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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-29
~ RIRnY-n CuOLERA pROPs.

EOR TIE CURE Of CHOLEkA. Cholera Molous,
/ cramps the stomach snd bowels violent attacks o.
v.erferv darrhea &c TINS article used 10 drops and
nor 7v - Qusrf and well iesled n his city sud
else here 30 aruc De used and no better
rra-- known snd speedy cure OF The Asisuc
Cholera Every person should have 80 o. nonc' ana 10
can le carried without airy Inconvenience IN the pocket
Price Sd AMI - cents per b0ll g. FunclpA 0Mces 70
Broadway aud 1853 Elfol-st upstairs.
isslmbNW. { : PALMER General Agent
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DUBLlC ADNiNIsrRAToRs oFftCF. a.. Ni..au sil--i
hereby gwen Die rsaF-f arf 1-1f ni a. Hf 10
WARD OCONNOk ate oth~ CO 90 fss Iri 1lfts iscsef
sd <bo alleged a. lsr- csd rts.ste. th ua sfts Of ne -
int-siss the htnfs o hs Poole Am1ifaf F ~ dnaaief
81 sci po-3 81 oori a. 4a-is fls sus 10 q,
- rs a~4l silnrsDr oi fs t-tsassi " .
4fft faf OF JH., nstt-Ds.d Nse fnrt. June ff. ~
EGO lsvsw JAuKs : THAYGE. Futa Afrnsirf-f
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81 FOR sALE.-rhe ease Of premises ~ Avenue
En- e. near rhrd-st consisting o. fouse {" ~ '.'Ie p
run a, ground rrri Of SO per year Si one renewal ~
n ye.rs longer The location i OF tne best Tor sofe
I'm tha CIV suitable tor baker shoe store. dry goods 90
ciothier Apply A. the New YORK Real Estate company
correr Of BroadN az sni Msiden-sne. ~ Mr. y MILLER
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.CCORpFONs.

ACCORDEoNs.
RAlDCr. FROM PARl>. Acc1rdeoa and sers7hine
tt--aer a- reFErer. 4sas notes. Tor Srraf nee
40 Acror1-crs ~ ss h-oou'-st ur--iairs us' iin-
C0N YARD FOR SALT roci-Ti- Of
- sN- 81 ID ta tttn fu CreIafll years tlc business
De ae -sei eo1sf-fy fr-fi Gre 0i rs 1;sa-
AsflT Hllsr. ur
RAohEN CANDY l1 cents a 1o-n5 win q General
A. -ssestH-rl v e..'es,3as q Wholesale retail, a.
the .cVesi prices. y. HODGEISS Nanufacturer
les N rs SreeaNteasL eeswssz Cortland L.ossty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-29
e s PALMER. General Agent


CHoLERA.-A SURE REMEDY A PREVENT.
AIXEI 4 CURE The following letter is from M
W0o..vvasd Of 81 Lols ~ J. Harus, ESQ. New Lol-
i1n Conn genera. wholesale agent Tor our Pam h4ef
SIR Woodward - a resident OF = Louis, gentleman
Of fgh re.pec ability and during the prevalence of The
cnor in atc.tg is watched me result ot he arplca
u0n 90 car Pa. Killer for tis seatr ani MS leslnoly
can ua ra. Ell loon with the utmost confidence.
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TO LET.

TOLRT-A wheeiwrigai Soop,si.ased % . oo ,s,
Il iryl4s -roaf rear S.1y- niuih-sL Apply on -
~ sr,ssis-s I'll ROBEET ThORP le-l &
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-05

