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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13
s. S 81 5i.t WHEELING.
!. sPKING OF
5o 81 3 wM.aT. 5sELRY.as "a 9
WHOLESALE DEALER I'M

it WHOLESALE DEALER I'm a
Fg Foreign Sc Domestic Dry Goods, ~ ssii
No. III Main ST., West side, betiUeen Monroe ana
i5a.i aEH yaa5 llsii Onion stS. = -. IL
asit sa.,if - Ait Wheeling, Va, la uf.s
rs NOW In receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
and Notions, direct from importers and Manulactq;
rers Comprising complete and desirable stock OF
goods adapted trade othis section be found
In any house West, to which would respect FULLY
invite the attention OF retail dealersj consisting oil
q IL, DRESS GOODS. y5Hg
In black Silks alpaeas, poplins, awas de LANES, ginE
hams, etc. with very large stock ofps, OF the best
makes and eolors. Also, bonnets ribbons, ,linings
other trimmings In. variety and 0rSYis 80 la ~
e4vs ga Es5f. MEMS WEAR. % g,t :. -" I1-I'
In cloths, cassimers, sattinets meTino cassimeTes,
jeans weeds and summer cloths; also, Cottonades, Def
blue drills. brown linens linen drills, nankeens and
other gools very desirable assortment. Also,
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn and hats soft
WOOL brash hats, etc,i with full stock of linen and cot
ton seamless bags buraps table diapers eraa
drilngs, ickgs, checks, shiTting stTipes etc., brown
aud bleached muslins; with good stock OF white goods
In the t.Hs ,,,.=s zs..-4 lt.s IlenliE'
AS cambrics, aeonets Irish linens laees threads but
TONS hosiery gloves. combs, etc., in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well in
Z mara6 y W.T.. sELBY...t :,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13
Thomas n. Gibson

p -. -4HOIHdS n. GlDSOn, ~ ~"
PLUM B Err AND G AS FITTER,
No U,tiot ST, opposite c. II. BrrTy's Rope store.
EGS leave to inform his friends public in gen
10 eIa thatie continues TO carry on the plumbing and
fitting all its various branches, and soIi
citS share OF publ patronage. 80 fsf5!
He has constantly on land, lead and iron pipes,
mon and patent hydrants cistern pumps bath boilers,
water closets, wash basins, cold water fountains
tells, water coolers for private families, hot and cold
shower baths bath tubs lead and iron Cinque boxes
collins atters kettles retorts Tor bleaching and all oter
dispatch .U H7- ~ ~
Also, chandeliers, pendants brackets belIar lights
candle burners, etc. -.
Al llOrders left at the above place will be thankfully re.
ceived and promptly att ended to.
n B-All orders from tho country viii meet with
promnt attention. an6-6md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

= y Co-Partnership. rs,
HAVE this day associated with me in business, MT.
~ o!A. ZANR.late OF Wheeling, Va
IN Baltimore, Feb. 1st, 1855. - MICHAEL HERR.
THE subscribers having connected Themselves under
the hrm Of MICHAEL HEIR + Co., will transact toe
mission business for the Produce, PrdvisonS &C..
at Nos IS and 80 Spears Wharf, and HorIs Dcpc
Joining Calvert Station, NoEthISt. 81 lsi ai3tS.
They respectfully solicit the patronage OF their friends
giving assurance attention all
upon which advanceSRfn be mat de when required.
tsl-sl ll.,1 ri .iliE fiHsl, ,EsMlCHAEL HEIR;
baltimore, Feb lst, 1853. On o. A.zANR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13
al Pemberton House.
~ Il Water street. Fellow Monroe.

