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No VESEY-Sf. lAst0f H0ussl New.
@0A Yors esrz blishsd for the ssls and spphea-
n Nrion o. DR.. Amos q. Hslrs Invented lb.frs-
- /nsnts for the relief aud cure Of no ptsfe,
bgrt or breach Of the groin and .lso Tor the
.,ls 4nd ypiicstlon OF
DR. HCLLs LTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
Rgpured persons nag rely apon obtaining st his once
the beet Instrumental aid thai the world sdords vhas
those sbornE snder prospsss will through tks AID OF n.
ssyyorr hs placed conct 70 obtain speedy relief
alb ksnds ~ thsfr r,.diexl sAxfs>rs sfn tsp
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IlENPSTEAD SEMINARY MALI bVthbt'v
I1SCHOOL. Hempsteai. T. l. on branch Of me l.. 1.
Railroad ~ miles from New orb This institution 10
situated IN one OF the desirable locations for
boarding school iu the country Il suhC emily retired
from the village has large playground. lifted with gym
nasfcs has good library, ana chemical apparaus sum
Gent Tor ordinary experimenting also spendii cabinet
Of minerals II Is well supplied with efficient teachers
The school aud the house. which lnder he same root
conducted systematically The number ~ pupils
usually range. from So 10 o. constituting school neither
50 large A.. become nnNiedy small a. 20 prevent
asy.emdfic MANAGEMENT Three teachers ere employed
Ia the school. beside music teacher. The branches
anrh ,n add Qu 20 Tie common English branches, dre
those necessary a DO students for the counting house. o
b..ingss generally or Tor college, a. parents a. 'nch
Ing The French language. h er branches % mahrmatcs
chemistry, naturl philosophy &C. Parents wishing 70
select boarding school for their sons are respectfully 500
citei 20 examine still farther he ind scemeuts the Hemp
stead Seminary offers for their patronage They viii hud
pamphlets circulars containing an necessary ini9una
ton in relation TO the school. Mr. Lockwooos book
store. an Broadway % Mr. Rayuors bookstore ~ Bow
cry. and Mr ghimberu's store. RI Oedarst The Priu
cipal can De- seen this month ~ Broadway Tie viii
call any geueman leaving his address who may wish
% see him. NATHANIEL DUNN AN frncipai
ofQ 6truSstX ruf
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STEAM ENGINE AND BOILERS For s.le-.

new h,ehorse power engine aud boiler suitable
Tor i've sNhoTse power will be sold together or sep
srae. Also small boiler suitable for three horsepower
sns To be 3iB stanton 1t the Fast River
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lAGUERREOTYPE Plate. a.


lied low prces-Noig ander Cameras Of all the differ
Everything IN the line constantly hand and
for sale At ANTHONfs National Daguerrean Depot, 2i7
Broadway Ola I'm
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AMBOf haFlHk
i sons OF correct habits fof whom they would secure
thorough preparation for college or business, are respect
fully invited inquire after the merits Of this Institution
The Winter Session viii commence on Wednesday
NUvcmber3
Circulars with testimonials, may be had az Dodds book
store Brick Church Chapel, % of the Prnci pals.
Rffcrences-Faculty 0I the College Of New-Jersey,
Princeton Rev. David Magic, DID Rey Nicholas MufiaY
ID Flizsbethtown. Roswell l. Colt Paterson Rev Jas
W Alexander. ID Rev Charles stuart, Rev Duncan
Dunbar Rev 0orham d. Abbott. Rev Jacob Abbott, A. X
W-tmore Esq Geo h Ssfteree, Esl Rensselaer, fisNens
Esa Robert sears. Esq New York Rev. John Mcdowell.
ID Robert b Potter. Philadelphia Vim. H. Whitehead,
Fsq Suffolk, Va Nathaniel Dana. Fsq Boston charles
Oak0rd. Esq Nev-Oreans OF 3weod
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MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING sCHOOL
uEMPsrEAD SEMINARY MALE BoARDlN.

THE WINTER SESSION 81 this lnsiitunon VIII
4 commence on the first MONDAY In Move nber Terms
ircludinx al expenses. from 80 % SO per quarter
III. ~. L WARREN HOLr. Pnnelpal.
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tNNMIEY BOAKDTNt NTfIOOI. FUF But ,,
u Yonsers y \. on the bank OF the Hudson, ~
miles from the city The Winter Term Of the Locusthi
school will the lat Nov. Circulars contain
Ing terms NJ be had the bookstore Of OATES a
~ I'M q " FRANCIS, AN
HEKNA< IANGUAGE.-A German gentleman OF
IIbera education Is prepared give Lessons 10 me
terman Language sud literature Terms moderate, ADD
hest reference. given Apply a. - Whifsst ol2 To-
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General Episcopal Convention.
SEVENTEENTH DAY.

