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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
SEWING MAcmSfs CAUTION TO THE PuB,Ic.-

SEWING MACHiNfS = CAUTION To TIE PUBiIC.-
We be sole q Eve dspet
Stss for Sewing ksohnes and Sc sis Mscbn OF
OF can Dc psae By Others rh9a violating Of
patents We bave suits TO- In n
Circuit Ccu for the soathen pstrc NeeYs asaia a,
Howe Jr the Wheeler Wilson NAnRf c!urns Co Cover
Bsier Co. the American Maln,c Sewing kne Co a. y
io Rogers ybo sell HaIrs ssoa M.ehns The paS are
to ssseit rights to the fsii extent ofrke isw
Singer Co No
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

BLACK SILKs-BLACk SlLkS.-The greatest bar
,e., IN Bct sins peror oGeod rcd Bro
ssSs PIsid sped silks received and ~, sale ct
very low prices, b, =, btsDBEaItI LEE,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

NELODEONS.-An assortment of Meloieons larger
sse In the onprns Goo
BsdSh ossn Melodeons with two Sznas Of keys and
H. w Smiths Ne oieons soT riehnt purity sad power
mskes superior s ths the only
tnnS in the eeus eold wholesale res
iarfSra pORAcE WATERS Sole Aren't No Bro.i
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

SPLENDID CABISEr FURErrURE.-1he undersigned
ctuy iuom their friends and patrons that they
fou the cid stand No 4j8 Pear yih
of fine Furniture Rosewood and nshogny wei
arc shio. aby ede which ihey lnve attention s0a
had. al m ID & Y L HOWE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

BAREGE DE LANES AT GREAT BARGAiNs.--Just
hbe oe La es at ~ csh' per yard
worth 3 cents Rich Oh Ny de Lsin.s iI8 worth a.
4 LEE, NJ. 3fl Bioadway Le0nsfd 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

En,rh and American Floor Coth all goods per-
k>iri tot The trade
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK Books MISCELLANEOUS

HIGGINS KELLOGG
Publishers Bssk Book Msnufsctudrs and dealer. IL fe2n aus
Stationery, No s5 Johrs, New Yok. Co1utTy
boOf-Ts invited cal ls-se
which viii be sDlG loo 70. ID cedt 5y
hfufe in I he trade
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

LADIES SHOES FOR TIE SPRING SRAs0N.--WirI-
Co Of No s5 B,ecserst bsv. large sssoft
Of bio heuiful ftshonsbl- iters mrusstgrsd
tr,ly spnf and The llde. who apprec-
articles Of The superior make and quality OF NTHEas Co
~ f.alu IN than
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

5000 Gold bOrdertd and Transparent Window Sha les
wholesale retail great bargains at w yESKs Windos
shsoe Perez Hanging and Curtain Emporium Nos 40 AID 3
PtGrlt four doors fIem Cha bsms Aso Lace Nh, aud
Gilt COTuccs Bsn5 Pins Loop hofers Dfspe
Tssses Blua sBd White LinenS Tsbe Ol-Coth Competition
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

LEARY & Co.'S QUARTERLY, MARCH, 1851
N.i,r. Of III beat Hat odgee Of style 10 Quarterly Pal
tsrss foI gentlemen wear LtAST Z 20 hatten,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

Two DAYS ONLY LEFT.-2,00O superior Building
Lots md viii be divided among 60 subscbss the
2eti April SIS opy in secures -Four Build
ips Lets or Acres The Lots in the healthy
asd yge Of Rosevse where of cisens
Iocst get rid Of In this City Here they be-
ssne country residence where they epjoy
ksted domestic happiness few shares ony lef Apply inme
Sistsly CHAs WOOD No IS BTOadwSy where maps aud
pamphlets can be had Eaiis
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

Ou.sLEs isvIsG secretsrg.
Nee-yofk Ieh p. 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

GREAT SALE OF CAGPETIEGS AT THE CANAL-Sr
Crr1 STORE CARPETS eheso e, a. =
PETLRs0s CO. No. 20 Csaft there yon vii Ind t2ly
Velvet f. ti perys,d Tapei;Iy Biu'e. for o eo o!uts
sf Mss oihs &c &s fol II per cent less than aJ other
in .fiy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

There are no Hats elegant or durable, nor any
which se srsceful APPEARANCE an nose
b. HEsLo As rush SATURDAYS grsa oIders should be
L,ustistely left EElLIo Of BfOsdway and Csnsst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

