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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16
WHOLE NUMBER Sig
A ROADSIDE tOi.l.puUY

And 80. Squire, you don't take IN Erie
paper!
No. Major. get the city papers on much
better terms. and so take = couple vi them.
but, squire. the country papers III. I'm
prove Ut great convenience 10 US. Tie more
We encourage them the better their editurs
| eau make them.
Why don't know any convenience they
are u me.
The iarm you sold last fall was advertised
IN one oi them. aud yon thereby obtained
customer. Did YOU mott
Very true. MAYOR; bu, pnid three dollars
for it.
Aud made much more t'aan three dalinrs
by it. Now il Your neighhors lad not ain
'aincd tin, press. aud KEEP, il ready Tor Your
nsc. you would have been will,ou, the means
OF advertising Your property. But | tll,nk
| saw ynnr daughters marriage i'm thu>c pa
pcr-. Did thu, cost you anyth,na!
No, hut
Aud your brothers death was thus pub.
li.hed With long obituary notice. Yes,
YES, but
And the destruction or your rei.hhor
Briggs hnn~c by hra Nuu know these
things are exaggerated till the authentic nc.
counts OF our newspaper set them right. Oh,
true but
Aud when ,onr cousin Splash was ou' ( r
the Legislature. You appeared much graiili-
ed al his newspaper deicGce, which eust hun
nothing.
Yes, Yes, hut these things nrc news for
the readers. They cause people 10 take l,a
papcr-.
No, no, Squire Grudgc, not if all are lilo
von. Now, tel you. The day. III Come
when some one will write a l.rg cuin.v on
your lite ard character, aud the printer viii
put II in type VIII heavy black line over Il,
aud. with NIL your riches. this will be- done
Tor YOU a. a grave is given 10 q panper.-
Your wealth. liheraliy. aud AL surIi III mr.,
will be- spoken ~, but the printers by. n iin
spells the words IN arranging the types 10
these saying. will remark Ut you. Poor,
mean devil, Lc even onging ~. an ubitu-
airy" Good morning, Squire.
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VALUE or NEWSPAPERS this agc Of
universal reading, newspaper i n essen
tinl 10 n mans comfort rs ans ether neccs-
sary, mental or physical. The raorcs,
sovereign in America ii better OF than the
richest 81 the Roman cmp.rnrs. VIII knew
nothing d newspapers. DR.. Anhn,i.na se-
rs wi,tilv SAYS iha, Augustus Ggsar wl,laa
his greatness and richness, had neither glass
Ia his windows nor IA shirt 10 his back; but
ii is questionable If his lack ufiient aud
linen was half - great nm evil n that in
volved in the aLseuce Of newspapers iro,n
the imperial breakfast table. julius CIR
sar, with a copy Of q daily newspaper, would
have undo n much greater stir lntlir world.
and what is more would have known while
living the extent ofihe fame That lac had
acquired. and what amount would descend
10 posicrity.--IhH. ledger.
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KISSING ONES COUSIN.
III .. c. PATERSON.