EssI Gown. ; Merriam, Assembly.
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'S)OUwant their old clothes look ike call 81
the Tailoring Dying. Cleaning add Repairing Establish
meat 81 Gold where yon all grease. pitch. tar,
clue aud paint extracted without s0ng the CLOTH The
shortest notice and the reasonable terms, BY
J. b. NOAH, 60 Ooldst doors from Beekmenst
n. B.-Ths highest price paid for gentiemens len %
as Inn
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SCHOOL FOR -ALE.-A Young Ladies school Of
- established reputation, ana paironfed BY the best
class Of families In the upper part Of the city, will De- d.
posed OF on reasonable terms competent teachers The
location every way desirable and 90 any one wishing
nsrmsnert and profitable establishments 10 transfer
School frum over the upper part Of the city, sfse
opporturfy offered Address II NJ post paid, care
- Gee y 4, New. York u.l jtsOIf
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TAKE NOTICE. stray sow came Ia cue u my
L stable. and had her Young Any persca Who viii cal
S Chrystest prove property snt pay charges, can
take their property away. 2. d W SCHCREMAN. Aseat
for NJ. Shrsheth Brown o& 81
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~ j. ID. Wheeler. Commissioner Of Deeds IN
N,W-York sad Connecticut. 7 ammany Hal 4
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3 ard N Fnureeufhsf near lniuu-squtfct - conducted
by Drs. PERSON and MEEKEK. The latter 0i whom
spent year Grsefenberr. Studying the Wster-Cure
- -.en. A. pra ticed by fressnitx 80 I'm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16
THE SEw-yORK
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
THIRD YEAR.

This popula. Scientific and Mechanical Jour-
nal, which has already attained the largest cir.
culat'on otany weekly paper Ut the kind in the
world, will comMcncc its Third Volume on So,.
urday, Sept. 25,h.
Each number cf The Scientific American CON-
ta'ns from Five TO Seven Original Mechanical
Engravings; catalogue OF American Patents.
10 issued from tho Patent Office each week ma.
tees Of the progress Of all new Mechanical and
Scientific Inventions; instructions in the yar;ou.
Arts and Trades, with Engrav,nss: curious phi
osoPhcal and Chemical experiments; the la,es,
Rail Road intelligence in Europe and AMERICA:
oil the different Mechanical Movements nubli.h-
ed IN u series, and illustrated with more than n
hundred Engrav,ngs, &e. &c.
u 10 la fact paper that merits the patronage
Vi all Mechanics and Manufacturers ,arou2 hour
the United states. and should lac in the hands vi
every one thar feels an interest in the ADVANCE.
ment Ut Mechanical or Scientific Improvement
in this Country.
| II 10 published in Qunrio Form. conveniently
adapted 10 binding, md furnished 10 Country
Subscribers nj the Low Price Of Two Doll.rs :
Wartime Dollar in advance, and the remain
der in Six Months. Address,
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PRILADELPnfA. December lR1.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1897.
To Or. ID. Jnvne-Dear Sir--Thc astonishing
and miraculous beneficial effects your valuable
EXPEcTnRANT had on INV neighhor, the Rev
Nr. Rushing, made 80 favorable impression an
nv mind, that after consulting with several
friends, and learning that YOU were a regular
Practitioner of Medicine, called upon YOU, and
purchased hnlf dozen bottles, and told You tina,
II lived to take then, you should have good
report from inc.
am alive and we'll this day! Thanks be to
merciiul God and ,our Expeciorant: and now
come forward chceriully 10 fulfil NV promise.
For twenty long wears had been constan
sufferer from the effects 81 n hard, dry cough,
pain in the breast, and difficulty in breathing !;
the Inst five Of which, chills and fcvers, every
spring aud fall, added to my misery. was worn
away To mere skeleton; with the greatest diff
fcuty only could get up and down stairs; my
appetite was gone, and nv strength had SO Ear
failed me, that my friends were persuaded ]
] could not survive many weeks, unless obtain
ed relief. Indeed, SIR, INV situation was 80 per-
icciv miserable 10 M, self, and 90 distressing to
my family, that felt willing I'd die, whenever il
should please the Master 10 take mc home. Bur
heard OF your medicine. and relief came. Yes!
il proved the "isnlm Of Gilend'' 10 NV poor a.
nicted body. Before ! had taken ONE DtITTI r..
experienced a litigation of all my symptoms,
and To INV great Joy | found in the continue U.s..
81 il the hnppirsi relief In short, sir, IT HAS
MADE A PERFECT CURE Of ME.-aud
can truly say, have no desire 10 be better.
With everlasting gratitude, am, dear cir, your
obliged friend. MARY Gill.
Corner Rose st. and Germantown rond, Phila.
For sale At the Drug Store Of b. SANFORD
Davenport.
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III Mes uAia IONIC.

