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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

FouRT OF JuLv.-rhe fine steamer Jenny Lind will ,aks
Trip on the 4hof July Lewisburg, Mandevle and Na
sohye This will afford excellent opportunity to Mi,
thoss pleasant places Of resort besides the enjoyment Of
TIP on the lake
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

CEMETER1Es.--At Pittsburgh cemetery has
been commenced on an extensive scale. The lots
laid out will realize 100000, all Of which will be
expended in Improvements In Utica new
cemetery has been constructed. 1t contains 36
acres. About 10000 persons were present. among
them were 400 Onondaga Indians They de-
posted the sacred stone Of their tribe in the centre
| of the cemeierv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

FRUIr-The stalls of the uiterers present suiptinr dis
play Of peaches. figs and grapes. in all their fTe s,e
the imported scy tropical fruits have loss al eir CHARMS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

The Free Trader says that Capt. Middenhoff has
found the cannon carried offto Cardenas, and will
fire salute with it on the Fourth. We would res
peclfuy ask if this is the same piece brought ofas
trophy from Aludrado, after the town had surren-
dered TO the gallant Hunter, Of New Orleans We
think it was very naughty in the officer to take q
town, which, like the gipsy girl mounted behind
PIPES was meat for his master
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

Cows POISONED AT ST. LoUIs-We learn from
the St. Louis papers that no less than thirteen cows
have been poisoned on the commons, near ST.
George, and that several had died from the same
cause in the settled parts Of the city. The scoun-
drels who perpetrated these acts, did it to get the
hides of the cattle, which they sell to the tanners.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

STRAWBERRY CULTlvATIoN. = Those who
know any thing about tke magnificent strawberries,
and immense quantities Of them raised on bed
about 80 feet by no. for several years past in the
garden formerly owned by me in King street, may
like to know the process by which l cultivated
them.
| applied about once a week, for three times,
commencing when the green leaves first began to
start, and making the last application Just before
the plants were in full bloom, the following pre-
paration- of nitrate OF potash, gauber salts, and
sal soda, each one pound, Of muriate of ammonia,
one quarter of pound, dissolved in thirty gallons
of rain or river water; one third was applied at a
time, and when the weather was dry, applied
clear soft water between the times Of using the
preparation--as the growth Of the young leaves is
so rapid, that unless well supplied with water the
sun viii scorch them, ] use common watering
pot, and make the application towards evening
| Managed in this way, there is never any necessity
Of digging over the bed or setting it out anew
Beds of ten years old are not only good, but bet
ter than those OF two or three years old But yoI
must be sure and keep the weeds out-C. III. Il.
NORTHAMPTON Gazette
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

Coon INTENT TowBoAr OFFICE, June @, 1870.
Il at meeting the Board OF Control holden this day, JOHN
MORERASs Eco was unanimously eected Secretary Of this
ompanv tg2lw JUNIUs BEEBE, Manager.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03


OFFICIAL J0uNNAh
Cf ~ ceanea II shs Sseasf llssssespas.tg.
nav oRhEAEss
,s,.nntspar sssssS'<G. July >, 1850.
xTSTvzr. q - Al.AnAmA. --Aiessss- g. ,.
Mssker 81 Co.sA4se received telegraphie DIS
,,s,l sstno notice ii the arrival Of the steamship
A,sbs,6x i the 8 W. Pass yesterday, a a
sclosl. ;. i. She brings fifteen days later news
from California.
Tux sr2rr 81 NV MznIco = Another star
L seas.,s. i about 10 b added 20 the galaxy New
Mexico il already knocking Al the door for admis-
SION. AMERICAN so Is certainly prolific Of States
Thers 4 no doubt d he fact that we are great,
very great people.
We Esisr on readers to the intelligence pub
l;.he s. another column under the head, Impor-
iant from New Mexico etc. We predict this
viii ezbse str in the country especially at Wash
inxton City. New Mexico has defined her boun-
daries; and she has done it in way to show very
clearly that she is determined TO have full share
Of our late territorial aoquisitions We shall not
nav undertake to 60 into an examination q her
right make such appropriation, but i rs evi-
dent that she docs not intend to do things by halves
Hun line due South from me point AZ "nasn '4s
lo0sh degree Of longitude cuts re Arkansas .lse'
70 The point Is which the same me cnss tns oo,o-
49,. II ~ +, ascres IL longitude cuts
,s ss., ,,, II california q the point at which
she same line intersects the river Gila then con-
meet the Northern and Southern points by lateral
lines almost parallel and we SHAH hass view MEX.
ico As defined By herself, with an area Of about
80. $4,000 y1,,,syz s,s,Fa ., brsesg i
~ ''''. =, = - e, ,i,Eas
about one nais o. what Is no" caiAnsu "
and quite enough altogether for three vsEF
tabie States
=. So
ANOTHER OuTRAGE.--YYe leaf9vy '.e q
nah tsrers. that flIe schooner ca Taylor, Wright,
MASTER which arrived N thar peri on s'le Nos' ~
ports that while on che pope from Cnagfes, bound
=. r1,-1-,. 5.,.s.1 a.. ~ she was boarded BY a
Spanish sloap-oftn1t The boarding officer de-
,a,,,fA ~ se.sas raners, but not being satisfied
-.:.a e. ,. = ,ya4arsl saarch of The vessel
WIFE i'i's' .'7 t.7 :,
t,......,. ~ csysa;n.
\ =, ,r y ~ sI,-.l -. q ,.,,,, ,.,;,l, ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

