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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-17
WHEELING.
sPHING OF 1888.
SPkRNdT OF IS55'
VIM. 7. SELBY. gIa -as
r. WHOLESALE DEALER IN o.
Foreign & Domestic Dry G Oodn, -as
M III. Main ST., West side, bettDeen Monroe anu

.,. WHOLESALE DEALER IN o.
Foreign & Domestic Dry G OOdH, -af,
No. III Main ST., West side, bettUeen Monroe anu
ftg.rl lL .TGldL Union SIS. IT, ii1HG gn l3 -
So ~, Wheeling. Va,.H,g lPiHys
RS NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
i ana Notions direct from importers and Manuactu;
Ters COMPRISING as complete and desirable stock ot
goods adapted 10 the trade this section can be found
in any e, East or West, towhchl would respectfully
invite the attention retail dcalersi consisting oil aI
" HA.ti'' DRESS GOODS -
In black Silks alpacas poplins, lawns, de aies g ng
hams etc with very large stock prints OF the best
makes and coors. Also, bonnets, ribbons, Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. And OF J ayi4W "'i
MEMS WEAR. sr ..,f ,sg.
In cloths cassin1eTs, sattinets, merno cussmeIesI
Jeans twceds and summer cOths aso Cottonades DelI'
nls blue drills brown linens, linen drills, nankcens aud
other such goods very desirable assortment lso,
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats soft
WOOL brash hats etc; with full stock OF linen anu cot.
ton bagglg, bags buraps, table Diapers eras
driings, ckngS, checks shifting, stripes, etc, brown
and bIcachcd musns with good stock OF white gouds
in the l.| I'D. = -. -. stE III. rh'
AS cabrics jaconcts Irish linens laces threads but
tons, hosiery gloves, cOmbs ctC.i i'll all their variety
MY whole will be found unsurpassed, as well In
qGaIlIS LS5 9n" StSi'' "s !" w. T. sELBY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-17
" Pemberton House.
NUr,nr SStrcnt RCloyY Monroe.

Iii, a...'. - WHEELING, VA. 3sG- ,.H.'
IN NJ PEMBERrON announces TO his old friends and
the public generally that he hns located III the COM
moIious br ck buiiA:-s formerly known as the ''St
Charles. and Thoroughly repaired and reted it, and Is
prcpa cd TO taTeers in good style at
prices The Pemhertom House is situated immediately
on tho Steamboat Landing the Depot OF the Bal
tinorc and Ohio Railroad, afordng passengers Tor the
cars Or packet boatsa CONVENIENT stopping place INC
nTunreL ~ respecLIulIv invites the attention OF his old
friends 10 his house. and soIics share OF public StroLl7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-17
. nplIGS MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.
KoI54, Main Street,

.r .wEEELINGtVA. -
II s now receiving LARCiElLoT OF CARfEiS. ~ %,
| MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor oc
of Fnrnaturc of every description. Git ami
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates VSTG9
MAHOGANY Vaneers, Varnish. HHircloth, Cured Hair
Snring Sacking bottoms and Mahogany Stair RnIs,
rt Iii oC vLcT will he sold prices au2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-17

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER, r..
No Union ST, opposite C. H. Bcrry's Rope store.
Ecfs leave tGinfom his friends and the public in gen
ell all that lie continues 10 Carry OF the plumbing anu
gas fitting in all various branches respectfully sO
cts IA share Of publ patronage. A (!
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
patent hydrants, cstern pumps, bath boilers
water closets, wash basins cold water fountains for no.
tolls, water coolers for private families, hot and cold
baths bath tubs, lead and iron cnque hoXes lead
collins, hatters kettles, etOrs Tor bleaching and all other
chemical anpaTauS etc. Factories, etc filled up with
dispatch
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets, bear lights,
candle burners, etc. .. ......--. -
AIlorders left above place will be thankfully
ccived and promptly att ended to.
n H.-A orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. a-s ar6-6mu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-17
Notice Of Partnership.

