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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
[signed.l
Form of a bid for supplying Special fost W

county of state I" 60
hereby propose to supply the spee'at posi- ONE
at with mails rom
The Postmaster General advertisement 10. pr
nssals for the same, dated January ., 1904 re-
oures. ogreeably to the PROVISIONS OF 'he A."
section OF The act Of March 3, lo2o-'ha, ~ -
compensation to be derived exclusively nm
the net proceeds of ppsla4es collected sa.u
and papers sent prep1id BY stamps, and not TO
80 a., .,r, ~ dollars per
annum.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
Form Of a Guarantee.

The undersigned undertake That, II the iore1
Going bid for Carrying The mail on route NO.
be accepted by the Postmaster General ,i,,,
the bidder shall, prior to the LIST day Of July
next. enter into the required obligation 70 pei
form the service proposed, with good and sum .
cient suretles.
Dated signed ny l"o
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
A NEW SUPPLY!
A, GILLESPIE,

vrAs lust received his winter supply Of pure Dmes
Ill and Medicines, Paints Oils, Perfumery, Brushes
60 &C which he now offers for sale at very low prices
for cash. hose in of any articles in my line are
requested to give me a call at
Dubuque, Nov. 3, 1858.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS
.Main-street, corner 9Th, Dubuque.
Jacob F. Mack.

VXTOULDrespecttully inform his friends nd tn pub
w lie that he keeps constantly hand and for sale
fine and good assortment of Shot Guns, (singe and
double bares and Pistols, which he will warrant TO
be good can be found inthe West He has alsoon
hand fine lot of ride barrels which he willfurnish to
order and warrant to be equal to any made.
Thank for the liberia patronage hitherto bestowed
him. he would respectfully solicita continuance Of
the same.
Repairing of all kinds in hisiine neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and Scales made and repaired. All
work warranted to give satisfaction. lDec.2l. iy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
[signed ]

rTha words with due CELEBRITY, certainty
and security" inserted here, VIII constitute Tue
4. arm, LII - A--~-~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12

Vited.
1880 From Musca,ine, by Strawberry Hill,
Columbus City, Pottsville, Amboy,
Washington, Dutch Creek. Valley,
Lancaster, Sigourney, Springfield,
Hopeweil, and Rose Hill,t Oskalonsa,
80 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Musca,ine Monday and Thursday
at4 a IN,
Arrive at Oskaloosa next days by 10 m;
Leave Oskaloosa Monday and Thursday
at a m;
Arrive at Muscatine next days by 10
p M.
0340 From Muscatine, by Fairport, West Buff
falo, and Rockingham, to Davenport,
80 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Muscatine Monday and Thurs
day at ga m;
Arrive at Davenport by SPIN;
Leave Davenport Tuesday and Friday at
Sam;
Arrive at Muscatine by s pm.
o34l From Muscatipe, BY Pike, Seventy.
seven, Yatton, Richmond, and North
English, to Millersburgh, 20 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Muscatine Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at M,llersburg next day by o
pm;
Leave M'llersburg Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Mnsca,ine next day by 6 p m.
9S4S From West Liberty, by Pedee, TO Rock
Greek, II miles and back, twice
week.
Leave West Liberty Wednesday and
Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Rock Creek by 6pm;
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Leave Rock Creek Wednesday and

