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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
THREATENED MASSACRE OF THE
sPANIARDs.

y
We have received the New Orleans Picayune
Of the 9TH inst, containing the following further
details Of the news from Yucatan:
The citizens of Vanadolid and Izamal
for long time held out against the as
saults of the Indians who. surrounded
them, but early in March they began to
despair Of making good their defence, so
hotly were they pressed They began to
deliberate upon falling back on Merida,
and thus take up new line of defence, and
this purpose We presume they executed,
for the next we learn is that host Of In
dams had surrounded Merida itself-re-
port sets their numbers down at fifty or
sixty thousand. These may be exaggera-
ted, but every new success must swell their
ranks, and there seems. no hope for the
Spanish race unless the authorities Of Ha-
vana intervene in the most strenuous man
ner.
The inhabitants Of Laguna have become
terribly afrighted for their personal safe
| ~. Public meetings we're held and ad-
dresses sent to Com. Perry, praying that
he would in no event cyacuate the island
mot even if peace be made between Mexi-
% and the United States. They set forth
| nfthe most moving terms their desperate
situation and the probable Success Of the
savages We have not the Commodore's
reply, but we presume be promised his
protection from the hattering manner in
which the editors speak Of him,
! Capt Stoddard informs us that the q,
1 q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

FIRE AND Loss or LrrE.-At New
York, on Saturday night . destructive
IRE broke out in the ship yard Of W.
II. Webb, at the foot Of Seventh st.. de-.
stroying property to the amount Of from
$4,000 to 100000. During the bro ),
gress Of the FIRE, three men were killed by
the falling ola shed on which crowd II
spectators had gathered. Several Others
we're much injured--some very severely,
Another man was killed while resisting
the police several frame houses. and sev.
eral horses, were also consumed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

a tremendous Taylor meeting. Il Dav.
ton, Ohio, on Thursday last, unanino1siv
nominated the old hero for The Preside1c1
.pd Abbot Lawrence for the Vice Pre:i..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

FArnER Mathews VIsrr PosrIcSrp
I'VE learn from the New York Organ.
extra, that intelligence has been reviewed
BY the Hibernia, chat Father Mathew will
not visit the United Ststes until fall. n
consequence Of being compelled 10 20 Is
Italy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

Az KAkfnQUAKE IN 0H1o.-We learn
from the GAINESVILLE Courier, that the
shock of an earthquake vas distinctly felt
by the ciii1en1 oftk1t place On The 9th inst,
The Norualk (0hio) Herald, also says:
About 6 O'Clock Last Thursday evening,
there ucrs tu0 successive shocks q an
earthquake, something Ike N minutes
tims interre1ine, which shook he houses
very sensibly d ~ parts q The TOM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

kA1AL kAILRoAp AcrfDkNr "A ihclan.
lcholy accident, involving loss # l:1 r. q.
CURED On the Georgia and South Carolina
railroad, within = few milcs Of CharIeston.
>. o., on the llth inst While the tram
was At 4 nioderato speed, the boiler 81 tie
locomotive exploded. Two gentlemen,
one named George Aftopo, tho other Il en-.
~ Ctmmers, and the fireman, whose narns
I have not learned, were instantly killed.
They we're dreadfull3 manglcd and bruis.
Cd by the cohcussion. All we're married.
and have len families 10 mourn their ia
fate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

MEssRs CLAy AND Van BuREN Hen.
~ Clays birthday was celebrated IN New
York yesterday, BY afestiyal, IL well as Il
Philadclphia Ex President Van Buren,
received an Invitation 10 the one ia NesII
York. 70 which he replied very courteous
u that the personal relations between hind
and Mr.. Clay were such Is would lead him
to accept the invitation; but differing III
some political opinions, he thought shefe
was majority Of balances IN his mind
that made 4 most prudent 70 decline, With
many thanks for the honor done him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20
E'oFsi1n fnnporsusluuR.

