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

olIE subscriber has just returned from
- ;, I.ouis with splendid Stock Ut goods
selected with care, which b. Is row opening NJ
The Brick Store recently occupied BY Mr. iiirnm
frict, III Front II, between MINI and Harrison
st; having purchased his goods for cash he will
he abb. t. sell ON NJ rood terms - any hch~c NJ
davenport. Ills si"ck embraces almost every
art.'ic ~ the retail hnr euch ~ broad cothsi
cassim.res, eass,ncs and Jcana, i~ceds, beaver
teens, cnrdcros,ha ngnp and albert cords, cotton
AIDES, driiings, chetss cont rna ran'nluon s'niIsi
tarcv linen, l.nslrrs rhumb.at drrs. cir'nhams
beautiful figures and patterns, French, Enssh
and American pr'nta and chiut4s. blk silk warp
and other calored Aiparas, silk ard itnnhali,
su shades and parasols, hunart, enp and color.
cd Tairt ribbons, ladies line ktd ilsl. thread
gloves and m.,s, linen camntc hdhis, table lin
en-, Tine linen rainbfic. coating, diaper aud crash,
green Rrrazc, ranhern, h!csehed camhilc mus
IN, brown shsetlng and ~hrtlng, tiv. eap -tniIs,
qsond, book. hs~hop, swiss and bard musltns,
sur, leghofn. palmetto hats. inr and cloth caps,
boots aud shoes laGl.s HIGHT and cold hall gnlt.
crs, i:nc kid slips aad walking shoes, Misses and
children shoes. mes cali boots, kip and cali
shoes, bfogan~, CUTLERY aud qnernswatc, window
glass. u .ls Of all sltss, bar lead. powder and
shot, dried lrnll wall paper, window shades,
carpet chain aud Pittsburgh rot,un warp all
numbers, cation ha.tin. and wud,,nr school
books and staionats also good assortment of
groceries, medicines, pants, oils and dSr s,us
also nil sizes Sligo Iron, steel and castings winch
will he sold on as good terms rs can bc purchas-
cd elsewhere.
JAMES NJ BOWLING.
Davenport, Nav 18th, iS.i.
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"StfFEG LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME uSro Mgn-
VINO would not be friend 10 the innocent and
helpless child, when VT have e word of our
SAVIOR, that .oi such are the kingdom Of heaven.
There - nothing that appeals so etlectualiv TO
The best feelings OF our nature, as the helpless
child, suffering under the influence Of dsense
Dr NJ Martien has proved 10 the world. that he
= the chlld's friend. and the mofher's hope, in
the discovery and preparation o; his Never-Faii-
ing Wortn-Dcstroycr. Every mother knows IN 9
general symptoms Of the existence Of worms,
>nch as s4ueamishness. rolling back The eyes and
nervous spasms while sleeping, picking the nose,
vomiting. swelling Of the bowels, sanaw coun-
tfnance, retianess and variable appetite. When
'nese symptoms Or any OF them are observed, no
time Slould be los, in giving this medicine as
directed, II YOU would save your child from long
suffering and perhaps death. They never fail 10
remove WORMS aud restore health. Try them
See DR. Bragg's advertisement, in another coll
urnn.
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oiL OF TsNsiN---For restoring, improving,
and strengthening Leather in any form or ior
any use. The wonderful success Of this article
has induced the proprietor to reduce The price Of
II. and and II = now The cheapcs, and hte, prep
aratlon now IN nst; II reduces the wear oi i.ath-
or o0 per cent, anu keeps harness GOOD cnnii-
ton, giving them a,wa.sa black fresh aprcar-
ance. The only genuine arlic. is ~ be had Of
our agents in the country.
Conlstock 4 TO, 60 Second street, ST Louis,
Missouri, sole proprietors.
Sold by A. SANDERS, Davenport and by Wa
NORRIS, Rock Island
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ihe L'rer Conipiamt-Dr MLane, the inycn-
tor 81 the best remedy for tia; fearful disease,
which mas ever been offered 10 the public, thus
describes the symptoms which indicate u disor-
dered state OF that important organ:
symptoms n a diseased L,rtr.-Pain i'm the
ri.hi side. under the edge OF the ribs. increase
on pressure. Sometimes the pain il in the left
sue. The patient i rarely able to lie on the III
side. Sometimes the pain is felt under the
shoulder blade and il frequently extends 10 the
Top oil the shoulder, and il sometimes mistaken
ior rheumatism IN the arm. The stomach il
Affected with loss Of appetite and slckncss--the
bowels IN general are cosiive. sometimes alter
native with lax. The head Is troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull. heavy sensation in the
back part. Ihcrc j. generally considerable
loss ~ memory. accompanied with painful sen.
sation oil having left undone something which
ought To have been done. A slight drv cough
y sometimes an attendant. The patient conn
pains OF WEAKNESS and dchili.y-he is easily
stariled-hs feet are cold or burning, and he
complains OF pricklv sensation of the skim
Ills spirits arc low: ani although he Is satisfied
that exercise would he beneficial 10 him. vet be
can scarcely summon up iorti,udc enough 10 try
II. In TACT. he distrusts every remedv'
Have YOU any or nh Of these symptoms, Call
and purchase box of Dr M'I.anc'S PHs.
tTTFor sale b. Dr T. EASTERI.Y. South
East Corner of Third and Chestnut Streets, :,
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents ior the Western
States.
Co., Also for sale by A SANDERS, Druggist,
.4gea for Davenport.
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A Remedy for Deafness.