..t ,5lr-- ..sr WHEELING, va. sHss- a 4lEs lr4
rN NJ. M.PEMBERTON announces TO his old friends and
tile public generar That he has located in The COM
nodious brck bud.-s. formerly known as the ISL
Cares.'' and Thoroughly repaired and Teitted it,
prepa ed TO entertain in good style
prices. The Pemberon House is situated Immediately
on tile Steamboat Landing and The Depot Bal
ih:ore and Ohio Raroad sfording rassergers tor the
proprietor respectfully invites the attention his
friends to his house, and solicis share of public patron
age s-S. r. n r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-13

60 IL. nUtr NO. 1877. sfss.llLIA u, -z<sFEzg
MEMS PooTs ms =woMEN,s CATERS, ;HLEFI y
I 900 pr mems kip boots, CATERS, ETC. ,cIEiHI
70 900 mems thick boots, 200 pr womens CATERS, .
900 mems calf boots,. 400 do half CATERS, ,
1000 mems waterproof do 600 do walking shoes,
MEs's BRo0ANs. 900 do pegged busiins, .
800 mems calf brogans, 800 do kid buskins, slip 8
,000prime kip do y ~ ~ y. pers.'n -
l,500 do thick 10 80 MISSES RoorEEs nus.
900 low priced. do KtNs, gro. ft.aats
noYs' rooTESs 900 misses morocco lace,
1900 pair boys thick bootees, 300 do kip do ..n
500 q - kip do 300 do icalf, do
zoo t4u.{s calf do 800 do iu kid and mo. d
YouTH BOOTS rocco buskins -gtt' |a
900 pr youths calf boots, 100 do black, blne and
SO0 do kip do 40 bronZed gaiters, =: .
1870 do thick dn l-.lsl; cHILDREs's BooTEEs.
hnYs AND YOUTHS BROGANs. ,6O0 fancy bootees, ss
t000pr boys kip brogans, 5000 kid & morocco .iE
1000 do thick do - 900 ehildTen's peg'd" tr1r.
luOO youths do do 1000 childT Ten's goat
COO do. kip do 1900 do coiorcd -i-s'-
500 boys and youths cali do 0UM SHOES tIe.s
woAFk's LACE BOOTS 1900 pairs mems, ladies and
800 morocco lace boots, chdrens Gum 2hoes.
l0ou calf ia do / tHA rs
6m IL do 100 dog mems plush eaps,-
lou KIP do SUO wool hats, cd
5-..3 ats.Fs 800 wood band boxes. 3. E.-"f
Thankful for the liberal onage heretofore extendedto
u.s. solicit continuance OF the same = Is
sep3 D MccLA LIENs & KNOX
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
aympathatic.
Go, may God protect you

A correspondent writing to us iEoi!.
town out West. speaks very ieelingiy OF
poor aged pussy, which he was obliged 70
kin n few DAYS since He had grown 90
old that he was becoming nuisance, ana
the women solicited Dick TO take nm OF
to the woods and make way with hiIa'---
Having no shot. he was obliged to load both
barrels Of the old fint-lock London Twist
with psass. After tying the superanuatea
mouser to a young maple, he stepped p'ek
few PAGES, and prepared 10 dotnc work OF
death "Itwas hard trial. says me- 10
do it," There the old veteran sat full preas
towards me; fifteen years old this slnhg;
he had killed during that time more ra's'
rabbits. and chip-mucks than would MI
forty foot barn He had held his own a.
gains, the whole canine troop OF the neieh-
borhood, from Squire BIS old Dol, tan mas
tiff, to Mis-. Sally P.'s chrly spaniel. rais-
ed the gun to my shoulder-both LOCKS were
np-with the middle finger on one trigger
and the fore finger on the other. ! took a
trembling but sure aim. Bang went the
old shot gun. Old Tom ay struggling al
the foot of the tree, and your humble SCR
want was sprawlad out at full length on 'he
ground, the result Of a sudden Reaction o.
the fowling piece. Ijump.d up, and walH-
ed slowly TO the sdot where lay the deiunc'
pussy. He had celsedto breathe-hc haa
apparently died with few struggles. Hisend
was pedsc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