CAp,z-Bark Nor enJ-L Before repnrttdl-2o bhds wire
Dunscomb Bsckwh-go ao Blackburns ITS hds 3i3
a. Casks 78 10 boxes Harmony Neghcws coz cases
Gnnel ~ co 1888 oaies corks 50 bunass DO wood 80
kcg olives 65 DO s 200 do do hbds ar
cssls hhds Mason rnompson-5 butts Hu Munrn--i2
hhds q a. casks Hon lques-5 ca,rs MNsh-3 do W m
100 bales c0ks So casks Fuos Slk.rli4
bbls liquofice pfc Me suJ'sw col box chocolate
noay-6o ar cashs Hontr Spaguel5 hhda 40 ar casks
sell e Mashi box 40 c4scs bbis olive
oil half pipes do 20 boxesdo e6 bills cspe Fran.
cha Co.'S boxes q casks 81 one eight do Spes Brown
lis hhda 2s casks so eighth do MnS butts 10 ar
casks - one eighth do u bales eorhS 70 ordsS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

Lewis, Nilsson, Moor Niles Sturgeon, rurnsy, wsstsott
Yuies-99
NArs-Msssrs. Badger. Baldwin, Bell, Bsrreu, Cal
houn, Clarke, Clayton, Corwiu Crittenden, Davis OF
Mass Dayton, Greene, Hale. Johns, OF La Mangum,
Phelps, Underwood Upham. Webster-l9
And thsn the Senate adjourned, at about hslf-pss
eight, PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

7 .IsT OF LErTERe. REMAINING, IN THE NEW
~ York Post Once, March TO- loa-PlsAse lmeattoa the
data Of The list 10 which they are edvssnsed
MI Il, And be il further enacted And AL adver-
made under the order OF the Postmaster Genera In
wspaper newspapers. letters uncaled fer IN .ny Post
Oce shall the paper OF the town
place whsre the Office advertising be su,ed HAVING
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Post Office Ldw passed
March 3. l045
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

FKn;.psLrsiA. March 10 p -sriv.d- Bark Della
tGTdi Ocean Queen eFsdde9 Cisosasgo: waterloo Crow
ell. H a., Vi ys 81 s" g f., New
es so S o lii, Racket, dos
Dashlslts, %: Jacob Raymond Bqsrn. Nantucket star
so Eosb BIZ New Is%: 1GT'fnS S
@ Bqsn, Vista Racket, York; Louisa Rssse: Csvili,r
.f asE.. H' Ss~ dEnss
s s.y Mems ss sS ri, s, GSy do Va
bony, Dole, Dol Chss Ellis, s!eslman, Mobile; Curew
Exile, Williams. n York. s Norris walls, somers Wimir,
Ian a Yds b, p ps W
X F stockton, Clay pool, Baltimore.
Mi2cclIaneous Record.
LEwFs Del March l8-The schrs Boston, Delaware Far.
HenIy Brown Em.lins. Frederick, Cohannsi and Boil
ma, are now at the anchor'ee
Spoken.
Bark Jnness, Le.v 70 days from Matanum for Port.
land, March IL, South Chanuel.
Foreign Ports
CAPE Town, G g II, Dee 22-Arr ship Cynthia Smith N
DsSoS Gn jenny Sa
"a Si: oh;s ai G.dge senator ION Gou AG itS
T. Bass, F2 New Koishi De.
art s.gs; Sibasa, Crowel. For PhIad, pha-s BALDWIN
saaes. sunbeam w,,,Os: a.cgse Evans onlI;rd; New
LONDONDERRY, Feb i5-An Mary Stewart, Dnas Bat-
MaRreL (Cubal Feb a5-Bak Modora. Kuubt. from gsv,
na for Boston just commenced dg; Boston h.n brig
unknown
Home Ports,
Bosror March I8--CId ,hips Atkansas Preb, Havapa
Element, Blanchard Cuba; harks Cubs. Howe hfca Hus
Emery, Jsge: Hannah Spgue, Luni Cuba: brig He
nus, Hardy. Cape Hnyten fchs Roanoke Webb Jacmel
Exto. Cults Charleston; Berry, Nicsersou, wilmington
Dei Talent, Nickerson, Newark, j. South,rner sudev
York; Marietta Parker DO AlSo cid bark Kepler Pear
son CharestOn; brgs SOuth.rner, Nay, Brown. Will
ninRton TC Carter Braxton, LaHe Newben G; Charles
Henry, Bishop Brunswick, 70 load for Cuba y
PoArLAND, March 6-srr bngs Tain dye Vinng Msris
Cudenas, Gooding Havana Cid brig W Knight Monroe
Cuba
PROVIDENCE, March FAR sclr Moses Brown Hall Phi
sdelphia sloop Juno, Alers York sid bark EuRlsnd
schs Oscar Coles, Trowe Richmond; Worcester Rhodes
Phliadelp ha; soops Jecums,h, Gardiner, N York
Ponr WALrHALL. March i6-Arr schr Missa Hirgon
Tuckeu N.
EIcHMorD, March i7Ar, brig Marcollois Sleeper, New
OIL schs Ann BAKER Fens. Yorh Isabel tyavmoTe
do; Em Wright, Welden n York; 8ichard Thompson, Cor
SON ape May sid schs Patmo Townsend, Chare,ton,
{; len -edgwich Be st0n v York; Dart 5oInefs, do
WI. MINerov, March h-Cd bark Mary, Johnston for
stephen o 8s.s. PeaengiI Matanzas; scbr 0rampus. Hill
for Portsmouth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

