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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

MARINE COURr-Before Judge Lynch
George c. Barter agains. VIM Gardne.-By a sea-
man OF the ship Liverpool, from Liverpool, to re-
cover damages from the Captain for assault and bat
terry. 1t said that the mate kicked him while ne
was STOPPING down, In manner TO cause 70 MN So
we're injury that the Captain, on an occasion De-
fore coming into port acted in q manner OF extreme
indelicacy with the man also, ordered him 10 get
into the gun made him get INTO the dog KENNEL ana
he put the cos's collar round his neck made him
walk round the deck on his hands and knees with q
tail taste ed to him kicked him severely on the &C.
casion. The Captain denied the charges AFTER the
case had proceeded some time. 1t was settled and
withdrawn, the plaintiff, understand, having been
paid $500.
Before Judge Cowles
LeopoA Lothian against Cornelius Fan1roM.-
Plaintiff was q passenger in the steam ship Prone
sheus in Nov last from ST Juan del Norte The yes
sci put into Havana Mr.. Vanderbilt was psssen,
ser and went on shore as did plaintiff and several
OF the other passengers The vessel sailed nexf
morning at 8 O'Clock, and plaintiff was len behind.
He had quantity Of gold dust on board, but II WAS
In the hands Of the passengers, and arrived safe. ne
had in his state luggage and CLOTH
ing, which he Loaf. He brings action to recover
amount of latter and also the price Of his passage
from Havana TO New York.
II was said that the Captain told the passengers
that it was probable Capt. V. would not be able to
get the Gle arance till 10 o'clock but II the passen-
gers went on shore they did so at their own rick.
On motion, the complaint was dismissed.
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The Old FLAG Unfurled!

q PRIMO has come ana every day Aas its chan
- - ana he u wlse Who i prepared Tor TIE
,u,ure. Every one requires conics0otc LION.
ing, and next in order 10 TO purchase lnsAsLN
We adsise oil those that are ID want Of Clothing
10 call ii the
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
From, ssrest. oppssite the Steam Malls, Il they
ian good and Cheap Goods, ~ we ssll much
Cheaper than any other Clothing Store IN Das-
export, and keep larger assortment, consisting
Spring and Summer COATS, Black, Blue
Mulberry. Brown and Grey Tweed Goats, Al
paca, Linen, etc. etc.
PANrALOONS, black Doe Skin AMI fame,
French and English Cashmere Pants, Fasticn
Velvet, Sa,inett, Cottonade, alpaca and Liner
Pants.
VESTS, Black Satin, Fancy Silk Tweed, MAJ
seilIes, in endless variety.
SHIRTS, Fine Linen Bosons, Calico, Check
Hickor, etc. etc.
Cotton Nett and Wooden under-shirss ant
HATS and CAPS, Fine Moleskin, [new style
Ko.sath, California, Jenny Lind, Straw, Panama
Leshorp, Palm Leaf, etc. etc.
4 TRUNKS. fine Leather, from 81 I'D 10 u w.
| Crayats. SILK HandkerchieIs, Cotton Moose
Umbrellas and Carpet Bags
4 A fne assortment Of Englisli, French AM
American Cloths, Of various Colors: Cassnetes
Plain Black, Doeskin, and fancy Cassimers, .
al celois.
Custom work made up in Fashionable Sty''
and warran ed to ct or no sale.
D.v.n,ort Nav 9Th. 1852. ii
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DAvENPORT
STEAM planning MLLS

8es8$ 81 !. @EsS -.
vIyHE undersigned havs erected and now h g
i In successful operation their extensive ~
a,na Mills, and are now furnishing materais 70
lhc erection Of Houses:
SUCH A.
Flooring. Ceiling, Siding, Doors, :saa"
Blinds. Shutters, Door and WsHdoW {
Frames, &c.
By application Of Steam 70 the mos.
IMPROVES MACHINERH'
Together with moro than twenty Year, eApo''
ence in 0O1AoA3s ,.,h,t IA aI
The undersigned haiter tnersessss NO, !,
intending 10 build, they can offer tscnl.,es W.,
IL surpassed in any place either Eas, Q! VS..
They are now prepared TO furnish 70 o.us'
INV thing in their lime Of business, ~ any q"1 ~.
9tv at short notice, and reasonable tssm. S ".
pains will be spared 70 give .he mos. $780,. 49,
All orders from q Distance ProSps'y g
ended 70. ..,,
The undersigned are fnrthr! psePs.sa y 1 ~.
tract for the erection Of bM'dlngs q cseJ ,x;,,
cription, on the most reasonable Terms s"1
The greatest dispatch. "a ). al, and
The public generally are invited 70 Gnu s :.
,va;l themselves Of the facilities thus sHorqea :,
the substitution Of Steam Power for ina. 81 h''
il this branch o 0es''eceso Cores 4 DAVIES.
Davenport, JAN. 9th, asa.
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.ST'RAYED
REMOYAIl

