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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-07

He Is dying, he is dying,
He whose locks are thin and old
Can you tell me why he's sighiog :
ALL his days are almost told
lie is dying, yes, is dying; -...
He whom lately we did greet
With songs of welcome, now, ere morning
His warm heart will cease to beat.
We remember his bright morning,
When the Northern Crown he wore,
Filled with circlng stars and brilliunts,
Blazing lights from shore to shore.
He is dying, oh is dying,
And his lovely bride Of Spring,
Erst adorned with buds Of beauty,
Time has left, On swihest wing.
Yet, she came, as gentle zephyr, .
Tripping light Fairy Queen,
And he changed his icy jewels
For her wreaths of living green.
But ho's dying, olil is dying,
Filled with gtiefi for Summer fair,
She whose zone he filed with glory,
She who's now The Frost,kiug's heir.
He is dying, surely dying,
Ho whom all have loved so well;
Go, bring Aatamh's varied mnntle,
Dyed with hues from hill and dell.
He is dying, yes, is dying,
Fading gently from our sight, ...
He who bore Us on his pinions,
When the earth was robed in night.
But he's dying, now, is dying,
Harl he speaks in accents clear,
See, bear my Record upward,
Hail now hail the newborn year.
Eare thee well, timo-honored father,
ol how quickly hast thou fed
Yet ihou'st pIoughed thy forows deeper,
Gath,ring to the countless dead.
CiRcrENATI, 0HIO, Dec. 81, 1852.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-07

RANCID BuTTER. R.-The Echo da Monde
iSavaNt says:-"A farmer in the vicinity of
Brussels having succeeded in removing the
bad smell and taste of some butter by mixing
il with chloride Of lime, he was encouraged
by this expss ment, and he has restored to
butter, the taste and odor Of which were in-
suppOTtable, all the sweetness OF fresh butter.
This operation is extremely simple and prac-
tieable BY ALL 1t consists simply in work
ing the butter in a sufficient quantity OF water
in which from IS TO 80 drops Of chloride OF
lime have been added to every two pounds Of
butter. After having MIXED II till ell parts
are in contact with the water, it may be left
in it for an hour or two, afterwards with
drawn and worked again IN clear water. The
chloride OF lime having nothing injurious IN
it, can with safety be augmented but after
having varied the experiment, it was found
that IRON 25 to 80 drops 10 every two pounds
OF butter were sufficient"
Another mode Of restoring sweetness aud
flavor to raHcid butter, said 70 be very efiec-
tsai by those who have tried it, Is to putt ln-
into Shufn With nea milk, and work It till
all thepld salt and rancidiiy is removed, alter
which nisto be takcn from The chufn, worked,
and salted afrgph. ag
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Wfiusn for tho Organ Of the Temperance Reform,
The Dying Year. ga

By MRS H, $. DAY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
u. SANFORD.
nRyTGGIST AND GOCREAs:

4 THE Ola Stand on Front street. Davenport
n Iowa. haslaid in full assortment @ Diols'
Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries, + futs, spices
Oils, Pants, Sc, for the season, coihpiis.ns 81
most every article in the line. Among "hseh
are the following, viz:
Wistar,s balsam wild Cherry, Pam Extractor,
Townsend,s sarsaparilia, Emerson's PMS,
Indian vegetable tonic, Linaments OF ainas,
Motfat,s Phnnix bitters, Jaynes, Mohats,
Braugs. Brandreths, Wrights, Smiths; Peters,
Lees, Porters and Clevelands pills.
HAYES Linamentior piles,
upham's pile Electuary: Co.
Black and Cayenne pepper. Alispiee, oio'es'
Mace, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Race,
w. |. and Ground Ginger, saieratus, sal soua,
Alum, Copperas, salt petre, Chalk,
Pitch and Rosin, dried apples and peaches,
Raisins, Figs, prunes, Currants, famarinas,
Citron and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young Hyson and black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackerel, smoked hefIing,
Tobacco, secars. snuff, and pipes, al. kinds:
Liverpool blown. ground alum, TURKS is'ahu
and table salts, paints, oils, turPentihe, Vaints1i
es, brushes glass; patty, nails, ceraa le my
sackng Irvine; gunpo.def, sho'' lsau anu r..
cussion Caps, indigo, Nader ios"oo1' 'os's.
annatta, &c.
C8coa aud Chocolate, Old Java,
Rio and Havana Coffee, Rice, Tapioca,
Pearl sage, arrow root, pearl barley,
VsrmiceTIa. soda. butter and sweet crackers,
Leaf, powdered, crushed, clarified ana
N. @. sugars, Golden and N. o. syrups,
S. H. and N. o. Nolasses,
Old Otard and Seigneite brandy, pert,
MADEIRA, sweet Malaga and Caret VINES,
Holland and Baltimore Gin, Jamaica KUN,
and Old Moaongahela whskey, Tor Mediea'
purposes. -.
abseynth, Alcohol. cider vinegar aud hme
iuice, spefm. star and tailow Candles, CASTLE,
Rosin, Almond, Wndsorand other soaps, candies
ass,d.. Wis,ar's Cough Candy, ginger nuis, wn-
ting and letter paper, black, blue and red luz :
superior steel pens, quilts, Nc
Almonds, Brazil nuts, hiberts ana hazlehaas,
pen and pocket knives, razois, scissors, poche'
books. wallets, silk and cotton purses, COMBS
asserted violin string hair brushes, &c Ac
The above with at least 500 different articles
NO, enumerated are all warranted OF The bes
quality, and will be sold aa low as al any store
IN the country. Cash or goods will be PAID TO-
Butter, Cheese, Taliow. Eggs, Oats, Grass SEED
Fiaxseed. sc
| Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

CHILDREN RI Pas NEgs When | was
IN Berlin" says popular wri'er,"i went
into public prison and visited every part
Of the establishment. 4, iasI WAS lairo-
duced 10 very large hail, which was iut
OF children, with their books and teachers,
and having The appearance Of Frnssian
school room. .Wha," said is il possible
that ell these children are Imprisoned here
for crime!' On no. said lny couiucio.
smiling at my simplicity; 'aGi i paren, i
imprisoned here iur crime. and % tasi ac-
count bis children are left destitute 81 The
means Of education, and are liable to grow
up in ignorance and crime, The govern,
ment places them here. and mainteins anc
educates them for useful enployment!'-
This was 4 new idea 10 me- knew no
that ii has ever been suggested 10 hi
country"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
LATE ARRIVAL,

BIZ LAMARrIsE. An INVOICE OF MBcs,1,y,.
Books, viz:
ILARk'S Commentary on the Bible
~ Whites history of The World.
Murra : Pictorial United States.
Sehoolcraf's American indians.
Library OF Natural History;
Cheever's Prose Writers OF America.
DE Tocqneville's Democracy in Ame,o.
Mansfield Life of Scott;
10. Adams" Madison and uon,
Stewards Life OF John @. Adams.
Lves Of Silas Wrigh, and Gen. Jacksor.
Generals Of the last War:
Hines Oregon Expeditions;
Fremont's Exploring ditto:
Works Of VIM + Chanuing;
Ditto OF Charlotte Elizabeth;
Woodtall's edition Of Junius:
Sequel 10 Riley's Narrative:
ind various minor works.
On hand
4 full stock OF School Books. ,ncInd,,c a., !,
general use, with al! other materials fof sSbaio,'
and teachers at a small advance over whnIssais
rates.
Will receive shortly
One Hundred Annuals of various kinas ~
GLIDING Sons of Temperance aud odd feIlaws
nffering) for 1889, with an additional sonoiy a.
Elegant Bound w York $ for the Book Tablt
W. II. HOLMES K CO.
October Cd, 1851.
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r. r. PARSONAGE.

PLUMBER, GLAzlER, PAINTER, PAPER
HANGER, &c.i
BfADY Sf., BETWEEN 2o AND ID
TIME subscriber begs TO return his sincere
L thanks 10 those friends who have favored
him with their supper, and TO inform the inhah-
itan,s o.. Davenport and its vicinity that he has
opened his New Shop on Brady ST., between Sec
ona and Third SITS, and that he has always on
hand a choice assortment OF Colors and read :
Mixed Paints, Varnishcs, &c.
Gliding, Bronzing, GrainIng and Vanishing.
NIB. Lift md A,rce Pumps, Hot and Cold
Baths, Water Closets, &e., mnde and finished
10 order on the shortest NORGE.
Feb Iafb 1852. e5-tt
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REMOVAL

