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Crnsekett ;.l !. ,o,,s, Of the ;,raeoile names,
we are aequaalnsSIe WI n il, ~ S
anu concur IN oO' e'OOA''. FIELDER,
~ Druggists Merchants and o,ners MEnns q bIrs-s
81 f,TST y ~ M al Cbartrs s,f, New Orleans.
Also 70 be had at n. "a L anu :. ela :. = 49,
| STARK DAY q STAUFFER,
/ - nj, T1latas FRor and sheet IF0u
bnpor'eisN NJ HardSs are CntIery etc.
o.. ~ ID aai ~ f3N.7 u sfrsef and csrHeF of
sure 80 - vi ~ V3G5ZLNE Streets.
1t IL IS ~ nj On tbs way fTS de ynIiou
II Ar h ~ i N,hsra narts a large s---<lEEsA
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95s g s p, .sso,sd sizs and al the he Char
| - coal brands; and teaae.ai 20. iz; -,
eoSSoo 70 ~: Tcnnef assd all sizes:
| ouoolyy 10 bfa Sls, ~ 'ns1us NfF'
40 Ind1s Shset HON Rand and Rod Iuu IonYV are,
z'VoV pn p s; 1 I nissas, " - -
sen 80 $50. Euehs and American Iun hat square,
N aoss svlsr 4 Cas- celebrated Cast Steel; Mar
" tuns - T,,r ~ ErgI ish and Anecan
sSnr;rg ss,ee NaSIqr Co. y celebrated
Ss g., ST. Ear Tin saw. Gin Saw Plates and
4 -. pr ,5sis - =
> n va Ia T,.es f7oi and Halter Chains;
Va nos' 49, ~ ~. hs;ng AMI Cane HOES:
- afflas.
Shd lrcls. leaelh i 1i i ~ 49, -
niass ygplel si s ~ - Sauce Pan Handess
Tinnefs ~ -, tir psns Srsiths' bellows;
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CoPARTNERsnIP THE subserbers have his dsy formed Co
" partnership under the sye and @ of ca RMAEk slckRD0
for the purpose Of rataeing Geaeri AUCTION BUSINESS
[Sgnsdl JAMES L. CARMAN.
1nh25 Bin IBigned1 T. RfCAHDO,
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FIsHING TACKLE, sEINEs,NETs, etc.

rgNHE subscribers receiving their usual supply Of
Il FISHING TACKLE, which with their stock no@ "A
store makes their tie complete and E4
best in the COMPROMISING in Of English and "a
American Scenes; Cast Nets; Shrimp, Irap, llp. "a
Crab and Landing Nets, also PaTsidge Nets Hemp vi
and Cotton Seine 1Naines; Herring Twne; Linen, III
Silk, Hair, Grass, Cotton, and also Plated LiEssi W
Lines complete; bamboo aRi other Rods, plAin and
jointed Reels; Floats, RAgs ard Tips; Swivels and -
Sinke of steel, brass and copper; Wcgher, Eelpearsi
plsgoFgen Batting Needles; Sneoding Sst AlgleIieS.
Brooke Kirby, Salmon, Pike Aberdeen, Virginia, Carlisle,
QaShanessy biacksh and drum Hookss artificial fhes ana
Bats, viz: Mnnows Grasshoppers, foss, etc. etc amp
Stools Hooks wire. gimp and &ati Nat bqNs ana os.
kes; Fish Baskets Tackle boxes patent reklqg C1pst
Sporting Knives, etc all Of which viii be sold low az
"''> 'S anu '''1 w, b. McCUrCHoN & co.
xnuq gpXV 80 ffurier street.
e. SEiNEs and NETS also made 20 rdsr AMI Ispaired
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
r to r. Nj. HARRISON & Co,
E0R C1IIENRNIA

