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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
uJThe present campaign has a

"The present camping" h"" w
Ie,s, developed new plans ard new
modes for conducting the contest We
never bel re knew that IA Band Lelong-
ing 10 the U. s. Army ani stationed Al
one Of the military posts could either be
ordered or allowed to leave the post
and perform at political meeting, away
from the garrison but this has been
done, ns We have already stated, by the
band IRON Fort Adams playing at the
Iocoioco meeting, Thur-day evening"
But there is anoIhcr worse feature han
,h,s. Atrhat meeting L cut. Col James
l.. Mason, and Major Isaac Sievels,
both oi the Engineer Department OF the
U. s. Army, spoke the remarks OF one
of them. at least. were - thing but
complimentary to Gen. Scott the Com
o,ander in-Chiei. Now we ask il IL 10
deeorous, if II is right, il it is customary.
IL u is allow able ior officers oi the Ar
nv to leave their posts and come to
Newport and make political speeches Z
l, may be allowable, but we submit
that il Is neither proper or respectful
We say that such conduct materially
tends TO iilsubordination in the Army,
Tor here were the members Of the band
and several enlisted soldiers IRON Fort
Adams in the Hail. listening 10 the re-
marks pf these Engineer officers against
the commanding General OF the Army.
Nessrs Mason and Stevens, like all 9TH
.r gentlemen, are entitled 10 thei: opln-
ions on political or any other questions,
but, ,i,uaied as they are, we say that
they have no right TO participate IN a
public manner ~ "a po iIcal contest, by
addressing The populace, and endcavor-
ing, IN any mnnner, however mild, TO
create prejudice against Their super"r
offer, especially when enlisted 'rools
urc present, and whose minds may be
uujus,ly poisoned. and consequently di-
sastrous consequences to The Army en-
sue. t1du u 10 COURSE oeeh Pueuo" W
Wings, our opponents would have made
All alarming hue and cry about the mat
t-,. As d purity man we care nothing
a. to who speaks against us; but as
matter OF principle VIC are most decided
Iy oppo,ed u su h 4 couse OF con 'uct by
subordinate officers of the Army, oil what
ever grade. ............
Gen. Scott is the Wing candi late lor
the Presidency, but he takes no par' in
the contest on his visit TO the West, on
official business, The enthusiastic thous-
snds who will support him, gathered
around h,m and called him out. He re-
praledly addressed them, but noi OIL po-
luical to ice His qualities as soldier
are ackno wledged the world over, and
il III becomes any officer of the Army to
speak dispnrIgingIy Of him, although he
may differ from him in political matters.
We di.Iike 10 see officers Of the Army
on the stump and actively mngling in
political matters at any time, but espe-
cially so under existing circumstances,
when unodes,y and ii becoming demean-
or should induce them to remain qui-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

Destruction Of an old H,use. "A lie
miniscenre.-ln Norfolk last week Il
three story brick house OH Little Water
street, huIl in 1904 was destroyed by
fire. The Norfolk Herald says:
1t WAS in this house that Il shocking
tragedy occurred IN lS06. Two gamb-
lers, brothers, Of the name OF Davis,
rented the ihIrd story for the purpose oi
keeping pharo table. One nigh, an
Italian, whose name we believe was
Colmini, (Coalminer as he WAS COM
monty calIed) visited this establish
ment, and meeting with extraordinary
luck, finally broke the bank. The
Davises ana another OF their fraternity
charged him with cheating he pro est
ed his innocence, but il was to no pur-
p Sc. They attempted to seize him,
but he broke from them and fled down
the narrow dark stairway, all three in
close pursuit. On the second landing
he stepped aside, unperceived, and as
each passed HIM on the right, in the
dark, he gave him fatal stab with a
stiletto in the lett side, anl a push down
the next flight, The two Davises were
mortally wounded and died within "a
hours their companion fingered several
weeks and died also. The Italian cs-
capped.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