REMOVAL SMITH x LOUNsBERY wOnld respect
s, inform their hieuds the public that they have cbnsed
M tv.nes late No. as PeArt 90 No +'5 Broadway,
tone door below Grsnd fbey prepared their
pev sprns Style consi1g Of Nosac Velvet Taps Brussels
Three ply ana Inssn -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

GLLFsPiE Bowoty fTs; from GiaDdsf h D go OF
plr did Velvet Tsp.siry Ia 70 "a Tapes brn"es 70
S,tUsor, n TO itg Iasisio 81 81, III 81 IhTecPy chsp
rM.LrH
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22
For the Gazette
4TH OF JULY AT LIE CLAIRE,

Al previously called meeting Of the cz.ns OF
lie li4ire and vicinity Oh Saturday ,eyc the l7tl
ihsi Tor the purpose Of adopting measures for eel
eorating the It'll day OF july next, Thos. r. PHAEEs
was called 10 the chair aud J. ". Tracr appointed
Secretary.
On motion the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
fesoired, That the citizens of lie Claire and Vi
cilitf vi celebrate the coming Anniversary of our
National independence.
After which the following were appointed com.
lnittee Of General Arrangements: Homer Carpcn-
Ter, Jabez A. Bir.hard, Dan'l. Hart, Jno Smith, SEN
r. A. Dyer, Jas. jack Nicholas Miller Robt Lowry
Rleh Bard, j. Wakefield, Thos. Newman, S. Camp.
bell, r.. II. Rogers.
COMMITTEE 10 procure the Orator Of the day, :.
Summers, DR.. ". Z. Hills, n. II. Hewitt. Com
inltite T. draft Regular Toasts, G.. G.. White, +. H.
Dyer, l.. Summers, w. L. Hills, II. G.. Blrne,.
Committee to procure Music, A. NJ. Whit, ]. W.
Traer, Geo. W Minglc
Onmo,ion it WIS Resotccd, That general in yitatio,
Dc given to the citizens tat large participate with
Us ia said cclcbrato and that our Secretary be re-
4uesed to forward copy Of The proceedings Of this
meeting to the Davenport papers for publication.
On motion ofDr. Hills, the meeting adjourned TO the
fourth OF July next 7. +. PiARES, Pres.
J. w. TRAER Sccty.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!

NE havcjust received and opened a new and SPLEEN
w did assortment of
Staple and fancy Dress Goods,
Embroidered Collars, Undersleeves and
Chenizetts,
Barege Shawls,
De Lame do,
Blk Silk do,
Gloves and Hosiery of all kinds,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
Leghorn, Straw, and Blk. Silk Hats,
French Cloths.
Cassiineres and Cassnetts,
Cottonades and Jeans,
Boots and Shoes
Blk and Colored Caters.
Half Caters and Jenny Lind Shoes,
Umbrellas and Parasos,
Stand and Hanging Lamps,
Sugar and Coffee,
Teas, Spice and Pepper,
And in fact nearly everything that Is wanted can BIZ
found here. Purchasing our goods in New York, an
Philadelphia very cheap, we pledge ourselves to s,i
low not lover than any house in the city. Call
the Corner Of Sd & Brady streets.
Apri II ID. &. ELDk DEE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

Rr1ooy ASCENSION RoSArT Thrown
FROM HIS BALLooN.-On the INST, MT.
Wise made an ascension from the 'rystai
Palace, in New York. When descending
near Flushing. he was thrown out, falling
distance of 40 feet. He only sustained some
SLIGHT bruises, and the loss of tooth The
wind was high, and the balloon afterwards
went RAPIDLY eastward.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22
MORE ABOUT WoMAN's RIGHTS.

