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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08
SIEGE OF sEBAsToPoL.--We copy the follow
ing from the N. Y. Evening Express of the Both

SIEGE OF SEBAsToPoL.-We copy the follow
ing from the N. Y. Evening Express of the sOth
ultima 6
sebastopo has not yet surrendered Surrender indeed
it is by the exciting intelligence by the Africa h
about the last thing its inhabitants thinking of nit
last dates Resistance to the last extremity seemingly
determined upon-stern, unyieldng resistance-and it
really locks If the Allied troops would have to kin
and destroy every Russian within the walls before
their ags can be run up victorious the rampars The
dogged upinching resistance they exhibit has not many
parallels in history In modern times ths siege Of Sara
gossa by the French in Spain has perhaps some rase-
bance in the heroic courage displayed by the beseged
but saragossa Voluntarily yentnred such terrible
sorties the Russians have been making at intervals and
with.so much effect upon the outside enemy When the
Spanish city fell the yctors in the words of Sir Walter
Scott won, not saragossa, but her chldrens bloody
tomb u =
The future historian Of the campaign in the eriea
probable will record the surrender of Sebastopo on no
other terms While outside its blood besnsare
horrors horrors head accumulate Imagination alone
can picture the appalling within. Typhus fever
had broken out from the great numbers Of unbred dead
Confagratons continually occurring from red hot
shot, and water exceedingly The Russians
nevertheless told preparing fight from
street and house to house Cannon posteS
to sweep the streets and the very DWELLING houses
to be converted into forcatons There Is horril worl
ahead therefore-horrid work whom a breach shall hay
been made in the walls to the entrance Of 1h
besiegers a44s
The tone Of the Articles we copy elsewhere from th
London Times II will be noted is the hisriou
character The ntest apprehension expressed lest h
fresh endorsements the way will be in time Il
suceor the besiegers whose Strength greatly
from day TO day by sickne by the desutory attack
Of the enemy 1t is discovered that the Russian ii
the Grnea Is far different character than the Russisi
on the frontiers of Turkey also that the representation
that used to be quite current ermipg want Of asci
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

IAPERIAL SYMPATHY Louis Napoleon lately
attempted to make q little capital by letter Of
sympathy to Madame St. Armand. Nicholas,
we think, has been more successful in the same
line. Accounts from st. Petersburg state the
public sympathy shown, on the death Of Admiral
kornilef becoming known, toward his widow
the Emperor and Empress have both sent her
letters of coincidence The following is q trans
lation Of the Emperor's letter from the ST. Pc
tersburg journal:
The glorious death your husband has robbed our st
Of distinguished Admiral and myself Of Of my most
beloved fsowlaborers, whom bad fixed upon TO follow
lip the successful lahors of Michael Lasarew 10 the
mourning of the whole feet and the sincere sharing h
Ill in year grief can not add In honor ef The
remembrance Of the deceased than repeat with rea
his last words He said tee happy IN dying for my
epuntryh Husssa Will not forget these words and tAe
honored name OF your children will stand
history of the Russian navy. remain your syer ell
| detected NICHOLAS.
GATscHINA, Oct. 26
The Empress, in her letter of condolences, Has
named Madame Kornileff one of the ladies Of the
order Of the e Holy Grand Martyress Catherine. =
of the second class, the insignia of which order
we're enclosed in the autograph communication,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

A FIT SToR We seldom undertake fish
story ., cause many stories of that sort have
told nd must therefore be very well tod e be Inter
woul RED ure informed to the odas opeadi be
orei e col lid comprehend how ten twenty or even ffy
fish, Il If ne may drawn from the water with one
hs min liz ,en The way the fishermen do that sort Of
thin ,p In Sa vanpah river il this: line fifty
hui ,red va rds long sunk in the river with hooks at
tao he'd som, ten fifteen inches apart and suffered tc
re, main twe We or twenty hours in the water When
dt avn ters fore there chance for indefinite
b. y II ssh But to the story Yesterday morning
these lines was ExchanSe dock which is said
" not ony 8, of the oldest inhabitants but by tht
des isgsrai en- beat any haul Witnessed since ht
days Of sjmou Peter Who by theway fshed with net
and not with "a line. We speak adyisedlJ and without
sTapaera1iep " hen say from three bushels
sh were fakent rom the line Although of that specie
not very popular termed 'Cst they doubtless yigds,
ment notTihsta, lding its fshy character Isnyanua
= Georgian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

