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The Davenport gazette., 1848-11-23
STEAMBOAT IsR;l;lsTETs.

CoLDs, CouGus AND CossuMrrlos Who, that
has suffered al the prcmonltory and confirmed
symptoms OF consumption from a slight cough
and irritation OF the iauces and bronchial tubes,
up to n hectic fever, and copous expcctoration
of yellow pus--but what can trace the first indi-
cations OF this diseases to sligh, cold, caugh,
by exposure 10 cold currents of air, wet clothes,
or wet feet. Never neglect cold however
sight-partcuarly when medicine 50 peculi-
ary adapted TO these comp nin,s can be obtain
ed, as DIR Bragg's Indian Queen Vegetable Sugar
coated Anti Bilious and Tonic Pills. We make
no claims TO iuiaHbhty III these Pills TO cure con-
sumption in lis advanced stages, when organic
LESSONS have taken place--bnt If taken in time,
first the Ant-bilions 10 remove obstructons in
the circulation aud followed up with the Tones
10 give tone ard vgor TO the s,stem--thev wit
seldom fail 10 restore the patient To health, as
thousands ot grateful patrons can testify.
See DIR Bragg's advertisement in another COL
umn
The Davenport gazette., 1848-11-23

EAST INDIA HAfR DyE.-The nineteenth CEN
tury has many brilliant disc veries 70 boast Of;
one OF the most important in connection with the
toilet is the East Indian Hair Dye Red or grey
hair is a calamity. Il almost invariably morti.
fes the wearer. But here 10 . perfect remedy
for the misfortune. The most carroty locks and
the greyest that ever grew on human head car
be turned jet black by one applics,on The
dye never affects the skin in tho slightest de-
gree. II Is prepared by DR. Comstock, the ccle.
brated chemist and author and he warrants il to
produce the effect stated. Thousands who arc
never suspected, have taken the bcne6. Of the
sDycing Act' Sold bv Comstock & Co, q
Conrtlnndt street, Ncw-York.
Comstock & Co, 50 Second street, 81 Louis,
Mo-, sole rropriesors.
:. Sold BY a. sAsDsas, Davenport and by Wv
Norris, Rock Islsnd.
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PRAcriciSo PHYSICIANS,



STAT. or Ml>sorai, }
(ity of st LDms
DOCTOR \. q. BRAGG, being by me duly
sworn, deposes and says, that his Sugar Coated
lilis, now generally known and so extensive
" used throughout the southern and western
states, do not contain onc particle of mineral of
any kind, has been enormously stated. He
further states That he is at this time n,anufnctu-
ring and putting up, ready for market, from
TwENrY-FiyE TO THIRTY THOUSAND Boxes
of these pills per week, and tha, the orders and
calls from agents and others for these pills, have
become 80 numerous, even Ut this healthy sea.
son OF the ,enr, that some applications are ne-
cessarly DELAYED from ten to twelve days. on ac-
count OF dcponents inabiit. 10 manufacture them
ias, enough 10 supply the increasing demand.
DIR Bragg further states TINT il is his intention 10
extend aud increase his ninnnactory until he can
furnish the southern and western States with an
ample supply OF this celebrated pill.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me, this 9th
day OF June, a. d., i8l6. PC CAMDEN,
Mayor OF the city Of 81 Louis.
For sale Wholesale and Retail ut DR BRAGos'
Depot and Family Medicine Store, N. T.. Corner
Market and Third Streets, 81 Louis, Mo-Also
at SANDERS, Davenport, Iowa.
November 23d, I8a8. ll-3m
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NEW GOODS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC

IN HE subscriber has just returned from
ST. Louis with full supply Of all
articles usually found in his line Of bust.
ness, which he has selected with care and
is prepared TO sell upon very reasonable
terms. Those desiring to purchase ure re.
ques.ed to give him cnll. His stock cm.
braces the following, among other articles
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gums Arabic, opium, shelIac, alocs, sssa.
fHlida, myrrh, irngacanth,
Senegal, guiac, gamboge, camphor, &c.
Roots Liquorice, rhubnrb, jn!ap, orris, vir
ginia and seneca snake. sarsaphrills
ginger. gentiau, spigelia, &c.
Barks Peruvian, cinnamon, sassafras, elm
hayberry, hemlotk, &c.
Seed nnise, coriandcr, tcnnel, lohelin, card
anon, &c.
Salts EPSON, Glnubcr, soda, rochelle, nitrc
nmmoniac. &c.
Acids sulphnric, nitric, tartnr;c murio.ic
bcnzoic, &c.
Essences and essential oils, tincturcs, syr
ups, ointnents, &c.
CASTLE. soda, shaving, toilet and fanc,
soaps.
Calonnei, Quininc, $. G. Sodn, cayenne
crenm tartar, sugar lead, carb. ammonia
and Mngnesia, bnls. copaiva, Burgundy
pitch, sulphur, srnna, mama; etc. etc.
Paints, Oils and varnishes.
Red. white and black lead, chrome vel
low and green, Prnssian blue, lamp black
li,hargc, Sp. brown, Ven. red, yellow
ochrc, whiting, &c.
Lnsced, lard, lamp, fish, castor and
sweet oils, spts. turpehtime, alcohol. &c.
Nos ! nnd 2, Copal and japan Varnish
cs, snnd pnpcr.
DYE s,utls, all kinds.
Fancy Articles, Periumery, Brushes, kc.
Cologne, rosewater, hair oils, eye water
fish hooks and lines, letter and cap paper
quilts, steel pens, envelopes, watcrs nnt
wafer notices, extracts for hdkfs. pomades
satchcts, pocket books, pcnknivcs, Leaf
pencils. sIates, pins, needles, hooks ant
eyes, purses, violin strings. combs, bears oil
sand boxes and sand, inkstnnds, shaving
boxes aud brushes, tooth, hair, cloth, paint
white wash, shoe aud scrub brushes, &c.
Together with general assortment oI
patent medicines.
GROCERIES.
Soap, candles, tens, loaf sugar, starch
pepper, alspice, nutmegs, mace, ginger
chocolate, Cocoon, sal eraiua, mustard, 10
bacco and segars, snufs, raisins, currants
candies, &c.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, Oct. 18th, lS46.
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NEW GOODS.

"IIE Subscriber having received bis
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
is prepared to supply customers with Goods
al modcra,c prices. The following ure
aol,e Vi the ur,icles he has on hand,--
Diy Goods.
Cotton Ynrns, Calicoes, Shee,ings, Shirt
ing-, White, Red and Canton Finnncls,
Linscys, >. +. aud Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Sattinetts, Plain aud Checked Nv. and
Cotton Jeans, Blue aud other DrilIings,
Gloves, Crnv",s, Pock. H'kcrchicts, Spool
and Pat. Threads, Ila,s, B,nue,s, Stock
Jugs, Socks, sc. Ar.
Hardware.
uDoor, chest, cupboard, till, trunk and
padIocks; spring and Norfolk intches, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges;
screws, hay and manure forks, spades and
shovels, table, pen and jack knives; ham
mcrs, hs,chcts, coffee mills, chains, hoes,
augers, brace bits, smooth and jack planes,
rakes, scythes, snathcs and stones, pocket,
tuck, fine and reddng combs; curry combs,
and brushes; nn assortment OF hollow. ware,
ploughs, steel, &c. &c.
Groceries.
Loaf and N. .. Sugars, superior tea,
chocolate, coffee, molasses, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, saleratus, spice, pepper, mus
tard, nuiDcgs, mace, citron, rals,ns, cur
ran,s, figs, almonds, cream nuts, iilberts, To-
bacco ia plugs and papers, Macuha aud
Scotch snutls, Underwou,l's Lemon Syrup,
starch, sonp, candles; plu,es, bowls, print
ed and common teas, pitchers, &c. &c.
Drugs and Medicines.
Tincturcs, Essential Oils, Essences,
lninine, Peruvian Bark, Mcrcuriais,
Barks, Roots ard Herbs, of all kinds,
Mortars, Graduated Measures, Viai.,
Jars, Bottles aud Window Glass; Castor,
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish and I.iusecd
Oils, Turpsn.ine, Varnisl,, White, Red nd
Blk. Leads. With . general assortment Of
Oil and Water Colors, Smnli,
Gold Leaf and Bron.:es; Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
nnd Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments,
Trnsscs. Also, nn assortment bf pure aud
genuine Patent Medicines, such IN Fal,e.
ncstock's Vermifugc, Cough Balsam. Bill
ious Pills, Carmina,ivc Lo2engcs. (or Sum
mer CompIaints,) Eye Water; Aloiia,s Pills
aud Bit,ers; Sher,nan's lozinges, and Poor
Mans Plaster; McAlistcr's All-IIeuling
Ointment, Genuine Wis,ar's Balsam,
Cologne, Soda aud Scijll,z Powders,
Nerve g. Bone I.inimcn,, Opodelsioc, &c.
Also, Cordsge, Chalk and Garden Lines,
Fish Iooks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Resin, Oakum, Nails, Glass, Putty, &c.
Al.SO,-School Books, Blank Books,
Alcmorandnms, Cap, Letter aud Bank Let.
ter Paper, Blk. aud Blue Inks and Stands,
QullS, Steel Pens, SIutss aud Pencils
which he will barter Tor Wheat, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Bceswax, Flaxsccd, &c.
&. LESSLlE.
Davenport, Oct. llth, 1Sls.
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By the Governor Of the State Of Iowa
A PROCLAMATION.

