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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
"0Y, STANLEY, ONm WERE THE LAST
WORDS OF MARAIIOY.

AMONG the thrilling incidents Of the day, is the
unexpected and saddening end of the Old Pendle-
ton Messengers career. For long series of years
it has stood forward as one of the most gallant
and untiring champions of State Rights. 1t was
reserved for the year 81, (when the last great
struggle for Southern Rights and Southern honor
was prosressingl, to witness the extinction of its
ancient lustre. What means this sign! Is it
prophetic of the paling of our dear old Cardinals
glory! Heaven, in mercy, forbid We will not,
for moment, indulge the reflection. Although
the mountain districts have been represented as
sending forth the blended cry Of Union and Sub
mission-although they have refused to sustain
this pioneer OF the South Carolina press-this
staunch supporter of revered political doctrines
yet we would fain attribute it TO inability,
thoughtlessness, anything, in preference TO re-
nunciation of the doctrines Of the great CALHOUN.
No, no-this cannot be! We are happy to learn
from F. BURT, Esq, the last able conductor OF
the Messenger, that it is neither loss Of 'iconfi-
dence in the good cause" nor "despair of success"
which has caused the termination of its existence
but the stern law of necessity. Let no one be
dampened by the apparently unucky omen. The
"great Carolinan'' himself fell in the heat of
acton-but under the guidance of his noble spirit,
his beloved State is now on the march to indepen
dence. The "patriot hero' of Churubusco was
stricken down in the last gallant charge Of the
Palmettocs- his men caught up his fire and
dashed on to victory. And thus let the Aclionists
of Carolina cherish the enthusiasm and heed the
last words that came from the press of the old
Fort-lill District, and tho Palmetto will inevitably
float IN triumph over our victorious ranks. "Fight
"n-ilsht on." Let the noble exhortation pass
from man to man-and the last words of the Mes
senger will not have died upon our ears, before the
glorious shout slall asceid- Carolina is free from
the control Of her wicked opprcssors."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
Ridge, Sept Is, 1851.
FOR THE ADVERTISER
The Supcrintendant's Monthly
Report, for August,

OR TIE SUNDAY ScHseLs IN CONNECTION w,,,
TRINITY (pRor. ErIs.) CHURCH, IN rms VIZ
LACE.
Rev. AND DEAR SIR:-Being brought hy the
good providence of God to the close Of another
mouth, desire to lay before You the present
state of our Schools.
Weare not eheered this afternoon, as we wc,o
month ago, by the presence Of ,ha, venerable.
Christian lady, (Alrs. MARY CARpoll) who 40.
lighted every good work in our Parish. She il.
not here because God hath taken her, In,.ad
OF worshipping rs we do, in an earthly saactunrr.
Mt distance, she is now close to the throne Of
God and tho Lamb, and serving Him in the
Heavenly Temple together with that great multi
tudc, whose voices are like the sound Of many
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25

cS WE are requested by COMMON REASON"
to say that his piece was mainly prepared for last
weeks paper. Although crowded out then, he
thinks it not unsuitable to publish it still, as the
main object of it is to notice what he conceived to
be the positions taken by Hon. A. Burt.
We take this occasion TO say once more that our
columns are open (as they have heretofore bcen)
to gentlemen of the Cooperation party who may
desire to argue the question or to correct mscon-
ceptions. We regard it as the hest way to elicit
proper understanding Of each rartys position.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
FURTHER WITHDRAWALS.

WE nre requested by w. ToSEY and JACKSON
HOLMES, to say that their names were used at the
Ridge Cooperation meeting without their consent
or knowledge They desire us to say for them,
that; although they desire Co-operation-yet they
are distinctly in favor Of Separate Secession when
that prospect fails.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
IRREGULARITY.

WE arc requested by several gentlemen to ask,
from any ono who can give it, an explanation of
the fact that the Charleston Mercury fails to reach
our office in due time, while the other Charleston
papers do not. 1t is exceedingly annoying to be
so often disappointed in the reception of paper,
which we all look to with such eager interest.
Can the Mercury do anything towards rec,ifying
this state Of things!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
GEORGIA FEELING, OF THE OLD CAST.

