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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

p.poRr OF The EyiGRASr AND MARINE HosPI-
4, Ssiea Island, for Seek ending Aug e-Remsining
NJ week 763, viz Of bilious remittent fever remit
", fever g. intermittent fever typhus fever 52S
|~.upox IS other diseases 32l OF these, 23i were
bsrsed and Il died viz Of bilious remittent fever
,yphus fever 10, small pox other diseases ) l42
!. patients were admitted during the week, leaving
a or 40 less than the previous week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

INDEPENDENT LISEs-For MARIE ana LirTpooi'
SARAH SANDS .Fof Liverpool fro'nS ION n sept
sapaE SANDS Lrerrsl Prom fork .frL Nov II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

(,oaI-I am delivering the best peach,orchaiu, ueo
coal well screened a; the following low prices 10,
h ~ nut - So and stove and at - from me yard
corner ~ n "s @- PETER CLINTON.
nRITANNIA CTP~-Persons going on exeerslons
ID AID pic mic parties, viii need cups rom when 20 guam
- g. ksvsrsgs th,, will not break; such can he found al
49,, SIN eMsuuf.-tured and for sale wholesale and
,sosH Nv fsusI LUCIUs HART, late Boardmsn L Hart
~TorICE Ofce OF the Rocsland Cemetery, 10 Broad
coruer Of Maidenane, upstairs, where a. orders
III b receiyed from A NJ 10 P NJ. for the purchase o.
80. ar 10, ntermenis Pamphlets and maps OF the GROUND
re ready Tor distribution other Than ONCE hours Ofue's
vii be received Al IS WosiersL ~, -,
ana 2s. WIN. ARCHER, Superintendent, - Nasse1se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

SOMETHING IN The PRoSPEcTvE.-A few day
ago, Mrs. Perry, residing in Smthst the mother of
ehd IA months old only, gave birth to three fine girl
all Of whom are alive and kicking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

n, .fas At THE FnIGRASr AND MARINE HOS
-, ARg S asd 6.-Jsne Ross, aged 70, and infant,
-.,ed in the Columbia Bridget Harmon, %, in the
, ward Andrew Lswaer, 80 in the Brazilian
go. fcolored) seaman Of the Hermann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
AUCTION SALES.


INV HANGS. RICHARDS Il PLATT, sore 20
D Brosdwsy.-LAbera cash advances made 90 eonasn-
"'" FORTY EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE
ToEK CoxxsxcEp. THE srAriostsr AID fArsk SALT
- srrn.y AccUsr IS AND TsE Book SsLs on IvssoAr
ArsrSr 1s-The undersigned announce ino set, iefsI
rrsds sale 10 De commenced At the shove aale u w.
,s-,,d under the came regulations ~ The ies 0ne soo
.,gumeu;s OF Books, Paper Stationery ssercosy!-
Binders Cloth Leather Nc are ecIy - - "A. ,.s
AZ. fr The printing should be furnished " me ~
Of Jay oe.t al " hch tine the catalogue WI oe P,s s
The usual cash advances will Dc m.1s 90 on a. 81
""'o 'sse"'' 2ns Rroad~sy, Ns~.fofs
iuciadiny l,rrs on. hy De BduL the Landscape ~
Wlson besnSfa Flower ard Fruit pieces, &C al IN GU,
frames. Also. scolecton u engravinss schoo pow ~ "
the early Presidents Se IN frames
lY r. COTTON, Arefson ssd Csssere~ e~esens
lDSsles Room So brostwsy, Gothic Ha1-hssths rello
81 the above named rooms prepared 10 recsso ~
Kinds ~ Csboei Furniture, Dry Coda Carpet and hooso
Keeping srsces Of every description, on eccslknm-nl NV
orvne sale suction ard s-uenents Sith bis as
prompsress He vii also boy, n preferred Outdoor ss's
n .nv par, Of the city attended %. - ususl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
LAW Courts.