From the cariics, infancy Of many Of the States
OF this Union, il has been customary M, or near
the close Of every year, 10 set apar! day for n
public acknowledgment Of the many iasors re-
ceived from the Giver oil oil good. In accord
ance with this ancient and highly appropriate
custom, have thought properto and do hereby
appoint Thursday, the 30M day Of Norrn,ber merit,
10 DO observed in this .itc us day Of genera!
thanksgiving and praise 10 Almighty God, tor the
innumerablo blessings We have received from
Ills hand, during the past year. The causes Tor
deep and heartfelt gratitude can be observed on
every hand. We have enjoyed more than an
ordinary amount oiyigorons health. The terll-
izing rain has been showercd upon onr fields,
and the warm sunshine Of heaven has rested up-
OH us. onr extensive praries, QUE hills and val
leys have been covered with waving grain--the
earth has presented her treasures with bounti-
full hand-the ample harvest has been gathered.
and now gladdcns the heart Of the husba ndn,an.
Prosperity and success have ,tcndcd the enter
prise and industry Of our citizens Many from
distant and troubled lands have found n ref1ge
and happy homes With our borders. Temper
nnce, with her eloquence and persuasion, has
convinced the incbriate OF his error, aud she has
carried JOY TO many desolate hearth. Educa.
tion, the foundation Of our republican insiiiu-
tions, has been pushed forward with vigorous
and systematic energy; and the Christian rcli-
gion has been zenlonsly preached BY able, learn
ed and pious ministers of Christ. For these, and
for all blessings and iayors, we should be gratc-
ful to Almighty God. Il behoovcs us also, to
give sincere and heartfelt thanks TO Him, that
we live in this highly favored country, and that
peace and prosperity prevail in the land. There
fore, let u all assemble on Thursday, the 3Oth
day Of November, and not only return thanks for
she blessings which we hive received. but with
humble and devout hearts, ask for continuance
OF the same.
In TESTIMONY WuEREor, have herennto sub
scribed my name, ond caused the
SEAL great seal OF the State 10 be nilix-
ed, nt Iowa City, this 2ls. day OF
October, A. ID. l8I8.
ANsEL BRIGGS.
BY The Gorenoy:
ELISHA CrTLER, JR, Secretary Of State.
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remain vonr denr friend.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

