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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
LOOK OUT FOR STORMS.

We have never, until the present moment,
(says lhc Pennsylvanian) doubted that this coun-
tfy was destined By prosperous and glorious ca
rccr. Eui he following prophecy in tie North
American, OF Yesterday, is ominous
"A great day OF prosperity is about 10 dawn
over Phiiadelp ha and over The mighty STATE oil
PENNSYLVANIA, hitherto scarcely aware Of her I'M
porlance in The Union-of which Philadelphia is
proud 10 be the commercial capital. A great day
oi prosperity is aisc perhaps, 10 dawn over the
Republic"
/. Is our hope and trust that this prophecy may
he fulfilled, bn, The predictions Of The North Anne
rcan have been so universally ialsilled by the r.
alily. that We lrembc for the future
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
WM. S. PEAcHY, Secg

MIR. Atwood, who took Gen. Tayof's portrait,
and who was necessarily with him some time
looi, occasion 10 ask him what he should say 10
The neople On his return 10 The United SAFES, on
The subisc. Il the PIesdency-"Teli Them said
General Taylor. "tha, ! don't knofo am party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

DEPARTURE OF TRoOPs.-Thcs leam-
ship New Orleans, Capt. Aud, left lasi evening
[says The 4. Orleans Picayune FOR Vera Cruz,
with the following passengers:
Mr.. Albert Won German, Leo Delalra, DIR.
John d, Sims, u. S. NJ. c., Dr.. S. L. Barbor. Ass.
Sur. 18th Inf Dr.. r. r. Richie, U. $. A; Lieut.;
Col. Bonham, 18th Inf; Capt. Fcalhersion, and
officers Of his company; Capt. Dobbins, 4h mi.
ard officers of his company. She carries l5l
horses, Capt. Dobbins' company 4lh Infantry,
Capt. FcalhersIon's company Louisiana Volun-
,eers and 80 quarermasteT's men.
The ship Tahmaroo and bark Jubilee also sail
ed Yesterday for The Brazos with five companies
Of the Indiana Volunteers. The snip Sophia
Walker and u. S. steamer Ann Chase will take
the remainder OF This regiment Today or Io.mor-
row.
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Had The Times and the Wing obse,

Had The Times and the Wing observed :.
course, they would have had no jtoubIc in l,o.
ing our views oil the Chicago Convention "
have already stated our disapproval 0. said r.,
vcniion and OF the objects sough, 10 be ob,.;s.,
By ii. We have only lime for the present \, e..
that We base cur opinions upon he doctrine =
down il Mr. Madisons Yelo o.,he Bank po,a
Bill, and sanctioned by he almcs. uaar;r,--
voice OF Virginia Legislatures. Wesee N 49,
rant in he Constitution for The proposed sv,s~
OF Internal Improvements; Tor, in our 90
they are nc, necessary" 10 carry inn
cution any OF The granted powers ~
may he eonrentent and eaPedsr,-bp
does no. make Them constitutional. II
ter deliberate examination i: be deemed stvis,t
10 confer such power, with proper res,c,;.,
upon Congress, Mr.. Madison has pointed on, :,
only mode in which The object may be s,a,,..
"by resort Tor the necessary powers 10 !.
same wisdom and virtue in the nation ~.
established The Constitution in its actual a.,
and rroyidcnily marked oul in The inslrume,.
sell, safe aid practicable mode Ct improyi,,
as experience nigh, suggest" viz: bysr anf..
men, 70 the Constitution with the coasept o....,.
.our.ts OF the States. A: ii is now, the wiscy,.
ablrsl advocates o! The power claimed, aln.i,
no general rule can be laid down, deEDirs !.
improvements which can lie constitutional !.
ricd on by Congress. "Nationa" ltry nry
they say; but BY what rule At pressa; is .he;, ;.
tionai,y to be distinguished? To say he ..r
the power is doubtful one, and il eye.c:sI
all should be expressly and carefully er,ra,.
by constitutional amendment. Then each :.
lion Of the county will know H. !sas M
sections will submit 10 the Legitimate a., .. s.
oIesS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
Drx Goods Reduced.