kissing j. n very pleasan, amusement,
said my friend Tom. sen'cniiausly. ia"king
up from roaring CRATE commend inc
10 crate fire, for i. materially assists the
imagination, in keerin. warm.--.n very
plcasnn, amusement in nny shape, but blcs .
YOU, sir. there's nokissing, like kissing ones
cousin
Two minutes before, We had bccn talk
ing Of the ugrarian laws Of ancient Rome.
From the eternal city, Tom had came dawn
in n clear leap, over two thousand years IL
kiss his cousin. Il wns loo much tur me,
and burst into laughter.
III tell you how il WIS, said Toma it,
lie warmly for he guessed what wns laugh
ing At.
lie had said that there wns email fear
in this country, Of witnessing extreme
wealth on the part Of the few, md extreme
poverty on the part Of tho MANY, rs in
Rome of old, mud ireland now, mud the rem.
son Of /, was, that We had so much unoccu-
pied land To serve us mn outlet for surplus
population. That led me 10 think Of the
Yves, where ! had spent some years-,ha,
YemluGcO INC Oh tue cause THAT drove the
there which wns n pretty cousin md then
called 10 mind what delicious lines used
10 have kissing her. So, now, WIN, arc you
laughing n,?'
Tom was NJ fierce a. Bengal tiger. Ac.
cordincly assumed great meckncss. md
drew down the corners Of my mouth, look.
ing straight into the fire.
Yes, he continued, now under full swing
for Tom, like steam engine, WINS gond
for nothing, til he got warmed--'ycs, I've
seen o good denl Of kissing in my life time,
but there's nothing like kissing nne's cous.
in. Other girls fight, and scream, or pont,
or grow cullen; hut cousin always takes
il half coolIy hnlfkindly.
And then they blush 50! E9nd. sir, I've
been used IN kissing from child. J re-.
ncmber when | went 10 school-n little
sandy haired. big pa.esl shaver--wi,h a
bead full of mischief, mud 4 pocket full d
nuts. always had snme blue eyed favor
he, 10 whom gave kiss and ginger.
bread, No regularly n atc my breakiast.--
There were two sweet little angels who
nat on each side Of me ia schncl. md when
the mistress turned her back, I'd first kiss
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rom The CINCINNATI News.
TOM CORWIN--PRA cTlcAL LEGISLA.
TIuN.
Judge II, nm old md respected citizen
Of Franklin county. related 10 rs some
Years since The Hollow ing anrcdo,e Of Civ,
Corwin which We do no, r,cpIlcc, to have
ever seen in print:
Al the time the swaran bow" was frst
sent To the the Legislature Nv the nond
people Of Warren. he found law ~ lie
Statute book providing FIR the punishment
Of certain offences hs public whipping. II
was no unusual thing III TINT day 10 SEC n
whipping post in every Court House vard
where, whenever occasion required. the
sicalcrs IT pigs mud chickens were drawn
up BY the Sheriff, and received ..lhir,s nine
lashcs on tho hnrc hack well laid on
Tom was made Chnirinan Of the Judiciary
Committee in the House; aud being MS il
well known n man who j. againS, al such
relics Of hartarismns public whipping, forth
with brought IN a Li! to repeal The uE.rc-
said enactment.
This bill met with considerable opposi.
ton lrern the "D,d llunkcrs.n among IS HON
was one old gentleman from Western Re-
serve who was one particularly harriiii IA II,
the idea "s repeating WRIT he termed the
wiscst and most practical. enactment in unr
whole criminal code.
Corwin madc mn eloquent speech whcu
the question IL cngrosslnrni wns before the
House nppcalin. ~ the membcrs n Chris
tian Legislators and enlightened !recmcn d
the nineteenth century - cnmc up ans
erase this relic 81 tho dark ,gcs iran th,
Statute B"k a the great republican State
III Ohio. lie io,,k his ea,-lhe House wa.
completely electrified w,hihe elagncnce !"
the Young orator. The old ianaee arose
and replied rs follows -
MIR. Speaker Allthc cen,cm,n from
Warren has said il well enough in Iis WY
II nm glad IL see the Voting mcn oil IN.
State nru~in. up inspired will, THESE feel
ings 81 philanthropy which the gcnilemai
has SO cloqnsu,Is given u,teranrc 10. Hli
that il not tho thing. We miis' hook NJ tn,
matter in practical light. NV ! cat
give Illustration IN favor ui my tide ol' The
question that will en,ircI, upset tie gen
ileman's fine spun theories. YIN LnnN
Mr.. Speaker VAS born in the State !"
Connecticut. 4 Inv similar - This has
been for wears in force in Tint State, MLer,
its effects ARE most SANITARY.
Ynn once esposea rascal intie i.nonin
Gus disgrace 81 n pnl'ir whipping mud he
clears ont--!caves the State, md snn are
never troubled with him afterwards
The old gentleman 81. dawn, satisfied
TINT his practical Illustration wns c!inchc
and would kill the bill cnrwin arose vc-
~ grnvcly aud rcmarkcd:-
i have often cndcnsorcd. Mr.. Spcakr
10 solve tho question, WHY there was sucl
mn immense emigration iram Connection
10 the West, but always until now. wi'h.u
success. The gcntlfman has c-,.l,iacA
TO my entire sati.) action."
CoRwIN's bill passed?
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The Washington Union has the follow

