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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

Mr., w hitman concluded by a~pologizing
Tor the length Of time be had occupied il
! the few remarks he had made in thus OPEN
ing this discussion. lie closed at -
o'clock.
Mr.. Goddafd-Mr. Speaker, | wish to
| speak about ten minutes. / think / can
satisfy
speaker.--W i'll the Senator from Musk
ingum give way q moment (Mr.G oddard
did SOL In many Of the position taken by
the Senator rotn'FairieldI pr rfectly agree
and my duty Is, to my mind, clear. !, there
fors, in accordance with the constitution
and the law, declare Seabury Ford elected
Governor of the State Of Ohio. The
Speaker then announced the state of tho
vote.
While this announcement was being
made, which was done in the midst OF u
tremendous tunplt onthe right side OF the
hall.
MIR. ArchboId, shaking bis fst, his head
and his body at the Speaker, was p%roclai.
ming, at the top fhis voice. "You are a
periured scoundraI--a perElred scoundrel,
I"siri"
Mr.. W hitman, advancing towards the
Speakers seat, and shaking his fist atahat
officer. Mr.. Speaker, Mr.. Speaker Mr..
SPEAKER, I order you sir, | command you
sir, in the name OF the people to stop To
come down from that desk! You haYa
violated your oath, sir you are q miserable
coward You're a periured villain He
then turned TO the Clerk'sdesk, and threa'
teDingly commanded them to make no entr1
of the Speakers declaration.
II is impossible to describe the excitenen
and confusion in which the whole OF thess
proceedings were transacted Ibe rlgh
side of the House was on their feet, am
aiding in the uproar, and the gestures at
titudes, ordinations and organizations, 9
the parties, made a picture which can orl.
be conveyed by the skillful painter Of mel
under the. influence Of the most excite'
passion.
During this. scene, and while Messra
Whitman. ArchboId, and other Senators
were hurting their a%nathamas and oath
at the Speaker that officer announce
that,
The convention having accomplishe
the purpose for which II was convened, tn
Senators will now retire to their chambeI
The Senators then left the hall.
Mr.. Mott move the Speaker call tn
House to order, now that we have got RI
of these disorderly Senators.
speaker-1he House will come I
order.
NJ. Monfoirt, (Aourishing his cane oye
the Clerks desk, order hell order, he'll
Speaker, rapping violently upon b
desk, order, order.
Mr.. Mamfort-Ordfr HE'LL
The Speaker continued crying orde
beng for d moment restored, a motion i
a recess was made and carried, and Il
House took a recess.
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DRs 1HOWAS

Having permanently ,e.tod /, pa,or
Rouge, tenders his prof9 nj .arv;eas t.
the citizens Of the town 81.
Office next door from thts'.n. III.
lafayette sreeFSs5 a
Jane IL I'D.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
DIsGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

DISJkACEFDb PhOCEEDlNUo
OF THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
One Of the Cincinnati papers furnishes
the following extracts from the report of
the proceedings of the Legislature ofthat
State. They would disgrace an Indian
wal council.
House of RepresentatiUes.-The two
Houses met again in the ball ofthe House
and after a call of each branch.
MIR. Whitman took the floor and COM
mcnced reading a report from a portion,
but not a majority, ofthe committee ap-
pointed yesterday by the Speaker Of the
Senate to examine the returns for Cover
nor.
Mr.. Beaver raised the question as to the
right ofthe gentleman to submit a report.
Without waiting for q descision of the point
OF order.
Mr.. Whitman again Commenced reading
his paper.
MIR. Dennison called him TO order.
Mr.. Whitman. Who shall settle tho
question: Not the Speaker alone-he has
no right % make any decision in the matter
ifany decision be made it must come from
both ofthe Speakers in the desk.
The Speaker of the Senate here made
an effort to be heard, but
Mr.. Whitman, lat the top Of his voice.)
remarked we know our rights here, and
we will maintain them. If gentleman on
the other side suppose they can ride US
down, they are mistaken. 1t is most
Infamous attempt, this, on the part of the
Wings, to rob us o -four rights, and we win
not submit. / shall proceed to read this
report. Cries of"Go on, go ou!'' from the
right hand side of the House.)
Tho Speaker ofthe Senate again attemp.
ted to settle the point of order which had
been raised, but
Mr.. Whitman freely and loudly %proclai-
med that he would never submit to the
decision of one Speaker, but as a matter oI
politeness merely. he finally concluded he
would listen to what the Speaker had to
say.
MIR. Speaker of the Senate, iftbe mem.
bers ofthis House shall aid you in the
violation ofthe constitution, they will be
participants with you In the crime. Ap.
point this committee, and let this matter
be amicably settled. Icafe not a bau5ee,
how the matter il settled; / care not who
is Governor; but | am in favor of order
and the constitution. speak for the great
party whom | have the honor to represent
and who constitute the decided majority
in thisgState. If violation Of The consti.
tution is attempted, ! warn you Of the con.
sequences. No one can tell what they
would be. Are $4,000 freemanto be
disfranchised tan1ely4 Would the Whio
party permit themselves to be thus disfraa.
chised? no, / have a higher opinion 81
their bravery and gallantry.
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No. sc.