OWING TO the advanced stale OF The season,
and to make room aus lot our u. early airy: u
Goods and respectfully invite the attention of CT
liens and strangers visiting The city 10 an ex-
animation c! The following seasonab!e articles,
viz:
Organize Lawns; French Jacone:s;
Tissues: Barese. Camel's Hair Paids;
Mourning Tissues; Mourning Bareges;
Foulard Silks; French Ginghams;
English and Scotch Ginghans;
French Worked Collars;
French Worked Capess;.
Plain and Embroidered Grape shawls;
Black and While Barege Shawls;
Scars, various kinds; Ginehams; Lawns, &c.
WARD G. JENKINS,
July IS al, Eagle Square.
TRAvELLING TRuNKs;-We have on
i hand large assortment of Travelling
TrnnLe uh;cb viii he sold en- reasonable terms.
KUBBARD, GARDNER s CARLTON,
July is Ill Main Street,
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& CO.'S OFFICE, orr
~ mill e p M
Let ill Other Vendors L"ast a.'np
TfrppIk Z. 90. sell PTiz-s siiii

Let ill Other Vendors L"nst a.'n''
TURPIk s. 60. sell Prz-' SUI ni... :,
Drawn Nos. of AleIancri1 Lottery,
Alexandra, July ~, T." Il
80 n 10 10 % t9 "a = - -.
Fine liule Scheme TO day. % oo az. i
MononeaIia Lottery, Class IS. 49,, IN
els s. 50; halves | q; quarters u ecu"
ceiyrd al 7 O'Clock this evening III
Also, To day-Leesbufg Leauirt avilL
ls. 70 Nos, IS drawn. si,ooo d.
81. halves So cents; quarters = CENT
EIchanre Hotel At haiti past 1 o.e,0e , 5000
Tn'n,e,,ow-The Grand capitsi oil -
offered al the sver lucky Office oil TrRPiS
July 10
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Lewis Hill

~
TTAS removed his Office nom 10
IL Jos. FL. colquiIt 10 corner -
Main SIS, and has .,;,,eaL s.
FOR RENT-A House aus q. :
rooms, ard several rooms su'''''
lodging. Man 3 hca'
and Woman and Child, co0"
July 3-di,&cw3w H.
,IoTICE.-A meeting OF he s.s.'c {
IN The Spring Hill Mania = ne ats
will be held al ihe City Hoe - ,s.7.
mond, on The 23d day Of jaIy, >, !.st. !,
by By order Of the Stockholders p = 5 10,
ing. ,, e."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

HOWARD INSURANCE COMPA
II Officc-No. G6, Wall >tfeel, New J
Capital $3.50, COO -lnsuIances asains |
Fire and Inland Navigation are made
Company on favorable terms.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARL
July lG Agents, Richmci
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
FROM THE RRAZOS.

We have received copy Of The Maamoras
Flag OF The 81 inst, brought on The Alabama.
There does net appear 10 be any later news
from Gen. Tavlols army nor is any arrival
mentioned By the Flag from above. Great pre-.
paralons were making TO celebrate The Fourth oil
july a, Matamoras with eclat Capt Merick,
OF The Sd Dragons, was selected 10 read The De-
claraton Of Independence, and Rice Garland TO
pIonounce an Grafton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

The New Orleans Della says that II is no! true
nc rep ~ that requisi,ion has been made on
Gov. Johnson for len other companies Of mounted
men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

Thomas H. Benton recently declared oil tenn
,s,ance meeting in ST. Louis, that he had eeen
,.,oialer ever since he was seventeen years oIaee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

ARRIVED,
Schr. J. Lybrand, Teal, N. Ca!o!ina, .
Schr. Walchman, Winslow, New o.
whiskey, 10 Dunlop, Mohcure & Go.
to ]. a. Lancaster a. 20.
Schr. Gulnare, Luce, Mobile, ccaoa, 'o
Harris, and Webb, Ba,an d Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Benz. c. Burch, McKeown, Ban
Schr. B. l.. F.. Davis, Norfolk.
Schr Mary Eliza beth. Jones. Ballimott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