u SANFORD has removed from his oil
II. stand on Front Street to his New Buildn
ON Brady Street, between Front and Secon
Streets, where hehas on hand and will contnn
TO Keep gencrnl assortment Of
GROCERIES. FRUITS, NUTS. OILS
PAINTS, VARNiSHES, BRUSHES. g.,
He has also removed his Drugs, Medicine,
Chemicals, Patcnt Medicines, oil DR. JAYNE.
preparations; also Choice Liquors for Medic,
purposes--to the South-west Corner of Sec0n
md Brady ssireets--where he is determined 4
Keep the most General and beet assorted Stoe
of the above articles, with a Great Variety O
others not enumerated, that can be found in an
other place in Scott County will all be sol
at the lowest possible rate, and no misiuke!
Davenport, May 9th, 1859. g
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B. SANFORD,
nuunGuST AND GOCRER:

T,he Old Stand on Front street, Davenport
n iowa baslaid in full assorimen. y D'ass'
W.a;c;ns. IN smicals. Groceries, Fruits, Spices
oils. painis. SC, for the season, comPsislas
most every article in the line. among WITCH
are the following, viz: p.,s,m
All DR.. Jaync,s Medicine, hun t.I - =
Wi.tar's balsam wild Cherry, Is.a l n.i,s
Townsend,s sarsaparitia, Emerson's piiis,
I,s;.n 'ss retsbIe tonic, Linaments ofali kinds
Moffa,,s Phcpnix bitiers, haynes, Mona.s,
R,sor. Brandreths, Wrights, Smiths; Peters
Lees. PortersandC Cleveland PMS;
HAYES Linamentfor plies,
Jyphana's pile Electuary:
Rack and CAYENNE pepper, AllsPice, Cloves
Mace. Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Race,
w. 4. and Ground Ginger, salcra,as' "a sou''
Alum, Copperss, salt petre, Chalk,
Pitch and Rosin, dried apples ana Pe.en
Ra;sins. Figs. prunes, Currants, Iamarinas,
C,,ran and dates, Impe rial, gun powder,
Young Hyson aud black Teas,
Goldfish. Mackcrel, snokcd herilng,
Tobacco. segars, snuff, and pipes, a!i KINDS:
f5verpooi blow n. ground alum, Turks issand
and table salts, paints, oils, turpe ntins,
us. brushes, glass, putty nails, a"'
.ackinr Irvine; gnnpowder, shot, lead and per
.ussion Caps, indigo, Madder, iogwood' 'os'ie
ed wood, anHatia. &c. -
Cocoa .ui Chocolate, Old Java,
Rio and Havana Coffee, Rice, iap'oca,
Pearl saco, arrow root, pearl barley,
Vermicella, soda, butter and swee, ctacAefs
Loaf, powdered, crushed, clat,hea ana
n. @. sugars, Golden and n. 2. syrups,
s. II. and N. O.. Molasses,
Old Otard and Seignette brandy, port,
Madeira, sweet Malaga and Claset wines,
Holland and Baltimore Gin, Jamaica KUN
and Old Monong ahe!a whiskey,for Medica
purposes. I'm.
Abscynth, Alcohol, cider vinegar and hm'
Juice. sperm. star and ,ailow Candies, Casi,le
Rosin, Almond, Windsorand other soaps, cana ].
ass'd., Wistar's Cough Candy, ginger nuts WI
ting and letter paper, black, blue and REQ Inn
superior steel pens, qniiis, &c-
Almonds, Brazil nuts, fiiber's and hazlen emu :
pen and pocket knives, razols, scissors, pocne
books. wallets, silk and cotton purses, combs
assorted vioiinstringr hair brushes, &c. &C
The above with atieasr 500 different arucie
not enumerated are all warranted Of me pes
QUALITY. and will be sold as low as a any stor
IN the country. Cash or goods will be pad 10
Batter, Cheese, Taiiow, Eggs, Oats, Grass 0eeo
HFiaxseed, &c.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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NEW STORE,
CHEAP GOODS.
f,ypo,Irs The ETNA Mill