ID SANFORD has removed from his oIc
ID. stand on Front Street to bis New Buidin.
on Brady street, between Front and Second
Streets, where be has on hand aud viii continue
TO keep general assortment OF
FRUITS, NUTS. OILS
PAINTS, VARNiSiiES, BRUSHES. &c
He has also removed his Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, all DR. J4yaes
preparations; also Choice Liquors for Medica
purposes-to the South est Corner Of Second
md Brady Stfeets-where he is determined l.
esp the raost General ard best assorted StoeE
f the above ARTICLES, with Great VARIETY o
others nos enumerated, thar can be found 10 ans
other piace IN Scott County--and viii asl b. solo
a. The loves, possible rate, and so mistake.
D9yenPort. May 9Th, 1859.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

r,r1ySIfI rs .av that Davis Pain Killer is one o.
those valuable family articles which IS cacn, -
10 relieve an immense amount OF suffering ~
human life. Its action on the system y NAY arre
ik ms the pain gone Al once
For the almost miraculous extinction 81 pam, ~
medicine was ever discovered equal TO the ram NJ.
ler II is used in certain cases eNternaiiy a
nally but eternally, like too many preparations
Full directions accompany each Bottle. 80 ri.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately gu. .no,ars
Cholera Morbus; Darrhoea; severe burns Dispep; ,
Painters choIic; Piles; Bols; Genera ,aa Inin,s
coas,ns ~ snasms. Rhenmatism; Pains in the Back
and Side and various other complaints in iae' "H
PAIN KILLER!
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#OPINIoN OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GISrS OF ST LOUIS. Mo.
ST LOUIS, March 5sh, ls52.
We the undersigned Druggists Of the City, have
been acquainted with, and sold for year past
an article of Family medicine know as PERRY DA'
MS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; and would
the public that every instance, so Tar as We
hnow has given the best satisfaction 10 the purcha
We can recommend il 10 thu public as an article
OF GREAT MERIT ANDNIRTUE. indeei, We new
er knew a article OF Medicine become 50 deserysdy
popular snort tlme which IS proved by the fact
Of it. extensive sale and constantly increasing de-
CHaRLEsS, BLOW 4 Co, BACON, HYDE & CO.;
BARNARD BROTHERS y CO; SNOW y sHuTTi
pupREY s MORTON: T.. = WETZELL 4 co.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER.
The aame Pain Killer belongs exclusively to the
propri etor OF this Medicine. That right has been
Gently sustained BY court OF law, ani any person
found selling article by that names and not Of the
manufacture o. Perry Pay. Son. ~i0e
or an article parporing be the genuine Perry Davis
OF 81 Louis, and sold throughout the West In. past
/, ear. It's counterfeit and the accompanying
Pamphlet viilanons Forgery II IS easily tested by
king IL with water the counterfeit SIMPLY implrs
It's color ths water, lille the Genuine article
gives othe wasera white or milky appearance Be
ware OF another counterfeit article OF Pain Killer
bout to ISSUED 81 LOUIS unksr the auspices OF
one Philander Jones' this nsmei Is fictitious We know
the names persons and reputation OF each and althis
siilainous gang They portion OF the same crew
that counterf.ited the Pain Killer IN . Louis last
year. They also engaged in connterfeiting val
IManlE drItCih OIL 1HiiF
Syfup They are notorious for this Kind Of Pira.ica
ope ralions. We shall publish the names OF these
ICounterfeiters as soon as learn that they have
made sales of this counterfeit Perry DAVIS Pain
Killer. Beware Of Hawkers, bay OF regular Agents
or OF Druggists and Dealers that you know to be hon
est men,
/ Principal Oace for the Sale of the GENUINE PER
| RY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, IN the southern and Wes
tern States, No. College Building, Cine inuati, Ohio
/ J. n. HARRIS x CO.. PToprietots.
Henry Bisksiey OF 81 Louis, No., Gsal. Agent toi
/ Mo-, III. and Iowa.
/ Eldridge Il Son, Wholesale s Retail Agents, Day
lenport: T.. T.. Gay, Burlington, Iowa: .. Mar
Tin, Galena; VIM +. Norris, Rock Island; S. II
Nesmelh, Perry, Pike county, Ill.,, and by Drug
gists and dealers generally in the United States
/ March 1871. i8J2 2Bly
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rINHE subscriber has received IN addi''on ~
i his stock OF Goods, a lot OF
READY MADE CLOllllAG,
Such as Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, ataweis
Also broad Cloths, Cassimcrs, satinetts, ,weeus'
Jeansand linseys, iaunels, AiPaccns, Caieaon,a;
A bysinia, wooden and worsted goods, p.ints an'
Merrimac Calicocs, assorted styles and hgnres'
brown and bleach ed sheeting and shirting' ril's'
burgh cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, waa,
ding and wicking, buffalo robes, sole, kip call
and upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet iron, ssee
plough lays, nails andlsrse east ket'ies' wo0ae'
buckets, tubs, churns, bowie &c.
GROCERIES of all kinds, 1. b., 9. a. ane
r. /. salt, window glass, crockeryand glassware
hair andleathe coveredtraveling gooe
assortment Of ladies and gcntlemen's gum ose'
shoes, shoes and boots Of all kinds, hardware
paints. oils and dye stuils, dried fruit, wan pa,
D er, and live geese feathers, which Will DC SOLO
cheap for Cash. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Dayenport. March Goth, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
A Select and General Assortment oI
CHEAP GOODS.