ssTnE Augusta Constitufionalist and Republic has,
in a. late number, on article upon State Rights in
49," which it would crafty MS 10 publish entire,
had We the space. 1t appears unquestionable,
from this article, that the State Rights party Of
Georgia held, eighteen years ago, the same princi-
pies in reference to the "right Of secession and
::ils peaceaJlc nature;s' which are now advocated
by them in common with u.s. At the close of
strong and eloquent appeal to the patriotism and
PRIDE ofsGesFgians. our esteemed ,cotemporuy
writes as follows a1,- -.s,s..gz, 80
y " Day duwns upon%t the souths andtie: soTthcrn
Rights party will tIi9mRh shespolls, anslold Re-
publican Georgia VIII saierssG -olss more. )" ,-.
God grant that the ssahguinGand plssssisg sspec..
ta,ion mAy,epmeHt full5ffuilion wi,hin-a month
We fcelfaeeply for tie gallantaparts==whiic is
struggling 50 ssy N alspfully although the
eaiasta keyaas prevented them from
OCCUPY alongside Of, usin the adj:
lsyaaesS ssuccess will be, none the less.
llfnted by Carolina with acclamations of delight.
lssWe.sball then have neighbors inlpo,yerswho are
fiealai Gaeper and gesrhall hear
ffesT sasgsesiions and affection
rigy IIlI; can We permit ourselves to hcarken
Tor moment 10 the suggestions of CoDD or a
STEVENS! Could Carolina then commune with
Georgia! Notunless she would be willing 10 tread
the pathway Of submission and reach the goal of
degradation. For what would Georgia then be {.
We extract from the article above alluded to, the
language of one of her own true sons and give it
as the answer TO our question. Let every sincere
Co-operationist mark it and think of it:
=" If the sun shall set. the 5lh of October next,
on the defeat of the principles of the Southern
Rights, party of Georgia, our noble State will be-.
come the scorn Of tyran:s and, we fear, ours will
be tile fate of slaves"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25

Itmay be said that this issthe age of improve
ment and advancement, and that these secession
toncs are now little better than exploded nostrums.
We have only to say in reply that they proved
themselves in re and agnintin 32, and we are not
disposed to give up good and well-tried old house
hold medicines for new tangled panaceas which
may kill instead Of cure. Adopt the sho"cr'oa'h
system, and you run the risk of collapse he
member Virginia, and beware. =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
FOR THE ADVERTISER

FOR THE ADVERTISER.
Mr.. EDITOR Permit ME to ask for the pub
lieation in your paper of the subjoined nerited
and just compliment from the Carolinian g.
Telegraph: A SUBSCRIBER.
"TnE EDGErIELD ADvERTIsER.-Among the
many wcll-conducted journals of tho Shltc, the
one mentioned above stands in tho front rank
Conducted with marked ability, it has, during
the controversy now going on, manifested to-
wards its opponents a genuine and noble courtc-
sy; battling manfuy for the cause in which wo
are all engaged, bnt never voluntarily ut,cring
any offensive language. Under the conduct of
Col Simkins it has been model Journal and
wcare gratiiied to notice simple incident, nj
the recent large meeting in Edgriird district,
which bears testimony to tho estimation III which
his services arc held hy those VIII" know him
well. 1t was an offering from tho M'l"s Of 'ho
district, presented through Miss l.lsIrin, VIII"
said truly thai To Tho ADVERTISER is Edgrlirl dis
trict much indebted iur the lofty r"ili"'' she
now occupies
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WE refer the reader to our advertising columns
for several which he has not seen before. You
will find one from MATnESY 4; BEwLEY, of Ham,
burg, another from SNowDES e. SHEAR, Of Au-
gusta, and third from J. VI. NEwDy &; Co., oi
the same place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25

~ WE cali the attention of all to the notice
of Barbecue, to be given at Mountain Creek
Church We do this, because this public notice
will receive but two insertions, as the meeting
comes Off on Saturday week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
FOR SOUTHERN CONGRESS.
Hon. F. w. PECKENS,
DEeAYTDN NANCE, Esq.

e5 THE communication Of "IaUTli' IN re-
ply to certain structures of the Hamburg fepH0l'-
can, was received only few hours before going
TO press and cannot, therefore, appear until next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
RSsfSukSEXeHAYGES.