We have heretofore numbered ourselves n
mong those who believed that the .'llar Tonc''
prepared by DIR. JAYNE, WINS one Of the nanv
qnack nosirunis whose virtues ARE never seen
beyond the inlson,c pulls Of their authors We
are willing, nj length tamnke public ackowiedg-
ment al the error Of our belief. An intimate
friend. some Two or three months since all the
top OF whose Uranium was M bald ns n piece al
polished marble, n,angrc all our lssing and ridi-
cule OF the idea Of attempting TO cuifate so bar.
rem a spot. purchased n bottle or two III the Hair
Tonic from nr. ia, ne. md, according 10 his III.
reciions, applied il. During the present week
the same friend ushcred himself into our presence
mud unc"veung his hitherto naked head ns,oush-
cd us with thin. tho lnxurianr growth Of hair,
from one I" two inches il ienghi --mpon ,e very
premis > VT had believed NJ I'm cldur 10 cult.
va'i"n as thu irachrss sind that skirris the At
iantc. This ~ n" pnG, tu, is rcIiaously true,
| and 70 those v ho doubt, the gentleman can be-
| painted OUT. What ismore in favor of this s.Ton.
c. the case here cited was no, one oi sesapora-
| " haiiness--f1 sudden '..s nj ~. hair-rm,
was ene "f ears standing. ,honch ,hc .sn,lc.
man : sn' ta-'v-hso searsu age -isiild.!,hia
Spirit y tie Times.
/ For sale ut The Drug Store Of n. SANFORD,
Dave ap0rf.
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1'mE WRoNo MAN ilusc.--A young
printer, named b, ingion, VIII" served his
time IN tho oilicc Of the New Haven P.Ila.
dunn, was hung a few years since in Ain.
bs,na, upon charge IL having murdered =
companion, with whom he was travelling.
lie protested his Innocence 10 the last; bu,
without avail. Recently the landlord, in
whose house the murder was committed,
confessed the crime on his dcaih.bcd! Bn-
ington was Young man Of fine talents aud
progressing appearance, whosc guilt wns
deemed conclusive only from the fact. tina,
he was the Inst person seen with the muir
dercd man.-Alb Ere. Journal
How mnny examples like this will il take
10 convince onr legislntnrs Of the cxpedienc.
(not 20 shy injnsticc) Ma punishment, which
can never he revoked, however clear ma.
he the subsequent prmf. Of The innocence
of,he victim? lfpnr Boying"in had been
imprisoned instead &c being hung, he would
now he ina situation ~ prof, by the ev-
dence ihat he was nnjns,ly Convicted
Lcgnl blMd-<hctslcrs! will you No. pause
and scflcci!-N. Y. Irib.
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A IlINr TO l.Anlls.-'lhc Philadelphia
Pennss ivnninn publishes from the pen ii u
lady, tho t;dl"wing rcin.rka "n dress:
'Speaking of Lesu,y, wish people would
dress pleasantly. henev"icntly. l saw /.
i"vcly girl to-day 10 king unlovely and un.
I"venble, because her muslin dress wns
s'ifily stnrchcd, 10 keep clean the loagcr.--
Ny lanndrcrs tries in vain 10 persuade me
into tho harbasMs custom. To nv mind,
woman should always l,Uk NJ soit 10 the
touch NJ = Anwer. and NJ pure. All her
garments should 10 made &c the finest and
suiicst ma,erial possible, material that will
ensiIy dispose itself Into f.lds, falling grace
fully around her; aud not by being liable
IL rifle 1t every IN anen., compel her "a
stif attitudes and tnrchcd demennor, dcny.
ing her oil luxury of lounge and I'LL; why,
my very w"sds would grew prim md pre-
Else, were IN wear dress which Deepen
ded On -four Or potato fr it, prprie,.."
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cANcEr, SrNurIl.A AND GnIIKE

