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TEACHERS WANTED.

The School Directors of Stroudsburp.
wish to employ two male and three female
teachers, to take charge of the schools in
said District. Also one to take charge Of
a Colored school.
The schools to be opened on the first
Monday of October next, and continue
six months.
An examination of candidates will
take place at the Court House on the 2stb
inst
c. U. WARWICK, PJes,dem.
otroudsburg, Sept, II, 1851,
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CONTRACT FOR CoRN.-Mcssrs. Mitch
ell & GARNER, distillers at Alton, H.,
have contracted for about 5000 bush
els Of corn, to be delivered from the Hi
nois river; I2,000 at 45 cents without
sacks included These are about double
the rates paid last year by the same par
ties,
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THE END OF THE WoRLD.-The Mil
lerites have been holding series of meet
ings at Syracuse, n. Y, and have now
fixed on the 10Th Of May, 1855, as the
day when the world will positively come
to an end.
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n. c. Nelson, Postmaster, Keesville, n.
\. has been arrested on the charge of
robbing the mail. He is editor Of the
Democratic paper at Keesville, and son
Of DR.. Woford Nelson, of Canadian Pa
triot war memory.
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\ child has just been added to the pop
ulation of Paris, which the editor of the
Constitutional says is of three distinct
colors. Its legs are blue. body cherry
red, and face black as a negro's.
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Ire You Assassa0l

Iu order to vote it is necessary that
strangers and new comers should be as.
sossod il the district in which they have
taken up their residence at least ten days
Le|orette e'octio7l Friends Of Pollock, see
TO it that you are "an right, and ready,
without let or hindrance to dePosite your
ballots Oh the second Tuesday Of October
Posi- OFFICE DEPBEDATIoNs.--Thc
editor Of The Trinity lLa.) Adcocate, who
Is himself Postmaster, says that "post
Office and mail route robberies are be-
coming almost as common Us Railroad
collisions, murders or steam boat ozplo.
sions."
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The New York Times says that there
is 4 new thing under the sun. The gen
tlcmcn's beavers this Fall have the brims
set, underneath, with white fur, instead
Of black. The effort is very startling, ,fol
it gives you the idea that every man you
meet has either been born with lnt-white
locks, o. has become prematurcly grey.
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administrators Notitr.

Estate of JACOB STARNER, late of Polk
township, deceased.
Letters of administration having been
granted to the undersigned by the Regis
ter of Monroe county, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said
Estate to make immediate payment, and
those having demands will present them
properly authenticated for settlement to
CHARLES II. HEANEY, Ador.
Chesnuthill, Sept. %, 1854.
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For the Cure of Hernia or Rupture.
WEIGHING LESS THAN ?! OUNCES.

tut IA5 CuIG OF HGINIa OF hupLUI0.
Acknowledged by the highest medical
authorities of Philadelphia, incomparably
superior to any other in use. Sufferers will
be gratiGed to learn that the occasion now
offers TO procure not only the highest and
most easy, but as durable Truss as any
other, in lieu OF the cUnl5roUs and uacOm-
Portable article Usually sold. There is no
difficulty attending the fitting, and when the
pad is located, it will retain its position
without change.
Persons at distance unable to call on
the Subscriber, can have the Truss sent To
any address, by remliling Fire Dollars for
the single Truss, or Ten for the double
with measure round the hips, and stating
side affected. 1t will be exchanged to sur
II not fitting, by returning it at once, unsoli-
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The Grand Jury Of Philadelphia, has
inicted Robert Simpson, late Treasurer
of the County of Philadelphia, VIM. J
Christman, his chief clerk, and Johr
Sizer, one of his sureties, for felony, in
embezzling, 880,789,25 belonging to the
commonwealth Of PeDnsy lyania.
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For Sale only b. the Importer.
CAI.ER Il NEEDLES

Cor. Twelfth {, Race St5., Phiiadeia.
IL Ladies, requiring the benefit Of Ne
chaRIcql Supports, owing to arrangement OF
The lnternai Organs, inducing Failing Of the
Womb, Vocal, Pulmonary, DysPer>lc, NeE-
vouS a'lJ Spinal Weakness, are iriormei
hat 4 competent and eXFerured Lady viii
be In attendance at the Rooms; tset apart
}or their crclassce gse.) No. III, Twelfth
81, Isl door below Race.
Iune p. lS5t = IL.
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The fight that was come off between a
hydraulic ram, and the last bull sent over
by the Pope, will take place as soon as
Bishop Hughes can obtain the necessary
enclosure.
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lEEThe trotting horse Grey Eddy was
sold in New York on Saturday, to Mr..
Grifiths, of Philadelphia, for the sum OF
So, 500.
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IL The young lady who was carried
away by the "force of remark" came
in last night on 'train Of thought"
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Yew York.