tain thai he will adhere to the soug
third opinea that he will 'iniltate1oht
Ter and turn Democrat; aud 4 6tlrtfi ave
Iy c%ounsels him to do so. 'Ttbso ohcioes
gentlemen, who are so read 10 shape tas
views and point out the COZ o which tas
President elect will pursue know, in reail.
ty, nothing on the aubieca They sl'nply,
give expression to fleir gscret Thoughts anu
wishes. They are wholly ignorant 81 Gen'
Taylor's contemplatedpolicy In fact, how
should they become Rmiliar with II. they
have been his bitterest enemiesaand can
hardly look for his confidence.
It ID not, however, very difficult for tbao
who comprehend The cardinal principlf %
which Gen. Taylor Ii guided, TO- en- .
plausible opinion ofhis future aciiQS ine
President elect c~onceives his f%iintiona "
be purely executive. Ha will t6e mere
fore, trammel legislation, TO lend % nus
will, or to overawe II BY offical innaehcs.
He will not 'coerce Congress 70 Pasa iaWs
to suit him, or 10 pass npiles fas WI
| have no back-staifs inluence no intefifeu-
ding OF cabinet cotlns4Ilars with the pro-
per business Of Legislation. He VIII nos
hold the veto power In menace ever
heads 4ofrefacto Z CougressH "a94H
feel ,a4a2g his hs
ylelo . ~ 4 ~
government ts p d eae
the functions conlided tosif byntien Vas
ton, and will interpose the executive aO~
thority only, when Congress attempts To-
o~verleap the barriers presented by That
instrument. Gen. Taylor will, conse-
q%uently, act up 10 bis political creed.
Whatever alterations in the Legislation DC
the country may be required, will be lefs
10 Congress 70 determine and If tbe Ia
riff Is 10 be modified and the sublreasury
repealed, the representatives Of the people,
RI unbiased by Executive opinions, must as.
sumo the responsibility o the change.
, In respect to public fuucsionnriey, Il il
well understood that Gen. Taylor believes
q change Of men as we'll M Of measures,
necessary for the welfare Of The country.
The honest and the faithful will be retain.
. ed, whenever they can be found, but those
1 who have fatiened upon the spells of Office
for a series of years, who have hrougbtihe
/ patronage of the Government In c%oDfioj
g with the freedom Of elections, and who have
;. been elevated to office as d reward tor par.
tisan service, instead of individual merit
q will have to make way for more truatwor-
d thy agents. Gen. Taylor will not we be
lieve. exercise mdiseFirninate prescription
o but he will reform that vile and odioua sys
tenn, by which one party alone was made
r the beneficiary OF the administration an
the recipient Of its favot.-Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
THE VOICE or LIBERTY.
4 soNa FOR run FUTURE.

