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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

FIRE.: FIRE.. FIRF.,:
FENiE "od d.ina continues to dlsp 'ad and com
fort' 30 the unfortunate, usual, lhe SAINT PAul
agency
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
THOMAS L. pRAcc, Fres't :. /. LooNIs, Sec'y.
L. x. NELSON,
3-30y Agent for M;nne,nta Territor,
NOIGCs..
VKNIE public are hcrcoy notified fhat hc undermined
tie true and ,ritlll owners Of ''le SueaY C.iV." :"
IN the county of ic nenr aud Territory of Minneso t
i. on the 26th day ct August. lsl5, lay said
city ci c sue and that plot of SAID CITY has been
i+lH recorded III The oce Of Register OF Deeds in said
county. And the public hereby cautioned n 4pst
purchasing property IN said CITY, without having
obtained tiiit from the unders.-ue can
good ahd sufficient tide ~ purchasers il the ~
J &. CIIRI>TY
sept. l., ic)3-32tE JAMES CI RRAN.
LAND W WAkRA y IS WANTED.
4 a 50 dad l60 acre Land Warrants wanted.
N Os HENRY NKENTN,
Dvaie. in Real k-tate.
s. Paul, VI T, Jan. %, la55-4i-,C
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w NJ. 6. COMBS.

BOOKSELLER AND STArIoNER
H EEPs constantly hand, complete stock oi
N Books and every description of Stationery 70
eether with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House. ST. Paul.
April !, lss2.
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'EHl@ desirable ground, lying III he mos. central and
X advantageous part of the basin oi Paul where
must int sdbIN he the principal business the
town. aud afuriinr also most choice delightful Lots
III the me bench for dwelling hOa>es; IS sur
81 into Lots sud offered for sale with titles un
disputed ana rdsput8hr, Al reasonably low prices and
upon h6era terms 90 credit. for OF the purchase
money, f.d Lln bcr for bGilGng Lot> sold the a
don viii DC .a-i.aae. at The rotary mill easy
terms. CHARLB; II. OAhES,
.,-..t .or Proprie,ors.
~. Paul. JGiy 81, 1851 -
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MiSI( RO(lk -.

THE Shawn and The Duciiner collections on ham
and for sae Wholesale or retaii. by
w. 3 COMBS
fcb IS Near the Amer csn UouNe
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DE-. j. D. s.ONDR
DOC FOR J.. &. KINNEY,

Oltce un .4pU0Hd li0ce,
SAINT ASTuoNY STREET, SAINT PaUL,
fEN pERS MS profess services the citizens of
4 ~. Paul snG vicinity. Having had experience
II over Tea Years IN the practice OF Medicine, Of
which sreut ihl stefan and Surgeon With the a.
> army III Mexico, he natters himself that he will be
ac to merit the confidence OF all aho may favor HIN
VITA a share OF theic patronage.
Inlv z. 1913.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
JACOB }. NOAH.

JACOB }. NOAH.
Attorney az Lac and Solicitor IN Chaarery.
n toMAlsSIONE4 for States of Maine, Rhode Island
~ Connecticut. New York, Penusy lyani. V.rr,nia
Alabama Ohio and Louisiana.
~ All instruments 10 be used recorded in any Of
the above states, may be taken my Office IL St r,u
July 81, ie5l I5-tC
II. W. LOFT.
4 ItoRNEf and Counsellor Law and General
IA Land Agent. Particular attention Will be given 10
col!eotons, paying taxes, entering lands securing pre-
ehipiiuls anu entries made by military Land warrants.
81 Paul, su
J. TRAVIS L. oI.Ds.
ROSSf.R g. OEDS.
tH0rHcyy Gnd C0uascl!lYs at Iq2s
Office in the Secretary Room in the Capitol a.
ST. PAU. MINNESOTA TER.
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EDyV ARD N'LACAN.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
the Lower Landing, 81 Paul
A Ii Commission and CoYeignments, will be prompt
n Is and carefully attended to.
References: d. H. Campbell, r. M'Lagan, Calena
Geo. DE Baum, st. Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing, ST. Paul, Min.
March IS, 1852.
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BENZ iNiN l.. FELT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL l-.ALER
Grocer les. prONs ions, IL e.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VII sell y, The lowest cash prices. 3tf
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VI. w. NICUCCX.

