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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

FARMING on LARGE ScALE.-Mr. Robert
M'Cabe, Of this city, is breaking up and fencing
fourteen hundred acres Of prairie land, twenty
three miles IRON town, and near the plank road,
which he intends 10 plant in corn the present
spring, and sow in wheat in the fall. He also
owns some 400 acres Of land adjacent 10 the
above, which he intends 10 put under cultivation
next season. Such facts as these, speak well for
our young Safe; end will serve TO give the Peo-
pie abroad an idea Of how we DO things 10 Iowa.
-Burl Tel.
The fewer Of such facts illustrated in our
State, the better for its prosperity. We
are sufficiently ,inc,nred with Greelyism
as to regret to hear Of my one man pos.
sessing more than single section Of the
fertile nd Of our prairies. enough for him
and his children, and insufficient, for specu.
!a,ion. We have one or TWO Of these thous-
and-acre farms within the above distance Of
Davenport, md VIC are always pleased to
hear Of portion Of them being disposed Of
for separate farms.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

WV. yERy.s, Esq, was cbosed Chief En-
pineeF Of The Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad--no, Nj. Morgan, as reported
here. Mr.. NJ. il retained IN The compen,
with the same salary as formerly. A pre-.
Iiminnry survey Of the country between
Peru and the State line, will be immediate.
" commenced, after which regulnr survey
will be made, commencing a, each end Of
the line. The company will place por.
ton Of the road under Immediate contract.
proposition was submitted TO The Board
of Directors BY several responsible men
v 10 wished 90 contract for the entire road
from This city 10 Chicago, upon the follow
ing terms:
ne-fourth Of the pas menis 10 be advan.
ced BY the company rs the worn progresses,
the contractors to take one fourth Of their
payment in stock, and The other half in the
bonds Of the company. The contractors
bind themselves 10 complete the work 10
four years.--Rock Island Advertiser.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

LINEN A. SUBSTITUTE FoR Coroy,-
The Maysyille lK, J Pos, Boy, referring to
the recent interest which has been awsk.
ened in the public mind, by the expert.
ment now making with Wow ,o sub.l.
tute fax Tor cotton, says, We havs sam
pie before Us Of FLAX COTTON" which is Is
white md soft. and ine as any cotton, but
a! a richer and moro glossy silk-like ap.
penrance, and which evidently can b
spun into very fine yarns, as chenply
cotton. Now this material can be pro
dnced from unrolled fax, for seven cents
per pound! and we know tha, unro.,ed fax
can be procured 50 thu, the lin. shall stand
At ono and half cents pound, leaving
pretty wide margin inr the preparation 10
bring the material y seven cents !, l.
known that there is no object in growing
cotton lor a less sum, so that il is lar IRON
being an inpossibilny ilsa, linen may ye.
be produced as cheap M cotton.
We Understand ihat the inventor DR..
Leaveii, aud his associates. are making
their arrangement TO bring ont their lnsen'
lions promptly md vigorously; that they
are TO throw them wide open TO the public,
and aG,rd every facility possible for the
esiahlishinen, of linen factories, BY con.
tracing TO furnish the machinery as espe.
di,ions!y nspossible. n, fair prices. and with
such guarantees as the safety Of the m,nu-
features will require. They propose 70
pu, on, different parts Of this work. ia diff
ferent machine shops lhrnaehou, the COM
Try, east or west, near where the factories
are 10 be built, as is frequently done with
the cotton factories, so that as little delay
as possible may be occasioned 10 getting
factories into operation.
We also understand that they are now
in negotiation with several companies who
are preparing 10 60 into the business
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

TaE frs, ticket to The Jenny Lind Con,
cert in Cincinnati brought S575. The
Commercial speaks highly Of the feat Of ex'
,ravagance, and says that the fortunate
purchaser will have his name telegraphed
from one end Of the Union to the o,her.-
Excep, in the above piper We have no,
seen the mans name mentioned. Im,a.
tors Of Genin nre mt nike successful.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

"a letter from . reliable source" SAYS
the Cincinnati Commercial, "daied at Lon.
don, received by citizen Of our city. states
that tho insurance already effected on
French goods alone, then in the !Chrystal
Palace amounted TO over four millions Of
dollars"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

Gen. WINFIELD ScorT was mobbed-
slmost, at Cincinnati recently, in the 60.
gerness Of people OF that city 10 display to-
wards the gallan. defender Of their coun
Try, the warm feelings that animated ,heil
bosoms.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

JOB PRINTING. direct Attentions ol
merchants and others, wishing ny,hing in
ibe line Of printing. to our advertisement
cf new and complete assortment Of Job
Type. Wearc now nbIe 10 print ms neat and
cheap jobs as can be executed this side 81
81. Louis.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01
sosE one writing ior the Mosca.ine e.

