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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-02

CHIvALROUs CONDUCT or LoUIs Pull
IPrE.-l have To record, ct late, SO man,
examples Of the degrading corruption which
exists in the French Government, that /, is
absolutely refreshing to find in my note.
book an instance VI noble honor, which
would have been applauded in the most IN.
sulilcd days Of chivalry. Some months
since the Marquis dc Pnstnrct was summon.
cd To Venice, by Henry ", on bushes re-
ialing TO the fallen dynasty he So Ioyall,
cIings TO, and fearing tina. his hotel might
he searched by the police, during his all
scnce, entrusted u box containing his riusi
important papers, 10 the Countess dc Cue
rim, who passed for ono oi the most >,anncb
rosaii>ts in the iaubonrg 81. German. Re
turning last week te los, no time in reclaim
ing this precious dcposte. ''My dear Mar
quis," said The Countess, with downcaa
air, "you know that mn unfortunate.
The revolution Of 1880 ruined me. and |
cannot resist the first opportunity OF re-cs-
tabishlng my position in society that has
offered itself; aud must demand from on
6o,oO0 francs Tor your box of papers, so
compromising to Yourself and friend ~
The Marquis, though indignant. behaved
as gentleman should do Madame" he
replied, ''your condac, is unqualiti,blc, bu,
my blind confidence is more so--and must
pay for my faults. have not, ms you may
expect, the money in my pocket, but will
send my secretary with il Tomorrow. A.
dieu!' No sooner had he left the room
than the Countess though, she nigh, have
extorted larger sum, and with that rapid
Ity OF action which accompanies crime.
started Tor the Prefecture de Police, carry
ing with her the box cf papers. Declaring
That she had communication OF high i'm
portnnce To make, M. Dellcsscrl received
her at once, and after informing him tha,
she had pnrers so valuable that tho Mar.
qnls dc Pastorct had offered 10000 francs
Tor them, she declared her willingness t.
sell them 10 Government for 100000. -,
is m important affair."" said NJ. Delesscr,
'and dislike acting OH my own responshi..
ltv. Tho King is ut the ruilerios. this
morning, and we will 60 to him nj once
This the Countess did not exactly like, bul
there was no alternative, aud in halt M
hour she was stnmmering out her trclch
crous offer TO Louis Philippe. "lO0,06C
francs is a good deal Of money 10 paw
said the King. especially MS YOU rc,ai,
possession ut the papers and car no, Judge
Of their value" /" But here is the OK con
tang them," answered the Countess. hand
ing il over at the same time. The KIM
took il, stepped TO Tie door and gave il. un
opened, 10 mn nid-dc-camp, saving: Stake
this box to the Marquis dc Pastorc,, mn,
tell him that Louis Philippe is happy 10 be
able 10 serve him." Then turning to Tia,
trembling Countess, he continued: CAS- ia,
you, Madame. ndvise you 10 remember
that honesty is the best policy" and lei
the room, while the conscience stricken
woman SUNK out Of the place like shee,
stealing dog Correspondence Boston Al
las.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-02

ANECDorE OF WEsLEy-Joseph Brad
ford was for some years the travelling com
panion Of Mr. Wesley, for whom he would
have sacrificed health aud even life; bu, to
whom his will would never bend except in
meekncss.
Joseph said Mr.. Wesley one day, take
these letters to the post.
B. will take them after preaching, sir.
w. Take them now, Joseph.
B. ! wish to hear you preach, sir, and
there will be sufficient time for the post ni-
ter service.
w. Insist upon you going now, Jo-
seph.
B. Twill no. 60 nj present.
w. You won't?
B. No, sir.
w. Then you and must part.
B. Very good, sir.
They slept over il. Both were early RI
scrs. Al 4 o'clock the next morning the
refractory helper was accostcd with Joseph.
have you considered whit said-thas We
must pari?"
B. Yes, sir.
w. And must We part?
B. Please yourself, sir.
w. Will you ask my pardon, Joseph?
B. No sir.
w. You won't?
B. No, sir.
w. Then will ask yours, Joseph.
Poor Joseph was instantly melted; smit-
ten M If BY the wand Of Moses, when forth
Ot,s he'd tho tears like tho water from the
rock.
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

nUfSlCrANS and families favorable
to the Botanic System Of Mccicinc.
can be supplied with almost every article
used in their practice. Baybcrry. AZ. and
Am. Caycnnc,- Hcmlock Bark. Compost
,ion, Ncrvine, No. q, Boncset, &. Myrrh,
Gold Thread, Golden Seal, &c.
Il. SANFORD.
Davenport, July %, 1915.
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REMEDY E3E: y'EzE CURE or
sECkt HEADACHE.