what does it profit man to gain all the G. old
in California and losc his own health and life!
To supply want that must be apparent to ev-
cry person who expects to 90 to California,
where they will be subject to various diseases,
from sudden changes Of climate and diet, and
other unavoidable causes, and out Of reach OF
Physicians, have had convenient and compac,
MEDICINE CHESTS neatly fitted up, containing
some twenty-five or thirty different kinds Of
Medicines in most common use,-besides Tests
for Gold, accompanied wi,h'a Pamphle, giving Z
short treatise in familiar language, 90 that any
person can understand il, Of such diseases a. are
most likely 10 prevail on such expedi,ions-wi,h
recipes and directions for preparing and taking
medicines, - that any one can give them with
out danger. To which is added methods Of OBJ
tanning, washing and testing Gold. The price
. 20 low - to come within the reach OF any one,
! have also large and general assorsmen, Of
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines and many
fancy goods suitable for trading with the indiana.
At extremely low prices Persons visiting 81
Louis would do well to call at my Store, corner
Third and Market Streets, and examine Tor
themselves. About the LIST Of April, I shall also
have supply Of the Medicine Chests and other
useful and valuable articles as Independence,
wess-Pors, and 8. Joseph. A BRAGG.
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r SANFORD
Davenport, Dec. 18th, I8i8

CosNrLL's MAGICAL PAIs EXTRACTOR The
marvellous cures which have been wrought b,
this ali-hcalng ointment, and the almos, ir,cred-
IDLE amount Of suffering which has been reliev.
cd BY ARE too we'll known by the public TO I'D.
INIT OF sny doubt Of its wonderful properties in
subdu'ng sl pnin or suffering from barns or
scaIds, ard always healing in an incredible short
time, and never leaving any scar. IT applied 10
broken limbs they heal without pain, or soreness.
Il = sure 10 cure eyes that have been sore and
infamed tor years. BY il old scars are removed,
and contracted cords arc relaxed. Il reduces
swellings, and stops mortifc tons. Il heals cv-
cry species Of wounds, both old aud new, and
humors of every description arc cured by it,
Hundreds in tho city Of New York and in all
parts at the union, whereve, this salve is known,
now stand ready 10 testify 10 its astonishing ef.
iect IN removing oil pain almost Immediately up
on lite application. No family should ever Be-
without this salve.
Comsiock 4 Go, Ncw-York, sole Proprie.ors.
and no Pain Extractor is genuine unless il has
Their signature on the wrapper Of each box
Sold in Fonda, BY N Webster. Price Is c,s.
Sold ov a. SANDERS, Davenport, and BY Wn.
Norris, Rock Island.
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! hereby certify that one Of my children. xhen
naked, tell into large fire Of live eoeis Ana 80
burned SEVERELY from head 60 feet. fhe besa n
medical aid and sftenion ~as g,tcii 10 THE child
Tor four or five days without any selief4-soeh
days suffering increased till his gfdsnS could Re
heard nta great distancc, q which cfilicsl pe,;-
od one OF my neishbors recommended and pre.
senied to inc box Of Sloas's O,nlmenI. AID in
less than fifteen minutes after the application a
the Ointment to the aggratsted sores Of the suf.
tering child, the psin ceased entirely and h.
speedily began to recover. Ny residence il -
iclt Township, vermillion county, and State Of
indiana. TRGoD0ss I. Tiyaos.
Dated 81 Chicago, August -, 1898.
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OLDk.DGE's BALM or CoLuMBiA.-How very dis.
agreeable il must be to . gentleman or lady to
have had head Of hair, TO ladies more especial
", Tor let them talk % philosophcslIy % they
please, they do not like TO be destitute Of any ex.
tcrnal grace. To be sure, the ancicnss who pre-
tended to be great connolseurs Of beauty, have
praised narrow forchssds, red hair, and red eye
brows that joined over the nose. And such
were the charms that once cap.iva ted Cabullus,
Ovid, and Anacrcon. But ladies Of the present
time would feel inclined 10 be out Of humor with
their lovers should they praise them for such pra-
ces. Let those then whose hair 10 Of this dee
cription, or when il is prematurely turning gray
and falling out, use Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia
and by so doing, secure to themselves head OF
hair which would suit the most fastidious.
Boston Courier.
Sold BY A. SASDxns, Davenport and by VIZ
NORRIS, Rock Island.
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ExtraerdioaPy Chfe.

