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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

"a VALUABLE Scientific Work, upon
- the subjcc, of Cessation and Childbirth,
by u. NJ. Wcissclhof, NJ. d., late Of Paris, just
published BY the author.
Thi. work contains information upon subjects
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OF special value To those whose means, health. or
other circumstances do not permit them TO IN
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a method Of avoiding these troubles and dan
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this work, so that any person may avail himself
OF il mt once. The means cost comparatively
nothing, and are within the reach of all. The
process is new, safe, iniallibh, convenient, sim
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Copies Of this work will be sent, in close en-
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lowed TO sell this work.
September Z, i8i8. Sem
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

LUCKY DREAM.-The forms Of small shot
used by sportsmen are exactly spherical.
Tho manner in which this advantage is
secured, is ingenious. 1t is said that Mr..
Watt, a native Of Bristol, and n plumber
BY trade, had dream, in which he saw
the whole continuance. A person appear
cd before him on the top Of q high tower !;
with sieve in one hand, and ladle Of
melted lead in the other; this was poured
into the sieve, which he shook violently
and the liquid metal fell in drops, like rain
TO the floor Of the tower, but in its fall had
recovered its solidifcd state. The imagin-
nrv person then descended from the tower
and examined some Of the shot, and among
them Watt saw several that were MT either
perfectly round or had tails TO them. To
separate these from the others. the man
removed the shot to an inclinsd plane
Those that were round ran down the plane.
while those that were mis-shapen wrigsled
over the side A perfect separation was
thus effected. This was lnckv dream tor
Watt, rs he sold his patent for .cl0.000 and
. similar method is still employed by man
ufacturers.
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What does r. Jacobs Of Centrcvillc, state OF
Michigan say regarding the medicine we alln-
dcd to last week. In letter dated Nov. II, 1916.
eh holds the following language 'We shall
certainly be out before any moro gets here, even
il vow forward immediately. Send plenty oil
pamphlets. must say there is no medicine We
have ever dealt in which has obtained SO great
and decided reputation as yours. The mos,
singular and unaccountable part oithe matter is,
the UNIFORM and unereeptionabie testimony Of its
curative properties in erry case. We have good
medicines for many single compiaints--bu, yours
seems to obyia,o the use Of all other panaccas--
i, goes over the whole ground. You viii be sur
prised to learn that in every case Of Fever and
Aaue have tried il for, il has never failed to
cure And not only in one kind, but aH kinds
Of bious diseases its effect isnhkc.' Thus writes
Mr. Jacobs concerning the Great American REM
cdy. G T. vaughns Vegetable Li,hontrptic
Mixture.
A SANDERS, Davenport, ! ,u.,,.
W.T. NORRIS, Rock Island, 'As''''
FARNAM, Tareiiiag .7gent.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

DISEASES or CmILDEEx.-If we were to exam
inc the various statistics Of the cause Of the great
mortality in children, we would perhaps be sur
prsed to find that the presence Of worms was the
cause Of more death than any other complaint.
We often wonder how n mother can yenrn over
her child a. its form is wasted away by disease,
attended with restlessncss in sleep, bad breath,
itching and picking ut the nose, which are all
sure symptoms Of the presence Of worn WHY she
does not send for . bottle Of Oomstock's Tonic
Vermifuge. This remedy has been tested in
hundreds OF instances, and is a sure extermina-
tor Of worms in every case. Physicians in vari-
Gus parts Of the country use It il their practice.
Comstock & Co, 60 Second street, Sc Louis,
Mo-, solc proprctors.
Sold BY a. sAsDERs, Davenport and BY WIZ.
NoaRIs, Rock Island.
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NEW NIT)RE.
AND CHEAP GOODS.
UIiE subscrihcr has inst roceived FROM

