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For the Adreriiscr.

s SAN ANGEL. Mexico, April 2, lS4S.
Dear Sir; Iihave determined TO write
e you of,ener, aud always give you such
Items OF news as can catch Just before
The; mail leaves.
.iss The Treaty. has just reached here from
~ Washington, ratified, | understand, in all
s lis principal provisions. am unable 10
say, at present, how i, will be received by
{ ihe Mexicans. fear The worst, for the
Deputies have already begun to leave
Queretaro because 'their patriotism will
nut allow them TO vote fo! peace" II
.fis eaid by some, that il will be in May be-
fore their Congress will gel a quorum for
business. Such being the case. no human
foresight can tell The result of affairs here.
& Another President is shortly TO be elected
,,oo, and j, may be possible, for the war
n party iorun in their candidate. butI do
4 hot think il probable. In fair election.
doubt NOT the peace party would iris
Gmph; although they are afraid to ac, 10
any purpose, even with a majority, on ac-
count Of the revolutionary spirit that per-.
rades the country. They may not have
a zeal desireto act, and their seeming dis
position for peace may be a mere trick to
3 gain lime 20 reorsauize their forces Tor all.
,sother sltuss le. should be surprised al
sro'hing a Mexican wanld do. | shall
i hear morelin a few days, and you shall
) have it as receive it.
The American lreops, except sufficient
guard, leave the city to-day, 10 allow it tU
hold its elections unawed and.undisturb.
8 ed, according TO an article the armislce
Some persons | have spoken TO anticipate
y a considerable disturbance between the
drunken Mexicans and Robbers combined,
J aad our struggling soldiers; but presume
1.-The Generalinrc0mmand will take precau-
ssslionary measures 10 keep all slragglers in
tquasters to.day.s The troops are TOO near
The city to nfiord much chance for au ir-
surrection, or for any extensive conbina. :.
: lion Of the inhabitants. s,sS.
:. The Cour, OF Inquiry in the case Of
Generals Scott, Pillow and others, is still
in session. There is much sympathy felt
There for Gen. Scott. He is oppressed by
disease. and he believes he is stricken
down by The hand of power. The feeling
: begils 10 be earnest on both sides. /
should mol be surprised if Gen. Scot, were
our next President. He deserves. 10 be,
Z for be is a man Of honoreand spotless in-
iegrity. ,.rj5t. !. "a. -
You mustread. The whole proceedings Of
The Court The charges, specifications and
J ALL. You will sfni' them Interesting; for
4. one oflhe parties. al least, occupies
large space in The eyes Of the world, al
The present time. - .s, 8 ,SALUDA.fF -:
sP. 81. lgshall write to you frequently:
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MARRIED.

In Greensboro, Ala, on Wednesday evening
26lh nit. By the Rev, Mr.. S.elman. Mr.. Abs
ner P. Blocker ofaobie, formerly of This Dis,
trict. to Miss Corneiia R. Murphy, daughter of
the late Judge Murphy Of Greene county.
Alabama. - - &f 50
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,a.Sf South Carolina. Iirus,. however, this
: is not the case with our Bank; but good or
bad we must know il, and l. can conceive
otno just reason why The names and liza
of its various ficers, as well as
q members of.he. Legislature, should not be
reported annually.
w. A. HARRIS.
..sMay sih,: 1913, Is
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HEAD QUARTERS.
fzlhfRes':.S. @. NJ.
.5sS;ssft 4. MILL VILE April 1913.

ORDER ~ OI9. 4 ia
tsIjsRosft aud afer1he e46rstof May next,
all g Commissioned Officers of the
line. and 4 Cnmynissi,iiedSandz 81 nnn-coln-
missiaIed Officers of1hs $ StafsMillt ltappear
Sor,ialEpu6iie dutissEin Ini!iuniforms( (exrepl
3opuhe daysof: Raitnllio,rs and Regiment
i0ficerD Dfills} toral5e fsubjectz,othe penal;
itips aof ihe LAW, as defined sbysihesa1 13Sth
Sec. c.32dspase then Mili,ias La%sssof The
State. Il ;sat' q J; Is
is Bye oriier:of. Col. ~ d. MINES. 8.
81, II :sMEIGS, Adjulant. &.
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New and Fashionable
SPRING GOODS.