BIRD EGGING ON THE PAcIFIG-~A gentlemen
who is somewhat given to the study OF ornithoogy in
letter written from San Francisco gives very in
teresting and surprising facts in regard an important
trade carried in the markets Of that city il the ssas *
birds He states that the FaraiIones de los Frsyle
group Of rocky islsts lying little than trsntg
miles west Of the entrance 10 the Bay OF San Franesco
resort cf innumerabs sea fowls known s. ia
fishermen 1murres.n These islands ara almost iuno.
cessihle and, with single exception are unfnhebited
They therefore, very naturally afford resort for xeas
multitudes of birds Some time since a company was
originated in San Francisco for the purpose OF hriugpr
the eggs Of the to market An imperfect idea IL
the number Of these birds may be formed from ths net
that this company sold in that city ths last season "a
and Augnst.) more than I'VE hundred thousand sgrs
All these gathered single Of fhese fsland.
and in the opinion Of the egger not than one egg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

GROCERIEs--GR0C CERIES- GROCERIES.
w Landing from ships Memphis and Tarqutp-t
~ so kegs GOSHEN sBTTTER. 49,
~ so caseE PINEAPPLE CtIEFSE-
100 boxen BUCKWHEAT; Ia=
40 barrels BUGHWHEAT t+3
100 boxes assorted PRESERVES and JAMS.
so boxes CAPESS; - '
20 Cases MATCHES:
$40 dozen CLOTHES HINES.
30 bsiea TWINE: - u a5z
- so neats Baskets;
100 dozen BR0oMs: 4.==5zz.-
$50 boxes FIRE.CR ACKFRs5-
20 kega SHOT; ..=5z...
10 kegs BAR Leaf,
- 50 hnxes CANDY, -
$50 half chests Bf ScK and GREEN TEA
10 quarter cssas BR ANDY. 5z s'a.e
30 eighth casks BRA My
% tisfces SALMON.
100 kts SALMON;
1n0 boxes SMOKED HERRING. ~
20 h4tros TABLE SALT. 49,
100 62xes Colgaie's SOAP. ..&
. 100 boxes Colgate'a STARCH, otc., for sale by
H. L. STONE a. CO.,
MI ot ... conner GrYvor Fulton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08
Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates.
PRIZES LEY s BEIN,
nf..a

Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates. 4l
PRIZES LEY Elm,
50 and 81 Camp street.
@s- IMPORTERS and DEAL n-
Es " @ E9REIaS sa ASp All Is PoEsTIG s,issn Il
saa g. psbsd dseSSsss to asiss,sG ds G aud
drs etiss
he tsir stock one t Ss. assorted 4 and we'll
IT, Sst s,s as aHa @ f as aag
following they
sso tons English Bar Irou. MI, rouaa and sqasrai
ssS s 5ss ssssi:i,' f.. e Ss'
% :. Pennsylvania Boiler Iron ---'1.
e. '';5 y s4''sE'ss $Iss:S $Iss:s Ess;., ss,i
500 bia Ensis Iro ass
lssS s't ess ss' ss sais Fsss sSa''
ls.6o pounds slsek Tn; @ @spsl,fE is9 zias sss
'YS 100 dozen eoes Spfs ssA . ''' Sheets
g siest s Aa,s, and Spade.
100 >. Wilson'S Genuine o9fee Mills;
hSsss s m and ass Ssst hats sfs,s vi s
Rssa md R Pa asss ss P fs.ss a
Window Fasteners q very desoiiption;
pas. pasP ssaess 9,a and P,a%sm ea s. sss sta
os lsi.oi Log, Trace, Halter Col ohaas'
Chain Cables and Anchors;
asss HI sa% aaa Rord. estsaa and Ho.
pieughs of John kng's other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Caatingp Frenh lO3 pints;
TaTfed and hIanilla Rope, all sizes; :
Gakun AIarliae, ffousen etc: ' =5zz5
Ola, Sperm Whale Lard .inseedi
Atlantic Pure W hite Lead;
Brooklyn nnmbers White Lead:
Black and Yellow Paints. Verdigrs;
Paris and Chrome Green;
Mil Stones;
Sheet Bar and Pig Lead Pipe, etc,
ks They agents for the following nanufact tofss-
HiLLMAS, SANLEER z co.'s EEIEBRl l.TED TFNNrssEE,
RoLLNG WORKS. wheae Boiler lion has been examinsd
report the CsTb
this city deelared to be of the quality, " - N~ u
THE HUMPEiR SHEET and COPPER lroRKs
a large well assorted on bani " - . .f
NfA. BADGER CO. PLANTATION GRlsT MILLS nnvs--
sally approved ~ 't 'e-
T. EANKss PLANTATION BELLS nil sizea from 30 to 20 %
YguNG's SUGAR AND coTTo,S PLoUGHs. 3
Az which In additione 70 their large we'll
eis- ~ " '- Hes1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