kWU TIL subsCrihcr has lnst received from
- ST LOUIS with splendid Stock ot goods
selected with care, which ho - now opening al
u, Brick Store recently occupied 10y lr Hiram
Tree, on Front 1t, between Main and HARRISON
ST. having purchased his goods tor cash, he Will
be able IA sell On as good terms as any honse IN
Davenport. lis stock embraces almost every
nriit ie IA the retail line; such as broad cloths,
cassiineres, cassncts and Jeans, twceds, beaver
teens, cordcioN ,hangup ard albert cords, cotton-
adss dfiliIngs, checks, cont and pantaoon -,ulis,
fancy linen, !n-tres rhanhtn, dress Cingham5
beautiful figures and patterns, French, English
and American prints and chintss blk elk warp
aud other colored Alpacas, ~,lL aud a,ngham
suit shades and parasols, bonnet, cap and color
ed Tafct ribbons, ladies fine Kid l.slc thread
gloves and mitls, linen cambria hdhis, table lin
en-. fine linen cl,,brc, coating, diaper and crash,
green Brrazc, nankeen, blcachod cambria mus
I'm, brown shceing and shlrting, liz. cap s;utls,
blond, book, bishop, swiss and barE'd mnslins,
inr, lrrhorn, palmetto hats, fur and cloth cups,
boots and shoes, ladies' light and cold halt gait
ers, fine hid slips and walking shoes, Misses and
children shoes, mems calf boots, kip and ealt
shoes, brogans, cutlery and queenswafe. window
glass. NJ lis OF all sizes, bar lead, powder and
shot, dried irui, wall paper, window shades,
carpet chain and Pittsburgh cotton warp all
numbers, cotton batting and waddng, school
books aud stationary; also good assortment ut
groceries. medicines. paints, oils and dye siuils:
also all sizes Sligo lron steel and castings, which
will be sold Oh as good terms as can be putchas-
ed elsewhere.
JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, MAY 4th, l8i3
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STATE ELECTIONS,

Elections in the following States err la
be held previous to the Presidential eler-
tion, which takes place in all the States o!
the Union, ngreenbly TO a recent act .,
Congress, on Tuesday, the 7ih Of Noven.
Der.
In Vermont, on the 9th Of September,
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Legs
lature, and four members of Congress.
In Maine, OH the llth of September, for
Governor, Legislature, and seven members
Of Congress.
In Georgia, on the 81 Of October, for
eight members of Congress.
In South Carolina, on the 9th of October,
for Legislature and seven members OF Con
gress. The Legislature chooses the Pres
idential electors.
In Pennsylvania, on the 10th Of Octo-
Der, for Governor, Legislature, Canal Com
missioner, and twenty members OF
Congress.
Ia Ohio, on the same day, Cor Governor.
Legislature, aud twenty-oue members OF
Congress.
United States Senators arc depending
on the Legislatures Of Vermont, South Car
olinn, PENNSYLVANIA, and Ohio.
The following States hold their elections
in November:
Michigan, Monday, November q; Missis.
sippi, Monday. November &; New York,
Tuesday, November Z; New jersey. Tues
day, November Z; Massachusetts, Monday.
November Is; Delaware, Tuesday, Noscm.
Der ID.
1t is possible that one or more of the a.
bove named States have changed their day
Of election to tho 9TH, to conform to that
when the Presidential electors mus, he cho.
sen; hut We have not heard Of such change.
Maryland, Georgia, Florida. Louisians,
and Texas, hold their elections Tor MEM
hers Of the Legislature once in two wears.
They were chosen in 1877, in those States,
for that teIm.
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REAL. ESTATE AT AUCTION.

AVING obtained an order from the
- Probate Court Of Scott county, Iowa, for
that purpose, will on Saturday the 18th day Of
August next. ut the Court House door in the
town OF Davenport proceeded to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder credit OF ; ard
months, (sublect to the Dover of the widow
the following described tract of land as belonging
To the estate OF d. B. Wright deceased late OF
SAID county, 10 wit:
The North West quarter Of Sec. eleven l,l
Township revcnty-seven -, Range two 2,
East Of the 9Th principal meridian containing lCO
acres Of land, with improvements thereon.
The purchaser giving bond and security for
purchase money TO the acceptance OF the Ad-
minstrator, or one-,hird may be paid cash m
hand and balance in 6 months, secured by mort
gage OF premises.
A II MILLER, Admir-
with the will annexed Of said D b Wright, dec.
Davenport, June Goth, t8I8. 4e-ts
The above sale is postponed from the Goth
inst. until Wednesday, DEE Isl day Of .horen'ber,
l8IG, to take place on that day at the Court
House above mentioned.
A II MILLER, .7dniinistrafor.
August 3lsi, 1919 5l-'s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