THE undersigned j most respectful, inform
the Ladies' Of Iowa, that they have just received
large lot ot Charter Oak, Air Tight Cooking Stoves.
Now Indies fyou have not the right 10 vote for the
President you certainly have the right to choose a
Cook Stove, and before dcspote this
roIsibN, (as doubt he would il oud let Iim)
We would advise YOU 10 exercise this right and in do
ing would solicit your attention the above stove;
warrant them TO give perfect sais every
particri and il plate cracks III year will fur
nish free of charge: besides any person not
posted in regard to the operation Of this and have
any doubts whatever, from said person, will not
demand the money until the expiration Of two weeks.
Below give cop! Of certificates signed by persons
living in ncari! every part Of this Stat. Now Ladies
fthis IS proof positive that this is superior stove
We will say no more.
We whose hereunto subscribed, take this
method OF recommending the Charter Oak Air Tight
Cooking stove sold by II. Wckersham 4 Son, Dav-
enport Iowa, believe 10 be the best Cook Stove
now in use. for speed III eNcelling in cooking also
believe II to be the heaviestand mostdurahle Signed
Is iollpws:--
Jas Nor.aI;; Rirlsy,n 2 ; Woodward; Jno G "a,
4Jnsr JB1efr Ann MASSACHUSETTS, d l2isa
tih. Thomas McGavran, Charles Weston, Benz Atki,-
sen. john Davies, VIM Hcrfil, A w McGrcgor. A
Small. Adam Wegand l. Collamcr, A N pattson,
A c Fulton. Jas Thorinston, A Billion, ES Barrows,
4 a Rcdmon, Nathan NJ Rambo, Jno Bryson, Vim
Crossan. a Hyde, l. Bullun, Vim Dunchursi, Jas
Farr, Jno Dillon, Jas Benlly, " Poitlc. Geo W
krower Wiley, A Wright, Henr, Fearing, DAN
iel, SAM CAST. Daniel stephens, Elias Propst. VIM
Fallon, Ino olls. VIM Piatts, J |. Icnhart, WIN w
Wiley, j i Walker. JHn III W lndsor. } Gaule. Hi
ram Brown. Vim B . SHELTER. George Saunc. David
Buckwaltcr, Newbury Olds, Dennis Carpenter.
Besides the above stove we keep constantly on hand
the Prairie State Challenge. Black Diamond New Ea-
g {, Clipper, Beauty of the West, and others. Also
various patterns OF preninm Stoves Also u complete
Y rs q r. aa iapansa AZ h a.o
market price for old Copper, Bruss Pewter, Iron and
Rags.
Corner Main and Second Streets, opposite
Cook & Sargent's Banking House.
march IL H. WlCKERSHAM Il son.
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TICHENOR g. YERTY.

TICHENOR q YERTY.
HAVING opened their Ware Rooms AS above, are
prepared 10 furnish all the latest siS les Of Furni-
ture, Mattresses and Upholstery ofal kinds neeesssr,
" convenience, comfort, or taste where the same ma
he needed for Hotels Boarding Houses. Farn,-houss
private residences and public halls. They have now
Oh iand general assortment. and to which they will
continue oadd and for eieapHess and durabilii. they
challenge competition. among If their articles
on hand may be mentioned
sons lounges. and frnn.i flush and other Rock
ers; Book Cases. extensive tables Ch.irs of
or. variety and s,lc-parlur and s.tting room. uEa
chamber SITS nplcteWash stands toilet and Hall
Tables and Uhat Not.
Trunks of all sizes aud qualities: Mattresses, hair
palm leaf se;t"rass and sck, of excel lent make and
qialiiy-P.ligNs. feather. hair and grass, "A much
needed and also good article.
Cushions. for buggies and chairs made OF hair: To
which purchasers either for single article Il
fete out 1T sre requested 10 call We have lust
opened; our Furniture is and neat direct from the
Nahuiacturcr, hand desiring 10 satisf. the wants OF
this community ard establishing ourselves in the bust
hess We viii give satisacion II possible therefore
please give Us Il call. noH't forget the place
Davenport's Old Stand, Front St,
Davenport, Iowa.
March 2s, 1s54 1ICHENOR & fEHTY.
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rJNiE subscriber would respectfully solicit the aten-
ton the ladies and gentlcmen of Daycr p irt and
surrounding country to his fine specimens OF Daguer-
rcot.pes. Pictures taken in any Kind Of weather from
: O'Clock 4 NJ. 10 81 p. NJ
II g7Ihe celebrated CRAyoN DAGU ERR EcrypEs taken.
Also naguerreot.pes Elestroyped.
nF7No picture 10 Leave my room unless perfect sat
i>faeton j. given.
II Instructions given in the Art.
NJ. +. kAYSER, Artist.
Med. Col. Building, Ger. 81 Brad. SITS.
Davenport, June 18th, le54.tr&wtf.
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nRy GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES

nav GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES.
.tnet of Goods in all The different departments, ma
King il ~ usual the most attractive assortment ~ pc
found ia this region o! country. ,,,,
Vou viii find almost any thing you " nj IN the ph'
cnonS line whether pie ar fancy. and tue same VI
Clothing, Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
In n SRpWARE the assortment is larger than an!
His GROCERY department ia not oxee!!cl 10y many
that keep nothing else: ,y,,., nt.>s
JookiNG eli ASSES, CnoCkERi ard GLASS
WARE, good assortment ,,,
ia il nhl Ia M orders for most rf the Moline manu-,
featured ar,irea on short potisc, IN eNainihalioh WI"
nro,e his stock 10 be various than Is oHeh con-
ceVed of. ,,,x ,osb
he is not 10 be unaorsod for ready pa! "hether 'ash
or produce. ,,,a,o M bote-
T. b. Chain Pumps as usual IN ahanaanS" - slS'
sale and retail. "M' a. .'"s'
Moline June 9Th, 1854
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NEW IRON WAREHOUSE,
I'd street. opposite lie Claire Eouse, Davenport,
Iowa
'HE under signed Will at all times keep large stock
of articles in their line, consisting of
Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass White Lead, Black
smiths' Tools, Springs, Axles, Nuts, Washers,
Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Zinc, &C., &c.
Country dealers Black smiths and other purchasers
are invited u examine stock aud prices
June 6,-w DAVENPORT d LIE { IAlRE.
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Health. Time and Money saved, La.
Dor IesseMed, and Fuel En-.
tirely Dispense with.

The advantages derived from the use Of our Scans
are too numerous to be given here They do the work
Of Laundry WITHOUT BOILING and in cold water
either HARD OR SOFT. or SALT, by rubbing the
soap upon the clothes when dry, and allowing them to
soak for short iinc then with slight hand rubbing
and good rinsihg they will be perfectly clean and
beautifully bleached without injury to the most deli
cate fabric For removing grease, ain, ink They
have no equals; cosmetics they invaluable. and
viii prevent or remove eutaneous eruptions. cure
chapped hands and impart 10 the skin soft pleasant
feeling and delicate appearance. IL Ever. style
warranted rs represented.
davenport, may 30-tf CHAS. MOORE & Co.
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1854 Western States Line 1854
FOR
BUFFALO. CANADA & WESTERN PORTS
Proprietors

Proprietors
A. n. COBB x Co., Foot Prime 81. Buffalo,
\. W. PALMER X CO.. III Broad ST., y. York.
A.. X. CoBB. J. &. OATMAS. W. Palmer.
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Prices Current Of Davenport Market.

Reported BY J. Renuiek 4 Son, Com. Merchants
Flour, ex. $. +. Dbl 81 80 Corn Meal, D bush IS
do S.F, 100 Butter, q II 1ea l2i
Wheat. fall bush, LEO Eggs. = doz s6u,I
do spring. 90lChiekens, - is ta2.'O
hurley, " Wood. o eorl, $50
oats, 2012a Coal, - bush, 70!
Corninear lsa20 prni hay Q ton, 400
:. shelled, s2as5 Timothy do slv
Potatoes, % Hides, Dir. flint e h II
Unions, 2oG25i do Green. 81
Salt kanawha. so Apples dry g bu so
do u. A. IS Peaches dry " do 200
Beans, white q busl 4otMoIasses, II o gal GO
Pork, p 100 n s3,15 400 do No ST.
Bacon hams h l6ISuyar, n. O. NJ 4A1
Lard, v ID sicoifcc, Rio y b II
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Lots for Sale.
DAGUERREOTYPEs!

- EVERAL lois for sale suitable for private resden-
- ees in rarious parts Of the city: Apply 10
May - I. &. EADS.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
p. j.. GREGORY, l2l Rroaa street. New York.
G. G. klDDER, . Broad street, Boston.
$. MokISSiCk, 63 Quay street, Albany.
T. w. ALEX AMBER Il CO., Central Wharf, Chicag
L. T. SAWYER az CO.. Rock Island, H.
BURROWS d PRE1T1MAN, Davenport, Iowa.
Mark Packages w. S. LINZ. CARE A. W A.. Co
and ship by Western States Line Canal Boats, foott
Broad street, New York.
March 10th. lsJi-wirw TIN
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DR.. DRYER. Dentist.