There. ctF1e n voice Ike the rushing wiad,
when it bursts DER the mighty deep;
Ard at the sound uprose mankind,
From Il long and spell-bound sleep;
Al when aroused by the tempest blind
The waves ofocean sweep.
Over earth continent 1t passed,
Over the i~sle-gemtned sea;
And its peal rang like u trumpet-blast.
TO wake the wire and free;
A sound from the arching heaven cast,
The voice Of Liberty!
Mountain and valley. hill and plain,
Echoed the joyful tore
Whilst the LISTENING sIaye castof his chain
And ceased his hollow moan.
1t startled the p~ontifFin his fame,
And the monarch on his throne.
Deapotic League and tyrannies,
Before it shrank away,
As the mist fades in the mourning akie8
From the rising orb ofday,
And thrones and principalities,
Crumbled into decay.
Mobiles and priests grew pale with fear,
AS the earthquake summons sped,
For the days of theirpower were few aud core
And gray was Expressions head,
They were forms who lived in d by gone year,
But are now with the silent dead.
The saEe arse from bis stndions lore
To hall the mighty voice,
Az the sick man comes from his bed once more,
In the sunshine to rejoice;
For he heard in the sound the mighty power
That had won his VISIONS choice,
Horrible War looked pale and aghaat,
And his blood stained banner furied,
Then down to- the realms of Oblivion passed,
Like a tend from Heaven hurled
For Time had unveiled bis face at last,
Iii its hideous truth 10 he tWorid,
VIII a force like the chainless whifIWind . mig
ltmote the dungeon-hold,
And Ger its fallen and ruined site
In ial OF thunder rolled
Again tEitweak ~captives beheld the Light,
SS1ASA "Il GbbiltASas b01t
And shaken blythe same great power,
Castle aud forsess fell
The feudathall ara the hammered tower.
And the rock builvitadel:
Now the lichens, ivy aqd sweet wall flowers,
Benefit their ruins vei,
Nolonger from bis native shire.
Was Freedoms exile dFivta,
Fer using Reasons precious dover,
Which God to all has given;
But Free Thought scared with a Lofty power,
Free ~ the winds of Heaven.
Falsehood and Vice no longer then
Supported tyrant sway,
And preyed on the hearts and minds ofmeR
Till they rottsd in decay.
For Truth had come. and they vanished, as wi
Dreams fade before the day!
Love came forth with q glorious men,
And none could her power withstand,
When with Virtue pure, the smiling queen,
Walked friendly hand in hand;
Their crowns were OF flowers and evergreen,
As they reigned intne peaceful hand.
Forgotten were ancient wrong and woes
Mankind were grown too wise
Toavenge on fallen and %powerles foes
Their Oppressor's past injuries;
But they said, For all. Heavens bounty fotvs
Let US be F~ree-arise."
Earth was no more a wilderness
Ofanarchy and crime,
For the seeds Of Peace and Happiness,
Were sown in every cline;
And the memories other past distress.
Are the legend-tales of Time.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

poLIcx Or TIE INcomIne ADMHNrsTRA.
rIon.-The Loeofoco prints still continue
their crude specnlations in regard to the
probable policy Of Gen. Taylor's admins
tration. One journal thinks that he will
take sides with the North; another il Ger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27
PROSPECTIVE HISTORY OF CAL
NORMA. -

ls4s. The valley Of The Sacramento IL
discovered to be the real and long sought
Ell Dorado.
ls4o. Forty thousand immigrants
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-27

AND RaLDEE n GENERAL.
Respectfully Informs the citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity that he will undertake CON
tracts in his lire, and on reasonable terms
All orders left al Pike g. Harris stre or
through the Post Office win be promptly atten
dea to-Referto Pike a. Hart.
Law. II
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02
CALIFORNIA GOLD!
AND IT'S EFFECTS ON PROP.
ERTY.
1T is predicted by all the old

