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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
NALL AuD WIWTIR GOODS

~ WHISTLER, just Of FALL WINTER
~ GOODS Boston
offered this
that cannotb
His Stock consists n pnrt Of the following goods-
30 fashionable Broad Cloths
Ssinet Tweeds ana ean,n quantity,
l2O Cotonade Blue Drilling, Checks,
80 pieces Fancy Linen Luse Chambrsy
$50 pieces French English and nericanC Chns,
35 pieces Alpaca, Silk Muslin del Lanes,
l2O Gngham Silk and Silk fngcd paos
sortmcn,
Florence Pearl Braid aud Straw Bonnets quantity,
Bonnet Cap and black rbbon,
Ladies and Gents Kid Silk and Lirc gloves
Summer Snwls and C.a, Silk inges aud cord all cor and qualities
Paper and feather ns Mnsn Is Silk lr table,
Dpe Crash and other linens Grsen bcag and black silk el
Nankeen, beached aud Cambria Muslin,
Figured stuff Blond Book Bishops Swiss and barred muSins
lhon and fashionable fur the DRY
GOOD line, too o
Also
BOOTS AND SHOES.
30 Cases expected from Boston which will all
CATERS, halt Caters &C.
ALSO HARDWARE,
large Saws and table and pocket
Cutlery knob Locks
and Sc,t aud Sncah spades STEWARDS
and tbng and forks coffee mills
planes and plane halter
brace bits hammers brick tro wells, steel &c &c.
Queens md Glass a large
OILS AND PAINTS; STATIONARY;
GROCERIESany quantity all of which will be sold low C.SW.
Davenport October 10TH lSiS
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NEW GOODS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.

DRUGS, MEDICINES. ETC.
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 10 cell upon very reasonable
terms. Those desiring TO purchase are re-
quested 10 give him call. His stock en-
braces the following, among other articles
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gums Arabic, opium, sheiac, alocs, assn.
itriida, m,rrh, trngacanth,
Senegal. guiac, gamboge, cnmphor, &c.
Roots Liquorice, rhubarh, ja.ap, orris, Vir.
ginia md seneca snake, sarsaparil!a
ginger. geniian, spigelia, &c.
Banks Peruvian, cinnamon. sassatras, elm,
ba, berry, hemlock, &c.
Seed anise, corlandcr, iennel, obeiia, card
anon, &c.
Salts EPSON, Glauber, sodn, rochelle, ntre,
nmmaniac, &c.
Acids sulphnric, nitric, tartaric muria,ic,
bcnzoic. &c.
Essences and essential oils, tincturcs, syr-
ups, ointments. &c.
CASTLE. soda, shaving, toilet and fancy
sonps.
Calomcl, Quininc, S. c. Soda, CAYENNE.
cream tartar, sugar lead, cnrb. ammonia
and Magnesia, baIs. copaiva, Burgundy
pitch, sulphur. SIENNA. mnnnn; etc. etc.
Paints, Oils and larnishcS
Red, white and black lead, chrome vel
low aud green, Prussian blue, lamp black,
litharge, SIP. brown, Ven. red, yellow
ochre, whiting, &c.
Linseed, lard, lauup. fish, castor and
sweet oils, spts. turpcnline, alcohol. &c.
Nos aud :, CopaI and japan varnisb.
es, sand paper.
Dive stufis. Nil kinds.
Fancy Articles, Periumery, Brushes, lie.
Col.gae, ro-ewater, hair oils. eve water.
fish hooks and lines, letter and cap piper.
quilts, steel pens, envelopes, WATERS and
wafer mo,ioes, extracts fur hdkts. potnades.
satcheis. pocket books. Pcnknivcs. lend
pencils. states, pins, needles. houks and
eyes. purses. violin strings. combs. bears plI,
snnd boxes nnd sand. nksinnds, shaving
boxes aud brushes, tooth. hnir. cloth. paint,
white wash, shoe and scrub brushes. &c.
Together with general nssortnen, Of
patent medicines.
GROCERIES.
Soap, candles, teas, loaf sugar, starch
pepper, alspicc, nnimegs, mace, ginger
chocolate, Cocoon, sal eratua. mustard, To-
bacco and segnrs, snuff, rasins, curranis,
candies, &c.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport. Oct. 10Th. lSdR.
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~ DIR. ". BEACH, for publishing HE
- American or Reformed Practice of Medi.
cine, in two volumes complete.
Vol. 1.-The basis ot this volume will be the
frs, two volumes o: my large work. called the
American Practice. originally published in tive
volumes. All ex rancons matter, not lmmedi-
ately practical. will be revised. and the result Of
my lite clinical practice and experience, up to
The period OF publication. will be embodied
This volume will constitute complete Eclectic
or Reformed Practice Of Medicine.
Vol. lf.-1'his volume will contain complete
system OF Medical Botany, Therapeutics, and
Pharmacy. illustrated by the most splendid col
orcd enaravings ever issued in this country.
Each volume will be complete in itself, and
The two may be had separate or together. My
Medical Dictionary, and also my work on Annt-
omy and Physiology. illustrated by numerous
and splendid engraviEgs, are in course Of prepa-
ration, and will shortly appear.
Jan. 81, t848-eO-y w. BEACH, NJ. d.
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ENDlAN CHOLAGOGUE.--This "a.