VA NJ. III. CIane has just received large
Wv and beautiful assortment Of Spring
Gnods, consisting in purt OF. Rich Plaid and
Figured Tissue Silks. ..y-..a
Plain. Figured anl Embroid. Bereses,
Rich Plaid Grenadines,
Rich Plaid MandaTlnes, new g. beautiful,
Rich Plaid Sylphide,
Plaid & Fig. Organda Mnslins,
Rich Plnid Pompodore, do.4. -
Linen Ginghams. plaid and solid colors,
Plain Satin striped and, plain Black Silk,
Rich Colored Silk, ~ s.s
- Muslin Capes and Collars, 80.
&s4 Black lace YisiIes. 9 = -. q ~
Ss Berege Muslin and Lace Scarls. ~
552s Bsrege Grape and Em. Muslin SLawls,
- Ladies' and Gents, kid silk Lisle Thread
! Gloves, IN. 81 Is *,
Ga and sl2s4 Linen sheeting, ~
Pillow Case Einen,s
Fnrnitnre ;Dimity.
Z z and 10s4 b o4rlt5ss aiit. .;;igt,5,Is
Linen Damasl
l1nckefbac and Rus, 5iepsr
Cottonyand Linen Good n s.s5t "0: e.,e,,
for sgentiemen and youth :.,g&c .2ni.--
Clothes ofSall colors, Sina .--1si.i'd .3gs'nefcs
(new paierns( together with a great variety oi
other Spring and Summer Goeds-to which i
am receiving weekly supplies by the steamers
aud Ihatter myself will enable me TO make IL
of great advantage TO my customers and friends
on.visiting the cityto give me acall before plrs
chasing lsewhere. -.
.t- Augusta, April 26, 3tW 80 IA ~
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I CLOYMYJyG!

The largest and best assortment ever offered
ih this market. consisting in purt Of dress and
irock coats vests, pants, rshlrts,t suspenders,
.U Pleasa<call and lock at histgoods before
purchasing elswhere. All snallfayors thank.
fuyreceive6: J. Ohm.
May 10, le45, 2 161
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STATE OF SOUTH CARSLINA,
-. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. -
>. IN ORDINARY.
PY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary Of
- Edgefeld District: -
Whereas Jas. e. 0. Wiikersen. hath ap'
piled 10 me for letters Of administration,
on adj and singular the goods and chatlles.
rights aud credits of Beverly NJ. Rodgers,
late Of the District aforesaid. decd.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular, The Kindred and credi-
tors ofthe said deceased. 10 be and appear
before me, al onr mex, 0rdinary's Court
for the said District. to be holden al Edge
field Courl House on the 22d day oi
May iasr., to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 4th
day Of May in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty.
eight and in The seventy.secoud year ol
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
May 10, 2, l6
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ruthless hand oftdealh from amongst US.
The child of fale-he was not destined to
participate in those irresistible illusions of
joy that burst forth spontaneously from the
lips of those who survived the attack upon
the Gariia. Those with whom his arm
had been lilted-wilh whom his blood had
been shed. Mark the melancholy contrast!
See, as unconsciously folded in the icy
arms Of death, the gallant forms of Cruok :
er. Goode, Blocker and Martin lie cold
and inanimate-they sleep the sleep of
death, whilst around them 10 peans of
those who survive the dreadful carnage,
like the rushing winds, arise and are
borne aloft upon The bosom of the breeze,
until with undulasing sound they grad
ually die away in The distance. Thus
when buovant with hope, his Imagination
dazzed by the prospects SO lavishIy spread
before him; wrapped as ii were in the H.
lusions that fate had so deceit(ully thrown
around him, falls The brave and generous
CROKER. defending 10 his ulmos, the
honor Of his country. He died as did lie.
onldas. amid The joyous acclamaiions of
victory; bequeathins to his hearl stricken
mo,her and disconsolale relatives legacy
ofma,chlcss worth. :
"Arc there no tears Of pity then, %
For those who Bravely die
- In hanor's slorions cause, and when
Castiiian arms defy. . ss
THE FARMER BOY.
: Oak Forest. - -
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An American in Paris. writing to the
New York Tribune, says s,
But now one thing more: oe5Hre 3 months
haze gone zoe shall haze yzr. L ither Ger
many will be republic, and the Rus
sia will make war against Germany and
France; or Germany wil remain monar-
chica, aud the war will be waged by Rus.
sia. England and Germany, asai nsl
France. One Of The Two is inevitable.
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1--WE are, authorised to announce DAN
TEL HOLLAND, Esq. as candidate for re.
election to sealin the House of Delegates.
The friends Of Maj. JOHN TOtiKINS an,
nounce him as a,candldate for a seat in The
House Of Representatives a, the ensuing elec.
lion. May -
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!. ,S'.'H1erii6's 81 Sale.
STATE OFsSoUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT.
r. ss2:';, s Nv ORDINARY
James Mathis, Appl Summons
- q 49,. :: 4 as. - II ss-sia IN
Nancy Mathis, & - Petition

