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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16
THE GAZ ETTE,
Is Published Weekly, at

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Three Dollars n, the end Of tho year.
The ADORE term, mil be strictly enforced.
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sAfier the departure Of the two armed
French foot -pads, with Mr.. Pollock 10 CON-
pany, Lambert remarked 10 his hrolher-in.
law, that he did not like the appearance Of
these two Frcnchmen; that he distrustcd
their intentions respecting Pollock; TINT
their countenances and characters seemed
to him to be mysterious, dark. and sinister;
that he had come to the determination Of
following them . few miles. StottlcY dis.
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MEDICAL CARD,
SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE

SOUT HERN MEDIC AL OFFICE,
No 10 C.fRONDELEY ST
ITO THE PUBL1C.-Nine years permanently located ia
4 this city, combined with the UNMARRIED success our eCu
liar system OF treatment for SypIhuC, MeCUnal and an
Chronic plants has met with during that time has fully
aud sOundy established our reputation.
The Southern hldiCa Office, No.dS CGyDRaefi esFcff.
established in 1870 for the OF all Chronic affections
with few exceptions known to all the only Objec %
card Is to inform those who know not It's location that a ri
tCed with of those private diseases which uuluI-
natey so prevalent, they can consult us with certainty and
guarantee of cure.
curry NAL practice Secondary Syphilis causing hor, On
the BONES nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the c'fet,
bOtches the skin, ulcers the throat general he.N",
have ruined their constitution recommend To call
for confident that the prompt and permanent
lief they will derive from the active effects of aleu.
will at once convince them OF Capabty Of fulfilling whit
profess.
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy cnes hu onr
satisfaction is TO perform thorough and radical ones
short aspace Oitme as it can possibly be done with advan,
tage and safety TO the patient.
We will not here, through newspaper medium, enter
any elaborate remarks regarding yeueTea affections. 81
disease that unfortunately pTevades all ranks OF society
and poor, matrimonial and single; all viii observe h
class ms peculiar with OF those that describe
treatise) by calling at office will give him r i
all charges what explanation or advice he may desire.
II often happens that an -med Of shame dread
OIL discovery deers patient from applying to those who from
education and responsibility, befnend him, DELAYING
disease make their appearance.
10 suGh the doctor pledges himself to preserve the mot
Invloabe and from his practice and eApu
hence ne can confidently recommend safe and speedy g1s
- l.. &. THOMSON.
Office No. 18 CarOadslet street between Canal and u-
mon, sign OF the Marble HsCulapian Statue, Private
trance, inst door to the right of No 49, in CarOndeet sH
frlvate egress bothmCommOn and CarOndeets mylO I'm
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. TvwPf4n f,OBGE No. 16--mees every Friday evening
~ fIrescenf HALL Camp Ofcers-G. w. X. Bay ~ Il;
Harmon Doaae. U ; Duuley CnaSe' SeoeIaIy' Hu""
Pilsbury. Treasurer.
CovEEArr LODGE No 17-meets in the Hall Of Wash
in @ton Lodge, No g. Third Municipality every IueSi5y
evening, Officers f9T The present Isrm1D 3 toTDeS n II
Wheeler, treasurer.
NATIoNAI LOPEZ No. lS-mests every Friday evening,
at l6 Charities street. Dicen-E. J. Come, Vi v ht9
man G; A. GOn12es Nig, Secy J. Rabasa, treasurer
ETOLE POLAIRE No l3-meets every Wednesday evening
at friendship Hall, Chsrt5ss st. DcsTiT ms anne
MAGNOLIA LoDsE No 22-meets every Monday evening
at = O'clock Friendship Han ll6 Charities st. Officers
w Emerson n G.; v BOuilemet, G; K. +. HARRISON,
Secy: R. J. Morrison Treasurer
INTERIOR I.ODGES-Felciana Lodge No A. meets at
Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No 2, at Baton Rouge;
St. Mary Lodge, No 20 at Franklin. Meth Lodge no
q Shreveport. Louisiana EncampmenI' NO z at
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHS-meets
at Friendship Hail. ChaTtTeS street on I NJ q D., " u
evenings F 9RgesTG W w W9lEfB H5o FaG
R w G Sen'r Warden; II; II Andrews "
Junior Warden Il. w. OlAsed X w u Scribe D. W.
Kirkland, w G Treasurer.
of the Grand Lodge tand Sd Saturdays OF each month
O6icerS-ThOmas II. Shields, G P VIM. w. Herbert, r
l. Cickard w; T. a. Johnson w; f. Deesdenier' s.;
H. Williams, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON ENCAMPNIENT-Meets in the Hall
of Washington Lodge No, g. Mangny Buildings, IhiTd
Municipality, on the s and third Mondays q every monn
ii =: r q Webb, s w; John S MaunseIl, Scribe w
Moore, Treasurer; J Dimeyer, w.
! HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No. B meets at Crescent
Hail. IL Camp St. I'd and 4th Saturdays OF each month
OHre-s-J o. Nixon C p henry Bier, Ii P; Ii. G. SetsOn,
! SW; Joshua Jackson J W. g. W. R. Bailey, Scribe; Geo
| G. LawTasOn, Treasurer
March 1913 Meets the ft and third Thursday OF each
month friendship Hail. No. Ito Charities street ON
cers-W L. Cushing, W. mGD2f' D. r. J. 30
! w II. Foster, J w.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
4 u Ep9RT1HENrT

