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British Opinion,

The British press is rejoicing over Gen. Tayors cleo
ton, much as they would revolution defeated on
the continent, any other temporary discontinue of the
republican The London Times, in its last etusion
the subject represents General Cass the very genius
of war, and dread that he had been elected he
would have swallowed down Cuba, Canada and Ireland
at once The "eading journal" should be ashamed of
printing such nonsense But this is not the only ground
which the "Times" reoices at General Taylor's cleo
ton. 1t cannot believe that the General will carry out
the whig policy of protection 1t says of Gen Taylor:
Though he is the whg candidate, it is admitted both
by friend and by foe that he is returned by extensive
coalition, embracing many varieties of opinion We
not therefore, disposed dwell much the accident that
among his supporters many who expect him reward
them with protectonist tariff, and other like
Happily, in America, in England, there men who
forget their party and remember their country and
who content to purchase with few Of abuse
immortality OF praise Whatever animals peculiar
England America sefin,ercsted patriots com
both lands and they everywhere vent their disap
pointment with the same ignomnious fury We are in
cincd, therefore, TO hope for the day when thousand
tongues will stgmatize Gen. Taylor monster of each
cry and ngratude, because he has sufficiently check
ed the Introduction of British manufactures otherwise
spent the of the Union for the exclusive bene
fit Of two three States.
Gen. Taylor will set the growing western States
against the seaboard and class against class for the sake
of fraction of his numerous supporters and were he 10
desire it, only show whether the Congress would
support him. Recent experience seems to indicate that
commercial questions happily, independent of party
and of men, and with less caprcious powers for their
favorable solution The experience procaims that if
wants wreck his present hopes Of power TO scat.
his followers and win their uncompromsng hatred, he
cannot do certainly than by promising control
the elements their avor pour the the country
into the lap of few, and to reduce free people the
service OF a selfish monopoly.
Looking the signs of the day, and to the influences
which will be brought TO bear upon the President elect
we by share the confidence of the Times
adopt its opinion that General Taylor will not lend his
aid to attempt to establish the wing high tariff policy
The friends of liberal commercial policy everywhere
including the English party represented by the Times
have, we fear less to exu his election than
they suppose. Time, however, can alone determine.
We subjon the following appropriate remarks on the
tone of the British press, from that sterling democratic
journal, the Pittsburg Post
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Ohio,
Transmitted for the Baltimore Americana
CoIIrNpUs Dor |

COLUMBUS, Dec. 10, p. m
LEGISLATURE STILL DsoRG ANIzED-oTIIER MATTERS OF
INTEREsTAn interesting debate has taken place in the
Senate, the resolution offered by Mr.. Archibald in
strucng the judiciary committee to inquire into the
stitutonay of the law authorizing the auditor to levy
taxes.
Mr. Goddard moved TO amend the resolution by adding
the inquiry whether would be constitutional to author
ize county or township officers to levy taxes, which
amendment was adopted Messrs. Goddard Barkus, and
others opposed the resolution.
MIR Archibald defended il with great earnestness.
gratifying feature of the debate was that the democratic
speakers unanimous in disclaiming any desire 10
encourage reputation, that most odous OF all doctrines
While this subject under debate, the Senate ad-
journed.
Nothing OF moment has been done in the House. Il is
now considered very doubtful whether organization
can be effected at all and the people beginning to
gard it of little moment Public sentiment is begin.
ming be heard and needed by many, The democratic
treasurer of Hamilton county has authorized the State
TO draw upon him for the entire amount OF the
county taxes.
The report of difficulty having existed between Gov
ernor Bebb and Governor Ford is without foundation.
These gentlemen are said to be the most amicabe
terms
The subject of the dsorganzed legislature affords gen.
era conversation The members look haggard and care
worn
learn from ST. Louis that the rivers in that vicinity
almost and in places entirely closed by ice on
the l4th instant.
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The telegraph announced yesterday that "he election
has dfused unspeskable satisfaction in Great Britain.
We anticipated that such would be the fact and have
not heen disappointed. The OF Great Britain will
rejoice with exceeding joy the event and why
should they nol II is because Gen Taylsr has sled
our victory" in Mexco-it is not because he
STAKEHOLDER and cotton planer-it is because he has
promised copy after the earlier Presdent-that the
crowned heads the titled nobility and privileged classes in
Europe receive his election with unspsakable satisac-
ton" Not all. The of Gen Taylor is regarded
the overthrow of the democratic party and democratic
prime plies in the United States This the of the
business.
The spirit OF republca nsm-of democratic liberty and
equali-ha shown itself in Europe Thrones and poten-
tates, within the last few months have fallen and disap
peated France Italy Germany, Prussia, and Austria,
have become tired of tyranny and desposm. Their peo
pie wish TO breathe the pure breath of freedom In Great
Britain especially in the Emerald Isle the glorious
spirit pervades the great The Queen upon her
throne has embed with fear aud she has employed her
hired sodiey force into submission those who ready
TO strike the blow in freedoms battle The of the
federal party in the United States affords their tory sym
pahizers England sonable hope believe that the
in its progress. And mark word the result of the pres
ldenal election in this country will greatly dampen the
energies of the democracy of all Continental Europe In
few days shall receive files English papers, when
we shall lay before readers such may
bit the unspeakable satisfaction" of the tory journalists
at the defeat OF the democratic party in the United States.
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TO pERP ETuapE PEACE.

[JUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-Ths gun loads
at the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzze the differ
being, that the load is required pass three inches
its rest instead of the entire length of (nay beg moist
barel the mechanical structure enlbodies the best
tihc principles for this purpose AMI enables person to
load and fire the gun the of three hundred times
hour and keep the gun cean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the
fit of the ball. enables it also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlike purposes
They made order, either in musket rifle, carbine,
and shot gun FORM and delivered governments, indvd-
uals, organized bodies Of whose purposes
variance with the institutions IF laws of the United
States
For particulars, address, post paid
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. LIT Patentee, Philadelphia.
loaded and fired the musket 81 times in
ccs min
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A CARD.-Mrs. BEMAN begs leave respectfully to
"A inform members OF Congress and gentlemen of Wash
ingon generally that in accordance with her announce
ment she has again arrived in from New York for
the purpose of taking orders for Shirts be
ure and executed Shirt Establishments Il9 Nassau
street, New York She received large number of orders
when she was here last spring. and will refer those who
then honored her with their Gentle who do
NOT want shirts Immediately may call her and have
their taken, and then send their orders
New York any time, and from any part of country,
at pleasure She may he with her latest styles and
patterns of shirts and collars from IL o'clock M at the
United States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
N. b. Mrs. Beman will remain in town but week,
say till Friday the I'D instant.
2O-tf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. u, ls4s.
Appointments by the presldsnt.
By and ruth tie adUice and consent of the Sen

BY and ruth The adUiee and consent of the Senate
O. C. PRATT Of Illinois 10 be an associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States for the Territory OF
Oregon in the place of William A. Hall. declined
JOHN RAYBURN, TO be marshal of the United States for
the northern district of Mississippi in the place of An
drew A. kincannon, deceased.
ATTORNEYS OF THE UNITED STATES
ANDREW X, BLYTHE, for the northern district of Mis-
sissippi, in the place of Oscar F. Bledsoe resigned
FRANKLIN IL MERRIMAN, for Texas, in the place of
Geo, w. Brown, deceased
GEORGE F SHEpLEY, for Maine, in the place OF Au-
gustine Hanes, resigned
LUcAN BARBOUR, for Indiana, in the place of Daniel
Mace, resigned.
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A gentleman of this city has received new and beau
tfu present from the office of the Constitutonast of
Augusta, Georgia 1t is whole newspaper, containing
the Presidents last message, &c, printed upon white
satin. 1t is the largest sheet have ever seen printed
in this style, and is highly credtable to the elegant
and adventurous spirit OF tina, Office,
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DtC. TT y
IMPORTANT FROM VENEzUELA-PAEz TRIUMPHANT
BY arrival at this port from Venezuela, have the
important intelligence that the city of Maracabo has
fallen into the hands of General Paez and his party.
Several sanguinary engagements had previously taken
place in the provinces There seems to be no doubt
that Paez and his forces will be crowned with ultimate
success.
Two important towns in the vicinity of lake Mara
caibo have pronounced against General Monagas DEFY
ing his power and authority
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IMPORTANT testimony from Hi h AuthorIty.-From
the editor Of The Ne,c York Mirror, august 9, JSlSA
PERFECT CURE, AND NO MrsrAKE.-We are about write
voluntary statement of recently effected by WIS
TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which the editor
of this paper H willing TO give under his signature.
We make it pro bono pubfco, we have never the
proprietor OF this invaluable medicine, and know nothing
at all about him. About four weeks since o. the
posors in this office was suffering badly from cough
that he unable to sleep night and weak stand
mt his case He became very pale and thin and gave
symptoms OF falling victim to quick consumption We
recommended TO him various remedies, which had eff
feet Finally, gave him bottle Of Wistar's Baam
of Wild Cherry which Obtained of the Mcssrs. Sands
of this city it afforded him immediate relief and he is
well man, gaining in flesh daily with ruddy
pexon and the slightest symptom of cough These
facts and further particulars may be learned this
office We should add, that the cough in the above
was accompanied by proluse splitting OF blood.
Price ST. per bottle six bottles for So.
0cj-Bcware OF couneriets.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by X. s. PA rTERSON,
Dec l9-3tIuT h&Sat Washington d. G.
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Mr.. Simpson, of South Carolina, returned yesterday to
his seat in the House of Representatives, having been
detained since the commencement of the session. by the
effects of an accident which he experienced some time
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Supreme Court of the United States.