sE3 Ills distressing complain. may be GU
- red b. using one bottle Of Spohn's Sick
Headache Remedy. which has cured thousands
OF III very wors, eases. Persons after suffering
weeks with this dcail-lke sickness. will buy q
hottie OF this remedy and be cured and then COM
plain OF their folly IN not buying il before. Peo-
pie arc expected 10 use the whole bottle, not use
u two or three times, and then complain that
they are not cured. a hottie will cure them.
Sold Wholesale by Coms,ock & Co, New
York, y Coriland-si. Sold in Davenport at b.
sANtuRD's Drug Store, also by NoRRis, Rock
Island, I'll. NAV 18th. laa7.
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ANEcporE OF DIR. JOHNSON. John.
sons education and kindness Of hear, could
not divest him ofthc natural coarsencss oi
his manners. lie was 10 dine ono day
with lady, who advocated an ngrarian sen
timent ot,he day, known as levcIing. She
persisted with some obs,inacv, and the
Doctor though. to confound her by prac-
tical illustration oil her theory.
"Nladam, il is bu, little use TO talk when
two agree to differ; and rs equality canno.
be selfish. call up your iootman, aud Let him
dine with US. BY wha. distortion Of society
is he forced 10 servc?'
The lady expressed her surprise, and
ventured to suggest that the Doctor misun-
dcrstood her.
"Not ut all madam, but | see there is
some saving philosophy in your position
You would reduce those who IRE above YOU
to your depth, but you IRE shocked at the
ides Of raising those who arc beneath YOU
10 your Level"
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HAYS L7ssslENT FOR THE.
Piles.

HE1 HE wors; attacks 81 the Piles nre cf-
tCh iccually and permanently cured in short
time by the Use o. Tie genuine HaNs' Liniment.
Hundreds ct our first citizens throughout the
country have used this linlmen, with complete
success. The Propfletors warrant il 10 cure the
nies; aggravated cases.
We clip the following fromthc y. y Com
ADV
The Pins AND ALL SoRss-fIavs' Liniment is
known now To thousands, most cxtraordina-
~ remedy for these allc ;ions. II is impossible
10 tell IN newspaper in such q manner as 10 oh
tain full credence, the effects and benefit, of this
article, 50 general il the practice OF advertisers
OF .Sio!ling articles at no merit. Such personal
reference will be given, 10 bring conviction 10
the minds Of the most unholicylnr. Viii! suffer-
ers only ask among their friends, If they have
not heard oi o. hnown its effects and il they do
hot hear Il more warmly preised than any other
salsc, let them not %, il. al fancy or cxaruor
alton IL positively excluded from those state
ments and II IS determined TO say nothing OF lis
mems, but wha, could be proved by hos, Of
Witnesses inany caur, Of justice. Will YOU look
~ the thing and Il, proofs ut II Coriland-s,reet,
where il nav be had
0-5-looK OUr.-Some swindlors have coun-
tcrieitea this article and put i. up with various
devices. Do not he imposed upon. One thing
offy Will protect .ou--it is tho name ot Com
stock q 20 that name must he ALWAYS on the
wrapper or sou cheated. Do not forget ii,
Take this direction with YOU, and ties, by that or
never buy, for tits impossible for any other 10 be
true or genuine. SOLOMON HAYS.
Cnus'oes & Co., New York, sole Proprie,ors.
Store, also BY NoRGls, Rock Island, Ill.
nap tpsf
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GROCERIES.