TgvHE LECTURES and COURSE of INSTRUCTION
Novp.y of November next and continue until the 1st of
May. They intended to embrace the most important
tiSaGI and C0Rstitnti0aaI Lac
Lectures will be delivered upon the various branches and
Those by Professor HENRY A. BULLARD will embrace:
i The history OF The Roman Law from the earliest tnieS
Law according to the most approved method OF the Ger
man School. III. The jurisprudence Of louisiana com
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes OF France and
Spain. ". An outline Of the Land Titles in Louisiana,
Those by Professor THEODORE IL hCCAhEB, WIN IedL
Of l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the rights
other Maritime tors general average Salvage Civil and
Military, Mariners Contracts, Marine insurance and ly
Repairing and Supplying of Ships. IL. International Law
embracing the Law OF Prize and the practice OF Pze Courts
the absolute rights Of States, International rights OF States
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties OF Peace and
Private lnemational Law III The JqnsdicPn q me
pelae Jurisdiction of the supreme and Circuit Courts and
the Original Jurisdiction of the District Courts Courts Of
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts of Admiralty
The Lectures Of Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat OF
l. Commercial Law relates to MERCANTILE persons fer
camille Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies.
These Lectures will treat OF Sole Traders, Partnerships
and Corporations of Principal and Agents, Of Bills OF EX
change and PrOmsOry Notes and Shipping of BaiImens
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts OF Afrelghment BY
Freight, Jetson and Average Salvage and insurance.
Of Sale Guarantees Liens and StOppage in tranu, ETC.
Jurisdiction and-II of the Law of Evidence.
Professor THOMAS B. MONROE, will Lecture upon /.
The Common Law and Equity jurisprudence and Practice
Peadngs in Civil Cases at Common Law, and-lI Const
tutIOnal Law.
Chief Justice EusT1s will deliver a series Of Lectures
the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict OF Laws;
CHRISTIAN ROsELUs, Esq, will assist Adjunct Pro-
iessOr IN the Department of the Civil Law.
students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only
those who shall have attended two Courses OF Lectures or
one tu course after having studied at least in the
office OF Counsellor Law and after stnC. examination
by all the Professors During the Course there will be fire.
quent examinations.
There will be organized, also Moot Cont, which viii be
Hodeu once every week. presided by of the Pro-
lGssOrs.
or $25 for each Professor
Il. A. BULLARD. Dean of the Faculty
New Orleans. June I. 1913. ;a5 5m
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MEDICAL OFFrrE-