due duJ . g 1'ttl01s
Z Others Defendants.
EpY angfder fr6m John Hill, Fsqr, Oidina-
.He ryof Edge6eld District, willproceed to
sell at Edgefeld Court House, ON the first
Monday in June next the lands: belonging 10
The: Estate Of Henry Mathis des'd, situate in
EdgeGela ;Dstiict adjoining Lands of Eliza
beth Samuel. B. p. Tillmap, William Walker
& others c6ntainins: one hundred and Fifty
acres more Srs less 10 he sold on a credit for
one halflil the FIRST day of January, ls4S. d
for the otheE hall a credit iiIf first January
1850. The iPurehaser to give bond, personal
security & asnortgage of the PREMIERSHIP The
Ordinary oasecure the purchase money. Cost
to be paid in Cash I'd .MnyiS4S.>
~ s.. CHRISTIE, $. f: D.
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.EE W.EERY &c

Gold finger rings, breast pins, ear rings gold
and silver pencils, Gall warlanied) pncket pens.
howie dirks Rough and Ready and Buenns,
Vista Knives pistols, spnrs, carriage @hips,
aud splendid assortment. of single and dol..
bIe lined yiolins and accordeons j.
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% The friends Of Col r: b. BouKait6Hr,
anuolince him as a Caadidaie for a sea, ,iil
the House Of Representatives, at ihe ensu:
ing election, sSs rs 5s4 %2s.sess 21- :
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Tile friends of Dr. JOHN LAKE, announce
him as Candidate fot n seat in the House Of
Representatives, atthe ensuing election. pi
March IA fS 9
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GIVE are authorised 10 announce b.
C. YANCEfsEsqr., as a candidate Cor a
seat inrhe House Of Representatives, al,
the ensuing election. <
March %. to. 10. .
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GROCEREeS!

Sugars coffee, molasses. mackerell, landp
oil. sperm aud tallow candles. medicines, sala.
raus ginger, pepper and spice: All of which
WILDE sold as cheap as at the cheapest estabsi
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Bonuets and Bonnet Ribbons, ~ g &.
si,; Worked Collnrs and Muslin Trimmings,
3 =. Black and White Lace Teils,s I, ,,ss:s
ffsS itT For Gen:en,en's wear, 4 n. y: IS
J A fine Stock Of Boots and Shoes, of ALI
"a aih kinds, 80;
i sLeghurn.P .Panalnaj; Palm, SILK and Beyeenrf
.s;ss; HATS, s.slt ~ Z,
s ..ag, Hardware, Gallery and Crockery, d i. ..
- a gnod assorlmen,of Groceries;sGch as q
~, Sigar. Coffee Molasses AND Rice, !.
Fresh CHEESE, $50 I. g ! Z, y (. Z
With many articles too tedious 10, mention.
all Of which will be sold very cheap for Cash, .
or on time, 10 punctual customers. :, =, y a;
y. b. c.asBRYAN. !. ~! -.
April II W tfIss5l2 E
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1 q = = d . r
OREERS Mol
-THNIlE Edgefeld Squadron Of. this Regiment
q will appear at lEdsedeLl C. House, OH
Saturday the 2eth May next, for drill and rec
view. - ~. ).
Officers and Non; Commissioned Officers.
will assemble The day spevious for drill and
instruction
The AbbeYiile Squadron Of this Regiment
viii appear ut .ibbeville C.. r.. on Saturday.,
the Sd Of June next. for drill and review.
Commissioned aud Non.C Commissioned Off,
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction.. .r=,. -;
BY order Of Cot. THos. w. LkrHAM,
G. w. BRANNoN, Adj.
The AbbeviIle Banner will copy twice and
forward account 10 this Office. r. 80
April IS st .1,5 13
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Bniier Lodge No. n.