TiE, oetObsr alR6cr of " Cooley S Lady gBook;;s
hay Reached us and, as usual, is full ofinterestto
alIloYcfs Of refined literature.
1--WE perceive by glance at I" "Artaur's Home
GeSSNe'' of the Goth inst, that this celebrated
eely still retains its high position, with an in
.saSksnJe advance still higher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25

TmE BAGywELl. MuRnEE.--W" perceive
from tho Savannah Morning .Nr"S at }r''rr-
day, that William q. Tohim, accused WIN
otinrs, of tho murder or John Mrl'ani'l III
Hnrnwrll District. was arrested ON SUNDAY
afternoon IN thai city. a reward "i NV"
hundred mud my doIlnrn has been "llrrrd ny
,hu t,nvurnor Ut lhii State for hia delivery To
Tho jailef at lafnwrll piaIrirt,-~tharlcston
Cuu!IpG BAD inst,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25
JOHNSON'S TRAglEIaYs ZOE THEt;kEFD FDLU
azsTJfffsss rs. ~ '-SS5Sss;5yy{;

We are requested to ssssas tie Subscribers
TO this work (of this District find their copies
at the store of Mr. W. P. BUTE2R ofstllisJpE pEisee.
An additional supply has beehsss1s 6n, ip;ease5iiy
should desire to purchase price IS Three
Dollars. 1t is quite fHffggS %ofghie; accurately
and beautifully printed, and ncatEgbound-fr
the establishment of Mcssrs. WALKER 4; JAMES,
of Charleston.
We have no room fos cricising the merits Of
This volume. n iszeaaasa, i to make it salcablc
here, to say slaast coataiRsmany interesting Incl
dentsssoaaessh!erithtfe levoln.onarY history ol
the up; Country of South carolina-a considerable
number eesMldch.w enacted in EdgcGeld Dis.
etr,sss;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-25

may be. Such movement will force the respect
and admiration of mankind. It is the sublime
essence of patriotism, courage and virtue.
The next ground occupied by our immediate
Representative was, that, at this time, the hope
of obtaining the cooperation Of the other South
crn States, without some fresh act Of aggression,
was utterly futile.
The eloquent speaker began with the most
Northern of the slavelolding States, and scpa-
ratcly weighed the chances of each ones enter
ing into tho proposed Confcdcracy, for the re-
dress of their wrongs, proving to my entire salts
faction, that in that aspect Of the case, our nai
hope was fiat despair" and that our brave sisters
had all, either partially or fully acquesecd in the
Compromise lie presented, with great force,
this strongest argument in favor of separate scces-
sion, but unhapply, brought it to the lamcst and
most imp,,cnt conclusion. Instead of cxhortng
lis fellow citizens, to rouse themselves up, aud
strike for their rdcuptun from slavery, he cx-
claimed, likr another great Prince on IN august
urr;lsun:
~ shnuld bc much for open war, Peers!
\. not brhimi in hn,c, if what was urged
Min rsnsml to persuade immediate war.
Did moi 'lissuntlc NE most, and seem to cast
omlnuus conjecture on the whole success"
lie then distinctly and uncquiyocalb ranged
himself on the Georgia platform In other words,
hc avowed, that there would be no eonfeieratcd
resistance to past aggrcssons--that It was the
rxtreme Of folly and madness for South Carolina
10 seecde alonc--that her separate secession
would fail to rouse the sympathics Of the other
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

N A{nfcIV received M 1uul
3 Wit soosc. n IS ssas,naLlc fsook J. Wen al
ilqs,ai s ,,:,Sss c,nbrac;nr varcty
aptea t1s I r. u ~ SD
ely ~ a.;i mn. "a il,e p,nula
gslpay l,ynna ~ n, snail Euuk
foc!s, wy aesssy es'A' $50 '''sa'.
.ier = ! y gu Y 60 -. - M rfsiarlr
~ ~ ~, 49, D.. rs. D,a 4 III 10. pa
Malef 800 I'M MI! 81 Is, rue
t,eF, misb selIaSss ~ 4. Eanverstion
non; dssWs.ir sa.ls ts,n,ason B,ff ana Wai,,
ahd s,,nlns Ill. sp,.; ~ Enn,nrfaa. 3 nbvsscl
lafss 4sSNRsIr ~ .sran,l Nofes. Plain vi,
ana :. L'c :. w. n, rbIrd En,bgsscd
fas'f ~. .sy'o * p.,T,rG,,s5 RarIs: Brown
ana lsssS says.,sc. p,s,chnard: Ink o
nsee a''u "sSe ~ rnc Mann :,et,re: 5unt
s".s'n,ns .s''.au' ss irsv.i,;ng and Po,kc
ins-l.nse' ~ ratT r.,;c,rn;s and f,i!le,ts bcs
al NJ y 49, Nv X II varietv. and
S'se' rus; 800 -. PR, M,nnaires. 81 S,ee
Soou sp ~ msu = =. w
oosnu MYas5 ~ Nj, aud Embossed Famil
q 'a.se saF ~. !. nna = FEW eanits OF Ex.r,
49, :, ,; ~. ,nd b;,,d;nu
eAtss' 's'ss 's's 80
Z, ni -, .,;s. q s.hoo
q iaia s'OoN g w ~ 49, n M M N.
.bs.ss, Mpesshs s.sI p,;,n,,v, ni ApaIv,;ca
Neaucss A'' ."s -. ,ali,.. Rnvs "A 4
Grammar; fsctos!a. Isiins's; na,,s ,..,s,ns
gebta. and Rays Ari'en,eus ~ p,',.s D.
with = great valseN = .,.s,,,;s.ai piasr.nh;cal
ss'ea,, Iaho r'.;aa. and scien,fc. and om
bfaclnQ The ucSt cyl - 9uNs ~ y SNsof
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS.