- merchants and successful operators Of the
East, who for half century have closely OBJ
served the monied operations and its effects on
property, that the late discoveries Of nexhaust-
lille mines Of Gold in California, will advance
| the prices OF real estate throughoss the East and
Western States some two or three hundred per
cent, and that there IL not one acre Of land near
the nver in the Valley OF the Upper Mississippi,
but what will sell from twenty 10 thirty dollars
per acre within the next three years. Trerc 10
now an opportunity Of purchasing Ut reasonable
prices, several tracts Of the best situated and
most valuable landed property in Scott county,
| selected many years since by myself; offer the
whole on reasonable terms, as I wish 10 90 into
n speculation TO large amount in the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad that 10 10 pass through Dav-
export.
Twill sell shc follow NC propcrsy:-lst. Two
forty acre tracts within two miles of Davenport.
ID -Four tracts Of eighty acres each within
one aud one half miles oi Davenport. One hum
dred and fifty acres broke, house, and good and
Sd. Twenty live acrcs Of good timber within
four miles Of town.
4,h. A large store and dwelling in Davenport
recently built and in tho most substantial man
ner, nov rented at gro per snnum.
9Th. A steam Touring mill, So BY 60 feet, new
and in good running order, well located ON the
hank Of the riverin Davenport, with good land
ing and now rented nt $ii0O per annun,.
9th. The best water power in Iowa, capable
OF running thirty pair OF four and . half-foos
burr stone, or other machinery in proportiony
with sixty acres OF good land attached.
] will guarantee the above property 10 sell
within three wears at an advance OF fifty per cent
on purchase, under forfeiture OF two thousand
dollars to the purchasers.
n. d. Wanted hands to cut 60OO rails.
Apply TO
A. c. FULTON.
At the Pos, Office, Davenport.
March LIST, l849.
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Davenport. Nav 18th. l84a.
T. Z Z Z = = z .

Or. KEELER'S CORDIAL and Csrmimalire,
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Diarrhea,
Dysenlery, Cholera .Nor6sv, Ssmsser complaint,
chohe, cholera intantsm, Flsfuienry, ke., &e.,
and for al Ute arrangements Of Tie Stomach and
Borels, from 1settisg
lens of thousands do Annually from
- diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels In
the face Of this alarming mortsli,' the best m-
pulses Of our nature are enlisted in mitigating
suffering ws cannot prevent. More than rrvs
THOUSAND persons TO our knowledge were cured
during the past summer; and We Lnhesitssingly
say, that ninety-nlne out Of every hundred are
speedily cured. There 10 no mistake about this
fact, and - ssst Of our sincerity and assertion,
- : medical and responsible individual, We
promise to refund the amount paid in every we'll
authenticated case where il fails Will you suf.
fer; will you let your little ones suffer whom you
hsve as hand . remedy like this, % potent in
sabduing dissass' OJPnes Is cents per bot.
tie.
eTPrepared BY Dr.. J. N. Kesler, Phila.
0TFor sale BY DR. E. EASTERLy, south.
cas-, corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, Ssin,
Louis, NJ. General agent for the western States
O1For sale BY A SANDERS, Druggist, Agsn,
for Davenport, Iowa. July 18th, l849.
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SP RI Nc
q @ @ % $ .

USr received aud opening, consist
81 ing Of
Light and Dark Fancy Prints,
Blue Merrmac aud Mourning do.
Baragcs and Lawns, &c.
Blue blk. aud ass. cold. Brondcloth.,
Do. do. Fancy Cassimeres,
DO. do. Saitincts,
Linen and Cotton Goods for Summer
wear.
Satin Velvet, Silk md ass. Ves,ings.
Ladies' and Gents Kid and Lisle Gloves
Fancy Fans, ParasoIs. and Umbrellas.
Pnngcc, India, Silk aud Linen Cambria
iladkis.
Shawls and Neck ties. Grass Skirts,
Wells, Cotton aud Woollen Hose and
half hose.
Eau de Cologne, Steele beads, Bag
clnsps.
Purse twist, Artificial Flowers, Hair and
tooth brushes. Redding, Ivory aud Tuck
combs, Pins, Needles. Sc. &c.
ALSO
A fine assortment of Bouts aud Shoes,
Hardware, mills, Groceries, Liquors,
Queenswnre, &c. &c.
Cheap for Cash bv
L. A. MACKLOT.
Davenport, April 18th, lS40.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02
CABINET MAKING.
.uE subscriber would r