BisHor DoANE's TRiAL.- We have no
further report Of this trial. The coun-
sci for the presenting Bishops are Rich
ard S. Coke, Esq, oil Baltimore, and
William Halsicd, Esq, Of Trenton. For
The def ence are Alessrs. 4. l. Wharton
and Mcrcdi'h. Of PhiladcIphIa Messrs.
Carprnt Browning aud S,ra,,on, Of
Ncw-J ~r.cy, and Judge Chambers, Of
Md
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21


THE ENGLISH CANDiDATE. The Man
chester Examiner (EnglandD says that
any government he (Franklin Pierce
may torn, will be one on which the
country may rely for ehcctual coopcra.
ton"
The London Times pronounces him
"a valuable practical ally % the COM
ncrcinI policy ofthis country" and de-
clareG that " he has our b., st wishes Tor
his success"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

A worthy gentleman of Cincinnati.
while IN church not long since, fell a.
sleep and began dreaming that he was
on hunting excursion. Al ola sud
den and 10 The astonishment OF every
hody, hc b, Iluwed out-"Fe,ch him out,
Dash n glorious shot-three wood
corks with one barrel hurrah lor me ~
and he rosr up from his haIlooing, and
Immediately seized hi. hat and walked
out, bIushing like peper
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

Has man. asked a pri oncr Of
magistrate, "a right to commit a nui-
sancr q
mo sir, lot even the Mayor
Then, sir, I claim my liberty. lwss
arrested as a nuisance, and as no one
has right to commit me, move ior
non-sut.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

G>S- We understand that our old friend,
Milton Hall, Esq. is on, ring to bet two
10 one that Pierce will be elected Presi-
drh ol The u. 5 Tor the neat ioor years.
We advI So our friend tn save his money !,
or Ia apply It To better and more he
nryolrni purposes. Pierce canrot be
President, and il would be pity ior
Milton 10 Ioose both the eleciio, Of HE
lavorte candidate, and portion Of his
hard earned wealth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

%The story which has been in cir
culation Tor some days that MIR. Web
ster was dangerously III. is moi true he
has been little indisposcd, but is quite
well now. so that lie rode out on Mon
day. and attends regularly to his oiIi' ial
hus iness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

~ The tare from fhis place TO New
York has been reduced TO one dollar, b,
tie Fail. River boats The fare honl
Bos'on to New Yorh 80 " one joIla', +,
by iht ,anc Inc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

Rev. DR.. Dewey intends shortly 10
deliver in Baltimore, lis T., lebratcd !ec-
lures on the purposes oi human lite,
AS indicated by mans constitution, TO
commence about the 18Th OF This month.
These lectures were composed AT tie
request Of, and FIRST deliv red before the
Lowell Institute oil BosloL. They Rave
been repeated in New Bedford. New
York, and Washington, aud been llste =
ed to with interest aud unqualified al
probation by men OF all sects and par
tics.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

He who has lett TO Tie world the re-
cord Of a noble lie. though he may have
len no outward memorial, Las left AL
enduring source oi greatness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

U Smith says the growing Of the
Locos over tie Pennsy ylvania Election
reminds i'm oI the etiorts of juvenile
rooster mistaking moon-shine Tor the
approach Of day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

u5-Thc u. s. D,srict Court Judge
Putnam presiding, held its October Term
in this town tuesday there was no
business on tl,e Docket ready ior ui.
al. and tie Court immcjissly adjourn
ed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

UJ The remains Of Capt. James Bur-
DICK arrived here iSunday morning.
Ir",n Havana. where he died on the 23J
uI,. While loading hs vessel. IN July
ssi, at Cuba, he fell in'o the hold, aud
brok his leg lie was worthy aud
enterprising man. and his death will be
deeply del l,red by his family and maay
friends.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

OHIO )jmes.-Alessrs. Longworth &
Il mmermam. Of Cincinnati, Ohio, will
put up 10000 bottles of still, and $780,
Coz bottles OF sparkling Catawba wines.
this season. There are 1900 acres Of
gralcs under cultivation near that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

lady, piqud by DR.. Johnson's
scrupuInus adv ci y Of truth, once as
scrie that lIuI arri,on ~ narration
must hap, cn thousand tin.cs n day, if
one ~ not pcrprtnnlly watching. We'll,
nndam," WAS The reply. lyon onyht to
he rurciually wairhIng. II ~ moro
from car-le' sncss abuut uuth Than { ON
mtcnl'onaI lying, hat there is ~ much
ialsehood III The world"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
Md or THE TIMES NEWPORT r. THURSDAY MORNING OCT 2 1852