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE FOR CALIFORNIA.
VE7 gRIC.dR.4G UA-THRO UGH FOR 200.
81 THE fine brig FRANCIS p. BkCh, fitted up
GILL; in superior manner will SAL in lew Gays Tor San
1n. Juan, Nicaragua, whence passengers will be taken
for san francisco. This route the cheapest and plea
santet attempted. The land travel made b. Stages,
and ali the arrangements completed that there will be
no delay at any point The will be sixty five seventy
days from eharkng from New Orleans. Each passenger
allowed 150 pounds baggage.
Passage through $780, and found b.
For further particulars and through tickets apply
AMI DEW Ely " Ola hh, b. Graver ST.
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Lime Lime. Lime
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co.
TUESDAY April oclock-Wl be sold, their Auction
store, 81 Magazine to close c9nsg nrnent-
SO bBaa Western LIME.
Terms cash apl
To California Traders....To California Traders.
BY SYKES, HYDE d. co.
TUESDAY April oielockWil be sold at their Auction
i stoIe, No. ST Magazine street, Without reserve
100 each containing six CLOCKS packed in good shipping
order Terms cash apl
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t.MOUssuLMAN ZINO,r FOE d. OF tNss
TIL agents lsE the sale o. tbs Nie aoe Ne
1ioe. "a hatlets rno
This aTee "a twhsR sssd q pceI a ~. ~ qa.sy
and ecuaaucai aftse eg ha y - oen e.se * ~
Europe flr thirty ~shuul aGa, -ttt nS PAtyt
slseT oniiis ehnhsa ,isl c cfenlaI, g.llaEa
ths fsQaliiEs sahiaat "a be A, sd nea
= So : ''TA w. sikEk, DAY sfApgFER.
\ tspis $50 ~ AAaetal9
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n
for the purpose Of lratsaeng Gea AUCTION BUSINESS
IaAas s Is slssasS i 5 sl & ShsAAS
Mississippi City-Eots OF Ground fronting on the
Sea-shOFe, for aecount of former purchasers,
TUESDAY April 1850 at Il oeioekW be sold at auction,
ORCHARD ESTATE, sustsd Mississippi City, frO6tins on
the Gulf Of MsIco sold for former plrchaacru
filled comply with tp terms Of publication made
BY drawn by Hdin surveyor from plan drawn BY
surveyor Of Harrison county, Mississippi TO wit;
Lots Nos and H. sold for account Of hessh Williamson and
Brady.
Lots Nos H. a. 10 H. leecuntof D. L. Carroll
~ % ~ iol % g Ts
belonging the estata fully described above
psa The titles to the above property atspereet
eudorsers.
before HanOsOn Notary Public expense of the
purchaser o. ap2
Manila Assorted.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
TUESDAY, Aprl = 81 10 ocoekN be sold Il 60 Poydras
by aud under inspection Of the Port WaIdens for
account Of whom it may 3
100 cgs Manila Rope assorted slightly damaged board ship
Nathaniel Kiniba, on voyage from Boston to this port
Terms cash Hpl
Groceries Provisions. Liquors, etc.
BIZ SYKES, HYDE d. co.
TUESDAY April at hspast 10 o,eockWl be sold, their
Auction Store No Magazine fest opposite Banks Arcade
500 boxes Mr. Raisns $40 quarter boxes do,
90S bags Re- and Hsvaua Coffee oj Is DOTs. Soap;
5000 Havana clgaTs; 50 ho1ea Tu@blers
80 ootaves pure French Brandy Is dozen Shoyels;
. eighth casks Domestic Brandy; Is bbs DO.
10 uerces Rice SO packages Teas; si
IS baskets Olive OH; 40 Teams Psper
Hams, Beet, PORK, II. ..,,-
slightly damase on board ship Nathaniel KinbAn:
lel dozen Painted Pas So dozen eTooms;
csses, each "a Charms "A bbls- Red Herringi -,
5 md -
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spoken.
On the sd u, off Key West packet ship st. Louis, Capt
Bunker, hence for New York.
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ONE ar Two Families and few Single Gentlemen
O'be accommodated with ROOMS and BOARD on
modefss terms No Sc CdroRdst street. Rsay Poyaras
street 6hek, nay Bosrdsp % per week' Lodging with
Boaras " q" mA@ In
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pany.
-, FOR NEW YORK.. via Havana United
%kGINN Stqtss Mai Steamship Company splsn2
aisadid mail steamship OHIO, (Se0 tons burthen,)
Lieutenant james Findley ehenck, u s. n, commanding,
leaves MONDAY, 18th April, o clock, NJ, punc-
tuay, from head St Mary sstree Lafayette. The great
size and strength OF the Ohio with her superior double en-
gnes OF 1000 boe power each, insure to her passengers the
greatest speed and safety, which cannot be acquired by any
steamer of single engine. The arrangements for the
comfort OF passengers the liberal scale In her
spacious saloons and well ventilated cabins and
combined all the oOnveniences OF inst rate hotel.
~ An experienced surgeon accompanies this and all
other vessels Of the Company.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
New ork-Sate-rOom Berth, Ladies' Saloon. SO W
Sate-rOom Berth, After Saloon. % W
State room Berth, Forward Saloon, u W
Standee Berth, Forward Saloon. to W
Steerage Berth, beds and separate mess = ~
To avana-StaterOOmB Beth, Alter Saloon. 70 W
StaterOOm Berth, Forward Saoon;. 20 w
Passengers for Havana must procure passports from the
Spanish Consul.
passage secured until paid for All passage tickets and
orders receive freight must be procured from the office
the Ageus PARADISE.- LAWRASON x CO.,
apl lU6 Magazine street
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~, CUBEBS-F For Diseases Of Che Urinary Organs.
The extensive of this Remedy for the last in this
city, during which period il has rarely failed % effect
feet cure, where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully Observed is the best evidence OF It's
great and unequaled excellence. Being free from all naq
seating properties acceptable the most delicate stomach
E Put upn jars of convenient and portable sze and
Tor ise SnkyCaPHERsoN,s Drng and Chemical Store,
hln 6mSn No. % O m street. New Orleans
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10 ss AGAIN vii be furnished rednced prices Adress u
WRIGHT & co No l51 Chartres stIset, New OEealsss
Also 10 be had at N JARVIS, and ;. FHAW'S. mill
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A sAfE AND CERTAIN REMEDY ROE TIE sRAskIs oH
STONE IN THE aLABbk r, FOR DERAN6EAEAis
or THK KIDNEYS URINARY OK
CANS, AND kL4s KINDRED
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III
B.EIDER.

