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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-17

,. =. AlNsNONIii. .HIHsr,
lIayi !. eccn urchased for the above trade, and
Thoroughly repaired and reii,icd. will commence
her regular trips on Friday the 22l inst. leaving
Montrose, every Monday, "Wednesday and FRI
day mornings nj o'clock for Rock Island, and
the intermediate landings. Returning, the
Kentucky will arrive nj Monirose in time 10
meet the keoknk and ST Louis packets, on
TUESDAY, Thursday aud Saturday evenings.
Passengers and shippers, may rely upon her
remaining IN The trade, during the entire season,
aud also on the regularity Of her arrivals and de-
plr,ures; and her officers hope, by strict nj
iention 10 the interest ol shippers, and the COM
tort Of passengers, to merit a share Of public
patronage.
Fo. freight or passage apply on hoard.
GA daily line Of four horse Troy coaches,
leave Rock Island every morning Mt 4 O'Clock,
for Chicago, through in thirty hours; passage
$500. June Goth, l8J8. Acts
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
STRAiED or Stolen from
~ - the premises Of the subscriber
on the night Of the eth Ma, last,
NAAV.4 hight bay Horse, abou, : wears
NJ ~ old, and about lGA hands high with
black heavy main and tail and a
lump on The upper edge Of the left hind hoof-
Any person who will deliver Horse above ieseri-
bed 10 the subscriber at Lc Claire or give inior-
nation where it may be found will be suitably
rewarded. MILO NJ POLLOK.
lie Claire, Scott CO., 9th Aug. l8lD-48-3w
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TROUGH 4 READY CLUB"
Stated meetings every Wednesday ereaiag in
Mr. Ful,on's buildings. Friends from the coun-
try arc particularly invited TO be present.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-17

'nrtter Etfience-Gneat E4citemeat and Hmc
amongst tie (atonci Uorfers-U Disastrous ronse-
qneners ~ Tic u~ ~ Mineral .N,iiciiies-- Time
" ,nicnenttaa Of htr Lndin Qnu,1. ssyar- Coat.
81 jcgttabir itHs 10 sarr Il ahoie astghhorhood
from he asthd raragts u that m a,stroyrr, dis-
case, ~ he hra,s ~ .lenr, E,lions, Consesi,rc,
aud Igtdns Iuefs- Htad and h continred.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
Presidential Election.

We have received news from New York city
up to o'clock Wednesday evening. Our pre-
vious information is confirmed.
New YoRK.-Taylor's plurality will be near
ly 5o,oO0 in New York city, 45oo. The N. Y.
papers say that the Wings have gained % mem
beers of Congress, which will give them all the
members except one! The Legislature Is strong
ly Whig securing Wing U. $. Senator.
MAssAcHusETTs.--In all but l6 towns, Tay.
lor has 4s, 500, Cas- sl,0ls, Van Buren, 36,soi
Last year, in the same towns, Briggs had 5?,-
O6s, Cushing 1910, all others l2,i5l. No
choice by the people.
MARYLASD for Taylor by over itco thousand
DELAwARE.-Whig by $50 majority.
NoKrH CARoLINA--for Taylor.
ouro.-The Ohio State journal (Rhig) says
the State has probably gone for Cas-, by FROM
to 10000 majority. sos .l >
VIRGINIA. is doubtful Wing gain as faI
as heard from.
GEoRaIA-Several counties heard from
showing Wing gain since the last election
Looks Taylorish. ID, suatsst. ,.t.,r Az.
-ILLrsoIs-Fiye counties give Taylor ss(
majority. Chicago gives Taylor 1881, Cas-
1880, Van Buren, 1913.
y Al1cHIeAN.- for Cas-, but the
Wings gain one Member of Congress 81 i.
MAINE has probably gone for Cas-. q
NEw HAMPSHIRE ditto.
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Trareftng .9g emf Wanted.