WEDNESDAY, December 30, 1913.
No .. James Norris plaintiff in error the city Of
Boston. The argument of this continued by
Mr. Ashmun for the defendant in error
Adjourned until to morrow, at II o'clock a. m.
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M day "'' received 'h'
300 new hams, superior quality, small size, put up
for family use
30 kegs lard
200 pounds dried beef For sale by
Dec is-3 GEO ~ THOS PARKER.
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LANCY ARTICLEs.-Tbe subscriber has as usual n
great variety OF fancy and useful articles, suitable for
presents, made OF god silver pea shell, and ivory Also,
every article in the stationery line ofsuperor qualify Per-
sons, before purchasing would do well call Sstoners
Dec ~ w FLaAJER
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EXTRACT for the Handkerchief
LiST OF the most delicate, fragrant and bio
"A extracts just opening Parkes Fancy aud Permerv
Store 10y
fleurs dAsiuand Jassaminc d'Epagne Bouquet de Car.
oline, Grranium Roses Jockey Club Heotrope Migno.
nette, Magnolia, kongh and Ready, Mile FIeurs West
End, Jenny Lind, Violet, Lilac, Musk Rose
Dec 20-3. fGlobe
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Rich Fancy Goods.

Rich Fancy Goods.
WILL be opened this day, Parkers Fancy Store la
w dies writing desks, OF rosewood, inlad with pearl
Papier mache ladies' writing -desks.
Ladies' writing desk and work bex beautiful article
Genlemen's dressngcases
Ladies' work boxes.
Card cases, jewery stands.
Toilet glasses, odor boxes.
Wax dolls boxes OF fancy te-paper
Ladies' portfolios, &c, &c.
Dec. 20-yt (C,lobe,
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NEW YORK CH0RALIsT--A new supply inst re-
~ ceyed by TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
peo 10 New Bookstore, near 9b street
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DRIzE Mammoth Christmas CaIse.-Win be exposed
i for sale. 37a per pound on Saturday the 23d
inst, at "a Ia piHe de PARIS" n MAMMOTH FRUIT
ZANE, weighing 200 pounds ming. besides the
Ssual ru Nc three gold rings, valued at ST. 81 So and
80 each, to which the purchaser will be entitled should he
purchase the portion OF the cake containing all of
them. " -
Also, pound and fruit cakes from 81 to 81 zach oyeter
with every variety OF cake, pastry, &c.
On hand choice selection of fancy boxes bonbonnercs
&c oil my own importation Call and look a, them.
"a Vile de Paris" corner Penn av and lin s,oe,
Dec 21-3t
TEMs OF BEAUTY, literary gin for Is4g
VI The Opal, n souvenir for 1919, edited by Mrs Hale
The Book OF Pearls, garland Of prose poetry and art
for Ist9. '
The Offering of Beauty, a present for 1919
The Lady's Annual, souvenir oil friendship and re-
Friendships Offering, Christmas, year. and birth.
day present, for lS.9.
The Ruby, token for 1919.
Christmas Roses, years gift for 1919.
The Juvenile Scrap Book, for 1919.
Inc Nursery Annual, for 1919
ana Others loo for the limits of an advertise
rnent all richly bound and pronscy illustrated recently
reGived anu Tor sale at the most moderate prices, by
Dec. 81 FRANGK TAYLOR.
DRUG Store, .i,Wibiy situated, and io,nu an .x-
tensve ana Profitable business, offered sale.
ample support. For terms &c adde's .c..ie, -
(post paid) Washington City, d c. Dec 2oNia.'
Ladies' Attention.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS IN MILLINERY Me- II
ID TUCKER south side OF Penn ylvana nvrnna b..aa,
gh and 10Th respectfully informs he as 81 ~
weeks longer, she will dispose of winter millinery n, a
y reduced prices Her of bonnets is Of be
fashionable STYLE and she socits call from ladies' as she
Is determined to sell nj greatly reduced prices
Mrs T. also makes TO order every description plain
and fancy millinery at the shortest notice.
Dec. l9-3tds
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loaded fred the times in
So we
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-27