q @. %. .B. M
I. saaled il esliig Of his Lodge will
~ !; be held 9 thiae evening at 8o'clock aElhe
lodge Room be ii N e eembers are reques..
led 4osbe pgGatoal 9in their attendance as
there is business 81 Importance 10 trans-i
= H By u Order. The N q. ':i
May ID iiss.T.s7 il Is
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s:1s'sssEs q ( { 2. Ter 3 . ostge JV;o. "a.
y %, %, IF.

a i.l1s55 armeeting ofthis Lodge will
ibe asld elEs aionda ysevening snexts at 8
io,cloes Ohm LYON Sec.
~. Ala y. "a Il n 3Gsslt t.is Is.
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UT The friends of Maj. ABRAHAM JONES
announce him as a candidate for reelection to
this legislature. rs se. - !.
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sLa.ll 3 a = IAst5..- ). . % /.
.v.ys,4., For the AdueTtiser.

60. -.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-05

DEwEs' NERVE AND BoSE LlNlMrNr.-The pub
lie are beginning to appreciate this celebrated
article. No medicine ever had greater sale,
and none ever better deserved il. Persons liza
BILE TO rheumatic or nervous complaints, by using
this Linimen,, will find that it accclcrates the
slowly creeping blood, impels il with due veo-
city through the veins, gives new vigor to the
tone OF the nerves and promotes those secretions
which are required TO keep the body in proper
state othcalh. Its very touch can still the throb
OF pain and gld with radiant ligh, the sullen
gloom Of n sick chan Der: it can bid the fra
GRANGE OF delight bloom forth on the thorn OF
anguish and not only soften the harsh features
OF disease, but scatter il with all It's myrmidons
TO the four winds OF heaven.
Comstocs & Co, 60 Second street, ST Louis,
Mo, sole proprietors.
Sold by a. SANDERS, Davenport, and by Wa.
NORRIS, Rock Island.
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Dr. M'LASE's LIVER PILIs.-This really great
medicine is rapidly suppian,ing al other rcmc-
dies vet proposed for diseased liver. Its effects
arc 80 decided, safe and speedy as to give il
claims possessed by no other medicine offered to
the pubic. The inventor, a very distinguished
physician Of Virginia practising in region Of
country in which the Liver complaint, for lIcpa-
It's, ms il is termed BY medical men is peculiarly
common and formidable, DIR M'Lane, spent years
in the discovery Of the ingredients Of his Pills
and in propor,ioning their quantities. The re-
suit Of his researches has placed his name among
the bencfaciorso OF mankind by ntIording medi-
cine to the sick, which nHcvia,cs and cures the
most obstinate cases Of this terrible complaint
Have youa pain in the RICH, side, under the edge
OF the ribs which increases with prcssurc-un-
able to lie with case on the left sidc-wiih occa-
sonal. sometimes constant pain under the shoul-
der blade, frequently extending 10 the top Of the
shoulder! Rely upon il, that although the latter
pains are sometimes taken for rheumatic, they
all arise from disease Of the Liver: and il you
would have relief, 20 Instantly and purchase
box OF DR. M'I.ane's Liver Pills.
fIJ-For sale bv DIR r EASTERLY. South
East Cornc. of Third and Chestnut Streets. St
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents for the Western
States.
OTAlso for sale by A SANDERS, Druggist,
Agent for Davenport.
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To Il. J. MosEs, Esq.