- pectfullv inform the citizens Of Daven-
port and vicinit, that he is now prepared 10
manufacture every description OF Cabinet rork
on the shor,cs, notice, and for nex,ncss and du-
rsbilisy Of workmanship not to be excelled BY
any in the West. lie intends keeping general
assortment Of Cabinet Ware, consisting Of
Bureaus, Bedxteads, Dining. Breakfast and
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Work
Stands, etc.
Bureaus for $1,000, Dining Tables for 500:
Breakfast tables 400; Bedsteads 800: Candle
stands for so cents; Washstands $50.
Which he will dispose Of for RRApy Par, upon
the most reasonable terms, and receive in pay
meni oil kinds OF mark eiable Country Produce, .
Lumber, Wood, Coal, &c. and will never refuse
Cash.
CoFFINS made with despatch and u low
rate.
SHor on From, Street, in the rear OF the Ca
zette Printing Office. ELI OIL.
Davenport, Feb. 18th, l8a8. 23-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02
NEW GOODS.

~ He Subscriber having received hi,
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
is prepared to supply customers with Good.
At moderate prices. The following are
some Of the articles he Inns on hand:--
Dry Goods.
Cotton Yarns, Calicoes, Sheetings, Shirt
ings, White, Red aud Canton FlanneIs
Linseys, s. +. and Sleeps Grey Cloths
Sattinei,s, Plain ond Checked Ky. and
Cotton Jeans, Bluo and other Driilings
Gloves, Crava,s, Pock. H'kerchiots, Spoo
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Bounets, Stock.
Jugs, Socks, &c. &c.
Hardware.
Door, chest, cupboard, till, trunk ant
padlocks; spring and Norfolk Ia,ches, butt
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges
screws, hay and manuro forks, spades aud
shovels, table, pen aud jack knives; ham
mers, hs,chc,., coffee mills, chains, hoes
augers, brace bits, smooth aud jack planes,
rakcs, scythes, snnthes aud stones, pocket
tuck. fine and reddiny combs; curry combs,
aud brushes m assortment Of hollow-ware,
ploughs, steel, Sc. &c.
Groceries.
Loaf and n. u. Sugars, superior tea,
chocolate, coffee, molasses, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, snleratus, spice, pepper, mus.
tard, nutmegs, mace, citron, raisins, cur.
rants, figs, almonds, cream nuts, filbsr,s, TO.
bacco 10 plugs and papers, Macuba aud
Scotch snufis, Underworld Lemon Syrup,
starch, sonp, cnndles; plates, bowls, print
ed and common teas. pitchers. &c. &c.
Drugs and Medicine.
Tinctnres. Essential Oils, Essences,
Canine, Peruvian Burk, Mercurisls,
Barks, Roots ard Herbs, of al! kinds,
Mortars, Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars. Bottles and Window Glass; Castor,
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish and I.inseed
Oils, Turpentine. vnrnish, White, Red and
Blk. Leads. With general assortment ot
Oil and Wafer Colors, Smnlt,
Gold Leaf and Bronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments,
Trusscs. Also, an assortment Of pure and
genuine Patent Medicines, such as Fahe.
ncsiock's Vermiiuge, Cough BaIsnm. Bill.
ious Pills, Carninative I.ozcngcs. TOR Sum.
mer Complain,s.) Eye Water; Nlotfa,s Pills
and Bit,ers; Sherm,n's Lozingcs, and Poor
Mans Plaster; McAIister's All.Hcaline
Ointment, Genuine Wisiar's Balsam,
Cologne, Soda and Seidlliz Powders,
Nerve g. Bone Liniment. Opodeldoc. &c
Also. Cordaue Chalk nd Ga rdpn Lines
Fish Hooks aud Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Resin, Oakum, Nails. Glass, Putty. &c.
ALSO,-School Books, Blank Books,
Memora ndnms, Cap, Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper. Blk. and Blue Inks and Stands,
Quilts, Steel Pens, States mud Pencils
which he will barter Tor Wheat, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Beeswax, Flaxseed. &c.
G. LESLIE.
Davenport, June 9TH, lS40.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02
RNDlAN CHOLAGOGUE.--Thm a.

