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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25

AN USKSowN lsLASb.-The British brig
Chatham was lately wrecked on an island in
The Pacific, hitherto undiscovered The cap
tain gives an account Of the adventures Of him.
self and crew thus:
We were distributed among the people of
the island, where we spent 4 most wretched
night, expecting to be speared every moment
The next morning commenced our naturalizl-
ton. We were all drawn together and armed
with spears, and marched off 10 the north end
of the island, as we supposed, to be there sac
rihced ,o their gods, for they have many but
the training ended well, and we were each la
ken to our respective houses again For sev
eral days this training was carried on, differing
only as their modes of worship differ, according
to which of the gods they worship. We then
found out that We were considered supreme be.
ings, AMI tina: we had nothing to fear as long
as they thought SO. The natives worship dolls,
departed spirits OF their own race, and have
gid men, or species of Pagan priests, among
themselves, whom they worship on particular
occasions.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
THE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO
FOUNDERED Al SEA

After waiting With painful an1icy 10 hear the
fate OF this Inflated steamer, we are startled BY
a telepraphc dispatch of her laundering at sea.
and the loss of $40 lives, as will be seen in an-
other column. She sailed from New York, the
2lst of December, with 500 troops for Califof
MIA, and 800 passengers, including the crew,
making in all 800 souls. She was fine vessel,
almost new. She was built By one Of the first
architects Of the age. and Of the best material,
but notwiths landing all the skill Of mar, she
C ,uld not effectualiy battle wth the elements
of nature.
All of her sails, spars, smoke stacks, and up
per decks and some passengers, were washed
away by the sea, which broke over her on the
morning Of the 25th. Her piston was broken.
her engines stopped, and she lay an unmanage-
able wreck, at the mercy of the foaming sea
At midnight the wind increased to a gale, and
squalls set in. What must have been the feel
ings of those persons, with midnight darkness
around them, the sea q boiling cataract, and
nothing between them and watery grave but
the broken hull of wrecked vessel, none but
those who have been placed in similar position,
car depict the horrors Of single moment.
On the morning of the Let British ship made
her appearance, to the JOY Of all on board, and
on the 3rd, the Steamer Atlantic bore down to-
wards her botn ships Wednesday, com
menced taking off the passengers, and soon re-
lieved them ell from their perilous situation
And. all that now remains for a sympa,hzng
community to hope for, is, that the dispatches
have been greatly exaggerated in the excitement
Of the moment, which we cannot but hope will
prove true.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
DIR. e. KIRKUP.

nFFlCIAl. Physician and Poor Director for Du
~ buque county
REsIpESeE-Man-strcet,a above 10Th.
OrFrcE-corner 4th and Main, opposite city Hotel
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25

b. J. O'HALLORAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
pEALERlN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, READY MADE
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Queens ,oarc, Groceries, dnd Hard ,1are &C.;
Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
Dr,,us 4 Medicines.

am in receipt of the largest and best stock of
NJ Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &C.,
EN brought to Dubuque These Goods were
osslced in person. and warranted fresh aud genu
/ 'suand will be sold very low for cash.
A. GILLESPIE,
Dubuque, Nav 5, '53. No. l Globe Building
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
JoseDh q. Jcnuiu-s.

JOSCPH u JCUHIHSS,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
rs prepared with Leveing and Surveying Instruments
i 10 any professional duties that may be e,
trusted to him. Maps, Designs, and Building Drawings
made cr.cr. 5-Oihce Nam 81. nrst door below
rhe Globe Building Up STAIRS over e. Fitzpatrick
Tailoring Establishment.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25

DR.. John B. HcniOn,
SU IL q EON ID L N I'll T..
Would respectful, inform his frie nds and the public
that he has located at Dubuque and will be happy to
wait all that may need his services.
Office in the Globe Building, up stairs, 2nd dooronthe
Sght.
- Nov. 2eth, '52-daw-lyr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
Gbe 'l}(trklq GlRress,
By WIN. H. MERRITT.
PAY UP! PAX UP.

WEDNESDAY MORNING., JAN. IS. 1854
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-25
PUBLIC NOTICE.
small POx.