ns' % tnee' LIseHy! Han 70 thee, Freedom
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
SHEET MUSIC
AND MUSIC BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
MUSICAL INSTR U.HE-ETs,
and
Musical Nc rchn ndise of every variety
PLANO FORTES.
We are the Sol. Agents In Chicago for the sale OF
The nnrivaled instruments of CHICKERING SONS,
HALLETT CUMsToN, BACON & RAVEN, and
J. IL G. FISHER.
MANUFACTURERS
MEL CONS,
which We will warrant to be equal any made in Ii,
United States. MOULD IL GREENE,
b. K. MOULD, 9s, Lake street. Chicago.
r. % GREENE, May 6, '54.wtrw1y
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RAILROAD AccIDEST.-Last evening.
about four o'clock, just after dinner, the
freight train from Stoughton ran over two
men and boy. Strange to relate none
Of them were injured.
n Bit may perhaps be as well to state
that they were in boat under the BRIDGE
Madison Wis., Argus
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HAT AND CAP STORE.

THE subscribers just opening out at their store
l. room Second near the corner of Perry ii. u
large and extensive assortment of Hats, Caps Nc. of
every description, with all the C: ceteras Of gentle
mems use. which they prepared to sell at whole
sale retail low AS they can be purchased in ST.
Louis or Chicago Their stock consists in part OF the
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22

Consistent It'll regular and legitimate 5, stem Of bu
siness.
Encouraged BY the liberal p itronaga they have
ccved. they feel under obligations TO repay the ttors
OF their customers. 10y using their best effort in their
behalf; 10 supply them with good G0ods at ior prices
They desire 10 hayo il understood that the seek
vance their own interests farther than consistent
with just regard for the interests Of their customers
They do not attempt to enamerlte the different kinds
Of Goods. lu invite thos. who in want of Boots.
Shoes, Caters. for ides Gents. Misses BOYS and
Children, 10 be and examine their stock. As they
intend to pay particular attention this branch trade
il viii be that they and will be abe supply
all Who will give them a cali.
All rips mende free of charge 90
SECOND AND BRADY STREETS,
Davenport, Iowa.
Nay IL. ls5I.
10 May Is h-"'' ~ g received and bal fi Iii
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room on Second near the corner of Perry 81. a
large and extensive assortment Of Hats, Caps Nc of
every description, with all the G: ceteras Of gentle
mems use. which they are prepared TO sell at whole
sale retail low they can be purchased in ST.
Louis Chicago Their stock consists in part of the
following:
Fashionable Moleskin Hats,
Young Mems do,
Fine Drab Beaver do,
Blk Drab Brush do,
Pearl and white Cashmere, do,
Soft do,
Blk Kossuth do,
Panama Fur do,
Plain and Velvet Trimmed do
White, Cord and Tasseled do,
Stiff Brims, Seals, Black do,
Fancy Julien do,
Young America do,
Otter Planter Pearl stiff brim do,
White stiff brims do,
Nankeen, Brown, Pearl do,
Soft Beaver, Otter, Shetland do,
Seals, Brown Otter, Drab do,
Black Ravels, Brigand's do,
Ingraham do
An extensive assortment of
BOYS & CHILDREN's HATS,
Straw Hats, Panama Hats,
Leghorn, Canton Braids,
Palm Leaf &C., &C.,
GENTLEMEN S FURNISHING GOODS
Shirts Collars. Cravais, Hose Gloves, Six and Linen
""'s GREEN & LEAvENwoRTH.
Davenport, May I'd, le54-wrwu.
G. w. CARTER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office with Dir. Barrows, on Third between Main and
Brady Streets,
Davenport Iowa.
Nay 10Th ls5i-wtrw-f
LANDS FOR SALE.
rI,IiE subscribers wish sell the following described
tracts of land viz: Two-thirdS ofhc island l,ing
mile, above Davenport, commonly known as Fulton's
Island embracing about 80 acres and including excel
lent waite privileges, also about"' acres on The iowa
Also a. ". half of y. ". quarter CT section 81, and
s. H. fractional quarter OF section IL, in township eo,
range cast. 900 acres.
Also. n w. uHarcr of n. W. qIurtcr OF seeti'h w.
town,hip sO y. range, > east, 100 acres.
Ais, tnur cit. lots, between Sixth and SeVchth SIS
'" 'S''' '''~' II. wICkERsH M.
WIN. PLATrS
Davenport. May eth 1854. tr-w &weeklsf.
5000 Yards Calico just received.
DRlcEs varying from 81 to y. cents por yard
Also,
Mohair M it's,
Parasols,
son.ag unders!eeves,
Fans.
we VIII s''' e'' BLANpiNli & RICHARDS,
Main, bet. Front Second SIS
Davenport, June Sd, 1851.
I,lLT Wall Paper, velvet and gilt bordering an"
l common bordering, in great variety Oh patterns
and colors and al very low rates, NJ opening NJ
~ Tnnn * No. LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.
G0OC GIRL,
NAY hear of a arsrate situation in Private family
Nj at fair wages, onappiicaiion AT thls once
class and Queensware.
FINE assortment of Glassware, White Granle
\ Dinner and Tea Sets complete, or by the single
piece.
britannia Coffee and Tea Pots, &c
MeMANus \ SHEPHERD.
davenport, May 30 t&Nu.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A PPLICATION To sell Real Est te-Notice is here
"A hy given that as administrator of the Estate Of
William brady. decd, shall apply to the Probate
Court of Scott County, Iowa, on the Sd day of July,
,s,i Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day. for leave and
license 10 sell the Southwest quarter OF the Northeast
quarter of Section No. twenty ls3 IN Township
No Eighty (s0) North OF Range No Two ~ East 9TH.
p NJ Also Northwest qrarier of the Northeast quar-
ter Of same Section. Township aud Range; being
eighty (sl acres of land in the two tracts: When and
where all concerned can atoni and contest the
nn,.aton 10 w.t. AT the Court House in said County,
he time aforesaid, if they think proper so 10 do.
WV 49, JOHN MAY, Admir-.
b, his Atty,
JAMEI THoRISGIoN.
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Urea. June Ii.
The jury in the case OF Samson, the watch
man indicted Tor shooting Rooney in this city
last December, brought in a verdict OF not
ruilty. and blame him for not firing sooner
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Lead by the Pig,
OR IN LESS QUANTITIES.
SHEET Lead and Lead Pipe, for sale nj the
- WESTERN STOVE STORE,
Opposite the Brick Steam Mill, Front Street,
Davenport.
Also a fresh Lot of those Coal &c oSing Stoves.
To those that wish fuel they are just The thing
the, want y. ,. thAlu.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22
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SEWING MACHINES.