ample experience has proved that M combs
nation III medicine has ever hccn 40 ,frrctul
IN rcn,oving diseases. rs 'ayne's Informative. Il
has effected cures that have bcen truly asionish-
ing, not only 81 Cancer and other Diseases i that
class, hui has removed the most stubborn Il srus-
- Ut the Skn, Swelling, Dspeps.a, Sc. &c,-
THIS medic ne enters INT" the circulation, and
eiadicaiss discas, = wherever located. l; pnrl.
lies the blood and other fluids ot the body, re-
moves the obstruction ~ the purcs Of the skin,
aud reduces snlargcmcnis OF the glands or homes
u increases the appetite. removes headache aud
drowsin.ss, and invgoratcs the whole . stem,
and Impars animation To the Diseased and deh,l-
itaied consitut IN. There IL nothing superior
10 IL III the whole materia mcdca. IL prrfcci-
" safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
81 the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea
Of swallowing medicine.
For sale Ut the Drug Store Of B. SANFORD,
Davenport.
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1SEGULAR PACKET, TWICE A
WEEK.
FROM MoSTEosE TO BURLINGTON. New Bosrox,
BLOOMINGTON, Rock ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.
A THE light draught, pas


NJ. LirTLEToS, master, will ply regularly be-
tween the above places, leaving NOntroee every
Monday and Thursday nj 8o'clock, 4. NJ. Re-
turning, leave Rock Island and Davenport every
Tuesday and Friday nj o'clock, A. ~, taking
Passengers and freight through from Rock Island
to 81 Louis on the steamer dream Ware from
Kcoknk, having made arrangements with her
TO do ~. The public may rely on the pnnctnnl-
ny OF his boat; having been purchased expressl,
Tor this trade and determination Z" remain per-
manen'lv, il 10 hoped the public will feel nteres-
ted enough 10 sustain the undertaking
All attention shall he given to the comfort and
accommodation Of Passengers and Shippers, and
hope BY strict attention to mcri. . liberal share
Of patronage.
6for particulars apply TO the Captain on
board.
N. q. People from the country can always
depend on this hoat to the hour, unavoidable
accidents excepted passing NIL the Towns going
up in DAYTIME and the fore part Of the night, and
returning will pass oil the principal places i,
day tight, arriving At Bloomington, New Buston
Oqnawka and Burlington before night.
Sent
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The New York Herald says that private
company in that city are about To lmild
four steamers ior the New Orleans md Liv-
crpool trade. the average burden Of which
will Ike 2,lOO tone. The keel ot the frs,
vessel has been laid. She il To I've called
the .sUniscd States" and will be-, when
completed, remarks tho Herald. "one 81
the most perfect specimcns Il ocenn steam
ships in the world. She will have tw.'
marine engines, IT eleven hundred and
twenty-five horse power each, the cost III
which, with the machinery, will be onr
hundred and fifteen thousand dollars. The
diameter of the cylinders Of these engines
il eighty inches, with nine feet str.Ae.-
She will hive Emr wr"ughi.iron h,iler.,
with iron SHIFTS and crsnks, A. we'll ~ ir"n
water whecla.~ Tho bed plate fr this
steamer, which WINS cast last week by
Messrs. 6EcoR e. Co, Of New York. was.
ssya The Herald, .sthe largest and heaviest
wnsk IT The kind ever periosmed ia the
United States, weighing forty three Thru.
sand pounds Of metal.
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: LIE undersigned hogs leave to in(orm
- the citizens Of Davenport and the surround.
ing country, that he has established himself in
the Wa,ch-rcpairing business, and TINT he 10
now prepared to execute ordcrs, with which
kind public may favor him, in work manlikc
manner. by strict attention 10 his business he
hope. to gain the confidence and liberal pa
tronage ct the public in general.
Old gold and silver bought or exchanged.
\. N. Il. JE:SSEN.
Davenport, July 2ed, i8a7. A8-,f
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TIlsslS10lNls! TlsleESlGINE.
(uE subscribers woultl inform

