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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

UEIon Division No. s. of T.-Meetseyory FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock, at the Temple Hail. No. 922 rhouploulas street,
following the officers the THos R. REIn
W p H. CAEskN, W A.. NJ McQuALrgR R. s.; A. osESwIG,
A. A, Burns, F. S.. WIN. WHrsETT T.; BRlcKMYER, G.
DoNgLE A. Ci IigSg GEauAH l. 81 A. LaNnEET o SICK
VISITING BRIcKMYEn No. 2l Newevee;
LAMBETH JoHN CourEE of Common and hras
streets. jy3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

ESG PTlAN EYE H4LSAM-D. CO. ssgges,
a. HEN n'd thift experience cGerstl -
a02.e nabts renedy for n Dis pprtarang
EYE. 49,
sS DFhtamla Of FIVE years. nndug weesi t
Tear the Eye Of three years, this civ
being stone blind for eight MONTHS tie sight
three weeksi gentleman always wears
by cny drop enabled the without
them by caudioltght in eight hours
~ Inflammation Of three days cured by single drop. gives
brIianoy the eye. and aso atreng The sight.
FF- Nos. lisa CIRCUS ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
JOHN Il. SHAW, Vice Pfssideat.
MeWOrleans Agencv d Die Mutual Pro.


lection INSURANCE CO. OF NASHVILLE, Tenn.
T This Company Mutual Prnciple Houses hIer.
c'aniE LOSS by FIRE and the CsrEoes
| AND RIVERS -
EB Al having their property insured
entitled full participation inthe profits without liability loaF.
TRUSTEES:
n fIq,son NJ s. Pitcher, Jas. Morton, Jr,
john Waters, J, g. 81 uph4fi, D. Weaver,
J. a. AleAlIsteT, H Douglass, G. p. Smith,
F.b, Fe5t, John Mouow, Il. z. Mckenzie,
John II, Ewin, a. VI. Putnam, P. W. anxey
vi. Berry, SsinHe Seay, a. Morrison,
E. S ltHu, J. r. Knowles C.E.H Hiluan,
Alex. Fall, j. b. johnson, Stew
n J. iei!, A. J. Duncan, W. PrQhard
L. b. ne A. H. Hicks, I. A. Thomas,
A. o. 7. NICHOLSON, President.
M :. PrLcEER, Vice President
c. ]. T. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
rhomss N Price, r. II. Fraser,
Geo W. West, c. Conner.
jg2a1y wM A. JOHNSON, Agent a8 Commercial Place.
Merchants Insurance Company of New
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL t2OO,gOO ...........ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PFNBERTOS. President.
A SCIiRIEEER, Secretary
EB Tie Directors respectfully inhabitants of the Fourth
District ate lalyctc that to facilitate
they have established
they prepared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE MARINE AND
R ER RISKS at the lowest TEN CENT
cash will be made persons doing business with this Company.
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
J9h1 Penberton, Fetgus Garaere, .Ksapar Aych,
Michel AIus0n, J. Stafford, David Adams
Manuel j. Garcia, l.. h. kenny, ". W. Naught,
ThomsaJ Ivy, Gustave Leroy, Richard SaILer.
EDWARD IVY Agent
APPS hm Office No. IL Jackson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

N July laBtI induced apply Bgewaer
sugar hchBe and has exceeded expectations
nd the representations made by the Agents. 53s G. B0GERT 4
eIeefiuy add testimony the
enar and recommend the
th4 best FIRE AND WEATHER PROTECTOR known
mere hnya applied IL as exposed july
u neither blisered cracked, aud has
'1race, which hns proved entirely nlperyoug.
>,,..-.- ., tsigned) JOHN F. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
!RTISICATE OF THE MANAGERs AND AaENTs
on LQuIsIANA NRY nNcK nA

