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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10
JOY I'D THE WORLD.
PER RY DAVIS,
Genuine Vegetable Pain Killer.

NTO MEDICINE has been discovered
~ that is so happily adapted 20 use in'efm.
~ as drops to hc taken, aud yer perform secs
wonders when applied externally ~ wash, v
bath By friction. Esty M m
The price rom D 10 50 cents per bottle &C.
cordins 10 the size will enable NIL 10 use il. 7
yoa doubt, begin with n % cen, bottle, and tiR
will remove ,oar Doubts, and make yo0bny sns
use, and recommend 10 yonr friends more .haa
d hundred certificates would. Who will uy
them and save life and suffering FOR twenty-five
cents.
The Pain Killer may be used with success
that vii! astonish the bcholder, in such cases Is
the following: Fever and A que; Chflis and II.
yer. Cholera-alorbus. Dysenterv, Pain in ihs
Side and Stomach, cnts aud Bruises, Bronchiis
Healing Sores on Man or Beast, Raising Blood
Too,h-nche, Eoarseness, chiiblains and Frcstf4
Feet. Spasns, Prevent Blister from Burns
Scratches or Torn Flesh, Bites or Sings, Eieu
matte Complaints, Bowel Complaints, &c.
We have Certificates 10 fiji volume, which
might be published, showing the wonderful 81
tec;s Of the Pain Killer, but they are too colH
mon, and used fos articles OF no merit; and ID,
% cent bottles will do more than thousand VII
known names 10 convince tho user. 80.
10 fdntiiies.-We earnestly solicit all heads 81
families TO frs one % cent bottle OF Tire PAN
Killer, and they will then be convinced Of in
efficacy in the cure OF the above complaints, and
we are cert in will ever after keep il an hard
Remember and ask for Perry Davis Veesiaais
Pain Killer, the Original and only true article.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at the Family Aled
cinc and Canton Tea Store, Corner 4,h and 0t
i've, St Louis, by A. I. WoopwArp, Gener
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10
OOuy'S OlNTN1EMT
N.E,IER E.lILS.

1T /. most perfect remedy foi sores q q! anus
cures Calls, nrnises sPiains, Riaseonuss, spay,ns
SSn.3 hands. Sore I.ips. Running Sores, Pliss,
eusa face sore feet, legs ueers Csntrac.sa
cnrls E- tive boils Enlarged joints, onaies, "a en-
ses 81 bruises and scalds an immediate. sPPisssou "
~. o;ntn,ent viii afford instant relief.
As Horse and family Ointment; the ~
challenges the world to produce its equal. ~ M
;n,aiuahe article on hand, for cases Of emersenrr
No family should be without it for single day. ~
hour Of pain when we least expees .hs.r
r,,e IL pre pared. This Ointment Is fut w y cIy
i'm ioxes ana sold al the low price Of FNy CIV
ner box Obsrrs the written signature Of tnc FRO
Pr,ncipsi Depot, Cody's American Agency Once,
A. SANDERS, Agent for Davenport, Iowa.
November 9Th, lSl9. ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10
N EW STO r e ]!

HvHE subscriber has just receiy-
i ed and now opening at
Eult0n's Old Corner,
An entire .ien Sock Of Goods embracing great
variety Of seasonable Dry Goods,
Queensware, Hardware, Groceries,
Boois and Shoes
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, &C.,
Which will be sold as,onishing.y ior for CASH or
most kinds of Produce. The attention Of Far
mers is particularly invited TO the examination
Of this Stock.
!. r. CHRISTIE.
Davenport, October 25th, 1919.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10

RTE subscriber would respectfully in
d form the citizens Of Davenport and the sur
rounding country that he is carrying on The
Chair and Cabinet Making
in all its branches. lie therefore would in
form the public at large that he has reinos ed
from the Old Stand on Front Street to his new
shop No. Brady s., in Mr. Dayenporl's Square
opposite Pechtel's Plough Shop, and have also O.
pened Shop at Maqaokets, Jackson CO., where
lie has established himself permanently with
the determination 10 please his customers in
quality and prices Of work. He will positively
sell CHEAPER than any other establishment in
Davenport Tor The quality or work. Farmers
bring on your Wheat, Lumber, Butter, Cheese,
Bacon, &c. Three months credit with security
will be given to those not having the READY,
TO those who have, 10 per cent discount will be
made. No effort will be spared to accommodate
all and be hopes by untirins industry and aiten
ton TO business and punciuality 10 his engage
men,s TO retain all old customers and obtain ma
ny new ones.
CoFFINs made with dispatch.
fIrThree JorEvEYnEx CHAR MAEEas want
ed Immediately TO whom coed wages and steady
employment will be given.
Don't 1.-THE place,
No 5,
BRADY STREET:
In large letters on the front oil The Shop
JOHN POPE.
Davenport, June 28th, 1910. 4e-ly
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GAPS