Some twelve years ago, wagon shop be.
blplnr TO a Mr. Kline, ut Eaton, Ono,
was burned ts the ground Abou, the s,slnt
limo. a building at West Alexandria, was
,ikewis, CONSUMED by fire. None Of the
cor lectures al the time, concerning the OIL
gin of the fires were correct the real Orgy
ginator was not suspected. Twelve years
had elapsed. and the disasters mentioned mao
been almost forgotten. Last week. says
the Eaton Register, came weary toottnan
from PENNSYLVANIA, leaning on stan, ana
entered the house of Mr.. Kline. Tune and
trouble had brought so great change IN the
mans appearance, that though formerly
known to his entertainer, ne was not recog-
nZed until he told his name. lie was the
the man who had set fire to both the atore-
mentioned buildings! His object had been
plunder, but he says his netarious enterprise
resulted in nothing Observation-Disclosures
nor enibvment had he known since The COM
mission OF these crimes. Aiiilcted ny tue
panrs of guilty conscience, and fe"!tifg
that he could not die in peace without comics
sion and atcning for his crimes, he came Tor
the latter purpose. He confessed his quit
and expressed his equal Willingness to re-
ceiye either punishment or forgiveness
whichever should be preferred by those
whom he had injured. twas deemed more
noble to forgive than to chastise, and the
pen;ten. was permitted to "go, and sin no
more" The unhappy man then proceeded
to West Alexandra, and was there tola lnat
the man whom he sought, and whose build
inv he had fred had moved to Indiana
rhe penitent then resumed his pilgrimage
in that direction.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

NAroLEoN's ADpREss.-'The following Is
an official cory of the Emperor Napolen,s
address to the troops destined for the Bal.
tic:
Soldiers: Russia having forced Us TO war
France has armed 100000 Of her children,
England has called out considerable Min.
Der Of troops. To-day our troops and armies
united in the same cause. danomnate in the
Baltic ms vel as in the Black SEA. hye
selected YOU to be the first carry our eagles
in thoss regions Of the north. English YES
sels win carry YOU iherc-a unique fact III
history, which proves the intimate alliance
Of the two great nations, (peuplus.) ard The
firm resolution ofthe two governments mol to
obtain from any sacrifice to defend the right
Of the weak, the liberty Of Europe and the
national honor.
Go my children! Attentive Europe open
" or secretly offers up vows for your tn,
umph our county, proud of struggle which
only threatens the aggressor, accompanies
You witliits ardent vows; and !, whom I'M
nerieus duties retain still distant from the
scene of events. shalt have my eyes upon
you. shall be able to say---"They are
worthy sons Of the conquerors Of Auster
li,z. Of Eylau, OF Fgiedand and Of Mosko
wa" -
Go, may God protect you
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

AN AMABLE GIRL.-This young lady o.
pale ana pensivc cuuntcnance, not pfet'y,
but interesting. She dresses in white and
wears ogquet. She sits close to her mann
ma ana the wall. A gentleman is INTRO
duced FOR the next qaadrile. She bows
her head and moves grscefully to her place
iuhaling by the way the fragrance OF ner
insapeiabs b }quet. A most Interesting
and edi(yipa conversation then takes place
which consists Of sort OF draw'hg-fooiii
solilyquy by the gentleman, WIN echoes o.
somn oil his words at appropriate intervals
by this lady. To all direct questions she re-
tutns the shortest possible answers She
has few opinions OF her own, and her silence
proceeds in some degree from mn.lvalS houte;
hut in a greater degree from. having nothing
10 saw Yet, though she is thas icy TO you
she iAaws wonderfully, you haar, amongst
her in,j,nates. Then she is highly accom-
pishcJ She draws beautifully, and sings
ijyinely, it is said, but cannot utter a ho'e
if any one be present, she is so nervous,
She Is addicted to novels, but only those OF
a sentimental order, She marr'es MT,
Rawson, n little attorney i'll large way o.
business; and the "amia5Ie giTi becomes
matter OF fact woman.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

An ECCENTRIC INTfRMENr.--On 'he w II
Of May, 1897, the body OF Samuel BALDWIN
Esq, was in compliance with an 'nInnch"n'
in his will, immersed "sans ceremonie,' ~
the sea at Lymington, Hants. HIS motive
for this extraordinary mode OF intermco'
was to proven, bis wife from dancing over
his grave" which this modern Aantnppe hao
frequentls threatened to do in ease she sur
vived him.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
FINANCIAL pgospFCTS We have snpi

financial PRosPEcrs-We have seen
the worst Of the panic, though we have not
vet seen the last of the failures. Stocks.
we think, have reached the bottom. The
movement of produce vii soon give relief
T. the country Banks by taking out their
currency. The adjournment Of Congress is
II long desired event. The various appro-
priat1ns will now throw a argt amount OF
gold INTO circulation and help greatly to
strcngtAen tha mercantile and banking IN
ierasts II the country On til whole, thsre
is no coed ground for croaking; there is,
however, wisdom in prudence, in caution
not giving long or large credits-not extend
ing beyond control, for these are revolution.
airy times, uncertain times, and the wisest
cannot see far into the future. Thompsoa's
Reporter, l5M.
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CONFECTIONERY.

