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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
NEW rt.nlsoxED LET rEns AT rnE OLD rosr orrlol

AM receiving opening an unusually large and
geneia assortment OF Roots, Shoes, Hats, hornets,
umbreax aud Carpet Sachs, at the OF Market and
Monroe streets. Wheeling, va in the room formerly
eupicd as the Post odce and opposite The Mcclure House,
very large and tntii ely stock which purchased
for cash, from the OF the North urder
most favorable circumstances, and offer them TO the ci
zes OF Wheeling aud vicinity at reduced prices, whole
sale aud retail and respectfully solicit share OF patron
age.
deem useless 10 say much in praise Of my stock u
unbugsed BIZ advertising puts; snfce 10 say have any
variety o. menus youths, and Boots aud Shoes,
or, Silk oeskin WOOL eshorn brush and straw hats
aud for ladies every variety silk lawn, srawad braid
bonnets of the most recent fashions and styles Also
Shoes Slippers and Caters, both for ladies', misses and
Children OF the most fashionable STYLE make and quality
call and see for yourselves. .-sszE
Having purchased large stock OF the named
tiecs would respectfully invite country merchants to
call ami M, sen their orders. will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
APPS d. II. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

No language convey adequate idea the fmmedi
ate and almost miraculous change which it 0ccasion the
diseased biitaIed syste ~ let.
broken down by weak by nature, orimpaireh
ny siSkess; tne au oizaton 10 At
physical symptoms OF disease vanish together un
der its influence Nor is the effect the con-
tIary the relief s permanent the cordial proper ties
the medicine reach the constitution SELF and restore to
Is normal condition. Well may The preparation be CALI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

rs7ds Cordial Is zsd Up. highty eeneentrasd fnafat
otfE<S. 5sss- -sss-s-f.t
sE' O.. H. RING, Proprietor,
yssyl - 1872 broadway, New Work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
J. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

.T3WHEELINII, VA.
Wharf Ront Mt the foot of NJ onroe street,
Will attend receiving delivering ofeigt aud
tie collection orfreight bills.
Freight for all regular packets will he received free OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

NFokMATIUN is wanted OF One sack Of Gilseng. sup
l. posed have been nom the landing, in mistke
on the 3lst January, marked s.W. Bulard q Co..,
ANY person having knowledge OF it will confer favor
by informing us. 9E7.f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

81 q SECOND HASND8RIaNQ8R FORTRESS.
TWO second hand Piano FoFtes good tone and hand
some furniture and yyiIlbe sold ylow 10 close up
an2H Jas MELLoR.s26 Union st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
LOSS oF=MEMoRY,

presented phenomena in the natea nedica hither.
to unheard OLA stimuIa Mt without reaction.
The herb which forms its main Ingredient has
milte by all great medical and
lions Europe he in this respect gensrLS. DR.
Morse, whose is uIdspued authority science
discovered the production in Arabia where his attention
uced upon the natives. In fact tire wonderful power OF
tile exhasess viaor exhibited BIZ the arab of
sexes in their desert pgrimages is attributable
the OF Ills WALKING herb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

of the nineteenth century. It's, first scientific man
in the world would have admitted, that miIacle med
Cine heretofore supposed to have no cxistencc..a
STIAl ULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its force is expended, is with opium al.
coholie preparations and all other exciants The
these briel, and it may we'll he said OF him who takes
al he last state OF that is than the frs But
the Elixir eXerant without single drawback-Sae
in its operation, perpetual in its happy influence upon
nerves, the mind and the entire organizations it win also
remove dcpresSions, excitement, tendency blus
sIeepessess dislike OF society capaety for study
hEfpR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

'- Nft EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
who suffers Weakness arrangement, nervousness,
enrs pains in the back, any other disorder, wet.
peculiar her common sexss-to give
the nv:gorating Cordial a trial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

s.. avery -
opening OF the largest and best rtments
u OF Straw Goods Panama, Leghorn and CHIP Hats OF
every description that has been sold whole
sale or retail tprices that cannot iaii 20 please
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