GA letter received in Town yester-
day by Messrs. Peckham & Bull from
Capt Melville, Of the brig Confidence
al liavana,snys, ,
"On The 2d. Iassed the Susan Brew.
err of Freepor,. a bark maintopmasf
niizent.P'nast and jibboouu gone, with
the anchors and boats gone; she was
abandonrd ; The swell was SO heavy, !
could not GET Oh board. went close TO
her ahi lailed her n number oI times,
bni rouldno zee any one on bonrd.-
She lay inm,. IS, n NJ long. I. w.
npparantly half iuifof water
Capt. Melville speaks ola violent lur-
ricane which occurred OH the 30lh OF
September md the bark was probably
disabled during that blow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

Musical NovELrY.-Alired Bum,
the lannon's London Manager aud Poet,
is about wriiinga grand FAIRY Opera,
in which the principal par, will be sus.
tanned by Sgnorina Adelina Patti
This Opera, TO which SIakosch 10 TO
write the music. will be produced at Nj
bloc, in New York, next December.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

nT Charity, .iairh and good works
IRE rs necessary 4 constitute the Chr,-
tian character, ne arc three Ilnes to ioru
Triangle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
Postage Stamp Enreiopes.-We I'm

Postage Stamp Enreiopes.-We un-
dcrstand that The Postmaster General
has accepted the proposal OF Mr.. George
f. Nrsbrt, Of New York. 10 furnish the
Department with the Postage Stamp
Enr,iopes authorized by the act ol the
last session OF Congress. These con-
vrnent little wrappers will consist OF
three sizes-Note, Letter, and Official.
Tie denomination q will be three, sir and
twenfy four cents tie latter intended Tor
foreign correspondence. Tney will be
self sealing and bear stamp similar in
style To the English stamped envelope,
and nre expected TO be in all respects
equal thereto.
As the dies are yet 10 be prepared,
and the paper to he manufactured ex-
clusively Tor this impo tsnt purpose, it is
probable that the envelopes will not he
put in circulation before the first oil
January next hut every exertion will
be made to have them earlier. MAI In
IT,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
POPULAR VOTE
Fob PRESIDENT ls4s.

The nominations Of both the great
political parties OF the country for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency now
heing made, the data on which to base
calcult iions as 10 thcir success will be
OF Partie ulr interest. We therefore
here annex the popu ar vote at the last
Presidential election
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

Pennsyio dnia Coal Trade. - The
anthracite coal trade of Pennsylvania
continues very active. The Phlladel-
phia Ledger, speaking OF the amount Of
coal brough, down last week, says:
"The aggregate tonnage by the
three lines, ior the week, is 9s, ,371 tons
The tonnage by three lines, for the sea-
son, is 2. $40, 646 tons. Should there be
ten vet ks more ofboarinl, aud no acci-
dent 10 either OF the canals, the Lehigh
will probably exceed the estimate Of the
Pfeslden, Of the company, in his last
annual report, OF l.I0O, 900 tons, and the
SchuyIkilI Navigation will come Up TO
the largest estimate Of its friends, s00,.
600 tone. The bnsipcss continues very
prosperous, with a prosptc, oflong con-
tinuing So"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

uTA veteran party man took up
paper and saw at the head, Pierce and
King but no, ,hav,ng on has spectacles,
read il, 4" Pierce for King" A lie Ia
~hig Iie," says he" he isn't up Tor
King, he's up for President"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

A letter from Capt. Palmer Of ship
Celestial. at Liverpool from SanghaS,
states that during his passage, when on
the Coast ol lIainru he was attacked
by fleet Of nine pira,ical junks, who
bore dnwn on ihc ship, heating gongs
and firing doube-sho,'cd guns. A fresh
breeze sPring,ng up, the. Celestial SOON
got clear of then.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

