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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20
DIES MONIES COLLEGE.

ynyIlISsnew Literary Institution - pleasantly
iocated in the village of West Point, Lee
co., IVA. ten miles west OF Fort Madison, which
il the nearest point of access on the Mississippi.
II is easy Of communication in all directions;
and id point of morals, cheapness OF living,
healthfulness Of climate, beauty of situation, &C.,
few pieces in Iowa, (f any,) are better suited
to the purposes Of Education.
The College building is two story edihce !;
the lower, being divided into six large and pleas
ant rooms, designed at present as lodging rooms
for students, who may wish to occupy them, rent
free. The upper story consists OF large hall,
q fording ample room for an audience OF two or
three hundred, or the comfortable seating OF at
least an hundred students, and two commodous
ecration rooms. The interior hasrecently been
newly pastered, painted, &c, so as to render it
n comfortable abode. Outdoor Improvements
are also about TO be made and the college square
enclose and ornamented. Moreover, ten acre
plat Of ground, Immediately adjoining the vii
lace. beautiful for situation, has been purchased
recently BY the Board Of Trustees, as site for
new College buildings.
Good boarding can be obtained nprirate fam
lies, at from 81 % to 81 so per week By the
opening OF the next Session, i is contemplated
to form club, b. which the expense may be We
| ~ much reduced, to such as may choose thus to
| live. The entire expense OF boarding and tut
ton need not amount to more than iorty r.Jty
dollars, as the maximum, per session OF five
months, and may be reduced as low as M'rJ
dollars.
The course of study will be modelled after the
hes, literary institutions of the land. As yet the
Faculty consists only Of the Rev. ]. u. Mason
A. NJ, Professor of Languages, and Rev. 7. II
| ninsmore. A. NJ, Professor OF Mathematics. In
addition, it is anticipated that soon well quail
fedteac of the Primary department will be
procured. The Institution has recently been
acknowledged as an almoner, in the bounty oil
l,hf Presbyterian Board Of Education.
| There are TWO Sessions in the year, OF hive
ntnths each commencing upon the first Mon
| DIS Of May and November. Any person wish
ite further information will please address either
d he Professors in the College, or Rev. Salmon
c@les. s,,uov cowr.Es PEST
II JoHN Woodward, See'y.
| Y September 9th, 1919. 52-lm
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AMERICAN ART UNION.

MLL persons DESTROYS of becoming sub
IN scIibers to this institution for the present
year are requested to call the subscriber WITH
our DELAY; the subscription list being much larg.
err than that Of any previous year, the general
subscription books in New York will probably
be closed earlier than usual, thus disappointing
many who may be DESTROYS TO subscribe. H. a.
poRfER, Sec'y. for Rock Island and vicinity; No.
70 Illinois ST.
September, 20 2w.
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uoRTIclJLTURAL EXHIBITION.

IT,. 9Th exhibition of the Davenport ana
% ocL Island Horticultural Society was he'h -
abe Court House in Davenport on last lhu's'a'
IA 9th inst. Tho Society organized VIZ" -
s5president in the Chair. An invitation from '"o
burlington Horticultural Society 70 al'e'u 'Ae''
annual exhibition on the 4,h October was ac-
,A3l powledaed, and the Chair appointed hiess'''
KINNEY, Finley aud Sanders as Deiesa''s y
@that Society. Rev. J. acknowledgements" Wy
Instructive address, after when inc me'hoe's
.n,o,ed into social conversation aud an inter
change Of flowers and fruits.
ri. committee acknowledge contributions
- follows:
# Mrs. Kinney, bouquet Of flowers.
" Mrs Brooks, 2 bouquets.
Mrs. Boialar, bouquet.
VI Mrs. Moore, bouquet.
& Mrs. Holt, basket bouquet
b Mrs Exams, vases OF flowers.
Mrs Grant, bouquet.
J. Chamberlain, winter pcarman apples.
DR.. Gregg, red Romantic, r. |. greening, ap-
pies: yellow Alberge, George W peaches.
Kinney & Hakes, 3 seeding apples, dozen
xPears.
& Mr.. Boimar, white egg plant.
4 Mr. !. A. BircLard, harvest red streak apple
Mr. Finley, Williamson, swaar, X. l. greehihg
II Ribs.on pippn, golden russell, pomme de ne g
and red Siberian crab, apples; bouquet.
Mr.. Rlamourgues, cabbages, beets, carrots,
pquashe., satisfy, okre, &c.
d. Mr. Grant, apples, sweet potatoes, beess, car
II rots, &c.
Il The Society adjourned to meet 10 Rock Island
*on next THURSDAY, Goth inst. az O'clock
A. SANDERS, Sec'y.
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.