" VI. w IIT( IINCA.
Druggist,
Corner OF Third and Cedar streets, opposite II. A.
Lamhert's Law OlCe.
Vii he found in attendance all hours Of the DAY al.
night Or the sale Of Medicines.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

NOyECE.
VIE subscriber on,rs t. sell lease
q vcals, HI, SAW MILL, situated near The pper
Landing SAINT Paul. icing OF the bcsj location for
the IunaeIHg business in The CRY. CHE Mi, ia good
rciaiT has one upright hulay saw, c4t-o o'c
lath saw and l. achinc for making shlu2lcs. The
Boom the Mil excellent and safe p! l0g Keep
ng logs. THIS proPcrt! viii a.. sold i,i,,o favor
able terms. JOHN r. IRNINE
-. Paul Dec. 3jfa, lSi3 :--u
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RAZObS. RiZoRS.
VI OGFRS' very best. Congress knifes and all kinds
~ Of the finest cutlery, Just received at
LEDUC'S BOOKSTORE.
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VIVA, they Ate,

Doctor Rondelet, al ancient wri
ter on fishes. was 50 fond VI figs that
be died in 1865 OF surieit OCCASION
ed by eating them TO excess. ia a
letter to n friend, Or. Parr contesses
his love for shot boiled HOLSTERS. with
profusion Of shrimp sauce. Pepe;;
who was an ericure. would he IN bed
Tor DAYS. at Lord Rolingbroke's unless
he was told there We're stewed lam
preys for dinner. when h arose IN
stantly. and came down 10 the taeie.
A gentleman treated DR. Johnson 10
new honey anl cloutel cream, OF
ghica h ate 81 largely that his en-
tertainer became alarmed. Al his
life Dr.. johnson had a voracious al
tachmcnt for boiled leg OF mutton
.Atmv aunt Fora's.' said he Il ate
so much ola boiled leg OF mutton that
she used to talk Of it. Ny ni,';i,.r.
who " Is affected by little things, told
me seriously that It would hardly ev-
er be forgotten" Dryden, writing IN
1890 to i laiv, declining her INVITA-
ton to handsome supper, says ii
becsars might be choosers. 4 chineo:
honest bacon would please my appe-
tite more than all the marrow put
d;prs. for | Ike them better plain,
having a very vulgar stomach. Dr.
George Forlyce contenlel that As one
meal a dav IS enough for lion, i
ought to suffice for a man. Accord
ingly for more than twenty years the
doctor used to eat onlya dinner il the
whole course OF the day. This soli-
,arv meal he took regularly 1t Dolly :
Chop House. A ponn! and half
ofrump steak, half a hroiled chicken,
a Plate Of fish. bottle Of port, a gill
Of brandy, AMI a tankard OF strong
ale. satisfied the doctors moderate
wants til four o'clock the neat day,
AMI regularly engaged one hour anu u
halfof his time.
Dinner over, he returned . his
home ii Essex Street. Strand. to deli
er his SIX o'clock lecture OH anatomy
and chemistry. Baro Masers, who
lived nearly to the age o. ninety. use.'
TO 90 home one day i'll every week
without any dinner, eating only 2
round ofdry toast At tea. Aristotle,
ike a true poet, seemed literally 70
have feastel On fancy. Few could
live more fIugally. In one o. his
poems, he saws u himself that he
was a lit person to have lived n thc
world when acerns were the foot 81
men" When Belingbroke invited
Swift to dine with him. he talked ct
the dishes lie would offer; y IL for
vour bilI 81 fare" said Swift. show
me your bill Of Company. Milton
was fond Of glass Of water AM .
pipe. ! modern poet, Who was ass,
ed bv lady Of f.shion what he would
like ior dinner, answered, Pepper
mint cordial AM black pudding.
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EASTERN
ST0 Y / ST 0 Il I