A New H4IAD.--The New York Sunday Times
presumes that Committe on g Greytown'' will
sit during the recess, and suggests that they
offer inducements to one Of its members to com
pose an epic in honor of the achievement. to be
filed away in the archives of the Smithsonian
Institute. If no member of the Committee
should be a poet, there is one Caleb Lyon, Of
Lyondale, who might be added shis muse is
said to be always in harness. Let tho Had be
taken as a model, and q new Flaxman engaged
for the designs. BY way Of encouragement, ii
furnishes few lines, which will do for a. speci-
men. They commence in the spirit of Homer 5
Iliad:
sof Borands wrath to Pierce the planteous spring
OF fame immortal, Heavenly Goddess sine---=z' :
That wrath which burned the luckiess Grsyton down
And done it up particularly brown
Declare, Oh Muse , In what Inflated hour
Spraug the fierce strife--from wat offended power
Holns, the brave, that ceniiagratinn spread,
And fired the town. till oil the nstigest fed
They Greytown our Minister had spurned
|. And for their high oifeDse their houses burned
For Boriand sought with nlenaces to gain ~
The captive Smith from the Masquto chain
The venerable patriot reasoning stands
With one Of Jennings rifles in his hands
To this he points. and with majestic grin,
Declares with spirits Ill go in and win ~ etc
A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-Edgar Gonklin, son of DR.,
fathers residence Saturday the 12th inst We learn
that his death caused by eating quart Of walnut
meats which he did on wager, after which he partoek
freely Of oysters The deceased about twentytro
of We Observe thst hs Orange county papers
attribute his death eating poisoned oysters suivsn
County Whig, Nov 2l &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08
RAILROAD TRAVELING,

sATEW ORLEANS AM CAR Hssg GssssEgsgsss4ss1
RoLLToN RAILROAD. Winter Ar-l4tsszzSsSs6E-@sz
Carrolton Departure Trains from Conner
iaronne and Perdido streets,
Men Orleans:
Steam Trana-Ts 9, TO- II, IL j. ss,T
From GarroiitoE:
taRm Trans5 7, 2, 10, H. IL and l.
Children lnder IL Servants 0oentn Bun
aiss Of 25 Red Tickets ~ So
LAFAYETTE LINE.
sI Theme the Depot street.
F Departure u Cars.
and is minutes until evenings sH,
from Horse ste and sH A. NJ
FARsb cents Children under rats
1 NotSpecal Night Cars for Pafties Balls Meetings
died when required after the mentioned hours n29
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

ESOR LIVERP00L.-The new A ~
n fss. calling American ship GULF STREAM. EA4Es2
Capt L9rdis loading snd viii have dispatch
freight Of 1900 hsles Cotton, apply to
81 r$.ss+s4 j. ?. WHITNEY 4 CO. 81 cainpat.
on bpgFa, n3D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