-sAAc. lLUSE.. ., . - AS. ~. lIolEI
lIarshaH @. H., Va, lfoundspiue, P.o,,
ILL Ohio, Ma and counties.
wv Particular attention wi given TO collections and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION
coitsumptive habits by use OF bottle
bloom aud vigor and changing tile skin from
pale yelIo siCkIy COLOR to beauti l ord cnmnlexfon
= ! j
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect sound mind body this noat
necessary requisites 10 promote eonnnbia in
weary pilgrimage, prospect hourly the view;
becomes Swallowed with desar, and filled with
the meaneholy reeetion that the hapin another
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

NOlMERGURY ORFOPlUM-SOLEMNI OATH.
Morse, having recently heard that physcians
and druggists asserted that his Cordial
tanned Mercury and Opium has made the allowing afda
w.t.. those physicians and druggists supposed
contained Mercury Opium, from the singular energ3
with whchit acts upon particular diseases or ON the
Stale OF New York. city and county Of New York,
Onihe Jnne, 1916, personally appear
ed before me, H.. Aickes city orNewE
York Mecaf Morse, who by me being duly sworn, 10th
depose say, there Subate 9TH
mercurial preparation nsedin compromising andmanu
name Of Dr. Morses lnygorang Elixir Cordial and that
1t does not contain particle Of Opium. =
Sworn before me, This 26th day OF June, 1915. az
a. II. .NICKLE. Mayor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

NEW BOOKS!
rINhier's Consulate ard Empt,c,-e vols
i "Headei'S Second War with England, 2, 2 vols.
'tHeadley's Sacred Mountainx;''
.BaldwtnsS Thomas Gazetteer of the U. So
t'Shaw's Civil ATchitecIure,''
tEMinnie Hermon;''
'Kathayam Slave" by Mrs. Iudson,
'GUethe's Faust,'' &c. &c.
Just received by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

TOTECE is hereby given 10 all the stocklolders pri.
~ vale and mnicira OF the iempGeld Railroad Com.
plny that the instalment OF five dollars sha is
required be paid before the 10th day OF January
next, and he like OF five dollars per share monthly
the ter, until the whole amount ia paid.
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
Washington, Pa, Dec. %. 1858 de30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

Free EXpectora0n is the most important object TO bt
attained attempts 10 cure diseases OF tho Chest ant
Lungs. ~ -
The Hungarian Balsam is Great ESaectorant II dis
solves the morbid diseased matter in the air passages
changes from thick gutnous substance thin harm
esa substance, 10 thin fluid, and thu il OF with the
greatest possible ease and comnrtto the patient. There
10 no better medicine III the wod its exectorant quail
lty be consilereh. - y - ~ =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

szsE3zi ~ 1REMOVAl1. e.tsssss 49,
81 Isl9 ivs saa Street.
to one of Mr. Pax large new warehouses on Main
street. where te o. Tue so o.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02

A Goosg THAT WAS GaosE.-We have
read some characteristic anecdotes in ur
day, but the following. from one Of Wits
letters. from ..Idlewiiar the climax In
ehararteristicitu That IS, snpposing the sto-
~ to be genuine II IN Invention, il does
great credit to tie inventors very correct
perception Of what goose would be Likely
to do under the circumstances:
But had laugh at goose yesterday
with a lesson in il too. Coming home tow
ard evening, with nv wagon, full Of children,
the cir over our heads v as suddenly darken-
cd by the wings of very big bird, my neigh
bor'. latest waddler, who was chased by a
dog, had concluded TO up feathers, fly over
the barn, and take refuge in the ever rela-
bic and long tried bosom of the river. Bot
il was the day after the first sharp frost, and
the stream, though as clear as crystal was
of icv smoothness. and as impenetrabie a. a
rock. Down came the goose, with full faith
in il for long tried water-and the way she
slid over, and brongh, up at the frozen bank
opposite, after that heavy bump upon tina,
astonished egg-basket, was bouadiessly de-
lightfui to the children, besides the instrue-
ton in il, as to Winter trial of Summer
friends, il was comfort with a pleasant
spite in it to have one good laugh at goose
that waddles and screams after me, every
time trot past my neighbours barn yard.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
Mr.. crit.enden.