AsEc DIES or HATs-l remember Nv,
anecdotes Il hats, which osch ~ ~ way
may serve 10 redeem Inc nr,iiietsi IN sht
iinlciasi.u. u is sneinics- SONS ears ast
a famous d:is.iis; lived IL the principle ha'
tel OF Ha,abafg. lie was forever seeking
quarreis, and always shui us aaaa. Ont
successful aae,.,ud oi giving offence was
10 come Ia lais to dinner, aud abuse some
anlacky stranger, who Inadvertently az
propfiaied us chai.. 4 gea.leman, new
Iy arrived. was warned OF this az he was
about 10 seal himself in the baily's place.
lie cala,iy heard lis leafs 0. blood described
an1 s,sncing af he chHr. lnGiifed,--"i
this his hat. tool. o. being answered
silirma,iyes. he deliberately threw II IN
,hs fire, and appfcptlatsag the seal, went
coalis on viii, MS dinner. When Tue hero
arrived and listened to the facts. he quietly
Withdrew, blinking such oil adversary must
have skill equal 10 hls dsrsns. The other
iacident refers TO M I'D maa feHafkabas
for his iatcrfiiy, who were lie Same mt 80
long thai i, BECAME rravsrb with his
neishbors Al las; be was seen. Que Sal
uftiay afternoon. gai.s homo With ne"
ha; oa. The mex; ntrGlng ali The len
ces in the vicinity bore the inscription
..John Green has gota new hat" A com.
passiunate friend wen, u tie old mao AMI
iafofmet. a!u. .. It.ls RI ilcnie, eifsriag q
iasve lie iitlscri p;ians erased ere he tnsae
lbs psaafsaeeagaia u Too streets. ~
said The honest eeanaBiss, '.Eo and add
aai II is paid for ~ Tackermaa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
b. SANFORD,
DuuGcYST AND GOCEIElI:

4 THE Old Stand on Front street, Davenport
n Iowa. bnslaidin full assortment OF drugs
Medicines. CT emcals, Groceries, FRUITS, spices
oils. Paints. &C., for the season, comprising -
mos, every article in the line. Among "n'sl
are the following, VIZ:
All Or. Jayno's Medicine, iinhgat.snn na.sa,
Wi,,ar,s balsam Wild Cherry, Fam Extiactof
Townsend,s sarsa par.lia, Emerson's p,iis,
Indian vegetable tonic, Linaments otalikinds
MofTat,s Pho nix hitters, Jaynes, Mohats,
BRACES. Brandre,hs, virgins, Smiths; Peters
Lees. Portersand Cleveiandspilis;
HAYES LinameIt Tor piles,
Upham's pile Electuary: c,
Black and Cayenne pepper, Aiispiee' loves
Mace, Nu.megs, Cinnamon, Race,
w. /. and Ground Ginger, saleIaius, sal soua'
Alum, Copperas, salt petre, Chalk,
Pitch and Rosin, dried apples and peaches,
Raisins, Figs, prunes, Curranss, Fanarlnds,
C,,ron and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young Hvson and black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackerei, smoked heriinE,,
Tobacco, secars, snuff, and pipes, al. kinds:
Liverpool blown, af1aai alum, Turks lslaha
and table salts, paints, o.is, tarpen'ine,
es, brushes glass, putt 7sils. eosdage,
sacaing twine; ganfe ar, sho'' seaa a." ~.
cusslon Caps, iaafge Hasttef, ''s"a'N'
REDWOOD, anaa,ta, a..
COCOA ana Chocolate. Old lava,
Rio andaasaana Coffee, Rice, Tap'oca'
Pearl sago, arrow root, pearl barley
yerniceaa. soda, butter and sweet eTaehefs
Loaf, pow tered, crushed, clarified ana
N. o. sugars, Golden and N. Q. syrups,
S. II. aad N. o. Molasses,
Old O,ard and Seigne,ie brandy, per-,
Madeira, sweet Malaga and Clarss Vines,
Holland and Baltimore Tin, Jamaica huHh,
aud Ola Moaongahela wEilskcy, Tor Med'ea'
purposes.
Ahscyn,h. Alcohol, cider vinegar ard hme
iuice, sperm, star and saitow Candies, Cas.ie,
Resin, Almond, Wndsorant other soaps, cahdle.
rins aud letter paper, black, Blue and red Ink
superior steel pens, quilts, &c
Almonds, Brazil nuts, hlber's and hazlehals
pen and pocket knives, FAzoIs, scissors, poehe'
books, wallets, silk AMI cotton purses, combs
assorted violin string ,hair brushes, &c &c.
The above with i feast 500 different articles
no, enumerated are all warranted OF the best
quality. and viii he sold as low a. at am store
IN t1e country. Cash or goods will be pad tor
Butter, cheese, Tatow, Eggs. Oats. Grass seed
Flaxseta, &c.
Davenport, March 20th. 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
DAVEN PORHN
STEAM PLANNING MILLS.


