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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-15
Poc(s foP The PcoDle.

More than fifteen years Of unrivalled success
in the cure OF every variety Of external diseases
and injuries such - sprans, bruises, cuts, burns.
cutaneous erupons, sore iips, sore breasts, chap
ped hands, chilblains, biIes ulcers, corns psins
in the hack, sides, OF other parts Of the system,
Sloan's Ointment 10 Just the thing for the koar.
Certificates without number have been rsesiv.
cd BY the Proprietor, from disintsresssd individ.
uals giving details Of remarkable eurss sGsessL
By il ne.
February 18th, lele.
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The Half has not besa ted.

Fox RIVER, June ~, '4e.
DR. Sloan-Sir: Please send By the bearer q
new supply Of :, our Horse Medicines They are
the best articles Ut the kind that have ever ~
ed, never having been disappointed in their e.
feet, ~ have been in the use Of other, even the
most celebrated Oiniments, Llnimcnts, &c, Of
the day. II like very much this feature in them.
viz: that they do all that 10 promised and upon
. thorough trial one is constrained to add. shss
shalf has not been told
Respec fully, DUDLEY.
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CALIFORNIA GOLD!
AND ITs EFFECTS ON PROP.
I.IeTY.
uT is predicted by all the old

IL plSuNtCSI Wv I'LL ulc Olu
merchants and successiul operators Of the
East, who for half . century have closely ob.
served the monied operations and its effects on
property, that the late discoveries Of inexhauss-
IDLE mines Of Gold in California, will advance
the prices Of real estate ihroughous the East and
Western States some two or three hundred per
cent, and that there is not one acre OF land near
the river in the Valley Of the Upper Mississippi.
but what will sell from twenty TO thirty dollars
per acre within the next three years. Tterc 10
now an opportunity of purchasing ut reasonable
prices, several trncts 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 wish to 60 into
speculation 10 large amount in the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad that 10 TO pass through Dav-
export.
| will sell the follow ne property list. Two
forty acre tracts within two miles OF Davenport.
Cd. -Four tracts Of eighty acres each within
one and one half miles Of Davenport. One hun
dred and ii.;y acres broke, house, and good and
never failing water.
Sd. Twenty five acres Of good timber within
four miles Of town.
4th. A large store and dwelling in Davenport
recently built and in the most substantial man
ncr, now rented ut Ss22O per annum.
9th. a steam Touring mill, 56 by GO feet, new
and IN good running order, we'll located on the
bank OF the riverin Davenport, with good land
ing and now rented at SsilO0 per annum.
9TH. The best water power in Iowa, capable
OF running thirty pair OF four and a hal.-foo,
burr stone, or other machinery in proportion,
with sixty ncres Of good land attached.
] will guarantee the above propcrty 20 sell
within three years. At an advance Of fifty per cent
on purchase, under forfeiture Of two thousand
dollars to the purchasers.
n. b. Waited hands 10 cut COCO rails.
Apply to
A. C.. FULTON,
A, the Post Office, Davenport.
March is,. l8l9.
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N DUDLEY.
The Diilennee.