=, HE subscriber having received tho Agency OF INC
! c.l.L-alra Ercg,. Confectionery ~ Messts 1""''
Ind \ 90, ~ New York. IS How prePare 10 thhe o.
~ Island D.vcnfogs md neiehbnri2 towns 70 OK
afl his SAM les III The iverleol crockeri anu .>S
W:r,l,ouss, ~ ~. also VIII ba Kept sii"i Pa.h"r
f,r lb supply OF thoSv w!.o pref purchasing ~ '
,itv { Rock island
RnrR Island Au, u, lS5t-Wtrw 3n
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Adr;nis srstor's Sale OF Real Estate.

THE ntaersl guad, Administrator of the Est'te OF
| William Dr.dy, deed, will sell at public anetoi!
to the highest and best bidder. on s'tdid"y inc
.oid AIN on h. premises. ia such quart titles as wi
am nm cIasrrs, the following Real Estate: The
North West guartsr Of The North East quarter ana
~ s,ction twenty three t23) in Township Eighty Il, ]
\ nS Ran-e'N Two (ol + Of the 9Th p. H. situated
in Aliens Grove, Scott CO.. Iowa.
Tbis nrnnerty is desirable account Of its timber
r.rns ! ssh balance secured, payable IN 9 and ~
} " III Ian ntr n In, .rcst JOHN MAY
l''o''''s ~" " - 49, Admr.
fo' i'''"'' JAMES THORlNGToN.
.,roo ,Fs..v.r wifi Atty al Law.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
ONE Harry HEART-H YOU made one

ONE HAfrY HEART-Have you made one
happy heart to day Env.ed privilege, How
calmly yon can seek your pillow, how sweet
\ sleep! In all this world, there is nothine
SO sweet Is giving comfort 10 the distressed,
ds geitIHg sun ray into /; gloomy heart
children 81 sorrow meet us wherever we
tnFn; there Is not moment that tears nre
not shed and signs uttered. Yet how many
OF those signs are caused by our own
;houshtlesness! How many daughter
wings The very soul ola fond mother by
acts Of unkindness and ingratitude! How
many husbands, by one little word, make
whole day Of sad hours and unkind thouohtsl
How many wives, by recrimna,iou, es-
TRANCE and embtler loving hearts. How
many brothers and sisters meet but to vex
and injure each other, mixing wounds that
no human hart can heal! All! Il each one
worked upon this maxim day by day,-strise
to make some heart happy-jealousy. re-
yepgc, madness, hate. Will, their kindred
evil associates, would forever leave the
earth
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

Tho most agreeable Of all comPan'ons -
a s'nple frank NM, without any h'Sn'
tensions to an Oppressive greatness QUE
wh, loves lie, and understands the us,
oft; obIigipg alike, at all ho1rs; above all
~ ,rolacn temper aud steadiust us an an
chnr For such an onewe gladly exchange
the greatest geuips, the Nest brilliant W.T.
the nrninnndrst thinker.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

THE DRoUGHr.-Seyeral weeks since,
the prospect for an abundant crop OF CON
throughout the country was excellent. We
are informed that the long continued drought
has 80 affected it throughout the southern
portion Of the State, that scarcely hall
crop will be made. and in many instances,
not one fourth of crop. Some OF our
neighbors III Kentucky hlve abandoned their
crops entirely. and turned their stock into
the corn II eds Cairo Times, 9th.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

RIVER MaIL.-Wc understand the Post
Office Department has contracted lot 'he
carrying OF the Eastern Mails by the aa'ty
line OF Packets between Rock iS1sho ana
Montrose, connecting ut the latter pace
with daily line of stages to heoKuh' an"
at Rock Island with the Chicago cars
This arrangement went into operation last
week - MuScdiiae jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
viii Of zacaariah II, Goldsmith.