SoaE one writing lor the Muscasine Ea-
qxirer, says:
"Agsin, look at Davenport: Judge Grant i L.
boring nigh. and day. The whole powers Of his
Western Railroad 10 90 BY way Of low City, in
stead Of Muscstne."
We have no, seen Judge Grant Of late.
bu, we take the liberty Of stating that the
above is not correct. With bis Judicial du.
ties, and as President Of the Rock Island
and Chicago Railroad, the Judge has quite
o. much y even he, with "the whole pow.
ers Of bis active mind" can possibly die
charge.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

PRESENCE OF MIsD.-On Sasuro'! u
ternoon chimney caugh. fire and c Az, II
a l,omen,ary excitement. IN the mus ..o
the panic, a gentleman might have ~.
seen rushing on, Of one Of our drug s "A 4
with key Of powder in his hands ~ ~,
segnr in his mouth, at the snme tune ~.
another gentleman might have been s NJ,
breaking for another door, m'm az CO. CUR ::
powder can! The gentleman WIN ~. ,;o,
gar appeared TO be very mnch d'sappV" W
ed. judging from "tho remark ne "1''
Burl. Tel.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

Lieut.. RloGLEy, who fell from the third
story window of The Exchange Hotel, BaIti-
more, has since died from the efec. Of the
the injuries sustained.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

Dr.. J. ARMoR, Of the Iowa Medical Col
leqe, has been elected TO the Profeesorship
Of the "Na.ural Sciences" in the Uniyer.
sity Of Cleveland, O. This will no, in..r.
fsre with his present position a. a membe,
Of the medical faculty Of our State Univer.
sity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01
SMALL PARAGRAPH FULL OF MEANING

SMALL PARAGRAPH FULL VI "I'
An in,elIigen. gentleman from Penny.
yania, on his FIRST visit 10 our western pt"
ries, snid:-"My great wonder T. "'e''
the millions will be found 10 consume your
surplus, when this vast Valley Is put uaos'
general alton" The answer S'''
"l'ransphnt the men in the factories wv
workshops now il Europe to this COUNTY,. y.
aud you will have them and Their n'oa'!
too; ard thus save the absorption q '"'"
capital in freight and carriage.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

T. H. BESroS's majority for Superin.
tendent Of Public Instruction will no. fall
short Of one thousand. We will publish
The official returns 30 % coon received.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01
NEW NAIL ROUTE,

A mail roale has been established hence
to Low CITY, BY way Of Blue Gruss, Cen
tire Grove. Rochester, and Pcdee. This is
I route that has long been needed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

rHEY are making printing types Of entia
percha in England and j. is said 10 answer
for that purpose better than metal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

JAMES H. CowLEs, Esq. formerly associ-
ste editor Of the Keokuk Register, died on
the 5,h u!.., at Mobile, Ala, Of consump-
non
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01
sity

JoHN B. Couch is preaching Temper
ance in Kentucky. He obta med six thou
sand signatures in Cincinnati.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

TuAxks.-We are under renewed obi
cations to the attentive clerks Of the follow
ing regular steamers for late papers:--
Lamartine. Martha No. 2, Excelsior ane
Highland Mary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01
ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD

ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAIL.
Wo have alluded, in another place, TO =
com,nu nica,inn 10 the Mo. R<psbsicas,
relx,iy e 10 The above road. We make the
following extract from il, giving further
proceedings Il The meeting OF the STOCKHOLM
ere, held At Peru, portion q which we
published two weeks since
"a preliminary survey OF the line from
Rock island 10 Peru, was made last suu-
.per; aud since tho orgnnizatiea OF the com
oans laet October, The Engineer has review
ed bis line, and made the actual location
al is bv stalking il out; and stihe meeting,
presented Ibis report, With maps, profile,
aud estimate, shnwing the distance 70 DC
81 % miles. mud The maximum grade -
lee, a. the mile.
"A preliminary survey has been made
from Peru 10 Ottawa. showing the grade
10 = nearly level; and Win. Jcrvis, ESQ,
Chief Engineer nf the Southern Michigan
Railroad, was present, with the map and
profile OF III. line from Joliet TO Chicago,
show inQ the greatest elevation 10 be TWEEN.
Il lee. to ,he mile, aud the dstance 10 be
As miles.
"The right of way has been secured for
abou, ,woi birds Of the line between Rock
Island md LA Sale, and agents were APP
pointed nj the meeting 10 secure the right
of way fnr The whole line, 40 the surveys
are made"
ITO provide for The immediate Prosecu-
ton u The work, Mr.. Jervis was directed
Ia put two cr more survey ing parties in the
field, and have the whole line ready tor
cnn,rac, BY the 23J day Of June next. al
which time the Board viii! again NEE. in
Chicago
The Board also delegated its powers ua-
Ill the next meeting, 10 the following Com
mit,ess, who will have frequent meetings.
and insure the readiness Of the whole line
for con,rac, BY the time specified. to wit:
'.Erecutirc Committee. Grant,
John B. Jervis, John S,ryker, Isaac Cook,
r. II. Brewster.
.F1nance Committee B. Buford,
Ebenezer Cook, N. d. Elwood.
"1his road will undoubtedly be the first
10 connect the Lnkes with the Mississippi
river. What a time IS coming for northern
Illinois! Iowa will be only three days from
New York. Minnesota will receive her
mails from the Capitalin seven days. The
people of Rock Island were the FIRST to put
this ball in motion, ond right nobly have
they been seconded by Davenport, Geneva,
French Grove, lndiantown, and Peru md
since the extension, Ottawa, Morris, and
Joliet, have seconded the prcjcc, with nlac-
ritv. BY ample subscriptions TO the capital
stock. Chicago contains many friends To
the road; but il is increasing in population,
commerce, and manufactures so fast, that
its ci,izens are so occupied at home in
watching the new enterprises that every
day presents. that they have not 20, Ind
time 10 look TO The West, and see the friendly
hand that is stretched out to greet them.
They will soon see il. and grasp it.
1.-The friends of the road congratulate
themselves in having in their counsels the
wisdom and experience Of John B. Jeryis,
J,bn Striker, Charles Butler, and Elisha
C. I.i,chfeld. They are sure Of success.
A new and glorious era 10 dawp Ding upon
The Prairie State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

The notorious swindler, Dr.. Charles
leopold, died Of small pox ., The N. York
penlentiary lately.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

BARKER, ex-Mayor Of Passbu'g, has been
convicted Of riot and misdemea nor while in
Office, and sentenced TO Eve months, impris.
oumea., besides paying fine Of $1,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01
WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE WHO
SHALL DECIDE.


tn Mu,ca,ins Euouiser and Davenport Ga
sette. sAnnot seses ~ 10 The rpepr.ety oflhs ap.
reminiscent Of Geo. B. SssIsnt, Survey o. Osneta
e Wisconsin, lows, sc. The editor q the En-
ouisee expresses his feelings in the following Ian
sseGs:-
at 10 curious how these things are managed
BY this Whig administra,ion-'hsy pay no regard
Whatever to the wishes Of the people, but sslec,
nan who sls ohpoxious 70 their own party and
utterly incompetent III some instances: IN this
case 81. Springer, Of Wspello, was Mndoabtedly
The choice Of the party, and Is gentleman vel
fitted for the station"
il reply, he Davenport Gazette says -s'Mr
Sargent 10 private eilissn and having ne'd nc
ofsss in the gin Of the people, opportunity ha'
never been presented fof hs@ 70 hess become
formerly filled the olies Oft. s DEPUTY Survey
Of 81 appoin tuent, and therefore possesses thigh
qualification for the ofice Of Surveyor General
AZ to "privsts citizen" We think this should
have No hearing upon the case. and as 70 %: De-
ing practical Surveyor, why b mnen couso q
said Of hundred men In this CITY, who are excel
lent practical Surveyors, which We should ms
like extremely 10 zee appointed TO this important
station. Greet judgment Is to BE- exercised v
the administration Of the office. ssids from any
knowledge % Surveyor. and although We per
sonslly know nothing Of NJ. Sargent, yet we AZ
willing 10 believe him posSessrd Of other qnalsd
cations, than simply being "rtisats citizen
and aprscticsl Surveyor. Express
He being . private citizen does have :
bearing upon the case. as i proves conclo
.ively ,ha, no opportunity has been pre-
sen,ed tor him to have become "obnoxiou'
10 his own party" His being . practica
Surveyor was mentioned - an addition y
the admission, that both hes.rs. Springer
and Sargent were 'gen,lemen vol fissee
fos the station" We believe Mr.. Sargent
to be- possessed Of all the qualifications ne
cessary to faithful discharge of the duties
Of that Office.
Ia addition to those possessed BY his
immediate predecessor, he has knowledge
Of the manner 10 which Surveying should
b. done and The resolution TO SEQ that !, b
done correctly. This is what We mean
when We affirm, that ~ . practical Survey
Of he possesses high qualification for the
office 10 which he bas judiciously been aP
pointed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