Saturday at IN;
Arrive at West Liberty by m
)343 From Davenport, by Amity, Inland, Up
ton, Woodbridge, Covers Ferry, New
port, and Newport Centre, to Iowa
CIV, 81 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Davenport Monday and Thursday
at am;
Arrive at Iowa City next DAYS by II
an;
Leave iowa City Tuesday and Friday at
Jpn;
Arrive at Davenport next days by Z
9s44 From Davenport, by Centre Grove,
Lactin, Pedee, Spring Dale, and Car
thage, to Iowa City, 90 mics and
back, once week.
Leave Davenport Monday at a IN;
Arrive at Iowa City next day by 6 p N;
Leave Iowa City Wednesday a; m;
Arrive at Davenport next day by IN;
Proposals for more frequent trips and
higher rate of speed will be consider
ed
9345 From Davenport, by Linn Grove, Big
Rock, and Cedar Rock Point, TO Wal
nut Fork, So miles and back, once
week.
Leave Davenport Wednesday at 6 M;
Arrive at w alnut Fork next day by II III;
Leave Walnut Fork Thursday al IN;
Arrive at Davenport, next day by b III;
9346 From Upton, by Red Oak, Pioneer, LIS
bon, Mount Vernon, St. Mays, and
ST. Julian, To Marion, 33 miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Upton Tuesday and Friday at
m;
Arrive at Marion by IN;
Leave Marion Wednesday and Saturday
ate m;
Arrive at Upton by 6 m;
- Ror
Buena Vista, Orange, Dewitt, Cherry
Wood, and Lyons, to Felton,, H., o2
mics and back, once week.
Leave Upton Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Fulton next day by IL IN;
Leave Fulton Thursday at p IN;
Arrive a, Upton next day by : pm.
Proposals are invited for service twice
week, and also for thee times week.
9345 From Upton, by Walnut Fork, Highland
Grove, Anamosa, Grove Creek, Union.
town, Castle Grove, Delhi, Liltleport
Orrin Glenn, Lodomillo, and Ead's
Grove, to Garnavillo, SO miles and
back, once week.
Leave Upton Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Garnavillo Friday by IL IN;
Leave Garnavillo Friday al pm;
Arrive at Upton Tuesday by II IN;
Proposals TO end at Delhi are invited.
93i9 From marion, by La Fayette and Centre
Point, to Quasqueton, 80 miles and
back once week.
Leave Marion Saturday at 8 a IN;
Arrive at Quasqueton by e pm;
Leave Quasque,on Friday at 8 IN;
Arrive at Marion by IN.
$3.50 From Cedar Rapids, by Palo, Oak Grove,
Bculah Vinton, Eliza. and Waterloo,
to Cedar Falls, 40 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Cedar Rapids Monday at m;
Arrive at Cedar Fails mex, day by m;
Leave Cedar Falls Wednesday at 8 N;
Arrive at Cedar Rapids next day by 3 P
Proposals for twice a week service to
Vinton and back are invited
1851 From Centrepont, by Marysville and
Enterprise, TO Bradford, 80 miles and
! back once a week
Leave Centrepoint Monday at IN;
Arrive at Bradford "Wednesday by ?
m;
| Leave Bradford Thursday at 8 m;
| Arrive at Cenirepoint Saturday by 8 p m
1852 From Cedar Rapids to Marengo, 81 mile:
and back, once week
Leave Cedar Rapids Friday at a m;
Arrive at Marengo by IN;
Leave Marengo Saturday at m;
Arrive a, Cedar Rapids by p m;
1853 From Farview, by Springy,lle, Marion
/ Cedar Rapids, and HOLSTERS Grove, tt
Scion, 35 miles and back, three tses
! wec-s.
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Leave CenterviIIe Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 2 ID IN.