The Wing State Convention has made
the following nominations:
For Governor-Myron II. Clark, Of On
tario.
For Lieut.. Govcrnor-Henry j. Ray
mond, of New York.
For Canal Commissioner-Henry Fitz-
hugh, Of Oswego.
For Prison Iuspector-Norwo Cd Bovine.
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DON'T DEsPAIR.-If you slip down,
just get up. a stout heart is as sure to
finally weather the gale, as pretty girl is
to bring down the man of her choice.
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BEEF EATERs.xEighty oxen only
make one meal for tie crews Of the Brit
ish feet in the Baltic.
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In the city of New York 25,l1O per-
sons were arrested by the police for Grim
inal offences from the first Of January to
the Both June of the Present year.
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BE- A Known otbing at Somerset, who
fell into the water, refused to be rescued
by an Irishman and was drowned.
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The young man who caught a lady's
eye has been requested to return it..
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The clock business in Connecticut stands
as follows: 2s clock factories, 1879 hands
employed, $I,o00,0o0- capital invested,
and the result 10000 clocks annually.
One fourth Of the clocks arc sold in Eng.
land
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TO THE VOTERS OF MONROE COUNTY.

Esh0lc- CUioens:-I offer myself as a
candidate for the office of
Register AID Recorder,
at the next ensuing election and respect
fully solicit your votes and support. If el-
ected | pledge myself to perform the du-
ties Of said office, personally and to the
best of my ability.
JOEL B. VLIET.
CoOlbaugh, tsp, Sept. %, 1854.
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sag CaterpiIlars are stripping the trees
Of their foliage in the vicinity of Doyles-
town, Pa.
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II 1t is said that 1000 Swiss will soon
arrive in Mexico, to serve in the army.
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To the Electors Of the Congressional Dis
trict composed Of the Counties of North
amptOn, Wayne, Carbon, Monroe and
Pike.
The undersigned has been requested by
number of citizens from different parts of the
District, to offer himself as an independent
Candidate for CONGRESS at the ensuing
election. Although the proposition was al
together apart from his wishes or expeCta-
tIOns, yet, after much reflection, he has de-
terminel to give an affirmative response to
his friends. The reasons which have induced
this conclusion are various. He is willing To
serve the public if they make the demand
Again he believes that there is desire in
the District to have an Independent Candid
ate that thus opportunity may be allowed The
voters TO express their views upon measures
Of Importance now before the country. This
Is a time 20 dismiss party sutservicncy and
to show by speech, vote, and action, true pa
triotism. No one capable Of reading the
''slgns Of the times" can deny that our coun-
try has reached historical crisis What
we need is not so much platforms or political
creeds as fearless intrepidity to speak brave
sentiments and to do right.
Having been born and reared in the county
of Northampton, and lived therein almost all
his days, he feels that he needs no special
introduction Of himself to the people of the
district. Specific pledges it is not wise to
anticipate. Generally he promises, ifeected,
10 give his best attention to the advancement
ot the interests Of the important and growing
district whose special representative he would
be, not forgetting the principles to which the
cizens of the good old Commonwealth have
always been attached, at the same time stu
diously looking to the welfare of these United
States, upon whose union and prosperity the
hopes Of the friends Of freedom throughout
the world rest.
T. +. STEWART.
f'a.tcp &lnto,.,I,- IG-f
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II Wild pigeons are numerous near
Winchester, Va
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n@ Three -fourths of the citizens of Har-
risburg have the fever and ague.
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tiers Of Hc iON SCHGi0ria5 Diiric
Of PENNSYLVANIA.

The Senatorial Couferees selected bv
the Democracy Of Wayne, Pike, Monroe,
and Carbon counties, to nominate a can
didate for the State Senate, having failed
to make nomination at Stroudsburg Oh
the 23d inst, the undersigned offers him
self as candidate to the people of the
District to represent them in the Senate
of the State.
JAMES II. WALTON.
Stroudsburg, Monroe Co., Sept. 25, 1854.
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lGy~ 1t is said the broom corn of East
ern Pennsylvania viii be large this year.
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Bg~To empty house of blockheads
set two dogs to fighting in the street
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MAR RFED.