TIE orTsre al Aeio York.
LIVERPOOL.
America, Judkins. Mar q
dlbernia. shannon, April Is
Cambria Harrison, Apt 20
SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Washington, johnston, Mar rs
Hermann, Crabuee, Apr IS
To ayTire at Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Caledonia, Leitch, Mar II
Acadia. Stone, April s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

40 sail from Nsso FORK.
LIVERPOOL.
Cambria. Harnsc Mar q
United States, Hackstaff. Apl 8
America. Judnins, april ls
soUr HAMPTON, nc.
Hermann, CIabtrec, Mar q
Warrington, Johnston, Ap'i 20
To sail from 30 ston.
LIVERPOOL.
Cale1ouis, L eitch, -Aprii s
Acadia, Stone. May 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

sNR. RALPA, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL
~ Private Treatise" &C. is consulted urop any OF tas
diseases there referred his rsidence 81 Greenwich
street. from TO lSAM and TO I'M tSunday cXcsptcdl
Those who apply in the carly rrss these compnu wi
s hs cps II is chiefly however those who hays suszed
long iro,p ees cisss Of ps1pla orhsiTa who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

TYR GREGORY, AUTHOR OF A POPULAR TREA-
- tia, on svpio d Diseases" eau be consuted at his
rooms tNo 2 up ,ta in the large building bo 40 Bread
way corner Of Maiden Laue pr g. has devoted his aeu
q exclusively this branch Of his profession for than
u years this city, Strangers and others requiring prompt
and skilfu treatment invited to call Letters describing
with prompt respoueo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

kIOl DROADWA Y-MADAkE MALEERBE
OfO2 begs leave inform the ladies Of New Ysik and
that she will open Paris Millinery, Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20
DOCTORS EAWCETTI AND AND LA ~. ls HAVE En-: RE.

and Mad streets where they can be cnouted confidential
" on diseases Of From their extensive
or cce in this city well in Europe, they euahed
lure the worst Of disease whet Of long s1nd with
oot mercury change diet hndrance from
in few DAYS Structures urcd the ep
proved plan. Persons ahorng under debility, brouaht by
indIscrce Of youth apply with certainty II
cure Letters, posspaid enclosing fee, attended TO- Office
I J,ms stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

LIVERY MOTHElrS BOOK-AN APPREHE NsJON
Il of poverty and the prospect Of too large niy OF chill
den prevent many copsiderhe people rom entering the
ed state bnt here abook that will nporaotse
ccts which may overcome these obje The suthor
allowed TO state in detail thu of the work.
hut he knows that VIII be universally approved of among
married psop. For sale by Burgess, htrnget Co, 22a
Broadway; W DAVIS, l6 State street Boston; Zeiber
Coz 0f Third aud Chestnut streets Phadel phis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