WE have received from Boston and 8. Loui'
w our stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, a e
which, we ofis . for sale On Terms WHICH canno
TAIL 10 please al. who may favor " with shell
custom. 4
Our stock consists in part Of
Pix and blue Broad Cloths, blk and fancy
Csssiiness, Satinefts, Kentucky Jeans, Pho
Cloth, Fsnnes, Linseys, Gingh ans Muslin u
iainc., Alpacas, Priaied Muslins, silk Hdkis.
Linen do, Cravass, Gbves, Nit's, Laeie. hose
C ,infcrtcs,, Wooden Caps, suSPenders, hcav,
D,,,neetics, Pine nnbIeached do, Bteached sheet
nss and shirtings, Cotton Dluing, &c. &c.
ALSO, Hats, Caps end AuifA
Fur Caps from, st,25 "a SO; N. d.
Cloth do. from % cts 10 $3.50;
Plush Cips, Glazed Cape, Wool hats,
Mufs from 65 cssto 50.
ALSO, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Cali, Kip, and Tnick Boots,
Boys Kip and Thick do
Men and Boys Kip Brcgans,
Won,eu's t.ncc Boots, @ w.
C,ildreD's Shoes and Boots,
Mems Calf Srocs, sass 8
Ladies' Caters,
do Morocco Slippers,
Misses Calf Boots, tsSssss Ass
do Goat do. ssf
Ladies. Msns' and Misses Gum Ossr Shoes.
HARDWARE, Queensware, Glassware, Lanterns,
L,tnps, Looking Glasses, &c. &c. S.
* Esy&sf ALSO tssse 49, q
A first rate stock Of Groceries.
All kinds Of country Produce received in pay
ment Tor Goods. s9Ne ss d a'zi'ss
fe5vf t.sts VAN TUYL s. COOK.
Davenport. Nov 10Th. 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
REDUCTION OF PRICES!
DRUGS, - MEDICINES
PAINTS, t:ARNlSHES,
CHEMICALS, - BRUSHES. and
FANCY ARTICLES.

e Z
IIaying returned from 81. I.suis With . ful!
j i supply 81 Drugs, Medcnes, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Vsrn,shcs, Bfushts, Fancy Ar;I-
Giles, &C. &c, The subscriber il pfepared.o fur
nis, all those who may desire any thing in his
line, with medicines OF such quaiity % be car
warrant, with all other articles AZ prices much
reduced.
Essential oils and essences: tinctures; oin,-
mems; meicuria!s; quinine; Peruvian bark and
barks, roots and herns of every kind; gum CAM
phor, myrrh, Arabic, oPium, and all other gums,
resins and baisams; salera.us, sal soda, Epson,
aud other Kinds OF salts; bi-eurb. soda, ,urtnric
acid and all other acids and slsales; mag nesia
mamma; saffron; cream tbrsar; cloves; cinnamon:
alspice; pepper; nusmegs; mace aud other spi-
ces. Fennel; coriander; carui; an;se; !obelin;
mustard and haxserd, &c &c.
Dye S,s7s-Logwood, chp'd and extract; fus-
tic; madden; coppcras; ilun; indigo; solution o.
Tin; arna,,o: : blue vitriol, &c.
Chemicals, &c.--pnre nitrate silver; iodine;
ioia,e Of iron: morphine; strychnine; pperire;
podophyltin; h ydrocyanic acid; musk; nncraiin :
Hyiriodate potassa; kreosote: c,ioiiou; chloro-
form; crpton oil; cod liver oil /; &c. &c.
Fancy .4rtieies-razors and stfops: penk hives ;
pins; neediee; conbs ofa.t descriptions: spec,a-
cles; watch keyr; match sntes: steel bsadf; pur-
ses; pocket books, powder pnffs; toilet powder !;
setIs; fancy soaps: shaving cream; fishing tack
he: violin strings: &c. &c.
With general assortment of all such medi-
cines as contribute 10 form acompletedru2 store
including Paints, Of all Kinds, Oils; yarnishes;
Window Glass; and Brushes s9
The attention % Paysicians, citizens and
country traders il respectfully invited to the
above articles. s.
A SANDERS. :
Post Office Room, Second st.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