mouth oil The Rio GIande 10 Sall'lio. nc w,
un,eers which have lately returned ale ihciaaeu
in This enumeration. The Mexicans were aware
latthey were 10 be disbanded, and their places
supplied by flesh troops
The Monitor OF the -! ut., says That our ar
mi al Puebla had lost from 2ou 10 ouo men y
sickness. death and dsserlion. II MENTIONS, 100,
that tour or Eve months pay was cue 70 our troops
and that in consequence oil ihis Inc olh ih'ahliy
had refused on The 18Th I'LL, 10 iuin GU, when W.
dered for dill. This is all CANNON, OF course.
The American army Is i"i.su WIN nas"s
boastei that they womb spend The i''i OF Jniy ID
the capital, while The truth is, say The Mexicans
lha, their feib;orcemeuis, instead OF reaching
puebla, have 90. STUCK in The mud upon he route
An opposition paper says that when The Anne
ricans learned Thai CaEalizo had oeen appointed
10 The command in the Stale OF Puebla, General
Scott wa, highly delighted; and that Worth and
Old Twiegs THUS irreveIeniiy are lhey hameo,I
declared tla, II these 5000 cavalry were under
his command they were safer lhan IN lhcif own
houses.
An official leer is published dated The lih
June from San Juan de los Llanos announcing
that an American train had been ATTACKED ABOVE
Celro Gordo, and forty wagons were iaken.-
This piohably refers 10 The attack upon me Tram
under Col Mcintosh, which IS oiseh alluded 10.
In Mr.. Kendall's letter aliusion IS made 10
loan called for BY Santa Anna. The decree re-
fered 10 is dated The l7h OF June, and imposes
contribution OF one million OF dollars upon the
Federal district, and The states lies and Territories
not Sscaps1 BY the sns hs dsen saes wou
no, interest our readers The contribution is tc
be enforced by The authorities ofhe different States,
&c resrectiyey-no one 10 be compelled 10 paY
oyer $4,000, or less than s25. Ten days are al.
lowed 10 apportion The contributions among ndi-
yidnals in The most equitable manner. lndvi-
duals are allowed just three days 10 pay their &c
spcctiyr QUOTAS; il they make defauli, they ale
compeled 10 pay twice the amount.
The entrance Of ID. Vicente Romero into The
ministry as head Of The Department ul Justice
aud Religious Affairs is scoilcd al by The Mrxi-
can papers The Monitor Republican, pfononn.
ces i, equivalen; 10 another defeat by The enemy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

Every day ccuoborales the remark OF the
Unions commercial correspondent "Pre ntice, /"
in his lcler OF last Thursday, thai il is only now
the new Tariff begins TO produce its proper el-
fccls in increased imports and duties. The va
luc OF Tie merchandise imported into The district
of ~ York from The Isl 10 The 9th inst, compared
with that Tor The same period last year. is as lol-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
WILLIAMSBURG, July 9Th. lS4f.

To Editors Of lie Iimes.
Gentlemen fou will obliee enc Of yonr sub
scrbers by making il known through ycur paper
that FRsScIs L. HAWKS, ID. D., l.. l.. d., has
been unanimously elected the President OF WIZ
liam and Mary College. DR.. Hawks is not only
one OF The FIST Orators OF The age, but is known
as profound scholar. Whilst Al The bar ne be-
came distinguished as Lawyer, is now unsur-
passed as a Theological, well known as an au-
thor, and is said 10 possess peculiar aptitude ior
insIuc,ipg and training young men. !. IS un,
ders,ood that he will accept The appointments ana
with his eminent qualifications in connection WIN
he able body OF Professors already in William
and Mary, the young men who resor: lhi'heT ior
instruction, mus enjoy rare and peculiar ac7ah-
tages. tH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

mdHUIdCIUIFS
Hcrsc-Poweis, various patterns
Thicshers, staple tooth and o!hers
"Grani'> Palcn, Fan Mill, The b-s' u
Brooks do, &c all Of which aIe u"
best manner, and warranted.
SEEDS-Ruta Baea, Flat Dutch an
Turnip; Buckwheat, Rye, &c. Fol- s3i'
II. BALDWIN, No. ~, J!
July l6-d&c3l
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7 w. MAURY & co. MANAGE
j Drawn Nos. Of New Jersey Loao' .
Jnly IL.
45 Al CT s IS - 20 60 81 Sc g. .
This Evening-S4 600 Capital. Tex
To- Mouow-S50, 600 Capital. T'eS. :
IS Nos. ii drawn. ~
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For HE E'aQalrs