A RESPECTABLE mSn, active, industrious and
n possessed Of some business edusaiion, is want
ed to solicit applications for Health Insurance. A
satisfactory bond fs5O0l will be required. The
compensation will be commission ON the amoQpt
Of premiums collected by the agent, and II be poss-
eases good address aud roaspe~Is Industry, his in
come from the agency will ot be likely TO fall short
OF $500 per Annum. His HSSl Of operations would
be in the vicinity in which this paper is published
where he would be invested with The sole Agency.
Address by mail, the az
MASS.i CHLiSETTS HEALTH INSURANCE
OFFICE, Nus cum Building, 7SczoHf 81, Bssttn
Boston, Oct. IS. 3wlO
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Dte0.
In ,hi. town, Nov. 5, Mr. Elisha W. Prouty, age

In this town, Nov. 5, Mr. Elisha W. Prouty, aged
In Vernon, Oct 2s John r. Brooks, son Of Ma
thaniel and Harriet Brooks, aged 81 yrs. Q mos
In Wilmington, Nov. I, Mr. Samuel Hill, IN his
oath yelr. :,
In Lyndon, Oct. ls, Mrs Diadama, wife q Mr.
William Ide and daughter Of the late John WILCOX
of Pntuey aged 60. F.fE ..sfas
In Hinsiaie, n. H., Oct II Franklin Foster, son
Of Franklin and Samantha Thomas, aged yrs ~
mos Ir .HLFT
In Winchester, Nov. 8, of cholera infanium,
Henry Edward, only son OF Robert w. and Sylvia
ii. Leith, aged yrs, mos.
lKi- Dearest hoy thy days are ended, sf..
f All thy mourning days below; ..f
Go, by angel guards attended,
To ihe arms Of Jesus, go.
Printers in Mass. and Ala. please eopyl nf
In Winchester Oct. ~, Of dropsy, Mrs HANNAH
Field, wife of Pbinehas Field, aged 67.
In Winchester Oct 20, Miss Loretta Wheeloc'
daughter Of VIM. Wheeloek, Esq.
In Athol, Mass, Oct Q, Of consumption hir
Dolly, wife of Mr. Curtis Could aged 40.
In West Troy Illinois, Sept 10, Mr. Moses a
Whitney formerly of Marlboro, W, aged a.
Printers in Mass, n. Y. and Pa, will please copy
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POSTSCRIPT.
Later Returns.

VERMONT Congress.--ln tho I'd and Sd
Districts, there has been partial coalition Of
the Cass mon with the Barnburncrs.
The Montpelier journal thinks that the Wing
Congressman in the I'd district is elected
1t is probable that the Wing candidate in the
second and third, and the Democratic in the 9Th
are elected.
We have received further returns, showing
large Wing gains in all parts of the State since
September. Tho details are unnecessary. The
State is decidedly Wing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
Highly Important Work.
CHILD-BIRTH:

A Valuable Scientific Work, upon The Subject of
CESSATION and Child Birth, by X. M. WEis-
sELHoFr, NJ. d., late Of Paris, just published
in Nec- York, by The author.
VNHIS Work contains recently discovered in-
Il formation upon ubject Of the highest importance
TO Married Persons those Contemplating Marriage.
II will be found OF special value TO those whose means
health, other circumstance do not permit them 70
increase the number Of their family without great in
COW enence, suffering or perhaps risk Of life. A
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may avail himself Of AZ once without purchasing any
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cannot ujure the health Of the most delicate Nor
docs IL curtail matrimonial privilepes in the Least
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STATE of VERMONT.

In Probate Court November isi, is4s.
N0AES Emery Wheelock, Executor Of ne has,
~ will and testament Of PAUL WHERLER. late
neutrality-suspicious., aud files his INSTRUMENTATION
account for allowance. ~ 80. II :
Whereupon i Is ordered that said Executor no.
ty all persons interested that his court viii decide
upon the allowance Of said ace0.nl at the session
thereof to be held at tho Probate Office in brat
tleboFo, in said district on the hsi Thnrsday OF
November instant, by Publishing a copy Of the roc
ord OF this order three weeks sHccessively b the
Vermont ls.nix printed a. said nratsbero, pre-.
sI- ~ Atrle copy Of kccard. r'a
II Attest. T. H0LBR6lOk. R.s,c
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RARE CHANCES.