TIyHE undersigned have erected and now have
j IN successful operation their extensive TIA
ninr Mills, and are now furnishing materials iol
the erection ot Houses:
such As
Flooring. Ceiling, siding, Doors, Sasn
Blinds, Shutters, Door and WINDOW
Frames, DC.
By application Of Steam to me most
IMPROVED MACHINERY,
Together with more than twenty years expsFi'
ence in BUILDING, :,
The undersigned tia.ter themselves .nol,'o ~
intending 10 bu,d, they can offer isc'l..'ss no.''
be surpassed in any place either East OF Wes',
They ore now prepared 10 furnish 10 ofue'
any thing in their line Of business, ~ any 4"e,..
t.tv, at short notice, and Reasonable fsrns. Nc
pains will be spared to give the nlost fnssre pa
i.taetion as to quality, workmansn'P,ol Pr, :.
All orders from a distance promptly a.
tended to.
Tho undersigned are further prepared 20 con .,on
tract for the erection Of Buildings o. every
cription, on the most reasonable terms sae "1'''
the grestest dispatch. all and
The public generally are invited 70 eau a ~
avail themselves of the facilities thus AFFORDED y
the substitution Of !Stsan Power Tor sha' u iA''
in this branch OF business. n.y1rS
Davenport, Jan. 9Th, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

"a nd
rJ,HE subscriber has received ~ aouis'o"
i hiss.ock OF Goods, lot 2. aw 81
READY MADE CLOlllhc, A.
such as Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, dtA~s.s,I
Also broad Cloths, Cassimefs, sas,ne1ts, .wS.
Jeansand linseys, Aannels, APaccas, Caisaou
Abvsinia. WOODEN and worsted goods, pfints anu
Ms,,;,uae CaIIcoes, assorted styles and hgnres'
brown and bleach ed ST Getting and shir''ng' iius-
burgh cotton warp, caIpe, chain, batting, wsd i,
i;ng and wieking, buffalo robes, sole, kip, Gal,
and upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet ,roa' s.se'
plough lays, nails andl.rge cass se'"ss'"o
GROCERIES Of all kinds, l.. B., g. 4. ana
T. / salt. window glass, crockerya glasswar
hair and he ovcredtraveling gooo
assortment of,ladies and gen.lemen's gum over
shoes, shoes and boots Of all kinds, hardw. "
paints. oils and dye s.ufs, dried irui', wan pal
rbeap for Cash. JAMES M. BOWLING.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GlSTS Or ST LOUIS, NO.
ST LOUIS. March 3ih. 1853.
We The undersigned, Druggists OF the Ct,, have
be. acquainted with. aud sold for year or two pes'
a art icIe OF Family medicine known 40 PLtai ia
Wis VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; aud We would
the public hst II every instance, 50 FAR q. ws
hnow il has given the best sat.factsn 10 the pureha
SER We ca recommend il TO the pubic astteis
u GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE. Iaase ,ss net.
er knew article OF Medicine become 50 des.rsstl,
pop liar in Snort time, which IS proved ~ the fac'
OF its extensive sale ami constantly increasing de-
mand. signed,
CHARLES, BLOW & co, BACON HYDEa CO.;
BARNARD BROTHERS X CO; SNOW y SHUCTi
FRANCIS WALTON y NAkkEN;
Das soTic i 10 Dealers IN PAIN KILLER
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 10 the
Proprietor of this Medicine. That right has been re-
Gently sustained BY court Of law. and any psrsan
found selling article by that Nance and NOT OF shs
DEWAhEH
o. an article puFporngt be eBaine Perry Dsvi.
Pain Killer, t25 c-Gt slxe1 Manufactured IN tbs city
OF St Louis, and sold throughout the Wsst the past
ear. Risa sase counterfeit and the accompanying
Pamphlet vilainogs Forgery. His easily tested by
mi sing il It'll water, tho counterfeit simply imparts
It's color this watsr while the Genuine article
gives TO the water white or milky appearance. Be
ware of another counterfeit article OF Pain Killer
bout be ISSUED iron 81 Lous under the auspices OF
one Phander Jones, thu name 10 fictitious. We know
the names persons and reputation OF each and all this
piliainous gang. They portion of the same
thas counierfrited the Pain Killer in 81 Louis last
year. They also engaged in counterfeitinga val
liable article OF Family Medicine called smiths Tonic
syrup. They notorious for tins ind vi Ptras.ca
operations We shall publish the names OF these
Coante rieiters learn that they have
made sales OF this counterfeit Parry DAVIS Pain
Killer. Beware OF HaSkers buy Of reg iar Agents
or OF Druggists and Dealers that you know TO be hon
est
Principal 0hce for the Sait 81 lbt GEN IINEPER-
Rf DAVIS PAIN KILLER IA The >sathefnand Yves.
tern States, No. College Baiting Cincinnati, Ohio
J. N. HARRIS < CO., PtoPrietors.
Henry Blaksies OF 81 Louis. No., G.ai. Agent Tor
Mo-, 1T. and Iowa.
Edridge * Son, Wholesale & Retail Agents, Dav-
export: T.. q. Gay, Enrliugton, Iowa. q. tIar-
TN, Gaeus: "m Norris, Rock siund; y. II.
Nesmeth, Perry, Pike county, H., and Ly Drag-
March 18Th 1859 2p1y
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