Az rer.ons whom tmay concern are h,r'oS nom, ,
4 - XIII, sha,I nppiy to the County Court ~ thc
g" ~, ~ \, lH,npport. M tho first N"udaN IN
st,mher fsyt 10 PROBATE tie vi 81 l'ie '"sa 1'e4'-
RAN H. e'i'SA'''a' " w COLLINS, Executor,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

A beautiful mirage was witnessed, says
the K ngsha Telegraph, on the Lake on
Sunday. Vessels were seen at immense
distances, apparently sailing in the air, oc-
cast naly duplicated, and sometimes tripli-
Gated Tae Michigan shore was said to be
visible a par tot the day. whilst some lfsis-
ted that they could distinguish the sandhills
trees, and bushes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

ACRES oflud situated ]! mites north OF the ety.
1 " 49,, si,n,t.d for a II. sdenee Gardening; Tor
priec and forms apply to McGREGoR. LAWS y
EI NkEnDhE, NJ bc Stare hs"'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

EGYPTIAN DARNrNG.-There is in exist
ence piece OF Egyptian darning, unfinisll-
ed and with the wooden needle stuck in it.
begun before Abraham was born, it is
thought and not fnishedye
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

W & J. T T. e. Co. still continue issue Drafts on
England, Ireland, Scotland Wales, France and Ger
many, VIZ
Ireiand..on uDLIN, +; yable In oil the proyir-
c;al towns.
ED.iap d..on w. TApscoTT & co, Liverpool
and PRESCOTT. GRUTE y CO., London. pay able
throughout Englaiit and Wakes.
Scotland IN The british LINEN cos BANK,
Glasgow. and all their Branches.
Germ agis -.on Iessrs. GJGEL. KOCH d co i.
Bankers frah ON the Maine. iayab throughout
Germany and Switzerland
Francesca Mcssrs. EDWARD BLOUNT 81 Co,
Bankers. Pars, payabls throughout France.
Sneh Drafts pad at Sight, aithOat discount or
arg otkcr eharge
lrF7Persehsr sid mr. in The country and Wishing o
engage passage or send money to their friends do
50 by renting Nh. 1moant 10 W. d J.. i 4. 6. Co
with full dirteitons which will immediately be attend
| ed to. and Il receipt returned per hfs. mail.
EmiErants and others forwarded TO all parts OF the
West and afada. in the same expeditions and eco
nomic,l manner heretofore.
" PAhy further information will be given appli-
cation persoAall. or by letter. addressed to
w * ]. I. TAPS OFT & CO..
Sc South ST.. New York.
orto D. G. MEG OMAN. Davenpe RI.
st. Georges Buildings and
w. ia PSC0TT6 Coz Old Hall, Old Hall 81. Liver.
Ne. I Eden Quay, Dublin.
JULY II, Is53-wtrw -tf
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Large Farm for Sale.

Large Cdi IA io4 oaAe'
A SUPERIOR stock farm; well watcrcd Il $50 acres.
of which 40 under f.lcs-.bou, $50 acres u
good cutivalion--j6 aer IN go ID timber and wood
ituat, IL miles from payen OFT. Terms of es!meii
very isba..i.
ALSO: splendid Farm &C coo acrcs FIR s!e-lfohting
IN lie Mississippi river. miles above Davenon:-
For particulars appl. 10 EaDS 4 NiChoLLs.
Also a be .;,.fg little farm of 10 acres miles from
he Co nj House. OH road TO Nascatineweil linproV
sd; Orchard &c call carly. -
ALSO, good farm If 2. acres near Blue Grass
ysry desirable. EADS & NICHOLS,
65 ACREs--ia acres improved, cont inng ba'a
lurs sites adjoining the west side of Davenport, ana
omnanaing beautiful view OF the river--Iowns ana
surrounding country. w.
Quarter sections of fine Land near the town OF Wal
,ot,.-32O acres , miles u nth of Walc'tt.
CITY RESIDENCES FOR >AlE--2 beautiful Gwel
nrs on lots II aud j.. Corner OF I'd aud Answorh s
N rsnn's Second Additionally cling house and lot IL
block 81 Nortl Of Court House:
Lots G and in block .C--2 Lots in block Il:
Lot Corner 9th and Harrison SIS: large DTS Cor
ner tn and Psrry 9j TT ront on 9Th Corner CT ROCK
Island:
atenemcrts on lot G. block c5;
LOT, on 3d s., Corner of Faf.Ihan,
4COi Acres OF Land in Cedar county;
1000 In Muscatne c"anty,
,.cnn g do in Iowa do
1900 do do in Poweshiek do
For particulars and consultation of Maps cait 81
Aug EAbS NV ~ .'fr
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WANTED,