THE business OF The Iatc firm OF Warden n Edwards,
win be continued by undersigned at the old stand on
Main street., under the firm name OF Edwards y Wardeni
James W. Warden lavirg purchased the interest OF ia.
cob NJ. Warden.
'' " "ee''''s' p''o MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
Jar4-u JAS. w . WARDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-17
REMOVAL,

& .BAYHI have removed TO their and spa
cio brick buildings, 1877 Market Street, where they
ma nuiuctur" and keep on hand, . 80 49,,
- TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, SO
And keen for sac Japan and HouehOd Furnishing
Hardware SO the styles OF Cooking stoves all o.
,vIcn ey will sell Wholesale and Retail ut tic the 10" rs'
nriccs. Their old customers and the puHle &C. er
ally invited TO Call and examine their stock hfrrr
"csNi'It'O' VI ~ Cfrh1nty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-17
dj11FSESIcII TIN, a. SHEET alSOT WNAShf
MauufactorY,g 40

: = ~
THANKFUL. for the liberal patronage heretofore
ey bestowed him, the subscriber would respectful
@ W inform his friends and the public generally that DO
Contnues to manufacture the above named articles III
all their variety which he has always goou as
n6ant for Wholesale and retail at very low priest
He also keeps hand. cooking stoves OF the most ap
proved patterns for coal and wood L.-. ,;,4
Job work will continue to receive MS partcuar
and be executed with promptness ami in style that VIII
please tile most fastidious. . - ,,,,,,,,..o ,,;. =, w.
. sug iS.N AftEA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-17
Thomas Il. Gibson

3UO wood band boxes.
Thankful for the liberal onagc heretofore extended
US, we solicit a continuance OF the same.
| Sep3 MGCLALLENS " hNOA
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
The Cultivation Of the Cranberry.

1t now appears to be very success fully
established that the cranberry, (Oxycocus
Macrocarpus) can be advantgeously cultiya-
ted on up-lands as well as on swamp lands.
On some upland fields in Massachusetts,
800 bushels to the acre, Of very fine fruit
have been obtained.
There are three varieties of cranberry
the barberry, the cherry, and the bell
This last species is the variety which -four
ishes upon dry soils. Its berry grows much
in the form of an egg. In its wild state it
is found on the border OF cranberry boys,
spreading its way to upland soil. The ap-
proved method Of cultivation is to plough the
land, spread on quantity Of swamp muck,
and after narrowing the soil thoroughly set
out the plants in drills twenty inches apart
hoeing them the first season. After this,
no cultivation is needed. In three years the
plant will cover the ground-provided the
soil is too poor to encourage the growth Of
grass or weeds.
The cultivation of this fruit is highly rec
omended, as it is very remuneratiye, the crop
being quite sure one, the yield large, and
the demand unlimited. The time for plant
ing is either in October, November, or in the
spring, from the opening Of the sea
son to about the 25th Of Chicago Tfi-
bune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26

A HUMANE RECOMMENDATIONS
The Governor of New York makes
the following suggestion in his mes
SAGE. in relation to State Prison con-
victs:
Isuggest the propriety of allowing
TO convicts as a reward for industry
and good conduct, some portion OF
their earnings for the benefit of them,
selves or their families. This would
be calculated to animate them with
hope--to create habits of foresight
and prudence, and by enabling them
to assist their families, would cult.
vate the better instincts of their ma
turc. 1t would also give them, at the
expiration of their term OF imprlson,
ment. some means of support until
they could overcome the difficulties OF
obtaining employment. In nuner-
ous instances discharged convicts are
led 70 the commission of crime by the
poverty and want, consequent upou
the preiudices which exist against
them. Humanity and policy alike
dictate every encouragement should
he afforded to those unfortunate per-
sons TO retrieve their past errors.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
s;ta for a Western Military Asylum

On the 10Th inst, the President OF the
Senate presented communication from the
Secretary of War transmitting the report
Of the officers appointed to select site for
nWestern Military Asylum. Generals Jes.
sup, Twiggs and Lawson are in favor o.
Harrodsburg Spring, Kentucky liza oraneh
is to be located in Ohio, North Bend is re-
commended: but if a more northern iocation
is desired, Rock Island, Illinois, Is named
as the most desirable point.
If we mistake not Committee OF Y. .
officers once visited Rock Island for the pur'
pose of Investigating its adaptation to the TO-
cation of U. S. Armory, who made an un'
favorable report in consequence OF the ann
Guilty of access during the winter moh,n'
when navigation is suspended. But 'h's
was before the days otrailroads, aud the Cd
lection urged, however good 1t may nave
been then, is of no force now. Wlthih
few weeks Rock Island will be in ra'lroae
connection with the outside world, and nc
point in the west will be easier OF access
than it.--Chicdgo Press.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
1leu Albsttissinents.
EXTENSIVE SALE