- nous medicine is now offered to the citizens
Of ~ Louis and surrounding country a safe
and cer,aia cure 6 Itrer AID .9gue Chill Fcrcr,
intrmiteut ferers and all Bilious d,srases incl
dent to the West. I, il als, m excellent remedy
Tor Lirer Complaint md .igue Gcle Enlarge
ulsHt Of he Spleen. The great popularity OF this
remedy Is owing to its superior medical virtues,
rs the agents employed are Of the most potent
and efficient kind known in Mat, ra Mc6ica.
The Indian CtoiagogUe is entirely Vegetable in
IFS ingredients and perfectly harmless in all its
qualities and IL universally acknowledged to be
the mos, agreeable and eiIec,ual CURATIVE Of Fec
yer and Agne and Bilious Complaints known TO
the civilized world. II is ALWAYS safe and always
,iirctnal. Give il trial
fry-frice 81 IS per Bottle.
Prepared 10 New Yor, b. DR. Feuch,wanger.
Tor sale by DIR Earierig, South Eas, corner Of
Third aud Chestnut streets, 1t Louis, Mo-, Agent
for the West.
fr.3~for sale by A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
for Davenport, Iowa aug
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We are Agents for the Sale Of
DIR. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CANDY
C.. S. W..

SAFE and Pleasant Remedy for Colds Coughs Ashm' Sore Throat
for
vcrmIdpu keeps
coug xuIes could
10 25ct.o 4 rdoen
nand n A
Sco,chC ouehCand
"a, 848-8Gm
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w. A. g. A. NURSES
PAN MING MILLS.

A. a. "A. NURSE have the best
- . Of materials Of all kinds for between
l0O and 500 TANNING Minis which they are now
making. Theyhave called to their aid Shop,
where by the aid Of the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws, turning lathe, tcnonlng
machine, boring machine, grinds,one, &c
They also have q morticing machine and the
other necessary conveniencCs tor doing things up
right
Their board kiln, which they have just built
and tried, is hard to beat. II seasons lumber in
a week rs well az il laid in the weather year.
Now all buying Nurses tanning mills hereat-
ter will have every stick and bonrd, seasoned as
well ms for bureau or table and well painted
with two coats Of good oil paint-nonc Of your
glue size for the first coat, rs is customary with
all other tanning mill makers and ourselves here
tOfore.
Their mills have been and are rated as the
best in the land, and from this point they have
made and sold between 600 and 700 in the last
10 months and no fault found but OH the contra
ry high praise.
The NURSES arc practical Tanning Mill ma
kers and kaor good mill when they see It, and
by their nj angement Of the sleeves, wind, &c.
they fiauer themselves they have arrived as near
perfection M the times at present admit.
After running Your grain through one OF these
mills, oats, smut, or cheat, chess has no busi-
ness In YOUR WHGlty LOT IL CuH DC u TIC tHlti
worked according to the printed directions that
accompany each mill.
These mills are got out and put together BY
the best kind of workmcn and YOU will find oil
alike, well and ssou,ly made and geared with
the best castings Western New York can aiior:.
The journals are all turned, rs also she wrought
gudgcons-thc boxes are also turned on the in
side. Our object is 20 prevent the usual jumping
and Earring, and 20 have all 60 still smooth and
easy and las, four times MS long
As we weave our own scrcenery we are able
10 arrange different sized meshes for different
parts Of the country, that all can be suited and
your grain eieaned from all foul stuii-and that is
wha, YOU wan, and we are aware OF it and have
accomplished The thing after years Of trial and
expense.
New and important additions and alterations
have been made this year which are worth to the
buycr one-third more.
They will have two or three pedlars out and
shall call on all they can between NauNoo and
Dubuque, but any farmers or grain bu crs who
W n, good mill and have chance of seeing
pedlar will please drop line informing US ~
their whereabouts and they shall be supplied.
Address WIN. A. * ALONXO NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island CO., I'll.
P.S. ANY quantity of wire screenery kept
on hand for sale.
April 18th, lBl8 Stiff
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St. Louis. March 18Th. lSi7.
In addition 10 the above. 600 packages werc
sold BY James II Cross: 43O BY DIR A Piggott;
200 hy Edw'i Brooks; i32 by Bacon T. HYDE;
200 b. John Runding; - by Dr A Willing; IS
by DR.. Donaldson, and 800 ny w & w kirkpai-
rlck-@hch, together with the sal,s by the
wholesale enis, prove that this article is a to-
gether superior to any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
For sale III Davenport BY the Agent,
Mr.. CfIAS. LESLIE.
J. H. Barnard & Bro, No. l40 Main str. ct, st.
Louis, Wholesale Agents, for the west and south.
March oath, i3I8. l3-ly
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TO CLAIMANTS OF ESTATES.
&C. IN EUROPE.