NyHOSE who wish to guard againat the Small Pox,
i informed that the undersigned lust received
2 supply AZ fresh and genuine Vaccine Matter, for
Bale at the Drug store of A. GlLLESPIE,
No iiote Building.
Duhu0ue lima >th lSS3
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
FRUIT TREES, EvERGREENS, &c.
Av,rv e. ConaStocIk

IyAVE now al their Nursery, two miles south west
/ of Burlington, yer! large quantity of apple ana
Cherry Trees, Of suitable s2e for planting out III or
,hards Our Trees healthy, stoehy, well rooted
and vigorous, ald consist prime pl. q sth KINDS as
have prov be the most valuable market truls IA
the West, together with others recommended py tie
North Western Fruit Growers Convention. oarstoeh
of APPLES is the largest and finest thai We nave ever
had ut time Tor sale-noug whieh thefe are
1000 Raw les Janet l0,GuU Northern spy, 1870 htr
Winter Pt.trmain, with many othef popular Naf'etiss
in large quantities, grad TO sait The dcihahd.-
Price III each, $40 per Uu ler luU, % Sao =
1000. for extra Size more III PrapJTtol.
CHERRY TREES--Sevcral lhoG>lud Hne and wen
grown Cherry frees of the mostapprored sorts graft
"a on Mazzard or Heart CHEEKY stocks Price 40 10 80
cent. each SaJper loo $50 per leCo. For those
,-rfel on Moro IS cents each. OF Pear, Dwarf Pear
anJ PI,,n Ne Nave bat q limited supply of either Of
suitable size for splantiuE Price 30 cents each
Grape Vines, Quinec bushes, Red Datch Csrrahts &c
10 to i5 cents each .
EYERGREENS-Bat Fir, Black Spruce, Hem
lock- NorwaN Spruce, Red CedaraRd American Arbor-
vita Price from - eeuts to 81 50 each
Ii j7Or.icrs promptly attended TO and Trees substan
TALLY packed for transportation.
VI 1--WE would particularly request those Wishing to
purchase, to examine extensive stock, embracing
over One Hundred Thousand well grown Trees Of suit
able sizc for setting in Orchards. We personally pay
The most strict attention to The propagation and eui
yaon of our Trees every stage OF Their growth aud
from long acquaintance with the business have be-
come perfectly familiar with the peculiar habit ana
growth Of most Of The varieties We ccatyiteiertiore
We consider 10 stronger guarantee EN- b. s!feh.
Burlington, Iowa, Jan. II 81, Ie5i--23 SIN
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TO TEACHERS!
sanders' New Series of Readc
BY CHARLES ". SANDERS, 4. NJ