Loaf, white Havana md brown sugars,
Maracaiba. Rio aud Laguayra Cntlee,
Goidcn ;, rup, Sugar house and Orleans
Molasscs,
Imperial, Cuppowder, Y. II. and Back
Teas,
Western Reserve Cheese.
Cogniae brandy. Port. Madeira, Swoo,
Mllaga and Claret Wine,
.lsnmica Rom and Whi~key, for medical
purposes, Cider vinegar,
Ground AIum, Liverpool aud Kanawhn
Salt.
Ganpnwdcr, Shot and Lead,
Alspicc, black and CAYENNE pepper.
Ginger. cinnamon. cloves. nntncms, &c.
Castle, Shaving and bar Soap,
Star and Tallow candles. Rice,
Tar, Resin, Rod "nd White Chalk,
Iusccd, Lard, Castor and Sweet OILS.
ER.gjlT's.
Raisins. F;ss. prnncs, Currants, Tama-
rine's, Cilron aul Dates,
D'icd Apples and Peaches, white
Beans, Nc.
Nuts, Soi Shelcd Almonds, Madeira
Mats. Cream Nuts. fi!bcris. &c.
ALL EalSss OF TOBACCO.
RecaIia. Principe and other kinds Of Sc.
gars. Macoohav. Rappec and Scotch Snuili,
Candies u. all kinds,
Batter, soda ana Dyspepsia Crackers,
Buckets, Cordaac, Breons, Stone Ware,
Brushes. Tuts, Wire Selves. &c.
IiEliTzNss. PAHEnS. &C.
i'n.r q "a t4t.,.t fAs,t,,i.,a u RI.
B.uc Pill Mass, q. Camphor, q. Myrrh,
&. Aloes. q. Opium, q. Arabic,
Eas IN, Gaihcrand Rochelle Salts,
Tar,aric Acid, Sab. Carh. Soda,
Tartar Eme,ic, lpccac. jslap,
Rhubarb. Sulphur, Cream Tartar,
ii. anl Am. Cayenne, Burberry,
Composition. Lobcia herb and seed,
Girl. lIemlock, Poplar, Wild Cherry and
:sa~sn!ras B4rks,
Liglorce, Spls. Nitro, Sulph Ether,
Cham0mic Flowers, Senna, &c. &c.
Sarsapariila Syrup,
Cevelani's Aguc Drops and Pills,
NJ flats and Brandreihs Pills.
Jaynes. rogiers, Smiths, Lees and Bon
neell's Pills.
Wistar's Bl,sam Of Wild Cherry.
Ven. Red. -. Brown, Lamp Blk,
Chrome Yellow and Green, Whiting.
Prnssian Bluc, Li,harHc, Vcsdigris, &c.
Castor. Sweet and Iinsecd Oils.
Spts. Tarpcniine, Meats Foot Oil,
Lagwood, Fnstie. Nader, Indigo,
ESi. Iogwood. Alum, c"ppcras,
Blue Niirinl, Glue. Putty, Whiting. &C.
Together with general assortment OF Paint,
ahl laruish Brushes, Sash Tools, Wall Brushes,
&. II. Pencils, Pitches. Cloth. Hair and Tooth
Brushes. Superior WINES and BRANDY for Nc
dse.nal uses only. ALWAYS on hand b. =
Davenport, November 10Th, 1916.
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I'EsE LAST CALL.

"a IL persons knowing themselves in
- debied TO Us either by Note or Book nc
count, and do not settle the same by the first day
OF Aarch next, Will have their notes and nc
counts placed in the hands of an Officer for col
lection. We hope all persons indebted TO us
Will come forward and pay up and save ,hcm-
selves costs
BURROWS 81 pRETTYMAN.
Davenport January 90, l3l7
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-02

Az EMPIRE FOUNDED BY A SrIDER.--
As Mahomet and his friend Abubekar sui
in dark corner Of one ofthe caves Thor,
on the third morning after they had betaken
themselves to that place OF concealmen,,
they saw their enemies approach the mouth
Of the cavern.
"What shall we DOR whispered the
trembling Abubekar, sit is vain to attack
them, Tor We are but two"
"I'here is third with us" said Nahomci,
calmly; "God!''
The pursuers, concluding from spiders
web across the opening into the rcccss, that
no one could have recently passed in or out,
withdrew, and the hidden fugitiycs shortly
afterwards made their escape aud saved
their lives. Maho,net subsequently foun-
ded 40 empire, which in eighty years cx.
tended ito dominion over more kingdoms
and countries than the Romans had SUBJ
dued in eight hundred. But The spider that
wove the cobweb was the real founder of
the Mshomedan dynasty, mud wrough.
moro extensive change ia the deslinies Of
tho world than Alexander or Xerxes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-02
JUST RECEIVER,