We undersigned has made arrnnge-
- menis with an American Agency es,ab-
lisled in the city OF London, leading objec, Of
i being TO attend TO business Of this kind,
through which he has facilities for the inycstua-
ton and prosecution Of clams Of American cIti.
zens Tor residents) 10 Estates, Lceacies, &c.
within the Kingdoms OF Gren, Britain, France,
and the Cermanic States, including the free cit
les Of Hamburg, Brennan, Franz fort and Lubec,
upon unusually advantageous terms.
lie has been induced 10 make such arrange
men.s in consequence Of numerous applications,
and knowledge OF the inefciency and expen,
siveness OF means usually employed BY claimants
in this country.
For further information apply to
f. A. CHENOWETf,
Mngnokeia, Jackson county, Iowa.
February Gath, iB48 2l-tf
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PE4CE AND PLENTY

ID SANFORD has..l just returned
4OO from New Orleans with complete NJ.
sortmcnt OF Groceries, Liquors, Fruits. Spices
&c. Among which are the following ar,icles:-
Loaf, Crushed, Powdered, Clarified and
N. Orleans Sugars.
Syrup, Sugar-ilousc aud n. Orleans
Alolasses.
Pepper, Alspice, Nuinegs, Cloves, Gin
nanlon. Mace, Ground, Race aud
Green Yves, India Ginger.
Rnisins. Figs, Prunes, Currants. Dates,
Citron, Tamarinds. Oranges,
Lemons. &c.
Cogniac Brandy, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, jamaica Rnn--Mndeiro,
Port, Swee, Malaga and
Claret Wines, for
Medical Purposes.
Imperial, Gunpowder. aud Young Tyson
Teas.
Rice, Pcarl Barley, Pearl Sage, Tapioca,
Arrow Root, Vermicello.
Soda and Butter Crackers.
All kinds of Candies.
Spermaceti. Star and Tallow Candles.
CASTLE. Windsor and Rosin Soaps.
A choice lot ni Real Harama Ciyars.
All kinds of Tobacco and Snuils.
Cod Fish. M. |. and ,. Mackerel.
Salad Oil, Lime Juice, &c.
Together with good assortment Of
Drugs. Medicines, Oils, &c.
All Of which are inr sale al the loves,
prices. aud warranted Of the best quality
nj the old stand in Davenport.
Davenport, April 9TH. 1918.
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THE BOY AND GIRL.

