cards.
Br usbys. CurTyt ouIbs Fly seils Of every Kind IN
their season. Leather iIs-Setts aIso.
Whips and Saddles in Abundance. Whips from p
o. upwards Saddles from G.b0 10 $3.50.
All Urs warranted ~ yc rec6a,m-n Gcd.
e. W. BARNES.
Davenport, May lGth. ls5t-~ strs If
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

I'VE have Jus, received and opened new and aplsR
w dd assortment Of
Staple ard fancy Dress Goods,
Embroidered Collars. THdersleeves and
Chemizetts,
Barge Shawls.
Dc Lime de-,
Blk. Six do,
Gloves and Hosiery Ct ali kinds,
Bonncts ard Bdaat. Ribbons,
Leghorn, Straw, and Blk silk Hats,
French Cloths,
Cassimcres and Cassinetts,
Cottonades and Jeans.
Boots and Shoes,
Blk. and Colored Caters.
Hall Caters and Jenny Lind Shoes,
Umbrellas and parasols,
Stand and Hanging lamps,
Sugar and Coffee.
Teas, Spice and PEPPER,
And in fast aoarIy everything inst Is wanted b
foufd here Purchasing our goods IN Saw York. an 4
Philadelphia yer. cheap ried-c ourselves u v,
~ lev II not lower than any house Ia the cit Call
the Corner OF Sd a. BRADY Ntreets.
Apr II u. G. TID.tDEE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

In the case OF Warden against the Eut-
lishers of the Cincinnati TINS, for libel, tired
last week ii the Common Pleas of Hamilton
County, Judge Johnson and Charles AHacr-
son were employed Is counsel on opposite
sides. During the Judges argument to the
Jury, he quoted Latin maxim Homo 10
mini Lupus''-adding, is that good Latin,
brother Anderson The second word OF
your Latin would be good replied Mr.
Anderson. sit you had to eat your words =
The fudge, for once, had TO acknowledge
the co,as'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

The Portland State Of Maine says that .
little girl about four years Of age. residing IN
Centre Bridceton in tina; State, having been
apparently out of he al,h for some time, and
troubled with bad cough. on Sunday morn
ing last her mother gave her lebelia emet-
it. soon after which she vomited up black
snake. A physician was called in aud the
child is now doing we'll. The snake was
covered with scaly substance, was about
as large as lady's little finger, and eishteen
inches in length. l, was alive when sleet-
ed How long il had been in the stomach
is unknown, but probably was swallowed IN
water when ii was very small, a for some
Il I past the health Of the child has been
wasting away
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
Davenport.

Col Schouler az the Cincinnati Ga-ettc,
thus speaks Of Davenport. lie is little
~out" with regard to the age Of the place
"A the editor fthe Boston Atlas the Dayen-
port Gasetts had the pleasure Of an exchange
with him for more than twelve years, II it,
decd he was connected with that paper SO
long:
The town Of Davenport, IN Iowa, Is one
Of the moe, beautiful located towns on the
Mississippi, and is doing iiourishlns hasi-
ness II is only about seven years Old,
and has rarulation now of some SIX thous-
and. The Mississippi at this point Is very
eaatifnl--Rock Island. which stands IN
the middle OF the river, With its high line
stone bluff, upon which is old Fort Arm
strong, forms pleasant feature IN The pc
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
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LANDS FOE SALE

,nn acres Of land uss- Linn Grove miles from
iZV " alGot, Ii, ffamc hoaSa; ~ scr8s broken Rnd
in cicps farm well fenced ard watared
lC0 acras at Aens Grove 20 II timber, ie broken,
fenced aal sowsd with wheat
3Gre acres az land in Cedar, part adjoining Scott
couai., and In the HcigAborhoga Of kizer's Farm.
Also
CnmprpYei CITY property.
SKSAEF 4. aTEW AL, Land Agents.
DSTCupprt. April Is. l35i-HtrsS-tE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

PRoPEETF QrALIFic4rlog.- "A property
qualification OF Ilo G0u value is FeqJrad of
a person Wh9 aspres ~ q seat IN The CaaPr
Hause Of the Australian Legjsl4.ure.- Tas
Melbourne Argus, a liberal pa2tr deaoaa-
ces those who, having Tie opportunity 10
Aberaiiza the Legislature If hus'sHii3s
grated this repughunt provision upon the
constitution Of the COLONY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
A aaod nsscription,