0E~All the Medicines advertised by w
Sloan are sold by A Sanders, Davenport, Iowa,
VIM A Il A Nurses, Moline, III :, and WIN
Norris, Rock Island, and by Merchants, Drug
gists, &C., in nearly every town in all the Wss-
tern States.
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MISSOURI HOTEL.
CORNER MAIN AND MORGAN STREETS,
81. LOUIS, NO.
THE Subscriber would res

a THE subscriber would res
ss.NN pectfully inform his friends and the
s..s:hS4 public that he has purchased from
LIES Mossrs A. & B. |. VAN CorRr, their
hteres, in the above house and leased it for a
brm of years, and pledges himself that no atten-
| on on his part shall be wanting to make all who
hvor him with cali perfectly at home.
The furniture OF the house has been replenish-
"a throughout and the premises generally sub
ected to a thorough renovatlng.
The location as above indicated is opposite
The mos, active part Of the Ievee, and equally
convenient to the more mercantile and nlanufac-
turing part.
The situation is healthy, tie rooms airy, and
susceptible of thorough ventilation.
The proprietor has spared no expense in fitting
up this house, his table shall at all times be fur
nished with the best the Market affords At the
Bar, which has been retitted and furnished in a
superior style: he has on hand thaging remored
his Soc': Of Hines, Liquors, aud Ssgags from, The
Trgiaia Hotel Bar) and viii continue to keep
as he purchases from the Importer in New York
a supply Of the choicest brands OF wines, Liquors
and Segars, and hopes TO receive share OF pat.
ronage proportlonate TO his end avors 10 please
A. c. PECkHAM, Proprietor.
St. Louis, August 30th, 1919. 52-tf
.NOTYCE.--We take occasion in addition Il
the above 20 return our thanks to our friends anl
the public Tor the patronage so literally hestow.
ed on us during our lease Of the Missouri Hote
and would respectfully recommend a con,inu
ance of their patronage under the new manage
ment, as we are assured that there will be nc
deviation from the former charges
A. &, &. !. VAN COURT,
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Highly Spoken Of.
Extract from the 'Waukesha Democrat
Wis. Hay 9, 1919.

oSIoAys MEDcIyEs.,-A subscriber writing
from the town of New Berlin, requests us to say,
that he has used Mr.. Sloan's Horse Ointment in
several instances during the past winter, and al
WAYS with the desired effect, and wishes us to
recommend it to those who have the use and care
of horses. Mr.. Sioan's medicines are highly
spoken OF generally, and from the favorable az
quantance we have witt, that gentleman, we are
led to believe that they are prepared with view
to give real benefit to whatever purpose they arc
recommended.
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SlIEETlNGs.

SHEETINGS.
A large lot Of BIeached and
Unblesched, at prices that can't be
beat, by WIN. lNSLEE.
Davenport, September Goth, lS49.
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CAIICOES.

A fne lot Of the latest style Prints, just
received, which will be sold at very small
advance ca Eastern cost, by
WIN. INSLEE.
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i. NAMES
ILLINOIS HARVESTERS.

PATENTED MARCH 9TH, l349.
EDHE above superior Machine can be
! seen at the Moline FOUNDRY, and orders for
tt of them only can be filled this seasen.--
rs 5000, half cash, balance in and Il
nths with good security. Farmers reinvlted
tdll and examine the Machine.
FERGUS g. BUFORD.
loline, H.. June 2tst, 1919. 40-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20
NEW FIRM,
NEW SHOP AND
NEW PRECES!

nHE undersigned have associated them
i selves together under the name and style OF
PIE &, REMER, for the purpose OF carrying
Cd
Chair and Cabinet Making
in its branches. They therefore would in
fol the public at large that they have removed
fri the Old Stand on Front Street to their new
sH No. ) Brady ST, in Mr. Bavenport's Square
oAsite Bechtel's Plough Shop, and have also O
pai Shop at Maqnoketa, jackson CO., where
TIL have established themselves permanently
withe determination to please their customers IN
qjty and prices Of work. We will positively
saHE.4I,ER than any other establishment IN
unport for the quality Of work. Farmers
b{- on your Wheat, Lumber, Butter, Cheese,
BIN, &c. Three months credit with security
vi be given to those not having the READY
tdlose who have, 10 per cent discount will be
me. The Shop will be under the superinten-
ode of Mr. Pope as formerly and no effort shall
bdared to accommodate all and we hope BY
uiing industry apd attention to our bushes:
abunctuality to our engagements to retain al
customers and obtain many new ones.
byFISs made with dispatch.
H7-Three JouRNEYMEN CHAIR MAKERS want
enmediately 10 whom good wages and steady
Enjoyment will be given.
on't forget the place,
No. 5,
BRADY STREET:
Iarge letters on the front OF the Shop.
JOHN POPE,
AARON REMER.
davenport, June 29th, l849. 42-ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20
Terribly Sealded.