The ordinary oin,ments and liaimenss il 10
well known, are severe and partial in their ope-
ration Slosn's Ointment 10 mild, yet thorough
lit reaches and removes the cause, hence ii
gives real and permanent relief.
For purity, mildness, safety, certainty, and
thoroughness, Sloan's Ointment excels and 10
rapidly superseding al other Ointmsnss and Lin
linens now in use.
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DR. BRAGc's CgLEBRArED PiLLs.-lt 10 . polil.
in health VIC should prepare for sickness. Now,
therefore. provide Yourself with the above cce-
brnled anu valuable medicine, which mas ut least
one great advantage over every other, that il 10
BY no mea hard to take, being coated over
with sugas.
See DR. Bragg's advertisement in another col
umn.
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BBcixxuxG To MovE--The last lows
Capitol Reporter ssys: ''Wiihin the past
fi~e DAVIS several small companies nave
passed through this CITY, cnrouie Tor Cali
toroia. Ono company from Galcna lrav.
elled viii O.. teams aud good covered wag
ons, while another from Milwaukee were
travelling BY The ordinary modes Of con-
vevsnee. intending 10 get .heif ousii. At ST
Joeepl,s."
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CoLp PExs.-Eight hundred pounds Of
pure gold arc annually consumed in ma.
king gold pens. The worth Of this grea,
amour, Of gold 10 $500, O0O.-losca STATES
ssam.
Since our members voted themselves
each gold pen the quantity Of gold thus
manufactured has become m item.
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Tremendous Excitement!
HAVOC TU1QL8 0U110D.
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 we'll select.
cd assortment Of
CT TIL Nc,
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, S. to 1900;
Ind,an Rubber Goats;
Sacks Of various colors, $500 70 1000;
And all other kinds Of coats Of the hes, mate
rial, and made in the latest and most approved
styles.
ALSO
A fine assortment Of CLOAKS, from $40
70 1900; fancy and plain Cassimer, and all 9th
or kinds OF Pants from 100 to 6,O0-cvery des-
cripton;
Figured Silk, Satin, Mcrino Cloth. OF sups-
r'or cut and quality; to which may be added, .
large and beautiful assortment Of
Fine Linen Bosom Shirts;
Muslin and hickory do;
Collars, Cravais, Handkerchief, Suspenders;
Carpet Bags: and variety Of other articles, too
tedious to mention.
ALSO,-A fine lot Of
CLOTHS,
or various colors and qualities; fancy colorcd
and plain Cassiners Of various patterns; Vest
patterns, such as cut Velvet, Satin, figured Silk,
Marscilles, best quality. Flannel and kni, un-
der-shirts and drawers, &c. &c. &c.
Gram taken in exchange tor Clothing.
OF. J. would respectfully inform the
public that he is practical tailor, having been
engaged in business a number Of years: and he
feels confident in saying that he will be able tn
please all who will favor them with call. All
kinds Of clothing cut and made up to order.
r. e. J.
Davenport, Nov. 10th, l843 loft
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Messn. Blown e. Elton, Of Waterbury,
c., manufacture Two barrels Of pins per
day, numbering about {, OOO, 600, or 1t tho
rate Of 46, 000, 900 per week.
"Whas becomes Of all the pins!"
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PLOWS! PLOWS.!
DEERE. TATE 4 GOULD's
IMPROVED CENTRE DRAUGHT
POLISHED 0ASY.STHEI,
:S.oWSs
I'VE have just completed oul

l. HuNC Just COtIllDtctcO our
w new, large and much improved Manu-
factory a, Moline, and By our skill and long ex.
perience IN the business, are enabled 10 furnish
Flows OF all kinds in complete order, and wur.
ran.cd TO scour Tor polish in any soil, and oil
easier draueht than anv other now in use
We have on hand n large quantity o; CAST.
SIEEL which was manufactured e,5rss,y 10.
tc, ri ne River Don Works, Sheffield, England.
bv MAYOR 4 Co., aud imported by us, which we
are converting into Pinws, at triiling increase
OF cost over the common articles generally in
use. VITA this exception we use Lvon, Shorb
4 Co.'S. best Spring Steel for all our Mould
boards. &c.
We have constructed heavy cast-i,on presses
for bending and shap,og the Mouldboard. share
aud Landslide, which makes them uni 'orm in
snarc and size, 80 that either part beag brok en-
or worn out can be replaced wi,hou. the trouble
OF carrying the plow TO a shop. Bv knowing
the $ &c oil the Plow which NAV need nny suci,
pa or paris We can send them whenever order.
Cd, and always warranted to tit.
Mr. DISCS mas manufactured the celebrated
Grand dc Tour Flows Tor the last ten wears.
Two and Four Horsc breaking Flows, double
single and Shovels, Cultivators and Hoes, alwnys
on hand and made in the same thorough man
ner aud warranted
We would iav'c Farmers particularly, and
al oihc-s ineres cd in tue improvements Of tn.
dav, 20 examine our materials, Machinery, &C.,
nnd prove our articles be fore buying others.
Flows furnished at wholesale al liberal dis
count from retail prices.
DEERE, TATE g. GOULD.
Moline, X. Island CO., H., Feb. 9th, 1923
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MARRIED,

In this place, on Tuesday afternoon last, BY
Rev. JAS. H. ocrrH, Rev. GEORGE $. REA, o.
Davenport, 10 Miss SARAH ANN KiSTLER,
Of Perry county, IA.
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.
THE BEST AND C11BAPEyr
Horse Medicine II the World.

CT AL the Medicines adve r,ised By w n
Sloan are sold BY A Sanders, Davenport, Iowa:
VIM A & A Nurpc's, Moline, III :, and WIN C
Norris, Rock island.
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B. S A NF OR d,
D1u9o1BY AND o1o0U.