A noble !ord. not over courageous, was
once 80 lar cngngod in m niir ol honor
as to he drawn /, HYDE Park G,ht u duel
Bat Just rs he came IL the puriet's Lodge
m empty hearse came by. on which hi,
lardships antagonist, vino was drell oili
Ger, well known, called oi, TO the driver
.Stnp here, my god fellow, few minutes,
aud III send yn'la fare" This operated
so strongly on his lardship's nerves, that he
begged the officers pardon, and returned
hume in Whole skin.
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hurra3 SO called out ..,hree cheers tor Free
Soil and Gineral Cassw Well, the three
cheers come as quick and rs true as Pad
dy's echo, for il was, "three cheers tor Free
Soil and Gineral Taylor"
begun to think that the only chance
was Tor US TO try and carry tue South. 81
! wheeled about, and turned about, and
iump'd Jim Crow, in tho slave States.
told 'em they must stir round and elect
Ginernl Cnss or the whole slavery business
would be upset, but it they would only
elect him hey might feel safe, for they
had his letters to show that he was in favor
ofupholding slavery all wer,hcrs, and oi
carrying il into every Territory we could
lay our hands on. They nll answered ~
very coolly, that they had much rather
trust n straight forward Southern man that
they knew had no tricks about him, than
To trust a Northern man with Southern
principles; and they rcrk"ned, on the
whole. they should 60 for Gineral Taylor.
As a last chance, ] thought | would try
to rouse 'em up in old PennsyIvany. So ]
went 10 'cm and told 'em told them their
coal and iron was in danger, aud the only
way for 'eln 10 save i, was 10 elect Glnernl
Cnse, who would protect il to the butts end,
he was ss good tariff man MS Henry Clay.
At that every one Of EN-. Ounkers aud Ger
mans, and Dutchmen, and all, put their
finger agin the side of their nose, and
said, ssFriend. We tried tariff man last
time, but we didn't save orr coal and iron
by it, so VIC have made up our minds to
try an honest man this time--wc are going
for Zachary Taylor"
By this time was convinced the game
was up, and il was no use TO stump il any
longer. We've got into the current where
wecan't help ourselves, and are going down
over the Falls Of niagara ms fast as we can
go; and hope sou and oil the rest of our
party will he ns calm aud composed, and
consderaic, ms the Indian was that went
down over them awful falls great many
years ngo. lie ,ugged and pulled his ca
noe against the current with all his might
till be found there was no chance lett, and
then he laid down his paddle, and took up
his bottle Of rum, mud sot down quietly IN
the bottom Of the canoe, and tipped the
bottle up to his mouth. and sot and drinked
and took the good oft. ill he pitched bend
over heels down the falls, aud went out ol
sight forever.
Now, my last advice 10 you, dear Colo.
mel, aud TO our friends, and especially 4
dear old Mr. Riichic, is to set down quie,
and composed in the bottom Of the boat
and cut AWAY at tho public crib. aud drink
away at the bottle Of the Sub-Treasnrv ill
the 4,h Of March, when we shall pitch over
the Falls together, drinking our last guz
z!c.
| remain vonr denr friend.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

\ Convention OF Delegates from the different
townships in Scott, Clinton, Cedar. Lynn, and
Musca.iuc Counties will assemble at the Cour.
House IN the town OF Davenport, in Scott coun-
~ OF Eiiag, December Isl. at o'clock T. NJ.
to devise ways and means tor obtaining grant
OF land for the construction OF a Rail Road from
Davcnpor, running west, past Bloomington TO
Council Bluffs.
The immensely important and beneficial re-
suits with which this project is laden, should be
n sufficient, inducemen, for all classes of commu-
nifty to lend their hearty and energetic co-opera-
ton.
II is hoped therefore iha, demonstration will
be made in It's favor Oh the Is, prox., commen.
suyatc with the importance OF the subject.
a. c. FULTON,
JAS. THORINGTON,
HIRAM PRICE,
Com. appointed last Raj Road Meeting.
Davenport, November 33i, ISio.
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LECTURE.

The second Lecture OF the season, before the
Literary Society, will be delivered in the Meth
odist Chapel on "Wednesday evening the Goth
inst. at Ga O'Clock, by the Rev. A. II. TAYLOR.
Subject, Sacred Music! The Public are res.
pec,fully invited % attend.
Davenport, Nov. 23d l8i8. COMMITTEE.
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Mr.. Bell, in Iuscaln"sa, Alabama, who
suffered cigh, years from cancer IN the
nose, was lately cured by the use of cran-
lcrry pou!.icc. The remedy is simple
enough.
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The National Monument to Washington
is, now about ten feet above the ground,
aud il is believed tlai the li,nd in hand will
he sufficient 10 raise il to the height Of 100
feet.
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Astonishcd most dclishtfulIy.