Cruekett. W. y: ELaE.
We are acquainted with number of the foregoing names
and concur in Cot. Crockett's statement
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Coara.a,s LifI.oafrtEftc.

~ All articles in the Medicine ne not mentlo.lsi u u
catalogue VIII be supplied on equally 1avosne siis ~
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s.iaa, tIOa GalyestOu-Gsu, RGasY,
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OF the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts of the Country, could be given, sufficient to
fill every column of this paper
TO MoTnERs AND MARRIED LADIES.

IU MOTHEhS AND AEAhhIED LADIES.
In all cases of Female Diseases the Galvnnc Belt is OF
estimabe value Ii would take many columns,
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union. Weakness, irregularities, low spirits, pain in the
breast and side choToss THOR albus, poasus ute or falling
of the womb, costveness, obstucted difficult mensuaOn
general prosaOn of the system, and all affections Of similar
character Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention. The eneryatng of
climate renders some natural stimu!aa necessary for the
preservation of female health and surely nothing can
eft, or ecacous as the smuapt which Mature herself has
provided This is Gdi0Gnism, and its application by the
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid in every respect pleasant
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its use, and the
most feeble and delicate can wear with entire ease and safety
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES.

Plough IA tons;
e, :. :. Monlds-l0 tons;
Braziers Rods Ia SIG and 3-s inches round90O bds;
Sheet English American and Tennessee-rOm 10
TO $500 bundles;
Hoop Iron--from a to AZ inch--S0O bundles;
Round :. from to az nch-200 bundles;
Gut Naik-oeebrated Weymouth, and other good brands
800 kegs;
Pres Spikes-300 kegs;
Tin Pates-best Charcoal brands-600 boxes;
Block Tin, Zlnc, Spelter, etc.-l5 600 lbs;
Brazers Copper-rom 10 TO 100 lbs sbees40 900 lbs;
German Shear, Blister and Cast SteeE25,O 900 lbs;
Axes-genuine Collins, Hunt s, etc-250 boxes;
Spades and Sh0yelsAmes and other brands-50 dozen;
Whttemore's Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards-6O0 dozen;
Coffee Allls-Wilson's genuine-2O0 dozen;
Patent Balances and Platform Scales;
Anyls Vises Stock and Dies, Bellows;
Ok, Trace, Log, Halter and Coil Chains;
Chain Gables and Anchors;
CoOper' Tools; Timers do;
American and English Locks Sliding Door Furniture,
Hooks and Plate Hinges; Butts and Parliament Hinges
Window Frames OF every description; Hoes of de-
oIkngs, Halls, and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 tons;
Jared aud Manila Rope-all sizes; s
Oakum, Marine, Houseline, ETC.; .
Sperm, LiIseed Lard and Whale Oils;
Atlantic Pure White Lead; -
Brooklyn, Nos. aud 2, Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; VerdigTis;
Paris and Chrome Green; .. H
French Pots from to 50 Pints;
Mill and Grind Stones;
Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe etc., etc.
to- They also the only Agents in New Orleans Of
Hilhnan, Vanleet Co., celebrated t q IN n ESS
IRON sac Wed&Sal6m
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The weakened body giving Tone 70 The VARIOUS
organs and invigorating the entire system.
Also, in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM,
ACUTE and CHRONIC GOVT, EPILEPSY, LUAf.
BB4AAlGq, DEAFSEsS NERyops TREBIMIoRs. PAI
RALGIA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and
CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALI
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complaints arise from on
simple canse-namely, rs. a I)ER.dNGE.hE.NI or
THE NERHO US SYSTEM
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TFNHE subscriber have hand variety Of articles suitable
Il for trayeeIs-Doube Barrel GUNS, RIFLES, Pl y
tolls, HUNTING KNIVES, POWDER FLASKS,
GAME BAG SHOT POUCHES, CANTEENS, Ere:
They have also Just received assortment Of Aliens and
Colts REVOLVERs, all of which they offer ion sale for
cash at No. 15'Chartres strest. oorDn,c,,
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The GALvANc BELT. THREE DOLLARS.
Tax GALVANIo NECKLACE......... Two DOLLARS.