rT,HE subscriber having received a Nr,v
STOCK OF the various articles he usnap.
has for sale, respectfully invites the attention !,
! ust omcrsto the fact. Ills STOCK consis,s az y
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
SCHOOL BOOKS Il STATIONERY
GROCERIES,
(lUEENSWARE,
GLASS, PUTTY AND NAILS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
r. S.--Country Produce rsceired ;.
barter
Davenport, May 18th, 1851.
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NEW GOODS
AT TIE CINCINNATI STORE OPPOSITE
THE STEAM MILLS.

AT TIE CINCINNATI STORE OPPOSITE
THE STEAM MILLS.
WE have just received our spring supply Of
w Goods from Cincinnati and 81. Louie, among
which may be found large assortment OF Prns,
de Lains, Bareges, Barge de LANES, Lawns
Alpacas, Ginghams, embroidered muslins, Swiss
Null, Book and Jaconet muslins, Cap Nett,
Worked Capes and Collars, Worked under
sleeves and Band, Swiss edgngs and inser'ings,
Thread and Isle edgings, hack silk Lace, Ln'
dies and Gents linen cambria Hdki., a great vari'
ETY. silk Pocket Hdkis, baok9nd fancy Crava's,
Bingham do, oiled red Hdkis, black 1hibet and
Mode Shawis, Mourning goods, Kid, SILK, Neu
and Cotton Gloves, and with Hosiery OF all KINDS
Irish Linens, bleached and unbleached mnsiins,
bleached, unbleached and colored Drills, fancy
Cassimers, Satine,ts, Cashmereits, &C., frenen
Cloths, Queens Cloth for summer wear, French
Linens, Cottonade, Blue Drills, &c, jacquard
and Russia Diaper, Crash, Red. Yellow ana
White, Twilled and Silk warp Flannel, Dress
Trimmings new styles, Lndiis and Misses ron
nets, Bonnet Innings Ribbons and Flowers
Tuck, Side, Toilet aud Fine Combs, She'll Tuck
and side DO. Port Monias, Bill Wallets, large
size scotch Umbrellas, Parasols, &c. &c.
ALSO:
A large sorimen' Of Boots and Shoes.
Mems Calf and Kip Boots, Coarse and NY
Brogans, Ladies Jenny Lnds, Ruskins, Bronaea
and Enamelled Boomers, Caters, cult and soA'
Boo,ees, Misses, Youths and Chlldrens Shoes,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
QuEEESwARE, NAILS, &C., &c.
which We will sell as low for the Cash as can DC
purchased IN the city.
WOODWARD & HARRIS.
ApriI It'll, 1852
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NEW HARDWARE STORE
NEXT DOOR TO rHg rosT OFFICE,


DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TIME subscriber is now opening al his new
/ stand, a complete assortment Of Cutlery and
Harris, are, embracing every thing IN the Inc, at
prizes 10 sat the times, consist rs IN par. Of
BnilIers' Hardware; including all varieties oi
locks laiches, bolts. hinges screws, shutter iAs-
Jennings Fastening shniter hinges, sash springs
door Knobs, cupboard catches, ruIlles, &c. JOIN
ers' Tools. among which are nand, pane, rip,
tenant, compass, sash and other Saws, chisels q
al! kinds, augers, long and short, drawing knives
steel, iron and iry squares, bench match, tasing
ssshs, moulding and bead planes, braces and btt
spirit levels, beyels, mortice guases, with al
other descr p,ion Of Carpenters Tools.
Bl,cksmiils' tools and 6les, bellows, ansiis
vices, screw place., .ings. Gutfiu's borst shoe
nails, rasps, files, c.
Hill Saws, Upright an! Circular,
u Row iai,d'-, Lee, Gage n O, AMI other soo1
make; and every yafiey OF sail saw, ami ethei
files. STEEL SPADES ami SHO ELS. q
Anes', RoWland's, Adams ami other ihsnaiac-
i lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, Eakes, has
forks, manure forks, long handled shoveis, OK
and log chains, trace, breast, halter and othei
chains, hay and straw knives, etc etc.
TABLE AND POCKET CLTLERI q all
qualities and prices; together with a general as
sortment OF House keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCING
This article is peculiarly adapted TO this Prai
rie country, las been tnliy tested and is bound 4
supercede all other kinds OF fencing now IN use
Fer durability, cheapness and convenience, "
claims are pre- eminent Farmers, look to IT,. i
will save you many dollars.
'Twere vain 10 atemg ~ 10 enumera'e all my
stock. The foregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGS CUTNAILS, eastern make. are sufficient
TO arrest your attention, and ny assurances TO sell
cheap will be fliy realized by giving me call
al the "Post Office Buildings"
Orders from distance carefully attended to.
w. Fl HILDRHTH,
"Fost Office Bu,idngs'' Davenport.
Anril, 1852.
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THURSDAY PACKET

FOR BURLINGTON. MUsCATINE. ROCK IS
LAND, DAVENPORT AND GALENA.
WYOMING, g, J. KING, MASTER,
4 -H~n WILL commence her regular
trips at the opening Of navigation
s--s-zzezxs Leaving ST. Louis every Thurs
day evening, at ) O'Clock. P. D., and touching al
ali the intermediate points, Will arrive at Galena
on Sunday morning. Leaving Galena Sunday
evening. Davenport, Rock Island, Muscarine
and Burlington, and arrive at ST. Louis on We'd
nesaay morning.
The Wyoming has been thoroughly repaired
and newly fitted up, and her officers hope, by
strict attention TO the comfort Of pas sengers and
Interests Of shippers, to merit share Of the pub
lie patronage. For freight or passage apply on
board, or 10 BURROWS & PRETzYMAH,
Feb % A seDts
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oYsTERs

The enemies Of the oyster are many,
asd oil Of them 60 about seeking what Q,
,ss they may dcvoar. First comes the
ssa crab, who sets himself On al oyster,
and drills little rnund hule Ia his back
aod makes poor oysters back ache, which
causes him 70 open his mouth 70 take 81
long breath, when the viillanous crab runs
. .sslinger," down his throat, aud poor eys
tor 10 ia tho sea crabs stomach. On the
sea. shore bushels OF shells are found per
fectly riddicd with holes by the crabs
Sosnstimes the crab flies the oysters nose
otf, 90 10 to run in his stiuger.
Sscond comes The drumrfish, Who weighs
shout thirty or forty pounds, and is aaou,
two feet long--ho Is large about the
stomach, aud tapers oil toward both ends,
lie is BY no means modes, iish, Tor Just
~ soon as his eye res,s on an oyster, ne
starts toward him, for the purpose Of mix
ING his acquaintance, and grabbing him IN
his mouth smashes him lu,u chowder ..r
the twinkliug OF a cats TAI" and iminedi
ately looks abou, for his nearest relative.
--being opposed 10 having families separa
sed, he is anxious to have them all rest IL
Aie stomach al once. II IS otieu the case
that Two o. three pounds Of oyster shells
sso 6uund in dsum-tish's stomach.
Third, comes the sea -siar-eyesy body
knows What sea-siar is, for they lock
Just like star. These stars have five
points; but no legs; aud, as they DO MOI
keep horses and wagons they find !, very
inconvenieni TO go a-tool not haring aaa
fees-so when they wish 10 travel they loci
themselves fast 10 each other until the,
form large ball, sometimes ten Tee, III
circumference, and permit themselves e
b driven abou, BY the waves Of the sea
and roll away, they know nci nos care no.
whittier, but if they happen 70 roll over an
oyster bed, they all Immediately lei loose
OF each other, and hug an oyster aud wrap
their Ave points aboa, him, and hug him
closely, hug him dearly, until he desires
him to stop and jasi opens bis mouth te
say hold, enough when the rascaliy star
runs litile .nipper' down oysters nose.
and be il .guner.
Fourth, comes man with dredging irons.
with scoops, shosels and tongs, pulling
him, hauling him, and making him into
oyster soup, pie. FRY, roasi, and 50 on and
90 forth, eating him whole, eating him IN
cresses, body and soul, without Swing tile
pieces. Thus it is with poor oyster,
troubles beset him OF every side. and
though thousands desire to hare him. YET
none wish 10 be him.
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s.Ho every one that tlirste.h.,