(. = 7. /.
Ar The Old Stand on Front street
"a Davenport, lowa has lr1a ~ W. sss9a.'
,,s rain,s &C.. for lie ssasos,,
r r,u.,|.aS afa,osi Every afiyls in Inc I.c
Among W6ich are ahs following, VIZ N ssu,,
20 an Or, Jayues Medicines, y,
s,.ss Wislar's BaIsam Mia Ghstfy'
ii ,Townscnd's Ssrsapartita,
Hungarian Balsan,, s..4.
lndian Vegetable Tonic, ~
Aloirat's Phnnix Biuors, .sa4
s. Hayes Linament for Pics, N
as q Upham's Pile Electunry,
Pain Extractor,
Limamenis all kinds,
<Jaynes, kloaats, i,rnggs, Abra0dfclhs'
Wristts, Smiths, Peters, Ices,
3 Porters, Cievslands, and ,
Esncfso Pills, i. 49,
Black aud Gay enAc Pepper,
Alispicc, Gloves, AIacc, Nu'moss'
Cinhamon, Race, y. !. and urou'u
9 Ginger, Salera,us. Sal Soda, Alum !
Cappcrns, Salt Potter. ~
Chalk, Pitch mud Rosin. e
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisips, Figs, Primes, ssa En-
.Cnrranss, Tamarinds,
Citron and Dates,
] imperiaI Gun Powder, .cs..s.
Young II sou. and Black oa'' ..efs
Goldfish, Mackcsel, SnloSeu aicsi'nxa
Tnhacco, Scgars, Snni', "nd y
Pipes. al kinds; ,.
Liverpool Blown, ns"uau =, A.u'"'
Turks Island, aud Table oaHs,
8 Paints, Oils, tnrpen''ne, sarn'sne'
Bfoshes, Glass, Putty, Na''s' So'p'ss
Lines aud Sacksng L"'nc'
Gun Powder, Sh"', L s INV spps
Indigo, Msddcr, Logwooo' tus'''
Rcd Wood, Anna'ta, a.;
Cocoa and Chocolate, Otd SAsa,.N",
and HAVANA Cuflec, Rice, Iapioc',
pao,i S.crng Arrow Root Pearl Barley,
90 p...,ora,,aS Sweet
sef'n'us'"' S'a', ,, 49,. 1srnshcd
Crackers, i4hai. to"acfeu. i''
Clarified and N. O. Sugars,
Golden and Il. o. Syrups, ,.sw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY.

UyHE undersigned Under The firm Of LIZ CLAIRE,
DArEsPoRr Co., would respectfully inform
the public thar they intend as soon as spring
opens to erect an establishment ii Davenport for
the purpose Of manufacturing Iron and Brass
Cassings Of various kinds, VIZ: Engines, Mil
Gearing, Horse Powers, Threshing Machines,
Wsser Wheels, Wagon boxes, &c. SC. Also,
Biaeksmi.hing and Finishing.
We are making an entire set OF Mill Gearing
Of the latest style in use, and will be ready for
sRrly spring contracts.
Those requiring machinery will please call al
cur establishment before contracting.
ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE,
GEORGE L. DAVENPORT,
HARVEY J. HUGHES,
JOHN A. BOYD.
Davenport, Iowa, Dec. lith, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
T. HARDWOOD