TELrGRAPHEp Y - Gs-
FfKsT DIsPAT
BALTIMORE, June n. 1850.
NevvYorIk Markets.
Nvyv,onx, EVENING" Cotton market Exhibits a
with sales of 5000 bales. In the Flour market
~. Z moderate business doing Wheat and Corn
Provisions dull. and but little doing.
Rome.
The advices from Rome state that heavy rains
had destroyed the Salt Ponds in the vicinity Of
the city.
The latest dates from Monrovia Ito the 18th
May state that the Colony is in prosperous
SECOND DIsPACHs
BALTIMORE, June g.
NewYorIk Markets.
NEwYoRK, Evening Cotton continues firm sales S0Ot
bales at previous prices In Flour there is nothing doing
here to notice Il In Wheat the transactions small
There is an active demand for change in Provi
sions Whisky is held &c., There is fair trade il
Turpentine Sale of 600 bbls 50 firm
and Tobacco stiff.
THIRD DIsPAToH.
BALTIMORE, June %.
India and China.
The latest advices from India are unfavorable il
commercial point of view. The commercial in
telligence from China likewise is not regarded a
favorable.
England.
Tie English Ministry has been defeated on tn
Greek question, and their resignation is hourl
expected
poupTu nTspA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

= MASONIC CELEBRATION AT WooDvILLE,
Mlss.-The Masons celebrated St. Johns Day by
procession, address, installation of the officers
dinner and supper Eghty-one Masons were in
the procession At the dinner, which we are
happy to see, was attended by the ladies', one hun
bred and seventy persons sat down. The supper
was at the Courthouse. The affair seems to have
been regular old fashioned village fete. Wood
vile is one of the most delightful villages in the
South
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

IA ne WARREN LODGE NO. 67--An adjourned meet
~ IA ing Of this Lodge will be held Masonic Hall, Ba
Nv ronne street Oh FRIDAY EVENING" July S. half
ast O'Clock, Members will punena and Visiting Brethren
re fraternaily invited. By order Of the W. M.
ly2 l.. n. LANE Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA-The following news
of Importance from Guatemala, we obtain from the
Honduras Waterman. The latest dates say that i:
''The mountain war is about terminating, in con-
sequence of the active measures taken by the Gov
eminent troops under Cen Carrera Laitery, the
Indians had committed great havoc, and even
burnt down the 1ourishing town of Jalapa this
caused another movement among the inhabitants,
and an ancient Chief, named SimonistO, resolved TO
seize the principal Chieftain, Robert Reyes, a
white man. the worst character of all the rebellion
lists, and having shot him and five other Off
GERS, he placed himself at the orders of the Com.
mandant OF Chiquimula, praying for immunity lol
himself and men from the Government, and offer
ing to make the road from Guasiatova safe, which
at the present day is impossible This grea
changesgives hopes of the termination of this war;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

" How many men who lv'd 10 bless mankind,
Have died unihank'd! Far-teaehing and self tau ghi,
They did what learning scOrns to Learn or teach
Their deeds are portion Of the general thought;
Their thoughts have pass d into the common speech,
And labors wages yet they left behind
Nor name, record save the good that grew
Out Of the sacrifice which gives and saves!
God what tree Is rising from their graves.
To shelter, ey N on earth, the wise and true
Then worship not fam WORDS which like the winds,
Or Homers song, seem things that cannot die,
And ever.liv'd they are but names Qf minds,
Whose good or evil speaks immortality"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

spoke offsen Foote in the most exalted termss and
expense Of all the eminent statesmen Of the nation
But now just hear him. He win abuse Foo,e inlO
fame:
g Old Federal Adams may sustain the reasonable
deseftion Of Foote her organ, hitherto replee with
biinasgaie abuse ofhini, now defends him; out he
1iH haze 70 submit 20 asgful reckoning with the
residue Of his constituency when he returns 10 them
TO account for his stewardship"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03
steamboat Departures Tnis nay.