- the farmers Of Scott and nd jaceni ceun-
tbs, ihns they intend having in opcra,i"n this
season tao Of their we'll known 1hresiiny aud
Cleaning .Marhiaes. The merits al these Ma
chnes are well known 10 many III the farmers,
II 70 therefore unnecessary TO say nnvthin. in
their cOmmcndaiton. To those lor whom VI
have not vet ihreshed, we would say hold ON UNI
Ill you see NJ work.
Ali those who may favor us with call NAV
depend on having their work done in the mos,
expeditions and saving manner.
References, lsurr'ws a. Prc,,vman. Davenport.
Peter jackson. Bloomington.
WM. A. L. J. T.. DAVIDSON.
july 2a,h. i011 Ao-Gm
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MARRIAGE ExTRA.RDiNARY.- King
st0n. N. H., Col. Vim. Webster, sged 81
10 Miss Martha Winslow. aged -. By
the above union, the bridegroom has married
his sisters granddaughter, which make. the
bride q wife To her great uncle. sister to he,
grandfather and grandmother, aunt 10 her
father aud m"iher. and great aunt I" hes
brothers and sisters. She is step.,no,her 10
five children, fourteen grandchi .drcn aud one
great grand child.
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From the Anglo SacsMn.
To VEL ADVOCATED XU04
D1&H.

ang men han hnv risivd n g,d Inglis
- cdycnshun, and hun mr. acusiumd TIN or Or
abb tm teech, vii rsiv the ditald PARTICULARS ov
a rspec,ahl, puvn,anent and lucratv employ
ment, hwie ma bi folowd in en part ov tire Yu-
nited State, from Name to Tccsas. bi ADDRESSING
hoes 1918. M Yorc, giving rial nam and adres,
and gud rrferensix F!di,urz coping this para
g,ni vii con'ribvut thu the edycashun oy the
nnsz, hsi,lz sc, uring cn,. ,loymen, for handredz
ov iicnrx out Ov iyashunz
Sept |. lw
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DEATH OF CAPT. HENRY SMITH.

DEATH OF CAPT. HENRY SMITH.
When il was announced the other dav
that Qusrlermasier Smith, had died oi'lhc
vomi,o At Vera Cruz, we did not know thu,
Capt. Henry Smith, m old and cherished
friend, WAS tho person thus consigned, will
two cold lines 10 his finul rest! There were
few officers ofthe Army n,orc universally
respected han Henry Smith. Ito was dis
tinguished above most men, Tor tnIenis md
humor. And he was equally distinguished
for tho ability and fidelity with which he
discharged his duties. He was ex. ensivcl,
known md greatly esteemed in this S,atc
and in Michigan.
Henry Smith was native of Saltwater,
Saratoga county. In 1912, he WINS our
Contemporaries in the printing office OF
Messrs. Seward s. Williams, at Utica
The WINS with Englsnd was kndlng fires in
every patriotic hosom. Henry was ton
young (as we'll rs too slight in s,ature.) To
be received ns recruit. Bn burning with a
desire 10 serve his country nlicr various con-
situations with his contiian,, he deiermin.
ed TO stnrt on font lin December we believe
Cor Albany, and through his uncle, Muses.
Smith, who then KEEP, hotel on The corner
of Grunge and North Market streets, apply
10 Governor Thumpkins tor ,n,lship,nan's
warrant in tho Navy. Arriving in Albany,
he concluded 10 go pcrsonaIlv and alnnc 10
the Governor, who Was 81 much pleased
with his Intelligence and spirit, ,ha, he i'm.
ncdiaielv ob,uined his admission M cndc,
nj Yves, Rpins, md long bcfarc the usual
course Of study had been completed, he re-.
ccivcd lieutcnnn,'s commission. lie SER
we'd sometimes in the Line, nj others in the
Staff, aud then in the Typographical De.
pnrimcni, hut always with efficiency snd
with credit. lie was frmerly nd.de.camp
Gen. Scott, acting, We believe, in tina,
capacity during the Black Hawk wnr.
The present war fmnd Capt. Smith n
private citizen residing with his family .,
Monroe, Michigan. As sonn, however.
rs hi, country required his services he mp
piled for position. Que below his mcri,
wns offered and accepted. Aud now n
gallant aoIdier mud M cs,im,hlc citizen.
who, for thirty five years, alternately gracad
the Army and adorned society. has gone
10 his grave with this undis,ing iishcd Nh
nouncemcnt:
PHTLADELrurA, Avg. IL.
Major Smith, Qu,r,ern,s,cr, died n,
Vera Cruz Oh the Gath ul,.-Alb. Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-16

DIAERnGA.--rhe following is said 10 be =
never failing cure for this troublesome and
dangerous complaint, which is generally 80
prevalent q: this season of the year: Take
NO teaspo"nsfuil oi .sl,. dissolve it in hal
n gill ofviacgnr aud swallow il al draught
y second dose NAV sometimes be rcquir ID !,
hut II never fail. to effect cure.