Gen. Cass' two lives issued from the
Globe office the Northern life aud the South
crn life, the WiImo, proviso life, and the
nn,-Wilmot proviso life, are creating a
strong excitement in Virginia. Old Dem
ocrats, in view Of the fraud, arc turning
from Cnss as they would turn from con-
vict. They think, and Justly ioo, that M
attempt to swindle men out of their votes
10 no better than an attempt 10 swindlc
them out Of their purses.
One Of the Wing electors in Virginia, rs
soon as he learned the facts in regard TO
these two lives, ordered ten thousand cop
les Tor his own uss-fvo thousand Of the
Northern or Wilmot proviso lie, and Eve
thousand Of tho Southern or nn,i-Wilmot
proyiso liie.-LoMisrillc Journal.
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NEW STORE,
AND CHEAP GOODS.

otIE subscriber Inns just received from
- 81 Louis with a splendid Stack uf goods
selected with care, which he is now opening mt
the Brick Store recently occupied by Mr. Hiram
Price, on From, st, between Main and Harrison
IT; having purchased his goods for cash, he will
be able 10 sell on as good terms rs anv house in
Davenport. Ills stock embraces almost every
arti, lie in the retail line; such a. broad cloths,
cassmcrcs, casslneis and Jeans, twced., beaver
teens, cordcroy, hangup and albert cords, cotton
AIDES, drllngs, checks, coat and paninloon >tutls,
fancy linen, l.ustr.s chambra, dress yinghnms
beautiful figures and patterns, French, English
and American prints and chinizs. blk silk warp
aud other colorcd Alpacas, silk and gingham
SUI shades and parasols, bonnet, cap aud color.
ed Tatet ribbons, ladies' fine kid I.isle thread
gloves and mltts, linen cambria hdkfs, table lin
en-, tine linen cambria, coaiin., diaper and crash,
green Berazc, nankecn, bleachcd cambria MUS
lin, brown shceiing aud shirting, fig. cap stuiis,
blond, book, bishop, SWISS aud barr'd muslins,
tur, leghorn, palmetto hats, inr aud cloth caps,
boots and shoes, ladies light aud cold half gait
ers, line kid slips aud walking shoes, Misses and
children shoes, mems calf beois, Kip and cali
shoes, brogans, cutlery and quccnswarc. window
glass. lis of all sizes, bar lead, powder and
shot, dried iru,i, wall paper, window shades,
carpet chain and Pittsburgh cotton warp all
numbers, cotton batting and wadding, school
books and stationary; also good assortment Of
groceries, medicines, paints, oils and dye stnfIs
also all sizes Sligo Iron, steel and castings, which
will be sold on as good terms a. can be purcl,as-
ed elsewhere.
JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, May 4,h, l;,48
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CHEROKEE Co. Ala. Aur.