DR.. Ray, the ami4hle and witty editor q!
the Galena .JOersoniGa thus describes the
grand rush. Of the party Of excursionis;s
from s., PAIL TO St. Anthony, Every one
Of the isten hundred Of the party must rec
ognixe its tru,hiulaess, and laugh over its
b9mor.
"But the deficiency was
made up BY little sacrifice of comfort, and
pressing into service every kind of convey
snce known in the West After little de-
lay, few tmid shrieks from ladies When
introduced, perhaps FOR tho first time in their
lives, u d soft pine board laid across the
sides Of q wagon box. low ,nutterca curses
from the dandies Of the party, and great
deal Of hilarious mirth excited by the nov
city of the scene, nearly every one Who de-
sired was under Roadway. With various
rates OF speed, to the Falls The March
10 Finley was nothing compared to ou'
motley casalcade. Here was Governor
hestfiae serrow Roz,nsnte u which even
the greae Don wonld have been ashamed;
here an L. S. Senator, acting the part 81
footman. stood bolt upright in the baggage
boot Of a coach, holding on by the iron raj
surrounding the top; here the historian q
which The country is Justly proud, squaitel
on his launches on tho top OF crazy van
unmindlu Of everything but himself, his
book, his hat and spcctacles. there 4 bet
house flower nurscd in some eastern eonssr-
vatory, So delicate and fragile that falling
leaf might crush il, but beaa;i!u. specimen
OF the feminine gender withal, would be
seated over the hind axle Of a lumber wag-
on, supported on either side By opera glass
exquisies. who only wondered ''why the
ID the people in this country didn', send
to New York for better carriages aud
whose groans between every jolt, furnished
amusement for the more hardy Of the party
here some corpulen, mailman, whose idea
Of ride is bounded by luxuriant cushions,
shining hammer cloths, spirited horses and
ohsequlo9s fiankies, was seated In a hard
bottom chair, in an open one horse market
wagon, first cousin 10 her husbands yege,a-
BILE drag. or perhaps his Pedier's cart. before
riches came to bless them, tabou. hieh she
had forgotten Of course. here she was,
surrounded perhaps by the eQaaik whom she
had learned in latter days to despise, drag
ged along at snal's pace by one old mare,
with crazy, foolish, wickering colt along
side, to torment her and make the driver
curse; there politician who has ridden sue
cessfully more that one easy hobby, would
have been glad 70 ride rail The scene
was animated and amusing"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
UNIvERsITY MEDICINES,

FEvER AND AauE crREp ny Rowasp's ros,c
The Unirrsify IF Free Medicine ons
haan!sdst; chartered hy the State az b. Iopa'a-
MA, ut rs last session, VIZ: esh April Ie,a s!va'
The purpose OF ariestng the evils r.suim shi! Tor
sale 81 spurious and dangerous nos,rums q ron the
purpose ofsuppl.ng the public with renhl 'or the
IN cases wherein the patient cannot obtain 40 vaes,
employ the best medical adv sers; having WI rot
that invaluable remedy, Rowabd's Tonic Iu,I'hused
account offs just celebrity and Known on
treatment Of Fever and Agne, and lis / 4, d.! ~ The
uohs,-has 10 hesitation in on,iner di, q, ahet
hghest Terms to The atohge Of the aai,l.d ." lie
ROWEL Compliant cured by RONANI,s u, -
bEk Y ROOT. The above Irsfi,ufi ~ n.LAck'
SANCTION, ~ like manner, 10 the remedy n, nnusH,
Complaint ~ well known as Iowarj-s hoNti
s.rnp q blaekberf, Kooi, aud earnestly
~ lhr confidence 81 patients Afflicted WIN h'thdl
iiaihts,-- believing II to be iIsanbble In her. e'm
Hon. Henry X sS,sLthi
!. Hon. X. Flarierr "
~ otuef o. the trustees. John RownnS M
D, II. Ashton, Fsl
p,n Hector Orr, ESQ
Tan communications 10 be addressed - io,.
Howard NJ D., Head Of lie pharmaceut@,l I'm h.
meat, and President Of lie University ''is''
Home hspenssry and 0rfee No d. s,,,t
street., rbiladeI hia. ''D" second
Branch Dispensary q. the Store of
sept 22-ly tllAs, LESLIE Da,cr,,,t
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

One Thousand Dollars Reward will be
paid BY the corporation and responsible citi-
zens Of jacksonville and Morgan county,
Ill, for thu detection and conviction in
court. Of the principal or any one of The ac-
completes TO the crime of firing the plant
houses and other buildings Of Prot. J. B.
Turner, on the night of the 18th Of October
last, during his absence at the State Fair
The above reward was voted and subscribed
Immediately after the commission of the
crime; but its publication deferred from
considerations ofexpediency.- Louis In
telligencer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
MARBLE WORKS.