We are much gratitied by the re-
turn ofthis noble Son of Kentucky to
the Senate oithc United States, the
scene Of SO many of the brilliant tri-
umphs ofhis genius and eloquencc. go
Though not ranking with Clay, WEE
sTER and Calhoun in the very first
class Of statcmen. Mr.. CRuTENDES
will be fully the peer Of any OF the
survivors of those giants whom he
will meet III the Senate. lie viii
rank with EVERETT. BEl1., CLAYTON.
DOUGLASS and PEARcE Of Maryland,
and though less experienced il diplo-
macy and political business than Gen,
Cas-, he is equal TO him in capacity,
and superior in readiness. honest di-
reciness Of purpose. and all generous
and manly qualities. We expect him
to take and to hold very high and
Influential position in our NATIONAL conn
cils.-Louisssll Goar.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02

1Rrsn WrT.--.Plase your lordships
honor and glory" said Tim, Il shot
the hare BY accident"
by accident remarked Captain
Chas, Halloran.
II was firing a, a bush AMI the
haste ran across my aim all on his
own Accord"
THAT gamekeeper tells a different
story replied his lonlship.
"Och! don't you put faith in what
that man saws said Tim Ryan,
.when he niver cares about spanking
the truth anyhow He toald me the
other day. your lordship was not 50
fit to fiji the chair Of a justice as a
jackass.'
"Ay. ay," exclaimed Nisconnt
Killskiddcrv, .'indeei. and what did
you say"
PHASE yer lonlship, | said your
lordship was.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
Kossuth,s recent letter TO the

kossuth's recent letter 10 the Glasgow
sympathisers with the Turks, contains re-
markable passage:-aAs to my nation
said he,"I declare solemnly that, should VIE
be left forsaken and alone to fight once
more the battle OF deliverance for the world
We will rather choose to be Russians than
10 remain subject to the House Of Austria;
rather submit to the open manly force OF
the Gar. than TO the heart revolving pcrju-
~ Of the Hapsburgs: rather be ruled direct
II By the master than to submit 70 the
shame OF being ruled By his unterling. The
letters Of force NAV be broken once, but the
affection Of a MORALLY offended people to a
perured dynasty can never be restored.
Russia we hate with uncomfortable hatred;
but the House 81 Hapsburg We hate ard
despise."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
UNIVERSITY NEDICrNEsu

FRyER AND AGuEcuREp ny RowANp's Tos,c Me-
THE Uairersitg If Free Medicine ana po.,
RH0micdge, chartered by he State Of pen, plar
mia, M H. last essioH, ys: 2gth April Ir53l nai y.
the purpose ~ rsesilns the evils resulting fr! ol
&lr ~ spurious and dangerous nosruns also III -. ny
purpose ofsnppsing he public With reliable remn, .ne
N cnscs wherein tho patient ennlot obtain Or VII, ~
cinlloy tire bet medical advisers; having nprh ny
That Invaluable remedy, koWand's TOME Mi,,n.aael
account Of It's just eeebyit. and known eiicnry n IN
treatment Of Fever and Agnc, and lis kindred r .ns
tions,-has no hesitation i'll recommending /. q, :,
highest terms TO the patronage Of the afflicted " VIC
DOWEL Complaint cured by ROWAND,s RI A,v
ID Berry ROOT The above II stitttion cr,cnsin ~,
sanction, in like manner 10 the remedy for ..nss
Complaint" so well known as Fowand's Co,,nnn'i
syrup OF Bnekberr, Root and carncstl, RECOMMENDS
Ia the confidence of patients afflicted with these e
plants, believing ii TO be Invaluable in The irr,nn
Hon. Henry X Strnnc
Hon. J. Il. Flaniprn g
b. order oi the trustees. John Y kowird n n
y. Il. Ashton. ESQ
Hector Orr, Fsu
TT All Communications 10 hi add rAssrd \ i,h, n
Rowbrd, N r.. Head ~ the Pharmaceutical I.,. -
mput and President II the University f"''
ftsrae rspansars mid Office, No. II South Sa,o,,
Stftet, Philadelphia. "'
Branch Dispensary a. the Store Of
SEPT sc-ly CHAs lEsSiiE, Davenport, Iowa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02