WoRMwooD FOR THE Locoroco's.-Mr.
Picket who, short time since was called
1.-THE influential Mormon" but is now con-
sidered by the Locois cos ''as one MIR. Pick
Ct" visited Iowa City on Monday week,
and partly through the influence of Judge
Mason and ]. G. Hall. Esq, obtained the
Commission as organizing Sheriff OF Po.a-
watinmin county, from Judge Carleton
Justice has al last been awarded the Nor
mons 10 some extent. The county will
now 10 organized forthwith, aud at the
Presidential election they will he permit
ted to vote, unles the Locotocos DRIVE them
off before that time. X must he NORWOOD
TO certain leading Locofocos 70 know that
Mr.. r., received this appointmcnt.-ilama-
eye.
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SAVE, q. SAVE NY ciILb.-Who could with
stand such an appeal from fond and devoted
mother, when her child Is writing under the in
Guence of disease. aud not extend the hnnd OF
relief II il were IN their power. pr n Martien
has acted the part Of l'diioprogcaiior- lover
OF children, in the prepare ION OF his Justly cele-
braied Horn. Ucstropias i5,rders, that never
fails TO remove worms from the system OF chill
lren and adults. Few persons are free from
those disgusting vermins, and they often battle
the skill OF the moss eminent physicians, by the
many strange and unacconn,able symptoms they
frequently give rise 10. This medicine Is equal
" elcacious in the incipien, stages 81 consump-
ton, rs well ms common colds and coughs. And
often reveals the true cause oil these complaints,
by bringing away large quantities OF WORMS.
when they had no idea OF their existence. II
Won discover any of the symptoms however re-
mote, oil worms, don't fail to use them ianed-
ntslv.
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DISEASES OF TnE f.IvEg.--Whcn the celebrated
DIR Rush declared that drunkenness was n dis
case, he enumerated truth which the expert
cnce and observation OF medical men is every
day confirming The unhappy, and too MANY
apparently insane excuses oil those who indulge
in the Use OF splruous liquors, is thus accounted
for. The trae cause OF their conduct, which is
taken for iniaiuation, Is very frequently found
i'm n diseased state vi the liver. No organ i'm the
human system, when deranged, produces more
trighiin! caia oguc Of diseases. And il, instead
OF applying remedies TO the manifestations of
disease. is too often the case, h ysicians would
prescribe with view 10 the original cause, we
would have fewer deaths from complaints Which
are the result of deranged state Of that organ
Three iourihs oi the diseases enumerated under
the head Of consumption, have their seat in a
diseased liver. See DIR Gums great work.
Indigestion, stoW,age Of tie Dienscs, cosiireness
and general irrcguiarty IN The action Of He boueis
are diseases originating in the same prolific cause
as is also that dreaded scourgc, Dyspepsia
Those who are afflicted with any OF tie above
enumerated diseases, NAV rest assured that the
source OF their maaiies is in the liver; and for
its correction, the bes. remedy ever offered to
the public, Is DR. M'I.anc's celebrated Liver Pill.
for the cure Of Hcpaiis, or Liver complaint.
fr3-For sale by DIR T. EASTERLY, South
East Corner of Third and Chestnut Streets, 81
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents for the Western
States.
frJ-Also for sale by A SANDERS, Druggist,
.4seat for Davenport.
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The Doylestown Democrat says that Gen.
Cass, when he was youth, made a good
president Of debating society. Ii iniers
that he would make trst-rate President OF
the United States. Swectscrs panacea is
said to cure erup,ions Of tho skin. Docs
not the Daylestown genius think that n
box Of il thrown into the crater Of E,na,
might cure the crupi:ons ofthc mountain,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-21