Davenport. June %, ls54.-wlt
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-13
HURD.s GOLDEN GLOSS

NOR THE HAIR-Among the many pre-
Z partitions for the growth of the HAIR, this
GOLDEN GLOSS takes the lead Three reas-
ons will be given why it is so universally used
and preferred to all others. lst, Because it has
proved the most effectual in Badness. I'd, Be-
cause it imparts beautiful dark gloss and de-
lightful perfume to the hair. Sd, Because the
Ladies, with fine discrimination, which they all
possess, have adopted it Many other reasons
could be given why it is a great favorite, but
those who want more have only to give it a
trial. Price % cents in large bottles. For Sale
by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere.
w G. HURD, Proprietor,
S04 Broadway, New York.
Liberal discount to Merchants. dec IS. 23-6m
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-13
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ]
YAzoo CoUETY, [

PROBATE CaURT--November Term, 1853.
Tothe heirs and all persons interested in the
lands, tenements and Entertainments belong
ing to the estate of Sarah Hopkins, deceased.
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear at
the February term 1854, Of the Probate
Court Of said county, then and there to show
cause, if any you cam why an order should not
be made for the sale of the following land be-
longing to the estate of said decedant, to wit:
The west half of the northwest quarter, Sec
ton 81; and the east half Of the northeast
quarter Of Section %, all in Township u,
Range East, then and there to d. and suffer
what ovr said Court shall consider of in the
premises,
And it is further ordered, by the court, that
this citation be published in the Yazoo City
Wing weekly newspaper published in Yazoo
City for the space of sixty days.
Witness, the Hon.GEo. B. WILKINSON, Judge
of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, the 4lh
Monday in November, A. D., 1853, and seal of
said Court Issued, Decemqer 9th, 1853.
Attest: WIN. HI. BELL, Clerk.
dec q 153-00-ot
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-13
Wanted.

DRY HIDES, TaIlow and Beeswax, for which
- the highest cash prIce will be paid by
Jan 6. 1854, 26-tf, VIM. SHERARD.