tR- The new and light draugb steamer cADDo will leav
THIS DAY, July for Shreveport Vnd q. uierneia landings
q N. I. Mn1caaiun aIr.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

The report of a peremptory refusal to General
Camphell's demand, received at New Orleans, is
without foundation
The prisoners remain on board the man-oG-war,
to which they were at first consigned, aud are re-
ported to be healthy. "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

kEasxz1 Or - Ai.AnAmA.- MeesEs 9. Y
Mseker 81 Co. Aaso received ielegraPhie DIS
match oisina notice d the arrival Of the steamship
A,shs,ez e the 8 W. Pass yesterday, a a
sclosR. ) 4. She brings eileen days later news
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

,,,,, .,urp 70 rHE MERoHAsTs' EXCHANGE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03
SILKS s!
THOMAS BRADY,
% Chartres street;


y 1NVH % CvJ
UNUSUALLY LoWi
BARE G ES.
5000 more yards still better BAREGEs, at eighteen and
three quarter cents. .
MIsIins :: AIusIins
Musns Muslins
French JACONETS, at Twenty Gents.
French ORGANIZES, full Chintz. Eight Coors, at Three
shllinsa
Elegant Printed ORGANIZES, at Fifteen Gents.
New Designs in LAWNS, at Ten Gents and few Pieces
left at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS.
CNIiCOeS.
Any qusny Of really superior CALICoEs, at Five Cents
Sill KS.
About FORTY DRESSES of truly elegant SILKS will be
offered for quarter the Manufacturer
~ Together with all other styles and qualities OF DRY
GOODS at proportionate prices.
THOMAS BRADY,
jy1 lot ~ Chartres street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03
From Wasiaangton.

Forty Eight Hours ahead Of tho Mad
We have received the following Geographic
summary, by way Of St Louis. of the pro-
ceedngs of Congress on the oath and 25th inst, be-
ing 4S hours in advance Of the mail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

DRY GOODS. -. DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.
THOMAS BRADY,
az Charities street,
t4r viii, and after
MONDAY, june 3,
offer fhe whole stock in store OF
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ii such prices command immediate SALE Ia oruef 10
necessary arrangements reception Of Large and Costly oraes
now in preparation the ensuing Fall
MUSLINS B1REGES and TISSUES,
SHAW WIS SCARFS, and MANIiLLAS'
GLOVES HOSIERY Gnd RiBBoNSi
LACES LINENS, &C
all of which, with many other articles, will be offered 70 per cent
ldwer than our usual uniformly Low Prices
ies 2dp I'm THOMAS BRADY, q Chartres St.
Valuable Family Medicines
ez- Dr. wlsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Or. RoGERs's LivERWoRT AND TAR.
Dr.. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS
HowE's SHAKER sARsAPARILLA.
TOWNsEND'5 do.
SANDS DO.
BULLS do.
BRIsTOLs do.
GUYsoTT's YELLOW DOCK and sARsAPARlLLA'
osGooD's INDIA CAOLAGoGUE.
sMITH's TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JEW DAvlD's HEBREW PLASTER
PERRY DAvIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
ETC. Etc. Etc. Etc.
The Msane genuins always on hand and sod "h0e
sCOVIL & MEAD, I13 Charires street.
t Dealers in Medicine ard purchasers generally notified
- we are The uly General agents the above articles IN
all the Southern ssaies- mylo Sm2lp o M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

FRoM HAyANA.-The Mobile Register gives the
following, relative to the Cardenss prisoners, re-
ceIved ssyshe b ritisb steamer ray, which left Ha-
,,a,,s ~, tbs 9th i3It
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

The latest dates from Monrovia Ito the 15tl
May state that the Colony is in prosperous
condition
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

ts light draught and FIST running ss9mes coRlNNE will
all Intermediate antngf THIS DAY
Ri inst. at So I. b. SMITH,, %
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
CABINET FURNITURE.

<-----z, MANUFACTURED and for sale
SET 1s .iszx2 By the undersigned in the Shop
No. 5, opposite the new Post Of
fee building, formerly occupied BY John Pore.
An assortment now on hand, and new lot OF
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture.
6JCOFFlNS made 10 order al any time and
arrangements made by which III few weeks a
Hearse will be furnished TO those who may de-
sire t.
Come and see and bring your money along.
WM. BuRRIS
Davenport, April 25ih, 1864. 33.,y.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
DIR. GREEN'S
OXYGENATED BlTTERS.
ENoR the cure Of Dyspepsia. &c.