lon the road to Milwaukee, Cook eouosv. I'm.
Mr. Slosn-Dear Sit: One Of nv ho,scs Ma
large boay tumorr on his breast bone. ;mmed,.
aicly Under the collar, which famed him and
rendered his services Of very little value. f.ish.
fully applied several bottles Of Dr Taylor's Nerv.
and Bone Linimens, without the Iesst befei,.
then procured Wiidcr's Celebrated Home Oins.
mcnt, and used TINT until became fully e..;sf;.
cd that it would never relieve the animal. y.
nally, ! obtained q box Of your truly valuable
Ointment and in lees than so dsys from the fir.s
application the tumor entirely disappeared Ind
the horse was well. Yours.
EDWARD AsnSrrosn
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TRIrnrHANr TESTIMONY to the value Of Dr. NJ
Lsne's vcrmifuge.-Resd, all tat doubt:
"A ferret when placed At the entrance Of q
Sashoc, enters the aperture. travels along the
passage, scizes upon the raj, easerminates his
existence and drags the animals defuncs carcass
u the light. And in like manner have found
Dr. M'Lsne's american Iermif4gc to operate mp
on WORMS, those dreadful and dangerous tormcn-
tors OF children. This remedy, like the ferret,
enters the aperture Of the mouth, travels down
the gulIet, hunts round the stomach, lays hold
IT the worms, shakes the life out Of the reptiles,
sweeps clean their den, and carries their carcas-
ses clear out Of tho system. This Ut least has
pscn the effect Of the vcrmifnee upon my chill
Iren. WIN ROULATT
Naples, Jan. l847"
This 10 10 certify that have used Dr. M'I.ane's
Vermifuge, and have found il 10 operate in like
manner upon N, children. JonS BsleGs.
Naples, June, t847.
tTFor sale by DR. E EASTERLY, South
East Corser Of Third and Chestnut Streets, ST
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents for the Western
States.
.@Alse for sale by A sAxuEas, Druggist,
.1Sent for Davenport.
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From every part Of the country where Slosn's
Horse Ointment and Condition Powders have
been introduced, the proprietor has received the
most gratifying intelligence Of their remarkably
effect and popularity. In multitude Of ins.an.
ces, they have triumphed over diseases which
had batilcd the skill Of celebrated Farriers, and
were considered incurable. These medicines
arc rapidly superseding all other remedies now
in use for diseased horses and cattle.
See sloan's Advertisement. in our columns.
JAll the Medicines advertised BY w b
Sloan are sold on agency by A Sanders, Daven-
port, Iowa; WIN T. A Nurse, Moline, III, and
VIM Norris, Rock Island.
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JIG Barber Of lie Roy, State Of New York, says
that the Crest American Remedy, vaughns We
gesable Li,hontnptic Mixture, sells in his section
better than any other remedy. II has made some
astonishing cures, and is in consequence sought,
after by all classes Of people. The mos, singu-
lar part OF this business is that no matter whnt
complaint You have, this article seems to help il,
in fact il cures IT, We know these notices which
We publish read rather strong sometimes, but il
10 20. No article in the whole medicinal line has
done 20 much, and IL You will call on the A gent
in this paper he will tell YOU Of cases which have
found health BY the use Of this article which
have tried everything else IN vain. Get q panph.
lcs.-Erehange paper.
A SANDERS, Davenport, } 49,
w T NoKKIs, Rock Inland. '1se"''
FARNAM, Travelling Agent
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Popular ODiaion.

II popular opinion 10 any criterion Of the worth
Of any article, we invite thc incrcdrious 70 resd
81 least few Of the many voluntary eer,iiica,ss
that appear IN our columns respecting the great
variety OF remarkable cures effected by the use
Of "Sloan's Celebrated Oins,ac nj and Cond,,,on
Powders.
These remedies no longer remain among shosc
OF Doubtful utility, they have passed from the
tide OF experiment and now stand higher n rcp.
uiation and are becoming more extensively mad
than oil other articles u the kind.
JNinhigon City Ksps.
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WIscoN.IS AmEAD.--We are informed
BY Franklin correspondent that the wife
of Mr.. John Booth, ST., gave birth few
days since 10 zine hosl,hy son. The age
oa3AIs. b. IL ~ years! and that Of her
husband 80! Our correspondent RECON-
mends 81 appropriation by Congress for
the benefit Of the three; We second tho mo-
tion.-Mineral Point Tribune.
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PLOWS! PLOWSM
DEERE, TATE 4 GOULD'S
IMPROVED CENTRE DRAUGHT
1ox11ND 0A0T4gyNH,
YL0WSs