SUPERIOR CouRr-ln Chamber s--Before Judge
sBsoTdArgunen application s the appointment Of Re
mortgage Of $500 sSd Be due New
Bulls Head fy FOURTH but denied heard yesterday and vii
Re uaed ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
cornr oy CoNnoy P1rAs-In Chambers-Be

COURT OF OUMMVN fLEAs-IH OHH III UtI DO
kve jude DaHabeas Cors-Johh Donale receniy resne
Psnnsyvsns bfough sppcaon OF his vile, Mar
and HI. d.chAge from enlistment solicited the ground that be bad
enlisted Of also that the have I'VE chi
den whom he hitherto supported and who len entirely
whou: support The officer who brought him pur
cousutcd thst he should be released reundx
advances Ts DOM and he d-harge
lad nsmet Carroll brought Application
discharge from enlistment asked Tor HI
adsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
NEW MUSIC BOOK FOR SCHOOLS.

NEW MUSIC BOOK FOR SCHOOLS: ,hs,
IN PRE-S ana will be published cary IN SePteihoeri
| WEBsrEk's SCHOOL CHoRIsrER," new couecaon Of
school Music designed for public scnoois ano
orvste mvere and adult classes, comprising coheelloh
ou5puar and pleasing melodies arranged ior one, TWO
hr and four voices with without ne piano iofs ae'
Compartments, by WIN. C. Webster. Puoished oy
sns n. SAMUEL RAYNOR, IS Bowery
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
COPIES OF THIS CELEBRATED ENGRAVING Tor
1 Issis bv Z ANTHONY,
Print Publisher
Removed from al to POS Broadway, " T. je20 2awZmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

CAUTION TO PARENrs.-It has lately been dis
covered that woman who has, yet euded the vigil
snce of the Police has been proving about the streets
and by brides of little cake candy induced children
that she has fallen in with to accompany her to some
conveniently retired spot where she has stripped them
OF all the clothing she possibly could or taken from
them any article of value which they might have about
them and then decamped with the same. Look out for
her.
NEW ROUTE TO Greenwood CEMErERY-The
grading Of the Fifthavenuc, extending from the ter
minus of Atsntic-st to the entrance of Greenwood
Cemetery, is progressing very rapidly indeed, and will
shortly be ready to be travelled upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
GRAND PANORAMA OF
TAYLOR,S CAMPA1GN
NaT1oNaI. MINIATURE GALLERY.

IL WHITE, LATE J. r. CLARK A7 BROADWAY over
II. the Jewery Store Of Bal, Tompkins Black ms
sahshmen the Oldest extensive and fashionable IN
the nted States has recently been still farther improved
and now offers every facility for the rapid producuon OF
Dagueneotype Miniatures single or In gfoups, OF me most
extraordinary beauty. -. -
The proprietor thai intelligent persons who can
distinguish between good and bad picture, viii not long
continue to purchase Dagueetypes that have nothing TO
recommend them but their low price. .
To convince the ncreduous OF the great superiority
of pictures taken at this place. they respectfully invited
10 vs the Gallery and Judge for themselves yl2 lmeodls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

beautiful. SMOOTH GRAVEL FOR
ID ROADS, WALKS, ROOFS OF hOCo &c. &c
Persons engaged In making roads walks IN parks and gar
dens or in building houses other works where inc
smooth and uniform pebbles are employed can oolan
III very best article any quantity, on the beach nesf
Msiinrecock's Point Tnnecocks near Peecocks folntl
between Glen Cove and Oyster Bay On the norm shofe u
Long Island The best gravel may not only be obtained
mere but h Is he most convenient place for sioops sno
.chooners 10 come in and load most reasonable pnee
not more than 10 cents toni Is charged sccofohs tne
,,snv needed Apuy 10 the gardener, bsfore or amer
loading al the farm (Dososl rnnecoeks Font where
Captains OF vessels may supply themselves win
nh bnt,e, Ir Appiy on the premises, 10 J. WINS
LOW Jr IA south Willianl-st Sew-fcrk. JeL5 Za~hws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

DDUCtTION, II sPRING-sT. corner Of Green
ENr CaAMRERLsIN'S rooms are open day and even
ior Students IN Arithmetic, Book keeping and Ensish
Crsruar can choose heir tim. u Attendance dlrng
August NB-PnYse lessons gyea required. AL as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.