Why VIII people continue 10 suffer when .
remedy is Al hand, DR. McNair's Acoustic I'll
VIII furnish a speedy relief to al who are aict-
ed with periodical deafness, hizzlng noises and
frequent pain in the ear. There can be no mis-
take "a TO the effects Of this Oil and any one cali
ing nj II Cour,land, street and examining ccrtif-
icates and letters OF recon mrndaton from those
who have used the article and been cured by il.
we have no hesitation in saving that they will
give il irial.-.Nr,c York. Herald
Sold wholesale and retail, by Coinstock & Co,
81 courilandt street, New York.
Sold by A. SANDERS, Davenport and BY WV.
Norris, Rock Island
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RNDIAN CHOLAGOGuE--This Ia

- nous medicine is now offered to the citizens
oil ~ Louis and surrounding country n safe
and certain cure f.r fcrer and .4gur Chill fcrcr.
hfe,nuttetd Itrcys and all Biiiun diseases Incl
dent 10 the West. l, is also an exreH,nf tened,
Tor Lfrer Complaint mud .7sne fake ar Eniarye-
meaf ~ Me Spleen. The great popularity Of this
remedy - owing TO its superior medical virtues,
as the agents employed are Of the mes, potent
aud silidient kind known i'm Mat rim Met,ca
The Indian Gtoiagogue il entirely Vegetable In
lis ingredients aud perfectly harmless in All lis
qualities and il universally acknowledged to he
the no-t agreeable and efiectual CURATIVE Of Fe-
yer and Aans mud Bilious Complaints known IL
the civilized world. Its AWAY safe aud always
eileefnal. Give il trial.
fr3-Price 81 IS per Ro'te.
Prepared in New York b. DR. Feuch,wanrer.
For sale hv Dr Easier.p, South East corner of
Third aud Ghcsnu, streets, st Louis, Mo-, gem,
Tor the West.
j. 0'1-F"r sale by 4 SANDERS, Druggis'. Aeen,
for Davenport, Iowa. auy /.
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When we are asked bv our readers WHY We
are constantly, week after week. alludinr 10
Naughn's Veg. Li'honiripiic Mixture, we have
only 10 say that with all due allowance TO the
merits Of other articles o; the kind. We must say
We have been as'onlsled al the success of this
Great American Remedy. In MI The complaints
which belong TO the human family, il acts rs d
curative power OF most magical characteristics
We know. lis true tina, we are paid for this
noiict--iar the proprietor of the Ii,hontriptlc.
Dr Vaughn adveriscs largely with us. bn, read.
CT we arc no, paid 10 ialsiiy and We beg OF YOU
10 examine his book in the Agen hands and
also the Agents themselves ii his Remedy is no,
something oi great value.
4 SANDERS, Davenport, ! =,
W I NORRIS, Eoek Island. '1se""s'
ID FARNAM, Tarefi,a- agent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-17