CATS.
A fine assortment, just received q ",
ter, Musk, Cloth, Hair Seal aud C,az .,a
Caps-at all prices from zoe. e &c ",'o'
nj WI
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AI.PACAS, SC.

AI.PACAS, Sc.
Some beautiful AIpacas, Mohair. Plaids
and Dslisle stripes, which will be sold cheap
at WM. INSLEE'S.
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l.NsEYS.

a fine Ia, Of plaid and plain Lnseys'
very cheap, at NM 'N
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,CAL.lCOES.

aCALlCOES. s
a fne LOT OF the latest style Prints, just
received, which will be sold at very small
advance 90 Eastern cost, by
.seg WM. INSI.EE.
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BOOTS AND SHOES. q
A large Stock jus, received direct IRON
Rston. which arc offered very low by aal
Ds'' WM. lNSLEE.
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M.ANNELS.

A fine Stock just received, and for sale
rery lo,c, al WM.- lNoLEE'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10

JUST RECEIVED,
Sa,iuct,s, Cassimeres, Jeans, Twccus'
Clo,hs. &C. Call and price them al
~ WAI. INSt.EE'S.
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the highest Market Price will be PAID
b. the subscriber FOR heavy hogs during the
season for packing, Sat Ful,ons uld G,rncr;
Nov. aad, 1S49.
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CIGARS.
DAY AND NIGHT.

as person sleeps in the store. medi-
- cinss can be obtained at all hours Of the
night at the Drug Store Of a. SANDERS.
Davenport, Aug i6th.
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N. .. suroap.
JAMES fERaus.
rEnGus 8. BuFoRD'S
FOTN ID Il \
AND
MAoZg NN SHOT,
H0IlyR, ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, ILLINOIS

e
AAUR establishment has been greatly en-
Iarced during The pas; season, and we have
now so great number OF Patterns that we are
prepared 10 execute, with Promptneas, orders sor
Mlll Gearing, Steamboat Work.
Horse Powers, Threshing Ma
chimes. JOB WOrL, &c.
we have executed the wcrs and hare on hand
all the Patterns, Of the BIiii Gearing The spisn-
did new mills in Bloomington and Dubuque, io-
wa; Moline and Como, Illinois. We can also
furnish
rarkes's Percussion and Reaction Water.
Wheels,
and sell the Patent Right. Also. the Rose and
ether Hntsr Eaeels- We are prepared TO make
STEA A E q GzN rs,
TO order. Also, Lockwood's Paienisilorse Pow
er, Rich,s Patent Reaction Water Wheels, Term
inc Lathes, Elacksfnth's Patent Hand Drills.
Covers ChGrn Irons.
We are also Agents for McCormick's Reaper;
Esierly's Premiam Harvester; Haineis Patent
Harvester; Whemplefs Threshing Machine and
Separator. k
Orders for work NAV be LETT at the Foundry,
in Moline. or at n B. Bureaus Sligo Iron Store,
Rock Island, which will be promptly attended
70. All our work, when required, will be deliv-
e.ed at Rock island, and shipped on steamboats,
free Of charge. ,on
Moline, Illinois, June 2ist, is4o. 4i-'f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10

StlEETINGS.
Alarge lot Of BIeached and
Unbleached, at prices that can't be
beat, by WM. lNSLEE.
Davenport, September 20ih, lS49.
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NEW SHOP AND
" E. W PRICESt

EstlE subscriber would respectfully in
d form, the citizens Of Davenport and the sur
rounding country that he is carrying on The
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

tuition Ofthe UniOn--an abiding confidence in
its gparanties-and an ardent desire to see il
preserved inviOlate-ifthis is what you call
Submission" glory IN such submission.--
And if you call 1t want Of nerve, either physi>
cal or moral, to refuse to stand Up and claim
right which has no existence under the consti-
tuition Of the United States--which instrument
you have sworn to support--then | glory in
want Of Neroe to do that which my conscience
torbids. ds.--Southron.
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sIIssIss(ppt GrFolF,
,y,p7 SATURDAY MORNING
4 4 n n. MONTGOMERT.