rr,ur ..h..r;ber has received in addition to
j hisstock Of Goods, . lot o.
READY nlDg CL0!1lkc,
Such ssCoat., Panic, Vests, shirts, diaWs.., sds
Also broad Cictas, Cashmere, satiDstis, swcsus
jeans and linseys, aannels, AiPacoas, Caieeon,.
Abysnia, WOODEN and worsted goods, pf, . ~.
Meiriac calleoss, Assorted s.yi ss,sns. Pits
hmruh cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, WAC
d;ns and wick ing, buffalo rober, sole, ZIP, CA
smd nnner leather, Sligo Iron, sheei ,ron, stee
plough lays, nails and large cast kettles wo0de'
buck eta, tubs, cbarns, eow!s &c -.
r. Isai,. window glass, crockesy and glassware
heir sndisa,he 81 covere dtraveiin trunksi goos
assortment Of ladies' and gentism:n'. gum owe .
shoes. shoes and boots Of all kinds, hatdEare
paints. oils and dye staiIs, dried fruit wan p.
), n. and live geese feathers, which Will pc sott
chesn for Cash. JAMES NJ BOWLING.
Davenpoft. March zOfh, 1851.
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s'Iio every one that t:rirs1eth.

'TsHE Endless Chin Pump is mode by A
Il fASSETT al Sterling, White4ide count
H., OF the best materials and sol3 on n. mo,
reasonable terms. All orders addressed 10 hin
will be promptly attended to- supply of Ii,
above Pump will be always kept on hand a. Ii
Ohio House in his place. A. FAssETT.
Davenport, March 25ih, 1859.
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CaAxeE FoR THE WoRsr.-We have
seen some service in this world Of ours, and
have for thirty years or more witnessed The
siriis Of political parties aud factioDs.-
Some twenty years since, unless in times
Of great excitement, neighbor could Join in
friendly converse with neighbor, though
one should cba0ce TO be Federalist and
the osher a Republican; even neighhor
could speak Of neigbbor, II absent, in k,nd
~ tones aud in manly language, aud u
man was permitted TO issduce faithful
servant, no matter what might be the p .
liticsl predictions Of the public servant,
without being marked as roffian anu
hlsckguard. But now change has come
missrsbIe change. Oh. the times and III.
mannefs! How altered the one, bow cor.
rupled The other! Politics have fallen int
irresponsible bands. Men ofa day. with
out experience, without character. without
brain" without honesty Of heart and pur
pose, nero adventarers und slsnderers Of
the good and great, possessed Of bu, one
quality, bold impadcnce, have taken The
load in public aff,irs, and claim 10 have oil
The political sagacity, all The patriotism,
and arrogate The right TO instruct as well
- to govern the people. Many such are
nov traseraing The country, pensioners on
party and sClub" frauds, whose sole &C.
cupaiion 10 to yillify Scott. Think Oft, We
staid old fathers, ye men Of middle age, and
20 boys and young men. who live not onI,
for day, but expect to live for lifetime,
and in that lifetime intend 10 acquire a
good nams and fare fame. Then seoul
ibs bessdless. brainless, hearliess, crea
lures engaged inan unhoiy crusade agains'
tho best Of mankind To those engaged
in such poor employ. We say 60 on. Al
ready 10 nations admira,ion, nation.
srsiisuds. with argus eye turned on Win.
6sA LIT; and soon by yonr vile ISLANDERS
viii - excite the just sympathy Of all
hooest ninds 10 his iavor.-Springfe field
Usissia.
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Az11W10K q SON,
STEAM BOAT AGENTS,
STORAGE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
BAZAAR LANDING,
Davenport. Iowa.