Leave Centerville Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at2 pm,
Arrive at Bloomfield by 9pm,
94l4 From Bloomfield, by Drakesvlle, Oak |
Spring, Soap Creek, Avery, Abba,
S,velia, Princeton, Hamilton, Ely,
and Attica, to Knoxville, sc miles and
back week
Leave Bloomfield Monday at 6 m,
Arrive at Knoxville next day by m,
Leave Knoxville Wednesday al d a IN,
Arrive at Bloomfield next day by m,
Proposals for twice week service are
invited
94l5 From Bloomfield, by Point Isabel,
Greene, Ouumwa, Chillcothe, and
Eddyville, to Oskaloosa, AZ miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Bloomfield Tuesdays ard Fridays
att IN,
Arrive at Oskaloosa by 6 IN,
Leave Oskaloosa "Wednesday aud Sat-
day, att am,
Arrive at Bloomfield by 8 p m,
Proposals for tri-weeky service will be
considered.
94l6 From Drakesville, by Unionvle, Mora
via, and Iconium, to La Grange, AZ
miles and back, once week
Leave Drakesvlle Tuesday at 6 a m;
Arrive at La Grange BY 9prn
Leave La Grange ednesday at D a m
Arrive at Dravesville by pm.
94l7 From Centreville, by South Fork, Cory
don, Bethlehem, Cambria, Garden
Grove, and Hopevile, to Pisgah, IS
miles and back, once week.
Leave Centrevlle Tuesday al p m;
Arrive at Pisgah next day by 9 m;
Leave Pisgah Thursday at a IN;
Arrive at Centrevie next day by 6 p m;
Proposals to omit South Fork will be CON-
sidered.
94l3 From Centrevie to St. John, Mo-, once
week
Bidders will please state distance, speci-
flying intermediate points, and give
schedule.
94l9 From Centreville, by Wells Mills, to
Lancaster, Mo, SO miles and back,
once week.
Leave Centreville Manday al am;
Arrive at Lancaster by 6 m;
Leave Lancaster Tue day at 6 a m:
Arrive at Centreve by 8 pm.
| 9420 From Chart n, by Tallahoma and Oceola
to Pisgah, As miles and back, once a
week
Leave Charlton Tuesday at 12 IN;
Arrive at Pisgah next day by q a m,
Leave Pisgah Thursday at 6 a IN;
| Arrive at Charlton next day by IL IN;
| Proposals for semi weekly service are
/ invited.
942l From Charlton, by Newbern and Ham
mondsburg, to lndanola, 81 miles ant
back, once week.
Leave Charlton Monday and Thursday
at IN;
Arrive at Hammondsburg by pm,
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Moines, 13o miles and back, once
week
Leave Quasqueton Monday at 6 am,
Arrive at Fort Des Mones next Thurs.
day by 6pm,
Leave Fort Des Moines Monday at 6
m,
Arrive at Quasqueton, next Thursday
| by 6pm
| Proposals to embrace Newton, instead of
| Legrand and Timber Creek, are invi-
ted, also TO embrace Marietta, and 90
by the most direct route to Fort Des
Moines, also for one or two additional
weekly trips.
1886 From Quasquetion, by Burke, to Vim.
| ton, % miles and back, once a week
Leave Quasquetion Wednesday q. 8
Arrive at vin.on by p m,
| Leave Vinton Thursday at 6 a nj,
| Arrive at Quasqueton by 4 m.
| 93S7 From independence, by Elk Run and
| Waterloo, to Cedar Falls, 80 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Independence Friday at Ga 10,
Arrive at Cedar Falls by 6 p m,
Leave Cedar Falls Saturday at m,
Arrive at Independence by pm.
Proposals for more frequent trips are in
| vited.
1888 From independence, by Men,ral and
| Bradford, to Old Mission, 100 miles
| and back, once week.
Leave independence Monday at 6 IN,
Arrive al Old Mission Wednesd ~ by s p
/ IN,
| Leave Old Mission Thursday ct 6 a M,
Arrive at Independence Saturday by b P
| m.
$3.50 From independence, by Cedar Falls, and
| through the counties of Black Hawk,
Grundy, Hardin, and Rsley, TO Fort
Dodge, in Yell county, 100 miles and
back, once week
Leave independence Monday at M,
Arrive at Fort Dodge Thursday by II m,
Leave Fort Dodge Thursday at p m,
Arrive at independence Sunday by p
m.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
EASTERN
STO Y T ST O r L .