VI The steamer Cora, bui:t al Inc o'', =.
at Rock Island, recently sunS th'
proved a tosni loes. @ rr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

ALFRED SANDERS, EDITOR.
DAVENPORT:
fuulsDlY MORNING, mlY |, 1851.
MuscArlNr AND DAVENPORT.

MuSCATINE AND DAVENPORT.
The Musca,ine editors, and, Indeed slose
Of al the towus around Us, appear 20 b .
inflated with the prosperity d their ptacss'
tia. they do nothing bu, speak u their su'
perior advantages. We recently visited
M.se,,ise, aad cav some Of The Improve
meats sha, ars there being m.ds, and build
iaes ID progress Of erection, and ackno~'
edse ,ha, she people q shs, young city an
possessed Of considerable go-ahesd-stive
ness. They are erecling heIs! that vii
prove an honor 10 III i thriving young city
We suppose tbs, frdu twenty To twenty
Eve buildings have already been erected
there this season.
We ssaled in On article written early !,
the spring, tina. we presumed from indica
lions over ono hundred houses would b
bull, 10 Davenport this season. Ourca'cu
la.ion was too email. Bal oaa -hnildiaI
month, the wors, in the year, has passed
and already SIXTY houses are in progress Q
erection. Over TWO hundred houses, most
" Tor dwellings, will, without doubt, b
bull, in Davenport the present season. Ca'
COZ. ,own 10 Iowa show pro rata improve
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-04
NOTICE.

THE undersigned vii give ahberal reward toany
one who viii give u 1 Y SING or partner, at Co.
'umbus, -ucn information a. viii lead to conviction
sry pers, or persons for lespass'ng upon lands
III lowntes or NoNg5tc couut,esl by cutting basket
wool sud board TIMBER and by carrying away light
wool.
Most OF these lands are valuable tor their timber,
whist some OF them would be OF no value without
,t-uerr'orc the evil complained of can and will be
allowed no longer.
Persons Wishing this timber can so accommodated
D; purchasing the land, which can be had un reduced
turms I2-lt--2w--ly JNO PERKINS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-04
CERTIFICATES.

CoLUSEus, Miss, Isn'y, 9Th; 1850,
This cer,iSes that We attended the examination q
the Students Of Lowpjes academy, last summer
that the examination was conducted, from hour p
hoursnd trom day to dsy,hrthD'e days,n the oIhna-
~ brauclres OF an English education, IN the Latin
Greek and French languages, and in the Mathemat-
les; that il was one Of the most rigid impartial an
satisfactory examinations that We ever w,taesse,
clearly showing that the Principal, the Rev r
Crawford and has Associates, are, not only critical
scholars, but faithful and successful teachers
We regard Lowndes Academy, AS an Institution
OF real merit and sn ornament and Blessing to on,
county and State; and we take great peaSsr, in
recommending it TO the liberal patronage OF an en-
Iiptened community
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-04
NOTICE.
DRY GOODS

Absorbent, larh nd complete, embracing every
article usually * . the dry goods business
lard Ware
Assortmen:, general and we'll selected-consisting
. Cutlery, traces Best Hoes, Cross Cut and Mil
Saws Carpenters Tools. Anyils Bellows, Vices,
Hammers, Castings, Poughs &c, &c.
Tobacco
The best Virginia Brands and other qualities.
CiOathiOg
n STOCK general and well selected. Caps, Hats,
Bets and Shoes.
SNddlery.
large ana complete assortment
Osnaburgs.
large consignment to be sold cheap.
All the above goods will be sold low to punctuAl
1S'omers-who are invited to cali
February 5. 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-04
A Large and Fresh supply of

A Large and Fresh supply Of
Dr.. 5. s. FITCHs CELEBRATED MEDICINES,
Used By him uih such distinguished success IN III
cure Of
COUGHS, CONSUMPTION, CATARRH
ASTHMA, HEART DISEASES, DS-
PERSIA, PILES, FEMALE COM
PLANTS &C, &C,
ALSO
DR.. ). s. FWch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout
der Braces, Iahdling Tubes, aud Lectures on
Consumption. and the art Of preserving Life
and Health to Old Age, &C., DC.
Constantly on hand at BLAIR'S Drug Store
EFDf Fitch's Guide Book to InudIids, ii
Directions for Promoting Health, and Instruct
to Mothers, in the Management Of ChiIdre
may be had gratui,ousy, by calling for it at
Store as above, An extremely valuable Boo,
Columbus, May llth, so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-04
runaway or Dead .