ENoR the cure Of Dyspepsia, gem
ia erai Debility. &c.--,hc best and strcngcs,
certified medicine in the world, for the cure OF
D spepsia in all its forms-such rs headaches,
habiual cos.iveness, acidity of stomach, loss
Of appetite, asthma. piles, inciPient consumption,
debility, exposure 10 extreme heat or cold, old
NOE. and. in fact, from imperfect indigestion or
a deranged condition Of The stomach Il il also
M excellent remedy. and rot surpassed by any
medicine in use. for females suffering from ute
rine or nervous arrangement.
Among the numerous and highly respectable
certificates received we refer the following:
Hon. l.. l.. Arnold, formerly governor ofRaode
Island. now member OF Congress.
Hon. W. Woodbridge, do Michigan
now e s, Senator.
Hon. J. L. Morehcad, TO Kentucky,
t.. s. S.
Hon. j. 4. Simmons, U. S. Senator from Rhode
leland.
Hon. Samuel 8. Phelps, do - Vermont.
Hon. VIM. upham, do do
Hon Solomon Foot. do do
Hon. II. ID. Foster, NJ. Congress from Penn.
Hon. w. Il. Martin, del in C,ng. from r..
Gen. A. c. Dodge, NC do Iowa
n. P. stowe, Esq. Clerk 0! the House Of Rep.
c. c. Tfowhridge, Esq Detroit, Mchir n.
Samuel r. Holmes. Fro. N,ldietown, CT.
George w. Jones, M. c. from iowa.
Joseph l!oxic, Esq. No. 20 Wall-s,. n. Y.
0|3-Price 81 90 per bottle, sold wholesale and
retail by A. SANDERS, Agent.
Davenport, July 4,I. 1850. 43-4m
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NEW SHOp AND
n Il w PRIC ES!

HE1Tl lE subscriber would respectfully in
- form the citizens Of Maquoacta and the sur
rounding country that he is carrying on the
Chair mud Cabinet Making
in all its branches. lie therefore would in
70 m the public at large that he has opened a
shop at Maqnoket,, Jackson county. where
he has established himself permanently with
the determination TO please his customers in
quality and prices Of work. He will positively
sell CHE.al PER than any other establishment in
the country ror the quality Of work. Farmers
bring on your Wheat. Lumber, Butter, Cheese,
Bacon, &C. Three mouths credit with security
will be given to those not having the READY,
10 those who have, 10 per cent discount will be
made. Noetiort viii be spared to accommodate
all and he hopes by untiring industry and atten
ton TO business and punctnality 10 his engage
ments to retain all old customers and obtain ma
ny new ones.
CoFflss made with dispatch.
63"Three JoUESEYaEs CHAIR MAKERS want
edimmedia'e'y 70 whom good wages and steady
employment will be given.
JOHN POPE.
Mainoke'a, June s8th, l8i9. 42-ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

Lows LAST RrcuEsv Farewell, Fare
we'll cried. sWhen return, thou'a be
nv bra,e--,iil then be faithful sweet adieu
In silence of I'll think Of nu.'
The g'istening tears strained her bright
eyes-her thickening brsa,his cheked with
sighs--her tongue denies her bosom's sway
-.Fareweil.'-l tore nlyseif away.
One nioment stay she stammered out
nad qucl, IS thought wheeled about.
NY angel speak! can augh, be done 10
comfort thee when an gone! III send
thee specimens fart from every ElroPean
mart-l'lI sketch far thee each Alpine scene
TO let thee see where ! have been. 4 stone
from Simplo's dreadful height, shall gralifs
thy curious sight. I'll climb the fiery f.
mas side TO bring home treasures TO my
bride; and oh, my life, each snip shall bear
double letter 10 my fair.
'Ah, George, The Weeping angel said,
and on my shoulder fell her head-'For
cons,ancy my tears are hostage but when
you write please pay the pcstagc.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