LA ia Wa ~ ~
OF
Horses, Wagons 4 Harness, Cattle, Hogs,
Farming Tools, &c %. 10
AT AUCTION.
TIME subscribers will sell at therry Wood Farm,
i miles East from De Witt, Clinton Co., Iowa, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1854.
All their stock OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs. Farming
Tools, &c Consisting in part Of the following valua
bic articles.
span Matched Work Horses and Mares,
3 sets double Harness
2 new two harse wagons
second hand - -
light buggy
25 head Cows and young Cattle
- yr. old Bull
IS head Of Hogs superior Stock
sett Black smith Tools,
IThreshing Machine,
! Mccormick eaper,
Piows. Harrows. Hoes, Pitch-fork. Saddle and Bri-
die Surveyors Compass and chains, splendid double
rreled rife, ] harvesting Cradle, lot of Carpenter
Tools, Quarry Tools, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. and various articles too numerous to mention.
Terms Of sale, all sums under S. Cash; on all sums
IS nine months credit will be given; purchasers
to give note with 10 per It. interest and approved Sc
curity. 4 deduction of 10 per Ct. will be allowed on
all sums over IS for Cash.
Sale to commence at ii o'clock. II the day should
be very stormy the sale will be postponed until the
FLOWING Saturday.
A quantity OF the CO cbrated Canada Club Wheat
will be sold at the time, in lots to suit purchasers
for Cash.
VIM. A. & J. f. DAVIDSON.
Cherry Wood Jan Goth "a Wis
Banner. Jackson Co. Press and Whitesde Co. Ill.,
paper copy till sale and send bills to this Office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26

ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1S54.-Reial'atton on
Erie.-A very important Railroad bill was
introduced in the Senate to-dn' by Mr..
Dickinson-ra,her in the shape OF a retalia'
tory law than otherwise--prohibiting the
building of any railroads in in this state
which connect with the town of Erie, ana
which shall be within fifty miles OF SAID
town. The tearing up Of rails in Erie, and
the reign of mob-law in said county, has
prompted the introduction of this act, which
hns gonn TO the committee of Railroads, anc
which is ordered to be printed
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
New School Books.

We direct attention to the advertisement
Of Mr.. s. Mccormick, in to-day's paper
From cursory examination OF his books We
are led to believe, especially his work on
Astronomy, to be an improvement upon the
text books in general use. As the works
come we'll recommended Tor the purpose to
which they are intended, teachers should
rive them careful examination.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
REMOVAL!

C. BILLION would announce TO the citizens OF
n Davenport and The public generally, that he has
removed his Jewelrt Store T.
NO. 3 LIE CLAIRE ROW.
In returning thanks for the liberal patronage exte'd-
ed to him IN his Old Stand he hopes in his New 10 be
able TO offer greater Inducements both ia Prices ana
Goods the coming year.
He has just received lot Of Clocks. which together
with his Watches, Jewelry. Fancy Goods and notions
make his stock complete wsu ne offers very low Ior
Cash as he wishes ID go for his spring Stock:
Watches, Clocks aud Jewer repaired as usual Hita
him in the nealest and most durable manner and war
ranted. Also, Engraving. ALFREDO. BILLION.
Jan 5th, ls54-4m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
Lots Wanted.
4 few unimrro,ed lots wanted by
N T. c. EADS.
Home Enjoyments, Winter Evenings, &c.

Home Enjoyments,-Winte Evenings, &c.
Now. stir the fire. and close the shutters fast,
Let fall the curtains, wheel the sofa round,
Aud. while the bubbling and loud missing urn,
Tn owsup steamy column, and the cups,
That cheer but not inebriate, wait each
So let us welcome peaceful evening in.'
IF Cowper was insane. rs some say there certainly
Twas .smethod i'm his madness"-snd in accordance
with his idea OF the best of spending long winter
evening, comfortably, happily aud with instruction. we
must conclude that either the Poet some OF his
kind friends provided for him plentiful supply Of
Books, to enjoy which all the recommendations above
quoted were but preparatory.
evening en- ment> may be The same. inasmuch
as We can buy books ; much cheaper now than they
were sold in Cowper's time. The Public Will prove
this to be SO, b. calling 1T
The Iowa Book Rooms.
S. ". cor. Sd and Brady SIS. Davenport, Ioma.
and examine the stock and prices some Of which arc
Expedition TO the Dead sea, illustrated, 500 pages,
Price, $500.
U. $. Exploring Expedition, do, ST do.
Travels in Nincvah, 366 do, Price, Is
Riley's Nanatvc, gu g q.
Aspects of Nature. by Humboldt. AS Pages, co.
Queens Of England. vols, 34a w.
:. France Is III %.
Queen .sBess," 500 !" D.
Life of Judson. Wa, lands 9 vols, 1865 9 30.
r.. .. Randolph. Wit, Nc, I5 w.
Washington and his Generals. Portraits, 1886 p'gs o.
Home i home, 3QO pages, IS.
Curse Of i Clifton, sIs Is.
Tales for Winter Evenings, ss6 pages, So
Is, mo %, ELI ADAMS, Agent.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
perilous Adventure