RESPECTFULLY cab The attention OF Far.
IL ners, Shippers and the public generally te
this advertisement.
They will al all times be ready to store and
ship every description Of produce and merchan
disc, 10 bay and cell on Commission, aud trus
BY prompt and strict attention 10 the interest o.
all who may iayor them with their patronage tt
merit the public confidence.
The bnfiness will be conducted and carried cr
in the spacious building recently erected BY NJ
Fl'on, designated ~ the Bazaar, 10 which is al
iachea a eomsnodious landing for Steamboats, a
al stages Of the river and possesses advantage
valuable to the Importer or Shipper, not the lea
o. which IS that no draysge will be required from
ne Warehouse 70 Beats or from Boats 10 tn
warehouse. Nav 18th, 1852.
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EMBARRAssINC-vERY- exclamation
Of Dick Swiveller when he discovered thai
The Warehouses had disposed Of bis cioihe,
during his itiness, and that he was left
without even an umbrella 10 case OF FIRE
10 familiar to our readers. Not less awk.
ward was the predicament in which MIR.
Jones vas placed, the morning after his
marriage, when 90 his way 10 Niagars
with his blooming bride. Thst gentleman
was exceedingly cautious, and ever evinc-
Cd ths greatest dread both Of fires and rob-
bers- Having stopped Tor the nigh. a, one
Of The principle hotels 10 Washington, he
charged his wife before she retired, to
sIeave nothing about and carefully depos-
tied his own inexpressibies, the pockets Of
which contained bis vsiusbles, Including
the door key, which be had prudsniiy with.
drawn,1 10 his new trunk with q pa,en,
lock. AZ he intended to take the earl,
train at six o'clock, he awoke betitnes, bu,
10 bis dismay Discovered that he had neg
lected TO remove The keys from his pock
els, and they were within the trunk, which
closed With q spring. This was sufficient
~ provoking, but TO add to his perplexi,y
Mrs. j., ia her anxiety TO 'obes' LITERAL,
the iniuoctions Of her husband, had placed
her ovn garments 10 her trunk, and given
him the keys for safe keeping. which b.
had secured with bis own. II WINS not IN
iii after repeated knocks at the door, ant
whom the cars we're far on their way, tha
Jones could summon resolution to reyea
the cause of bis hardness. The chamber
maid, with IN extra KEY, relieved him o
his imprisonment, but the attendance OF ,
locksmiih was necessary TO procure tn
psir Of pre.entabie suits.
The recollection Of that days invoiunta
ry dstention never fails to elicit from
Jones hearty sna,hema against all new
huRled notions 10 The way Of trunk locks
which he classes with ma n-trsps and 9th
Or devices Of the enemy.
Posr OFrIcE LrTERAruRE.-A Iei,eI
passed through the post Office a few day,
since, directed to The "Order,er's Office
Washington" Another abou, the sam.
time, started 10 pursuit of s'Jerry Mire J..
cobs," some where down in Conne,icu,
And still another for man resident in IN,
Sists of sNew Gearscy.n We are ais
authorized tn request LADY in Wisconsin
to look out for letter, MS there was on
here directed 10 her several days ago. N
town having been specified. she is pre-
sumed to be citizen Al large 10 that sma
State.
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INDIAN WooiNG.

Mrs. E r. Elleli, the au,horess, in h.r
leslsrs from MioussAa, to the New York
Tjbaas, relates the following:
sPsssiag sn hour or Two beside the Falls
on The side Of the river opposite the town
of q. Aathoay, aud-al the hosPitsble res
dsace q Col. Stephens, VIC bad = walk
aud coasersasion wnh an intelligent and
cultivated lady who had spent three years
10 teachiag 10 the vicinity, and hsd vii.
messed the growth d the largest towns il,
the Territory. The Indians, with ~hon
,he region was then popaloa., gave her q
uams signlt. ing The '.book womaa"- from
The aumbsr Of books she Distributed among
The igaoraut aud destitute. She related
amusing specdo,es Of Que brave who ~.
pirsd to her hand. He would spend hours
in ssreuading her with his flute, according
10 the lndian fashion 81 making love, ant
would come 70 her school, 10 which iheI,
wers several half breads, aud prevail q
these 10 inierpret his ~ooiug. His promi
ses % 1iruitd her wigwam aud hunt b..
dear, and make her moccasias,n did no, 10
elise towards him the hear, Of the fair oh
jscs q bic passion; ye, she wished 10 ,rea
him kiediy, and in return for pewter rim,
which ~ prescaied her, gave him buncl
of shiaing brass ones. tier surprise wa
great, when lew days after, he came i
fetch hoene his bride, the exchange Of ring
beia9 the Indian form OF beiro,hai. On
her refusing 10 60 with him he departed
and tho next day sent several stout war
riors 70 bring her-sxpressins great dis
appointment and chsgrin when il was ex
plaiued 10 him that he bad no RICH, TO CO,
slider himself her lord and master. Hi.
next appearance was in front Of her schoo
house II the head Of an armed troop O.
savagee, but 90 her appealing TO him 10 ges
turss Of entseasy, not 10 ierrifv The chill
drsn. b went away without molesting any
oue.n
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE,
D1yrNpppr YcUx