H1ylns ad thn LOUISIANA 9RY DUCR PAINTED
"AI Els FAINT and nots th1r1leiy fliJ eart
non VITA Captain Thomasson Of the MAGNOLIA Brown
fERCR ARTICLE. ~ ~ ~ "
(hiRnedl HUGHES, yALLETr & THosAs,
L1eiaaaa Doct Yard.
], P. WHITNEY CO,
vo-, Agents LaJalsli-Ia Dry Do1A Co,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20

New STgAM ENGINE The Washington
correspondent Of the ST. Louis Republican.
gives the following description u q nee
kind q steam engine, recenilg iaseuied
By Mr. Erickson a. New York
a new engine has been built q, New
York, which threatens a complete revasu-
ton in this kind nf machinery. Il has
been patented bs Ericksoa, the iuyenferof
Lie propeller. Tne engine has been haili
and tried, and works well; snd uses only
80 lbs Of coal per day. Boilers are djspen.
sed with altogether. End you can wellnag-
Inc what a revolution i, will effect id ihs
ocean steam marine, where The large ses-
sells carry 600 to 1000 tons of ca, or
each voyage. There will lie be danger ~
explosion, o. any thing ef that sort. The
engine now built is iaienieI fJr large
sea ste mer il course q construction al
New York. and The whole III cost over
halfa million Of dol!srs. Men Of capital
would not 10 lHelY T. invest such sam
Of nraey upon doubtful experiment. an3
yoa may receive this iaforH4tian with 8
assuFaare of its carrectucss.-
This engine csn Be applied 70 our bot,
aud to your printing machines, aud u ey-
cry thing OF the kind.''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20
RurIrMATlsM.


Why will you suffer the agonizlng pains Of this dis
tressing complaint? When you can be cured for .,
cts: IL You viii Davis Pain Killer according 10
direction.
ing Il il does good; il seldom. il ever fails.
DIARRHeEA AND CHOLERA:
II any doubts the magic power OF Davis Pain
Killer to cure Dfarahoea or even ASIATlC CHOLE
RA, We wise them 70 buy one % cent bottle OF the
Il AIN KILLER aud give IL a trial; we never knew,
10 foil. See certificates in the Pamphlet.
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those no have suffered all the horrors
Of Dyspepsia fully appreciate the value Of Perry
Davis Pain Killer; sovereign remedy for this dis,re;
sttg lsrase in all its forms.
howell COMPLAINT AND DYSENTERY;
No melirnc ever offered 10 tn. public has been at
tended with sneh trump success in the cure of
Bowel Complaint and Dssentery os Perry Davis Pain
Killer; Try II an be convinced.
PAINTERS CHOLfc,
fyou can paint fire with charcoal light with cbalt
aud coioFs live and breathe, then YOU IAN with
words faint idea OF The magic efforts OF DAVE
Paia kier, when used according for tha,
distressing COMPLAINT Painters Cholic.
TOOTH ACHE
10 eohqufF peace is NOT dIhcnitthing as regards
poih Hohe; charge oil the far famed Pain Killer
ann ii wall LoGt face and scatter.
FEVER AND AGUE:
The effects Of Davis Pain Killer when tax en- accor.
ming to directions Of Chill ann Fever are thu
Is artonshtne get Pamphlet from the age Mt and read
Tor yourselfi say try il; for it hurt you.
Fer the relief and cure distressing Burns the Pain
Killer is severe ign remedy; AMI IL rqnaed by no
femedy ever brought to The American public; Try IL
ond be convinced
DISTRESSING COUGH:
What IL Jost the honsy ofexistance; really benef.
eiai and agreeable, feels alter be ing OF
distressing cough BY the use Of Perry DAVIS Pain
Killer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20
NEW GOODS
AT TIE CINCINNATI STORE OPPOSITE
THE STEAM MILLS