LIAM Tong OLpRipGE's BALM OF CoLrmBiA.-
To tie Bald and Grey.-If YOU wish n rich luxu-
rious head OF hair, free from dandrui and scuri.
do not fail 10 procure the genuine Balm oi CO.
lumhia, MS manufactured by Comsioca x Co.
In cases OF badness il will more than exceed
your expectations. Many who had lost their
hair for twenty years, have had il restored 10 its
original perfection by the use of this Balm Age,
state, or condition, appear To ho no obstacles
whatever, il also causes the fluid to flow, with
which the delicate HAIR tube is filled, bv which
means thousands, whose heads were rs gray as
the Asla,ic Eagle have had their hair restored
10 its natural color by the use OF thus invaluable
remedy. In MI eases oi lever il will be found
the most pleasant wash Tor the head tina, can be
used 4 few applications only are necessary In
keep the hair from falling out. Ii strengthens
the roo,s--it never fails IL impart rich glossy
appearance, and MS u perfume Tor the toilet it Is
uneiuallcd.
Ionis.ock {. Go, 60 Second street, ST LOUIS,
Missouri, sole propre'ors.
Sold Inv 4. SANDERS, Davenport and by WV.
Nogsis. Rock Island.
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We take the following extract from let
ter Of tho Right Rev. Bishop PURCELL, Of
Cincinnati, respecting the recent Irish agl-
taiiOn:
Ii the people Of Ireland are repressed by
the Bishops aud Priests, j, is from motive s
Of humanity. They see the hopclcssness
of on effort at redress by arms; aud if the
millions at home cannot do anything, the
hundreds or the thousands here cannot nc
compIish more. Money sent to such peo-
pic, unless to buy bread for the starving is
absolutely thrown away. What has be-
come Of s'the rent?" II would have bought
whole States, if SO applied, and furnished
means to transpor, the cmisran,s 10 homes.
1.-THE Irish people had some fifty West
Point cadets to discipline and command
them they nigh, expcI the oppressor. for
they have numbers aud courage sufficient
for tho purpose. And vet. this once done,
rs they have no navy, the British could re-
dncc all the cities md chief tuwns--Dals-
lin, Cork, Limerick. Belfast. Waterford,
Nc.,-,o ashes. The only cheek or re-
yenge--ror il would MT be--wol'a be to
issue letters Of narqae--f,hcy had gov
crnment of three months standing 10 do
so--,o Yankee privaieer-men md sweep
the English coast, and channel md sons,
with Paul Jonescs. Uniil they establish
such government themselves or get them
selves disciplined BY such officers, we may
be brow beaten 10 give away our money.
but We can do the most oppressed md al
flictcd people on the earth no good.
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co NJ MI Il II CIAL.
Corrected weekiy By &. s. Vhisicr.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, September 81, 1913.