NOR ,LIVERP00L-The A fast sail ~
~ Ing American ship GEORGE PEABODY, Capt. SSAAMsks
hsng nearly ~ her will have
ditpatch. For balance oftreight apply
ds GIFFEEY g LOWELL, I1s Common street, "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE

ESOR LAFOURCHE.--LAFoU yS =.
n PACKET DOGT0R RATEY, A.. Dugas, lfssk$5ssSSzzSs'
hastei leaves MONDAYS at F. NJ, and FRlDA YS
MS 6m coNERY WILSON, Nos 4 ard ds Front Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

ESOR LIVERP00L-The A American ssE
-A buis ship CHARLES HOLMES Bowihy, mas SS4Tfss
freight Of 600 bales Cotton appiy 10 =
X. II. chiffon. Gs ST. Charles street
ID or 10 CHENEY LOWELL, ,tB Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

NoR LIVERPOOL. THE new A ~
k fsst sailing American ship WILD CAT, Capt
Bnl loading aud will have quiek dpatoh For freight Apply
ar For pa,sags apply he capal ou board Vi e1p ps6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

NOR HAVRE-The splendid A New s5sgsS
York paekat chip GERdANIA, D. H. Wood mau- {dAAAk
loading and having her engaged
dispatch. For freight
n9s H.A ASIBbtDfiE j. o. an St. ee stfaet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

HHORs HAVRE-The / fast sailing asassS
I'LL American ahp COL. QUITS, Captain Snow, is Azsk
loading w have quick dpAteh freight OF $50 bales
apply j. p. WHITNEY g. co. 81 Camp street
ksS- FOR pasEage apply to the Capan on board. d5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

EsOR TRIESTE-The A fast sailing asssaasS,
ship EVA, Captain Phlbrook, ia now load SAAA
ing and will have quick dispatch For bales
pyto ~. WHITNEY d CO. 81 Camp street
apply 10 the CAPTAIN on hoard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

E1y0R LONDON--The A Bremen ship s4ss.
~ OCEAN, Captain Gatxon, will meet with dispatch 49,
For Freight o Flour, ote. ETC., apply to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

E{S0R RLIVERP00L-The fast sailing -
NJ Americas hip WIZARD KING, Captain Conf NJ
aaye neay ~ he cago engaged, sill have immediate opateh
d4 eFFNEY q LOWELL 1is Common street,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08
Western Energy.

Six wears ago when first We visited the
locality Of this city, We were introduced t.
baekwoods man habted in Wild buckskn,
Rh1 had just arrived from California and
Utah and had been robbed by the Indians,
al everything Including his last stift. The
next ge heard of him t@o years afterwards,
he came through our ~ with large train
of merchandise for Sail Lake, where doing
well, he return q and took out a stock the
succeeding rear, which were traded for cat
tIn. &c, which he drove to California, and
sold NJ, an enormous price, (beet being ex-
csedingly high at the time,) from which
he realized a very handsome amount with
which he has been operating in the
. Golden Land Thu ncxt We heard Of him
j. away South at Virgin Bay, on the LAX
Nicaragua. The ship is wrecked, and by
noble daring, he rescued twenty-five human
beings from watcry grace From these
ha received the only tribute ,ruly brave
nan values. He IL now in st. Louis pre-.
pairing purchase Of $500 900 worth Of
merchandise for Salt Lake. where in COM
panv with his associates Mcssrs. Homer oi
San Francisco. and w H Hooper Of Utah.
he anticipates establishing Banking
House In thi, connection they anticipate
taking 10 the California market 5000 head
Of cattle, horses, &c.-Counca Buys Lu-
gle.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08
A Painful Interview.