Fellow citizens of Chicago, the deep and dis
iressing wounds lately received in being Terri
bly, sealied by the bursting Of a distllery boiler,
were healed in the short space of fourteen days
BY the free application Of Sloan, celebrated ONT
meat. Also, my child, that had been sorely af-
ficted for several msnths with .h1rasmus, OH
whom had expended large sum of money tor
Sloan's Ointment.
For injuries on horses am confident Sloan's
Ointment is far superior to any other remedies
now used
In my opinion Erery Fauily should constantly
keep on hand this valuable Ointment.
MICHAEL DIYERSY.
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OINTMENT,
AND CONDITION POWDER,
Have earned great name.
EOR purity, mildness, safety, certain
ty, and thoroughness, Sloan's Oint-
ment excels, and is rapidly auperseding all
other Ontments and Lininents for tho
cure of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Wind
Calls, Poll Evil, Calius, Spavins, Swec-
nv, FistuIa, Strains, Lameness, Sand
Cracks, Fonndered Feet, Scratch
es, or Grease, Mango and
Horn Dis,emper.
The Powder will remove all infammaa
ton and fever, purify the blood, loosen the
skin, cleanse the water, and strengthen ev-
ery part Of the body, and has proved sove-
reign remedy for the following diseases:
Dstemper, Hide bound, Loss Of Appetite,
Inward Strains, Yellow Water, lnfiam-
nation Of the Eyes, Fatigue from
Hard exercise; also
Rheumatism,
Commonly called Stiff Complaint,) which
proves fatal to many valuable horses in this
country.
|, is also safe and certain remedy for
Coughs and Colds, which generate so ma
ny fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 10 Lake ST., Chicago III.
W. B. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town in all
the Western States.
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AI.PACAS. &C.

Some beautiful AIpacas, Mohair. Plalds
aud DeIisle stripes, which will be sold cheap
at VIM. INSLEE'S.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-20
sLOAN,S OINTMENT.

"A NEW supply of sloan's Ointment and
IN Condition Powders received and for sale
BIZ the aren't. a. SANDERS.
Sent 10Th. l349.
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LINSEYS.
A fine lot Of plaid and plain Llnseys
very cheap, ut VIM lNSLEES.
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FIANNELs

A fine Stock just received, and for sale
rery lou, at VIM. lNSLEE.
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ROCK ISLAND
DVOA AAVA4Q
No. s6. Illinois street,
OPPOSITE l'ELEGRAPH OFFICE.
OPPOSITE TELEGRAPH OFFIcE.

EE3HE Subscriber has just opened large
In assortment of Books and Stationary al
Rock Island, Illinois.
Having been connected for the last nine years
with one of the most extensive Book Houses II
the city Of New York, he can offer great induce
ments to Merchants, Teachers and Others, who
may be DESTROYS of making purchases. His eX-
perience in the business, and facilities Tor pur-
chasing stock, are equal 10 those Of any house
al the west Among his stock will be found Z
good assortment OF School, Miscellaneous, The
ooq;cal aud Medical works; very extensive
stock OF Paper and Blank Books, beside grea
variety Of Staple as we'll as Fancy Stationary
He has also q fair assortment Of Hell and Hin
do,c Pauer All Of which he offers very low
For Cash.
HENRY a. PORTER.
August 30th, l8i9.
PUBLIC OFFICES supplied with Record
Books, Ink, Paper and every variety Of Station.
airy.
Having made arrangements with one of the
best Bndersin the city of New York, TO furnish
County Record Book ,, ruled and bound to order;
they will be completed and ready for delivery,
in from four to six weeks from the time of leav-
ing an order with the subscriber. Specimens
can be seen at his store.
II. A. PORTER
Rock Island, Angus, 3Oth, 1849. SLY
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"a I,S.