Ten reasons for using DR. Brazg's Sugar. Coated
Iius.-tst Because they are highly pleasant
and agreeable to the TASTE.
I'd. Because they are composed OF purely veg.
esablc substances, and contain nothing the least
injurious TO the physical system.
3D. Because their ingredients arc so admirably
combined that they act like charm on ail
kinds Of teyers.
4th. Because they are natures own prcscrip.
ton and act in perfect harmony with her estab-
lishcd laws.
9TH. Because every person who has used them
once will take no other medicine.
9th. Because they act upon the vital organs,
and are always cflcacions in producing healthy
secrctions and are full oi nervous encrg'.
9Th. Because they cleanse the blood from all
impurities and restore il TO its natural character
and circulation.
Bib. Because they are approved Of and used
in their practice by manv OF the best physicians
in the southern aud western States.
9th. Because il you make use OF his Tonic Pills
for the cure Of the fever and n:ue, You have no
need Of any other, for It cfieciually prevents
recurrence Of the disease.
10Th. Because they are recommended for the
cure Of no disease but those they are mos, GER
tain 10 cure: and because ninety other good rca-
sons might be given why they should be used
above all others which are now recommended TO
che public.
See DR. Bragg's advertisement. in another coll
umn.
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NEW STORE,

DIIE subscriber has just returned from
- :, Louis with epiendld Stuck Of goods
selected with care, which he is nov opening At
the Brick Store recently occupied by Mr lirrm
Price, Oh Front 81, between Main and Harrscr
81; having purchased HE goods for cash, he will
be able 10 sell Oh a- good terms rs any house in
Davenport. His stock embraces almost every
arti' lie M the retail lhe: such as broad cloths,
eassimcrcs, cassncts ahd leans, tweeds, beaver
teens, cordetoy.han.ur and albert cords, COTTON
AIDES, drlliings, chccas cor, md pan'aoon stuilr,
fancy linen, lus,rcs eham,hra, dress ninghams
beautiful figures and patterns, French, English
and American prints ahd cllin'z.. blk silk warp
and other cnlored Alparas, sk and gingham
sn shades and parasol-, bonnet, cap and color
ed Tatct ribbons, ladies fine kid i.slc thread
glotcs and mitts, linen cambria hdAis, table lin
en-. line linen cambria. coating, diaper ard crashI
green Bcrazr, nnnkeen, blcached cambtic mus
I'm, brow s,criing and slirting. zig. cnr stnils,
qlond. book, bishop, swiss and barrd niusllns,
iur, icghorn, palmetto hats, fur and cloth caps,
boots and shors, ladies light and cold half gait
ere, Tine hid slips mid walking shoes, Misses and
children shoes, mems calf buute, kip and cali
shoes, brogans, cutlery and qucenswarc, window
glass. n lis OF all sizes. bar lead, powder and
shot, dried fruit, wall paper, window shades,
carpet chain md Pittsburgh GOTTEN warp all
numbers, cotton baitin. aud waddirg, school
hooks and stationary: also good assortment OF
groceries, medicines, paints. OILS and dye stufIs:
also NIL sizes Sligo Iron, steel aud castings, which
will be- sold on as good terms as can be- purchas-
cd elsewhere.
JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, May 9TH, lGl8.
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We are about TO present through the columns
o. this paper to our readers, sick and well, where
ever they may be, n series OF weekly notices,
concerning that celebrated medicine, which has
made so many and various cures in this and 9TH
or countries during the past five wears. Jaughns
Vegetable LiLtontnptic Nurture is the article TO
which we allude. We frankly say that we have
been astonished at the success Of the article and
further, that we believe il has great virtue. or il
would not have established the fame for iiscl
which il certain has. We are not one of those
who believe human nature is so easily gulled as
many are apt To imagine, and q worthless nos
trum cannot sustain itsc. IRE ycnrs-it is out Of
the question--hcrc is a short extract from a let
ter shown us by the Agent. sI thought would
test the article myself for weakness Of the kid
ncys, before introducing il, a sing small bottle
Instantly relieved me. ! then offered /, to my
customers for all kinds Of complainis-resolved
to test il severely. l was nstonished Mt its re-
suits in oil cases, and must subscribe to the the
DRY Of universal remedy, &c. Dated Euclid,
Ohio, July 10, 1896. III Adams, Druggs, &c y
Reader go to the Agent, get . pamphlet and
learn more.
SANDERS, Davenport, ! -.
w I NORRIS, Rcrk Inland. '1se"S
JB FARNAM, Travelling Agent
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Can there be any doubt relative to the fact
that tho genuine Oldridge's Balm of Columbia
is the best thing ever used for the growth Of the
hair. We do candidly believe that no person
can ever become bald or gray, II they will use
this beautiful and cheap article on the head
Thousands are ready to bear testimony TO its
value and efficacy. We have known case after
case, where persons from 10 20 20 years OF age,
being perfectly bald, have had their hair rcs,or.
ed with this balm. Also, il Keeps the hair free
from daniruf ,r scurf and gives the hair beau
siiul look before unknown.
Comstock & Co, 60 Second street, ST Louis,
Mo-, sole proprietors.
Sold By A. SANDERS, Davenport and BY VIZ.
NoRRIs, Rock Island.
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w. A. e. A. NURSES
raj MING N ILLS.