Fnorn. bill. so 400 ronK he a.'''S 200
WnEAT, win.b Blu. 30 % HANS, lib. a -
>, sp. ;, 10 OlSnot LpERs,,, -3AaA
CORN IN ear, !, IalSIDEs, ;, Il "a
;, sheli'd ), ~! LARD, ), o
), meal ), 25a 30IBurrFR, !, 8alO
PLAxsEEp, ;, 50 GO lloSEy, ;, 10
Tin. SEED, i,O0a l,25CHEEsE, :, Ga l2
Oars, ;, i5a lGlCHIeAEss, doz. 75ai 90
BARLEY, >. 10 Ia 90 Eecs, >, Sac
HAY, ton s,50a 3,0O!PorAToEs. bu. Is 20
WooD, cord, l,50a 2,OOiEEANs, VII. ,, 40
Coal, bu. Ga iolSALT, Kan. ;, GIL -
BEEswAy, lib. lGI ), Iiy. J, 10
HIDES, green, 81 ArrLgs, ari. bu. %
>, dry, >, 5AlpEAcHas, ), l,15a 90
ST. LOUIS, Sept 10, (noon.)
The foreign news has created quite panic
in Flour and Wheat and sales arc at very con-
siderable decline.
FLorR, $3.50 i,lal. Wnxar, inferior TO
fair, - 65c; good 10 prime 68 s5c. Com,
in new grannerios worth l6c. each Zoe. OATS,
22c. BARLEY, 40 soc. Rrr, 15e. Bacon,
shoulders, Hams and clear sides, }, 3 and A.
LARD, &c. ONIONS, zoe.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, (aooa)
Flour, s5,81l 5,o3i. tosN, prime yellow,
c,c
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SuNK-Tha steamer Confidence was
run into by the Edward Bates last week
and sunk. She has since been raised aud
towed to St. Louis for repairs.
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The editor of tho Boston Signal has been
called upon bv gentleman who spent
some time with Gen. Taylor ut Baton
Rouge, and who SAYS that in conversation
the General stated 10 him that he rus OPP
posed to introd ncing slarcry into territory
nOp free. This accords with the testimo-
nv al gentleman lately in our Office who
visited the old hero at his home, few week
ago, and with other Observation-Disclosures
CMrdnk.
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MARRIED.

In Pleasan, Valley, Scott county, on the 18th
inst. by the Rev +. ADAMS, Mr.. juS'rCS POPE
To Miss SARAH WOOD. both o, this county
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PEACE AND PLENTY,
. SANFORD has just returned
% from New Orleans with complete as
sortment OF Groceries, Liquors, Fruits, Spices,
&c. Among which are the following ariicles:-
Loaf, Crushed, Powdered, Clarified aud
N. Orleans Sugars.
Syrup, Sugar-llouse aud N. Orleans
Alolasscs.
Pepper, Alspicc, Nu,mcgs, Cloves. Gin
nsn.on. Mace, Ground, Race aud
Green West India Ginger.
Rsisins. Figs, Prunes, Curran,s, Dates,
Citron, Ta,narinds, Oranges,
Lemons, &c.
Cogniac Brandy, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, jamaica Rum--Nladciru,
Port, Swec. Malaga and
Claret Wines, for
Medical Purposes.
Imperial, Gunpowdcr, aud Young Tyson
Teas.
Rice, Pearl Barley, Pearl Sage, Tupioca,
Arrow Root, VcrmicclIo.
Soda and Butter Crackers.
All kinds Of Candies.
Spermaccti. Star aud Tallow Candies.
CASTLE, Windsor and lsosin Soaps.
A choice lot Of Real Uarana Cigars.
All kinds of Tobacco and Snuils.
Cod Fish, No. l. and =. Mackcrcl.
Salad Oil, Lime Juice, &c.
Together vith good assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, &c.
All Of which are for sale At the lowest
prices. and warranted Of the best quality,
At tho old stand in Davenport.
Davenport, Apriltith, 1913.
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AUCTION! AUOTloI1!!
MILL be Sold ut Public Auc.

w ton on SATURDAY, the Both day Of Sep
TENDER, l8i8. at the farm belonging TO the es-
tate Of Ira Cook, deceased, one mile below Dav-
export, the entire Stock and personal property
belonging or attached to said Farm, consisting
Of 800 Sheep, 10 head Of Cows, Steers and
Young Cattle: 6 or head Of horses and colts,
a general assortment, of Farming Utensils, with
u variety Of other articles not mentioned.
The whole and entire Stock will be pcrcmp-
torily sold Us the subscriber is about 10 leave the
said farm. Terms OF sale-nll sums under Five
Dollars cash, on sums over Five Dollars, cred
it Of six months will be given for notes TiM APP
prored security.
IRA COOK.
Davenport, Sept. 18th, 1876. law
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There is an old saying, and a true ono, tina,
rats leave sinking ship, and the principle holds
good in numerous ways. A certain tquack' in
Buffalo, since comstock e. Co. sells their Ex-
tract Of Sarsaparilla for so cents per bottle,
wheels around and calls all Sarsaparila bu, his
own immaculate stuff, scounicrici;,' Ia sure IN
dica,ion that he can no longer sell his o. though
no one else had right but himself. But i, will
recoil on his own shoulders, and the pressure will
be too great. Comstock's Extract Of Sarsaparil-
In is warranted rs good MS any made, and is sold
for the reasonable price OF 50 cents per bottle,
or 81 per dozen.
Prepared and sold by Comstock g. Co., ~
Courtiandt street, Ncw-York.
Sold by A. SANDERS, Davenport and by VIZ.
NORRIS, Rock Island.
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s.a'EA.sysepaT EsE,c.kSps.cs.