yo,r il paid within one
bIlI' AZ ! of subscribing. If mot
" ,ims. sI Eve dollars a year VIII
,,v,rrlslsa, JOB WORK, &c.
. y. ..'jT inserted at one dollar pei
b'li. W. ~" II less, for the first in
~ q ins'' .'o,, for each subsequent one
tIV w. ~, n without tue number
''Il a,.s ss,r ,.oscifed, will be published
!, " .d.s ..sSsfgsd accordingly.
~ '.,sOanl 'as nature, whenever ad'
n |. charged at the rate Of two
y, - ~, on lines, each insertion
';Il .i,!ais, n d public addresses, 70.
tisSi t9ilOsSi,iiusl persons or companies
S,si IL, j .iVeftf''m'nt'' and at tn
Y; as;y,.c,,adates- For State and Dis
aas'ps ~ esiscourty Offices, SIS. The fe'
v D every 'lse' /, e.. an dsl,vsrv
!, "',a 'ltors gr must Be paid, or they vii
ndSd 70.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23
The poison of Dead Bodies

Cases have occurred from time 70
TIME recently in which death has en-
sned from the contact Of wound in q
living person with a dead body examin'
ed was Of a child who had died oil IN
damation Of the bowels. pr, Miner has
not vet recovered, and suffers from a6,
scesses in diferen, parts Of his system
AT the time Of the accident, Mrs. AHa
Miner, mother Of Dr.. Miner, an old lady
Of 68 wears, was visiting her sons iaml
lly. and remained to render assistance {!
| 4 few DAYS since, while engaged Y
washing some of the bandages used II
dressing the doctors abscesses, sn'
pricked hersGnger slightly with pln
which had been left in them. She very
soon began to feel pain in her hand anf
lin forty eight hours the infiamed mem e q
her began 70 exhibit signs Of morllhca
lion, which fhally extended up the arr
to he body. On the l4tn inst. this slT
gular Incident terminated in her deatt
The circumstances Of her death rende T
/ extremely affective. The decease
, was the wife Of Mr.. Nathan Miller
Peru. DR.. Millers' Physicians ST.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

"'My word for IT, said Judge Butler the
other day in the Senate, { il California had
come here without that article in her consti-
tuition excluding slavery, you would have
found those who denounee us to-day, armed,
united and pledged, to defeat her application
for admission into the Union.' This (saYs the
Charleston Mercury is not only true, but
there is not man Of common political infor-
nation in the whole country, who does not
know it to be true"
All very likely, but is not the converse
equally true9 Would not in the same event
those at the South, who now denounce the
admission Of California, have been among the
6rst to have cried out in its behalf; unless IN
deed, the bitter end policy had compelled
them even then to have opposed any and every
thing that Gen. Taylor seemed to favor?-
The South then would have as bodily stood up
to protect the people in their right to form q
constitution as many of her citizens are now
! doing to asaail that principle.
!. Does not all this prove that it is the result
, Of the principle in this particular case which
: has caused all the excitement? And is i
I ust is It polite, is Il wise in the South to al
b low her course to be shaped upon the even
: of principle-upon whether the result is for
i tunate or unfortunate for her interests?
e she does so, can she expect TO hold the Mort
y to any sterner reliance upon principle tina
e she herself inculcates; or can she thllk
!, have even the united appreciation Of her ow
" sons, much less to receive the justification 9
e tn, world, in rel, a,rtng to revolution, mercl
IS because principle she has prolessed work
ut badly in one particular instance. Let h,
Iy cling to principle as her great reliance.
l. Others vacillate, let not her follow tie bO
~ example!
OF If that principle has been unfairly put
he operations, let her make it plainly upPe
N. so. But lift has been fairly tested, it we
ny unworthy Of her to make mere itregdlari
er a ground for dsunion, when by her own a
ey missions another test would make no diffe
/ encs in the result If she has fixed print
to pie upon the subject, and that principle be ct
el- rect, let her demand it's application in eve
'of case, and be as ready to acquiesce If that a
ce plication results against her, as she would
Ie- to demand the acquiescence Of the North,
do the event of an opposite result.
Use .aberdeen Independent
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think that he will recover, although
his situation even now is critical The
case Of Mrs. Miner is without prece.
dent in our knowledge. Ii may well
form question whether the poison rr
ceived from the dead body originally was
perpetualed in the system Of the first
victim and had its peculiar effect upon
the second-Springfeld Republican,
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"Yoa7RZ:

From Godey's Lady'' Book
Woman's ROVER
~ rRlSE l. WALTERS.
!. me not that wOman's weak
alant, Or unkind;
ippaat writer's often speak
4 dane Ealure's ma ster freak
Iiullng voman'S mind
he sufferers lOwly bed,
nils the heart Of meni
,acs fails and hope is fled,
,alies the dying head,
il !, constant then?
Ihs with a tireIoss eye,
ndy heaviug breath?
IN round, forever nigh,
A' last expiring sigh,
lhs the pangs of death?
appointments sink the soul,
lidus troubles throng;
is1srts its wild control,
nV's stormy pillows roll,
Aln, Oh! who is slrOng9
hbensath misforIune's blow,
les fOrsake his breast;
aPowep are all laid low,
" AisswallOwed up in woe,
laby woman blest.
al cheer bis drOOping heart,
nae hiS soul again;
Rcankering cares depart,
! AHsmlling, artless art,
/ 'shs bis keenest pain.
J hVsak! Go ask the sword,
: 'apon Of the brave,-
hi,vhoSe tone, whose iighteat ~o
zen butt whisper heard,
d ndi as her slave.
/. lln'S wild and restless heart
! anI'' passions quell;
! withdraw hates venomed dart,
I, a'ndrevenge depart,
'Aaeln II dwell.
! I. weak, then what is strong?
o. NaIngs bow ~ ner:
|, nl'Powen ali belong;
Y 4'Ed attunes his song,
W Vonhipper.
= fearful pOweris thine:
a'n to thee given
l'I''ng'h almost divine,
alii' '. Vittae's shrine,
'i'd TO heaven.
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'''E' pf Mr.. FOrd3

Y MADISON cOUNTv,)
sRpr''ntptiUs', March S, 1850.
f'l' 'h' a9'h Of January, passed
a'uons oTNRs rights of the south,
s'Ae resolutions of the October
!" These resolutions were amend
I'''e 50 as to provide for the olec-
's''ssio the Nashville convention
r''' Two delegates to be chosen
@nsfessiOnal dislrict-one from
iAe Senaterefused to concur
M ','s amendments, and provided
sS s'u'l o. the delegates by joint vote
,u'es OF the Legislature. Or
. motion was made in tht
''a' house do recede ftom tn,
ssur,n '' '''U
ad.
!. SPEAKER; ] hope the HOus
I. uO@ the amendments; and wi
''a'ons: | have previously y
NV y, was before the House, state
@sa Ne whole Of this prOceediu
1 ", legislature; and, sir, l v,
ls' a''0nished at the action
!, u, ~ ll''sned attentively to ,
lh,nl, ms subject, in the va
n.. i'afn what this Nashvil
a.s assemble fOr,-what is to
g what the character of tn
" the distinguished adv
sn,s S' !. On this flOOr--while ca
SDs,. :. himself the peculiar cha
AhS.s.'y MI y Ne people Or be South
i,,isn advised me Of it's spec
M -, nor convinced me Of
@ssllng. Tha ronvo E;;or
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

CtRr FOR BED-BUss Many persons cOm-
plain of being pestered BY bed bugs; butt
easy to avoid The Inconvenience. On going
to bed, strip off your shirt and cover yourself
from heal to loot with boiled Molassss, Iisi
every part Of the body be thickly covered with
il. On coming to bitelyou the bugs viii stick
fast in the moIassos and yOd can kill them ali
in the morning
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23

CoRREcrIoN.-T we'll known accurate cor"
respondent of the Charleston Courier, thus
correc,s slander started at that city, against
Gen. Taylor:
81 have next to advert to dsogreeable rn-
NOR, prevailing here,i. e., that Gen. Taylor
has threatened here that he would, in certain
event, use the army and the navy to subiugat'
the South.
There is no truth in it: Gen. Taylor, tho
he used some general expressions in behalf Q
the Union; and declared that, Il the Unior
vent down, he would go down with it, he ha'
been extremely cautious in expressions OF
this subject. He has never used harsh ex
preston in regard to the matter; and l!k
wo.liogton,, he has also SAID, in regard to 'hi
subject, that one hair Of his head should nc
know ;be other"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-23
NORTHERN SENTIMENT "A letter fromWa'