For America.
CuNARD LiSE-Sails from Lirerpocl rt>ky
ACADIA Capt sross Fof Boston. SAT JUS ~
OCEAN SIN Nav. Cos LISE-From Bres<H SoHfhrpth.
WASHINGTON JoHssros For Ns~ lors sur avg -
liz s the BREMEN s~sys 90 The oh ~
SOUTHAMPTON the Both Of The month Wien ne 'n e' W
sunday the day ofsAng Ns~ Yort vii be the slstl
INDEPENDENT LISEs-Fr0n LiroPoo.. A.
SARAH SANDS Capt Taorrscs. for View iofs a. N
SARAH SANDS. Capt TEoxr'os. For Me- fo''-.' ~
From Hare; go =.
uSIrFD srArFs c.,, u.c,r.,, Fo Se~ iork Sat sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

DRY GOODS. IN 81.
:, BARKER HAS MOVED MS large etOcA " " Svo-s
fy,rn lsI T. 23 Grand between Allen snd orchard
sts doors above bis old stand. -
he il selling seasonable goods al ess prce man any oloi
s,ore In ths citv Cal and see the cheap , ,,,-
PRINTED MUsLINs, PRINTED MUsLiNs.
Printed and satin ripe bareges.
s.n ei1obs,rs French and Scotch ginghsms
Fsn River and Merrmack calicOs. from % 10 L.
sbeeiings and shiTings, fannels &C &c
AIso 800 prs dress q ks, from = Sd 10 10.
Aiso loo pcs black silks, from s. 10 s. -
aiso 600 s wool broehe and cashmere long and square
shawls. --..o
s 90 ~ Pe 5 BARKER, 20 Grandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
AMERICAN ART-UNIoN
UARNUpps AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T
t0pApNffM p,onra,or-F HITCHCOCK. -

DBARNUM. Propdetor-F. HITCHCOCK Manager.
Splendid performances every afternoon al O'clock, and
very evening al g. The Manager has engaged the cele
braed Sable Brothers. Three Highland Mammoth Boys
Giant or Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constructor -
Two Living Orang Outangs FAIRY Family. lnfpul Nesrs
Wax Scripture siatuary. Madame Rockwell, tLs famous
Fortune Teller Admission to the whole, including Museum
neormapces sc IS cents children under 10 years Of
and enough to walk alone ~ cts Reserved mont seats
one shilling each. extra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

-,yp, poCKWELL left Uuce August 4 for ne
t. ns.t Supposed be dersnged TIE SID .Ssos
ao' ir solicited and seat To Utica Ieieg rsph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
This Day Published,
THE ROUGH AND READY

ILLUSTRATED o. l. EDITION-Conianing selection
Of the beet Taylor and Fillmore Songs, with many VIII
Tan and arranged expressly for this work Price ~ cents
'- NV n LONG { BROTHER, 46 Ann-st ~
Liberia discount made TO Agents and Clubs aus us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

AID TO lRELASD.-A new organization OF the
Friends of Ireland to be called the "Emmet Club Is
to take place at Columbian Hotel in Atlantc-st this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

,.o REVIEW or TRoors.-A grand inspec'
and review of the Tenth Regiment Of u : inisn'
ell take place at Fort Hamilton at II O'Clock 'ni'
..oon. before Col Crane commsndsnt Of the s'a''On'
~. The friends of Mr. Leopold DAVIS are 10
"a that be is still alive and not missing as was ap'
s.nAsd sbou, week ago His letter TO his CORES
.,sssn,. here was dated July a. from on board the
r..,n.hip Niagara, bu, was only received yesterday
:. ls,ter being pastnsrked HALIFAX, July p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

NEW CITY HALL--The work upon the new City
Hall progresses very slowly and Judging from present
appearances it is very doubtful whether the Common
Council Chamber will be ready by the LIST OF sepem'
her next, at which time the Board of Aldermen have
contemplated holding their first meeting within It's
yslls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08

Syerrbsn. from he West and South invited 10
anime The srge stock Of Papers Blank Books and Station
sv articles imported and also Of our own manufacture,
oss.y for The Fall trade Our prices are exceedingly low,
md ash will find 20 their interest to purchase al
eslr store n Maidenane Blank Books Of al sizes and
hindiugs Copying Presses complete, reduced prices
Writing and Wrapping Papers, very cheap; Gold Pens,
diamond points, very superior; Cards, Domlnoes Chess
nsu Back CANNON boards, &c Note Papers Envelopes &c
mi u FRANCIS s. LOITREL. u Msideurlane
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22
CASUALTIES.

