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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

IL subscriber has opened Grocery ard Provision
Store On the ~ Front and Perry SITS. oppo
ste dcssrs. Burrows q Prettyman'> mill; where will
be found choice assortment Of Groceries. Provisions
NoC-teH ware, Nails. Glass White Lead Oaktin, Ros
in. De. &c, all Of which viii be sold low for cash
irade.
Dealers in the above articles will DO wei 70 call and
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will he paid to receiving Storage, For
wardine and selling ~ merchandise and produce
Davenport. July a. ls53. ~. DALZELL.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
Wilson & Harley

HAVE REMOVED their Grocery and Provision
L Store 70 the Of ad and Brady Streets. uu-
der the Gazette ONCE.
ThaH have enlarged their stock. considerable TO meet
bte demands Of their Increasing Customers 1aey have
on hand Black, Young Tyson aud Imperial Tea: Rio.
iAgtyr4 abh Java Coic@. Sugars very cheap. 90 Il
~ Sugar for 81. Rea. Chocolate, Moinss,.- u all
Kinds spras, Dried Apples aid Peaches. NJ. /. .
aud darscrel. Dried ard Picked Harrings. Boston
Pickles Tobacco, Glass and Mats. kanhswa and
Ground Alum salt. In fact. have eyer thing CON
hecfad Siyb the Grocery Trade. AIso. a good as,or-
nont Of Qaeensware, Shoulders, sides aud Hams; Su-
s,Hr-east-d Hams. De.
Y We intend doing Cash business. and pas Cash
Tor ever thug; consequently afford n cheap
JNng Na lr.,.i W. q Ill
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10000 feet Cubing,
5000 lts Chain.

ANA other materials 10 correspond. nov hand and
with large number of ready made Pump, for sale low
at the csia bshnteut of the subscriber. few doors
above Sourse's store, in Moline. HI.
lIORAilO q. NOURSE.
June I'D, 1853. i.-lf
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Furniture.

yIsIiE subscribers are Just opening IN Havenferf.a
i large and splendid stock of FurDita,rs comprising
everything in the line. which they are determined To
sell lower THAI has been offered IN this place
Their s,ue1 consists in part OF The following:
sofas from Sa4 To- r.:
Lounges from si.tM 10 $3.50;
Tables centre. card. sewing. work. dining, break
fast. sc.
stands. mahogany. cherry. wash. &c.
Chairs. mahogany. hair cloth cane, sewing rcnch
Office.
thliren's chairs. assorted Sc, DC.
Bureaus dress. mahogany, scroll, plain. &c,
Betist-a,is of ever, description;
War,iruoes, OF all different sizes;
Ma;trasseS. hair moss and hEsk;
tribs. Looking GLASSES;
Niiiow wagons, different sizes;
Safes, So. &c.
Rooms el,posit. HE pehn.y kania House.
DAVENPORT June Q. 1924 NDOLFDEn 4 sNAl.l.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
Tt+ST received from New York lot of eh"rc Gro
81 cerics, consisting in part Of
Roy Rai-ir.; Figs: Pruncs: Alm1nds.
Carran,.; English NauHts; Spice: Pepper;
Ginger: Mace. Nntmegs; tlases;
sispaman: Said OIL; Neast Powders:
Mustard: Lagwond; Madden: Cayenne Pepper;
Alum; pr.re; sulphur; Sal Soda.
Mackercl in Bhis MI bhls afd Kegs
Saimcu in Kits: Cod hsh:
Fors lie hy ". DAIIEitH
aara5 Front st.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-19

Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles silverware
and he Is now prepared 10 supply the wants 81 III
community IN his line Of business. He invites aitrl
ton 10 his stock Of watches, which he halirrs himself
viii be found much superior IN sl.le quality aud mum
bcr 10 an. ever before offered in the country
He has Gold Watch - from So 10 sf-G,
SILVER do. do. s. 10 So;
Gold Chains do. so 10 S5t
Medallinns for = and faces and ~ superior quality
Gold, Silver. Steel and Plated Spcctaces and Spectl
Gle Glasses Ia suit all ages and of different colors:
Gold Ring, from S20.5a 10 S2J; Gold and Silver Thin.
bies: Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Gun Pins, Crosses Slide,
and Buckles IN almost endless variety.
lie invites particular attention his stock Of Gold
Pens. which is full and complete. and ranging in price.
from Is cts 10 - for pen alone: 81 ~ IL sa.5U mi
SILVER case: and from So to SIS wh gold case.
very large lot of silver and silver plnirI ware.
comprising Tea. Table, Dessert Salt. rea aud sugar
spoons GRAY. and Soup Ladies'. Butter Knives Fruit
hntv"s, Dessert Forks, Casiors. Tea Sets, Nc. DC.
silver Shell aud Pearl Card Gases: Port Muunios,
toibs Brushes and great vari ,ty Of other articles
moi mentioned His goods avs all been purchased
rom IN" importers and manufacturers III the best
terms. which Will enable him to sell MS low as goods
can Dc bought Oh this side the Atlantic cities.
Particular attention given 10 repairing aud clean,
hg Clocks, Watches and Jcwclry. jan 81
SOFI States IN strong frames;
~ For sale by
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W. D. SMITH,