NEXT DOOR TO THE rosr OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TIME subscriber is now opening at his new
IL stand, complete assortment of Cutlery end
Hardware, embracing every thing in the Hne, al
prices 10 suit The times, consisting in part OF
Builders Hardware; including eli varieties Of
locks, latches, bolts, hinges, screws, shutter fas
door kaobs, cupboard catches, puIlies, &c. join
ers' Tools, among which are hand, panel, rip,
tenant, compass, sash and other saws, chisels Of
all kinds, augers, long and short, drawing knives,
steel, iron and try squares, bench MATCH raising,
sashs, moulding and bead planes, braces and bits
spirit levels, besels, mortice guases, with all
other description Of Carpentefs' Tools.
BlscksDiths' tools and 6les, bellows, anyiIs,
vices, screw places, longs, Grifin's horse shoe
nails, rasps, files, &e.
Mill saws, Upright and Circular,
Of Rowland's, Lee, Gage & Co., and other good
. STEEL sis ss sp s.y q and % s snsf
Ames', Rowiand's, Adams and other naiiufac-
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, rakes, hay
forks, manure forks, long handled shoyets, OK
and log chains, trace, breast, halter and other
chains, hay and straw knives, etc etc.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY Of all
qualities and prices: together with general as
sortment Of Houss keeping article; ,xc,
This article 10 peculiarly adapted TO this Prai-
rie country, has been fully tested and is bound to
supereede al other kinds Of fencing now in use.
For durability, ehespness and convenience, its
claims are pre-eminent. Formers, look to il. II
will save you msny dollars!
'Twefe vain to attempt to enumerate all my
stock. The foregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGS CUTNAILS, eastern make, are sufficient
10 arrest your attention, andmy assurances to sell
cheap wiIl be fully realized BY giving me call
al the "Post Office Buildings."
Orders from distance carefully attended to.
w. H HLpRHTH,
"FSst Office Builaings'' Davenport.
Anrii 1859
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Prom one Of The Beat Physieias, in Bains.
last ARRIVAL q gI91HDG:

TUST received and now opening at the Oh
y Stand. nearly opposite the Bazaar, on From
Street, large and well selected assortment o
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting in part Of
Cloth, Cashmere, Cashmefet, Tweed, and Lin
en- Goats. sa eFt
Cloth, Cashmere, Linen and Coitonade Pants
Satin, Cashmere aud Linen Vests;
Shirts and Drawers, &c. &c.
Silk Hdkfs., Self-adjusting Neck-ties; Satin
Stocks; Hats and Umbrellas.
"A LSO-.
large assortment of Cloths, Casimeres, Sat,-
netts, Satin vessing and Linen Goods, all o.
v hich have been selected in person by the sub.
scriber from the best stocks in st Louis-and
from bis knowledge Of the business q practi'
cal tailor, he fafters himself that all those who
favor him with call will find his assortment
worth examining and any purchases made vii
be warranted to give as general satisfaction q:
any that can be procured in this market.
Before purchasing be sure to call and examine
and by so doing you will havea chance 10 save
both lime and money, snd be almost certain to
procure any article Of Clothing wanted at a rea
sonabie price.
Be sure snd call and don't forget il is at the
Old Stand OF CHENEY MUNGER.
Davenport, May 9Th, 1852. 35-Gm
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HATS! HATS. HATS.!

TIIST received . 6ne assortment OF foe Mole
81 Skin Hats, Spring Style. Also White and
Black Brnsh and Kossuth Hats,
AT THE IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
Davenport, March 18th, 1852
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CITY BATH-HOUSE
and Shaving Saloon.