Near Reason for The Prpetuity Of Me
Union AN Eastern Orator harangning
his audience on the vast extent and over
whelming population of the American re.
public. ezclaims BY way ofclimax. "Faneuil
Hall was it's cradle, but whar. whsr shall
we find timber enough FOR its coflihg'
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Ir.y AND FAr.--The Pals correspon.
men, &c the 81. Louis Republican relates the
following anccdote:
Al tho theatre Of tho Varieties ihore -
an actress, one ot tho best in Paris; VINO
has the misfortune to be exceedingly, de-
plorably thia--ws might almost say,
scrawncv. A few months ego sue hea1a
ola doctor who il was said had succooced
in manufacturing mineral water "n.e"
had tho power OF making people gro" 'a..
She wen, to hia ins,anter. "iDact"f'
aa;d she. swha, mast do 10 get tsty'-
s7,.Lc nv wa,ers.n sAnd shall get tat?''
s1mmedntelv.' The thin actress plunged
;n,o tho doctors baths. md drank The water
early andAiato. Three months passed a.
vay: and she grew no latter. Al last she
called the doctor, and said. Doctor. don't
GROW fai.n .Waii little while replied
the doctor. "Will i, DO long" "F,i,een
DAYS al far.hes,. You see tina, big fat wo-
man walking in the garden! When she
first csme here sho was perhaps thinner
than YOU "Wha,! may hope Sill
teen DAYS at most" said the doctor, Two
more months passed; the actress grey thln-
ner and thinner. Oac day as shoswas IA
king her warm mineral bath sho heard q
dispute going on in the bathing room next
"a her own. "Decidediy, doctor" sali The
hiR fat woman above MISUNDERSTANDING led
Is, doctor, dom, &c, biz thinner. "Hsve
patience, madame" sail the doctor; ''soa
see tha, very tain lady who sometimes
walks ia the garden9" Yes. ""ei',
she is a actress from the Varieties, whose
excessive "a. forced her 10 absent herself
from the stage: she came TO me--you see
The result. Before fifteen DAYS promise
you shall be thinner Than she is.
Al theee words the thin actress rose
from her warm bath. dressed herself, and
with heart divided BY grief and indigna-
ton, silently left The house, hoping, hawov-
er, to keep her misfortnnes secret, nut ID
Paris secret is an impossibiii,y, aud some
how or other the story got out.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

NaMES.-Emma is from the German. ami sgni-
fes nurse; Caroline, from the Latin. noble
minded; George, from the Greek. a farmer: Mar
tina from Hebrew, bitterness the beautiful ihongi.
common name, Mary, is Hebrew, and means a
drop Of salt water, a tear: Sophia, from Greek,
wisdom; Susan, from Hebrew. iilv: Thomas,
from Hebrew, a twin; Robert. IRON German, Ia
nous il council.
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IAN and after Monday, Aprll -, 1870,
~ the trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
between Chicago and Elgin, as follows:
First train leaves Chicago al 8, 4. n.
Arrives a, Elgin II, a. NJ.
Second train leaves Chicago at 3, r. ~
Arrives a, Elgin, 6i r. NJ.
First train leaves Elgin al 4. NJ.
Arrives at Chicago, 10, 4. N
Second train leaves Elgin al ;, p. N.
Arrives al Chcago,6 81 r.
Stageerun in connection, as follows:
From ELGiN, via BQjvidere, r ford and Free
port, to GALrsA, daily, on arrival Of cars, nj IL,
i. NJ Also, from Sr. CHARLES. via Genoa, Rock
ford and Treeport, to GALENA, daily, a; 5, A. n,
connecting, at Galcna, with SieamUoa.s for the
Upper Mississippi.
From ELGis, via Bcloit and GAINESVILLE, to Map
ysos, Wis, daily, at II, \. NJ.
From ST. CHARLES, via Aurora, Oswego and
Bristol, 10 Ouo@a, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 5, a. NJ.
From ST. CHARLES. via Sycamore, Oregon CITY
and Dixon. TO ROCK lsLAEp, on Sunday, Wednes-
day and Friday, al Z, A.. NJ.
From WnEAToS's, via Na2ervlle, 20 AURORA
da:ly, on arrival Of cars, at 5, 7. II.
From WHxAToN's 10 Dixon, Ibany, Rock Is
land and Gaicna, Monday, Wednesday and FRI
dnv, on arrival OF Cars Mt 5, T. y.
JOHN b. TURNER,
.lciing Director.
Chicago, May 1, 1850. 34-6m
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An old lady il PENIS, lyauia had an IN
eonquerab'e ssersion TO rye, and never
could ca, il in any form, ''till Of late they
have gos," she said, ''to making il into
whiskey. and find can now and then
w0rry down IA little"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
PRINTING PAPER

PRINTING PAPER.
EEEilE Subscriber has on hand large
III supply Of paper 22X32 which he offers low
for cash.
lie is also Agent for McCreary's superior Prin-
ting Inks,
Which are put up in cans OF various sizes
common News and Book, and also Colored Inks
II. a PORTER, Rock Island, I'll.
Dec. 9th, lG4o.