aYTE have Just received our safiug supply 81
Nv Goods from Cinciaaali and S; l.onis, a'ioPs
which may w found . large assortment or FfsRts-
lie I.slss. Rareaes, Barge de LANES, lawns.
l9acas, G4n4aatas, embroidered mus ms, swass
Nun. Book and 'aconet masins, Gap Melt,
Worked Canes AM Cellars. Worried unaei-
sleeves ana Band, SWISS edgiags and inser'iags,
rhfead ana Isle edgings, tlaok six Lace. ia-
lies and Gents Iint cslnbgi iidkt., great var.
ety SIX P,eket ifdkls. black and fancy GgasaIs.
bingham, do, oiled rcd IIekts. black ihlhei AMI
Nads siaNls, Mourning goods, Kid, Sir, Nett
and Cotton Gloves, and with Hosiery Of al kinds
irish Liasns, b.eaehca aud uubleached musslns.
aleachea. anhleached and cosorea Drills. taney
Cassissers, Sasineats, Cashmesetis, Sc. French
Cialhs. Queens Cloth for summer wear, French
Liners, Colorado. Zinc Dfiiis, 81, jacquard
ana Rassia Diaper, Crash, Red, yellow ana
Nhte, Twilicd ana six warp Flannel, lres%
ITammIags new al5Ies, l-adiIs aud Mess i=oa-
nets, Ropast iiniags Ribbons ans Flowers,
| Tark, SIDE, Toilet aud Fiue Z 3u4aS, Shei iack
aud Siae "a Port Noniss. Bsll Wallets, large
azs scotch Umbrellas. parasols, &c. &c.
ALSO:
A Largo i sNtmen, ef Boots and Shoes.
Maa's Calf and Kip Boots, Coarse AMI iAf
B5oeaaS. Ladies lenay i.,nds. BusAias, aronzcd
ana Enamelled ooners, Gailcrs. call and goat
Booiees. Misses, Youths aad Childrens Shoes,
HAKrw4Rf, GROCERIES,
oUrgSswARE NAILS. &c+. &c.
Which Nc vii sell aslow .or the Cash as can be
purchased IL the CITY
WOODWARD i HARRIS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20
NEW STORE,
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
a a5s.s,, MINIS

0prosrrE riE ArsA MILLS.
TIME subscriber has received u uuo''
1 his stock Of Goods, loi oil
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Such ais Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, diawe.s's
aauuels, Alpaeeas, Gaedohla,
abvsinia, WOODEN and worsted goods, prints anu
Mspfin,ae Calicocs, assorted styles and hgnfeS,
brown and bleached sl.eetingand shr'ing, fat,s-
burgh cotton warp, ea1pe. chain oaa'ns, w eal
,nJ anaer leather, Sligo iron, sheet IRON, steel
alough lays, nails andlarge cast Kettles WOODEN
buckets. tubs. churns, bowls &c.
GROCERIES OF all kinds, /. -, .. a. ano
r. salt, window glass, croc&sfy anu g'"sa" .'i
sair ana}eafberc veredtrayeiing trunksia good
assortment 81 ladies' and gen,lemen's gun over
shoes, sf,Dcs and boots Of all kinds, hardware
eaints. oils and dye stnas, dried fruit, wall pa,
b y, and live geese feathers, which WI, VI, ~ so'u
cheap for Cash. - We ~. bo" Li'o.
tavanaort March 2Oth, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20

Afriendiells d goad stvry OF Old HAYS"
when be Was crer Of the Court IL Ses-
siany.
The room was unusually warm, anu he
vas very APT IL ihe -fleFuoou 10 drop away
10 doze.
On one occasion abile The recorder Was
charging jgry. lie 90 En9n saored, quite
audibly. An afieer Immediately whispered
10 bis car: "Uncle jacob. some one il stlor-
ing and disturbing The court" Up j8mp,
ed Hays, and With nis steHtorian lungs.
cried oui, s'Silence. there must be 10 snor-
ing 10 courts And turning to The recof.
der, be said: 'You can now 60 on wiiloa'
interruption" The story il sometime.
tod Of him, that being awakened one das
By peal q tIiuuder, be cried out, Isl
ience. s-K aickerbocler.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20