ny rHAEf,rs ". SANDERS. n
=. W.
PAbtishei By IPISOl'& PHIN.TEY. ...w york
IHEsE books are, III mater eHgra'nss and typo
Sfalit!, chlire new simple IN st!it, without be-
h'S Pacr,e-hehiy moral ~ tone, without being duh
the schoois-adapted 10 the eonveneu Of The reach
er without attempting to reduce him to the conlton
of Il me e niaci,e--and witlla unsnrpas,ed in nrf,y
ica exerttion-,lry are confidently offered 10 t nib
lie ~ inferior to none if not Absolutely ,apcror "a Il.
other work in this department of education
The sal. alone in the State Of New York il over half
a.miliion volumes yearly. ano which are the fow
ing: Sanders Spelling Book Sanders, p rtnr;.l
Primer Sanders Isl cd aud 81 Readers: rhomnsn,,
series of Arhmetics consisting Of his Ar,hfietical
Tables. Practical Arithmetic. Higher A AritIfnet;f 10
Wilson's Histories. Woedbury.s complete German, -
rrs Fa,qulllas French course Gray.s Chcmi,ry snnn
GERS English Grammar. Hitchcock's Ge4IIcy Mel III,
xntts An;tly yea Manual also Young's Ana yzcr--Jos
Mckeer. Superintendent of Common Schools in New
York lily: the Principals ol the Ward Schoo in, the
city Of New York; Dr. Patcrsons, Leonard Hazrtine
PRINCIPALS Of The several departments or iI,e W,rd
Schools in New York city. ard rse majority of the
Teacecrs of the Pub ic Schools in Newark. n. J, and
their FAY 7.
AMONG many rom eentsenen N Iowa The following
nave eseh, seFeftt oi Nhieh nave been unsolicited:
~ !" rr, inaYc Jus. com,plct,d The ex
and give them my unqualified appreciation series
"l ahihiaois adopted 70 thc common schools
iHOhAS II. REAIOS,
supt. Pub. Instruction.
RI woon.
mar s;r. ty.,,,,, a,.o,,-; ~, +, ~, c.,
i,s -, S.nl.r H,.,t.-s f,..,y .,...fs 80. = -, ~
III l.ronouncng them among the best now in use
II. w. IATHROP
Principal of Iowa City Pub S,bool
Iowa City. March, II, Is5i.
bava ex,,,,na, ,,i,, r,,,,, oor, ~,
s.,,o,I ioots ,,;.I az, IN ,,;,;, -, ~ -, 49,. - -. s
with Sud -. sn-i.s nr Ra,,i;n,, Iaas + -, -;
s,,urwh.t acop.int,.d mi cnmsil.rcJ 4, ~, - 80, III
tho ,,r.saut cinn ma =. ,.r,icn,.,,y ~ ~, ga,r,t
Ponder il rer.iuly cxcelientnn hs,t.r con h 60,
IL o,r sebnnts Gr.r-s a. .miSt-y i. !, ,,,;os ~ ,rL
nrotIt,th = in H.. .,,o, root, md ia ,in P,r;,,a 20,
d.,f Thotapson,s sarer of Aritn,.,ics .i,,,ar as .
VI ~ ., Il, ,.,,s il a ~ e,nd H. MI , !
more laf H. however 'has any c5iniehdatioh of niGe
can,
M'EttisoHs Anaistic Manuals, ain sorry TO say
nave hetiohha lihr 20 examine as wish 10 lhcy
feht upon sHtee Mhifh ls ait.clher 100 ilieh neg
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATH0LIC0N,
For the Relief and Cure OF Suffering Females

l stands pre-cnl
l. incnt for It's cur
tive powers in all
the diseases for
" hich it is recon
mcndcd, usually
called
pEaALI COMPLAINTS.
Ofthcsc are PGoEAp-
SIS UTERi, or Fall
ing Of the w oulb;
PLuoR .ALBus, or
Whites; CHIC SIC
lsFLAaM ATIoN AND
LIBERATION or THE
WoaB; INCIDENTAL
lie MORRHAGE, or
Flootlil 6 PAisFrL,
SUPPRESSED. AND IR-
REGULAR MESsTRr-
ALTON, Ge with all
their accompanying
evils, Cancer ey-
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Administrators Notice.

ANINGi been appointed administrator Of the Es-
tate oil Nm Dr;.dy dec late Of Scott Co. Iowa, b,
the County Court of said County. Al persons
titled thereof aud those interested required 10 prescn
such claims hey ma. have against said Estate dul.
authenticated for payment, within the time prescribed
B., law and those indebted to pay up Immediately.
JOHN MAY, .Admr.
Dayenrort April Goth, lsJt. 30 4w
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
DE WITT HOUSE.

,E subscriber has taken this house ard i fitting il
L up and furnishing il and preparing il for tn. ac-
comnodation Of the travelling public. NJ efforts will
he spared To render Portable those who favor me
with their CUSTOM Good >tabling provided
w. MckIM.
De witt, All 9Th, is5i-wtrw I'm
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
References.