CnERo1EE Co, Ala, Aug. I, l841.
Or 4 G BGaeG, Dear Sir IL have been for sew
eral years afflicted with Dyspepsia and Asthma;
Ihnvc tried several remedies and many kinds OF
medicines and aH without cilcc, until came n
cross Your Sugar Coated Pills used them ac-
cording TO directions; and am happy to say tina,
have derived great relief from their use. They
are, in my humble opinion valuable medicine ;
speak with confidence, as have seen them
used with signal success in the most violent ca
ses OF bilious and intermittent icvcrs. In tact
dc not know OF a single instance in which they
have failed to cure, within my knowledge aud I
know they have been used 10 great extent this
season in my neighhorhood. Your pills have
taken the place OF Drs Sappngton's, Champions
and tIuN's, aHvery good tor chiHs and tcvcrs, bu,
have not the same reputation tor efficiency in
the cure Of diseases generally, rs yours have.
Please accept the kndcst wishes of one who
- a stranger 10 You, ior Your prosperity and be-
lieyc nc my dear sir, Yours, &c,
HENRY DUNN.
SEQ DIR Bragg's advertisement, in another col
umn.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
AV1NG obtained m order from the
- Probate Court Of Scott county, Iowa, Tor
that purpose, will on Saturday the 18th day ot
August next. nj the Court House door in the
town Of Davenport proceeded to sell nj public
auction To the highest bidder On credit Ut : and
months, (sublcct To the Dover Ut the widow
the following described tract OF land as belonging
to the estate oil b. d. Wright deceased late OF
SAID county, 10 wit;
The North West quarter of Sec. eleven u,
Township scvcni, seven 80, Range two l2,
East OF the 9th principal meridian containing lGO
acres Of land, with improvements thereon.
The purchaser giving bond and security for
purchase money TO the acceptance OF the Ad.
ministrator, or onc-ihird may be paid cash IN
hand and balance in 6 months, secured by mort
gage on premises.
All MILLER, Admir-
with tho will annexed Of said Il u Wright, dec.
Davenport, June Goth, l8l8. Acts
The above sale il postponed from the 2Gth
inst. until Uednesday, The Isl day Of .Norember,
l8i1, 10 take place on that day al the Court
House above mentioned.
4 II MILLER, .9ds,inisfrafor.
August 3is,, i8t8. Sits
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-05

ave were greatly Interested" sand well
known Rev gentleman who resides i'm the wes-
tern part OF the state OF New York, sin an Incl.
den, which took lace while upon VOYAGE over
Lake Erie last summer. We saw Two young Ia
dies carefully perusing paper which we hap
pencd To be a correspondent 10 and having beef
absent some time and not having seen copy for
month, we borrowed 1.-THE young ladies' in.
formed us that i, was no doubt an I'D paper rs
they had obtained il around two bottles of med-
ne they had purchased at Buffalo aud produ-
cling ono OF the bottles saw the well known DR.
Vaughn's Lithontriptc. ! asked the ladies'
where they were going which required 50 great
precautlon US regarded health, for,itication
OF such character ms this wei known remedy,
they stated 10 me with considerable feeling that
thcv had lett their home in the centre OF New
York state and were to reside with married
sister in Michigan; their mother nm aged lady,
too aged 10 travel, feared The fatal Fever and
Ague would fns.en itself upon her CHI idren now
leaving her, unacclimatcdas they were and beg
ged them To carry into that sickiv country this
complete antidotc ms the old lady believed 10 al
disease, for she had been cured of dropsy by it's
use. With bottle in each hand they bid ndeu
To their kind old parent who parted with them
happy, believing now that they were safe. Such
understand 10 he the faith all over the country
in this singular Panacca.' Call upon an gent
and get pamphlet.
A SANDERS, Davenport, ! a
w 7 NORRIS, Rack Island, "s'"'
JB FARNAM, 1farciiiag Agent
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We KNEW IT WOULD RE so.-Within the
last two weeks there has been ircmend-
Gus revulsion Of feeling among the Wings
Of Ohio. Multitudes Of those who were
hesi,Ating aud wavering have fallen Into
limo and are now calamity battling in the
ranks of Old lack. Ia few DAYS the
1910 enthusiasm will be revived and Gen.
Taylor, in November next, will he borne
into the Presidential chair by n majority
that few expected he would receive few
weeks ago.-Dryton (O.) Transcript.
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DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.

DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.
.4rrirai and Departure Of Mails.
Arrivals. Departures.
NORTHERN
Tuesday, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesday,
* Saturday IL m. 4 Fridass6 u. m.
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Wednesdays and Sun Mondays and Fridays
daysat 8pm M2pm
SOUTHERN.
Tues. Thurs. a. Sat. Mon. Wed. & Fri.
atop. m. atSa. m.
EASTERN.
Tuesdays, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
& Saturdays At y am & Fridays n pm
WESTERN.
npion Route.
Every Saturday II m Every Saturday p m
Marion Route.
Every 9th. Fri. 8 m Every 9th. Tues. 8 m
JOHN FORREST, p. NJ.