THE BOY AND GIRL.
The different revenlings Of the sex at
infant age, arc here exquisitly set forth.
There 10 no model like lovely baby for
true queenly dignity-the wide open gaze,
the hands slow movement, the proud draw
ing up, il tho usual etiquette be trangres.
sed-reminds Us Of the beautiful lines in
tho "Lyra lnnocentium."
"Why 30 stately, maiden fair,
Rising in thy nurses arms,
With thy condescending air,
Gathering up thy queenly charms!"
The round, portIy form, moving slowly to
and fro, imbcdded in lawns md fine linen
And then, when few months older, the
truly royal impotence Of opposition, the
autocrnt cir with which the spoon and rat
tie are laid down, and naughty siare if
some moni.ory voice exclnims "baby! ba-
by J" aud then the celestial smile, nc il to
forgive you for having been angry With
her.
But look now nj that little staggering
urchin, with scarcely more than two Of
our short years over his head, and il 10 a
boy oil over. The reign Of dignity has
been succeeded by that Of impudence.
Noise and movement are now his chief el-
ement. Up the stairs, and down again
il you take him up, be kicks and struggles;
the more comfortable YOU try to mnke him,
the less he likes il; res,lessness is his rest.
1.-The il not talking to you, he il talking to
misunderstanding, rafting. clattering;-
whatever cnn mike noise is a pIaything
20 him. Like Nero he wishes all the bells
in the honse had but one string, TINT he
might ring them nl together.
Nothing but sleep cnn quiet him, and
then. if the truth was known, he dreams II
banging doors. Mischiefand courage have
begun together; he'll take a dog by the
tail or bull b, the horns; he screams TO
be held IN coach horse be cannot stride,
and kicks the animal to make il 90 faster:
10 all ready to fire ofl gun, and ro.rs be-
cause you will not let him; struggles
swav TO run after the sheep, snmbles down
snd 10 picked up with mouth tull Of gray
oil, and "never no peace with you, mas.
ter john" is held double tight by the mnid
al tho way home, with an admon'orv
chuck now and then, which almost dislo-
Gates his shoulder, but manages to put his
feet in puddle Cor oil that. Bless the child,
he il oil right in his start for life, and plague
and pleasure alike he llgiyc.
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DIsTINcrIoNs.-lt is amusing and ut the
came time lamcntablc to observe the mir of
superiority some assume, because Of the
possession Of wealth, or some other reason
quite a. ridiculous. There are those, who
are 30 covered up in the idea Of self, that
they seem TO feel themselves TO be the cen
ire Of the universe, and, like the Pharisce,
give thanks that they are not like other
men. Would they fora moment stop to
make q comparison Of themselves with
things around them, they would perceive
tha, their pompous claims TO consideration
ore as ridiculous ns would be that Of the
'.mote 10 the sunbeam" locking with con-
tempt upon its fellow mote. One single
ihoaght. and how the ltileness OF man is
exhibited. Il in estimated that there are
within rsnge of the telescope, one hundred
and fort, eight millions Of stars,. and our
sun is only one Of them. The m,ss If our
sarth is but the three hundred and thirty
five millionth part of The sun! Then what
% atom is man! Aud vet one such atom
claims to he superior TO his brother atom!
Young people, think OF this, and DO wise.
and love a. equal every fellow atom FASH
toned like yourselves.
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~ HATEFUL for past favors the sub
~ scriber bcgs leave tn announce TO the pub
lie tina, he has rcplenishcd his Stock and has now
on hand an assortment OF the best quality OF
FURNITURE suited TO the times and country
which he will dispose OF rs cheap as any other
establishment in the West. Iabies from 81 In
$40 Bedsteads from 8 to Sl2-Siands from s.
10 S7-BafeG,s from ..l4 10 s.s,j, and many 9TH
err articles which would take TOO much paper TO
enumerate, made on the shortest notice.
n1aY.iiso, sand Paper by tho ream or quire,
warranted he best article in the West.
tof,ns made at hours notice and Eecrse
will shortly be kept in readiness TO attend iu-
ncrals JOHN POPE.
=. II. a .Iourncgatan Chair Maker wanted
Immediately 10y the subscriber.
Davenport, JUL ooh, 1888 45-ly
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CxTT II TEL,
DUBUQUE, ~ IOWA.
..i.la
a. II. MILLER, Proprietor.
II. MILLER. (!atc of the lie

il. MILLER. salc Oh inc lie
no Claire House, Davenport,) would ad-
wise his numerous friends and the public cener-
ally, tina; ne has TAX en- the above named spacious
establishments. where lac iiaticrs himself that he
will be able 10 accommodate his guests l.. /. style
TO meet sheir entire appreciation.
To his 81 Louis friends, who have heretofore
honored him with their pa,ronag 70, he would say,
that the vicinity OF Dubuque abounds with va
rlety OF objects al interest Ia the visi,er The
grouse shooting is not to be surpassed, and the
best trout fishing in the world at an easy dis
lance.
GJ-Passcngers conveyed To and from the
boats IN carriages free OF expense.
A. II. MILLER.
Dubuque. Sept. 81, 1913 2-Gn
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SAVING OF DYING MAx---The late
Professor Caldwell II Dickinson C,lIece, u
Q short time before bis death, addressed bis
wife 40 follows: "You will not, am sure,
lis down upon your he'd and weep when
sm gone. You will not mourn far me
when Gnd hss been ~ g,nd 10 me. Aud
when you visit the spns whore lie. do MOI
ehonee Sad end mournfol time; do M, G"
IN Tho shade Of the evening or in the dark
niGhl. These sFe no timrs 70 visit the
grave ofs Christian; but 60 in the morn.
ins, 10 The bright sunshine, and when the
bigds sss Staging"
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We, The Undersigned, Druggists OF 81. Louis,
do Hereby Certify,