- No SO CUSTOgfHO USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUF
Il UNTIL A CURE EFFECTED.-Pnyate Diseases grttd
IN few days by regular ph} selaD, without mefgCF
other poisonous medicines, at No. 50 CESt0BJasc sr,
New Orleans, Louisiana
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
Of the forms of a certain Disease, 90 his general
usement another column. The treatment adopted by Tina
is that which has the approval OF the most distinguished
geOns of Paris London and New York; and lis uurH sd
has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure
the worst of constitutional syphilis, gonOHhwa s
UTe enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases indeed
by certain scay Practice etc, etc. can now De or el
TO moral certainty, if application be made TO those -
intelligence skill and experience be relied on. Since W.
Mullen opened in this city, all the eases THAI have w3
under his care have been cured without single eAcep0r
Some OF these Ofyears standing One remarkable a
Of structure 30 years old has been cured 10 the surprise Of
patient The gentleman (ghOse Tespecablly Is knt"nlO
the citizens of New Orean) at hand and (by his Lem-
not known South of New York. His treatment Of goneE
fhda and gleet is the most perfect discovered u US
shortest, safest and suTes The patient takes no CCUN~
cubebs, tupeHtlHe, other doses but cte h OF
tanned in days without pain, pcOnv' neurt ~
change Of diet e1 No unless cure effected Wins
the time named
Recommendations Others who, by sexual fNceA
self pollution may have bOug hi themselves 81 ne
painful consequences resulting from unresiranc ndc-
of the passions, such premature ImpOency uu;
untary seminal emissions, general debility DOnslHuI tnh
arrangement NAV consult DR. Mullen with honorable
dence he Offers them perfect cure. The snc'r' sr ey
observed
DR. Mullen be consulted daily at his office, No. rs Ca''
tomhOuse street BENJAMIN MULLEN. NJ. D.
By "~'lbef No. 50 Customhou.s street. i,l5 IN
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4 o. 0. F.
Time. Places If Holding yHsstags, and OfCGrs Qfthe
SsBerGL Lodges.

Itae FtGess 0 h0tathg destsagS, and UfCCFS at the
Several Lodges.
GRAND LODGE OF LOUIsIANA-meets "a q
quarterly, in January april, July and October W
at the Grand Lodge Hall, corner OF TchOupitOu- n
az and POydras Streets the United States Ex-
eaaPge Otheeu--J. d Stewart NJ w Master Aug 'tus
Il; ?. Andrews K w C Secretary; H. w. Williams r w
e Treasurer; q w Whitall r w G Chaplain Paisley r
shields " GGsrda Rice " Marshall ThO' IL
LOUISIANA IoDaE. No 1rnee in the Hall of the Grand
hammond G j. a. Be66tei, Secretary; s. iIopkips, IT,,
permanent Secretary II. Williams Treasurer.
WASHINGTON LoBGE, No 3-meats in MarignY's build
Mauusel, g; John s. Maunseil G.: John HUMAN.
Seo'y; N. W. Moore. Treasurer.
UHoN LoDGE, No; s-meets in Hall Of the Grand Lodge,
Cohen, c. J. Sidney Reif Sec'y; E. L. Milksn Perm t
Secyi Samuel Fulton, Treasurer.
Crescent LnDGE. No. S-neeE every Thursday evenng
Crescent Hail. in Camp street. OfCers-j.e0 g Lava
son G.; Henry d. Ogden, 9; Geo. w ChYisty Sec Y:
II. W. Olmsted, Permit SeCy; Richard Swain, Treasursr
JEFFERSON L0DGE, No. 9meets every Tuesday evening
their Hall TChoupltOuas street. above Jackson st. alay
cite. 0tiicers-Washing0n w. Naught, N q; This Cook
G; --- Burdett, Secy; e. R. Beach, Treas'r.
TEUTONIA Lopez, No. lQ-meets every Tuesday evening
at the corner Of POydTes and TchOqptOuas sts. Officer
Philip WiImann, G; Julius Fuda V G }. F. Meyer,
TEeas'r; Adolf Solomon Secy.
ORLEANS LOPEZ, No, 1l-mees every Tuesday eve2iag
4 IreySsnt Hall IN Camp st. Gncer5-{ r Simms' \ =
ferm Secy; Joseph Etter, Freas'r
CCo4AEReIAL LODGE No I2-meets at the Hal Of the
oItl9 ledge every Wednesday evening, at clock ,}-
seoy; JGG Glover, Permit Sec'y; Wmidi Gushing Teas
HOWARD LODGE No. I3-nieaiseYef1 r Thursday evening
a. GpgF, q, s tau Of tine Grand Lodge erner Of Poy-
ii John u Larqe g: ]. G. Dunlap Sec j; L. A. lie.
w Jr, Permit see'y; j. q. Taylor, Treas'r
Hope Lopez, NO l44,neels every Wednesday evening at
n G; L. w. R0dd, VG p Bein Seciy. I'D Fiash r.
Delta LoDGE. No. l5-mees every Monday night. at
ton; N G. Rernard hlagUne, G. ] L, VeuBoktejen
seC'y Milken, Treasurer.
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O1s- All, here you are, my good ielloE, now y,
ca, Won once more. How's your family, and the
old woman? We haven't seen her this long. nme
when i she coming down to see my wife q i
am ante well, / thank you; but, indeed, sir, You
Lavetbe advantage" Advantage, my good fellow,
what advantage q Why, really, SIR ! DO Ho'
know you!'' Know me !! Well, ! don't know
Won Where the deuce is the advantage :"
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3 ~ " y y .