The Indian Queen, Vegetable, Sugar-conted,
Anti-billous Pills are most decidedly n tami y
medicine. They have become n familiar and
very popular remedy for the relief Of great va
rct, of diseases. They unload the stomach
when the appetite has been TOO freely INDUCED.
When dlarrhHa or n relaxed condition OF the
bowels exists, they relieve them OF their viiated
contents. When costveness prevails, they re-
move II and leave the bowels in healthy pore-
static condition. lf the kidneys secrctc NOR
hidly, they bring about, spccdily,n healthy tunc-
ton OF those organs. IL the liver is congc- ted
by impurities from the blood, or with bllc, these
Pills come in most kindly and efficiently TO the
icict ot that ALL-iMroRrANr viseus ot the human
body, and by their timely use, save many valua-
bic lives They cleanse the blood, remove dys-
pepsia, worms, bilious cholic, dropscn affections
OF the limbs, dizziness Of the head, &c.
PRAcricixa PHYSICIANS,
in a good many places, have, from considerations
Of interest, prescribed the use OF these medicines
in the community where they live, us lar as their
Influence can possibly be brought to bear upon
them. Some physicians have becn known 10
say, that they had rather contend against heal
thy season than agans, Braggs' Sugar-coated
Pills. Hence they are constantly circulating the
most g!aring misrepresentation Of these vana-
hlc pills, by stating that their active properties
depend upon the most virulent ininera! poisons.
But truth is stronger than fiction. These tnedi.
cincs not only will succeed with tue public, bu,
they do succeed.
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mildly, promptly, efficiently and most ngrecably,
producing none OF the deleterious effects which
invariably attend upon and follow the use Of
mineral medicines An unquestionabIc proof
OF the gratifying and happy results Of this med
icinc is found in the fac, that those who have
once used these pills have preferred them again,
and have had recourse TO them afterwards in
preference TO any other kind Of medicine. Ca
ses, almos, without number, OF Chills and Fever,
Of the most
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Scientific Skill and Ingenuity

have they been prepared to meet the symptoms
OF diseases occurring in bilious climates, that
they are acknowledged TO stand unrivalled as
an ani.fcvcr remedy. As u tonic and general
restorative in cases OF nervous weakness and
general debility, their effects are always OF tho
mos: happy and slngularly gratifying character,
IN weak ness of the
The Davenport gazette., 1848-11-23

1-7-Benjamin West, ,oungcs. son Of ,h'
great painter OF the same name, died lately
in London.
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DIR. BRAGG's INDIAN QUEEN
Vegetable Sugarloalsd Pills,

~ RE OF TWO KINDS-Thc TUNiV
&A PILLS have now bcen introduced into Il.
most every ne,ghborhood throughout the wcs-
tern and south western States, and as med-
cinal agent have met with the mos, unpnrallel.
ed success that has ever attended any medicine
heretofore offered to the American public, Tor
the cure Of intermittent and bilious disorders.
Such are the peculiar properties Of these pills,
and with snrh
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SCHOOL.

TuVmE subscriber will commence
- School in his new building near the
Methodist Church, on Monday next, 18th inst.
TERMS.
Common English branches, $3.50
Higher :. 800
Latin and Greek one dollar extra.
ASA Prescott.
Davenport, Nov. 9th, IB48. g-gw
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AAHUO 8V2 81A3AkS
NOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF first
quality Prairie Land, all in one body, for
sale at . boryain Or will be sold in 20, 40 or 8O
acre lots to suit purchasers. This ,rac, OF land
is situated on Duck Creek, Immediately in tho
rear OF the fourishing town OF Davenport, and
will in few years be valuable property 20 Law
out in two four acre out lots for vegetable rsr.
dens and country seats; and when we zee the
rapid strides that Davenport il taking sow.rds
the praifc we might not be out of The way in
predicting that these 400 Acres will Be wanted 20
lay ont in town Lots within ten years, Is i. 10 near
the river and occupies the full length Of Daven-
por;in the rear laying one mile and hal in lcnrth
there are $50 acres broke and u miles Of good
fences up, two tcnemcnts, good well ri watsrs
several valuable springs ana wa,ercd by Duck
Greek the whole length. Persons wishing 10 se-
cure 10 themselves or families certain fortune
without my risk and with bu, small on.lav, will
apply At the .&tna .Nils h a G FULTON.
Timber Land on Big Island for ssle-alsU
three small tenemeais in the town 0f Davcnpose
for sale-also large store and dwelling on Sec.
ond Street for sale on time.
Apply 70 a c FULTON.
Davenport, October 9Th, le48.
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Obstinate Character,