MRs. SouIE's DaEss. The dress
which caused two duels. is stated TO
have been blue velvet dress, made
at Paris By Palmyre, the favorite
dresSmaker OF Queen Isabella. The
dress was ornameutcd with golden
lilies, and MT high necked a. has
been said. but as low as noiesty
would permit the mother Of a family
to wear. Her head was ornamented
with golden wreath. from which
hung two acorns. which fell gracefully
over the left ear.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02

What would St Louis not give for
Railroad TO Cairo! Suppose one Of our
Citizens should desire to 60 Immediately to
the South, for his own. his wife's, or a
child's health, how would he set about the
trip Go to Alton, fif he could,) thence to
Chicago, thence 10 indianapolis, thence TO
Louisville. thence down the Ohio, (if posi-
ble,) and thence on to New Orleans, What
round about trip. but how else could i be
made, without disastrous exposure and snf
ferng. How long shall these things be-!
For three weeks We have been closed out
effectually fran The ,ehote Iniisd &atss.-St.
Louis IRtsl.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02

Dr. BETEusE ONLY 4 DEDrcTios.--ln a
recent lecture, this eminent divine spoke Of
the mistakes which the best ofreporters and
printers will sometimes make. He had spo-
ken in a sermon OF the devil sowing tares,
but found that the morning papers had it ''the
doyil who saw many trees" But he then
records worse treatment: II once said, II
was not by descent, but only enthusiastically
. Dutchman." Judge Of my surprise, on
learning from newspaper that u was only
an ecclesiastical dCtnction''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
REMOVAL.

ID VI. HOUSED would announce to- Ca, citizens ni
| Davenport and hc public Grurr.lir. that Ia, has
removed his Watch and JtWcIr! Store. 10 NJ. =. IL,
Claire Row. ;lt.d that h has Just rrturHcd from New
York wila largo addition 10 his stock 81
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry ,spectaclcs & silverware
ard be IS now prepared TO supply the wants Of ths
community in hls line Of business, Tie invites atteI~
ton MS stock of Watches which he fattrr. himself
viii By found much superior in style, quality and Num-
bcr - amy ever before offered ~ ia western country
Tie has Gold Watches from : gj 10 SISt;
Silver do. Do. 50 u sh:
Gold Chains 40. $40 to So;
Mrdainits fur ard faces, and If superior quality
Gold, silver, Steel and Plated Hpectacles, AMI Speet
Gle Glasses to sif all ages. aud 81 different eGlor~
Gold Rings from 5000 IN S45: Gold aud Silver Thin
hlcs; Ear Rings, Breast Pins ur Pins, Crosscs Slides
and Buckles in almost endless variety.
He Invites particular attention I" hi. stock Of Gold
Pens. which Is fHll and complete and rgug in prices
from IS cts TO 50 for pen al1uH LES 10 si.Jg with
silver case: and from 81 T." slj with gold ease.
4 Ncry large lot IL silver and silver plated ware,
comprising Tea Table, Drssert. Salt, Cream and Sugar
spoons; GRAVY and Soup Ladies' Batter kuIyrs. Frait
hnires. Dessert Forks tastors, Tea Sets, &c. DE.
SILVER. hhtil Hnd Paari Gnri Cas-s Port AoHnias
rot mentioned. Ills goods have uil been purchased
fg"ni the importers and manufacturers on the best
terms, which Win eabEt HIM TO spt ~ pw a. goods
can b. bought au This sIda the Atlantic cities.
v Particular attention gwen to- repairing and clean
Hg CLOCKS, Watches uNd JpweiTy. tan al
-~-- 49,
- OFF States IN strong frames;
- For sale Toy
nov ". II. HDf MIS- 4 20
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
REgWICK G. SON,