John T. Palmer killed himself Boston Friday with
large dose of arsenc He htysx years OF age and
leaves wife aud four chiien No assigned Tor the
seEmurder.
At Yarmouth, Sunday, Miss Hannah II. Basset, aged
about sixty committed suicide by drowning herself She had
been for some time partially insane
Kelsey Van Aiken of Hartford Landing hung himself
tree Thursday. The Of suicide is unknown. He
in comfortable circumstauces had wife and child
ren, and appeared conteuted with his position in le
German grocer, Of New York by the name Of Schroe-
der discovered on Monday morning suspended by bed
cord and quite dead with end Of the cord gasped firmly
in his hands.
Augustus Naundor German baker, unable obtain work
business by which support his wite his throat in
Philadelphia on Thursday night
Mary Scott died IN Boston in consequence Of taking
dose Of medicine She took ten pills.
On Sunday at the city, James s. Wheeler young
OF eighteen years, drowned Being excellent
swimmer, he ventured out too Tar.
On Saturday, John Weber, wheewright, bad an aerca-
ton his shop with Edward Crosby. relation the pay
of So SO which the latter claimed wages due for labor
The dispute ended IN Crosbys striking him blows with
his fist Knocking him down, and iuring him seriously
that he died in less than three hours aterward
On Friday, at Rochester, Henry Thomas Padley lately
from Liverpool England, drowned while bathing the
canal.
At Montreal on Wednesday, private Jones, OF the 10Th
gment shot Corporal Fitzgerald because the latter had threat
cned 70 report him for insolent behavior.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22
FIRST BOOK in sPANIsH ;

n production 10 the Study Of the Spanish Language,
tanning full instructions in pronunciation grammar exer
cses on the Oendof method o contant imitation aud ree
ton reading lessons and vocabulary The whole adapted
for tie q private learners for classes under an nsruc
tor by Joseph Salkeld AM aahor Of "A Compendium Of
Classical Antiquities" sc. just published and for sale by
july ~ r. FARNHAM.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22
TUESDAY, July ls, 1913.

Mr.. BOTTS, from the Committee Of Conference the
part of the House the bill amenaory the providing
for the prosecution of the existing the United
States and the republic of Mexico and for other purposes
made report recommending that the Senate ecede from its
first amendments the BILL and that the House recede
from its amendment the third section of the bill and that
the two Houses agree to bill which presented with the
above report Of the committee.
The agreeing said report was taken by yeas and
nays Yeas lac, nays SO the report Of the Commit
tee Of Conference agreed 10.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14


STAT of Missouri,
City u 81 Louis
DOCTOR A. &. BRAGG, being BY me dulv
sworn, deposcs and says, tina, his Sugar Coated
ftf', now - generally known and 40 extensive
" used throughout the southern and western
States, do not contain particle of MINERAL of
any kind, as has been erroneously stated. he
further states that he IL al this time manufaclu-
ring md putting up, ready for market, from
TwEsry-FivE TO Thirty THOUSAND Boxes
OF these pills per week, and that the orders and
calls from agents and others for these pills. have
become 80 numerous. even nt this healthy Geo.
son Of the year, that some applications ere ne.
cessarily delayed from ten TO twelve DAYS. on &C.
count Of deponcn.s inability TO manufacture them
fast enough 10 supply the increasing demand.
DIR Bragg further states that il 10 his intention 20
extend and increase his manufac,ory unit! he can
furnish the southern and western States with IN
ample supply Of this celebrated pill.
AG BRAGG.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me. thu Sth
day OF June, a. D., tba6 20 CAMDEN,
Mayor Of the city Of St Louis.
For sale Wholesale and Retail as d. DsAcoss
Depot and Fomily Medicine Ssores N. .. Gomez
Market and Third Streets, st Louis. Mo.-Also
ut A SANDERS, Dsvsnpovs, Iowa.
November 23d, l8a8. ii-3s,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14
cuL. FITZ HENRY WARREN.