yrsh would respectfully inform the eiixens
L OF Scott and surrounding countless That be mas 'a'eH
arriN rd from the East with AN extensive as,"'."t "
slaves and Kitchen articles OF the latest ad hoss APP
pro, I'd patterns carefully selected from Inc rouma. VI
iiathbonc Co., Albany, N. w. which nc no" one's o
sale on the most reasonable terms
The undersigned believing that permanent success
n The manufacturing business can only be sceureu U.
making the very best articles. ami always ifhtsn'hk
them Of the same superior uniform qualify. - u.sc'
aud heat. Among his assortment Of Stoves on hand
ma, he found the following. viz:
Challenge Alright Of 1868, Lady Of the
Lake, Queen OF the West, Brother jon
athan, Atlantic for coal, lined
with Fire Brick, Pacii-
ic Alright,
This stove v IL meet the wants of the farmer. Ere.
u,inms of a superior quality, viz: Eagle. Empire and
Easl.rr Paror Stoves The Ma. Queen. Union Parler,
Fairy Queen Races Patent Sell Regulator, Tame! ar
Iele for Parlor use
f. Smiths Mirror aad Chandelier Parior stove, en-
tfrety IN this market.
have also for sale and manufacture to order every
article connected With rsuiar copper, lin and Sheet
Iron mandatory.
Tin Roofing Ribbed. plain and standing groove q
Tin Or Copper and warranted tight.
All those ia uftae ahefe articles viii % Wen 2!
giving cali il. tatRb can sho" them the adsai-
tages II making good bargain. Country merciatiss
supplied with lin fcSerA description Al low prices
fc subscribe has lad fifteen years experience NJ TIE
above business in New York STATE an i'll attend per
-aaalls 10 all orders entrusted Ia i WITH lropthss'
and dispatch
OIL Stoves, Copper, Brass, Rags Sc, takenin eS'
change for gaoa-.
20 not forget the location is Second street. two
door. from the corner of brady. oppo.t. Wilson
Harley. Grocery store. JAMES II III MINI
- ~.
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GEORGE WHITFlELn.--The tale NAV have
been told of other preachers-discours;n
in his pulpit on the subject ofrelgious toler.
alton. suddenly looking heavenward, cried
"Father Abraham" as load as be could
bawl. The congregation were electrified.
ale hears me-" said the preacher; Father
Abraham, are there any high or low church.
es in heayen!" "Aone," he continued
looking down upon the people; Father
Abraham says there are none. Armenians
or Sacinians None. Methodistst Not
one. Father Abraham, you amaze me! Are
there no Bartists there. None Unitaf,-
ans Ma. Snrely there are some Cal
Wrists or Lutherans il Heaven! Nothing
Of the kind Fathnr Abraham, explain this
mystery; are there ao saints in Heaven
After pause the preacher turned a look OF
delight upJn the congre CATION, and oGeiaim-
ed, II understand ii now: Father Abraham
Gays there are many saints ia heaven---spr-
its OF the just. who have died in the Lord
and mansions f.r many more; bat they know
there nothing Of these party names 81 dis
tns'lr U''h Hhsch @e eerPteN ourselves
and poster one another in this lower
worid'
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A Cool DurLIsT.-A duelist entered the
Cafe F-ancais, situated on the Boulevard, al
the corner Of Rue LATTE, and CHANGING
scornfully at all present: Il should find 10
one here, he said, disposed to cross swords
this morning" -You are mistaken, SIR
replied gentleman in spectaclcs, "g5ye me
your card" On the card was the name
Of Count de-. The gentleman III spec.
tacles gave his; he gas the Marquis d.
Count said the marquis, In tone Of qu!-
Ct banter, Il never put myself out OF my
way; on no account do / deyiate fro m my
habits I'm late: we will not fight, therefore
till noon tomorrow" Then he called the
waiter, Here" he said, handing him the
Counts card. stake these two thousand
francs, 90 to the undertakers, and order Il
frst-class funeral f.; the gentleman whose
name and title are on this card, for the day
after Tomorrow. The count shall be burr.
ed as II he were marquis" This coolness
dannted the dne!ist, and the affair was ar
ranged.
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Too Honest.
"Mr. Slocum, believe siri''
ayes. sir, James Sioeum."

"Mr. Slocum, believe sirl''
"Yes. sir, James Siocum.'
.Some. six months ago, Mr. Slocum, you
gave me credit for a pair OF hoots--price five
dollars. have now called to liquids,e the
demand"
.Owe me five dollars, Well. really, |
have no remembrance OF the fact
BE that as it may, the debts honest and
must be paid
Here the middleaged gent, in pepper.and.
salt csssIners, took out well-hlled pocket.
book, and handed Sloeum a twenty dollar
bill. Slocum balanced the account, ana
handed to the middle-aged gentleman, n
the seasonable wearing apparel, fifteen
dollars, being the "balanee on the boots.
The middie-aged gentleman lett, while
Slocum went of in revery.
We'll tue world is not so bad, after all
here, at least, is one genuine honest man.
again"
SCENE SEcoxp,-An Exchange office
Enter Sloeam.
"Bullion. my boy. just discoan, that lot q
money and give me currency"
Certainly, sir"
Bu.lian throws over the pictured blot.
ting paPrIs aua t.foWs uGt d s"Shts aSA.a'
bill.
What do you throw that out for"
.Not worth a ceat--one ot the new eoun.
terfeits came out yesterday"
Slocum once more goes of in reverv
"curse that scoundrel. That's the very
bill that hunesf man paid rae yesterday fol
them boots Whist vile world. dom
believe that there is one upright man OF
earth"
The last We saw Of S,ccum, he was put;
ting OF for the "perlice," 10 enter com
plant.
MoaAL.--Don't allow yourself to b
.'done. By too much virtue.
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600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS

nF the latest style. hich stand A. No J. on the list
~ Of premiums awarded for agricultural nplrmen
70 eoa.trdrd a. - clean easier faster and better
King out Oats, Cheat Chess, and all foul seed
soHistshgg claAH. Viii far Guido your highest an
tv.paloEs.
Ihrs substantially made Of ilie first quality Of
nlatsrals. With two good coats oil paiUt ana Que q,
fSrt3-ha better protection against weather than
befHre--faH fold.
Ih- reputation u This article speaks loud for them
ICi 40 pAia- VIII h" sFarsd - continue fJt them
credit that II fsT DutsirIp aHr thing of the Farming
Mil bIhd- IHHLfa. lUred ami for sale If the Agfit7Il
tara Br5ol of ALONZU NOT RsE.
Jas, ~. .1iu ST MyltU. Ills
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RENMTCK & SON.
AJh
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARDING. STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,

bAgEsPaCr. Iowa.
ID EsPECTFvLLY call the attention of4ruers. ship,
II pers. ami the public generally 10 hi. advertise
uiett.
They VIII at al fines hc readk store aHA ship
cry description of produce anI merchandise, 70 buy
and sell commission. and trust. BY prompt aid
street attention 10 the interests Of all WAa nay favor
them 1itA their patronage merit tile pablic conf
d-H.r.
1h business III be- conducted and carried on in the
sraeioi, GUitJng recently Tod Il. Mr.. Fulton de-
.sn;tsd the BaIaar which Is attached eutumn-
iipus landing for steamboats, ali stages The river.
and POSSESSES advantages fiyorat 10 the importer
shipper, nt the least al which j. that dr.yage viii
be required from til. Warehouse 10 boats. from
boats ~ the Warehouse. Man .. i-5la5
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600
REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKES,

Something new out Wes,,l OF the latest New York
Premium Pattern.
= o arranged that you can with one horse ana man
- rake from Is 10 - Of heavy grass ~ "e day
The, the thing IL enable You % get Your grass IN
lime. without 50 inany hands. Made in a superior
,tl. Of tha hes, and toughest timber c painted ta
stand the weather, aud warranted TO BE- equal 10 any
now in u.s., III the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
AL0SZ0 N0IkSE.
Min 81, Moline MS June I'D, ls53.
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UNIVERSITY Nrn1crnp.n

FEVER AND Aauk CURED ny Rowasp's To,
II he Unirfrsny ~ Free .Nedte,nt Alrai
hnontfdgt; chartered by the S,ute - u Popss,
nta II IT. last session, tsiz: 2.th AIr tsa .hhss
the purpose Of arrcstng the evils r,.n,, manly 70,
sale Of spurious and dangerous nolrun's ifoR Tia
purpose ofsuPll.ing the public i'll, rra w lor Ae
III eases Wherein The patient cannot otoi, 'ihedlr
cmPlo. the best medical adv iserS; husi" 7. Nilaot
that invaluable remedy, Remaud's Toni paithG.td
account Of lis Just celebrity and known m alie, IN
treatment of Fever and Ague and il, lits! In lilo
uons,-~har Ito hesitation In Recommendations afec
highest terms 10 the patronage Of III, II.
RUWLL Complaint cured by KoWASb,S
- BERRY ROOT. The above IrstIt,,,io,'.nLA lK.
sanction, IN like manner, 10 the remedy -, Aehdsia
Complaint" SO well known as Eowand,' ~ " bowel
syrup oi blackberry Root and earnestly poait
g the confidence If patients afflicted wih pnhetd
piaihtst-bse,ng 1t 10 be ,aluable IN t .,se con
lin. Henry X strn,.a
u, order 81 The Trustees, Join Il r II i, aIaise1
:, =. y Ashton. FsQ
7 PAll Communications 10 be adlrsi,nts9,
Ro~nhd, NJ d., Head ~ the pharmneen,GsII ySAn
meht, and President. Of the unisersitr wal Atlst
HON. Iispen .ary ard 0a,ce ap A.
street, Philadelphia Il 'ou'h Sesott
Branch DispensaIy at the Store o,
tfps-~ dHAs. LEssLIE, Das4n,.r+
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100 NEAT AND MILK SAFES

o. rnx INST CONTRACTION; so As TO ADMIT naAtaif
fI,UES are made in The choicest manner "a very good
1 looking hnreau@ calculates. % keep "at ~ 81 the
insect and yernn tribe. Ne fies, aats rats, norans
iGs OF the Kind can get 10 your PROVISIONS which are
keu sweet and fresh In fact Of tbs best pieces Of
domestic economy.
Manufactured al the Steam Agricultural nehot 81
sLUNIO SuURSE.
Juno n Main Street, Moline. His
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BY EXPRESS.
Furniture.