A CARD.
EyOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.-hDo 3
Il ing the extreme hazard which strangers run m coHst IT,
ing physicians for the OF private diseases, OWNS i0 ~
utter disqualification OtthOse who profess 10 such
deem be nothing but act OF kindness towards o.
unfortunately afflicted well sheer Justice 10 " sfJt
LEN No So CustOmhOuse street. state that 90 t-
1916 was sOsy afflicted with syphilis IN IT'S worst and most
appalling form, and for several months together was uurrt
the best regular medical practice could obtain IN Nas' '
leans without being at all benefted-lndeed grew wore
At length heard OF Dr. Mullen's great reputation an:
piled TO him. and tony great Joy in three weeks lac ro
wis 2r SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL tir
4 EASES.The reputation of the WrIersSO We'll esiao-
hed that all that necessary say TO those who have Ire m
unfortunate Ui those ayT4
fI diseases known and called Secret Diseases, Ia pant
of their various FORMS that the writer, alter n0sl
csfu practice OF twenysiX years. confined strictly We
neTea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood Iayng heate
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope many
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent phFsrana
without receiving any benet) enabled 10 Oier pos
lively safe certain and speedy Should 81 the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No. s. CUsTOmHQUsE STREET, e
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF the benefits
OF the SUBSCRIBERS long and successful experience.
jyl5 I'm b. F. MULLEN, 81 CusOmhOas7 So.
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II. P. PULLING, NJ. D.
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
X. b. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
2, Il. ELMENDORF, M. D.
Albany, April, 1547.


Owing to the great and immense sale OF T Town
sends Sarsapanla number Of who formerly our
Agents. have commenced making Sarsaparfa Extracts,
ElXirs Biter& Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They gene
rally put up il the shaped bottles, and of them
have stolen and copied Advertisements they are only
worthless limitations and should be avoided.
Principal Office III EtttaR street, Sun Building New
York Reding & Co State street Boston DyOt Sons
l32 North Sec0Hd street. Philadelphia; 5 ance Drug
gst Baltimore; P NJ Cohen Charleston; 05 South Pearl III
Albany F. H. McGTaw, Natchez-and by all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughonf the ITnI
States, West indies and the Canadas
]. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street
spI Ga Sole Agent, New Orleszs
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TEE eRAHFENBERG COMPANY.