This gentleman has been interchangeable
in hs efforts To forward the interests of the
WING party in this state. Owing 10 his IN
dus,rv and zeal. be has been made the
chiei target al which has been hurled The
iavclins Of the loco fuca party. But they
have dore him no more harm than did
those flung at David by Ming Saul. Next
to the IIawh-Eyc he has had more ribald
loco .oco abuse awarded him than any 9th
or man in the State. As candidate for
Elec,or ON the Wing ticket. Col. W., ;rar-
crsed the whole state. Ills speeches were
well received and were instrumental at do
ing great good. Although defeated, he has
the consolation OF knowing that he did all
le could 10 avert such n catastrophe. Ills
thorough knowlcdg. If policy Of public
men, qualify him To become "A pivot man
in any community. Hawhcyc.
We confidently endorse the above. in re-
lation TO the un,irin. industry Of MIR. War
rem. but the simple fact o: him being the
tarre, nj which so much Iocoioco abuse
was aimed Is sufficient. proof Of his useful
ness. The large number Of votes That he
obtained rs Elcc,or, is proof Of tho csiIma-
ton in which he is held By the Wing party
OF the State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

EXTRAORDINARY ACHIEVEMENT. I'VE
were shown this morning beautiful patch
work bed quilt. of large SIR. the work Of a
blind LADY Of this city, Miss &. l.. Smiley
well known MS very good singer. The
patches in the quilt are 5J.552 in number,
and the entire work. arrangement, sewing
and MI was done hv III. lady without as
sis,ance. She resides at N. .il South,
Sixth street. aud sigh; Of this picco other
work is worth yisi, from the curious
The ncatncss OF tue execution would do no
discredi, to n very good pair Of eyes. and j,
is particularly interesting rs the labor If n
lady Who is wholly deprived ot;tc blessings
.f .ichi.-Phila. Bulletin.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14
export, Oct. 18th. 1913.
LAND FoR SALE.
HUNDRED ACRES of first

V/Nu * III NDRED ACKEs Ol IITSl
IL quality Prairie Land, all in one body, for
sale NJ n bargain will b. sold in 20, 40 or 30
acre lots 10 suit purchasers. This irae, OF land
~ situated On Duck Greek. Immediately in the
rear oi the Bourishin~ town OF Davenport, and
Will IN a few years he valuable property TO Law
out III two four acre lots ior vegetable gar
dcnr and country s"ats ind when We see the
RAPID strides that Davenport is taking towards
the prairie we might not be out of The way IN
predicting that these 400 Acres will b. wanted la
lay ont III town OTIS within Ten years, rs il is near
the fiser and occupies the tnll length OF Daven-
port ~ the rcarlayng ono mile and ahalfin length
there are 10 acres broke aud ~ miles of good
fences NJ, two tencincn;s, good well ai water.
s"serai valuable springs and wntored by Duck
Creek The Whole length. Persons wishing 10 Sc
cure to themselves ar families certain fortune
without any rss and with but small outlay, will
apply nj the .J.taa .TNs H. II & FULTON
Timber Lard Big Island for salc--aso
three small icnemrn,s ia the town ot Davenport
Tor snle--aso a large store and dwelling Oh Sec
ond Street for sale on time.
Apply TO a G FULTON.
Davenport, October 9th, 1916
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

Thrcc splendid passenger cars equal "a
any on the eastern railroads, together with
n number Of freight cars, arrived mt 81.
Louis last week; and thew ere now at their
poin, Of des,inaiion-,he Naples. Jackson
vile md Springfield rail road. which is ~
full operation. The passenger cars will
each accommodate sixty persons. They
were all manufactured in Cinrinng'i.
Harkfyc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

RAILROAD Chicago and Galena
Rnilroad Is completed as far rs the Des
Primes Rvcr-ten miles. Tho locomn-
tive is running ont and in daily. convey ing
materials, laborcrs, &C., to carry ON the
work.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

NrrMrcs. nutmeg trees arc plant
cd thirty feet apart. in diamond ORDER
They begin to bear in the eighth year, in
crensing for many Years. and pay large
profit. There is no nutmeg season. Eve
~ dav in the year shows buds. blossoms
and fruit. in every stage 70 maturity. Tho
ripe fruit il sinrularIv brilliant.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