nm sbser,ber would respectfully infr the sillzrs
of Scott and surrounding couniifs maj rs ma tasts
yal from, tie E;,t With Exclusive assefteNt ~
stoyes and Kitchen articles OF the latest ana ihns APP
Eahhone 4 CO.. Albany. ~, Y, which he now eisfs iof
sale on the ino 4 reasonable terms.
The undersigned hasSats ih't permanent sues%f
IN tc manufacturing business eau alA tn es5Ht ~
making the acry hret articles hd tt"hA@ lafhiHh"-
then 81 The -a,a superior. uniptm qa.st!' afief-
mined "a sell no sinee that Nli hot stand i3 taet IT iRg
INA heat ainn.- Ills assortment ot StoA rs on t4lo
NAV be found the following, ~:
Challenge Albright Of 1903, LAZY Of the
Lake, Queen OF the West, Brother toa-
ATTAIN, Atlantic Tor coal, lined
with Fire griek, pacif-
IL Albright:
This slave will meet The Nait. q TIE iafnef Ffp
utlau,- az n Stipetior gnaly. Viz I-te, EMPIRE iHa
IaSt.rp pHai.r Sf5Vrs. The Ma Green Union FHf@r.
FAIRY Queen, Races saltal Seli Regulator, int. "
tiee for Pafior use
T.. Smta's Mirror and Chandelier Fafter Sits cen
lirel, new IA Ibis market,
ha,e al-n far seize and manufacture t. nrtaf estry
article ted vitta regular t"ple, IN ahd saeti
Iron Mare maHu!s4t1FS.
Tin Roofing. Ribbed. plain afd sahdtn. groove. 81
Tin or Copper and warranted uaih
All those Ii want uffiic ahas articles wi 10 /" ca "
lt nt. me u call. A. tnl, can AheR them Tie 2" tai-
taee, ~ making i :ahd tarea4il Country hiershf
supplied viii tin nrrver eripttottil low eS.
rhc ,lb>e has lia ftern Neafs eNperctf ~ w
anyr business III New Nark State and vii ate per-
saHag alt ardsrs entrusted 70 li "th proaiItaf'
and dispatch.
on Saves, Copper, Dfsss Peg @ce taken n eN-
change tar @aa.ist
% ust FORGET t7 loea.ian q St~'ra sfssi. Nr
,asrs from ill.,, corner II treiN. onpgeits VI .an
iiHfiesss Grocery store. AAEs Bt VIM.
n,yEsroEf Sell. -, 5a II.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
GOO
REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKES,

ISen,eihlug new aut Vest ~ til latest New lork
Premium Pattern,
y q arranged thai you can with one horse and 1#tf
- rake from Is - % he.N! grass u orr daN
1hey are ill., tTg enable yoa .i Your grass III
time without 81 many hands. Aiade ia superior
~ lie of lac best and toughest timber Nellianr! n
.uu The weaiher. and warranted to h. egiEi Ia any
NOW in us, II the Steam Agricultural Depot q
ALDNZo NeURsE.
Main 81 Moline, Ills June .3a, isJl.
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FUs IN 4 FossIL.-The world Of scien.
,ife eastronomy will learn with interest tha'
protes sors Owen and Forbes, with party
Of other gentlemen. numbering aitogcther
Fl, had an exceedingly good dinner the 9TH
er day. In the interior Of the lgnanodon,
modelled at the Crystal Palace Al SFdenham.
We congratulate the company on the era
in which they live, for lit had been an ear
~ geological period, they might perhaps
have cc4ased tae isaanodon's inside, "'th-
cut Aay.ag Aad dinner there.
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REMOVAL.

4 c. BILLION wonid announce r. the cit zcHs OF
~ Davenport aud liz ptbiie generally, sIai DC has
removed ais jewelIy Store
NO. : If CLAIRE ROW.
II returning thanks tor the liberal patronage exts' a.
Cd ia him ia his Old stand, he hopes III bis New TO be
able Ia offer greater Inducements. both III Prices ami
Goods tnr coming year.
HI has just received lot Of Cleeks which toscihr
with hi, Watches. Jeweiry. Fancy Good. and notion.
make his stock complete which be Offers very low for
Cast. ~ hc wishes IN soon for his spring stock.
Watches Clocks. aud Jewetrl repaired rs as:al E.th
him, in tbe ncaicsi aud ,!urabe and
ranted. Also Engraving. ALFRED c. BILLION.
Jan 5fh lsgi-sfl
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
MARBLE WORKS,

TUE undersigned wnui respectfully announce to
the "tttl"us al Davenport aud tirrtly. and to all
hose wishing lo pur,hus, NOM MENis to the uam-
ory o their deceased friends that thpy can he supplied
ny calling nj hi, shop. Main 81 between First and
second. west side. where hts viii be pleased ru.h
ttI STONE Of every description low as II can be
bought 10 Tia" Western country.
Italian and American Marble Tor Monuments, HEA II
and fOpl STONES Also superior article Of FREE
STONE. &c, very cheap. ". w. hENNEDY
btTbHpart, JUn. o, 1859 %
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NEW STOCK
Nov Offering al the Peoples Store /.