YyHE Endless Chain Pump is made by A.
j. FASSETT a, Sterling, Whitesde coaaty
H.. OF the best materials and solo on the rosr
reasonable terms. All orders addressed 10 him
will b promptly attended 10 A supply OF The
above Pump will be ALWAYS kept on hard a; III,
Ohio House in this place. A. fAsSEIT.
Davenport, March e5th, 1852.
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PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
CITY OF DAVENPORT.

Three Doors West Of NE IL Claire House on
Second Street.
-. THE proprietor thankful Tor past Ia
800 vors soiic Il continuance OF the Gus
$50 tom OF the Travelling public ne mas NJ
III ted up aud furnished his House 10 a
rooa ard comfortable s,yse to accommodate
travellers who may tasor him with their patron
age. .:,u r.,
nished with the best the Markets OF The country
affords.
He also has StabIing TO accommodate 90 head
of horses. Provendei and grain alw " on nand.
NJ c. DAVIS.
Davenport, April 18th. 1851. 32-u
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= ~~ THE legaut passenger steamer
esyAanzAA DUBUQUE, LEsRAsD Ao&khelsE,
a. - Master, viii run as regular
weekly PACKET between 81, Louis ana Gaisna
during the ensuing season; leaving 81. Louis
every Saturday evening al O'clock and afrlv-
mr. at Davenport on Monday evenings and Ca
lena on Tuesday mornings.
Returning will leaye Gasena Tuesday even
ing and arrive at Davenport on WednesdaS
norning and be in 81. Louis by o'clock thurs
daV evening
Cart. Morehouse hopes by untring efforts 70
consul, The interes, Of shippers and the comtort
81 passengers 10 Fri, The liberal patronage here
tofore extended 10 him. For freightor passage
,oply On board. apl 90
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LUMBER! LUMBER

III MDEN. IIU DEN!
A LII persons DESTROYS of building substantial
n houses, can now be accommodated With
hard lumber Of all sorts and sizes, by ealing on
the subscribers at McCarthy's Saw Mill " ag-
on Makers, and all other trAdesmen, using hard
lumber, will please give us call.
As we intend keeping constantly on hand, at
assortment OF first rate hard logs, We will saw 70
order, at the shortest notice.
ALSO, Pine Lumber Kept constantly on hand
J. X. RHODES i Co.
Davenpot. November Goth, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

ID ESPECTFULLY call The attention 81 Far
IL mets, Shippers and the public generally to
this advertisement.
They vii al all times be ready TO store and
ship every description OF produce and msrchan-
dee, to buy and sell on Commission, aud trust
b. proDp, and strict attention 10 the interest Of
all who mas favor them with their patronage 10
merit tie public confidence.
The business will Be conducted AMI carried on
ia The spacious building recently erected BY Mr..
Fulton, designated as the Bazaar, 10 which is al
'ache! commodious landing Tor Sleaaboats
all stages oil the river and possesses advantages
valuable 10 the Importer OF Shipper, not the least
of which is that no draysge viii be required from
the Warehouse 70 Beats Or from Boats TO the
Warehouse. MAY 18Th. 1852.