HsHIr.--ssIlrust every thing under COL
ssid lord Btoughan, 10 habit, upon which,
ia oil ages, the law giser, as well as the
schooimasier, has nain!y placed bis feli.
nuce: hnhl, vhieh mikes egeryiAing easy.
and casts oil difficulty opan tie deviation
from woated course NJ We sobfielg ]
habit, and lniemaeance will l.s l.aiefut
make prudence habif, aaJ reckless pFoal.
gacy wilt be as contrary 70 lie natare ii
The child, grown Or a6ali, a. lie most afro.
cious crimes are 10 any 81 Your loflslips.
Give child The habit Of sacrediy tegar
ding tie truth, of carefully respecting PRO-.
erty Of others; Of scfappiogsly abstaiuing
from al acts orimproyiaence Which can IN
yolye him ID distress, aud lie vii lli a.
likely think of rushing inio am element ID
which he capDot bnalhe, as Of lyiag, o.
cheating, or stealing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20
LATE ARRIVAL.

By IaMAsrisg. AN INVOICE Of MISCELLANEOUS
Books, VIZ:
ILARk'S Commentary on the Bibie,
I Whites history OF The World,
Mnrra Is Pictorial United States;
Sehoolcratt,s American Indians;
Library OF Natural History;
Cheever,s Prose Writer'S OF America;
he Tocdueviiie's Democracy in America;
Mansfield Life OF Scott;
10. Adams. Madison and Monroe;
Stewards Life OF John G. Adams;
lives of Sias Wright and Gen. Jackson;
Generals Of the last War;
Hines Oregon Expeditions;
Ffsmont's Exploring ditto;
Works al WA + Charming;
Ditto 81 Charlotte Elizabeth;
NooafalIs edition Of JunIus;
Sepuel 10 Riley's Narrative;
and various minor works.
On hand
full stock OF school Books, including a = ID
general use with all other materials sor scholars
aud teachers at small advance over wholesale
rates.
VIII receive shortly
One Hundred Annals OF various kinds, lln-
cutliat sons of Temperance and Dad feiloWs
Oferinp) Tor 1852. with additional supply 81
Elegant Bound Works for the Book iahle
W. II. HOLMES ! CO.
October Cd, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20
TESACsTY OF LIFE.

Among tho lswer animals this iscaliN
Is tie ia Isl re.narsao!e Ia Tie palypl. they
may be pounded in mortar, sPit nP,I
turned inside oat like glove, ami divide
.ato parts, " ithont injury 70 lite; tire alone
i fatal 10 them. Ii i new about d hun
dscd wears since Tsenllcy maae as al
quaiatcd with these animals aad iifsi ais
covered their iadestructihi,iiy. Il has Sub
seqaeatly been taken ~ 6y other naiufail
historians, who have followed up these eS
periaen,s, aud have even gone So lar a.
10 produce monsters by grating. II they
be turned inside out, they attempt Ia re-
place themselves, aud it unsuccessful, tht
outer surface assumes the properties ana
powers a Tie iaHef. aud the reverse ~
The eti,at ls parslsils successfully onls,
ihe part tnruoI back disappears ntNeniy
braces. ii suct, nsannee 'hst the arms
Which pstlacse1 aeaind ara naw Used IN
tho ceaire ui siae body; iAe otiaiaal open
ing also Disappears, aud in the foemot tee.-
ers new naa'ti il formed 10 which ue~
teelers attach themselves, and this nen
mouth feeds immediately. TIE healed ex
iremiis elangstes aself iuta al. Of which
The animal has now tNa II two polypi &c
passed into one another like tuhes, and
pierced through with 4 thistle, the inner
enc wotas lis way through the other, aad
comes forth again ia a few dass; IL sone
Instances, however, they grew together,
aud then double row Of ieelers surround
the mouth
I'll they he muiilated, The divided parts
grow together agsiu. and even pieces oi
two separate individuals viii unite int
one. Some insects viii live .
long time after tie loss OF some lnpaFIani
portion Of their bodies. A Carahsas graGe-
latus has been seen TO run without heaa;
and Careers, deprived Of IFS heaa 1t tie
n,omeni ii was Inserting itself in,othe cell
ola bee. totleposit lis eggs. continued Is
attempts, and turned back 10 il offer i
was placed in an opposite direction
Crieke,s will live for couple ofdays With
OIL, haais, and vii linger fr several hauF-
when deprived 81 their entrais ;aud sasps
will attempt to sting after their bodies arr
divided.
Ascending higher IN Tue aaiihai WaFid,
we End that reptiles, AM many species fl
fish can endure the INST violent injuries.
Esls are proyeibially difficult 10 tii, aad
the shark preserves It's vitality after every
cruelty has been hespod npan il.
'Tho tenacious power Of lie III The irte
10 beyond measure extraordinary, il i'll
neither affected By the exhaustion Il aai
air pump, nor DESTROYED when irezea iutol
solid mss. The rrilan cTistataa hss
the power If 70 producing parts and joints
OF which il has been deprived, on3 event
an ere; The tail an1 feethasc been kn3Nu
10 replace themselves SIX tines ia The
course ef one summer, 50 tht 6S9 new
bones were Reproduced. Il The S4anaa- |
dra nlaeulaia BE deprived u It's head, ihe
trunk remains standing On lis feet, and
turns on being touched. TuEloiseS, fr3m
which The braia has neen distracted, wan /
der about or months aigh closed exes.
feeling their way, aud have survived for
twenty three DAYS without bead
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20