A Coon THING.-The House OF Repre-
scntatives has done ono good thing which We
hope will not be undone by tho Sena,e.-
i has voted that the mileage Of n member
Of Congress shall not exceed $1,000 fur IN,
session. The abuse which has crept inln
this item Of Congressional pay is enormous;
constructive journies have swcllcd il, in
many instances into sum sufficient,
large TO support large family in ex,rava.
gsncc for a year. The members from
Texas hnvc, as IN instance, drawn $1,000
for mileage for a single Session, while tho
cost Of the journey 10 aud from homo is
hardly 5000. We could wish Congress
might 90 still farther than the House has
now gone, and abolish The mileage system
altogether. There is noius,icc and little
reason in is.-Springfeld Republican.
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At Wrights Grove, Clinton CO. Iowa, on The
isih inst, EDWIN KlRkIP. n. Of Jackson
CO., 10 Miss AMELIA l.. BaSsETI, Of c!in-
ton CO.
Fairly caught, and in the meshes Of ma,rimo-
ny! May thy ways. friend Edwin - but as
he is poe, we can afford poetizc little.
Oh. may thy ways be paths Of peace,
Whch Ger the road oil sorrow shnns,
Thy hours be blesi, thy JOYS increase,
And all thy cares be iittle onrs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-17

Mr.. CLAYTON paid his respects to Vice
Presiden, Dallas in speech the other day.
end coninred the ghost 81 the iel'inct Uni
ted States Bank, for his entertainment
"While the old Bank was in existence"
said he, II supported il and advocated, with
you Mr.. President, its re -clarier. 81 yoar
vnte and mine, aud the votes Of others. the
bill sc-ci,crtering il passed through Con-
gress. Il was vetoed. aud |, with yon. vo-
ted against the veto aud s,rovc to re-char-
ter il nevertheless! BIT We failei-ihr
Bank went down aud now sir, am against
disturbing it,"
The Vice President, il il said, looked
considerably blue, and his little iwinkling
black eyes we're nearly closcd.-Brtalo
Advertiser.
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CASH FOR WHEAT
w. 4. g. A. NURSES
IA n MN q MILLS.

w A. & A. NURSE have the bes,
- . ot materials Of all kinds Tor between
iOO and 5O0 TANNING Mills which they are now
making. They have called to their aid Shop,
where by the aid of the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws, a turning lathe, icnoning
machine, boring machine, erindstone, Nc.--
They also have morticng machine and the
other necessary conscncEc,s Tor doing things up
right
Their board kiln, which they have Just built
aud triSl, is hard to beat. X seasons lumber III
a week well us il laid in the wrr,her year.
Now all buying Nurses tanning mills hcrcai.
ter VIII have every stick rnd board, sen aoncd Us
we'll as Tor a bureau or table and sell painted
with two coats OF good oil painl-nonc of your
glue size Tor the irs coat, AS - customary with
all other tanning mill makers and ourselves here
toforc.
Their mills have been and are rated as the
best III the land, and from this po,n, they have
made and sold between 600 aud 1OO in the lnst
lG months and no iaul, found but ON the contra
~ high praise.
The MUSES. ARE practical Tanning Mill ma
kers and kaor good mill when they see IL, and
by their a ,rangemeni ut the sicves, wind, &c.
they ilater themselves they have arrived Us near
perfection as the times nj present admit.
Alter running your grain through one Of these
mills, oats, smut, or cheat, chess has no bust
nes- IN Your wheat, Tor IL cunt he il the mill is
worked accofdin. Ia the printed directions that
accompany each mill.
These mills nre got out md put together by
the best KIND ot wcrkmrn aua Won will find all
aliks, we'll aud sfodliy made and gcar.a with
the best castings Western New York can aili,r
The journals arc al turned, a. alss the wrought
endseons-the boxes are also turned an The IN
side. bnr object - 10 prevent the Usual lumpin.
and Earring, and to have all 20 Sill smooth nnd
easy aud las, four times ~ long.
As We weave our own seretnery We are able
TO arrange different sized incs!,.a Tor different,
parts oi The country, that all can hc suited and
Your grain eieaned from all foul slufI-and that is
what You want and we are aware Of il and have
accomplished TIC thing after years Of trial and
expense.
New and important additions and alterations
have been made this wear which are worth 10 the
bussr one-third more.
They will have Two or three pedlars orr and
shall call on all they can between Nau,oo aud
Dubuque, bul any formers of grain BUYERS who
" nj good mill and have M chance Of seeing
pedlar will please drop line informing us oil
their whereabouts and they shall Il. supplied.
Address WIN. A. x ALOAZD NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island CO., ILL.,
P.s. Any quantity Of wire .screencry kept
on hand for sale.
April 18th, l8i8. :l-,f
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Hon. J. r. GiddIngs OF Oho, is now ono
Of the most nc,ivc agents in ioIncn,ins hos
tility to the Wing ticket nominated by the
Wing National Convention. In 1877 he
wrote letter, in which occurred the follow
ing sensible ndvicc,-whicli is quite u
good now as il was them
ut is said by them, that il is wrong 10
vote fur q Shareholder, or Tor one who will
support stakeholder. answer, that il is
their duty 10 do the creates, good in their
power aud to prevent all the evil which IL
Is 10 their power to prevent; and it, 10 ei-
feet that object, il becomes necessary 10
rote for a Shareholder, it wM be RIGHT,
AND A Duty for them TO do so.''
~ y Courier.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