TIVE undersigned wouii respectfully announce to
i the citizens Of Davenport and vicinity. ard 10 all
those !sAing to purchase MONUMENTS to tie mem
ory of their deceased friends that ihe be sIrplcd
by calling al his shop. on Main st. b.twecn Frsi ard
Second. west s!dr. where ia III be pleased 10 furnsh
CUT STONE Of every description, as low as ii can he
bought in the Western country.
lt4Iisn and American Marble for Monuments, HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article of FREE
STONE. &c, very cheap. ". w KENNEDY.
Davenport, June 9. I-53-1j
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
10000 Yds. o.
WIRE sCRrTNERY.

L'NpN No. n Ne, II nash, from 10 70 = n.i.s'
"ldr, or wider II ordered In quantities.
for holI'hE acreaHs. for grtsi mills all sEesfer 81
n'ng Mills, Meat, Mtlk and Cheese s4iss. Cellar WI
uo"s. "Hh or without frames, tsand III Q wire ~
brad'nE sieves and making Brooin., &c, dc.
ScrcaAe-y fhr foundry and shop wndo ss 70 preN'j
breaki0E GLASS and not shut oat ight-ai al .hcsE'
and ST. Loan. prices.
Az tbs stea.a Agricultural Depot If
AL0SZu NOURSE,
Main Stsrat M,tjpa III. ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

Az iIosrsr oP.Stox.-Ths New Or
leans Crescent, in commenting on the pas
sare oil the Nebraska bill. speaks out IN the
following honest and manly terms, Il
other Rea spapers al the South would re-
feet the real sentiments OF Their eondac-
,arS. .he violation Of p!ighted faith insols-
81 II the abroratlon Of the Missouri com-
promise y Guild be very generally denounc-
ed.
The Nebraska bill has passed: solemn
compromise which protected our Union ihls-
ty-four years. has been tampled IN the dust;
the followers at the beck of the Executive
in anticipation of profit from It's patronage,
have raised the yell OF victory, and eannons
have been fred ia the national capital IN
homer Of the suspicious event. And what,
VIC ask, are the Observation-Disclosures,
grief, dis,rust, Indignation, aud loss Ct con-
tdence in Southern honor throughout halt
the States or the contederacy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

The Springfield Republican says there are
TWO parties in that city on the Nebraska
question. They are composed Of the Post
master on one side, and everybody else on
the other.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

The Washington Sntine2 thinks the
: Know Nothing" societies IS are evils that
should at once betoru up By the roots"
We suggest % the editor, that he take one
81 these Societies. and "cut .tup By the roots"
50 as TO show the rest Of as how the thing
ia o be done Gin. Gazst.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

The Washington Union, the organ Of Pres
ident Pierce, aud OF the Democratic party
objects to the purci.ese ol Cuba, as It's cheap
or to steul. and illustrate is position ~ s4y-
ing that school, boys will not buy apples
long Is deere is az orchard within NaiE.ng dis
tpneP.s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL,

- OF alirr sfl ir fF5"st t. srFt a...s.t % n!
y ~ ths t'pns e' Fae S. a. E3oNa. a-r flIt T..los.
J.. ". sra EEkG. 81 -TiaEEI
- SO elias o tst atpct af E.es:s,5 " saoe RGtll-
.iE- Has. t.I.. Ir.IE., caflet u g. slnlts. Ora
sat-, Il ,. ~, o..
fac urIgs,.ua. j.. b.gHurf aEH prp Mise. Giy.r
ahn wH $500 aU ".tA tsff calls a. ifaL sstaud up
rfshr a-aI.uc.
B.. pdc aud qlaGty Of go.ss asa stIs ~ ,pmPets
aif. ,tE ,.-r tl.l..isfa. il, tBrs cas-.
Fissss r4N nn1 cs-sEl,s "a. eoga. b f,re yau gy
.s"usra. 4. atEDhE. AEeGt.
Davenport, Igy r., l+54--gtss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