M kDlCAL OFEICE-Da. JOHNSON, II DUANE
l street Chatham well known the most
successful practitioner New York in the TRENT OF vene
real dfonss The Doctors reputation for skill in these old
hafcurod that have existed for preement.
elect structure ulcers the body thr throat nose,
Pains IN the head and bones Of The es efset9ely cured
Constitutional weakness brought by secret habit INDUCED
BY young causing scvour dreams and nightly eMs-
ors positively prevented Recent cases cured ~ fsr days,
without mercury No alteration in diet prevention from
business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

1--WE AND EAR-DR. POWELL ATTENDS EXCLU
y nyeiy TO diseases Of the Eye end E,r, from . to
o'clock at his Office 26 Broadway, corner OF Waea street.
Dr. powcs Treae the Eve its diseases snd their
with engravngs rules 70, the selection of srscselss &c,
Fifty Couts be had his Office and of all book
see!s just imported Artificial Eyes Of superior qvaihy
and finish DR. fowes Self Acting Eye Fountains Jet,
Douche Baths for srsngheng the eyes which bss just
received diploma the Far Of the American Institute.
for sale his Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

ENAN5-FREDERICK A. WOODWORTH, NO. 1926
Broadway opposite the Broadway Thess has received
by the late arrivals few boae sck fans I'D 10 inch,
plain AID sticks, with white coored figured and silver,
paper Also Chinese and white feather fsns of every
description; oRcther with extensive assortment Of rich
dress fans, bd and sournng FANS painted kid fans and
VI The beautiful desept.en
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20
Port OF New xork, March 20, Is4s.
sisraid MARINE Correspondence.

Nothing in sight from the Highlands at sunset.
March leh-sunrise, Wind 4; meridian, Sc; sunsc,
Sc, and light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

| NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICtNE-MEM
N bers ofhe N Y. Academy Of Medicine her,bv no,
sd that 81 meeting viii be held this day, monday
20th) O'Clock NJ, Conventon Hail. No l75 W oosl
street tnLe order ia reference to thu dstb and
Of the late President, DR.. joan Steam JOHN - RAN
CHS M ID. President. Murcas L. Taft, NJ. d. Assistant
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

A GOOD HORSE MEpICINE Is MOTT ESSENTIAL
n the stock druge,t country sorc which
is beginning to be The best and popular
remedy Of this kind in Krhbriees TacrsslPs
Hcave Pow ders They elegantly reekagc suf
fce cus ordinary Of Heaves and 70 administer
OF colds &c, etd also c best
condition medicine that br given orss this
of the year, Spring punfer. Prcc 81. A. H. COUGH
A Il Eult ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20

CS EOO REWARO-CROSs'S SPECIFIC MIXTUEE
pCOO for the Of gonoIh9a Rleet structures. aud
sna eous COMPLAINS Of the of seDrraton OF a
dies discovered for the above complaints tina the
most cerain makes speedy ,nd permanent .hout
the iea restriction diet, drink change
pcaton business The propri challenges single
Of recent gono.f be brought whh the
will no cure under 10 feute Of $50. Many tuied
two days Sold at 273 Broadway. of Chambers street,
and SANDs. 100 Fulton. corner William street.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08
LANDS FOR SALE.

SEvERAL tracts OF Land Of good quail.
~ ity aud well seated, near Davenport, for
sale at bargain. One tract Of l6O acres; one
OF lOO acres one Of 20 acres; and TWO Of 20 scrcs
each
Now the time TO purchase, for lands arc
now at their lowest possible rates, a. the im.
ProVements now going on in this vicinity, and
those 10 be commenced the coming spring, will
nave tendency TO enhance she price Of lands
and town lots from 90 to 80 per cent. within -
months; and tho advantage and market that
Wi! be created for grain BY the erection Of tho
two extensive Steam Mills, now about being conf
pleted, will and has already materially advsn.
ced the price Of adjacent lands and town prop.
crty; and as healthy and confidential feeling
now prevails amongst propretors Of real estate,
We need not look for nor fear relapse, but on
the contrary expec, steady advance and rapid
improvement, throughout Scott county.
A. {. FULTON.
Davenport, October 2iss, i8l7. eff
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08