Mr.. EDITOR Seeing paragraph in your
paper of the 18th, speaking Of the omission,
in all the lives written Of Alexander Ham
jlton, of the name Of his wife, reminds me
Of thrilling and painful incident, to which
7 was an eye witness, connected with that
lady, (who by the way suppose few viii
need be informed was, before marriage u
daughter OF General Schuyler Of Albany)
About tie year 1922, as near us can re-
collect, ] was on boaad one Of the old Full
ton aud Livingston line Of bouts, says the
lanes Kent or the Chancellor Livingston,
ON nv way from New York to Albany. All
who travelled In those days viii recoIeet
that the dinner hour was quite as interest
ing as now, The Indies were Of course.
provided for FIRST; and the gentlemen who
stood near the foot Of the tables could crowd
upon the back seats, go tia, they respect
fully retrcated us the ladips came down,9
until the latter were seated; then such as
we're not crowded quite off, could take a
seat on the signal being given.
Among the first that were passing next to
the berths, and back Of enc table. was
Aaron Burr. and it was my lot to be mex, 10
him We got up Us far as those ahead Of
US could 90, before coming to seats occupied
by iBueS Oh lHdt slut, Hllh AL Game To a
stand facing the table. At that moment
there came down opposite TO US a large lady
richly dressed and yelled, and while yet
standing directly opposite 70 Burr, she put
her veil aside, and raising her eyes across
the table she saw, with his eyes directly
upon her, Aaron Burr, and only separated
by the width Of the table. She gave loud
scream and fell, but there being quite
number standing by, they caught her and
carried her out. The boat was then about
approaching Neabutg, and she Insisted upon
being put ashore al once, as she would 90
no fnrlhar in the boa, with Burr OH Board,
and il was done as she wished.
During the whole scene at the table Burr
stood like statue, looking on with a stole
like Indifference and epmposure, never
moving muscle; and as soon as Mrs, IL !
y as removed be sa. down and cat very
hearty dinner, and won't his way as usual
But 10 say that ! relshed and enjoyed my
dinner, crowded up in q, Sc proximity to .
that man. with the history of that fatal duel /
rushing through my mind, Icannot.
Il was remarked at the time that Mrs. /
Hamilton said, il wus the first time She had +
ever set her eyes on Aaron Burr since the
day he had killed her husband, and no doubt
il was the last.-Cor. Dtrou Inq.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08
NOTICE,

)uRst AMI 10 decree vi the GouLts Co,Ir, AZ scnt
count! State 81 Iowa, the Lndc rsigIicd Admins
,falpfs 81 The Estate Of Francis M. Lceuc deceased
t1 81 ne!t, county, VIII sell al Public Auction to til,
highest bidder The House o, MARY Iori,. ~ p,..s
at htt9 ~ SAID county, tbeing The late residence
saia r raheis 81 Logue] GA WEDNESDAY, The 5th ia,
- 1ala, = -. ie54 between the hours Of o'clock
" uidi r. NJ; tie following described reuI .s,atn =
Wiz The North II fof the East Halt Of the North We,
quarter Of Section three, t3l in Township Seventy.
eisht' ltr North Of Range four, 4 Past oi tn p Nj
e stins being part " the Estate Of the said LAT,
ffahtts d Loguet and comprising forty acres
Terms OF payment made known al In, tine Of and
place vi Sale
JOHN b. BUCHANAN,
MARY LoGIE,
Administrators af The Estate IL Frll.es NJ logqe
Lat I'd ia the 9Th Jay II June, A. h. ie5l-i 0-2w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08

NoToEiErY.-Dr Johnson used TO say
that nothing was easier than to draw
crowd d house Let man announce that
he will preach standing on his head, and
thousands will assemble to see him do it,
The above reminds MS Of how little merit
il required in thu acquisition of notoriety.
We knew an Engishman who once adver-
tscd in London that he would, al given
time. sail in tub upon the Thames and un-
der T.and N Bridge, drawn BY ii parcel o.
geese in nquntic harness, When the day
came. the man. geese and tnb were there,
aud go were an immense multitude OF spec
ta,ors. curious to see the novel and lndl-
crous feat twas indeed ludicrous enough,
hut il id not end so u many OF those IN
s'eht. for the weight Of thu dense throng
caused crash and the death Of many Of
them by IN; Ring and drowning. The man
was Of course made notorious, he and his
reese. When introduced he asked II we
knew who h was, and said he supposed so.
We replied in the negative.
What. he returned, in astonishmcnt, 'nev-
cr heard Of mr before! Why, I'm the great
qUoSe mani.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08