AT meeting OF The Society OF Alumni Of Will
liam & Mary College, held on Monday, The oln
day Of July, 1917, The following Preamble ard
Resolutions were reported 10 The Society by FRO
fessor Saunders, chairman OF committee az
noincd 10 drat preamble and resolutions e3-
pressive OF the feeling OF this Society tor me JOSS
Of Thomas R. Dew, lis late PIesiten;,) anu una
nmously adopted ..
Since The last meeting Of the Society II haih
pleased an all-wsc Providence 10 remove from
ihis life Thomas r. Dew, its lale distinguished
President, and al the same thine President o. VII
liam & Mary College, and il being equally be-
coming in itself and grateful 10 our feelings loex-
press in formal manner our respect ior MS me-
mory and our regret for his loss-he IL therefore
Resslred, That by The death oil President Dew
this Society was deprived d al eminent anu CT
ficient head, and lis individual members Oh
cherished associate and friend.
.. Resalrsd, That in him this College iosI an
able. faithful and Gisnified Professionals
country loyal citizen pure statesman and
profound philosopher-and society uuc, E Hinu
and courteous gentleman, in whom it was d'ill-
cult 10 decide whether was most 10 be admired Inc
expansion Of his mind, the extent OF his inioTma.
lion. The reciude Of his purpose the simplicity oi
his manners, OF the goodness Of his heaI
On motion OF Prot. Miliington 1t was orcerel
thai the foregoing preamble and resolutions oe
published in the newspapers oil the Giles CT IT.
iersbure. Richmond and Norfolk.
RO. SAUNDERS, President.
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HORSE-PoWERS, THRESIiFRs
IL WHEAT FANS, &c.-The SUI
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MARINE JOURNAL

ONT OF RICH 1nN y
Hish Water his lay. alCt p'c!acS, H.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-09

thought he would suon be we'll. He did
grow better, but Watching his opportunity.
he wen, 10 II chest of drawers, as If for
some clothing, steal'hily took from i, Ia
zor and drew il rapidly across his throat!
|, was dreadful CASH thai he made, ano
would have been fatal had not one who
was near struck his elbow. rs he was ma.
king the aiicmp, upon his Life!
Poor man! lie knew, aud had known
no peace. since the day he killed his oppo
ncnt. When he thought his end near, IL
made the confession. lie irl,' he sad
AS it he was murderer, though no one
charged him will, the crime
And our belief is, that no m,n who kill.
another ever feels Otherwise! The mar.
OF Cain is upon him, and h. sees i, If II,
other eye does.-Lonisriil E.raminer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-09
COMSTOCK'S EXTRACT OF SAIg.
SAPAIslILA.

IMPLIES md Pustules on the face,
- which arc SO annoying and the cause Of SO
much anxiety and modification on account OF
their unsghtls appearance, in most cases can
arse from no other cause than a morbid state OF
The blood and stomach. Nor is their appear
ance all that should nrres, tine attention Of their
subject. Generally, although no acute disease
may follow, their appearance may be regarded
as sure indications Of latent disorders of the di-
geslive and hillary organs, which cnnno, be too
speedily and securely checked. II we but resis,
the beginning Of disease, i: may be our good for
tune TO escape altogether its most dangerous and
distressing results. When, therefore an impure
appearance of the complexion begins 10 indicate
impurty within il is time 20 begin 10 regulate
the stomach and bowels, promote and ac,li,nte
digestion. purify the blood and asss, nature in
invigora,ng the system. For this purpose Moth
ing will be found more eflicacious than Com
stocks Extract OF Sarsaparil!a. Use il and you
will at once recover your good looks, and what
Is ct more Importance. your good health.
Price SO cents per Bottle. Sold ut SANronp's
Drug Store, also BY Norris, Rock Island, III.
May 18th, t337.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-09
CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN Ey.
TRACTOR.