HNDlAN CHOlAGNNIUE.--Ih Ia
nous medicine is now offered to the citizens
OF St Louis and surrounding country A. . safe
and certain cure f.r Ferer and .4gue Chill Fsrer,
Intermittent Fsrers and all Bilious d'seases incl
dent 10 the West Il is also an excclleni remedy
for Lirer Complaint and .4gue Cake or Enlarge
sent Of The Spleen The great popularity Of this
remedy is owing TO its superior medical virtues,
~ the agents employed are Of the most potent
and cfidens kind known in Mat, ria Medica.
The Indian Cholagogue is entirely Vegetable ia
ito ingredients and perfectly harmless in az iis
qualities and 10 universally acknowledged to be
the most agreeable and efec,ual CURATIVE Of Fe-
ser and Ague and Bilious Complaints known TO
the civilized world. Isis a!wsyss safe and always
effectual. Give il q trial.
O<yPrice 81 25 per Bottle.
Prepared in New York BY DR. Feuchtwanger.
For sale BY Dr. Eosteriy, South Fast corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets, ST Louis, Mo-, Agent
for the West.
| GrFor sale by A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
for Davenport, Iowa. Aug II
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02
JOY To THE WORLD!
PERRY DAVIS
Genuine Vegetable Pain Killer.

% MEDICINE has been discovered
- that 10 90 happily adapted to use internal
" ms drops 10 be taken, and We, perform such
wonders when applied externally as wash, OF
bath by friction.
The price rom % TO SO cents per bottle &c
coEding to the size will enable oil TO use it. II
YOU doubt, begin with - cent bottle, and that
will remove your doubts, and make YOU buy and
use, and recommend 10 yonr friends more than
hundred certificates would. Who will try
them and save life and suffering for twenty five
cents.
The Pain Killer may be used with a success
that will astonish the bcholder, in such cases ns
the following: Fever and Aguc; Chills and Fe-
yer, Cholera Morbus. Dyscnierv, Pain in the
Side and Stomach, Cuts aud Bruises, bronchitis,
Healing Sores on Man 0r Beast, Raising Blood
| Tooth-ache, Hoarseness, Chilblains and Frosted
Feet, Spasms, Prevent q Blister from Burns
Scratches or Torn Flesh, Bites or Ssngs, Rheu-
matte Complaints, Bowel Complaints, &c.
We have Certificates TO fill volume, which
might be published, showing the wonderful cf-
fecss Of the Pain Killer, but they are too COM
mon, and used fci articles Of no merit; and the
% cent bottles will do more than thousand IN
known names to convince the user.
To Famiiies.-We earnestly solicit all heads oil
families to n one % cent bottle OF the Pain
Killer, and they will then DO convinced Of ito
efficacy in the cure Of the aoove complaints, and
we are cert in will ever after keep 1t on hand
Remember and ask for Perry Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer, the Original and only true article.
Sold Wholesale and Retail a. the Family Med
icine and Canton Tea Store, Corner 4ih and Oh.
i've, St Louis, by A. T. WOODWARD, Gener
4 foy he Wass
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-02
RECVLAR PACkET,
NJ boat FOIkI
AT
DAVENPORT.

n THE undersigned having pur-
yk.S592 CHASED the above named boat and
kput her in thorough repair, is now
prepared to attend TO all business which NAV be
entrusted TO him faithfully and with despatch.
Having ample Storage Room and perfec,l,
sound boat, shippers can rely upon all freight be-
ing kept in order. lie will pay particular atien-
ton TO Shipping Produce Of all kinds for Farmers,
either to New Orleans or ST Louis, and make
advances on produce FOR shipment when desired.
" B.-Groceries and Provisions kept on Boat.
A. II. OWENS.
Davenport, May 24th, l849. Stiff