Wkisky.-By our commercial review il
kill b seen that this much loved article Of
hercha0dise has fallen to the pi,iiiil sum Of
seventeen cents per gallon which leaves
= in doubt whether we ought to coDgratu-
ate the Sons Of Temperance or the invctc-
fats topers. The one will doubtless look
upon il as tho natural result OF their hencv-
poent exertions, and the others will hail the
announcement as the certainty Of "cheap
liquor and plenty Of it, in the time to
come. Oh whisky, thou ragged, pennies,
bloated dcspot! how firm Is thy hold upon
ahe hearts Of men, and how monstrous IRE
The evils thou henpest upon them! Heads
have been broken under thy influence and
strong arms have been weakened by thy
power, happiness have often followed.
Minds brave and generous have been ruined
By thy touch, and hearts full Of tenderness
and love have been hardened By thy fas-
cinations. Thou art indeed tho arch ene-
my Of mankind, oil potcn, for evil and pow.
srless for good. May thy reign soon be
endcd, and thy victims be reclaimed!
". q. Zee. Mcr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08

ment in the State. These bedsteads are the
pest kind mrde in the United States, and are
prooi against bed bugs. Prices 800, $50, 90,
a,59, &c.
C.9BLSIz HIRE
OF all kinds and descriptions, manufactured
and sold at IA small profit. Tables from A,25 to
800: bureaus, Wo,k-s,ands, &c. constantly on
hand. ALSO
Two horse wagons and buggies, with pipe
boxes and nuss for sale.
MIR. \. RrsfEo viii attend 10 business for me
n. Camden, H.
All kinds OF country Produce received in pay
menl for work nj Cash prices.
SHOP, opposite a. Fniton's Store, corner
Of Rock Island and Second streets.
:. +. JCNNEY.
Davenport, July 18th 1917.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08


PAVING made arrangements for con
80 stan, supply OF LAND WARRANTS, will be
able 10 furnish ans quantity "a pcrsons wishing
To sell them again. or 10 locate Tor themselves,
on the most satisfactory terms.
| also attend 10 locating warrants FOR settlers
or those from distance, a Z make entries IN all
the land Offices in the State Persons DESTROYS
OF making entries or locations can have their br-
sincss attended 20 with fidelity and despatch.
In several years experience as Land Agent, I
have acquired thorough hnowlod OF the Pc
cular advantages OF diiieren. locations. and fiat
ter myself TINT my facilities such MS 10 en- bic
me 10 give the most perfect satisfaction TO those
who may favor me with their pa,ronarr.
Being furnished with maps and register oil
all lands entered and uEcniei.d in the State.
will be pleased 10 give gra,uitaas information 10
those who desire It An experienced Surveyor
is connected with my Agency.
viii attend 10 renting farms, houses and lots.
and paying taxes on oil property tina, may be in
trusted TO my care.
A. II. MILLER, Land Agent.
Davenport, March 10th, 1913.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08

Tuskegoe (AIa.) Republican gives ih.
following 90 story s'too good TO he lost: -
An ex.sherif, not thousand miles from
this, CHANGED TO fall in with merry crowd
IN New Orleans, where the interesting sub
lcct Of shilling" was moo,cd and discussed.
He remarked that he had killed more men
than any one present. The company cx-
pressing surprise, he proposed 10 bet n
treat for the crowd that such was tho fact.
a gentleman who had overheard the prop
osition, but who bad not mingled with tho
company, approached and accepted the bet,
and challenged our hero 10 recount his ex.
ploits. Our friend replied thnt he bad been
Sheriff Of County, Ala, twelve years,
during which time he had hanged seven
men. The other rejoined tina, he had prac.
tised medicine fifteen yenrs, and had killed
fifty to his one. The ex-Shcriif gave it up
without word.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08