MAILS. - Kegs Ruaou, aud Pittsburgh N sti
= ' tpivtri aud lar sale ns NJ pAAf'"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
MORE NEW GOODS!


TusT received from The eastern citiesa choice
y and beautiful assortmeEt o. SIMMER G DDS
III the very latest STYLES and fashion uinonG
which may hc tia 4 apoa stock OF
Dress Goods
Very superior heavy black Silks Earfgest
Lawns, ID Laints, fine Scotch GihghAwF
'hambay Ginghams, Alpaecas, llne VIC. Ens
ish aud Amcrican Chnt2, American and Eng.
ish p,ints Of fine quality and fast eolors, On
Plints.
Plain Swiss, Mali and Jaeanet Mnsltns. Cur
tain MuslIns, Irish Linens, fine Table Lin, ne
iine shirts extra. Ii camhric handkerchleis
white drillinys. coiorcd Cambtics and pap,I
Mnslns.
Bonnet and Dress Trimmings,
Ribbons Florence silks, G ape isle. whtt'
Grape, arftictal Flowers. s. X aal Norstct
,iuips and Braid, new st,i dress buttons, La
e. edgirgs, Insertions, ChrG'seties, c'ha's
cuffs, &c, cords, linea Tapes, silk stay AM
shoe Laces, clastics.
Gloves and Hosiery.
White. criot,d and ti8ek KID Gloves, he,'
quality, Xtra heavA long six Nils, short do.
white collrcd and biiek 5 l. and iisle Gloves
superior biack SIX Hose, inc Whit, slafe an
mixed hose. M sse. d atnts. black silk ant
best cotton, white and misei hail hose
Real Shell Combs.
She'll rrck lae anG circle Cents, iutttiip
ie., best Erg Reading and hne Ivory eumb.
md some
Beautiful Parasois
STAPLE GUsfIS:
Fine h'eachc' Shrtings ana ShsChng-;
Linen ! Cation, Ch. els and STRIPS;
feavy 'iti, ngs, blue trl.l I'eul'ns, and
Cpuonadcs, Linens, drills, Fine Cloths,
Al Nod, ghI colars ofsnmmer wear,
Fine blk Doe Skin and dfape d BIZ,
Tweeds and geld mixed Jeans, and
Casln,rcs, &c.
Sarpetins;
\ good stock Of L1dirs and GhidreH's 81 ocs
WINDOW SnRpHs:
GRocEErrS sNh gsEEasNAsr;
--4Eso.-
few hcautifurCentrt Lamps With cut Globe
and drops.
All N which viii b. sid for Cash ~ cheaI
y the ChcalesI by
Davenport, NAV l4th. i853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
1900 Yds. of
WIRE SCREENERY,

TNRoM No, t. No. II mesh, frou 10 ia . iuetas
i ids. ar Nid r II ord red In quantities.
For Rolling ssE tor crtEi nlilg. III sizes Tor Fau-
EHg Mills. Meat Mil4 aui Chagsa SAFES. Cellar WIN
du8s. with wi.hoGt frames, Gs,nd sizrl wire for
trau.lng siaFes at& UmkluE hroans DC, ne.
scrseharF far tanH%ry and shop Wl5toEs ta present
breaking glass anil H0i Shat Dut .igst-ai ~ Chicago
ara st l9aI- prices
~ tt@ STAN Agricultural Depot nj
ALOTIG Nyt &SE,
ALM.H s.re.l. MnLlmn. lis. IItna %.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
sasEs ssssss -