The GkLvANIC BRACELETS. ........ ONE DOLLAR EACH.
The M AGNETIC FLUID .............OHE DOLLAR.
Nv The articles are accompanied by full and plain direo-
tons. Pamphlets, with full particulars, be had Of the
AuIhOriZeh A nenf
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Municipality, or to
MINIS GEO. w. HYNSON, So Camp street..
SIR FOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGREs-Ffrst
A TsssetEhe trst class copper fastened and coppened
-, schooner HEROINE, Hussy, master, having been
unavoldaby detained, will sail with immediate dispatch
The ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed and her sailing quail
ties unequaed. Passengers wishing the lshmus,
had better call board at the wharf opposite the Public
Square First Municipality, and select their behs, or apply
to [mh25l JOHN w. ANDREWS s. co. p common st.
"a FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Caifomia-The well
NEk known fast sailing coppered and coppertasened
- bark ALABAMA, Capt WALL VIII have early
dispatch for the above port and handsomely accommo
date few cabin Fer freight or app 70
fy2 or TO @. j. MEEkER 4 CO., % Poydrss street.
"a. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The A
eFxN brig FIORINA, Capt Pendleton, OF the capacity
- Of 100 bbl. Apply on board, at Fost w. second
mn mhSs p"i'' Vi " BARELLI & co. 81 Common st
"a. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTERTrhe Sci.
<kTiS liam brig CUPlDO, Capt PeEo Tororei Wil De
ready 10 receive early next week cargo LOT any
port in the ELECTROMAGNETIC 40 bales, or ~ wv slaves
Fur mb Ss''' oppH " BARELLI & co. 81 Common St
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14
THE MANIAC PREACHER.

!, was the close Of an autunnal day, as
we approached the dense forest that skirts
The western shore Of the Volga, some TWEEN
" mites from its confluence with the waters
Of Turkey river. Behind US lay the bound
less prairie, stretching away in gentle un-
du!ations TO the south, as far as the eye
could bound, with its rustling herbage, scar
ed and cribrownei BY the nu,umnal lros,s,
willie here and there lonely flower droop.
ed its head, bIighted, yet waving in the
autumn breeze. Before US the yellow
leaves Of the ferest were fast eddying their
way TO the ground, betraying the light skip
Of the rabbit, whose .ustling tread would
cause tire timid deer 10 start, and gaze
around, then bound away, among the for
es. hills; while the mournful sound Of the
distant pheasant, drumming its evening
lay, would burst at intervals upon the soli-
tude OF the surrounding scene.
Already The twilight shade Of evening
had began 10 enrobe iiselfin .he sable man.
tie OF night, when we were startled by the
sharp report Of rifle. Aware that VIC
were in the vicinity Of large village en-
campment Of Indians, whose locality we
had been cndeavoring TO discover during
the close Of the day, we halted and seated
ourselves, reclining against the trunk Of a
large tree, in the hope that some guide
would present himself TO view, who could
more readily conduct US to the object Of
our search; and while peering into the dus-
ky scene that surrounded US, and listening
for the sound Of footsteps, We fa!t an ire
sist:blo shudder creep over us, chilling and
freezing the very ile's blood in our veins
as the arm Of a human being rested heavi-
ly upon my shoulder whlo the hand hung
flisllessiy upon my breast, 70 leap TO our
feet was but the effort Of moment; and as
we brought our rifles to defensive posi-
tion, wo caught n glimpse Of tall manly
form rcceding slowly into the forest, until
the gloon, of the night shielded him from
our view and while revolving in our minds
the character of the mysterious stranger,
the clear tones Of human voice at dis
tance, arose upon tho stiffness Of the sur
rounding scene, echoing far away through
the forest, those beautiful words OF lsaiah--
"IIo! every one that thirsteth, come ye TO
the waters," when the forest again resun'-
cd It's won,cd stiffness. Pausing for a mo-
tnen., then calling aloud TO the mysterious
stranger, and finding that no further discov-
ery Of him was likely TO occur, VIC again
resumed our Journey in the direction ofthe
enc ncan,rmep', The locality Of which We had
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WHOLE NUMBER Al.