Awell known Htratear of New Work, lee
turing the other evening before large aud
jrnce in that city, conten1ed with rather
trasomc prolixity that Art could not improve
Nature. until one OF his hearers, losing all pa
fence set the room in a roar by eNeialmin@:
How would YOU look without your wig!'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08

The tearing down Of show bills IS attehdeo
with moro penalty than is usnaliy imagined,
4 person has been sentenced TO the New
Work Peniten.iary for three months Tor MAI
riously chliterlting the show bills oil the
BrnalltNaN Thnnfrc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08

CHRISTIAN REsIGNATIoY.-Dean swift
said, with an ingenuity of sarcasm which
has never been surpassed, " | never knew
u man in all my life who could not tear the
msfortuncs Of aaoth2f perfectly like a
Christian
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08

WIG DISTRICT CONVENTION,

rINHE Ways of Scott. Clinton and Cedar co"hles
i are requested 10 appoint Delegates % meet W
rrnyrt ton AT nH Witt, on ) AIuRbAf, JUNE
ETH IHSr, for the purpos, Of nominating ea"a''
date {, r,ps.4 mi them in tic ncN saeral As''m'!
Of iowa.
Jane 9TH, 1851. b oTtsr Of tie minute
iou!sare source oil comfort 10 traNelers when wen
kept, but q warm head covered with natural E'oA u
% nar, eau be had by using Emersons American i'"''
Restorative. Price slcn in large Bottles ro,u y
WEBB Il SLOWER,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08
FERN LEAVES. sEnaND SERIES.

II ECEfFED this morning per Express direct from
IL the Publishers. a, the Iowa ssooE Rooms.
brady =, near 81, Davenport, -the FIRST batch hot from
the oven ofthe ud5airubi.
Fanny F rms New Work,
Beautiful! ILLUSTRATED, d uud cloth, gilt backs
price -,
AseEeEgb0d3 wants copy, call earl y-the first
toners .vi ct thea. Eli ADAMS, Agani.
q lnu s.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08
Hstp advertisements.
Il ELLIS
. IMPROVED MOVING
lANTv nr


IIn1-vest1xaE Macns
'iEsE Machines made under lie s,,ne,yi.ia, :,
Ut. Beil who isa practical farmer .nJ 49,, "
NM ~. so1ie tae farming community that he has n M.
en,9e lhat VIII accomplish the eating of srass and
s'ah - VIC most speedy aud pari.t 1t ,i,yrr an5 are
VIZ psst N use 10 the United States he following arn
anon. ihc esfitstes given Of their worth. 80 ~ :
-. akMAhk, l. rndAll Co., HIS, May H. la,1
81, -" undersigned, having used Bells Moving Ma
- t'r l.ast a5asoh, can sly never used or saw
1i'hs u lhc KIND that would give lis gooa satisf.c-
80 :. "9I"s Wihont eioggng Ia wet rs well as dry
y y SIMPLY constructed, works easy and re-
pal llle attending; span 81 horses ana ono
""h eft!s all ihat Is Necessary.
WM u, BELL
Asa MANCHESTER,
II. b. LEWIS.
~ j MACON, orurdy Co., lis Jan. L. Iesl.
Dear Sir; The Reaper aud Grass Cut,ipc
t"t'ihe bought ~ you last has given me lie
a"St ftrisel satisfaction worked Il with oxen aud
they walk fast eneugh 10 WORK t,e marne "a s,n ~
",,hss' 4. II. MORGAN
vi, sung 70 puretaS the above Machines
ise 81 apiia " f. BA LII,
''' ''f-fo-"u Davenport, Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08

An enormous mass Of amber, two iect
long, one and half broad and one thick. the
largest ever founu has been found in Den
mark
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GEO. H. DAVENPORT,
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