JUST RECEIVED,
Saline IS, Cassimeres, Jeans, Tweeds,
Cloths, &c. Call and price them at
VIM. INSLEE'S.
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The Child was Healed.

INC CNlIu WfS HtHltu
York Precinct. Page Co., III.
Dec. 27th, l84o.
Mr.. W. B. SLoAN-sir: Last summer one of my
children was badly bitten by rattlsnake. We
applied your Ointment freely, and "the child was
heaed.'
Also, had horse wounded in the stifle joint,
in which he took cold and became so much s~ol-
len and distressed, that the horse was supposed
worthless, but by a free use Of youI Ointment
va. soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in great many
other cases, with equal success.
WALTER WHITEBEC.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ROOTS AND SHOES.
A large Stock just received direct from
Boston, which are offered very low by
WIN. INSLEE.
CAPS.
A fine ssortment just received OF Ot-
ter, Musl Cloth, Hair, Seal aud Glazed
Caps--at II prices from 25c. to 5000,
at WIN. INSLEE'S.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
COVELL'S
Compound Bebee.ine Mixture, or
DENARARA TONIC!


IN Efeeiual Cure for Ftrer and .4gue, Iaternait-
tent and Remitteat Ferers.
DEBEERiNE, obtained from the bark
. of the sBeheeru' tree, "a native Of British
Guiana) has been used for many years IN Dema-
rara and other parts of South America, IN the
treatment of Bilious Intermittent Fevers, with
great success, whore Bark, Quinine and the or
binary remedies had aterly failed.
In almost all cases one bottle will be amply
sufficient to effect cure. In very severe cases,
where the constitution has suffered from pro-
iracted form of disease, it may require two bot
ties to eradicate the poison of miasma IRON the
system.
1t is perfectly mild in its operation and may be
given to an infant, or used by the most delicate
female with perfect safety.
To travellers occasionally exposed in the new
states, this remedy offers security as preventive
as well as curative remedy.
For sale wholesale and retail by II. A. POR-
TER, No. rs Illinois street, Rock Island.
A short treatise on Fever and Ague may be
obtained gratis Of our agent.
nrParticuIar NOtiCe.-E0
The great success which has attended the use
of this preparation has induced the proprietor to
warrant perfect cure 10 those who will use two
bottles strictly according 10 the directions. In
all eases where the remedy thus used proves ln-
eilectual the money will be refunded, provided
notice is given within three weeks after the last
bottle is tax en-.
Rock Island, August 30th, l849. 5O-Sm
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0HE undersigned have associated them
i selves together under the name and style oil
PIE & REMER, for the purpose Of carrying
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Davenport, August ed, 1870
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
MIR. Sl,vllord.l

This gentleman, the independent repre-
sentative from Lincoln, Catawba and Gas
ton has proved his Independence lately by
lavoring internal improvements
His short speech, which we will notice
hereafter, had considerable efec, on men,
bers of the House Of Commons. Some
men who halted between fear Of losing
their seats and magnanimiiy and liberality,
after Mr.. Shuford had spoken, put their
selfishncss on the shelf, aud magnanimous-
" came forward in support OF the Kali
road. Well done, Shuford You have by
no means embraced Vhiggery in this mat.
ter, but showed yourself man-a whole
souled Independent man.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
Taesday, January 0.

The Senate proceeded 10 the unfinished
business, and the supplementary bill tn
divide the County Of Stokes, passed its Sd
reading.
The Engrossed bill to improve the Cape
Fear and Deep Rivers above Fayetteville,
passed third reading.
The Senate then proceeded to vote for
Superior Court Judge. Hon. William II.
Battle was duly elected by the Joint vote
having received 1913 out of l5G votes cas-,
scattering 80.
MIR. Rogers offered Resolution, pro.
posing TO send a Resolution to the House,
fixing the day Of adjournment on tho 20,h
inst. Adopted.
Mr.. Worth introduced the following
Preamble and Resolution
Whereas. there are many and importan, meas.
ures for Internal Improvement in tho State. now
before tue General Assembly:
And Whereas. inasmuch as tho aid Of tho State
will be required for their successful D, oseca,ion
II Is deemed tight and proper. before ,hoy ar,
entered upon. 10 direct the public mind 10 tbs
subject, aud ascertain the public will Therefore
he It
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Highly Important from WASH
iugtOu.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore San.l
~ .EutNDrnN LIZ LIZ lsiu