At Tanncrsville, Sept. 24th, by Thos.
NJ. McIlbaney, Esq, Mr.. Frederick Stroh.
meier, and Miss Caroline Garbelmap, late
of Hanover in Germany, now of Cool
baugh tsp, Monroe co.
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Is Gov. REEDER, left Easton, on Fri
day Of last week, for Kansas. The ctr
gus" says he was escorted to the DcPO,
by the Easton Band ana several hundred
citizens, Z. J. Fox, Esq, made a few
appropriate remarks, wishing him safe
and pleasant journey, prosperity and sue
cess. Mr.. REDEER was too much afcc-
lsa to make any reply, shook hands with
all around him and as the Cars left, three
hearty cheers were given.
WoHT WRITE ANY MORE LETTEGs.-
The Pottstown Leagsr, a Loco Fooo
journal say: a doubling Democrat, who
don't appear 10 have much faith in Motif
denial Of his being in the Know Nothing
ring. has written hin another letter, max
ing the queries more direct and search
ing, Mott, however, refuses to answer.
lie won't write any more letters OF that
subject"
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go iGIc y01crs Of Monroe county.
Sheriff
20 the Voters of Monroe Coumty.

go the Voters of Monroe Couutv.
FeHow- -CifiaeRs:-I offer myself as can
ddate for the office of
Register and Recorder,
at the ensuing Election and respectfully solic
1t your votes and interest. pledge myself if
elected, to perform the duties of said office
promptly and faithfully and to the best of my
ability Your friend and fellow citizen,
ABRAM FENNER, Jr.
Dutotsburg, August "a, 1854.
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Sheriff

Of Monroe County, at the ensuing general
election and respectfully solicit your iuhu-
eucc ana sultrages. Should | zee cleo
ted, pledge myself to discharge the
duties Of the office with fidelity and to the
best of my ability.
Your friend and fellow citizen.
GEORGE ". FENNER.
Smithfeld, Sept. 7, 1871.
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IssscHd Osi, for sale bv
z4 r. HOLLIN&HE4D.

4 aCufsOi ALWAYS on hand and for sale
1 u by +. HOLLINSNEAD.
Strou is5urg, March so, 1851.
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To ilse Voters OF Monroe COunIy.

L. T. SIEW NRI.
Easton, September q, lSjI.
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Friends and Fello1o- Citi1caS Through the
solicitation of many of you, | am induced to
oier myself as a candidate for the office OF
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To the Electors of the Congressional Dis
trict composed Of the Counties of North
ampton, Wayne, Carbon, Monroe and
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FRENCH TEsUSSES,

June 30, 1851.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-13
L. 0. R0CKWO0D'S
PREMIUM
MOWER AND REAPER,
Improved For 1854.

THE subscriber continues to manufacture the above
machine IN Rock Island, ls., and in offering il to
the farmer, is happy 10 be able to say that his efforts
combine the MosT PERFECT MOWER with the Mosr
rERfEeT REAPER have proved eminently successful
The difficulties arising from the fact that greater
speed Of the seklci is necessary for moving than is
qdlred for reaPing. is overcome IN THIS machine BY the
use Oft i.laLs Of different size, giving the required
speed necessary for each kind Of work. The ..sidc
draft Is also mostly avoided By placing the ground
wheel on the opposite side ofthc tongue from the cut
ling part balance each other, thus making it
easier for the team The raker i placed Oh the plat
iora behind the grain. position which, By being near
er his work. enables him 10 do II better and witt great
er case. And the Whole machine is constructed
plan at once the most simple and durdbe II has been
used IN al KINDS Of grain and grass and is UNIVERSAL
acknowledged by those who have used it 20 do the
work nicer than be done with The cradle sc4 the
The following certificates viii show the opinion Of
farmers:
Certificate.
The Undersigned having Witnessed the operation Of
l.. .. Rockwoed's Moving Machine, ara gratifed 10
find that it docs the wort III every respect perfect
can be desired By tia niEest farmer, cutting the grass
eFener and clos to the ground than b. done with
the seyihe, and leaving il in the best possible cond
ton Tor drying, md considering the unequallea sim
pliciy Of tire hin and the durability Of the tn.tsri i
of which Is constructed we believe i 70 be the very
thing that farmers OF the west have long looked for
and much needed, and therefore take pleasure in
recommending il TO their
S. Bursan, Jackson CO. Iowa, L. Crane. II. Lin :
erali John Little, VIM. Burlson VIM. Mort II, r.
Morton, II DaIay, John Chapman, F. Burleson, e..
Summers C. Little. I. Nal lard, q. Long, II. kaston,
r. Reynolds. ". Wright.
Hgins. A. B,ownley, John Robertson. John Pollock,
H. Myer, +. 5. Wing, W Sherman, "m. F.sh, C. c.
alive rd
The price Of the Prairie Razor at the shop is One
Hunfred and Thirty Dollars cash for Mower and Reap
er together, and One Hundred and Ten for Mower
alone. Ten doll added the above for credit OF
l.. o. LOCKWOOD
Rock Island, Ills, Apr. l3, l-54-v3n
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III ALL,S Percussion Presses are very convenient
FOR Public Oflecrs. and business men, eos. but lit
he and stamp a handsome card. Samples shown and
order. received by
". II. HOLMES 4. Co., Agents.
AnG, 1851 W u clalre RLneh
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-13