EyuEGRAEFENBERG
L COMPANY hereby
announce that they are IN
corp0Tated by the lleglsla-
ture of the State Of New
York. The incalculabie
importance Of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles ..
and Of furnishing remedies
adapted 10 republic wants
has led to this step. The
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
/. Every neighbOrhOod
should have its GTaeienberg
Depot. By addressing the
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Or. T0onSeHd-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you Of children have been cured of the ScTOu
by the of your excellent medicine. They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great oblga
ton. YOUTs, respectfully,
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General A gent of any District this can be secured
2. Families Should club together and get immediate
supply OF the medicines.
g. Emgrant societies and other philanthropio bodies
should furnish them TO the needy.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Office of the CqrGefsnberg COapGpy,
No so Broadway, NewYOTk March 1913
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

MEDICAL, TREATMENT
gRR A CULLEN has removed his Office from - R0ga
street to No is Nafchez street near the Arcade lie
still continues Structure, his new systen-hoN
ing the worst sncure without any operationensy by
medicine that relieve and permanently cure, wihguay hin
drsnce TO business diet Dr. Cullen is too well known IA
ing or selfaudaOn On application Dr. c. ne w refer
you hundreds OF the first standing in this city yh" have
and examine for yourselves NOpay required without g"ie
is effected Rheumatism cured. Gononh~a cure~ 10 "'ee
56all qPtI ai1fGi6aly attended to in all confidence aud
medicine securely packed and sent to any pa OF ne
TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS.
COMSTOCK & Co, 50 POYDR.4S STREET, hava
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicine which every
family ought to be supplied WITH viz
HAYS LINIMENT warranted to case of the Piles,
either Blind or Bleeding.
pain cannot exisPrce othe genuine, 80 cents per boa
DR.. MCNAIRs ACOUSTIC Qua certain cure tor Dea.-
ness and all complaints of the Ear-Prce 81 perask.
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDiGN REnEDy WI
cure any of Asthma Dyspepsia, Dauh9a Costgene,
MoTHERis RELGET-for those ladies about becoming
CoMsToCK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-for Purify
ing the BlOOd-PnCe, SOC per bottle, "a per dozen.
case either Nervous or Bilious. Wiliyoa iy
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and Dr.. BAR
Colds Pain the Breast and Side and all Chest and Lung
FAHNEsToCK's and KoLMsrocK's VERMGFuGR-iOr
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms is one OF the
The EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color the Hair t bla ok
THROWN, and warranted not to stain thes skin.
KEw's LINIMENT and INDIAN VEGETAELE ELlTEE is
warranted TO Of Rheumatism or Govt Contra cta
OLDRIGE's GENUISE BALM OF CoLTMEIA-tor making
the HargrOw on bald heads preventing the hatom falling
out and freeing it from dandrutt
The WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGEF DATE
LEYs and CONEELL's MAGICAL PAIN ENTEAcruR viii
prove blessing TO all those who use it. II a sOyprui II
remedy stOr all Burns, Sore Eyes, keiOns, Ulcers Erus
Tic Do9reux Eysipeas, and all complaints which need
swellngs reduced and modification even stayed,
dpa4 II COMSIOCh q 70. % FOydfaSsL-
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CRATES! CRATES! :! CRATES -!
OUR STOCK of ParlOf Chamber and Office CRATE
" is now cOmpee-mOst of which are new Patterns, Of
he latest and approved Designs and Tar superior to
any ever Offered for sale this city Those IN want will do
well to examine stock before purchaslngprlceS much
reduced. JOHN 6IRtlDD ~
s1S Common
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NOTICE TO TIE LADIES.

Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsend's SaBaparla have in
varaby called their stuff great Remedy for Females, etc.
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints of women, word for wOrd-Other men who put
medicine have since the great of Dr. TOwnends
SarapaTa in complaints incident TO females recommended
theirs although previously they did numberOf these
Mixtures, Pills. etc. injurious to females, as they agra
vate disease and undermine the constitution.