The brothers OF Scot, Division No 10, Sons o,
temperance meet hall pas, O'Clock on Friday
ffe't'nes al their Division room in the Cour,
House. ". 7. CAMPBELL, w. +.
Il. I. McIeskr,. L. 5.
Davenport, tuly Goth, 1913.
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NOTICE.
WAUBESEPINaCON BRIDGE
COMPANY.

Wm lnslee and A. {. Fulton will meet the
citizens OF Scott and Clinton Counties that ieei
interested in the erection oi n Bridge across the
Wauhcsepnecon River, at the residence Of alr
II. II. Peas, on .Nondsp ,ie ala inst nj 4 O'Clock
p. NJ, 10 form subscrp iion list and unite on
some plan to carry out the objects OF The Bridge
Company.
18th August, 1913.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
AN1NG obtained mn order from the
- Probate Court Of Scott county. Town, for
that purpose, will on Saturday the 18th dav OF
Angus, neat, at the Court House door in the
town OF Davenport proceed 10 sell n, public auc-
ton TO tho highest bidder on a credit ; and 6
months, (sublect to the Dover Of the widow the
following described tract Of land rs belonging 10
the estate Of y. d. Wright deceased late Of said
county, TO w.t.
The North West quarter Of Sec. eleven ILL.,
Township seventy-scven -. Range two f2. |
East oithe 9Th principal meridian containing lGO
acres OF land, with improvements thereon.
The purchaser giving bond and security for
purchase money to the acceptance oil the Adj
ministrator, or one-thrd may be paid cash in
hand and balance in months, secured By mort
gage on premises.
All. MILLER. Admir-
with the will annexed Of said b. B. Wright, dec.
Davenport, June Goth, lt}i8. a2-ts
The above snle is postponed until SATURDAY..
.4ug. oGN, lG48, TO take place on that day q. the
Court House above mentioned.
All MILLER, Administrator.
Aug. ioth, l8i3.
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DAVENPORT
H"fN~ MINIS

IA VHE Substitutes beg leave To
- inform the public that thew have their
Mill IN irl operation. Farmers will NJ all lines
find Flour and Meal on hand, which We will cx-
change on the following reasonable terms:
For Spring Wheat, from 80 10 30 pounds of
Snp.riine Flour: for Fal. Wheat, from 30 10 -
pounds, ard bushel ot Bran To each bushci Of
Wheat. A bus I'll OF Meal Tor husheI oi Corn
We have also bolt for betting Backwhca,.---
We will give 20 pounds .. Buck whea, Flour for
n bnsh' OF Huck~heat, or grind and bolt for ten
cents per bush.l. We are also prerascd 10 pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
GC1~call nj the BElck Seam Mil.
BURROWS, PRETTY MAN & co.
Davenport, February 81, 1886. oi-f
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1'pprr JatsstoStppi
FUnlglrURE 11poa1unf,