rs-lNE and SIGHT BILL on TIL Eastand somih 10
i whicl, the highest current rat viii be paid y
Aug NJ McGRkGOR, LAWESS BL3hEMohE'
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Prices Current Of Davenport Market.

Reported ~ J. Kcnrsiek & Sen, Com. Merchants.
Flour ex. S. 7. y Dol S. 30 Corn Meal. D. bush A..
do S.F.. 100 Butter. p D., > ia a,15
Wheat, fall plush. IS Eggs. y dog. sgh
do spring. e5 Chickens, - 1,5tog2,a
Barley. 40 sood. = cord, 40
Oats oG7I - Coal. :. bush. 1ei
cornin ear. l-ae6 Prai hay y ton, 5.H
sh .lled .aesa5 Timothy do 6.N
Potatoes, 50 Hides, dry flint b
onions, IS GAO DO Green, !?
Salt, Kanawha, 20 'pples, dry = bu l,5t
do g. a.. C5 Peaches dry I" do 2,G
Reaus, white bush 4uIMois.es, 5 II p gal q
Pork. y 100 Ii s3,75 g 100 do NO. s.
Bacon EuMs 5 n lOSugar, y. o. b 4te,
lard, y II SIGofee, Rio T. Il Il
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Our readers will excuse a want of edito-
rial, as We are little indisPosed since me
po!rtca! campaign Just concluded. We
have received so many unexpected shots
frrm the ambush. right and left, rear and
front, as 10 be poorly able to more than ar
tculate. le3 ere slain.--.Niaer's Erpress q
Iith inst
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IEsu AN cE.
D G. MCGOWAN Brady s.. above the Post
Office:

Office:
-aGENT-
TOR the following responsible Eastern Companies.
RisSs taken I current rttes. Losses liberal ad-
just ID aud promptly paid.
American insurance Company, Utica, New York,
Capital. s2tO.eGO
Mohawk Valley Insurance Company, scioto,
New York, $4,000
L,comiitg Matua Insurance Co., Pcnna.,
Capital, 3fGcH0
Utica Live Stock Insurance Co Capital, $3.50
fiPSCOTf d CO.. General Emigration and Foreign
Evr
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NEW GOODS.

lust received from the East several ca
- SIS of New AND DESIRABLE Goops; a
monr them large assortment of Prints, OF
new STYLES and choice designs. We have
also IN han good assortmentof DE Laines
suitable for jail sales"
H. n. SMITH,
Aug ed. Corner fed l. Brady sis.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

B00K-BINDERY,-
AND BLANK-BO0K MANDATORY,
r,lIE undersigned having associated themselves ~
The above business. are prepared 10 40 any ~ ~ :"
Finding that MAY b. called Tor; their tools are all new
and carefully selected, equal if nj super or 10 ~!
Thing in the western conutr! ,inelnd!ns he ee.t his
Machine and other machinery now used IN the oaSi'
ness Also stock of papes for Blank Book ;, &c, ana
fine stock of Leather faf Plain and Fanet hi.,dinG
including Russia, Plain and Cu!orsd eau, oes Aofoc
co. Sc.
pan2r Ruled 10 any pattern.
oli b soks and Periodicals rebound
All orders ior Blank Books for county oHcers
promptiy attended to.
LIE Claire Buildings, Cd street ,o,rs
Davenport, July 18th, ls5i-tr~w.t
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24
GROCERIES CHEAP"
BARKLLY, THOMPSON & co,
Wholesale and Retail Groccrs.

FRONT STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HAFE JUST RE EivED and are constantly re-
1 4 ceising the ioIl!wing articles which they offer
10 tn; Trade cheap