Railway Official -sYon'd better nos
smoke, sifg'
Trsseler--@That's @hat ms ffiends say. :
Railway Oficisl-"Dul you masitI
smfike sf.'
asoler-"so my doctor toll. me-"
Rail~ay 0fiei1i Gndjgnaue ID
so,r shan snlst.e. sr.7
T.a.eler-.a Al iast sha' "a vfc
Twenty-Five negsps3,Is asd gefigaic4!: are
pu, isles at f.. Loals
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20
b. SANFORD,
DggrEG.sT AND COCKER:

u
A Il the old stand On Front street, DavenPoF
Il Iowa has laidin full assortment oi Dtass
Medicines, Chemicals, Groeeres, ru'ts, specs
Oiis. Paints, sc, Tor the season; comprising ~
most every article in the line. Among WHICH
are the following, viz.
All Or. Jayne,s Medicine, Hungarian Balsam
Wistar's balsam Wild Cherry, Pain EXTRACTOR
Townsen,i's sarsaparilIa, Emcrson's pills,
Indian yeretaaletonic, Llnaments oiailklaas
M3aal's Phnnix bitters, laynes, hota,s'
Bragas, BraaaIeths, Virgins, smiths; Peters
Lees, Pofters ana Clevelands pils;
HAYES LinameutioI piles,
uRhani's pile Electaary:
Black anu Cayenne pepper, Alispice' eioSeS,
Mace, Natmegs, Cinnamon, Race,
". and Ground Ginger, saierainss sal soda,
Alum, Copperas, saIt petre, Chalk,
pitch ana Rosin, dried apples and peaches,
Raisias, Figs, prunes, Currants, Tamannds,
C4iroa and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young Hyson and black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackerei, smoked aefins,
Tobucco, segars, snuff, and pipes, All h,Has
Liverpool blown, ground alan, Turks isaal
and Ia5Is salts, paints, oils, turpentine, vaFhsSh
O., brushes glass, putty, nails, eordage, iaes and
sackif, twiae; gunpe2der, shot, lead and per-
cassion Caps, intltga, Nader, lcgwood, tasttc,
redwood, annaifa, sc.
Cocoa ana Chocolate, Old Java,
RIO and Havana Coffee, Rice, Iapiaea,
Pearl sago, arrow. root, pearl barley,
9erniceiia, soda, butter and sweet crackers,
LOAF. powdered, crushed, clarified aud
\. o. sugars, Golden and y. .. syrugs,
S. II. aad n. O. ao!asses.
old Otafd and ssigaUtte brandy, Poft,
Maae.ra. sweet Malaga aud C!aret Wines,
Holland and Baltimore Tin, jamalca Kun,
ana Cd Monongahela wh3shey, TOR hedieai
purposes,
Absayajh, Alcohol, cider vinegar and lime
iniee. sperm. star and tailow Candies, Castife,
Rosin, Almond, WndsoFana othersoafs, candies
ass'd., Wis;ar's Cough Candy, ginger nuts, W.T.
ting and letter paper, black, blue aud red luz !
superior steel pens, quilts, &c
Almonds. Brazil mats, tiibcFfs and hnz'enn's,
pen and POCKET knives, rskoIs, scissors, focNe'
books. waIlets, sil. and cotton purses, combs
assorted violin string hair brushes, Ike. Sc
The above wiki at least 900 different articles
not enumerated are oil warranted Of the best
quality, aud will be sold a. low as At any store
ii tie country. Cash or goods will ho paid for
Butter, Cheese, Taltow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed,
Flsxsecd, &c.
Davenport. March 20th, 1857.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20
OPINION OF TIE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
.lsrs Oh 81 LOUIS, NO.