~RNA TUE subscriber would Inc to sell
M;i;& Estate
d.l5<& A House and Barn, with about .
Acres Of land, situate in small
manufacturing village in the northeriy part Of
wardsboro, on the singe road. The buildings arc
ncwish, arc well finished, with durable water run
ming to them there is brick yard tho land
with plenty Of clay. There is also an exeelleni
young grated Orchard on the land, and is only 1
miles from North wardsboro.
ALSO,-43 Acres Of excellent land, ouly ono
half mile nom said house about 10 acres Of
which Is wood Land, the remainder is moving land,
with barn standing on the came.
Also, one other piece OF land, containing about
rs acres, divided into pasture and moving, with n
barn on the same, and is one mile from the village,
Also, ono other piece Of land, containing 60 acres,
and lies near the village Of North Wardsboro, and
is very excellent land.
Also the House lot coniaiging Q acres OF choice
land, with house and barns, aud is entirely the
most desirable location In the village OF North
wardsboro, being the place where ! now live.
Also one other piece OF land in said village
with good new Potash standing thereon, con
tanning acre. t ~ - = A. - ~
Also one other village lot containing Of an acre
All the above Real Estate i among the most de
sirablc and the most valnble in the town Of Wards
boro, and would be good investment for any mar
to iaake at the prices he can buy for, he wonli
be sure to double his money in very few yeart.-
very liberal credit can be given for most OF th'
paw.
ALSO, the Grist VIII in the village Of Nortl
! Warisboro the best property aud tho most pronta
/ bic OF any IN the town % Wardsboro
Also, IS acres wood land in westerly part OF Do
vcr, with excellent timber thereon.
[ Also, 100 acres very excellent wild land, o.
I Dceriield river, IN the town Of Stration.
ERASMUS PLIMPTON
No. Wardsboro, Oct 23d, ls4e. 5wlO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10

BESryoLEScE.-Th late Mrs Hon. Roger
sherman, Of Fairfield, Conn, received into her
family, and educated at different periods, twelve
! destitute orphan children. She had lost her own
children, and both herself and husband being
impressed with the conviction that they might
do good by filling the place of parents to the
homeless, they commenced the work, and as ono
and another became settled in life, their places
were filed by others. IN.
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STATE or VERMONT.
In Prob.le conrt, Oct. Is, 1873. "'

hfWtoVf"I "
In Probate Court, Oct IS, Is4s. m e., r.--
The following petition Is presented, to wit
70 fs Iioa Probate Corr for c district Of Marlboro
HENRf CLARK, Guardian Of john Hunt mi
~ nor, respectfully represents that II will be bcne
fetal to his said ward and those interested in his
estate, TO invest part VI the moneys now IN his
hands, as Guardian, ~ real estate. wherefore he
prnys for lrcnsc TO buy certain pasture, coniain
ing about 20 aeres situated on Lot No. H. IN Yer.
non, In snid district, for his said ward lie also
further pys for license TO buy ont all the right the
other heirs Of the late Arad Hunt, Of Vernon de-
ceascd, have 10 the Homestead farm, so called In
SAID Vernon. Henry CLARK, Guardian.
Bratileboro. Oct rs, is4s.
Whereupon it Is ordered that said Guardian no.
THY all parsons interested that this court will decide
upon said application at special session thereof
TO be holden NJ the Probate Office in BratIcboro, in
said district on tho Goth day Of November next BY
publishing copy Of the record Of said petition and
this order thereon, three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at said Brattleboro. pre-
yious to said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
n Attest, n. HOLBROOK, Reer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
JUST OPENED,

A T the new Bonnet Store, a splendid and com
N plete assortment Of MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting Of the richest materials for Srtin and
Velvet Bonnets; Ribbons, some very -ieli styles
Velvet Ribbons. A great variety Of Artificial
Flowers, Caps, Collars, Head-drcsses, Mourning
Collars, Edgings, &c.
Mourning Bonnets and Crave Clothes
on hand. and made TO order at short not
DRESS MAKING done in the bes, II amer and
according to the latest patterns.
u Straw Bonneis repaired and dressed as usu
al. o. RHODES.
Bnttleboro, Nov. sth, ls4s. j;
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AImanacs! AImanacs!!
10 ~-.. AImamncsiii -