On the Sd inst, Capt, Gray, the pilot Of
the steamer Flag, with an Englishman, un-
dertook to explore the great cave three
miles above st. Genevieve. With lamp,
ladder, &C., they entered the cave about 8
o'clock in the evening, and proceeded about
two miles, when their lamp was broken and
extinguished. After a long search they
found an upward passage, almost perpendic-
ular, throug Oh which the Englishman escaped
but Captain Gray was unable to follow
The Englishman promised to mark the place
Of egress and return. He did so, in compa-
ny with two or three others, but as it was
still dark he could not find it. They return
ed to the mouth Of the cave, aud proceeded
to the spot where the Englishman left Gray,
but he could not be found. They then pro-
ceeded to town, and were joined by the Off
GERS and crew Of four steamers, and with
this increased number, at 3 O'Clock on the
morning of the 5th, Captain Gray was
found 81 miles from the mouth Of the cave.
He had worn his fingers and knees to the
bone. and demolished his pants and the toes
of his boots in his endeavors to escape, and,
completely exhausted, had sat himself down
to die He ia now on board his boat. and
doing WELL The boat was aground at st.
Genevieye.-AltonC Courier.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26

RATHER ABRUPT.-This morning before
day. without the least notice or preparation,
four boats tied up at the upper end of the
Levee, started out on trip down the river
with what destination in view it is pre-
sumed they were entirely ignorant them
selves. They were the st. Paul. Sam.
Gaty, FL Paso and Wenona. 1t seems
that gorge up the river at some point
above had given way, and as is usual III
such cases, the ice came laundering and
roaring Down the river in large, heavy mass
es. which, when it came in contact with the
boats mentioned, which were lying particu-
larly exposed, tore them from their fasten-
inrs. as though the chains and cables with
which they were tied were mere twine
strings, and set them adrift without steam
up or pilot at the helm. The Wenona and
Ell Paso did not go far. Their journey was
stopped within two or three squares from
the starting place, and they were again tied
up. The St. Paul and Sam. Gaty, howev-
er, did not stop SO soon. The former float
ed down till stopped by sand bar, three
miles below her moorings on the Illinois
side of the river. The Sam. Gaty. without
the least direction from any one, drifted a
cross the river, AM lodged on the sand.
about opposite the foot of Walnut street, on
" four or FIVE hundred yards below = poiat
opposite that from which she started
This is very remarkable; and stranger
still. she Law to the bank exactly as if
she had landed there-N Louis InteHigen-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
Ehart Catechism.

Last Sunday, was endeavorng to eN-
plain to one of my Sabbath school scholars
a boy of six or seven years of age. the man
uer in which the sinner being clothed with
the righteousness Of Christ, become accept
ed by God.
Now, Tim,' said l, what color is that
wal,n
white sir, he replied.
But look through these green spectacles,
and what color does it now appear'
Green sir
But is the wall really green, or does it
only seem SO because you are looking thro'
green glasse
1T is white and only locks green from the
spectacles.'
very well, now. Just so with God and
man. Are not all men sinners"
yes, sir
And doesn't God hate sing
Yes, sir
We'll now, if God looks at us through
the PROJECTIONS of Christ how will we APP
pearl
Screen, sir.'-Hdrper's Mag.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26

Turf CAuGHT.-Sunday, the sth inst,
man stopped ut the Rock Island House with
n uair OF horses and lumber wagon. On
Monday he left one horse and wagon ana
rode the other horse away. Before leaving
he dropped a letter in the Post Office. The
same evening drop letter addressed to u.
Comstock was delivered TO young man by
the name Of r. d. Comstock, resident OF
this place, which proved to be the letter
dropped by the man who left the team at
the Rock Island House. 1t contained an
order f,r d. Comstock to take the team from
the stable. II also contained warning to
him to keep out of the way for he was IN,
d;cted nj Peoria and was watched and would
be arrested. .r
R.D. Comstock, who is very different
individual from ID. Comstock, lmmed'ate'y
gave information to the proper persons anu
y trap was laid to take the thief
Monday evening he came to the Kock
Island House, on horseback, in order to
take away the team which had been iei'
there. lie was taken and information teie'
praphed to Peoria. An answer was return
ed to hold on to him for he was a thief. oh
Friday Mr.. Bissell, who he had stolen IRON
in Peoria. arrived here and was special!
deputized by Sheriff Sehwander to take the
bird 10 Peoria. Mr. b. put the ruiiles on MS
prize and left for Peoria Sunday morning.
H. /. Repub.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
Relirious Notice.