OPINION OF TIE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
elsTs or 81 LOUIS no.
ST LOUIS March 5th, ls5a.
Wa the undersigned, Druggists Of the Cn,, have
been acquainted 1ith, asd sold Tor year or two past
MS VEGETABLE PAIN MILLER; and We would
the public that every instance, 80 far ~
hnow, has given the best satisfaction 10 the purcha
ser. We can recommend 1t 10 the public ART ce
OF GREAT MERIT ANDfIRrUE. 1udse 4, We new.
- kne@ article OF Med become dssersedIy
pop8lar time, bch is proved by the fact
81 - extensive sale AMI constantly increasing de-
IlIARLEss. BLOW a CO, BACON, HYDE s. CO.;
BARNARD BROTHERS y CD; SNOW SHUTIs
j, tasM sasr WAtToz W WsREEf 90
NOTICE 10 DEALERS IN PAIN klLLEk-
f. pfletor Of tLls AlN.cne. That rls6t has been
Gently sestalatd BY court Of ia~, and any person
ieuu8 settling article by ha; nan.- and not OF tks
i 4GtaTe aerre DAVIS son. will De prosecuted.
9hWAREl!
az article Iurppr.Ing to bn the genuine Perry paya
p =, Eaaer - nf sret 1ru4 in III. city
Of rs Lauts, and sold throughout the West the past
t"af. Nts 1ase counterfeit and the aceompaaysss
PAM hias sgagnuus Forgery III Is easily tested ~
mixing Il with water, the counter feit simply imports
iss eoiar " the water, While the Grnnine article
givcs TO the watera white or miisy arpearsnee Be
ware OF an6th~r counterfeit article OF Pain Killer a.
be ISSUED 81 LOUIS uader the auspices OF
ons phsnder Joaes. this aoms - fictitious We know
the names Srsons aad reputation oil each and all this
yliainous gang. They portion OF the same "
dat coaiterfs.ted the Pain Killer in 81 Louis 1as
year. TAcy also engaged in counterfeiinza val.
uabis article OF Family Medicine called smiths Tonic
syrnp. They notorious Tor this ind Of PifascaI
operations We shall publish the names Of these
Couuterfeifers learn that they have
madr sales Of thls counterfeit Perry DAVIS Py
killer. Beware OF HaSkers, buy of regular Agents
or Of Druggists aad Dealers ai you kno. to be hon
est men.
pnnoipal oaiee for the sale of,he GENUINE PER-
RY DAVIS PAIN KILLER 10 the Southern and We.
tern States, NO. Csiere Buing, Cincinnati, Ohio.
], Y. HARRIS X Co. PropristorY
Henry Biaksley Of 81 Louis, No., Geai. Agent for
NO, III. aud iowa
k,drdgr s SON, Whole sale q Retail Agents, Dav-
export, +. f. Gay Burlington, iowa;J. o. Mar
tin, Gaiena, VIM. T. Norris, Rock Island; s. H.
Nesaleih, Perry, Pike county, H., and by Drug
si-is ana dealers generally in the United States
March 18Th, 1882. 28-ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20
DAVENPORT
LAND FOR SALE.