w D. SMITH,
Ny-ATCH-MAkER. having permanent. Located a.
w tanianrha would inform the rtsiseis aud c"uhir,
generally TINT he Ii ready - r.par all Kinds ~
Clocks and Watches. III s,ic As 10 give gem ral
satisfaction. Work from distance pr amrti. attended
10. Sign Of big Watch
Camanchc, d., ~. ls53-l6-u
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
,l,o d, So call on The subscriber and pebiars
renscs mud SECOND profits b. ha.ing Of him one ofhis
CHAIN PUMPS,
with o. haHt caps 10 keep out fl,h. He lsprcrarcd
10 supply srtrgbgdy with Reefs. Curb. Chain and la-
hing complete In large small quantities The tit-n-
wio wish sell again Is specially request
ed He has also Iat 81 inch chain for stock pumps.
Who would Ia without u Cham Pump When they car
be p,i 81 cheap Come aud see. q,
SorksE's \ AaIEry srnRE, NViJNf
may ~ l@,1 MN. A. SbCHSE.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

MANUFACTURED and for sale BY the undersigned
VI on Brady street. door above the Gazette Office
USDERT4KER.
CotE or hand 81 all times aud Hear.e will be fur
nished 10 those who uiay sire it.
ISRAEL HALL.
Davenport. June Q. Is73-a2
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-19

The Locomotive noWs iuns ont
some five OF six miles OH the railroad
opposite, and We learn that in a few
days, We can have a ride Of fifteen or
twenty miles, and by Let OF July We
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Office Of Treasurer q
". j ". X. x. c.. ,
Not;ce n Stockholders

TIE Fourth Insiaimeut nf five per cent on stock Of
& NJ. r. II. Co. i due on 18th November, aud
pa, able at the Office Of Cook & SAgGsstand i've per
will be ue and payable al same place on lssh oil
each month thereafter I'll, further uotiee
GEO. Il. SARGENT,
eay lc-3t-wtrglf Assn Treasurer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-19

THE subscriber IS making arrangements and
1 will. as sHon pos-ibie, establish Book b.iery
ia Davenport. aud Will be prepared do every yarip-
I! of Binding. BianEBanks mad to order. Particu.
lar atieHtAb! paid TO binding periodicals. Dc.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Davenport. June II. ir53-I-u
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a. E. HUDHELL,

O. e. HUDDELL,
Attorney and Counselor 1t Law Z in Chanoesy
Convsyancsr Notary Public, Loan and Ian
Agent. Collector Of Rents. Accounts Claims
10 ree Brad, NJ. Posi- ONCE: Witherwax Biocs
Aer expegsen efsesersl years in his protsss.oa
in The City 81 New York, he desms himself qnaiined u
transact Ill husues. entrusted to ms charge IN any o.
the above branches ~ MS n-and having res
ponsihe Agcns Ut the city 81 Nasngt"n VIII receive
aid ,xl,s., I! aims against the tsslera Government
.-.Rsfsrences---
Hon C. oscoanor. v. Y, Hon, n. J. ingersel. G..
James T Brady, /" E. fsaae Toaccy. 9"
O. 4 Bropsoa, {. Truman Smith, :.
Juse. Merton. Ca. :. Charles Cnrrigan.Ps.
nascnpart, Dee, sGth. 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-19
H>,NNE-TS a MILsISERYG GOODS
RENWICK & SON.
STEAMBoATAGES FORWARDING, STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,
DAvESPoRT, Iowa.
u ESPECTFulLr call the attention of farmers. ship
Ii pers, and the public generally to this advertise
mcpt.
They will al MI times be ready 10 store and ship ey-
cry description Of produce aud nlerchardize to buy
and sell commission, and trust, by prompt and
strict attention 10 the interests Of all who may favor
Them with tlclr patronage 10 merit the public conf.
dcnoe.
spacious building recently erected by Mr.. Fulton,
.lg4lated the Bazaar, to which is attached "a eouno-
dous landing for steamboats, al all stages of tie river.
and possesses advantages favorable the importer or
shipper not the least ot which that no drataee will
bc required from the Warehouse 10 boats. ar from
boats 10 the Warehouse. NAV O. ls,l-Y5
JUST RECEIVED
A r our Furniture Ware-raom ON Second St. a fresh
- lot Of Sofas. Chairs, Mattrassr-. Ac.. de-
aug WO0LFORD 4 SMALL.
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CINCINNATI FURNITURE STORE.
NEW STOCK
Now Offering at the PEOPLES Store