WE ALI HAVE uva TX gsLIs.-Sis.er
H1rs why Caartey. dear hog, shaiss
tie mauers wa seem g iiie miserable.
CaaTiey--Ab. siu'i /, iasil Here's naa
saws must wear firm dora collars III
Christmas, mai ttlere's vonag Sidney B,s
Ter, who's MT half As tail !, am, has had
stick ups sad sel..ie c.oksrs for ever g
eng.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
REMOVAL

I'D SANFORD has removed from his Oh.
ID. sand on Front Street 10 his New Building
90 Brady Sireet. between Front and Seconc
Streets, wiIers he has on hand and will continue
o keep general assortment Of
GROCERIES,, FRUITS, NUTS. OILS
PAINTS, fARNiSHES, BRUSHES, &c
He has also removed his Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, all DR. Jsynes
PREPARATIONS; also Choice Liquors for Medical
eatposes-to the Southwest Corner OF Second
md Brady streeis--where he is determined 10
ieep the alost General and best assorted S:ock
the above articles. with Great Variety Of
fthers not enumerated, that can be foundin any
ther piace IN Scott CJun,y--and will all be sold
I HE lowest passhle rate, and no mistake.
DiveRpou, May 6ih, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

puySrtIa Ms .ay that Davis Pain Killer 10 one o.
those valuable family artcles which = n
10 relieve an ms nss amount Of sudsring y. ~
human life. Its action on the system = msnS once
iile M the pain il gone at ohe
For the almost miraculous extinction o. pau, -.
medicine was ever discovered equal 70 .he EA ,ar
isr. Il is used in certain casea extefhsny .;nns
na,y but ver .ternaily, like too many
Full directions az ompany each Bottle. ~ ~,
The Pain Killer almost mmedia.s.y e. rhojs,s,
chosra Morbus Diarrhoea, severe Burns pyspep3;'a
Painters cholic; Piles, Boiis; General Inints
Coughs. Head Ache; sudden Colds; sweioa Jyanss n
Camps and Spasms; Rheumatism; Pains IN tne Dsos
and Side and various other complaints IN 'sS'
PAIN KILLER!