NOW is the time to purchase Land CHEAP
~ near Davenport, let bat few more years
past ani You will have 10 pay ten an
u at can no. be purchased for TWO or three dol,
lars per acre. have for sale and will sell the
fglloaing land laying between t~o and ous-hai
~ eight miles rom Davenport; thTee forty acre
raets, two Of eighty, one of one hun7rrd and
iXty, cre Of tire bundled and twen'' acres all
r lhe a'iaye land is Of The FIRST qualify of farm.
iag land yell located, wilh rich soil. The above
III be sCld It prices yarsing from IN" dollar
g eatY-fv e cents TO three dollars per acre
A ply 70 A c. FULTON.
Davenport Dec, 2gth, 1851
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-20

Procure pamphlet OF a regular agent and read the
testimony of The respectable citizens IN
the United States, favor of the Pain Killer, has
only 10 be known 10 be appreciated.
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II apNNtaIIoH q s'te'1H =
IMPROVED MACHINERY,

Together with more than twenty years eApeH.
enee il BUrLE-NG,
The undersigned fiaiier hense'ves - ~.
intending 10 build, they can offer lacsiiues ny y
he surpassed in any place either fas, z. 80 80.
Ybeg are now prepared 10 furnish 10 order
,, thine, in their line OF business, IN any q'ais-
.it, al sbofi sotice, aid on reasonable tsrns. Ne
pains will be spared to give the most ha'afe .'a'-
iglcttea as to quality, worknansh p, OF pi'ee'
an orders from d distance promptly :"
tca,!ed to.
The unaers gned are further prepared TO con GO,
tract fer lie erection 81 Buildings Of every aeS-
eripiian, on the most reasonable terms ana VIZ
the greetest dispatch. ~
Tie public generally are invited 70 cay a, -.
avail themselves oi the facilities thus aiiofdea "
HI Substitution of Steam Power for that OF man
IN this braBcli Of business. ,rs
Davenport, Jan. 9Th, 1852
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70 uI.AR GALENA. DAVENPORT ST. Louis

PAth.I. -,
4 Szx<N THE yell known steamer B0N
TsHz..ss1, 4 ACCORD, ]. T.. RtsskHlr, Master,
EszzsSszz.44Is will run regularly between tue
abave ports during the season. The Bon Ae-
cord has been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished. Passengers ard Shippers can de-
pend on her remaining Ia the above trade.
Clpt Bissel hopes b strict attenuoa to the
Interests Of Shippers aud comfort oil Passengers
10 melt continuance OF he very Dtfai PAT
fonage heretofore Bestowed % TINS boat fes
freight or passage apply board. =,
ami %. lH52 ISIS
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Iarse and splendid assortment OF ne"
/ goods which will be sold very low Tor the
ready y, consisting in pasi OF the iosio.,ns:
Caambrey and scotch Ginghams, printed lae-
onets and worked lawn, siikand worsted Poplihs,
fancy Alpaceas, De lanes, worked collars ana
c4Des. linen Lnsters, white Grape and othei
saawls, seAris, French laconets, large assor',
-, X teonnef.. Rihonas. and Flowers, cap and
necs Ribonds silk and satin farasots, Dress trim
mines. Null aad Swiss Mnsins, Pure Saakeens,
Cranes. Irish linens, Grass Skirts, fingfs, silk
thread gloves. Bead Bags, French and fmefiean
PRINTS broad Cloths and eassimers, leans, tNeeas,
and s9mmer Cloths, breast pins and bell slides
and thousand other Goods too numerous t
mention.