- Davenport, lows, hes laid in full assort
tent Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries
ruiis, Spices, Oila. Paints, &C., Tor the season
'mpfising almost every article in the line
mong which are tho following, viz
All DR.. Jayne's Medicines,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Towusend's SarsaparilIs,
Hungarian BaIsam,
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Mofiats Phoenix Biiiers.
Hayes Linament for Piles,
Upham's Pile Elsctuary,
Pam Extractor,
Linaments oil kinds,
Jaynes, Mofis,s, Brnggs, Brandrcihs.
Wrigh,s, Smiths, Peters, Lees,
Porters, Clevelands, and
Emersons Pills,
Black and Cayenne Pepper,
Allspicc, Cloves, Mace, Nu,megs,
Cinnamon, Race, w. |. aud Ground
Ginger. SaIera,us, Sal SODA, Alum,
Coppcras, Salt Peter,
Chalk, Pitch aud Rosin,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Currnnts, Tamarinds,
Citron and Dates,
Imperial, Gun Powder.
Young Hyson, and Back Teas,
Goldfish, Mackcrcl. Smoked Herring,
Tobacco, Segars, Snutl, aud
Pipes, all kinds;
Liverpool Blown, Ground Alum,
Turks Island, and Table Salts,
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnisl'es,
Brushes, GIase, Putty, Nails, Cordage,
Lines and Sacking Twine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and r. Caps,
Indigo, Madder, Logwood, Fus,ic,
Red Wood, Annalta, &c;
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old Java, Rio,
and HAVANA Coffee, Rice, Tspioca,
Pearl Sngo, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
Vcr,niulla, soda, Butter aud Sweet
Crackers, Loaf, Powdered, Crushed,
Clarified and N. .. Sugars,
Golden aud N. q. Svrups.
>. u. md n. u. hl0lasses.
Old Oiard aud Seignei,c Brandy,
Port, Madeira, Sweet Malaga, and
Claret Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, Jamaica Rum. and Old Mononga.
hela Whiskey, for Medical purposes.
Abscy nth, AIcol,ol, Cider Vinegar
and Lime Juice, Sperm, Star aud
Tsllow Candles. CASTLE. Resin,
Almond, Windsor and other Soaps,
Candies Ass'd.. Wilson's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing aud Letter Paper,
Blk. Blue. and Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens, Quilts, &c.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts. F;lberie and
H"ziennts, Pen end Poke, Knives,
Razors, Scissors. Packet Books,
Wallets, Silk and Cation Purses,
Combs. Ass'd. Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes. &c. &c
The above viii q; lens; SEQ different articles
Ds enumerated ne I'LL warranted Of the hes,
hal'ty, aud will be so as low rs nj aay Store
The county. Cash or goous will be paid for
utter, Cheese, Tallow, Egg, Oats, Grass Seed,
lsxseed, &c.
b. SANFORD.
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fiendr;ch Hama,
Madeline RIA lIsina, cou"'y.