4 HARD HIT--Henry Ward Beeecher
says he means 70 vote against the Nebraska
bill, though the ballot-box be placed in the
Jaws of hi.
To this the Wheeling Argus replies, that
every mas has right 10 vote in his own
nre,inct
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
EE. }. n. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHoLIc0E,
or the Relief and Cure o. Suffering Females

4 SfaYl4ts rris. aTf,
tn.Y,t.,r,,.. ,,r
,t, r,,a..r. IN iii
tn. ,Ii..a~a n,
ahlf1, II /. rssn,n
,t3ai,,tsi ns,,,iI,
called
rrMsrEcssrt,r,1s,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

Within the past month Dan RE has clear
I'd il Mississippi by biz circus $4,000. OF
this sam he left $ 600 in Jackson a. d bet
that Mr. Fillmore would be the next President
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

Within two days past over two hundred
dogs have been poisoned by the police Of
Cincinnati. Strychnine upon meat is the
art used
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

Scene on THE OHio.-Our baat stopped
to take in wood. On the shore among
crowd was remarkably stupid fellow, with
his hands ia his pockets and his under lip
hanging down. a dandy ripe for scrape,
,ipped mods and winks all about, saying,
Now I'll have some fun; I'll frighten the
green horn" He jumped ashore with a
drawn bowic-knife. brandshing tin the face
Of the t.grsen 'un," exclaimed, NOW III
punish you. I've been looking for YOU a
week The fellow stared stupidity al the
assailant He evidently had not sense
enough TO be scared but as the bowie knife
came near his face one OF his huge fists sud
denly vacated his pocket, and fell hard and
heavy between the dondys eyes, and the
poor fellow was aoundering in The Ohio
Greenv, jumped on our boat, pu. his hands
in his pocket, and looked around. Maybe"
said lie there's some body else here that's
been looking for me week
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
FARM FOR SALE.

rIE subscriber Offers his farm, II The aiJst d.si-
Fahte III scott county, for .HI,. Its situated three
mIg6 below town Oh one Of tia main Travelled roads.
ItruHtatus 10 aCTes 70 acres under cultivate and
ba 'aiee timber good frame house. tth cellar.
aHIi and ouhUtidiugs, and excellent Nolue orchard.
III above viii be sold reasonable terms. II des-
red stud, crop and farming utensils viii ba sold and
iumediats possession given. Enquire OF the ubseFi-
b#r for farther particulars.
tIr4 Al. Jt-wtTW-tf INW AbN RIO X ER.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
BI>ts,Ss .ssI.D AZ LAST.
A Mystery Explained
. sEyoLrIsot u crFrAls. vreToRY ~ orks
Dr.. /. l.. AD i MS

Mystery Explained.
sxyoLETsoe u CrFr4tst vtcToRY "a orss!
Dr.. /. l.. AD MS
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakening the in.
y quiy IN the minds cfaIl Who read IT. How is THAI
.sasriears have been long and STAY sly immuFea
10 dsrirtss aud sroreHes The subject of disease
DR. a. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM.
The GREAT PASAcEA OF DISEASE,
Is offered tile afflicted 81 the Statea and Terrnrir.
foy the entire gare N Liver C9Iuin.s I'LL all .t9aas
nrolstca! Affections, Consumption, bosc Complaints
nalEh3ea, lssentett, hhean.a,ism, Bleeding Plies
Debility, AerFoESae r, tostls eness indigestion oh
stTuCt.I MeIs ir,of- sc.
pr. a r.. Adams Liver Balsam has tic WRECK
and tss for thu a. fifteen years aud has proved h. the
most satptieal Beyond shadow OF doubt, thu, is the
Only Reiiatla Medicine Ever Discovered,
The alage dittasts The iaost optical have become
its most sangaae FoaFcs, and pronounced the Lsrsr
Balsars TO be the
ONLY RELIABLE HAEDlNGER or HEALTH
TO Tng AttLGeTEo, EyEsT,vHERE,
Testimonials come up from every traes it has made
swollen with expressions Of gratitude for the rll
received ID IL use. aEl in submitting this ,ae
krer Ba!saa is recommended 10 all those suffering MT
der the
Iron Grasp Of the Monster Disease
and at once procure bottle Of Or. a. l.. 4d4tss
Lirer Bais4rn.
The reader Is referred to the Medical Tr-rt witch
VIII be found by fiaAing application 10 the Agent
vhele the basn i sold, giving full epitomc Of The
cause and cure ofail dls,a's.s. sold BY
e. 4. SCOTT. General AGENT
No. G. Raadoigh street, CAicaga. ItiiH0is
Davenport, Nebb II slower. Sole A.t. Wholesale A
Retlil;, Rock island, Hurfer 81 Liprnger; Moline, 4
r chaHberi!h CO. faffor;, Soils X Sparks; and by
al The principal btaesasts.
Oct. 18Th, 80 wtrwlE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
Cheap Cheap !. Cheap I.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