~ A. g. A. NURSE; have the best
- ot materials Of oil Minds far between
iO1 and 800 FANNlNs MUS which the, are nov
making. They have called TO their ND shop,
where by the aid OF the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws, turning lathe, tcnoning
machine, boring machine, grindstOne, &C.
They also have mortlcing machine and the
other necessary convcnlenccs Tor DOING things up
right.
Their board kiln, which they have JUS, bull,
md tried, ID hard To beat. Il seasons lumber ia
a week as we'll rs il laid in the weather year.
Now all buying Nurses flaming mills hereaf.
ter will have every stick and board, seasoned ns
we'll as Tor u bureau ar table and Well PAINTED
with two coats Of good oil paini-nonc of Your
glue sine for the first coat, rs 10 customary with
all other tanning mill makers and ourselves here
tofore.
Their mills haze been and arc rated as The
best in the land, and from this point they have
made and sold between GOO and 700 in the last
10 months aud no fault found but on the contra.
~ high praise.
The NrRsE's are practical Fanning Mill ma
kcrs and kmor a good mill when they see II, and
by their a rangemcnt OF the s,eves, wind, &c.
they fa,tcr themselves they have arrived rs near
perfection ~ the times al present admit.
After running Your grain through one 81 these
mills, oats, smut, or cheat, lcicss has no bust
in your wheat, for it can't be il the mill is
worried according to the printed directions ,ha,
accompany each mill.
These mills are got on, and put together bv
the hes, hind Of workmrn aud You will iind all
alikc, well and s,outly made and gcascd with
the best castings Western New York can afor,;.
The journals are all turned, Ms also the wrought
gudgcons-she boxes are also turned on the in.
eide. Our objoc, 10 10 proven, the usual jumping
aud jarrine, aud to have all 60 still smooth and
easy and last four times as long.
As we weave our own scrcencry we are able
to arrange different sized mcshes for different
parts nj the county, 40 that nil can be suited and
your grain riraned from all foul s,nfr-and TINT is
what you want and we are awnfc OF il and have
accomplished Ne thing alter years Of trial aud
expense.
Ne~ and important additions md alterations
have been made this year which are worth to the
buyer one-third more.
They will have two or three pcdlars on, and
shall call on oil they can between Nau,oo and
Dubuque, but any farmers or grain bn, crs who
~ III good mill and have mo- chance III seeing
pedar will please drop line informing Ms Of
their whereabouts and they shali he supplied.
Address VIM. A. g. ALONIO NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island CO., III.
rs. Any quantity Of wife screchery kept
on hnnd for sale.
April 18th, l8i8. 7l-f