References.
=. Il. PEekHAM. NJ. ID. Utica. n. Y.
Il. ID. FLEMING. VI. D., Canaadaigua, \. Y.
NJ. II. MILLs, NJ. d.. Rochester. NY.
j. Y. FooTE. NJ. d., syracuse n. Y.
Prof. DUNBAR, N. d., Baltimore, Nd,
J. c. ORRteK. NJ D..
w. W. REESE. n. D., Yew York City,
w. PREscoTR, NJ. d., Concord. II.
J. NEwIASD. ii. D.. Utica. y. Y.
Rev. G. 5. BEARD, Glenn Springs. $. G.
Pamphlets had Gratis at the Store OF
b. SANFORD. Agent Druggist, Davenport Iowa,
also sold i. j. b. Doa-hery, Museatine. and by most
oflhe leading Druggists III the adjoining countless
TTLetter addressed 10 care Of .ar. Curtis Hatch
.3gea. Al, Rareaa. Ohio.
To DR. M.RcHIsI-f have been ten years troubled
with Female mplanis-prolapsue utcfi. and all the
attending difficulties II times rendering my life most
miserable. hIsc had the attendance of some OF the
best hysicians with but little success: the most they
could do was to rceve--a out ofthc question.
For five months before G. inmencing with your medi-
cine. had not been able to perform any labor, could
walk but few steps at time, and scarcely went ont
Of doors-n short completely prostratcd. both in
body and mind and expected to drag out the resi- Of
days in suffering and misery. But reading your ad-
ycrtisement. was induced to try invaluable med
medicine called Lifetime Catholicon, the s. resort
had not used it week before felt like al otter wo-
man. By the Of three bottles was enabled to per
firm all the labor for six in the family with easc and
could walk nywlerc in the neghburhood without in
jury. Nothinff butt of my duty to you and Ia
the afflicted has il dnced me t. state my To the
public. can safely recommend the pieraratit II 10 all
those suffering like my self.
(Sgncd.) MEs. SARAH A. BtsHLr,
FREEDOM. PORTAGE Co.. ONO, Dee. 81, lr5i.
CTS. B. MARCHISI & Co. Proprietors,
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
HARNESS. HARNESS!

HARNESS HARN EOS.
v>O NIL in want of harness. G. ". BARNES, late OF
New York, is prepared To furnish, and keeps CON
stu, on hand. tho best articles made OF the very best
New York leather To be satisfied You need only call
aud examine. -.,r
Team Harness, Sl4GS-a
Buggy do i.1 ~
Also, brides martngals, haers, collars; III short,
ever, thing in the trade.
Trimming, also, done To order
Repairing done with dispatch ~
lhe shop is on Brady street, next door to A. G. Bill
Ions opposite b. santord's Grocery Store.
Do not forget To call il you want No. harness, or
if YOU want a cheap set. either he had. feelisS
confident can satisfy if yoa will give trial, am
always on hand waiting for your orders.
Respectfully, U. W BARNES.
Davenport ! ne 9, ls53-.af
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

O1lGd4 GxS 41&EA4s AS A~As'
WE hay" Just received and opened new and Sl'eh
w did assortment of
Staple and fancy Dress Goods,
Embroidered Collars, Undcrslccyes ana
Chemizetts,
Barc9e Shawls,
De Iinc do,
Blk. Silk do,
Gloves and Hosiery Of all kinds,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
I.erhorn, Straw, and Blk. SILK Hats
French Cloths.
Cussimeres and CassincttS,
tottonadcs and Jeans,
Boots and Shoes,
Blk. and Coored Caters,
Half Caters and Jenny Lind Shoes,
Umbrellas and parasols,
Stand and Hanging Lamps,
SUGAR and Coffee,
Teas, Spice and Pepper,
And IN fact nearly everything that Is wlilr" ~" -
found hare Purchasing goods IN Ne" orr, WI ~
Philadelphia very cheap. pledge ourselves Iii -,
~ low ii not luwrr than any house IN INC Guy. ' "
the Corner Of sd a. Brady Str::.s:
Apr II ID. q. thp
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
GH ANTS
DAVENPORT HOUSE,
Corner of Sd and Perry Streets,
AIENp1R1 Ints.

travellers Will IND thus cheap. quiet and pleasant
House, with good Slblinp ard Large Yard for ,e
roindaon Of Farmers and others With their teams.
Apiil sti, lsJi.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
FARM AT AUCTION.