Secretary Guthrie has written to the Gus
tom house commissioners at New Orleans,
10 make immediate inquiry as to the poll
tics OF one of their .ubordinatcs, who is sus-
pected of being Wing, and 10 have him
'.crushed OUT ii they find the suspicion
confirmed.
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STATE OF IowA,(
Scott County

STATE Of IUWA'E
Scott County,}
To Jane Binfor,i, Jeremiah Buord. Mary me Dunn
Mazda Damn, John Dunn, aiid Rosstla Donaldson
heirs Of Peter Dunn. deed: .
NyOt are hereby notified that there y now on ME, ~
the office tile clerk cf the District Court ~ scot
county, . petition of Caleb Dunn claiming oi You ~
heirs Of Peter Dunn. decd. partitlan ol tue isllo"
ing lands situated III Scott county, Iowa, 10 VII. ~
west half OF the south west quarter oi section t"o W
Township sevcni, nine north II range two east OF le
5th p. NJ, of which Real Estate the sad Fe'ef nti
to share ~ forth in said Petou-and that uhle, ;.
YOU appear, and answer thereto, or sciere the III
tecnh day OF May, le54, Judgment viii b. rendered
against thereon ~
Dated this seventh day of April, \. j. lsj4
CALEB DUNN, Plaintiff
BY JAMES GRANT, his Atty.
April l3-a9-4wt
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li.m ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOY WANTED.

4 STOUT iHdti-,ri0u. Wd j. aHutra "a this aiise a.
y / Roller Hoy Constant rnI hoy nj and fair Wa
go VIII b. gwen. Aplly lmmrdiatt}! i German
bJ, would ~ preferred.
Gazette tfirr, Apgil li'h, -,
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!

CHEAPER III AN Even!
s1rEh y,ju.t received and opened new and sll''l-
w I'D - ,rinrri OF
:Staplr ana fancy Dress Goods,
Emirailared COlirs, ader-laeyss and
ChtmiZct's,
Earggn Sh7wls,
De Lame do.,
Blk SIX do.
Gloves aud Hosiery Of al kinds,
ponnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
1.erhorn. Straw, and Blk. SILK Hats,
French Cloths,
Ja<smcrea aud Cassn It's.
FuttoH1dcs and Jeans,
Boots and Shoes,
Blk. aud Colorcd Caters,
Half CATERS and Jenny Lind Shoes.
Umbrellas and ParasolS,
Stand and Hanging Lamps,
Sugar and Coffee,
Teas, Spice and Polp p
And in iact nearly everything tat i wanted can y"
found here. Purchasn. goods in Ne" YORK. at'
plaiacic Ihia very c,tap, pledge ourselves I" SEA
a. low il no, low lnn any house ~ the stS titil ~
the Corner OF sd a Brady streets.
Apr II -. ~ EbssspHft
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MORE NEW GOODS

lie undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
ne That be has just received and opening out
at No Lc Claire Row. splendid stock OF
NEW GOODS,
Consisting in part Of
Clocks Watches, Jewelry, Lamps, Tableware,
Silver and Britannia Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Pen-knives and Cutlery:
Nhchadded to his usual Stock and Variety will e.a-
be him 70 supply the demands Of the Public in his line
wth the best choice as 10 style, Pattern and Quality;
ana he VIII be pleased 10 supply them a, the very low
est rrces. A. e. BILLION
Davenport, April Ith. ls54.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-13
The STATE OF lowA,t !.