KIN J. JORDAN would announce to- the citizens %
PL Davenport, aud tae public. that le has opened
~ ladies and GentirmcH's boot and shoc store adj
joining Burrows & PrcttymaH.s store. door above
the Iowa Clothing store where he is prep8r red
ufacture boots ami shoes of nil descriptions
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Sill lasting Caters, fancy and plain
hsE-uth Boots; EHanie.ed Patent PARIS
boots. Tics, bronze psrlde; ARK.
Jenny Iinds; Jenny Liuds;
Eiskins PCl1a Boots
4 large assortment of Ladies and Misses Ihildrun.
Shoes. too numerous 10 mention.
Also a large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern tiHc French boots; Congress-
Gliiers. Monterey; Jsrsa: Ties;
Palm walking sAaess
iGrucCa;
And all Kinds of heavy worn. suitable for country,
as wei a, cil, custom oil vino want neat III and easy
boot would do we'll 20 cali at the Dagrbpar, Boot and
Shoe store. Call ard ssc. jane ., IS53-3itf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
T.. O. R0CKW00D'S
PREMIUM
MOWER AND REAPER,
y,.,,,.,-ol r. ,aS6I

THE subscriber continues 10 manufacture tts above
machne IN Rock Island, llis., aud. ia Offering il
The tfmef Ia naFPy ia DC atle - say vat hs efforts to
comb ne the MosT PggFEcr NoWER Wll.l ic Ma.1
PERFECT REAPER have proved etniHruuy saseessfui
The difficulties arising from the :aet-sat creator
speed Of lie sickle Is necessary for moving fi IS
qGfcd for rea ping u overcome r s machine ~ the
of Two ninionS 9ftfcrcnt sEa, ES4Hg th required
speed neeessar. fcr each kind ~ work. fhe 'sia.
lrsfs' h also mostly avoided IN Parn. the .rnand
wheel on tins opposite side otae tongue from tte cut
ting part, ~ balance each uhgr thus mak nr i!
easier for the team. The raSrr is placed tAe plat
osTu behind the grain position which. BY belng
his work enables him 10 90 IL bs.T ana sta
or case. Aud the Whole machine {. constructed on
plan Il 1Ics the most sample aEd durable Aas teU
Used ia all kinds 4 gain ana grass. AND il universally
tc KNOW leaget by those - 40 have used u tn 10 .
sork nicer than be done with the cradle ~! tho,
The following ccrtilicatSs VIII shuT the uFiuei Of
farmers:
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

The Black Sea just about this time IL en-
targjng its acquaintance pretty rapidly
Readers Of classics, until recently, recoI-
lected il by the voyage Of the Argonau;s--
Merchants by lts tradc in WAeat--an1 BY
fouic readers, by coupiet Of the nyb.-
rhymstcf's, 10 tns effect following.
.Taats's not sgu h,r prssserar err. ra} is sa.
fsFss up more dEil Ears l5ea- sgs laH .bs EgAG.-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
Davenport Furniture Ware Room.

c.blsEr aSkEk .kP ENpEHI,Kvs
HESfE1F{J LIN uiSs.G, iia f'icrt,
- 1870 aad the public lhat .e carrie, OF bl-'.
8sslS3s III ness as above, oB BRADY street loov
- ahete tie old stand.
y. u. FurnI1Grc s.na .hpH cases made 20 or:cr %
be thvFte>' Hotite Davenport, jHEc ?. l-a7-sl t1