NE W SILVIA
Now Offering at the Peoples Store!
T WOULD invite the attention Of the public TO our
well selected stock Of groceries, recently received
for the spring and summer campaign. comprising
great variety Of sugars. cheap and sweet. superior
green and black teas Java aud Rio coffee, very fine
olasses, extra brands -four. Goldfish, macke re, aud
htrnny preserved fruits. follows ounces, peaches,
pears puHs geosebcrrcs. whortieberres, currants.
and all kinds II nuts Candles Ae &C. with host Of
pih articles too numerous to mrntion all " which
viii br sold 1T a small advance cost.
davenport. Ja! q, 1886 JOHN W. WILEI'S.
Circular Saws.
4 y assortment Of best quality. just received at
II dcc3 HlLDRETH's Hardware store.
Chance for Country Home.
OR 10 acre. beautiful land mile from corporation
- hn@ of city for SAL very low for cash, THIS land
under cHltts alton Hfd Hu- comfortable house
Apply To the uIds rsigned II you want barstn
dcc3 4. {. EAHS.
BOOTS and SHOES
ents. Calf Curs Sole Boots; GeAs Congress Shoes;
" =" Preach Calf Fancy
Sotspd French Calf
Kip u. Bound
- Lace Top Goa,
Hungarian Bows Calf
rain SFwei L. Bound
SOU, Oyer Shoes. &c &c Boys boots all varieties Sc
Ladies blk Gait.r,. tiamtiad TOT, i3G0ts
Fanny GgI'd Ffed
iUshHau boot. PEI. Lace
" Enafnyti sewed =. Patent leather bopts;
- Jenny Lind, Goat
- KID u eli Rosctic shoes . BH.'tns;
" AoEuet1 ituss u.. kEH. JanES LiHd'1:
" Gum bpess, long lsgt Gpn bHstdg.;
Nill large assortment of Chdren's shoes aud boots.
~ s<NAPP ~ ~ fi'sos's,
oct y No . LIE Claire Row
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REMOVAL.

ID VI. HOUSED would announce 10 The rRcus Of
Davenport, and thu public generally, tal hn ha.
removed his Watch and Jrwclrl Store. IL No. = le
Claire Row. and that lie has ju-, returned rom Nsw
York with large addition 10 lis stock Of
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OWNERS WANTED

OWNERS WANTED
I>pR th. following articles left with rs o! chest
L q ~ Sparhi,wk and Asia. Boxes '""
mark ed FunrrS Grove. Davenport iowa . Iowa
Box marx cd Charles aluRrd, lh''"t'I I'VE
Chest Inarhe ". NHrdcr n.NrtP"ll, a. ,lu
| Box IA rhcd Andrew Jo,stD, care Z" '
Hanson, n4vcupe.t, Iowa.
| th,st no mark g., m ,lass they
If the above ur,icles afa not san III '"' '"'
VIII he sold 10 p.ty freight mud CHARGE, ,.1,ryNAS.
De 90. 1863, BDhhoN'N '''
FLANK BOOKS,
7 us1' opening al ,,,s
nm ass rimert Of Lrdgers, Day bpohS, Hooks, Ne
trFupd .ti.p, Pass, Mem rananm ana ID '"N -
.sPECTACLES of all kinds aud !" sun ~"
- far near sight, cali and esaulnG hs."" upusELl
Jifls 18th.
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