Madeline H.a.n Hama, .oo"'s'
HE defendant in this case will take
- notice 'hai Tue companan, has filed his
Bill ~ sale Couu pawn. divorce rom me
bands o. una, -mons csis,o. between said COM
plaiaan, aud said de,enoant a'lcs;n. as season
therefor ii,nt tue sac ueiendsnt .e.uses 20 live
wit mim as his wife. and ma rnIcss Inc said
defendant apnears NJ tne me-, ,ecm OF sad Cor;
20 nc nolden III Dasenpo'. on i've i,tu Monday
altcr the ,ou'ih MONDAY "a April ne:.,, decree
p'o CONFESS will ne eae'cd.
JAMES TliOelNCTON, Cle.k.
F.. Coos. Sol. ior ComoI',.
Dascnpor,, Mach ioin, l349. o'-3wt
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Y virtue Of m order Of The Judge Of
- the md Judicial District OF Iowa in Chan
cery Sill ng, snail offer a, Public Sale on the
oh dav Of Anil nest, at the residence OF Homer
s. F'ncy, near Davenport. a and singular the
personal p-oDer;v belonging or nppcr.aining to
tue late 'irm OF II. 8. Fniev & Co., consisting oil
the en.ise sock Of Fruits, Flowers, &c. belon.-
ing 20 the Scott Nursery. One gray mare and
harness, two p'orshs. Two cul.ivaiors, spades,
noes, The one.half Of an in;eres. in peach or
chayd on Cooks farm. and sundrv nursery and
gardening implements. Terms OF sale one-hall
cash in hand, one-four'h in six months and one
fourth in twelve months, noes with approved
secu,i.y will be required.
JAMES THORINGTON.
Master in Cnanceev.
Davcppor., March 9th, 1919. 26-4w
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NaA1 csssIS(AlsS ltOS lOCOlVNNl
- addition TO his Stock Of floods, lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
such as Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, drawers, &c.
Also Broad Cloths, cassiincrs, Sntinetis, tweeds,
Jeans and Linscys, Aannels, Alpsccas, Caledo-
MA, Abysinia, wooden and worsied Goods, pri nts
and Merrmsc ca'icoes, assorted styles and ig-
ures, Brown and Bleached shceiing and shirt
ing, Pittsburgh cotton warp, carpet chain, Bat
ting, wadding aud wicking, Buffalo robes, sole,
kip, calf and Upper Leather, Sligo Iron, Sheet
Iron, Steel Plough Lays, Nails and large chs,
Kettles, Wooden Buckets. tubs, churns, bowls,
DC: q 8OCER1ES Of all kinds, l. q, & A
and Salt, window glass, crockcry and Glass
ware, Hair and Leather covered travelling trunks |:
a good assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen =
Cum Over shoes, Shoes and Boots OF all kinda.
Hardware, PAINS, Oils and Dive Slufis, Dried
Fruit. Wall paper, aud live geese feathers, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
JAMES NJ. ROWLING.
Davenport, November 3Oh, l848
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State OF Iowa, in Tho District Court of
Scott counv. said county.
Archibald NJ. Campbell, Petition 10 foe-co,e
re- ~ ~ S'N,ss
David COLON. Mortgage.
0HE said defendant will take notice
- that the plaintiff on the 10Th February,
1870, filed his petition in the District Court OF
said county praying Tor judgment OF n promis-
sorv note, dated June Bib, l843, executed BY
said David COLON Tor paymen, three years from
the date thereof TO Joseph Turner Of the sum oil
tive hundred and fifty dollars with six per cent
and for the foreclosure OF mortgage bearing
even date with said promissory note given 20 Sc
cure the payment thereof and executed by said
David Colon on the following tracts OF land
situate in said county. to-wit: Lot No. three f3l
in section No. three 81 in township No. seventy
cigh, 10 north Orange No. five 81 ems. of the
9th principal meridian, and also five 5l acres Of
land from the east side OF the north west quarter
OF said section No. three Ri containing in all
sixsy-nlnc 60 5-lOO acres Of land, and for 4
sale OF said lands 10 satisfy said judgment, the
said note and mortgage Aforesaid having been
duly assigned to said plaintiff for valuable con.
s'deration. The said defendant 10 there fore re-
quircd 10 appear al the next term Of said District
Court OF said county to be held on the fifth Mon.
day after the fourth Monday in April next, and
plead, Answer or dcmur to said petition.
JAMES THORlNGTON,
Clerk District Court.
ARCHIBALD NJ. CAMrBELL, in person.
February 2ad, i849. 24-Cw
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LAST CALL.
1ETTER SAVE COSTS.

a LII persons indebted n the old firm oi
: - G. L. DAvSxroar 4 Co., are notified that
u their accounts aEe not settled BY the Let o.
April ssss, they viii b placed in the hsnds OF
q Officer for immediats collection.
g. L. DAVENPORT.
Davenport, March 18th, 1910.
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THE PROOF.
Extract from The Gaiesa "NorGk- Vessrra
G0-rffc.~

G0.efir.~
By the use Of Sloan's Ointment and Condition
Powder, have entirely cured F,siula on my
horse and otherwise improved his condition more
than 10 per cent on Inc cost Of the medicine;
and a cow which WIS feeble a. 10 be eonsid.
cred WORTHLESS ny ays.lf and neighbors, wasrc-
stored In good health and strength by the nee If
less than halt q package oil the powder, end 70
now doing better than any other COW have.
VIZ VINCENT.
Small Pox, May -, 1873
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Ssss,3s