W. have just completed our
w new, large and much improved Manu-.
factory q Moline, and By our skill and long e..
g.''encc in the business, are enabled to furnish
Flows OF oil kinds in complete order, and war.
rsnted 70 scour Tor polish1 in any coil, and OF
easier drsught than any other now in use.
We have on hand large quantity Of CAST.
STEEL which was manufactured erpyesslv loy
~, Of tho River Don Works, Sheffield, Enalsnd.
BY Nsylor & Co., and imported by W., which We
arc converting into PLows, at irifiing increase
OF cost over the common articles generally in
uso With this exception We use Lyon, Shorb
q Co.'S. best Spring Steel for al OR Mould
We have constructed hesvy eas-;rou re,,e,
Tor bending and shaping the Mouldboard, Share
ana Lsndside, which makes them uniform in
shape and size, . that either part being broken
or worn out can be replaced without the troable
Of carrying the plow TO shop. By knowing
the size OF the Plow which may need sny soc6
part or parts We can send them whenever order
cd, and always warranted to lit.
~ DEERs hes manufactured the celebrated
Grand do Tour Flows for the last ten yeam.
Two and Four Horse breaking Flows, double
single and Shovels, CnIsivators and Hoes. slvsvs
on hand and made in the same thorough man
nc5 and warranted.
We vcsld invite Farmers particularly, and
,li OMAN interested in tho improvements Of tht
osysso examine ous materials, Machinery, &C.,
ana prove our articles before buying oshsss.
rlowe fssnisbsd q wholesale @ liberal dis.
count from sstsil prices.
DEERE, TATE Z COULD.
Moline, &. Issasd CO., ILL.,, Feb. Oh, lsl9.-ea
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Slo1As Oi"tmenf and Condition Porder:
Have earned great name.
ENOH purity, mildness, eafesy, certain.
- ~, shd shorouyhness, sIosns Clint
'"eut cxcels, and 10 rapidly supersedins Oh
other Oinsmenss snd Linlmen.s lor the
cure Of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds; Spt,;ns.
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Wind.
Calls, Poll Evil, CslIus, Spavins, Swec.
ny. Fissnla, Strains, l.ameness; Sand
Cracks, foundcred Feet, Scratch
cs, Or Grease, Msngc and
Horn Disten,pcr.
The Powder will remove oil inilsmrSss
ton and fever. purify the blood, loosen the
skim cleanse the water, and strengthen o..
cry part Of the body, and has proved . sovs.
reign remedy for the following diaessss:
Distc"pcr. Hide bos,nd. l.oss Of Appetite.
Inward Strains, Yellow Wsser, lofam.
nation III tho Eyes, Fatigue from
Hard exercise; cleo
Rheumatism,
commonly called Stiff COMPLAINT. ! which
proves fatal 10 many valuable horses in shis
country.
II is also a safe and certain teutscdy Tor
Coughs md Colds, which generate 50 ma
ny fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lske It,. Chicago IN.
w. b. SLOAN,
And sold III nearly every town 10 all
tie Western States
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For the Gazette.
Farewell, il not pleasant word
For those who part forever,
But Oft within this sordid world
The warmes, friends must sever.
60 to where the sunny beams
Of love doth glcam with pleasure,
While in my heart affections dreams
Lock up the hidden treasure. v. MI
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fotlS for The hcopIE.

More than fifteen years Of unsivalled suceeGk
IN the cure Of every variety Of exrsrAsi dissseer
and injuries such spsans, bruisss, ouss, burns.
cufancous eruptions, sore lips,sore bseasle char.
ped hands, chilblains, biles, ulcess, corns: painw
in the back, sides. or ofher parts Of the sys,em<
Taislesnake bites, &c, 6sass smplS tssGmscy shas
Sloane Ointment 10 just the thing Tor he ieur.
ed BY the Proprietor, from disin,eses,ed ind;viA.
uals giving details Of remarkable cures egecsst
BY lis Use.
February 10th. l0A0
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REGSULAle PACKET
From 81 Louis % Dorcnpori, Ioro.