SUMMER GOODS.
1T D.1j.E.aPORT. and ~ -kLsGH.ln
BURROWS 4 Tzs1..TENAS
VHYOULD inform their friends aud Gus
" toners that ,lies have just received
from the East md South i Urge and well
assorted stock of DRY GOODS, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes. &c.. which they have opened
n. their old stand in Dareapori aud III saI
liyan 81 Movers old siena in Rockingham,
adjoining tho Steam Nj. They in,ile
their friends 10 call nal examine their
stock. They will FIR Ctsh or Produce IN
hand, cell their Goods n low ms any other
house IN the country. Farmers residing III
the vicinity OF Rockingham will be supplied
with Goods nj our Store in that place III
the same terms that tneg can be ut in
Davenport. We 90 nj pretend to sell
Goods on time as low, ~ ior Cash or Pr.
duce in hand bui FIR re4dy PAY, we pledge
ourselves To sell as low - any ether Ia ,,lse
in the country. We receive in payment
Tor Goods all kinds S,aplo Produce 81 tic
country, ami shall hereafter rs heretofore.
endcavor 10 retain tho confidence ol orr
country friends. Amour our stock my
he found a good assortment at
DRY GOODS,
Prints, oil prices. D)mesltc Jeans, Saili-
nets. Broad Cloths. Bpbincis, Jaconc,s.
Edsings, lnscriinas. Linens, Ladies' B1n
nets. Ribbons. Ladic.' Ice. Blue Drills.
Cable Twist. Gamhroony. and all kinds of
Dry Goods called for IN Ills section Of
country.
A large md we'll assorted stock of Boots
md Shoes, Groceries o'ail kinds, Hardware.
Qnecnsw Dried Fruit. &c. &c. We
invite our friends In give IL n cali aud we
will cndeavor 10 sell them Goods AS low NJ
those who say they hu> fl twenty per cent
less aud sell fifty per cent less than their
neighbors.
BURROWS &. paETTYMAN.
Davenport,
Rockingham. Ma 10Th, 1917.
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~ .~tl--
QUEENS. GLASS 4 CEIEyayyAEsE

Pnlnts and OlIs, Nc.
All Of which will lie sold low for the
ready pay or produce in hand. {. ). ".
Davenport. May 18th, 1871.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS


~ ceipt Of one Of the LARGEST aud
best assortment of GOODS, ever offered IN
Davenport, will dispose of the same al tho
lowest prices for the READY PAY.
Consisting in par, a. ipllows:--
Broad cloths and fancy cassimercs large
assortment,
40 rs. SAtineu and Kentucky Jcans.
30 ps. Summer pants and cnat siuii
Consisting of AIpacc, md Mcrino cassi
mere, linen drilling, c,t;onadce.
Blue drilling. &c Brown ani tlcachet,
muslins and drilling diaper aud crush, linen
and cotton table cloths.
Bed ticking, silk nni satin ycs,ing, t.r.
Also
A splendid assurtmcn, u Dress goods,
consisting OF
900 ps. Of the latest Patterns English
and American prints,
Gngbams and gugham lawns. painted
lawns aud Ba'zeseen robes few ps. Sill
Dress patterns, Apncca's Nous de !ains,
Swiss jaconest, mall and book muslin,
Bishop lawn. cnmbriek and cross bar
muslin, lin handl.'ls., Ference leghorn.
Gimp, Rutland Brad, lawn and Straw
Bonncis. n large assortment.
100 rs. fancy bonnet. neck and emp rib
bons, plain Silks and Sa,n ribbons. III.
with co!ors, cap tabs, artificial flowers;
10 d.. silk md bingham parasn!s and
Sun Shades, feather and painted fans.
Silk purses, silk fringe and gimp, nssort.
cd colors, curtain fringe, !.i,!c and thread
edging aud Inserting, cap staff;
ID d. silk and cotton gloves and miits.
Fancy hair pins md brushes, fancy lark
and side combs. dressing aud iinc ivory
combs, black and coorcd kid gloves;
Fancy sammcr s;hawls and Scaris.
81 doz. oil Hosiery. a!l qualities aud col
ors, a few silk do. siiIl, handh't-. and cra-
watts, silk neck shawls and points. Irish lin
ems, Warren's best needles;
200 yds. spool thread. fax and cotton
skoin threads, gingham and cotton hand
kcrchiets.
A good assortment If gents. Eur and
castor hats aud caps Of the !atcs, SIS le;
Apron check. hickory shir!inr,
Buttons all qualities, suspcndcrs, silk
cord and binding. 81. SC.
--ALso-
80 Cases Of boo, and Shoes. consisting
Of mems kip and calf boots, Kip and calf
shoes, boss do. do. Ladies fine calf. kid
and morocco slippers md walking shoes.
Misses do. do Chld's shoes all sizes.
ALSO. HARDWARE.
Table md pocket cutlery. grain and
grass scy,hes AMI snca,hes. traces md log
chains, hoes, hay forks. sboyeis and spades.
grain scoops, mill and handsnw flies, sud
irons, tea kettles. .,,ches, To-, locks, MI
kinds coffee mills, looking glasses, German
silver, Britannia and iron lea and table
spoons, hand Ratchet and Singing d..
Brass and iron butts aud screws, taeks.
sheep shears, draw knives. sicelyards, Au-
gers. gimblat, brick trowels. hand saws. rat
trips, curry combs, steel squares, gun caps,
candle stieks, &c.
ALSO, GseOrEFssEs.
Sugar, coffee, Y. IL. Ten. first rate ar
,icle, pepper, spices, soap. buckets, tabs.
tobacco, nails, glass. apples md peaches,
rosin and currants. ). II. AMI y. u. mplas-
ses, salIratns, ginger, starch. candles, ci-
der vinegar. cotton yarn, powder, shot and
lead, salt, &c. &c.
Also
QUEENS. GLASS q CHlNAyyAEsE.
Paints and Oils. Sc.
All Of which will lie sold lew for the
ready pay or produce in hand. {. :. ".
Davenport. May 18th, 1917.
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Nor ot Rock Island and Third Streets; he
has now on hand and intends keeping n
general asanrtmcn, of CHAIRS AND CAB
NET FURNITURE, comprising FANCY
AND WINDSOR CHAIRS Of all sizes and
patterns. BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS,
BREAKFAST and DINING TABLES,
WORK STANDS, and all other articles
usually manufactured in an establishment
Of this kind. which fur durability and neat
ness OF workmanship, he will warrant not
10 be surpassed BY any manufactured in
the western country.
s. SCIIOOiFIELD.
\. Z. Old furniture repaired aud paint
cd in the nca,est stylc.
COFFiNS made in the shortest notice.
Davenport, Oct. 10th. lS4i. 7-tf
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BURIAL OF Mr.. BULLARD.-'rhe follow.
ing sad picture Ola missionary's funeral i.
from touching letter from Mrs. Billiard
narrating the incidents Of her hushana's
Illness and death, already alluded TO in these
columns. Mr.. Billiard juincd the Sho Ia.
rem mission al the commencement ui the
,car lSi4:-
About eight o'clock, the brethren of tho
mission, MI more or less UNIV ell, having
tenterIy watched him through the night.
were obliged 10 seek fresh air; n few In.
rcns still hung around lis bed. sa, inr
Nov our teacher dies, why should We live!
We would die happy md follow him." A.
bout nine O'Clock n gurgIing sound was heard
we raised him up-a slight tremor, and
all was over. The funeral hour was mp
pointed n four o'clock; large concoursc
assembled, but percciving n little warmth
about his vitals, could not let them take
him, but watched beside him, applying res
torativcs until twelve ut night.
At midnigh, we buried
him. The kind Karcns carried nv Two
dear iathcrless babes. while I, ACCOMPANY MED
by Mr. Knnncy and dear sister Lii, bridge,
followed the coffin through the narrow path.
way leading 10 the missionylIe.
Turning tho corner fronting tho mission
houses felt my spirits sinking--no longer
able to bear the gloom Of that sad f,uer al
night. Through the lanterns dim ligh,
we looked with eager eye for snmc kind
torm-some soothing voice-but looked in
vain--no voice was heard save that of the
moaning wind! Where . where, TINT dear
loved mission band? All, some were f;.r n
way where my dear husband loved ,ohc.
sowing precious seed beside wild Jungle
streams--three others Law fainting under
the whitening touch Of this dreaded disease.
Slowly We treadcd the narrow streets rs
toward the burial ground we bore the torn
Of him Id loved SO well. Arriving near tho
place, we parted never more 10 meet
''Ti!l the fond requiem OF the world shall .well.-
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"LADy."-Thc Mobile Herald has the
following:-sln speaking OF tho President 5
journey, oil the papers say the ''Iady Of the
President" The word "wifc" is dcarer,
pretticr and more appropriate. Another
reform would be we'll in newspnperdom---
that is the substitution ofthc good old word
''woman" for shady" A lady is . thing
that usually brings up visions Of bastlcs
and buckram. Eve was woman, not
lady. Woman is the word Of poetry, SEN
ti"cnt, worship, classic dignity md Gle
gance. Lady is word ofar,, aud has no
sort Of moaning as il is usually applied.
Let stupid people use the latter. Those
who honor the sex should adhere 10 the for
mer."
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NEW GOODS.