FARM AT AUCTION.
ON Saturday the 2Oth day of May next. | viii OVER
! for sais al Eub.tc Auct my Farm. situated III
r,ntt cnHuly, b miles from tbs city of IsWeH"ri-
n farm ,ins 900 all ia Hnct oha hhiaFtn
aud f,ny nf hi.h i, In fine stat az "utll'aoh h'a
aere- partly timber and prairie. Thtimpr"Nemthta
Ibis lrm consist OF Raw large ana 60 nforlhtf
.iw lang house: Ais, good dwelling h,usc for ten
ant. onl-hoa- - barn. stable. corr 10, el'- ctc
T,ra.s made known nj time Of sale
Auction to cumm-ucc ii II O'Clock, ~ VI.
J. LGTASCE.
ILHc Grass. April 2Oth, lsJi-Mtrw-lst
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
Unimproyed Land for Sale

lsn acres near PD.ions Grove for sale ehcap for
NV cas!i--sone timber on the same and on,y two
miles from The ran road. Price 325 per acre.
Apply to
Z L
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
CITY LOTS.

WE have coml llcted the Survey Of Grccn's 81 adj
" lliion 10 the town Of D.vcnport' and no. ofe r
for sale thirty beautiful lets
Persons deslrous securing handsome sites for rs-
iicnces cal now have an opportunity.
COOK SARGENT.
apr! lsts leJ3. Land Agents.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
CHAIRMAN SALE.

UUAHUIAN YALE.
DN virtue ofan order ofthr County Court, VIII on
the premises proceed and sell 10 the be oiadei,
the 10 ldin described Real Estate, 10 wiz The North
West quarter OF tile North East auartar ~ seshon NO.
thrty-siA 1864 IN Township No. seyeny-nine, t.sl
North of Range fur al East being the interest
Sarah MeConib and the right 0i DOVER ID sts fanu %
M. m,nthar of said sarah McCnIisb. Terms OF sale
made knawa the day of sale, and the sar TO take
place on 18th day Of 4 pri ncxt, between the houfs
- clock in the forenoon and O'clock In the after-
noon of said ias LEVI DONALDSON,
inarci. 10, ls54- 4w duaruiah.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27

cepted) no matter how severe OF how long standing
lHe Cahoi;con FAR surpasses other remedies, III be-
g more seriaih. less expensive, and leaving the sys
tenn in better condition. Let all increstca call aad
obtain pamphlet Gree containing ample proof, from
the most respectable sources the beneficial results OF
s iise togct'.r with lcttrr- from highly experienced
III. e.ans, who have used i in their Practice AID
speak from their OWE ob obscryaiiOns.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
20 ACRE LOT

4 rohl acre Lot tirte miles from the city on the
y Iliek,r. Grove road. Will be sold at "A barraiii-
ffst rate Land Honsc - BY 80 feet; never falling wa
ter Near the line of The Railroad. Ac. Apni, 1,
PARKER & CHAMPION.
hih ~ Land Agents.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
POWDER HORNS.

A FEW dozen Powder Horns of an entirely new
April is-3mw. Z. LESSLlE'S-
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TIE subscriber continues to manufacture the above
machine in Rock lsiald ls., and, in Offering II 10
the farmer, is app! 10 be able to 81! that his efforts 10
combine the Musr PERFEcv MOWER with the Mosr
PERFECT REAPER have proved emnently Successful
The dficul arising from the Fact that a greater
speed of the sickle is necessary for moving ia IS re-
quired for reaping. Is overcome ~ tns machine o l,e
use ofwo nions of different size, giving the required
speed necessary for each kind of work. The ''side
draft" IS also mostly avoided by placing the ground
wheel the opposite side oftha tongue from the cut
ting part to balance each other, thus making II
easier for the team The raker is placed on the plat
form behind the grain. position which, by being near
his work enables him to do II better ana I'm great
er ease. And the whole machine is constructed Oh
plan the most simple and durablc II has been
Us in all kinds Of grain and grass, and is universal!
acknowledged 10y ihosc who have used il to do the
work nicer than be done with the cradle or SCI the
The following certificates viii show the opinion ol
farinsrs
Certificate.
The undcrsisncd having witnessed the operation of
H. O. Rockwood's Moving Machine are graiihed TO
find that does the work III every respect as perfect as
can be desired b.. the incest farmer cutting Inc grass
eycner and closer the grpdnd than can be done Win
the sc. the, and leaving il in the best possible eodi-
ton. for driving. and, considering the unequaed sim
plics of the ma, nc and the durability oi the ,tsriii
Of hic is constructed, We believe II to be te yer!
thing that farmers of The have long looked for
and so much needed, aud therefore take pleasure III
recommending il to tlcir use
s Burlsnn Jackson co. Iowa, J. +. Crane, IL. Linn
,,r:ll John Little VIM. Burlson, Vim. Morton, L.
Norton H. Dnpay, John Chapman, +. Burleson, G.
Summers {. Little, L. Nal lard, G Long, NJ. Eason,
X. 10, ,nolis. W. Wright.
Francs Anon Scott CO., Iowa. 4. Albert. James
Higgins. A. Brewnlty John Robertson, John Pollock,
II. Myer, +. 5. Wing, " sherman, WIN. fisp, 7. y
Alv, ri.
or together, and one Hundred and Ten for Mower
alone Ten doll RS added the above for credit Of
o''' nan - '''''F"'' J.. O. RoCKwooD
Rock Island. iiis., Apr. u, loj4 w3n.
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AGAIN ON III A N ID!
VAN pUYA g ODONa