The Rev. A. Il. BELDEN, Of Iowa City, wifi preach
every evening OF his week. ard next Sabbath In the
Meeting Room Of the Second Baptist Church, Forests
Building Corner Of Third and Brady Sis.
Jan. "a, 1854.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26

A SINGULAR HoAx.--An old soldier,
named Alexander, was last week arrested
in Montreal, on suspicion of having murder
ed his wife and burnt her body in the stove
1t was clearly proved before the inquest that
he had beaten her severely on the day OF
her sudden disappearance, and quantity
of bones found in the stove were subjected
to the professional and critical examination
of three medical gentlemen, who unhestating-
" pronounced them to be human bones,
and even went so far as to select and adapt
each to each, thus sagaciously and scientific
ally making out very perfect skeleton OF a
n woman of about the age of the missing
wife. This done, the inquest rendered q
verdict in accordance with these circum-
stances. To their utter CONSERVATION,
however, the murdered woman now appear
ed in the flesh, and was duly recognized BY
her relatives. A re.examination of the re-
mains followed, and the skeleton, instead OF
being that of woman, was fould to be only
that of pig!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
The Greatest Bargain Yet.

TIME subscriber is Offering his splendidly located
farm for sale very low. II is situated 81 miles from
M ,enport ON the Aliens Grove road, containing loo
acres. 81 acres fenced aud under high state ofcuva-
ton Good brick buildings, 600 fruit trees OF various
kinds about 400 Of which apples Of the choicest So
ectious 50 of them in bearing conditions together wth
a yroyc OF i've acres of locust and walnut Aso hrsi
rate vel! and never failing stock water.
'A u ~ nariirginrs annly TO ISAACS GLASPELL,
tan al lss on the premises
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
NEW GOODS AGAIN!

TIME subscriber takes this method of returning his
sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage pc
I'd ruou him. and to call the attention of his Gus
and the public generally 10 the large ana very
sunnrior stock Of Watches and Jewelry which ne has
INST brought from the East have only to sa! TO those
who want any thing in my line give me cal ut No.
Le Claire Row. and will guarantee st'staeilon as re-
yards prices nnd quality Repairing done III Tie best
'' mn o. "'' Z. NJ. HOUSED.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
SCHOOL BOoKsl SCHOOL BOOKS!

SCHOOL BO0KSl SCHOOL BOOKS!
lust received per Express and open forsale at
81 The Iowa Book ROCKS,
S. w. Cor 81 and Brady st, Davenport;
Wcbsters Dictionary vo.;
do school do;
Cobb's, Walkers do; school edinon)
Omstead's Philosophy;
Comstock's do:
Swift,s do, first and second parts,
Cutters Anatomy, Physiology and HYGIENE;
do do do do first book
Pinneo's Grammar;
Smiths do;
Constock's Chemistry;
Emerson's Arithmetic, Parts ]. ., 8,
Rays do . Las,
MeGuf.' Readers, Nos, /, ?, 3,4,5,
Webster's Elementary Speler. Sc &c:
Also Copy Rocks. Gilott's Pens, Nos 312 aud 33l,
Harrisons Columbian Ink Pen-holders, soft slaesand
pencils &c. ELI ADAMS, Agent.
LIST mo. ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
h HARMED.

On "Wednesday evening, the 18th inst /, by the Rev.
A. J, kYsETTE, Mr.. NELSON F. JAMES to Miss
LUCINDA N. Daughter Of Mr.. DAVID MILLER.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26

A>Splendid Farm for Sale.

y n.acrcs land for sale miles from Port Byron,
ZfU Illinois, and 9 from Mississippi river. This
40 in the highest Of cultivation 10 acres Of
fine timber is I've found in the State In view OF
the War - and Port By:on rail road being Aaish-
ed in Years, this farm presents Of the most IA
cradle oh neas for pleasant home of any offer
, d IN ,hr county. On this farm is n good dwelling
an fine h,r, with any amount Of under ground sta
bling. Terms favourab Bile. Apply +,
IT. C.. EADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
AGAIN ON Ill A Nd!
WAN pWWL g UO0Ns

New
&c. o
We
but contenet small
To
se'" VAN TUYL 81 COOK,
Dayenp .NfaY
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-26
Good Thiura

Many good things ABUSED, and this abuse consti
tutcs evil, all the evil that exists this fair world
Medicine Is abused in its II cathartic Pills MUST
sE TAKEN, then why not harmless instead Of the
drastic purgatives We say let delicate persons and
children use DR.. G. BENZ. Smiths (genuine) Sugar
Coated Pills, because they irritating but mild
and pleasant d. C. ELprpoE, Agent.