~ WHISTLER has o! SUMMER
~ GOODS from is the
Stock Of Goods Market,
beat
His Stock consists n the following goal--
Of
Sainets Twecds Jeans. any
l2O Chonndcs Blue Drilling,
so pieces Fancy Linen is, md Chan,rav Dress
$50 FRENCH English md American Clio andC
35 pieces nd Muslin lanes,
l2O (ingnm Il
Florence Pearl Braid and Straw Bonnet anyq quantity,
abs.
Ladies' and Gents Kid Silk and Lic thread gloves and M,
Shnwls Caa
Paper and Mi
Crash, and
Nnnkeen, bcnched Cambria Mulin
Figured stuff Blond, Book Bishops, Swiss and barred
ion and fashionable fur hats
10 me
BOOTS AND SHOES.
30 Cases TO arrive expected day. from Boston. wch viii
Caters, half =
ALSO HARDWARE
large assortment ofSws
Locks chest
mil horse hand, bali
aud Sncn.
crnbbing brushes,
brace bits, brick 70 Sc. SC.
Queens and Glass a large imcni
OILS AND PAINTS; STATIONARY:
GRoCERilSany quantity all Of which will be low
Davenport
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08

CnILDREN.-"How many children have
you?" ID tho general inquiry, when looking
after . vacant house-as il parents had
no business to have my children-cr if
they have, landlords have tight to thrust
them aside. We like the story Of the good
mother, Who went every where for n rent,
but her dozen children were always an
objection. Finally seeing that she could
not get house she sent oil hor children
to the grave yard to remnin mn hour or two.
Calling on landlord for house his first
inquiry was, "llow many children have
youf" The good widow replied, "My chill
drcn are oil in the grave yard" She was
instantly rented the house and moved i'm
with oil her family. When the landlord
heared her explanation, he found that he
was done for and opened not his lips.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08
EXTENSIVE WATER POwER

Located a, the town of CANTON, on the
South FORK Of tho Maquoketa river, jackson
county, Iowa. This water power il very cligi-
bly, situated, banks and bottom rocky, with suiii-
cient room Tor any amount of machinery, and 10
surrounded by large bodies Of fine timber
The machinery now in operation, consisting
Of FIGURING .Ml', Sac Nh, Carding Machine,
and Turning .Nachlnes, will be sold, lcnscd or
rented on reasonable terms.
a better opening Tor stock Of goods il mo-
where 10 be found; the subscriber is now erect
''ng large building, three stories including
basement, intended for n store, which no will
rent low TO any one for that purpose There is
also, nearly finished, large two story building.
designed as public house, which will be lot for
that purpose 10 good tenant.
Coed and permanent employment can be OBJ
tanned at this place by mechanics and MACHINE
lists OF almost every kind.
Good selections can vet be made of public
land, prairie and timber in the vicinity of the A.
hove place. These nrc facts Just No they cxis,.
Let all persons DESTROYS Of situations in the West
call and see for themselves 40 they are assured
no better can be obtained.
JOHN J. TOMr1NSON.
C.SroS, Jark'on co.. l. r., July l6ih, 1896.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08
BFsANDsss.rsE'S PILLS.
TIE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

AIDES should use the Brandreth Pills
- frequently. They viii ensure them from
severe sickness OF the sionacil, aud generally
speaking, entirely prevent it. The Drandreth
Pills are harmless. They increase the powers
OF life they do not deprcss them. Females will
find them 10 secure tina, state of health which
every mother wishes 10 enjoy. In the costive-
ness often prevnlen, a, this interesting period,
the Brandreih Pills are q safe and ciicciual REM
cdy.
Sold at % ccn,s per box at the store Of GEO.
L.. DAVENPORT. in this tcwn, and by one
Agent in nearly every village in the States.
May lo.l. 1918. 3n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-08

Il IL said TINT President Polk has restored
Midshipman Pollock, who was sentenced
20 State Prison Cor shooting mn editor in
Buffalo, N. Y. TO his rank 10 the Navy.
He had been previously pardoned from
prison by Governor Young.
Wethought tho Governors mistake in this
case WAS bad enough, but Prcsiden, Polk
has capped the climax. Ii the officers Of
she navy nrc gentlemen Of unsnlied chnrnc-
ter, their feelings must be outraged by this
thrusting among them Of ono who had
forfeited his rank BY savage and cowardy
attempt at assassination. Does my body
in the wide world believe that common
sailor who had been guilty Of such crime
would have been treated with such len,y?
~ y. Tribune.