UyiIE subscriber having received lis
SPRING g. SUMMER STOCK, i.
prepared 10 supply customers with Goods
II moderate prices. The following tic
some Of The articles he has on hand
DRY GOODS.
Cotton Yarns, Calrucs. Shectings. Shirt
iuas. White. Red anI Canton F,nnnels,
i.iascls. :. L. and Sleeps Grey C!ihs
Sat;inctta, Plain and Checked Nv. nnl
Cotton Jeans, Bloc and Other Drilinss.
Gloves, cravais. Peck. Ii'kcrchiers. Spool
aud Pat. Threads. Hats, L nncts, Stoch-
ings, Socks. &c. &c.
HARDWARE.
Door, chest, cupboard. I'LL, trunk and
phdlockr; spring aud Norfolk aiches, butt.
strap, parliament. gate and table hinges
screws, hay and manure forks, spades aiid
,hoscls, table, pen aud iacl knives; ham.
mers. hlic.lels. coffee mills. chains, hoes.
nmgers, brace bits, smooth nnl jack planes.
rnkes. scyihcs, snnihcs and stones, pocket.
tuck. fac anl relding combs curry conf :
and brushes; an assortment ol hollow-warc,
IloHEHS, steel. sNc. Nr.
GEgoCEssEs.S.
Loaf aud n. q. Sugar. superior ten,
chocolate, coffee. M lla.scS. rice, codli i.
salt. vinegar, saleratus, spirc, pepper, mus.
tard. nutmrgs. marc, cIiron. riTSr.ins, ctif-
rants. iigs, almonds, cream RMS. iilberts, To-
haccp in rlggs and papers, Macaba AMI
Scotch SHUTS, Underwood, Lemon S,rnp.
starch, soap candles; plates, bowls. print.
ed and common teas, pitchers, &r. &c.
DEas-GS AND MzI9ETs.E.S,
Tinc,urcs. Essential OILS. Essences,
Quininc. Peruvian B,rk. ilcrculias,
B,rks. Roots and Herbs W. Ill kinds.
Mnr,ars, Graduated Measures, Vials.
Jars. Bottles and Winl5e lass; Cas:or,
l.ard, Olive, Sweet, i'i-h aud i.insced
Oils. Tnrpenline, iarnish. White, Rel aaG
Blk Leads. With general assortment Ct
Oil and Wafer Co!ors. SA't,
Gold Leaf aud Bron2e~; Paint,
White Wash, : sh, Snr. Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tnah Instruments.
Trusscs. Also On assortment Of pure aud
genuine Patton, Medicin :. such, as Fahe-
ht~tt'N y sfEtUlaiaf. &t#t.-ti sstt-
ious p,ila. Carmun,iyc i.nzcnges. (tur
Summer cemplain's) En- Water; Moii~
Pills and Bi,irrs; STERN Ill, Lnziugcs anl
Poor Mans Plaster; McAii~tcr's All-lie.l-
ing Oinimca'. Genuine N.Star'S Ba!sani.
Cologne. soda end Seililz Powders.
Nerve x Bone l.inmeAi. Opodcldoc. g..
Also cardagc, Chalk ani Garden Lines.
Fish Hooks ani Lines. Tar, Pitch,
Rpsn. Oakum. Nails, Glass, Patty. &c.
ALSO,--School Books. Bnnk Books.
Mcmlrandums. Cap. Letter aud Bank LIT
ter Paper. Blk aud Blue leks aud Stands,
QailIs, Steel Pens, States aud Pencils
which he viii barter f.r Wheat. Batter
Lard, Egg, Bccsway, Flassccd. &c.
&. LESLIE.
Davenport. Nav 18Th. lN!7.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-02
NEW GOODS!
GROCERIES, DRUGS, .IEDICLrEs, &c
70 SANFORD. having Just returned

70 SANFORD. having jus, returned
S&k0s from the South with inter supply Of
Ggooeries, Drugs, .'Iedi,ines, Paints, Lrlisics,
OILS, !dr.istef. DE Mng-. 9r., would inform his
old customers, and such new ones as may wish
to purchase good and cheap articles, that he is
now prepared ~ furnish them with almost every
article m lis line Of business. His Groceries
were purchases.andeg his own inspection SO that
the buyer can rely upon getting such are OF
good quality. The following leading articles.
together with nearly every tang in the Grocery
anu Drug line, may be obtained at his store -