! @nJLD fiUe the attention Of the pnhif ~ ~"
| Welt ,errtad slnrk 81 groceries. reteiliA Ft't
Tor the spring amt auIgmor campaign, t"h'Fl'>-i 10,
tsFeal iatrstF II sugar, chap aud sweet ''tp ur
green and bllct tr!s, Java aud Eiv coffee, Ncrt IN
mnIasS,s. rHtrt brands lour. goldfish, mashcr''' -
h~rrng, pri> pd Fruits, as follows auiitf'' ut,
p'Hrz. pIumt, 'hFrrl"7, Mhofilchtfts ~, az
aud al. tnds If uiis. r7,uics. Ne., Sr., WIN ,
utt arfblA,. too tImotaus in mrntioh; H'i VI WV
VIII l, Sold al q sraii advance nit cost,nl ,,,,,s
ilH, t.nlnri. luiN -, l+1!i-I6 JOHN " '''' =
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God may have made all men free and
equal, butt know not that he has ever prom
ised tu keep them so.--Stat5aS.
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100 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

~ lnk Hrsr CONSTRUCTION, 80 IS 10 ADMIT naar"ni
YgsTFRY are made HI ta choicest uaiier IL Nrry good
booking hnrcani calculated Ia keep ont az OF Tue
Insect anal ,t.stnin tribe Va RisS aHts REL nor atty
thing Of thc Kind get 10 sOuf PROV ohs Which ':Ft
ket sweet aud fresh In fast one Of l- ttst pieces II
domestic economy.
Manufacture, vi lht Steam Agricultural lspni Of
sLpSZQ NOVBsE.
Iunn a Main stre9t. MalAe. Ills.
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REMOVAL

HoUsE, SIGN, ASn ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES I}0NNEL respectfully ae-
auawaea-vs 10 his friends and the
IL pubiir generally their eral sun
port. and weail inform theui that
he can s9ways ha found his stand Brady -.
c.st -IJ-.1 between, second ami Third So adjoining
i>ri.l H4ist. CaftnaG Nargrobnl- vh.ra hc = NJ"
prepared - cAceH- al orders in lila line. HIS long
ax,.sienee in IT, business warrants him IN eN-grine
his patrons fan sai station III any work tht may be
entrusted - hial.
Particular attention given 10 estimating ON aAy putt
fc or private buildings. Per.an. wishing any Of the
aevc work done. viii do well 70 give htG call before
letting their work.
Paints Of all euiors pYerartd a}Ei ready for ass.
frfs-s ~ ali sizes. pHtfy. &c. for sale
p S.-Also new article of GOaPOSI1 ION ROOF
IStI. Invented hs j. not.nel. nhcl b. put at
TIE sbo-Iess notice " The subscriber
JAS. DUSSEL.
Davenport. jane u ls53-32
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

A tailor, who 10 skating fell through the
ice, declared that he would never again leave
Il hot gOose for Geld duck,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
NEW GROCERY STORE.
urslaon a Harlry

YyhyE REMOVED their Grocery and Provision
store 10 the corner Of al AID Brad! STREETS, eh'
der the Gazette oEiee,
fry have enlarged their considerably, 10 meet
he i,inun,l> 81 their Increasing customers They have
ON LaNd Black, SoRtg Ill., son aud Imperial le1; Ute,
IsanN RI, ana Java Coffee. Sugars very cheap. :"
Of Sugar Ger ST. Rice. 1hoeolaie Molasses OF al
kinds. Spices. Dried Apples AMI Peaches. 40. ! =
ana MaeAerel. Dried aud Picked Herfings. bHstei
Pickles. Tobacco, Glass a,,d Mails. hanhaN" ana
Grnutd Alum salt In fuel. w have ever, thing Goa
uceiad with the Grocery rtsdc. Also, good assofl-
nent OF QHcensMrc, shoulders. Sides aud liahi> sa-
gar-eGyed lt,as. Hc.
I'M luteud .sang Cash business, aud "a. Cash
t.n. ii ,@,9 ", * II.
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BY EXPRESS
Furniture.