The Washington Union has tho follow
ing paragraph. What does il meant
What arc the ''froops If a peculiar specics''
that nro about 10 be employed against the
Mcxicnnsf Cuba blood hounds?
"Troops land ON peculiar species) orc
about 10 assaiI md nscrwhelm The gucril-
las nd restore The line Of communication
between the capital nnd,hc coast. Should
tine Mcxicnns now decline the olive branch
We must strike tho harder md make them
feel more scnsibly the pressure d war;
We will then see men II some moral culr-
nge arise to brave all the consequences III
public opinion; in faci, 10 rive n new direc.
ton and TO s,nDosh tho way 10 paciiica,ion. y
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DAvENPoRT SCOTT CO. IOWA. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER I6

this point pravokingly ceased, aud began
10 poke the tire abstractcdIy.
lie looked up in blank establishment.
"What iolowcd?,
"Why a Mrs. Tom Spencer to be sure"
was all he said. Aud with that begin 10
poke the lire ugain very compnscd,.
Now TOMS wife is named Ellen, but then
Tom has propensity 10 tell long stories
which he insen,s rs he goes along, and
sometimes he gets 10 believe them himself.
it's very possible he was quizzing me in his
quiet way.
What doyou You think, reader?
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Disciple OF RoNcE.--Wc notice TINT
il is stated that one DR.. Koci hrs arrived nd
Washington. lie is n German. and dis
ciple 81 Range. lie hns come here undcr
the advice and c.nnscls Of Ron.c. Ills OBJ
lect is - establish sort OF Catholic church
1t Washington, independent ofihc See Of
Rome, aud !. il the purpose Of Roneo %
send ont minister or two into foreign
nations generally, preaching the Catholic
faith entirely independent of,hc head oe
The church al Rome.-Rcrc;le.
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ny j. EAYAED TAYLOR.

By j. EAyAED TAYLOR.
Through the curtain poured the sunlIgli.
With sudden gmsh OF joy.
Where. upon his bed Of weakness,
Lay tho dying little boy.
On the rising airs oil evening
Balmy sounds Of summer came,
And voice amid their music
Seemed to call him by his nnmr,
And the golden waves were dancing
TN the flooded chamber wall
On the sunny hair al Florence
And tho brow oil little Paul.
And tho sunsets tide reccainc,
Ebhcd again into tho s'.v.
Passed the faint hue from hle iea,u.os,
And tho lus,re from his ,c,
A ifup the rosy surs.s
OF that shining rivers fiow.
Wcpi his spii, TO tho Angel
Who had claimed i, long ago:
Ponder still. and full Of ycarning.
Seemed 10 come her gen'lr call,
And the lhroh OF life grew fainter
In The heart OF little Paul.
Bu, the fond arms Of sister,
Like link around him lay,
Claiming hack his nu,rrring spirit
10 the love which was Ill stav.
And his own weak arms were folded
In a clinging dear embrace.
Till his cheek and dewy forehead
Rested gently on her face.
Slowly sank his weary evelias:
tine iaini breathing Int was all,
And no moro tho kiss 81 Florence
Thrilled the lips OF little Paul.
Through his childish world he wandered
Like n stranger still and lone.
For The depth of nanhnaa's feeling,
Had within his bosom grown.
Yet the love whose meek cn'rcaiy,
In his patient features smiled,
Gave al last The sain,ed mother
To the happs chorub child!
Sad and silen, through the chamber
Crcpt tho shadows M the wall,
Cold agains, The cheek Of Florence,
Grew the check Of little Paul!
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3Dortrp.
LITTLE paUL."

aSis,cI and brother wound their arms around
c,ch other, and the golden ,aht came streaming
IN. and fell upon them locked together
"Thc golden ripple on the wall
came back again, and hng else stir The
ROOM Dombey and Sou.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

Nouvoo INV contains population OF
about eighteen hundred, two ycnrs ago i
numbered eighteen thousand. Melancho>
~ i the history ofthat city.
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NIX >SMMy urD
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7mportirer pon Iafdbenubren, ubrs
mabersm mcrf3eusen une ubrsflateris
alien, fur Bross uno Kleinperfaut.
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msnt pon qunstts, patsnt unb fblittsn @lds
fern, Ipaupttsbsrn (Mainesprings,! @infailuns
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bsrnsn qspers, eepins uno frblibtsn Saihsnubs
rem, msltss ole ;u Den niseri9ifsn Rsu Ocrf<
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aslapsn anjurufsn une su untrfutsn am ais
ten Stanb, Hc. 33. Suo Ate Strasr Ybu'a.
Dbnaeslpbia, Sanuar 26. 6W.
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Sr. Nppletpn's
Serllblntes Seilmittel fit
q oub belt.
Sanuar l2.
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bon cen tpunocrtarsm &uren psbs es te|
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ct mar.
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palten, eisentbhmsr, SO. S76 Marttilral
&c. pbilaoelpbia.
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I1Iafen, Nsabins.
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9lnseioe un0 @inloDuno.