WonDERfrL-By nd # the tel"grnphs.
the steamship Europa, from New York, car
ricd 10 Europe the result oi the Prcsidcntia!
election. which closed only fourteen hours
before she sailed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14
IOWA--OFFICIAL RETURNS.

the election held
the and Vice President
spelled his
for Augustus Dodge but unfortunately
maxim Ds,
nd ii most OF tho caniii names:-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14
NEW GOODS.
"HE Subscriber ha>ing received ht
FAIL. AND WINTER STOCK

THE Subscriber h,.ng received b.,
FAIL. AND WINTER STOCK.
:. ltspaI'd IT. smpl,iN cnstout ~ Mil, n"pds
D, mnir,air prr'> i'.n .al!u"ng are
susnc .; the articles a. aaS On hand
lr, Goods.
Gotten Yarns, Cai,cots. sShce,ings. Shirt
ines. White. l.li and Canton tnunc!>.
ianse,s, :. t. and Sleeps Gre, Cloths.
Satilnoits. Plain aud Checked M and
Cotton Jeans, Blu. aud either Dn,llngs.
Gloves. Cr,..,s. Pock il'kerchlcis. Spo,,l
an,. Eat. Threads. Hats, Bonncts. stock
,n.s, Socks, Nc. &c
Hardware,
Door, chest. cupboard. till. trunk rmd
padiocks; spring and Norfolk latches, butt.
strap. parliament, gate and table hinges,
screws, hay md manure forks, spades and
shovels. table, pen and Jack knives; ham
mers. hatchc,s, coffee mllls, chains, hoes,
augers, brace bits, smooth and lack planes,
rakcs. scy theS, snathcs and stones. pocket.
tuck. line md redding combs; curry combs.
and brushes; an assortment Vi hollow ware,
ploughs, steel, Nr. DC.
Groceries.
Loaf nnd n u. Sugars, superior ten.
chocolate, co,iec, mnlasscs, rice, goldfish,
salt. vinegar. snlern,,.>, spice. pepper, mus
tart. nutmegs, mace, ciiron, rnlsins, cur
rants, figs, almonds. cream nuts. iilbcr,s. to-
bacco in plugs and papers, Nlacuba aud
Scoich snuiir, Underworh's Lemon Syrup.
starch. soap, candles; plates. bowls. print
cd aud common teas. pitchers. Nc. &c.
Drugs aud Medicines.
Tinctnrcs. Essential this, Essences,
Qnlninc. Peruvian Bark, Mcrcurials,
Blrks, Roots ard Herbs, OF all kinds,
Mortars. Graduated Measures. Walls,
Jars. Bottles md Window Glass Castor.
Ilrd, Olive. Sweet, Fish md l.inseed
Oils. Turpen,inc. Vnrnish, White, Red ami
Blk. Leads. With a general assortment Of
oil md Water Colnrs. Srnalt,
Gold Leaf aud lsrouzcs; Paint,
White Wash, Sash. Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instrument
Trusscs. Also, an assortment ot pure md
genuine Patent Medicines. such ns Fahc-
nest~.k's Nermi!uac, Cough Balsam, Bill
ions Pills. Carmina,ivc i.nzcngcs. tor Sum
tnct COMPLAINTS Eve Water; Alolla,s Pills
and I,it,crs; Shcrman's l.nzinges. and Poor
Mans Plaster; McA,is,cr's AlllIca!ins
| Ointment, Genuine Nistar's Balsam,
Coiocne. Soda and SeidInz Powders,
Nerve * Bonc Iinmcni, Opodcldoc, Nc.
Fish Iiooks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Ro>in. Oakun,. Nails. Glass. Putty. &c.
Al.SO.-Schon, B"ks, Blank Books,
Mc'n"ranlnms, Cap. Letter aud Bank Let
ter Paper. Bl'k. and Blue Inks and Stands
Qulls, Steel Pens, States aud Pencils
which he viii barter tor Wheat. Butter,
lard, Eggs, Eeeswas, Flaxsccd, &c.
&. LESLIE.
Davenport, Oct. 18th. lSiS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-14

Dox'r REr!-The New York Journal
Of Commerce states that a gent'emnn Of
that CITY had bet fiiiv.two hats on the cleo.
ton Of Cass to tho Presidency.