Trains Daily between Chicago, Peru and
TiSkilwa.
I'M and stcr Moxnay, D-eenher -, isda, until far
\ y Their notice,
Two Daily Trains,
Sundays excepted,l viii run on THIS road between
Chicago, Lasalle, Perm and Geneseo,
Arrives II GAnesno 3,s5P.M.
LEAVE CHICAGO,
Is. Passenger Train. ii AM
81 Passenger rraia, at i.lS u
Returning. LEANE GENESEu,
Isl Passenger Train, AT ~
Gil Passenger Train, at 10
Arriving AZ Chicago At 5. 10 7. NJ
u-5s Bol Trains connect with the Trains from Chica
se Eastward,
The ! O'clock morning Train runs 10 Genesen and
connects with stages from RoeA Island and Davenport
and other points West
Passengers leaving Chicago al o'clock in the MORN
INC reach Rock Island and Davenport u 10 O'Clock
Il NJ. anil passengers leaving foSA Island n ne
mnrniug. reach Chicago III 5.ln L. N.
Stages ie.se these ponis, Westward Y Retk t>ana'
Davenport. Burlington and Iowa IitA: saathMaFd tn
Bloomington, Springfield ana st. Louis, and NorihMard
10 ffeelest, Galcna aud naba4ue
A. X. GILMORE, Sup't.
Chicago, Pee 18Th, 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02

Such a thing as a Carriers New Years
Address," is unknown to the inhabitants Of
New Orleans. II would have been more
crefitable. had this been true Of Rock Island.
Such unmitgatsd doggerel we have rarely
met.--R r. Repa5.
True, what We saw Of il was wretched
indeed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
]. ELAllEL1Ie.

-ENHE 5Ghsrrihara ara i#sl opening lu Davenport. n
1 !arg aId sptaG48 st3eb of F3riiture. comprising
cF~rt t5Hg M tire iiHe wEirh thsy determined 70
81! loEtr tit mas ever heeH 0t'rrGd IN this place.
Their stock consists IA part Ut tile following
Sofas tfpEI s2l to 80:
L"yu zo- from SG.tH t. $3.50;
Tables c-hire. caro-, sewing, work, d.ug, break
List. Sc.
Stands. mahogany, cherry, wash, &C.
ClEf,. mahogany, uair cloth, cane luz. Frrucl
n'irn.
Chihfru's chairs, assorted DO, tSr..
Bureaus. dru,s, mahogany scroll. plain, tvc.,
RrG.sebdS ~ every description;
NarGru5.-. 0f all different sizes:
Mattresses, hair. fio.a and husk
CRIBS, Looking Giassts:
WILLOW wagons, different siIa-;
SAFES. ec.. Gar.
PyDm, Dppgsjt The Pennay irania Iipusn.
D.Frulort. June n '53-3a NOOLFORDt d SMALL
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02

John Avery Parker. who lately del in
New Bedford, leaving fortune Of over d
million of dollars, was, when young man,
warned out Of the town Of Westport, for
fear he would become chargeable to the
towu.-GG. ysF
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
Davenport Furniture Ware Room.


CABINET MAKER AhD tNbEHTsRER,
-. RESPECTFULLY informs his fri anis
ss,s III ana thr pHhlic that h. carries on bus,
- S&A1eSA9M ness abuFc. on Brady street doors
~ - ~, above the cid stand.
y, y. Furniture and show eases made 10 order an
the shortest notice Davenport, June ., iSaa- -tn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-02
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

HI subscribers urc constantly maxi ing n variety nf
Printing ana W rappng Pspers ii lheir Mill Mo-
hha. and viii pay Cash for any reasonable quantity Of
good coau cpttuu or cu rags Oar travelling ut,cut
d. 4. Churchill will call On the Merchants through
central Iowa and lUy them 81 cash paper Tor their
rags, WlIIELOCk * FEEIuS
Moline, June 3Gih. IsJl