The STATE OF lowA,t
Scott County,
In Coanty Court in said county Sttn" as Court u
ProbGte:
To Hannah Brown. widow oiZcbcdi lh BroWn--and II
The following. the heirs at law Of said Zebedill
Brown, deceased. viz: Sarah Ann brown, D!riii
Brown. James Brswn, Mary Ann Brown MarSar I
Brown. widow of George Brown, deceased. aud
Guardian of Cynda Brown MINOR ana 10 SAID CH
linda Brown. and Addison Brown.
NvOU and each OF you hereby notified that Ste
i phcn Thompson, Administrator of HE estate oi
Zebedah Brown. deceased has filed in the County
of Scott county, Iowa. petition for the sale,
(subjeci TO the rights the SAID Hannah Brown wsa,
ow). of the following described Real Lstae, situated
in said Scott county, iowa, 10 wit:
The west of south east Of section f1nr tIG
tn east of south east dissection four t4G
s. north east of north east Of section nihe l9i
All in Townshir eighty, (oG) rorh of range four, ~
east of 5h r. NJ. for the payment OF III. debts against
satd Estate. and which petition will come on for near
ing before his Honor, William Burrs. the Judge OF
said County Colrt, on Monday the fist day OF May.
II. 1851 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day. III the Court
House. in Davenport said county. nj whc! time an q
place said Court will order the sale OF said sal Estate
for the payment Of debts a@in. said dcecdent unless
you then aid here appear md show cause to the con-
trary. 81 EfHEN InoMTeoS'
Administrator of the Estate of
ZEBEDlAH BROWN. deceased.
Cook & DILLON, AttsS Tor applicant.
Dated y Iril 9th, le5i-32-2 Nv
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JOB PRINTER WANTED.

\ good printer. who umderst.Dds JOB work, cal
ostafn p,fman.ur slraa'iou and so'i asa- oa aI'-
liit5t.au at this Office.
GzxrrTE ClEI.E. Apd oh.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-13
cINcINNATI FuRNIruRE STORE.
FRUIT TREES, EvEReREENs, &C.
Averv &c Cox11stOC1k,

Avery &C Co"stoCAA,
uVAvE now ut their Nursery, twu miles south ives,
III of Burlington, a very large auanti. OF Apple ana
Cherry Trees of suitable size for planting out IN VI,
ehards Our Trees are healthy, stoekN, wen rooted
and vigorous, and consist principally oi suth Sius as
have PROV en- be the most valuable market FRUITS I'D
the West, together with Others recommended oy the
ynr,h Western Fruit Growers Consention ourstocR
OF APPLES is the arge, and finest that We have ever
had at any one time for saleaaong which there are
l5Qo0 Raalcs janet II, 900 Northern Spy, lOCeO White
Winter Pearmain, with many other popular varieties
in large Quantities, graduated to suit the demand -
Price 2i cents each $40 per 100 per l0o Or $50 per
lUOn, for extra size more IN proportion. ,
CHERRY fREES--Seyeral thousand rne and wen
grown Cherry Trees of the most approved SORTS graft
ed on Mazzard or Heart Cherry stocks. Price ~ 70 %
cent, each, S3S per lUo $500 per loeo For nose
grated Oh Moro 2o cents each. OF Pear, pwatt fc"
and Plum, We have but limited supply OF ethef Si
suitable size for transpanting. Price % esA,s esS,
Grape Vines, Ounce bushes, Sed ultsh Su!'asS' S'
10 TO Is cents each, -. H.,
vita Price from IS cents 10 81 SO each
Vt P0rders promptly attended 70 aha i'eess s~S''""
tally packed for transportatoh, ,,.'
I'VE would particularly request those wlshing 10
purchase to examine our extensive stock, embracing
over one Hundred Thousand we'll grown Trees OF suit
able size for setting in Orchards. We personality pay
the most strict attention to the propagation and eut-
yaton OF Trees in every stage oi their growth and
from long acquaintance with the business have be-
come perfectly familiar with the peculiar habit and
growth OF most of the varieties eoalsate-thereiore
We consider no strongef guarantee can be given.
rnrprrtnr, Iowa. Ian. al-t, ts5i-23,3m
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-13
GREAT BARGAIN!
SWan Mills foc Sic.

1 HESE splendid Fiouring Mills now In conn letc OPP
eralIon y offered fbr sal Tire most reasonable
terms. The house Is four stores high, and we'll
buiIt-hrec pair large Burr stones turning out one
hundred barrels -four Per day.
To those wishing 10 avail themselves Of this desrf-
bi. property and not acquainted with the location
otie same viii merely add that il is situated in the
growing and healthy town Of lie tHc. nj the head Of
the upper rapids the west bank Of the Mississippi
river, Scott Iowa L. Gldirc contains l20O l;ib
itaHis aud is improving iast r than ANY river town in
the - lie according 10 number Of ihliabltuHisSrpaS
Singiy healthy aud Is surrounded by of The best
wheat growing Countries Of the Mississippi. Is
opposite PORT BS ron. at wtie. point rdi1road VIII
have Depot hy lA' lIth sept text and ears running
.t III bear freight aud passengers 10 any part oi the
cothtrS. You who are acquainted Will milling, now
will merely state also. that ethtr ard important
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