TIVE subscriber having re-fitted and re-furnish
i ed his establishment, would announce to th
ladies' and gentlemen OF Davenport and vicinity
fha' he.is prepared TO furnish baths OF every de
cfipiion, Warm, Cold, Tepid and Shower Tn
waller is pune and cleanliness ALWAYS observed
In Connection with hrs Bath House is sup,
rior Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon
PeIfpnerg Of all kinds, brushes of every DE-
rripiion, Cigars, Tobacco, Candies, &C, &c.
" sale G. C. WESTP1AL.
davenport. May 18Th 1852.
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GLASS; GLASS!!!

TUSf Received At the City Drug Store fir
J assortment Of Pitisburg Glass, consisting Q
Window Glass, Shop Fnrnitpre- Breast Pipe.
Nursng Bottles. LAM Chimnevs. &c.
STEPHENSON Il CARNAHAN.
Davenport, June 3D., 1852.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

e.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Fur BURLINGTON. MUsCAIINE, DAVEN-
PORT, GALENA AND DUBu0Ck.
"a THE ane. s., running spS Srs5fn
4. RILEY, Master, having again g
sen her plac IN the Galena trade, %
y rsckc bet cen st. Lo0iss Gale ~ ana
:. ss... r s:ssn MN
iay evening ct o'clock and arrive - ~
Wednesdav Understanding. will isave bavsnpor.
syerv FRIDAY morning Cor s. Losis.
Tho Minnesota has been shSs0"ssH cap,cnlsss run
aine order ana IL unsurpassed Tor splendid aescmo
for passengers orcapacity Tor rssn'
~ any host in tbs trade.
* for the liberal patronage he has heretofore e
eeiyed, and hopes BY unremiffink sasenuen 70 s.s
cfort If "a and the interest Of %
rreeive liberal share Of the buslness for irs.en'
pass &c apply ON board.
season Arrangement For 1852.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
TIE elegant passenger steamer
9s DUBUQUE, LEaaaSp MoKEHousK.
y Master, will run as regular
weekly packet between ST. Louis and Gaiens
snr;nn the ensuing season; leaving 81. Louis
,vsrv saturday evening d o'clock and arriv.
no ~ Davenport on Monday evenings aud Ca
ena on Tuesday mornings
-Pstnrnins will leave Galena Tuesday even
~ ami arrive al Davenport on Wednesda,
nerning and DO in 81. Louis BY o'clock Thurs
Cart. Morehouse hopes BY untiring efforts to
.onsnlt the interest Of shippers and the comiott
i passengers to merit the liberal patronage here
totore extended 70 him. For freight Or Passase
,nnlv on board APT -
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PHRENOLOGY, MAGNET
ISM, sc. sc.
nY,a,e arrivals the subscribers have receiv
Is ed the following among variousosher works;
Fowlers Phrenclogy,
g Physiology,
- 6 Hereditary Descent,
Love and Pare ntsne,
!" Memory and Self.CulMre,
Marriage,
Criseom's usessnd Abuses Of Air
Combe's Phrcnology,
g Constitution OF Man,
Physiology,
!" Digestion and Dieietus, .
Universal Guide TO Health,
Cutters Anatoni, ard Physiology,
Comstocks' PLY sioIogy.
DeIeuze,s Practical instructions in Magne-
,isn, Tow sh ends Factsin Mesmerism; Natures
Divine Revelations, by a. J. DAVIS; The Grea'
Harmonic by Al Davis.
ALSO, few Reains Fine, Thin, French Let
ter Paper, Gilt Edge and Plain; which, with for.
mer stock. max es a fun assortment oicvery des-
crip.ion OF Cap, Letter and Note Paper.
Thepublicare requesi ed ocall and examine
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HANGER, Sc,
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TIME suhscriber begs to return his sincere
IL shauks 10 those friends who have favored
him with their support and 20 inform ths,nhab-
itnnt. Of Davenport and its vicinity that he has
openedh his New Shop on Brady IT,, between Ssc-
ond and Third s,s-, and that he has always on
| hand a choice assortment OF Colors and ready
MIXED Paints, varnishes, &c. ..4
Gliding, Bronsins. Grs,ning and Vsrn.sh,ng,
NE. Lift and force Pumps, 10, and Cold
Ba,h.. water Closets, &C., made and finished
| ID ord er % the shortest notice.
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