nOcTOR ID. JAYNE would respectable IN.
IJorm the public that be publishes annually for
rrniniions distribu,ion, by himself aud ali his
Agents, an Almanac, called Jnync's medical
Almanac, and Guide 60 Health.
Tie calculations for this Almanac ave made with
great care and accuracy and for five different iaii
fudes and Longitudes, so as 10 make them equally
useful as a Calcudar in every part Of the United
States and British North America They arcpf1nt.
ed on good paper, and with handsome newtype- aud
arc neatly bound, and besides being tue neacst nnl
most accurate Calendar printed in the United
States. they contain large amount OF valuable in
formation, suited 10 the wants Of all, and OF that
kind too, which cannot be found ~ book
MS CATALOGUE or DISEASES, with re-
marks and directions for their removal is really In
valuable, and make them welcome yisiters IN every
house they enter Every family should possess Of
least ono OF these Anuuals. His AlmAnacs FOL
1919 are now ready fof distribution, Of which he
designs TO publish at least TWO mlLlhONc, and
in order that every family in the Cufed states and
British America may be furnished with copy, he
Merchants and stOrcIse,'pers
to forward their orders TO him as early possible
aud they shall be Supplied graidioasy with ni man,
copies they may deem necessary to supply theiI
various customers. They are are also iilt'ed al
the same time, 10 send copy Of their "HusrNrs'
CkRD,' which will be printed and placed on tho
cover u the Almanacs sent them, also without
charge They arc also requested to give Nj neces
sary directions how the Almanaes should he for
wardcd to them. by law they cannot be- sent b,
mail unless the postage is first paid on them here
Orders tpost paid) directed to DIR, ID. JAYNE
Philadelphia, will meet with prompt atten lion.
u Families can obtain these Anana cs graiii
of BUTTON & CLARK, Agents for the sale o
DIR Jayne's Celebrated Family Medicines IL
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STATE OF vnRp1oNT.

7TGTIl0F0l
In Probate Court Oct 2s, Isas
The following petition is presented, to wit;
HENRY CLARK Guardian Of Rowland Hunt,
III minor, respectfully represents that Il will be
beneficial 10 his SID ward 10 sell the whole Of the
real estate, set of TO him in scvcrAty situated in
Vernon, in said district and put the proceeds Of
such sale at interest Wherefore he prays for H.
cense to sell the same accordingly.
lIEsRY CLARK, Guardian.
Bpifeboro, Oct. rs, is4s.
whcrcupon it Is ordered that said Guardian no.
tify all persons interested, that this court will de-
eide upon said application special session there
Of to be holden at the Probate Office in Brailcboro
in said district on the goth day of November next
BY publishing copy Of the record Of said petition
aud this order thereon. three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phenix, printed at said Bratileboro
previous to said time OF hearing. ia
A true copy Of Record,
Ita } Ahest. III 7 r. H0LBR0Oh. Regr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10

.1mA HINT BKspEoTISG INFECTIOUS DIS
arAsEs.-A pilgrim, says the fable, met the
plague going into Smyrna, |" What are you
going for y" I" To kill 5000 people" answered
the plague. Some time after. they met again
aBut You killed 10000" said the pilgrim
mo-" replied the plague ~ killed but 5000
il was fear killed the rest'--Londcn Times.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
STATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court, Oct. 2e, is4s.
The following petition is presented, to wit;
10 nc Hon. Probate Court for he dlsiric Of Marlboro
HENRY CLARK, Guardian Of John Hunt and
III Rowland Hunt, minors, respectfully represents
that Il will be beneficial his said wards 10 sell so
much Of their real estate, situated in Vernon, IN
sRid district, to the Bnttleboro and fitchburg Rail
road Company, as is taken by said Company by
virtue Of their Charter. for their Railroad aud put
the proceeds Of such Sala at interest. Wherefore
he pTays for license to cell the same accordingly.
H HtsSr cLsrK. Guardian.
Bnnleboro, Oct rs, lsss.
whereupon IL is ordered that said Guardian no.
tfy all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application At a special session thereof
to be holden ut the Probate Office, in Brattleboro
in said district on the 10th day Of November next
by publishing copy Of the record Of said petition,
and this order thereou lhrre weeks sncccssiyely in
the Vermont Phruix, printed at said Bfatlleboro,
previous 10 said time Of hesriug.
true copy Of Record
II Attest r. H0LBROOK, Rg'r
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VNHE WOOL oARDiNG huAipess will be
Il promptly attended 10 st thc establishment OF
Asssrs. Hines, Ns'eaap \ CO. No credit given.
Also, Cloth dEcsssa ~ the wo0ieu Factory, on
short notice. lI .s41 aall f.ilf
I 81 geF1at eltaS 1rs \. A. WHEELER.
Bras.Aeboro, 5une ~. ls4s. $50 " ! al
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Brighton Cattle Market,