Va The fine and fast pas
Z bsenger steamer, ARCHER,
Cept. Ihomas II. Briefly, Master, has common.
ced her regular trips Us packet between the
above named ports. Leaving st Louis every
Wednesday she will arrive Mt Davenport every
Saturday, and leaving Davenpor, on SATURDAYS,
will reach St Louis ON Wednesdays. Freieh.
will be taken at the lowest rates, nd every at
tention will be paid to the comfort Of psssen-
gers. march -, 28-ss
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NJ DUDLEY
Hhs kfftrenee.

Inc ordinary oinsmenss aud iin,menss u
well known. are severe and partial IN iha,r one.
ration. sloan's Ointment 10 mild, yet thorough
1t resehes and femoses the cause, hence il
gives real and permanent relief.
FOR purity, niidnsss. ssfesy. certainty, and
rapidly supsrsedine I'll oshcr o,n,msn,s and Lao
iinen's now in use. (.
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The Half has not been told.

Fox Riyss, June u, '4s.
DR. Sioan-Sir: Please send by the bearer .
new supply Of I, our Horse Medicines. They ar.
the best articles of the kind the, have ever ~
ed, never having been disappointed in their ef-
feet, A. have bsen in the use Of other. even m.
inoss celebrated Oinsmenss, Linimcn.s, sc. 81
the day. like very much this feature IN them.
VIZ: that they do oil that is promised and upog
. thorough trial ono il constrained 10 Add. ~,
half has not been told'
Respectfully, DUDLEY
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ADVANTAGES or PLANK RoAD.-The
Clyde (N.Y) Telegraph, says . load Of
wood containing ten cords was brought
into that village last week upon the plank
road, drawn by tco horses. Il had tn he
divided into ten two horse loads in dis,rih,,.
ting il about the village after leaving the
plank road.
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CALIFORNIA GOLD!
AND IT'S EFFECT,s ON PROP.
ERTY.
r is predicted by all the Ole

merchants and successful operators Of the
Eas', who for half . century have closely OBJ
served the rn0nied operations and its effects on
property, that the late discoveries Of inexhaust-
ible mines Of Gold in California, will advance
the prices Of real estate throughout the Fast and
Western States some two OF three hundred per
cent, and that there is not one acre Of land near
the river in the Valley Of the Upper Mississippi,
out what will sell from twenty to thirty dollars
per acre within the next three years. There 10
now nm opportunity Of purchas u 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, rs | wish TO 20 into
speculation to 0 large amount in the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad that 10 to pass through Dav.
cnpoH.
] will sell the following property :-lst. Two
forty acre tracts within two miles Of Davenport.
I'd. -Four tracts OF eighty acres each within
one and ono half miles Of Davenport. One hun
dFed and fifty acres broke, house, and good and
never failing water.
80. Twenty five acres Of good timber within
18th. A large store and dwelling in Davcnpor,
recently built and in tho most substantial man.
neS, now rented At gro per annum.
9Th. steam Touring mill, Sc by 60 feet, new
and IN good running order, well located on the
bank OF the riverin Davenport, with good land.
ing and now rented At $ilOO per annum.
9th. The best water power in Iowa, capable
Of running thirty pair Of four and Q half-foo,
burr stone, Or other machinery in proportion,
with sixty acres Of good land attached.
] viii guarantee the above property to sell
within three years At an advance Of fifty per cen,
on purchase, under . forfeiture Of two thousand
dollars to the purchasers.
N. B. Wanted hands to cut COCO rails
Apply to
A. c. FULTON,
At the Post Office, Davenport.
March let. l049
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Tremendous Excitement
HAVOC TEMPLE BURNED:
POWER 4 JORDAN,
"OULD most respectfully in
w form The citizens Of Davenport and the
surrounding country, that they have Just arrived
from Philadelphia, with new and well select.
ed assortment Of
CLIO THIN
which having removed their Stock Of Goods on
Front Street, opposite the Steam Mills, consisting
In part OF
Fine black and blue dress coats;
Over Coats, So to 1900;
Indian Rubber Coats;
Sacks OF various colors, $500 10 1000:
And oil other kinds Of coats Of tho best MAZE
styles.
--AI.SO.-
fine assortment Of CLOAkS. from sIO
20 iB,OO; fancy and plain Cassi,ner, and all 9TH
or kinds Of Pants from $500 to 6,OO-every des-
crip,ion;
V0sTD.
Figured Silk, Satin, Mcrino Cloth, OF supe-
nor cut and quality to which may be added, a
large and beautiful assortment Of
Fine Linen Bosom Shirts:
Muslin and hickory do,
;, Collars, Cravate, Handkerchief, Suspenders;
Carpet Bags; and variety Of other articles, too
tedious to mention.
AkSO,<-A fine lot Of
CLOTHS,
Ut vafious colors and qualities; fancy colorcd
ana PLAIN Cnssimers Of various patterns; Vest
patterns, such as cut Velvet, Satin, figured Silk
Marscilcs, best quality. Flannel and kni, un-
der-shirts and drawers, &c. &c. &c.
Tram taken IN exchange for Clothing.
CT. J. would respectfully inform the
public that he il a practical tailor, having been
engaged IN business a number Of years: and he
ieeis confident in saying that he will be able to
please all who will favor them with cali All
Kinds Of clothing cut and made up 70 order.
p. L. ].
Davenport, Nov. 10th, 1896 loft
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In Davenport, on Monday evening last, 2nd
inst, BY Rev. E. RIPLEY, Mr.. ROBERT CHRIS
TIE, Of lie Csire, to Mrs. L. G. w. HOGE, Of
Davenport.
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CLOTHS,
Davenport, Nos. 10th, 1916.
state OF Iowa, =. In the D,str,ct Court,
.i'nton county, May Term, A. ID. 1849
Mary Eliza Blood,
70. Bill for Divorce.
BENJAMIN f. Blood.