YOUNG man nv the name Of X. {. forms
n sbou, tWenty-one years OF age spare made
JsT, compleYioa, black hair, very black eyes, his
tsre IN tie right side baoy PaEalized, very visible
,Cbe- laughing, his mouth drawing considerably tc
,be LEI, SIDE TIE said HOSnes has, during the ,As'
winter. been acting as our agent IN selling msnn'
featured tobacco in and about the towns OF Pickens
sine. Ala. and Aberdeen, CoTmbus and Macon,
Miss. When last heard Of (Which Was Oh 2Sth OF
Nav he was in Pickensvisle ia the act OF taking
passage on the steamboat Correo tor Mubie, for the
purpose Of making exchanges, having first delivered
up 10 the young man with the Wagon MR. Pray
has unsettled business agent, and nstructing him
to leave icC hcue alter waiting i've days at Mont-
slufery i.r his ARRIVAL since which time we have
not heard from him. The said Towns is a young man
cf no means but OF one OF our first families and we
tear that he has been lost on some steamboat or 9th.
- Use. ...
ANY information concerning him would be thank
uI.y received both Tor tn qualification OF his family
aud ourselves as he had with him probably some
thousand Cc fifteen hundred dollars of our money.
SHELTON, WALTERS n Co.
Rngold, pittsylvania; Co., Va, Aug24 so ST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-04
The Stale Ol ttiS,ss>ippi,
TnNINnIN EDTFNVk

Ut NNWtF Vt 4'FHT'IE-tt 7EHl
LOW DIS cor MY.
Pre5l's Court, March icrB iS5n.
IcaH persons kyrins c'aiaS ag1rpdftr ksidic u
JOHN REL1ON, Deceased,
NrOU are hereby notified 20 present Your clam.
I agaus, said Estate duy probsted a1eord,rr u
law. 10 the Clerk OF the Probate Court 81 iuVulc.
county, 90 be By him fled tor evan.uatuu aud up.
portouurui on or before tlfe first Monday IN March
S5o, ar they wi b. forever barred. Sad estate
having at tire March Tern, 1850, of the Probat
.olr toy sad county, been declared lnsui,ent
- WITNENS, the Hon Nathaniel y
e. Goodwin, Judge or the Probate Count O
- aid county, the first Monday ia March
.SJn
Issued, April e1,b 1850
DANIEL WILLIAMS. Clerk.
April ~, lsj d. im--lm IN. 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-04
Administrators Sale.

EDY virtue and IN pursuance OF decree Ol the
40 Probate Court Of Lowndes county, made at the
last term thereof the Undersigned, Admin str1tor OF
the Estate Of M.rtin Speed, deceased, will, on Sat
urday the lth Day OF January next, between the
hours prescribed b, law proceed to self on the pro.
misses and at pubic on'cry, Ia the highest bidder, on
a credit Of one two, three aud four years. from the
day Of ale-a that certain tract Of land o-wit; the
east half OF the north east quarter Of section twenty
five township nineteen, north Of range sixteen east
the west halt OF section thirty, township nineteen,
north OF range seventeen eist-containng abnnt 400
acres Also the east hal Of south east quarter o.
section twelve, township nineteen north 1T range
sixteen rast-all lying and being in tue county Of
Lowndes and State OF Mississippi TIE -, hsacr
will be required to give bond with secure q q.
satisfaction OF
JOIN r CONNELI,,
administrator q me- IStWf II
Martin Speed, deccdSd
December T. 1850, 5-tds
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-04

CnINOiDINE OR AMORPHOUS QUINlA.
4 IEBEG in speaking Of Chinoidine says, "ihat
- the active principle is really Quiuia, Amor
paoHS QaHa that the substance 'n fact, described
By Serturmer, Henry and Delondre, is simply the
AlkaIsid Quinia in an anonymous or uncrystalline
state
"Mr. Rosseau recommends Amorphous Quinla
in the treatment Of children, which, he says, is
active than he Suphate is insoluble in the saliva,
snd has not much taste"
For s1lo 81 he sign of thei'Negro and Mortar"
November II 1850. 30