IT Is a lamcntable ftrt that thousands have been
] brought 10 premature grave b, ncgl citing 10 TAI \
good AMI efficient medicine III time Ia afr.s In,
ei disease. II i also Startling truth thai ,oa
.ris have been hcTaided Ia nhtl ,ls grayt In M
lsn af poisonous uStrnHts Thc author therefore seq
ing this necessity nf good and efficient medicine
which could ~ relied upon @hctt tbc services u com
t,tent PA, -riafs could nut IL obtained. has ttnfnan
erd II pfer III. Mam3aks Iinimrnt aud Anti. h Hen.
+ lssto the puhc. These medicines are comroan,leI
strictly honest and from medicines OF virgin parit, h.
ing warranted purel. vegetable.
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P o w D z R

POW D Err.
N(-E have made arrangement. wifli = eel abtat-d
w Powder Mandatory, thaJ Shah he alto 10
Keep constantly hand large supply ~ Bfastirs
Pspder If The best quality, 9hirh sell ut
small adv igoI Manufacturers Prices Ibes. wish
ing Archas for Ia large quantities retail
viii d Il 10 thrr iI resi- IL aYrH- cil before pur
chasing elsewhere; sell at ~. Louis prices.
thereby saving cost az transportation, ~.
aug VAN lISL & COOK.
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10000

Cases nj Rhrupia ism. Burn>, Ulcers. Spra. Febef
sorei. sore Throat Ncaragia. Tooth hcltc Head Aeh.
Pains il, hr Back -ide breast bolts. RIG bone.
,tntr.. dfarriiu's have been cared in the ia. t~a,
A.p, numerous ~ S"eehN, tslld-, sphi Iis,u,
H. big Head Big shoalaer. P0n xvi. strains Gials
der- Bolts hniie, yellow Water Ne Thousand. sbs
have been afflicted With Dyspepsia Liver couplaim
Head Ache Diseases ii tho >kiH, iaanticc. Nervous
Pains 81 al kinds, billions affections eosIssne.s Fl.
mule Affections, ae. hsaye been restored 10 ,s,rf
health 3. the use of 6inlare.s Anil. Bilious pill
Gray Hairs,
and PFemalur Biitnr<S prevented ~ t8e II T. ].
Mtkiut,s : Crras~aa liar Iante ihi.brAnlift1eum.
bnuiinn prVfeEt3 tho hair from falling a. pronin.s
is grow III sud rSnders Il san aud glossy.
Agents Wanted,
rfess throughout the nsted state. for iAe st
81 J. ae ktnUy Celestial balHl, gurqualei
Is faf th"isra, D!seprrs biarr.ioz, tluX, t4a.
81 pains ia tbe hJwnl.
POISON,
+. / Mekuns'. Worm Medicine contains M ra.>ar
.i.t i atrratE, purify vegetable Th. preraralipe
tn. tsrarH worms stali kinds from the intestinal "a
nal Is arn cthrr preparations. afgreb rvpHIe fYtal.
Fever aud kgae
IN s s VARGAS g pes permanently cured. taHt
Ers the ,rtn. hy iAs oi L. J. nc hHh Fever
and Agat Pil, Ils taue pre- Parslon scf hs. been
s4ualsd IL never fails. Tr, II aud q s1tlsa.l that
.sgns t.H be cured.
for s.Ia ~ ne. 4 nHaaF. n.6,,..,
NTErHsssaS a GsRN.VAS, ta y
fu. tsNND.B.
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RhZORs, RsZeRS..

I'RoN 30 cts. 10 s4,e0, warranted The best qu:tt!
i for sale al No. j., Claire Row.
lnlt u Z. VI. HOT SILL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
THuRspAY MORNING. JANlY %, 1s54.
EURoPEaM .MENS.