"a Bill for Divorce.
Benjamin +. Blood,
TIE above named defendant will tnke
- notice that on the 28th day Of February,
4. D. i8s0, the said complainant filed her petit
ton in the said Court Of Clinton county, for q
divorce II, IN the bands Of masrimony with her
husband, the said dcfcndsn, For the following
causes. Habitual drunk enness. That the
said defendant has been guilty Of such cruel and
bnrbarous treatment rs TO endanger the life Of
the said complainant: and that the said defcn-
dsnt had offered such indignities TO the person
Of the said complainant NJ 10 fender her situation
in'olerable. And affidavit having been made,
that the said defendant is = nonresident Of this
State. Now unless the said defendant shall be
aud appear before the said District Court, TO be
begun and holden in the town OF Dewitt, in said
county OF Clinton, Iowa, on Monday the 2lst
day OF May, A. ID. l8l9, and plead, answer or
demur to the said bill, the same will be taken
pro confcsso, and decree entered accordingly.
l. WESTBROUk, Clerk dat Court.
-, By ; u SASuELs, Dep'iy.
W. +. LEFFiNGwELL, Sol. for con,'pls.
March Goth, l8s9-29-6w
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NOTICE.

Docs. J. F. DrtioS will deliver . Lecture be-
fore the Scott County Temperance Club, on
Wednesday evening next, April nth, u the
Baptist Meeting House as post o'clock.
COMMITTEES.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-05

ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES
March 20 CoRA, Gorman St Louis
Box AccoRp, Bereie Dubuque
30 WISCONSIN, Griffith do
81 PETERS, Ward DO
Wan EAGLE, Reilly do
TInE AND TIDE, Gould do
MoSrAuK, Morehorse do
KENTUCKY, Ainsworth Davenport
N. WAGaoSsR, Hine Dayenpvrs
81 UNCLE ToBy, Mahony S, Louis
Bon Accom-, Bcrsie do
RED VINO, Bargcr Dubuque
April TIxE AND TipE, Gould =, Louis
WISCONSIN, Griffith do
MoSTAuK, Morehonse do
2 AxEsicAS EAGLE, Cosson Davenport
DuBrQUx, Becbec Dubuque
PLANTER, do
) ST CRoix, Smith do
ANTHONY WAYNE, Morrison do
ST PETERS, Ward ST Louis
WAR-EAGLE. Reilly do
4 Red Wine, Bsrger do