which arose the familiar shout Of other
scenes.
"iIo every orc ,ha. thirstcib, come to the
waters, buy wine sud milk, without money
and without price"
Then al! around was hus!ied 10 Solemn
stiffness. The bee hunter had disappear
ed among the cedars, and as the cHnoo
gided behind distan, island, we saw no
more of-ipnald McMaien. the Maniac
Preacher.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14
ALFRED SANDERS, EDITOR.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, NOVEMBER
A SONG OF THE RAILROAD.

BY c. 4. WOLFE.
Through the mould and through the clay,
Through the corn and through the hay,
Hy the margin Of the lake,
O'er the river through the brake,
Ocr the black and dreary moor,
On We bic with screcch and roar!
Splashing! flashing!
CIashing. dashing.
| Over ridges,
| Gullios bridges.
BY the babbling rlll,
Highways,
By-ways,
Hollow, hill
JumPiing-bumping-
Kocking-roariDg
Like 10000 giants snoring.
BY the lonely hut and mansion,
By the oceans wide expansion,
Where the fact'ry chimney smokes,
Where the foundry bellows croaks-
Dash along!
Splash along!
Crnsh along!
Flash along.
On on. with jump,
And bump
And thump,
And a roll.
HES the fire c-6end on to its destined goal!
O'er the aqucduct and bog,
IN we ny with ceaseless iog!,
Every instant something new.
Every instant lost to view!
Now tavern--now steeple-
Now crowd Of gaping people
Now hollow-now q bridge
Now cross-way-now ridge;
Gumble-stumbie-
Rumbe-tumble--
Frctting-getting in a stew!
Churca aud s,ceple, gaping people,
Quick as thought are lost to view.
Everything that eye can survey,
Turns hur'y-burly, ,opsy-iurvy:
Each passenger is ,humpi and shaken,
Like physc is, when to be taken.
By the foundry, past the forge
Fhro' the plain and mountain gorge,
Where Clthedrulrears it's head,
Where repose the silent dead.
Monuments amid The grass
Fit like spectres as YOU pass!
II 10 hail friend inclin'd.
Whish! whin! ka-raM he's left behind.
Rumble, rumble, all the day
Thus We pass the hours away.
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STOVES! STOVES.
uARDwA RE .

m Y. BLAKEMORE, Jr., would TesPfc1..
fully inform the public, that he has Jus.
received aud opened at his Store Room ~,
Main Street, between Front and secona' = ''fse
assortment OF
Stores. Tin and Ifardwdrr.
which he is determined to sell low iol Ian. u.
ie also Agent IG' msm,a IP''ssc CO.. a patent Wire
R,;l;ur or Fencing. lie would say to every one
come AMI examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Davenport, June Goth, 1850.
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DR. JOHN IL. HENlON,

y
HAVING permanently located at kecA Is.
II land. offers his professional services 'e
the ci,zsns Of Davenport and may % lopnu i
tho Store Of A. c. Bllon on Monday o' eaoa
week. Orders left wilibe promptly ATTENDED .
the Variety Store. on -
Ian oath 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

To be weak or undecided, in death as ia
life, is to be miserable. The firm in faith
10 noslic--,hev set out on their jaurney To
the promised land, and only change one
stage Of existence for another.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

We clipped lie following sketch from the
Dubuque Telegraph some time since, bu,
could not earlier find space for its publica-
ton. Tic editor says that s.it was written
by gentleman in an adjoining county
The scene being laid almost in our nme
diate neighborhood, aud in truth, almost il,
sight OF the doors Of many Of our subscri
bcrs, and some Of the characters being per.
sonally known to many Of them, will Sc.
cure for il an extensive perusal."
SCENES IN THE NORTH OF IOWA.
THE MANIAC PREACHER.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-14

E.GuS. Ills, contains a ropala.on OF.
1911, Of which number between Co and 10
are RAILROAD hauds, ani not regular resi-.
aents,