The latest news which we have received from
Europe is of moro warlike nature than any
which has at any time preceded 1T SINCE tne
commencement of the troubles between Russia
and Turkey. The idea of a settlement by arbl-'
tration, which has been 50 tenaciously cherished
by the Cabinets, the Journals, and the CAPT
talists of England, France and Austria, seems
to be almost abandoned, and the prospect of q
general European war grows more and more
imminent The report that the Sultan had ac-
cepted the Vienna note is confirmed, but the re-
fusaI of the Gar to negotiate with any other
power than the Porte itself leaves small proba-
bility that any thing important will result from
this acceptance. The Russian troops have been
ordered to make immediate preparations for
crossing the Danube, which could be considered
in no other light than as a full declaration of
war.
We find in the more energetic conduct of
France and England strong confirmation of
the idea that war must occur. The combined
fleets have been ordered to enter the Black Sea
and force the Russian squadron into Sebastapol'
Louis Napoleon has moreover taken some very
decided steps, and published to the courts OF
Europe the course which ne intends to pursue
The French army is held in readiness for any
emergency, and the arsenals and dockyards are
busy with warlike preparations. The same is
true of England Lord Palmerston's return to
the Cabinet has had the effect that was antici-
pated, and already over-ruled the counsels of
the Premier The arsenals and dock-yards of
Great Britain are as busy as those of her neigh
Dor, and the feeling continues to increase that
war is inevitable. Indeed, we do not see any
reasons for believing in the continuance of
peace, but on the contrary, every reason for
looking forward to a general and protracted
war. If it comes it will come soon, and it will
spread like confagration on q prairie.
Wedo not perceive that our valuable batch
of foreign Ministers have as yet plunged into
any further difficulties or declared war against
amy Of the great powers. Mr. George Sanders
still contents himself with writing warlike arti-
cles for the New York Herald, and Mr.. Pierre
Soule still amuses himself with fighting the di-
plomatists whom he meets at Madrid. What
ever our feelings may be with regard to other
matters, we have reasons for rejoicing over this
and hopeit will beof long continuance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26
The SACRAMENTO lCalA Journal find

The Sacramento (Cal) Journal finds that
among the euphoneous given to mining localities
in the vicinity Of Michigan City in that State, are
"Ground Hogs Glory, Bogus Thunder9 DEVILS Ell
bow Hels Adoat,' "0pen and Shut Hell's Half
Acre etc.
The Savannah Georgian says that difficulty
occurred in that city between named John Denny
and VIM Barber late the night of the 18th during
which the latter seized the former and threw him into the
river. Barber was drowned Denny has been arrested
The number of students in attendance upon
the lectures at the four Medical Colleges in Philadelphia
is between 1900 and 1900 viz G20 the jefferson about
500 at the University and about 200 the other fwo
eoleges-the Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Clark are giving a series
OF shakspearian entertainments at Hope Chapel New
York on somewhat novel plan. The lady reads fbe
speeches Of the female characters and the gentleman
those of the male
An old topper was overheard the other day
advising young man to get married because then my
boy. you'll have somebody to pull of your boots when
you go home drunk
1t was rumored on the 10th instant TINT
NJ. Eedni was in Philadelphia. An immense pro
SeSiGn passed through the streets with egy the
Cardinal Bedini
The Louisville Democrat of the 18th learns
that Hon Dunn is lying dangerously ill at his resi-
dence in Lawrcnceburg, Ind It thought he cannot
recover.
An exchange says, when David slew Goliah
with sling, the latter le dead of course quite
astonshed as such thing had ner Entered his hea bre
Bayard Taylor delivered lecture at New
York before the Mercantile Library the 10th instant
Suhject-Japan and Loo-Ghoo.
DR.. Robert Montgomery, one of the proprie-
tors OF the Philadelphia North American died in phiade
phia the 23d lust
The passenger depot of the Michigan Central
Railroad at Detroit was destroyed by fire Tuesday
the night of Tuesday the 23d.
tits announced that Judge Norton of Georgia
has become an associate editor and proprietor the New
York National Democrat
Ole Bull, accompanied by Sigorina Patti and
NJ sFakoSeh gave concert at Augusta Ga on the 2lst
Rev Sebastian Streets, of Boston, married
1S6 complies in the year 1853
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R. R. R.

Ke. Es. R.
NJ E r G u R Y
EB Those who previous maades have taken large quantities
Mercury, who have quietly permitted Clome to bR pitched iao their
sysus FEEL THE EFFECTS OF THE SlLIvATING
TREATMENT their sungs in their disordsred
gsye loss of Appetite enlargement of the liver other
glands the mouth sometimes with enns the bones loss
muscular strength rheumatic pains and achss in their JOINTS
darling spasms Of
NEURALGIC PAINS,
Kidney difficulties breaking different the
testh roing head aches and foul breath
RAILWAYS RENoYATING REsoLVFNT
will free all who from the effects OF Caloms away
from ths body all nlercurial dspo.is
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII stop the painful paro1yms it is appi.d
RAILWAYS REGULATORS
WILL EXPEL
from system all acrimonious and humor and regulate the
Liver Kidneys Bowels sad all other glands regular
healthy and harmonious action.
Ono of RAILWAYS REGULATORS night, will insure
pleasant and healthy discharge from the bowels in the morning
EE r. R, r. Remedies sold by Druggsss every where.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO., ISL Chartrsg street, Agent.
fB- JOHN RADWAY Camp 10 to
IL 4. NJ jan98 tfp