Furniture.
THE subscribers are Just opening Ia Davenport,
h r,r snd splendid stock 90 Furnnre comprising
cN.ry i3r. In hs liur. which they determined {,
sill lower thah has been offered IN this place.
ifeir >snc, consist, In part ~ the following
Sofas frnu SEA to st3
lounges frnsa SE.H g. 5000;
Tsbl., crnlre. cart. >s~ing. work, dining, break
tlst. ~.
Stands mahogany, cherry. wash. &C.,
chairs, mahogany hair o,ot,i e4H,. siuE. frencl
office
Cblld-eH'S cbairz assorted Be. ySr-.
Bureaus, are,s, mahogany sfrn i.!aEh, &C.,
Rss}st.3os ~ eysry description;
Nardrnlsa,, of qH different .zr,;
&httra-ss<, bs3r, usrss and hUsa
CRIBS. fssps iug Gt4.ss-;
V slies wairoHs, G4s'crvlt s,sr-,
Nsfts. We. sc.
Rooms opposite thr PtGusS lyapjp Horse.
hAtsaEHrl, 1pae ., '53-3a AoaLFaKn y SMALL,
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1000 Ycs. Of
WIRE scREENERY.

I'2OA no "a No. II mesh from 20 10 90 inches
i =, ID. ~ si3er If Ordered H. Quantities.
F"r Rolling screens, tor gfs mills all Fan
mig AHa- Meat, A4k aid Cheese safes. Cellar Mn
a""t' "ttA "r Hii"ld frames, tseHd sze} wire for
braiaiH% ss"'tz lla making BrDouis. &c, Sc.
Serr~psf. for Daudry AID shop Windows 10 prevent
breaking Elas* AND a9t shut ght--all al Chicago
.lid st. Louis PUgrs.
At So sle-ta Agricultural narot Of
ALoAZO AOuRSE,
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
4 c. BILLION would announce Ia The cit zcns o,
"a Davenport aud the public generally, that he has
removed his Jcwely Store t.
NO. { L. CLAIRE ROW.
In returning thanks for the liberal patronage cEc IL
90 To- him IN his Old Stand, he hopes in his New be
able to offer gr'aer Inducements, both in Prices and
Goods the coming year,
He has jus, received lot Of ca ,cks which togeihc
with his Watches, lcWclrN. Fancy Goods and notions
make his stock complete. which he offers very low
Cask he wishes 10 for his spring stock.
Watches. Clocks, aud Jewetry repaired usual nRh
ann. IN the ncatcs and most durable manner nd
ranied. Also. Engraving. ALFRED G. BILLION.
Jan 9Th, lS54im
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
PLANNING MILLS REPAIRED

NrUE eau get Your old Tanning Mills repaired 10 be
i Bedrlp 50 good as new 'f0r time, by adding
sDtBe nf ihe new improvements.
New sleeves furnished whole seit. fsend size
u the kind better adapted 10 grain and ui
seed tbru heretofore.
Castings furnished 10 Oh places Of broken ones; Mil.
painted when required 20 protect them from tse wealth
er ~ 8anr iii fAa short q possible tnt. ri the
Ey.&-A AgrlCGl.ura! Depot,
Main Street. Moline, ilis
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
NEW GROCERY STORE.
Wilson 4 Harley

vr,yE RENovEn their Grocery and Provision
Ill Store 10 the corner Of ID and Brady Streets, IN
der the Gazette oiacc, .
Th,, have enlarged their stock, considerably, TO meet
Tho aoun,ls az their sing customers They have
on hand Black, Young H.son and Imperial Tea, Ne
Laguyr a and Java Coffee. Sugars Yer. cheap. ~
of Sugar for 81 Rice, Chocolate, Molasscs Of all
kinds Spices. Dried Apples aud Peaches Ne. ], :
and : Mackerei Dried aud Picked licrrings. Boston
Pickles. Tobacco, Glass and Nails. hahha"a anu
Ground Alum Salt In fact. We have everything con-
ne,ted with The Grocer, Trade. Also. good assort-
ment of QneeAswar, Shoulders, Sides and Hams; sa-
gar-cured Hams, &c. . !.
II Jswe intend doing Cash business. and pay Cash
for thing; consequently afford "a sell cheap
INA II issa W. Il H.