and
land Boots and Shoes
oT
we eH Goods
onentei
To
s'''" ~ " ~ VAN TUYL &,COOk,
Dayenpo My 2h,l8
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LAND WARRANTS

or all sizes for sale and located by
~ PARKER 4 CHAMPION,
Feb %, sJl No. lie CL.ife Row !.
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CHICAGO
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
Corner OF Main and Front Streets,
q. L. DareRports old s,ama,) Darenport, Ioua.
TICHENOR g. YERTY.

TICHENOR g. YERTY.
Il JAVlAG opened their Ware Rooms as above IRE
prepared TO furnish al the aies, ssles Of Furn-
iirc Mattresses and Upholstery OF all kinds necessary
u convenience, comfort. or taste, where the same NAV
DC needed Tor Hotels, Boarding Houses, Farm
private residences and public halls They have now
oh hand general assortment, and to which they Will
continue tpa!i- and FOR cheaPncs5 and durability they
challenge competition. Among some Of their articles
on hand may he mentioned
Sofas, Lounges. and French Plush and other Rock
erS Book Cases extensive Centre tables. Ch.irs of
cry variety and si,c-Parlor and setting room, and
chamber sets, compcte-W ash stands, toc, and Hall
lHbies and Hhat .Nofs.
Trunks Of all sizes and qualities; Mattresses, hair
palm leaf. sea and suck OF excellent max ana
lhal!-Plows, feather hair and sea grass, u much
needed and also good article.
Cushions, for bug"cs and chairs made Of hair: To
which purchasers. either for single article or a com.
!c'e outit are requested 10 call u.s. W. have lust
openedi our Furniture and direct from the
iautit tfers hand, desiring To satisfy the wants Of
his e9nnuhit! and establishing ourselves in the bust
ness We Will give satisfaction. If possible therefore
please give Us call. Don't forget the place.
Davenport's Old Stand, Front St,
Davenport, Iowa.
March .st 1851 TICHENoR & YEKTY.
Maps of Iowa
4 MOTHER supply fnr sale at
"a The Iowa Book Rooms.
Brady street, near Sd.
mo u
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NIATERNirf-by q. 5, Fowler, For sale at
MI w. Ii. HOLMES h CO.,
apll3 Na. LIZ CLAIRE BLOeK-
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Jnimproved Land for Sale

lcl ACRES Of unimproycd land inel! located, near
lOU Ale S Grove. Apply 10
w. II. +. GURLEY.
0tlicc West side Of Main bet Front auI Second Sis,
Davenport 4 Apl II, '5i-tw-n
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A CARD.

IHE undersigned expecting TO be absent a few week
H. s. TRuL, Esq.. will give prompt attention to an!
business entrusted 10 M. thurgC during m. absence.
April l3, 81 L. G. EADS.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-04-27
Farm for Sale.

- Acres. Is under cultivation. 40 acres timber,
.)p good running water and first rate falling
scli-.o"d dwelling, stable ard Orehard-apIl! t"
Aui ~ Tt EADS.
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