liz marvellous cures which have been
- wrought by this nll-healng ointment and
the almost incredible amount Of suffering which
has been relieved By it, arc too well known by
the public TO ADM; OF any doubt OF its wonderful
properties in subduing all pain or suffering from
burns or scalds and always healing in an incred-
lble short time and never leaving any scar II
applied 70 broken limbs they heal without pain
or soreness. Il is sure 10 cure eyes that have
been sore and inilnmed for years BY il old
scars are removed and contracted cords are re-
Taxed. i reduces swclings and stors mortili-
cations. 1t heals every species OF wounds, both
old and new and humors OF every description arc
cured BY it. Hundreds in the city of New York
and in all parts Of the union, wherever this salve
is known, now stand ready TO testify to its aston
ishng cifec. in removing all pain almost imme-
diately upon its application. No family should
ever he without this salye.
Comstock Co New York, sole Proprictors,
and no Pain Extractor is genuine unless il has
their signature on the wrapper Of each boz. Sold
in Davenport at SANFORD'S Drug Store, also
at Norris Rock Island, I'll. May 18th, i847.
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uea0 Quarters.
EVERY BODY TAKE NOT. e

EVERY BODY TAKE NOT. e
sHE Subscriber having returned to his old
- occupation
C.4BLNET MIXING And TURNING,
is now prepared 20 manufacture work Of all sorts
and descriptions on the shortest notice. and in
style not To be surpassed IN the Western Counr
Try and a, REDUCED PRICES. Now those oc
ms Iowa fiiends having special welfare 70
their pockets will save themselves some troutl-
and expense bv giving tho subscriber their pa,
ironn-c instead OF going down the BIC DRINK nf-
ter Furniture. For shall spare no pains to suif
purchasers in quality and price, having adopted
the READY PAY System am determined to
sell CiI.IP-Rcmclnber thai.
am also prepared 10 do
TURNING IN UOOD OR IRON
with despatch. All orders from n distance
thankfully received and punc,uallv attended TO,
If accompanied with the READY.
All kinds OF marketable Country Produce and
all kinds oi Lumber. take n in exchange for work.
SHOP on From, street, next door above the
Gazette Office.
n. d. CaF.ns made with despatch a, IA dollars
per foot. JOHN POPE.
A lourncvman Cabinc, Maker wanted immc-
diaiely; apply rs above.
Davenport, January eed, 1917. 22-ly
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IsIlEUMATIs1 CAN BE CURED.

1 Is not strange that people should hes
- tate 10 try remedies tina, they see advertised
IN the newspapers, because they are 90 Liable TO
pay their money for worthless article. How
many who were suffering iniolerab!y with rhcu-
matism, have we heard saw they did not know
whether TO try the Indian Vegetable Elixir and
Nerve and Bone Linimen, or not: they had used
SO many things without any good effect, they
have no faith in any thing. Now we assure
this extraordinary remedy. II has been tried in
some OF the worst cases of inil1mmaforv and
chronic rheumatism in this city with perfect sue
cess. We saw by all means let the afflicted try
II. Sold by Corns,ock e. Co, 81 Cortland Street,
New York. Sold nj SANFORD'S Drug Store.
also at NosRis' Drug Store, Rock Island, H.
Nav 18th, iDIr
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REMEDY FOR TEEE CURE OF
SlCkuEADACIIE.