.Sb betss bas WeTpt sur Sabrifation elmer
pcr5d9lttben, IN Nmerlfa eurcbau5 unbsfannhn
6efunebcits gym onaoe u G6tn3, mslbe
an QisbIibfeit bs6 @eld)mades ale befannten
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bolb, cbne morftibteisriibe 2nprsiun9sn, bic
itneuife Serbrstun9 in gang Roros uno Sios
2(msrifa fnten wiroe. - Bon bisier @siuno,
bsltssQpmcnobe msrben 3 perftbiebene Scrtn
fobriiirt. Die erife iif, wie 9sla9t, nidt nur
sin gang f6itIitbeS Gstrdnf jur @rfrilbun9 unb
wnros allo Elm Qsblin9 9S>Gstrdnfe ouf Sdllen
nerosn, foneern AUDI su9Isib sin isbr wrffas
mes Josllmltte! 9e9en Joemobrben, Nnbdufuna
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fig Iinb.] Die Bite Sorts befblsunist Die Soeis
lung peneri fber Sranfbeiten. Sbon bic Sas
Irritation Der erifen Scrte ,piirbe oem Selissr
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wobnboft in 6and'S 5octel, Re. 26,
pbilao'a ben 8 Mdrs. (Franklin Place.
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Union, Slob. s6, 1876.
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erphnihten Birfunse ibres ngrtratts 3
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rem @rtraft Don Sarfaparilla al made,
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rpas nun teinabe 3wei Sabr Ituo.
Scllten Nnbcre, Die auf dbnliete Nrt (t
ben, an Sbrer Mepi,in 3wsifsln, 70 ttnas
Gis fir pas Otiae tiiraen.
Abtunsepra Sbr &c.
Daniel y. Knabb.
Sanuar IL. *3Wl.
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fur pcibldoe geioen. - Diss 1T cine osr
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belten fir rrrlebs 6octers pilss cmpfcb!en
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oes Spfeme gum aelnncen 3uitanpe. sau'
fenrs BON SIaIhen ftnp in pcniaen Wcnatsn
psrtauft, uuo man bas nrb mitbt BON sinsm
TcblIebIassn sebtrt. eaBt prn 8erintb &C.
matbt nerpen limb bas Speeiflc pirb elnsI
&aum fnpsn in Der 6simsprarie ieoer Sas
mile. gs 1T purdtaus mnibaplidb nnb mag
~ einiser 3et scncmmsn ,usrpen.
Eopano uno malton,
giacntbimsr, SO. 376 MarttItraBe, Ybi.
IaceIpbia. 7. D. QaH,bert unp England
unp nJellIafen, Nsapins, pa.
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Seine Sur, fetne Yesahlung,

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@eIo miro 3nriderttattet Oiefe Meei3iq
1T naeb sinem inpianiitcn Nrjcrtc psrfernstN
wclebee nit sroBsn Soften BON e,nem oerIslsI
ben i'm fernen 3Bsftcn erlanst ,puroe. 9ics|
jcnisen ,pelebe nit rsn Snciansrn tetaiit ltno,
w,Hen ra6 Its Stncrp beilen cbne Die SCENTS
niB BON O1srturp, Sallam ODER et,pas oer|
urt. Ois eelpenrsn batsn nun cine &eles
ssubsir scbsilt su rperben, chne bic Stfabr1
BON Mcrtnrp prer rcm nnanatnfbmsn Ve'
trantb BON SalIam -Oicis Wep,in bat els
nen anaenebmen SrIebmaf nno d6t teinsn
richcncen 2tbem 3uritf.
Subersitet bon Eowano uno 1Dalten,
uno i'm Src6en uno &leinen 5u pcrfanfen bel
Z. q. Eopano, $40 Waretitrabs pbilas
peIpbia. :. .. gambert unS England
unb n1et1Iafen, Neanln9.
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