Isd-bsedses Of the town up to date sl6e,
We certify the above to he correct.
JAMES BOWLING, Mayo
fAttestl JAMES TBoR'xGrox. Clerk.
Davenport, March 10Th, t849. /,
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Expenditures Tor the year ending a. above:
For holding General election in April 2l2,OO
Special lst Ward 800
Ts costs paid, Town r.. Sam'l Bowles l3,43
Burrows & Pretty
Asy's fees IA. W. McGregorl in above
eases 1900
For Dr. Brown attending case small pox 1890
Making and preparing Assessment
Roll Tor 1896 100
Paving, &c. Of Ditch Street. 65O,23
Appropriation to Front Street 1921
t" Allowed Supervisors 1888
" Removing Nuisances 6.87s
= Preparing aud publishing Ordinances 1880
Z, . lees, room rent, fuel and sta
nonsry so,Oo
Amt. paid Booshe in full on Grave
yard fence 1900
Filling lot Of McCord, on Brady 81. 800
SlO5G,6Ga
lndehsness Of 1874. ITO r. T. Greenl $500
SlOsl, 6oa
Amount Of Receipts S833,o3
unsolicited on tax 1919
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clared want OF confidence in this administration
Had the congressional elections in all the States been
held after the Inauguration Of General Taylor the
democratic party would have commanded an overwhelm
ing majority in the House of Representatives, and
democratic Speaker would have been elected with.
out struggle. But. unfortunately. large portion OF
the members Of Congress elected before the 4h Of
March-before General Taylors pledges Of moderation
and forbearance had been wanonly volated-beore he
had called around him irresponsible cabal composed
Of weak, inefficient. and vindictye pasansbeore the
administration had manifested its hostility to the revenue
bill and the Independent treasuy-and before Taylorsm
had removed the mask and revealed the we-known
features OF federalism. This circumstance enables the
administration to show an array of strength in the pres.
ent House OF Representatives which empowers it to de-
feat democratic organization This array of strength is
greater than the administration command before the
people Even Gen. Taylormus know that he is stronger
in the House than before the country. Yet we find him.
through his organ and through his party supporters
many OF whom do not represent the wishes of their con-
stuency-aboring to defeat such an organization as
every child knows would be acceptable to the people,
If the voice Of the people could be heard YET Gene
raj Taylor is solemnly pledged to abide by the will
of the people And yet Messrs Toombs, Stephens,
Cabell, Morton, and Owen have been denounced as
Southern seceders by the personal organ Of the Presi-
dent. because they would not vote for Robert C. Win
throp for Speaker, in obedience to the dctaton OF
party which rallies under the banner Of nopartysm and
petends to obey the will Of the people The people have
pronounced against the administration and the efforts
which the administration is making to control the action
of Congress are not in accordance WITH but defiance of
the public will II the people could be heard they would
with an overwhelming voice, denounce the conduct of
frees osm and Of Taylorsm in the House of Represent
atves as actous; and they would applaud the demo.
cratic party for Withholding the power Of Congress from
them. There can be no question as to the will of the
people and feel sure therefore, that the democratic
party will triumph over all factions at last
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More Bungiipg.

Il seems that Mr.. Clayton has Numbered into another
difficulty in his appointment OF consul at AK Chapee.
in Germany. writer in the New York Herald, in a
letter from this city, dated December 10, says;
appears that MIR Clayton is successful in his
consular appointments than in his diplomatic have
Just letter, dated Frank November
H. coming from highly respectable source, and stating
that the chamber Of commerce OF and Eu.
pen have reported against Mr. Osborne lately appointed
United States consul to that place he being regularly
tabhed commission merchant at Aix-a Chapee, purcha.
sing woollen cloths for parties in the United States is
therefore, probable that he will receive his exequatur
from the Pmssian government The appointment OF COM
mission merchant consul Is highly improper thing,
and Justly iucensng every other merchant in the place
Il gives the consul great advantage his COMPETE
tors and is dangerous experiment In connexion vita al
ad vaore tariff There was occasion for the establish
ment Of the consulate Aixa Cbapele at all that al
Belefed in Westphsa answering all the purposes OF the
Rhensh provinces But Mr. Clayton determined to send
his friends fast Of the country he can and will,
perhaps, follow them.
Some men are so lefthanded in everything they at.
tempt, to be constantly making blunders Such seems
to be the fate OF Mr. Clayton. Who but Mr., Clayton
would have appointed Heudeber consul to Lyons or Mr.
Osborne consul to Aix.la-C hapee, under the circum.
stances For the credit Of country abroad, we en-.
treat the distinguished head Of the State Department TO be
more circumspect I'd careful.