Correspondence Of The Baltimore San.l
ARLINGTON, JAN. l6, lsi0.
The meeting Of Southern members Of
Congress, held las, evenlng in the Senate
chamber, was attended by some eighty
members. The meeting refused TO admit
the press, by vote Of about "a to 37.-
The address prepared BY Mr.. Calhoun. was
read, and was substantially as has been
heretofore stated.
The debate, on various motions, was con.
,inucd until after q O'Clock, in which Mes.
srs. Clayton, Berrien, Toombs, Jefferson
DAVIS, McLane, Stephens, Rusk, Thomp.
son, Of Miss, Houston aud others parlici.
paicd.
1t mus, be most unfortunate FOR the south
that this meeting was ever held If unanim.
ny should no, be finally effected. That Of
last night was not as harmonious as was
expected. la truth, there were some from
northern slave States, whose feelings might
with proprlety have kept them from the
meeting. They feel not the same identity
Of interest as those from more southern
States.
Ga the introduction Of tho report, mo.
ton was made by Mr.. Clayton to lay it or
The table aod take no further action. Ii
was made to test the feeling Of the meet
, ing - the vote stood Tor i, about IS, agans
r ii nbou, 80. Those in favor Of laying i
on the table were nearly all Wings.
The powerful objection TO the report wa
' made by Mr.. Toombs, Of Georgia. II,
. thought congressional Legislation was ne
cessary TO authorize slavery IN the new ter
> rtories. The doctrine Of the report wa
that Congress could neither extend nor re
;. strict slavery.
is Mr.. Toombs proposed no amendmcn,
and it was evident that he was opposed I,
any action by the meeting. lie made ~
o reply to question propouhdcd by Mr.
# Thompson, IN reference 10 the action h
would take il Congress refused to pass III
necessary laws, or should enact the proviso
:. 10 reply to Mr.. Toombs's objection, Nj
4 Calhoun went into short argument, [
" show that the South could take their slave
q into California and New Mexico, and tia
T. Congress was bound, by the usual acts q
E. Legislation, 10 protect this property and t
put il on the same footing with other pro
;, perry. II required no law Of Congress /
u authorize slavery there.
Mr.. Calhoun was calm and dispassiot
~ ale, and IN his earnest appeals To tho Sout
;, for unanimily, he is represented as usin
language replete with eloqucnce and pa,ho,
u The course taken by the Texas deIega
lion, was unexpected. Mr. Rnsk read som
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
StccIc's Resolutions.

The Resolutions offered by the Select
Committee as q substitute for Sleele's pass.
ed The Senate to- day ooh j unanimously,
on the majority of them, and with two
" nays" to one or two Of them. They are
still under discussion in the House Of Com.
mons and will probably come up IN that
House to. morrow and be finally disposed Of.
Goth. Passed the House Of Commons
to day By a considerable majority.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
An Error.

The Jeffersonan from what We can
lcarn) has fallen into az error abou, Mr..
Ashes scheme for a Railroad. It does
mol propose as we hear he states ~ that
the Road should stop at Salisbury, but
should 60, it distinctly mentions, ria Sails.
bury 10 Charlotte, We Of course do no,
censure The Jeticrsonian for making the
s,a,emen, he did FOR we can conceive Of
no motive which could in this matter, in.
fluence him to make mis- statement, any
one was liable from reports circulating
while the details Of the bill were being
maIurcd, 10 commit similar error. We
make this correction merely for The pur.
pose Of doing justice 10 Mr.. Ashe, and hi,
bill, and that the error the JeiIersonian IN
advertenlly fell into may be set right; nc
doubt that paper vii! make correction o
his previous statement.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-01-26
PRESENTATION OF A SWORD.

o. Monday, the interesting ceremony oil
pre.en,in, a Sword to Lieut.. Col. Castor
Meares took place. II was compliment
from a number of our ciiiz 'ns to a native
OF the Town, WIN. as an officer Of the Ar
kansas Cavalry req nent, did gallaat SER
vice aud won distinction 10 Mexico. The
presentation was made IN front OF the Bank
OF Cape Fear, to which place Col. Meares
was escorted by Major General MarsteIer
and S.aif and the Clarendon Horse Guards
all 10 full uniform. Mr.. William Hill, act.
ing for the d1nors. delivered the Saotd
accompanying the act with an appropriate
and we'll spoken address. Ga receiving il
Col. NJ. made brief, though suitable &c
knowledgneni Of has gratitude for this ap
PREDATORY token from the associates anC
friends Of bis early days. A large Assem-
blage was drasn together to witness the
ceremony. Wilmington Chronicle.