- xAAO WIZ
LAS just .receiveda supply Of coffee, sugar,
i i New Orleans, Sugar flouse, and syrup mo
lasses; young hyson. imperial. gunpowdcr. and
black teas; ground alum salt, fine dairy salt, in
small sacks; q superior article Of Western Re-
serve cream cheese, dried apples sand peach ;bar
snap, variegaied do, shoe backing, mustard, can-
dies fine puisz,d saier:eius, in 10. papers; mack.
rei, rice. sinfch, pepper, aispice, nutme raj
sins, currants, race and ground ginger, butter,
crarkers, an eAtra line quality OF soda crackers,
and also superior sugar crackers seEas5s
eScaf fatfi, and other kinds Of smoking and
chewing tobacco, regalia, puerto principe, justo
SAM, cazadoss, melee, half Spanish and Chee-
root cigars and cigarettes. -. !
Oysters, ebsters and saFdines, iiiberte, pecn ms,
cream nuts, soft shellcd almonds, English wal
nnsa, and chesnuis.
Cindics Of every kind and quality; tIowes,
Sorm's, aud Burrows superior cough candy.
80 ALSO: s ss aF'
Keane's cod liver oil cough candy; green apples
Of various kinds; genuiEs sweet. cider and cider
vinegar. snt kNs s@}N
A ALSO;
Chemical labor saving soap, from The manufac.
toryo w. s. Lynch & CO, ST Louis. S. a
ALSO:
4 choice article extra quality corn starch for
familice, hotels, steamers boarding houses, &c.,
pies, custards, &c. ~ 4eaD ss4sl7 syeu a.
49, n 4 Y. ALSO: @es s $3.50
Hecker's prepared furina, which is recommend
ed BY large number Of the medical profession,
rs The most valuable Of all the farinnccous arti.
cles, now in use, being much superior TO arrow
root. Tapiocs, sagoy Il'bnrlcy, &c., for inva-
lids End children, and those Of weak bowels, o.
Of feeble and delicate constitution. az
ALSO: sg5 ~ 49, n.
l -.
sioan's hor'e ointment, and condition powders
ALSO:
DIR. Hooftand's very celebrated German ybitters
20 highly RECOMMENDED for the effectual cure al
liver complain, jaundce, ID yspepsin &c. * e., al
OF which will sell unreasonable prices for cash
: Davenport, Nov. 81, $780, = Z. g s@t.sl@1FsF
= Moro New Goods Of IIildrth's. =
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
Better Testimony than IRA. er,, "a, ).
sf fdr0r Of any Medicine :"

from Dr.. James N. Moore.
MI. John Bull: have no hesi,.,io, !, -;
INST J believe your Sarssp riIa 10 b. n. ~ Eye
nels eyer manufactured for the cure Of S.,.,. 4
oyrm,it, and many other caianeou, and (,l.sI.
.af Anec'ions, having used il with en,r. ,s..
~ humber of,tie above cases. "' ''''a'
y.;.u In. MooRE.Mn
Louisville, Dec. Goth, Iea7. ~
Principal Office, u Fourth st., Ioni,,ll. r.
A SANDER
Davenport, Sept. 10Th, 1850. sss
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0ATN Of MI kiAd3, VlE:

fantalooTS
Cashmere Pants, I'll coiors. Doe skin, black,
yellow, green brown, drsb, Tweed Cashmere o.
all colors black satnetf, giey, blue, steel mixed,
leans, brown and blue, corduroy, sheep, grey.
yestk vestk!
Silk. satin, csssiinere, Merino, cloth satineh.
Boys Clothing.
K Over Goats, blankets, beaver pants.
-CLOAKS Of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and chesp.
Furnishing Goods. !,
! Linen bosomrd shirts, eaieo, check, red and
white plaid shirts and drawers, Canton danneido.
Silk hahdkfs., neck do. suspenders, socks.
- Hats and Cups
Fur, wall, silk plush caps witha variety o. 81
er kinds.
Trunks, carpet bags. Buffalo robes, Buffalo o.
yer shoes.
A splendid assortment Of Cloths and CASH
meres and yestinss. Black French Cloth, oea-
yer, blue, green, Dealice, &c.
CaSSimeftS
Plain, blaek, doe skin do. Fancy Cass'meres,
green, yellow, brown, check, Of different styles
Also q fne selection OF vsstings, Silk Velvet,
ratin, silk, Cashmere, Merino.
Satinetts
Brown. blue, GREY, brown black.
All OF which will be sold by the piece. or made
up in The most fashionable New York Styles, at
such prices which cannot fail to give enfsre 'a'''
fdchon
T Therefore II you want the best articles at the
lowest prices, or II you merely wish 10 granny
| your taste by examining we'll selected soc :,
fcALL iMMEDIATEI Y At the OLD IOWA
CLOTHING STORE, where the subscriber vii
JOHN JORDAN.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
Fall and Winter Stock Of
nEAuY MADE CLOTHING,

Cloths, CassimerS, VestiRgs, &c, and no fFeis
confident in saying tina, he will BE- able 70 COM
pete with any house in the West, and by odds 10
give better barg aims than can be afforded 10 any
other Establishment 10 the place. HI u largely
supplied with every variety ofartic.es in bis line,
and win take pleasure 10 showmfAnd selling Ms