kHEIAT tho following il a correct statc.
Ia men, al the amoun, of our sales Of the prep
ara,Ion known as pr Storms Scotch Cough
CGndt, prepared from his original recipe, by
Hamilton " ade. OF Il. Louis; aud we take pleas
ure IN saying that has gwen general satisfaction
a these of orr customers N hu uu.e used 10.
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oERSONS wishing to redeem the fnl-
- lowing tracts Of land and town lots will
please attend to il without delay. Par, OF n W
ar section IA, township 70. range east.
Lot q, block S. parkhurst.
W F. or sec 2, town %. range East.
wan W Or sec Z, town 80. range 4 Fast.
" Of : " ar sec s, town so, range 4 Fast.
Aug 10th, l8i8. &C FULTON.
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SLIGO IRON.

SLIGO IRON.
NLAT. squire, and round Iron assor,.
ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings
assorted, Slopes and sizes, Hoop and Band
Iron;
STEEL,
Cast, English Blister, Am. Blister:
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes,
Steel Plough Lays,
Wagon Boxes,
Carriage Springs,
IRON AXLES.
A full supply of the above articles al.
WAYS on hand and for sale as low as can be
afforded by
q. l.. DAVENPORT.
Nav 1lsh. ISIS.
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The Cresceut.

The publication of this paper will hereafter be conducted
by HAYES, MCCLURE & CO.-the firm consisting of a. II.
Hayes j. E. M C2ure. j. o. Person and j. c. LarUe.
Under the arrangement change will take place in
the editorial department of the paper the pTOpetO regard
ing point of personal honor to preserve unimpared
the character which has hitherto sustained of indie
pendent and impartial newspaper The number Of propn
has been increased with the sole view of adding to the
of the journal and increasing the Of making
it of the best papers in the Southern country. The
Crescent has already circulation larger than most of the
papers in the city and from the rapdity with which it is
increasing hoped that will equal the most flour
ishng Of its competitors, if not surpass them ALL On the
st of November large and splendid weekly paper will be
issued for circulation in the country; and will be of such
character and published such terms will ensure success
with reading and intelligent community In the of
few weeks, large and well assorted Job Office will be
added to the establishment thus enabling the propeO to
do for their customers every kind of Book and Job Printing
In short effort will be spared to make the CRESCENT
the best and cheapest newspaper the Southern States
one which will be for the interest of every class of the
community to support, and which will give entire salts
faction the liberal and enlightened of all parties Relying
the public appreciation for their success the popetos
fully that they only by deserving it,
Neao Orleans, September 9, 1913.
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EH~ Meeting of Engineers on board of Steam
boat Concorda-In accordance with the request of Caps
Peass and Thomasson number Practical and Scientific En-
neers numbering convened board said boat
lying opposite Orleans, the that led the
disaster said After thorough examination of the
poded boilers, the meeting called order by Mr. DANIEL
BLAIR President and II. C. VONTAGEN and JOHN F. HUNT
Secretaries wheeupon the following Committee directed
report upon the of the disaster:
EDWARD GRIMMELL, Chairman: DANIEL BLAIR, JAS.
ARMSTRONG JOHN F. HUNT, NJ. LONGMAKER, H. CON
DUTT, Mr.. LUPTON, Mr.. MCFARLAND, Mr.. DOUGLASS, II.
C. VONTAGEN and Mr.. MURRAY.
eberaon hearing evidence aduced before the
Committee they reported follows which report unanimously
adopted
Whereas The steamboat Concora Capt Horace Peae left New
Orleans Saturday the 10Th her
Mkens Bend having proceeded without accident till half
mile above Paquemne about half O'Clock the morning
whereby officers killed and others scaded and
l1reas ugation Pase and ThOmass0n,
drgRed having visited said boat COncoa for the purpose
yesgating OF this explosion do report follows:
That appearance OF the boilers there the time Of
the explosion deficiency though from evidence addued
appears that tie Second Engineer left watch half hour
the accident and left with adequate supply
the boilers;
That may probable
heated being thus and farther that the
ample the character of the FIRST Engineer
who had the watch the the explosion,
said certificates fully sufficient exempt Capt Pease
[signed by Edwd. Grmme Chm H. c. Vonagen secy.I
(Sgnel) DANL. BLAIR, President.
H. G. VONTAGEN, lS,z-,..uiaz
JNO. F. HUNT,