and OF long standing, have been so suddenly GU
red by Braggs' Pills, that their effects have ap-
pearcd almost miraculous. If there are unv,
thus afflicted, who doubt these statements, just
le, them make the trial il will cost bu. q lriAe
and they vii. find themselves
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no THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA;

DIE subscriber has just received from
- the Canton Tea Con,pany,a a general assert.
ment of pure and fragrant Teas. They nre pu.
up in small packages and warranted to give gen.
cr.l satisfaction. Prices from GO cts. 10 90 per
ID. Those who try these teas prefer them TO all
others. A. SANDERS.
Davenport, Oct 10, l8i8
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COM Nj + CIAL.
Corrected reekiy BY C. S. Whisier.l
DAVENPORT, Thursday, Novcmbers23, 1913.

Corrected reekiy bg L. ,. Uhiaer.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, Noycmber.23, l848.
PRoDrcg. PROVISIONS.
Flour, bill. $50 400 PorK heavy, zoo
WnEAr, win.bu. GO HAMS, ID. a! a5
y. sp. !, Asa so snouLDERs,n -3!a4
CORN in ear, >, i7lSipEs, =, -4aaA
- shell'd ;, 20lLARD, :, 5 q
-, meal >, 25a 3OlRurTER, :, Gallo
rLAxsEED, ), so a 6oAtfIosEy, :, 10
IiM.SEED, l,O0a i,25lCnEHsg, !, Gale
pArs, l5a l6lcnIcIrys, doz. .75ai ,00
bARLEY, !. 33iEsGs, :, sac
LAY, ton $50 ,00lPorAroEs, bu. I2 Is
Woop, cord, ,50a 2,OOIBrAss. VIII. 40
Coal, bu. Ga lOlsALr. kan 62a n "a
BEEswAx, lib. l6 :, Liv, :. "a
HIDES, ,grecn.lb. "a APPLES, dri. bu. Les
- dry, ), oalPEAcHEs, J, I,75a 100
ST. LOUIS, Nov l8.
FLorR-Good country brands S4,iO TO 4,eO.
WArAT, IS to 90, good to prime 70 to g.,
NEW YORK, Nov. II.
Sales Gcnncsscc Flour at $3.50; prime white
Corn, 50, yellow -. No change in other ar,i-
clcs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
F'onr S3,75; Grain without ehsngs. Hogs
S3,eI per 100 pounds
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Stomach and Bowels,

they restore the powers Of digestion, and rein
state healthy tone and vigorous action Of all
the vital organs Of the system. This medicine
acts upon the human constitution in perfect ac-
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NEW. GOODS
AT

GEORGE I. DAVElgPoaC'S.
UST received a general assortment Of
O. New and Scasonable
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE.
BOOTS g. SHOES. NAILS a. GLASS,
Oils and Paints.
All Of which will be sold very low for
Cash.
Nav 18th, 1918.
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INCORPORATED ny the I1eglSla-
u iure of the State OF New York in 1884, with
capital all paid in Of Sl50,OOO.
GERoGE FISHER, Itcsidcnl.
SAMUEL HAwLgs, Secretary.
Cook & SARGENT, .dgeats, Davenport, io'ra.
Aug I'D, iB38. Aft
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I1xcURRESr Money. certificates
" Of Deposisee, and Drafts bought by
Nov 81, 1898 COOK l. SARGENT,