Ills distressing complaint may be Gu
- red by using one bottle Of Spohn's Sick
Headache Remedy. which has cured thousands
o. the very worst cases. Persons after suffering
weeks with tbs dcaih-lkc sickness, will buy n
bottle oflhis remedy and be cured and then com.
plain Of their folly in not buying il before. Pco-
pie arc expected to use the whole bottle, not use
u two or three times, and then complain tina,
they arc not cured. A bottle will cure them.
Sold Wholesale BY Comstock & Co. New
York, 81 Cortlnnd-s,. Sold in Davenport at d.
sANfuhD'S Drug Store, also by NoRRls, Rock
Island, I'll. NAV l3,h. IgA7.
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nHYSlCfANS and families favorable
to the Botanic System Of Mecic
can be supplied with almost every article
used in their practice. Bayhcrry, AZ and
Am. Cayenne, lIcmlock Bark, Compost.
ton, Nervine. No. 6, Boncset, G. Myrrh
Gold Thread, Golden Seal, &c.
d. SANFORD.
Davenport, July 25, lSi5.
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Located nj the town Of CANTON. on the
South Fork oi the Naqnoae,a r.ser. Jackson
county. Iowa. This winter power il yert c,gi-
ply sitnaied, banks and bottom rocky. with sulli-
ctehi room tor any amount ~ macln.rr. and Is
surrounded hy large bodies Vt fine timber
The machinery now IN operation, consisting
Of n FIGURING MAJ. Sar nm. CefNtng .lIasi,iue.
a'a Turning .Daoh,aes, will be sod, leased on
rented an reasonable terms.
a better opruing lor II stock AZ goods II no.
where IT, hc tnund; the subscriber il now ctcci-
~ large building. three stories including
easement, intended tor store. which liz will
f.n low % any one Tor that purpose. There j.
also, nearly finished, large two story building.
designed AZ public house. which wili he ct iur
th3i purpose - a good tenant.
hnad aud permanent cmple' ncni can he oh.
tanned M this place Is mechanics aud macAin-
SIS oi almost eytrt kind.
Good selections can vet nc made Of pnblic
land, prairie and timber, IN the e.cnity of III a.
hosc place. These nc, facts lusi a. titcy exist
Let NIL persons dessrous ii situations nihe ". -
cal and see ioF themselves as tAeg are insured
no better can he obtained
lollS I. TONI I,.SaN.
CANTON, Jacksoa co. T. r.. Jaly i6H. tp.ls
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Wa f.. McCLorp. En-. 8. WHEATON.
Ti'CLOUD e. WHEATON,
WHOLESALE D2uCGfSTR-
Corner Of Fourth aad Ge.nm strccts,
Sr LOFTS 40

ST LOUIS, No.
"No Legacy is SO rich rs Honesty
VETE HAVE i,st received orr Spring
W. Stuck OF Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils.
I've Siniis. Glassware. Chemicals. Surgical and
Dental Instruments, which we offer for sale low
Tor .nsh or approved paper NJ cash prices.
Vnr object - tokeep none hut the very purcs,
articles. and such as have meritcd The confidence
al our best practitioners For which purpose we
have made arrangements with the different Man.
niacturefs OF Europe aud America to receive
them direct; therefore we can warrant them free
from adulteraton. They are comprised in par,
oil the ioiowng:--
2o00 ozs. Sn.ph. Qaininc.
30 Carhoys Acid Snlphuric,
500 lbs. Bermuda Arrow Root,
20 bbls. Alum,
200 lbs. English Blaze Mass,
100 lbs. American Blue Mass,
80 lbs. Calnmcl.
5 Cases Gnm Alces,
30 w. Morphine.
1000 lbs. Sal EPSON.
500 lbs. Sup. Carb. Soda,
30 bbls. Spis. Tarpen,nc,
1900 lbs. White Lead Pure,
80 bhls. Cnmwoed,
GO bbls. Logwood.
1000 lhs. Pow'd. Rhuhnrh.
BESIDES large assortment of Chemicals, Sur
gical and Dental Instruments. Druggists md
Physicians viii find il advantageous to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
April 9th, 1916 33-,f
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mcnt in the State. These hcdsteads are the
best kind made in the United states, and are
proof against bed bugs Prices 800, so, 4 GO.
$50, sc.
CABINET WARE
Gf all kinds and descriptions, manufactured
and sold at n small profit. Tables from i. - To
300: Bureaus, Work stands, Sc. constantly on
hand. .I.SD
Two hoiss wagons and hugai,s, with pipe
boxes and NUS for sale.
Mr.. \. HESrRo will attend 10 business for me
at Camden. Ill.
All kinds oi Country Produce received in nav
mcn, for work al tarh PRICES
~, opposite \. { Fulton's Store, corner
ct Rock island aud Second streets
:. /. JENNEY.
Davenport, Iuiv 18th 1917.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-09

"a LII persons knowing themselves in.
- debted to US either by Note or Book ac-
count, and do NOT settle the same by the first day
OF March next, will have their notes and ac-
counts placed in the hands Of an Officer for col
lection. We hope oil persons indebted TO US
VIII come forward and pay up and save them
selves costs.
BURROWS &, PRETTYMAN.
Davenport January 90, 1917.