For TIC Teck ending September 10at, 1919.
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES.
l3 KENTUCKY, Ainswor;h, Davenport
+" :. krNrrcEy, Ainswor,h, Monirose
4" : TIME Il Tipr. Gould Dubuque
4" ii RED Wing, BagsER, DO
/" " De kALE, do
Z" " ubD FELLOW, - do
[" " ONO Man, Mcpherson. 10
8 l5 tLkRaoNr No =, Lt,leton, Davenport
/" - CLERMoNr No :. l.ittllton, Montrose
s" $. TINE & TIDE, Gould ~ loni-
+" :. Box ACCORD, Bcrse, Dubuque
:" KENTUCKY, Ainsworih, Davenport
4" I" Kentucky, Ainswor,h, Monirose
+" 10 FALCON, Morehousc Dubuque
:. ALEX. HAMILTON, Hooper do
. IL RIM WING. Barrcr ST Louis
!" . FORTUNE, Griffith, Dubuque
- I" OpD FELLOW. - Louis
s. l8 CLERMoSr Noe, Littlcion, Davenport
i" CLERMoNT No :, Littcton. Montrose
+" MoyDIANA, Saltmaysh Davenport
p" MoypiaNA, Sal,marsh - Louis
KENTUCKY, Ainsworth, Davenport
8 I" KENTUCKY, Ainswor,h, Montrose
!. ~ Falcon, Morchousc, 81 Louis
8 - Box Accom-, Rer-ie, do
IS IS ALEX. HAMILTON, Hooper do
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Stated meetings every Wednesday ereaing in
Mr. Ful,on's buildings. Friends from the coun-
try are particularly invited TO be present.
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]. &. AINSWORTii, Master,
Having been urchascd for the above trade, and
thoroughly repaired and rcittcd. will commence
her regular trips on Friday the 2,d inst; leaving
Montrosc, every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day mornings at o'clock for Rock Island, and
the intermediate landings. Returning, the
Kentucky will arrive nj Monirosc in time 10
meet the kcoknk and st Louis packets, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Passengers and shippers, may rely upon her
remaining IN the trade, during the entire season,
aud also ON the regularity oil her arrivals and de-
prrures: and her officers hope, by strict at
tenton to the interest OF shippers. and the COM
fort OF passengers, 10 merit share oi public
patronage.
70 freight or passage apply on board.
ORA daily line Of four horse Troy coaches,
leave Rock Island every morning at 4 o'clock,
for Chicago, through in thirty hours; passage
$500. June Goth, 1913. 42-ts
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CITY HOT EEL,
DUBUQUE, a. IOWA.
A. II. MILLER, Proprietor.
II. MILLER. (late of the LIE

x II. MILLER, (latc of the lie
Ao Claire House, Davenport,) would adj
wise his numerous friends and the public gcner-
ally, that he has taken the above named spacious
establishment, where he ilatters himself that he
will be able To accommodate his guests in u style
10 meet their entire appreciation.
To his st Louis friends, who have heretofore
honorcd him with their patronage, he would say,
that the vicinity OF Dubuque abounds with va
riety OF objects of interest TO the yisitcr. The
grouse shooting is not 10 be surpassed, and the
bes, trout fishing in the world ut an easy dis
lance.
0rTPassengers conveyed to and from the
boats in carriages free OF expense.
A. II. MILLER.
Dubuque, Sept. q, 1858. 2-6m