- RATEFUL for past favors the sub
- scriber begs leave to announce TO the pub
lie that he has replcnished his Stock aud has now
on hand an assortment Of the bcs, quality Of
FURNf1i RE. suited TO tie times and country
which he will dispose OF as cheap as any other
establishment in the Wet. Ia6ies from 81 10
SlO-Bedsicads from 50 to Sis-Stands from s,
to S7-Bueaas from Sll 10 So, and many 9TH
CT articles which would take too much paper to
cnumerate, made on the shortest notice.
Er.4iso, Sand Paper py the rcam or qrirc,
warranted he best article in the West.
Conins made nj q hours notice and IIecrsc
will shortly be kept in readiness 10 attend in.
ncrals. JOHN POPE.
N. u. A .Jomnrynnn Chair Maker wanted
hv the subscriber.
Davenport, July 10Th. lBi8. 45-ly
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OST.-A dark brown Silk Shawl, the
- finder will confer favor and receive suit
able reward by leaving the same either At this
Office or NJ the residence Of the subscriber mile
shove the village.
Aug 18th. JAMES HILDRETH.
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CABINET MAKING.
"lIE subscriber would r

"HE subscriber would res
IL. pcctinllv inform The ciizcn. 81 Duvcn.
poi and sicinit tina, lie is NOW prepared 10
manufacture every description 1T CABINET uort
on The shortest nuiic., ard ior ncatness and dn-
rabii,ty OF workmanship not 10 he cxccllcd by
any IN the West. lie interds keeping general
assortment Of Cabinet Wase, consisting Of
Bureaus Drdsirads, DINING. Breakfast and
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Work
Stands. etc.
Rirds-oye and curl maple bureaus Tor $1,000,
first rate article; Dining Tables $500; Break
fast tables 4,5O; Rcdslcads 3,E. Candlestanls
200: Wrshs,ands $50.
Which he will dispose Of for READY PAY, rpcn
the mos, reasonable terms, and rreeisc in paw
msnf all kinds Of mark ciabic County Prodhre,
Lumber, Wood, Coal, &c. and Will never refuse
Cash.
coFFlNS made with despatch and al low
rate.
snor on From, Street, in the rear Of the Ca
zetc prln,ln. Office. ELI OIL.
Davenport. Feb. 18th, 1915 o3-tf
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~. y. Courier.

A SIcN.--lt is n significant fac, that in
the great city Of New York there is onl.
one small piper 10 be found advocating the
election Of Cass and Batter; and even that
pnpcr which was bought over by llunkcr-
ism, has reduced its dimensiuns.
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A remarkable rose tree called the "Maid-
On Bush," is growing in II. Louis
Through the centre Of each rose upon the
tree, a stalk or stem has pushed forward
producing other roses.
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ncm Establishments.
IL TN A MILLS.

DERSONS who have contracted 10 de-
- liver wheat at the ling Mix will Please
ne punciual as 10 the time, quality and quantity
engaged, rs the Mills are in iull operation and |
am prepared TO fulfil all m, contracts punctual-
": Us purchased in good faith, no,wi,hs,antl-
ing the assertion OF Judge Grant and others who
would wish to send the idea abroad that did
contract for political purposes.
A c FULTON.
Davenport, August 10th, 1913.
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TAX TITLES.

0ERSONS wishing to redeem the fol.
- lowing tracts OF land and town lots will
please attend to it witli"u, delay. Part ON w
Or section II, township 70, range ) east.
Lot 4, block 8, Parkhurst.
W Is Eqr sec :, town 20. range East.
" W ar sec !, town 60, range East.
w OF w ar sec d, town 90, range 4 East.
Aug 10th, 1919. &C FULTON.
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tFcr the rcek ending august i6ai, 1915.
COM M L RCIAL.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, Angus, Il, 1913.