NORTHERN SENTIMENT "A letter fromWash-
nGtoi, In the Charleston c ourier says.
II read one very able letter from Western
Judge, an old Federalist, which was as sound
as it was lncid, in exposition Of constitutional
principles, on this subject and going far ahead
of Mr. Clay, he shows that the abolition OF slaa
very in the District of Columbia is unconstl-
tutiOhal. read letters TOO, from prominent
wings, which are fraught with just sentiments
One letter is from source which Irespect and
give the following sentence from it, viz. GAS
hopeful as you are always, of the prevalence
Of The better impulses Of men, you will scarce
ly anticipate SO thorough determination Ol
oil the we'll disposed among US to take more
truly national positions on questions connect
ed with slavery Thisis from Wing and to
Wing. A Pennsylvania Democratic membe
offered to show me to day numbers of letters
The Northern men with whom converse
all say that they are urged to go against 'h'
WImot Proyiso, and not one letter have tae'
received in favor OF it.
Be assured that no WimOt Proviso can pas
the House to say nothing Of the Senate.
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The Utica Star Gays that it is proposed 70
hold tree soil convention, at Buffalo, as ID
Offset to any southern convention.
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''FOR THE TRUTH AND THE RIGHT. !"

CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, MARCH at 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-10
sTEPH. BUCKLAND, & CO., Agents,
Fremont, SanduskY CO., Q.
The Illustrated Domestic Bible.


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27sn1y
DENTISTRY.

DR. L. D. PARKER, FROM CLEVELAND.
d ESPECTFULLY announces TO the public that
II he has permanently located in Fremont, for
the purpose of practicing
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
From the ample resources which he has enjoyed,
for acquiring thorough knowledge Of the profess-
ion, he feels confident that he shall be able to give
satisfaction to all who may desire his aid, IN the va
rious branches of the profession. The public are
assured that the utmost will be taken TO render
his operations both permanent and useful.
Artificial Teeth set on Gold Plate,
in number from ngle one 10 a double sett. Piv-
OF teeth set in the best manner Carious teeth nj
led SO as to permanently arrest the decay. Teeth
cleaned in such a manner as not TO injure the en-
ameI Teeth extracted with the most approved
instruments.
DR.. PARKER, wishes to be understood that he
is responsible for all his operations Persons wish
ing Dental Operations are invited to call at his Of
Gee, in CaIdwell's Brick Bpilding,0ve DR.. Cham
berlin's Ofice
Fremont, June 80, 1s4e-l5
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pnICKs 0F QUAcKs,

Lss EvsRYBop1 RnAD 4Isls CAhnEvEIxs-Fasre is saF
sapara in tho called s =. Town
sends SasspariIle. L is syertissd a. the ORIGINAL GEN
UINE all This Townsend doetorand
but formerly railroads. CANALS and the Hkeyet
the title of Doctor for the purpose Of gaining credit
schools and pEsecsd for fifteen ears p Now the ruth is hs
never pRacticed medicine in his life Such ao frfck
bad character veraciy
wish sincerely he had never made those
of himself Of When will learn honest
truthful in all their dealings and intercourse with their eL
He applied Rue Clappto assist him
featuring his mixture stating the large he would make
inducemen1 embark the business.
insulting and benz all possible oTms order
impress public with belief that Old Doctors
parla the genuine, original S0rsGp1TiH0 made from
The Old DocoT's Original Recipe This Townsend
have sold the OF my for 81 week will give him
$500 if will produce single solitary proof Of this. His
statements Thompson. Sklman Co., nothing but
tissue alsehoods simply made deceive the public
keep the truth down in regard TO his sog Tn1enttHg
pound the public purchase but Old
Dr. JACOB Townsends SarsapariR having the Old Doc
likeness, his family Coat Arms and his signature
the Coat of Arms.
Principal o6fce, IO2 Nassau street, ~ Y CRY
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SEVENTH INSTALLMENT
70 the Lever SanduSky P, Road Stock,

TTNHE stockholders ofthe Low Sandusky Plank
i Road Company, hereby notified that an
assessment of ten per cent, on their capital stock.
is hereby called for, the same to be paid over 10
John r. Pease, Treasurer of said Company, in
Fremont, on OF before the 18th day of June, 1850.
JAMES JUSTICE, Pres't.
La @. Rousou, Sec'y.
Fremont. May 4, 1868
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-10
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