Furniture.
g'HE sGhsgribcrs arr Just opening "a Davenport,
| iaz-a aHd sei,,!5l stock ut FRrGGsr, eoG prism
EVERYTHING III IA, line, which they are jetnria!Hrd
sell loser itri bias ser been Offered tH t}s place.
Thair sturx rnn-sSJS i'm part of Ghe following
Sasl~ from S24 T. St2:
l~uu&s.s fram s+,NH b. $500;
1abi,s eertr, card sowing, wor,, dining, break
fast, Ne,
staui.. nThaEaHy, cherry w&sh. Re.
ChHrs, niphogiii. hair cloth cllc, .eSIas, French
office.
Clatirrn'- chairs assorted e., dc..
Bureaus, rr.s, mahogany. .cralt pi4iu dSt.,
Bpdste+il- 10 every description;
WardE1,irs. 81 all different ,iza.:
Mattresses. h3ir. moss and hgss:
CRIBS. E.yustEg Gl3sss>;
Willow wagons different sizes:
Sal3's. Sc. Nr.
Rooms oTpo,it- the prnusl tFapia House,
isayrubart. Jaae =. .53-3a NBDLFORu q SNAIL.
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Tnr CULTIVATION OF PTacuEs. -
We notice il the Albany CGltivator
an article on Sites for Peach
Orchards" which takes the same
view ofthe matter as that which ap-
pearei ii our columns some two ala
halfvear since. The theory i that
On hills, and in exposed localities, the
peach crop more uniformly escapes the
frost than in warm vall;es. The editor
advances the opinion (anl we agree
exactly with him. that by a selection
Of aspects. and the aGoptiono shelter
there is scarcely 9 country IN tho
northern States where peaches might
not be raised with considerable mi
for,nity. By shelter, he means sllel-
ter from the sun on frozen trees, more
than mere shelter from the cold.
He gives corroborating facts from the
Granite Farmer, and among others
that ola tree il Concord, y. H on
the top of what's called the Mountain.
which has borne abunaantly, the bast
Of peaches for twenty-five years, it
stands III a very exposed situation,
and is surrounded every winter with
snow banks several feet deep, which
melting late in the spring keeps the
fruit buds back till they are safe from
frost. He also speaks Of Wallole,
Mass. rs celebrated for ifs fine peachs
and states that on the low banks ofthe
Neponset, the peach tree grows lux
uriantly. but NEVER BEARS, while ON
the gravclly ridges above the valley,
the trees bear abunaantly.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY F!

vlon a3 ~ call the subscriber. and save qedlaFs
prse and sseota profits by buy li 81 am ole OF II
CHAIN PUMPS,
With Or without caps 10 keep out al;h. lie isprepara,l
Ia supply rerpbefB with kces. turh. Chain as% a.
hing c1plets. III large small qnaHitir, The tttI-
tnl 81 these WHO i sa again specially request
"a. lie aa> also p lot or inch chain 70. sieek fthls
Who would hy without Cham P.lap whsh ihel sai'
by GOT t,p,apy Come and soc. u
SoCRsgs VARIETY sToak, moline
,1s,, ~ - ~ MN A. ND{RSR.
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Who are the Administration party!
VIII the Rochester Union and Buffalo r.
public answer !-R2ch, American,
We suppose tile Administration party"
is composed Of those who sustain it.--ta-
ron.
We always supposed il TO he composed IT
those only who are sustained by it.--BgF.
Com. Adp.
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I1's WHAT Yor SPEsp.-'Ii's what thee'il
spend, my SON." said sage old Quaker,
"not what the'll make which will decide
whether ,hee's 20 be rich or NOT The ad-
vice was trite, FIR i was Franklin's In an
othe. shape. "T4ke care Of the pennies
and the pounds vii! take care of,hemselves. .
but il cannot be too often repeated Men
are continually indulging in small expenses,
saying 10 themselves that It is only triiie,
yet forgetting th4tthe aggregate Is serious
that. even the sea shore IL made up OF pet.
grains of sand. Ten cents day even, i
ihirty.six dollars and halfa year. and this
is the interest OF capital Of six hundred
dollars The man who saves ten ceats q
day only Is So much richer than him who
does not as If he owned lite estate In
house worth six hundred dollars.
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WINDOW GLASS,

ECEIgED this morning by Railroad, niM',.sshurs
Ii sariEtant cf Window Gla,s - iNe hhtt ,,rs,
trairis. wtlrl, wit ho sold atfhr i'"es' n''"
at No. 20 East second Siroct ~ srnyFR
nay ,rpo-t FsH eth. iEt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

PREMATURE GRAVE.

n = q iameAtaAe fse, that thousands have ArHn
brought To- premature grave bg Hc@lsciiue To take
good aud clcieh medicine IN time to arrest the
T'fsn ~ asq 1t N aNu "a startling trgth that hpa'
sards have b4aH lrldcd 10 III uIliincl grave ~ h>
ass Of poisonous uHtfUms. lc author therefore ss'-
10. ta Necessity of sotUn good Gud efficient mr,cn',
Nhel tuulH hv relsd gboH hen the ut con-
peeh; Pysirs cuBii uut b obtained, tlcs brci na'
ted to urUF No. .Ianatgkc Ia trHt aud Anti.B!lens
Fltsti The public. These mcditiHgs are compromises
strFti A8ts-l WU roa acd3rH@, ~ VIRGIN purity 3D.
u - = !. - -LL. =. IL
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HIcAGo MUSIC STORE.
J. A. GEtAyE3iLL.