DAVENPORT, Thursday, Angus, l., 1913.
puoprcx. / Provisions.
wsk.T, win blu. 80 55' HAss, ID. Al a.
an. !, 40 n 45lSnorLnEKs,r 4a5
corx;n cnr. !, l1lSiDrs, ). ~ 5
shelI,d !. 2OIl.AED, - sac
meal !. o5a 30.BrrrER, !, 6alO
FraxsrEn, J, 90 62a llosEs, ~
TIN. SEED, i,OOa l,25nrrsr, ;, . y
o.-s l5IcnicKENs, doz. 15al 90
n.srry. :, 90 a o5IEGcs, !, 4a )
W. ron $50 3,O0IPoTaroEs, bu. Is ~
Woop, cord, l,5Oa OOlBEASs. VII. - ~
Coal, hu. ~ anIsALT' Mah.'' " - :.
BEEswAx, lib. ~ LN, - -
NlDEs, green,.b. 2sl FILES ari. na. 10 ~
!, dry, - osFhAe"ls, = 80" -'oo
ST. LOUIS, August 9th, (noon.)
FLors. dull, $3.50 3,'5. WHrAr' fair to
prime, S. 63c. Coss, &c, sacks turned
OArs,-2Oc. BAsLky.-25c. new Soc. Bacon,
clear sides, &c; bagged hams, &C. cHrEsE,-
1900 lbs. Iowa, sold Al Ga &c. BEANS, Si,2o
1874 per Dbl. OsloSs,-- SIPS per Dbl. HIDES
dry, 6ac.
.aIgast g. FLors, 1t Cincinnati, $50 362s
per Dbl. Baltimore, best brands, 800. New
York, 5,ooa5,lel.
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Dr.. upham'S Vegetable Elertuafy, or Internal
Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant.


$4,000 Cases Cured M TIE past year
ILLS Medicine 10 warranted 10 cure all
- cases of piles, either bleeding or blind, in-
iernal or external and al infammatory diseases
innnd IN conjunction with the pilcs-surh as
Chronic Dyscniery, Weakness and InfIamma-
ton OF the Spine.
failing Of The boreis, ronb, Ar, that females parfc-
nldrig are sueef o., under peculiar rircunsanres:
for rhch many certificates could be- g,ren If spe,dy
and c0eetuat eures-tM delicacp forbids their publ
cation, SEVERE Asp IiAnlrraL CosrlvrNrss.
Flow OF blood 10 the Head, Dyspepsia, l'lccra-
tons, Fisinlas. Inflammation of the Stomach,
and speedy cure IN DIR urHaM's ELEcruaEy. Ii
is nm internal remedy and cures bv its action on
The bowels and blood, the relaxed state oi which
Is the cause Of the above named diseases.
Universal C0mmendatiOn.
From ever, city, town and village, where DR.
Upham's Vegetable Pile Elec,uarv has been in
trodnccd the most gratifying intelligence oil its
effects have been received by the Proprietor
In hundreds OF instances il has triumphcd over
cases which were deemed incurabIc
Letter oi Capt & w Mclean. late OF the II : SER
vice, and member OF the Ncw-Jcrsev I..gsla-
tnre. RAILWAY. June is, lG41.
u have been afflicted for wears with the Pill
and have tried, without anything like permanent
benefit almost everything assuming the name Of
n remedy. had as matter Of COURSE los, all
confidence in medicine. Under this feeling
was induced-not withou, reluctance, i confess
Ito use suphaa's Elec,uary;' and having used
il for about three weeks, according 10 the dircc.
tons laid down, find 10 my utter surprise. as
wei as satisfaction, that every symptom oi the
disease has leii me. ] think il due alike 10 DIR
lpham and myself to make tins statement.
q w Mclean
NOTES.-The genuine EIcc,uary has III. wr,,
ten signature thus, [f--.y.A upham, VI. d. The
hand j. also done with pen.
GJ-Price 81 per box.
fE3-For sale bv DIR T. EGsferiy. south ems, cor.
ncf Of Third and Chestnut streets, ST Louis, Mo
Sole Agent for the west
r7-for sale by SANDERS, Druggist. Agent
Tor Davenport. Iowa. Auv II.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-17
SHEEP: SHEEP:

<rs 0llE subscriber being n.
Ef nN. - bon, to discontinue farming
6y6<sa offers for sale a, iair prices md on
s;AasalAse liberal terms from Mrfc u fo1r
hundred SHEEP Enquire Of + Cook ut Dav-
export or oi the subscriber at the farm.
Aug 81, i3l3-47-3w IRA COOK.