Thursday, Nou. 2 1873.
At Markct--I45O Beef Cattle, 1875 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1900 Swine. XXX
Beef Cattle-W We quote to correspond with last
week Extra Sc; first quality $3.50 s5,75i Sec
ond do IS; third do. s. sl,50.
Stores-Yearlings IS a $40; two years old sll
a SIS; three years old SIS s2s,
Working 0xen-Sales at s65, s72, ss3, SIS, sos
aud Sll0. i.,.. .....s
shecp-smnlI lots at si,a2, sI,S2, sl,75, 50, and
$3.50 80
Swine-Ohio Hogs and 81 and sAci one lot fa'
Hogs sic; York Shoals 4, 1t and 4se AT retail
from 81 to 5Ac. .ra-t.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
Taylor and Fillmore Elected.

We give a table of the electoral votes 50 far
us heard from. We deem the election Of TSy-
lor as beyond doubt, and the only question of
interest now is, how large his majority will be,
and how many electoral votes Mr. Van Buren,
will receive. .-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-10
UNIVERSAL HISTORY
FROM THE se
Creation of the World,
BY TIE LATE
AMER FIR AGEn


HON. ALEXANDER FRASER TYTLER.
lSenutor ofus Cleye Of Justice aud lord Consznss-
Toner Of Justcidry in Scotland and former Profess
or Of CiUd History, and Greet and Roman AEiiqui-
ties IN tie Uaivasity Of Edin5lny. II
The work will be published in monthly numbers
at IS cts each, and will be completed in ten Or
eleven months II will make two handsome vol
umes Of about 100 pages.
The study Of History Is the most enlertaining
and useful Of all studies therefore the selection Of
an author is Of the first importance. Tho History
| Of TrrLRR has been through moro than One Hun
dIsd Editions in England, is used in the Universe
tics OF that country and this, and takes the first
rank among literary works. BE particular there.
fore to enquire for
TYTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
Remember that @KNOwLEDGEI is POWER
and II you have more knowledge than your neigh
Dor you have power over him which he cannot
successfully resist. q. JE
Published by r. WILEY, Jr,i
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MORE NEW GOODS.

ME have Just returned again from market with
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GooDs, SHkwLs, CLoAKiNos, TRiMHfS0s Of oil
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from those bought earlier in the Fall.
10 Call and sec before making your purchases.
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Braitleboro, Nov. 9th, isis. 4wl2
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Making 1874 Electoral votes. Tennessee ad-
ded to these would make a majority, or Georgia
and Louisiana without Tennessee, lf sa
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Dickimsom Type Foundry,

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il English, and American patterns, for Book,
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The attention Of Printers and Publishers is invi.
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MoRALLY CoNsIDnnED.

The object Of this work can be shown TO be Of the
highest utility and sustained by the soundest pnnc-
pics Of prudence, political economy and virtue, Il
shows how physiological effect may DO prodsced sci
enhecaly and without injury to the constitution which
thousands attempt to accomplish by the most unwise
new to the world, The means viii be esteemed BY
all scientific, rieht-mindej, and sensible people
discovery in physiology Of the highest consequences to
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Rid and Morocco stock.

THE Subscriber continues to manufacture KID
Il and MoRocco LEATHER in all its various
branches, and the experience Of being practical
workman enables him 70 have as good articles 10
his line Of business az any other Manufacturer IN
New England AS do not employ any but fins,
rate workmen OF temperate hebiis, aud wiz sell as
low for cash or approved credit any oil estab-
lishment Country Merchants please eau and see II
you cannot do as well as elsewhere
n15- Those who send their orders will he dealt
with the same a. Il present. II not Il will be their
privilege to return the Stock at my expense.
.f7 GEORGE PAC KER,
10 Blackstone Street
Boston, Nov. 4th, Is4s. 3naoisi2