NO. ,, II CLAIRE HOW,
Davenport, Iowa.
GEST for the sale II Musical Instruments. Aus!-
a eat Merchandise Of every description Latin, Lew
K & co-s celebrated PIANO FORTES. Prince & Cos.
Ct.irbrlted Nel.A sobs, DC.
fFs xil3 go kaa Of hand Sheet Music. ~ tlss IA
les: Ilhiiral-a haHr Publications the fopu-
ar writers se uv, books &C instruction for The Pa
10 F3rls. Etar Mrtadeou. FiHt.Ha. Violin. Ace"r-
,l9n Flute. 6c bv different authors tkrw g stliOII-
cry. and ofaar tsHZs too numerous ~ mention.
The subscriber hopes D. sirti attention. "a business,
and los prices. 70 sharc PARTON ~ puir Patrofiag
aIs requests tlsf person. wanting yting IT, hiss line
10 call sud examine his stock before purchasing clae.
Nhrr-.
JWHs 10. si-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
NEW GOODS AGAIN!

fLEaSE READ THIS.
$. e.. DAWSON & co.
Have this Day received New Supply Of We ny
Desirable
EsDOD's AaEb ~EaDEs.
ti'HlrH lhay will sril II very low mtas. They in-
W viz ihe attention the lAlirsiu some
AEIiF. J. - ERi DEslkA BILE GOODS
AMONG THIN:
Ladies ia" Lasting Galtnrs:
- HuaTn. und kiJ slippers.
" BusklUS
Callers nnd Jenny Booi.;
a. Scwcd Mor1ero Baots.-,upcrior puaIlly;
Husktus.
EE0m"ld ANA CAT Jenny Lind Bupt-:
s. Gussnaer heavy Rubbrr BuNkius a. hpu,,;
-" Cora seiesr tor which - many has vrIqurr4:
Also
Misses t'".stn,,r and liaDN, Ruhhrr O,rr,~har,:
Chiiar"nn Enan"i'd nd Morocco Jrni, laud Roots:
Grnt'- Pine ta.f boots;
Gent Buffalo ONtr-Nltocs. nj SIS:
Boys Kip II. ots;
AIhr"hs' "5ustlA rolrhrai ~" Challenge Hurlinc;
Wafer Proof Black lag eNrcil mt article, er Ae,
hEAE.NHEh run pLHCEs
Shuu.- Uis Siam, SEtuHu AM BIZ .p9 STREETS.
besfoE itoTr Am suoE HI0uE,f
davenport, Iowa, Jan 5, lsJi (
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
EOIA ITO G. NoU RISES
Premium Chain Pumps.

rlNifE Subscriber i nov manufacturing and prepared
flrnisti Il Nhoesals and Retail 10 dealers and
others, any uuuher OF the aboxe superior Endless
Chain PGmr>. H. will supply either ena,riee famIs,
tubn.. eughs eaiu. and at such prices as eaiiai
t;u t. s.ss satisfaction.
A-tys. portion uf the Wool work i manufactured
~ nathihcry. ibtt oHl! cNatt. bHi can
ha Furnished 1t as. than nnr-haf The price II would
co,t 10 aiske ;l same article hs hand His tubing Is
new article orgaed and i,FaoSed and caniot +. AM
pos.ihtlil. leak.
AHihps, Who haze used this Panp pronounce i su-
fNrar u shy tnrehte for simplicity Aud dsfral'
5ty II keeps Tie well royer,d ahd Il the saIat uis
protected rah dirt Will I'D NJ thr matrr ~ n bong
arawh frsln tlf bottom. comes up lura and ctlt Hut
III b,t recommendation Is trial. therefore ass yoaf
narabar who has tried one, purchase aud U. for
a ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
PORK PORK

ME wish 10 Purrlss" quantity ~ heavy corn fed
w Hogs Iet will pay high Rvte 1t. may he Civ
en- at any Packing Point on the Mississippi above The
Lower Rapids
BURROWS 8 PRETTYAIAN.
Dee. @I.t 1913. IN