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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21


NEW YEARS ADDRESS.
Ladies' Gents, Misses and B'hoy's,
Another year uf pains and joys;
OF veal and Woe, has flown away;
In dark oblivion 10 decay.
Hut w. r. A. & Co.
Holds on Pro. Bono PuJlicc
An! al their ccicbra I'd stand
CONTINUE still IL krcpnn hand,
For public good, the best # DEucs,
S.rcs, Bottles, Jars ard Jugs,
Curling Fluid, Oil of Roses,
Pcrf-mos 10 regal your noscs,
Oils and Putty, Paint and Glass,
Gums, and Combs of every class
All Pat lit Medicines, and Pills,
Trisses, Galyanic Rclt. and squills,
School Books. Ink and Letter Paper,
Euveiops, ScalwaN and Waf r,
shot and Powder, soap and sponge
Eye's which no washing can expunge
Surgical Instruments and Irvine
BlisterS and lnastcrs, Banks and Wnes
Salcratus and fhl ride of Lime
Essence Of plant. Of every cline
brushes and Ertonis, I.anpwick and sash
All warranted; aud sold for cash,
brandy, Gin. Whi>kcy, Bay -ru M Rum
Etcctera ad Irinittini.
Oh, sovereign people. now receive
The thanks Of gratitude give,
Fer patronage and fivors past,
Long may your lie and favors last
4 nd with united hearts sincere,
We wish You all Il Happy Year.
N.P. ALLEN, & co.
Dispensing 'hcmiSfs AID Drus gi.ts
NJ. ] ri Vain 81. Dubut u . a iIin-
Jan 7-ly Ing Napies House.
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FIRE! FRET FiRE!!!
IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED!

VNIE undersigned is Agent for that old substantial
L Company, the
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Fort Plain New York. with Capital Of 25. 900.
take risks houses and confenfS merclian-
disc of every description, transported et'r by land
mills, barns and tenem, of
either in country in either ofthe above companies
IAI.SO HAVE THE AGENCY of the
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of New York, 35 Wall street, with net accumulated
fund Of 81 200, 900, and the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
1O6 broadway, of Pine street. Risks taken
life from hundred to ten thousand dollars
Office at the store of johnson & Bunting, No. 70
Main ST., Dubuque.
w. /. JOHNSON, Agent.
October 3, lS5I-dwly.
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NEW SKY-LIGHT
DAGUERREAN SALOON.
a T.. RIIlRDyrK

HAVING leased for of years the beautiful suite
II of Rooms in Iangworthy's Block havg enlarged and
fitted them up in elegant style and ready to
cute kcnesscs in very superior manner lilo has tho ad
vantage of powerful yet soft and mellow,
that he is enabled akc lik in few seconds with
perfect to the sitter; retaining perfectly natural,
life like beauty of expression desirable in the picture.
Mr. B.having fer made this beautiful art his study,
and having :acd himself Of all the valuable i'm
prnvcmcnts feels happy in the that tlrse who
call at his for pictures viii go away dssais
fed ht the contrary, will induce their friends cali
aso and get themselves most beautifully painted by TIE
bright. pure sInlis III Of Heaven.
His facilities for taking children, and fer grouping in
large numbers arc unparailced This reception room
fronts Main streets largo and commo,:s and no
pains will DC spared To render this aon place Of inter-
est and comfort To all who may visit IT, Excelsior is his
Eorro, and he intends that pictures taken these rooms
shall not he surpassed by any artist East West and
will in no suffer pictures 10 leave his establishment
but such shall do honor tn art credit himself and
render entire s7t aeion. Pictures taken in all kinds Of
weather in plan or fancy, ockcts, pins, rings, SC.
Mr.. w. can always be found st horne, ready and very
willing upon all who wish pctrcs taken. Vi.-
will at all times he welcome call and examine spe
rimcns. Entrance Main street, doors below the
American House, Sd story. Instructions given and spa
ratls furnished dee I2-dw1v
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAiLKoAU LoAS.-The
n. Y. Tribune says that it has the very best au-
thorisy for saying that t:iis loan has not been
taken, and that Nr. Walkers agency IN the
matter bad expired.
The Rothchilds had TIE matter under conside-
ration, and were to have given a decisive ans
wer on the very day the news Of the coup d etai
ef Louis Napoleon was received in London.
They Immediately declined to continue the
negotiation, a thsy were unwilling to incur any
.sleasly what the course of public affairs on the
Continent would be. 1t rs believed that the de-
eision Of that eminent house would have been
favorable to air. Walkers hopes had no. the
aeaien Of Louis Napoleon interrupted the nego
oissioa. Mr.. Neal is about to return home.
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CHARM * ;$'s'<sN,
General Lard Agents,
DELHI, IOWA.

And dealers in dry-goods, groceries, hardware.
qaeenswar., medicines, dy -stu., Ready n,de cloth
ing, Boots and shp 9, e., &C., which will sell al
cheap he bought the Delhi '-ccap cash STORE
P asc cal and All kinds of produce taken in
payment.
n. b. We ke.p LAND constantly fr sale (, r
cash time, ard iratc all spld rFxs
of chargchy leaving the numbers our store in D. h
Dec. 4-wIy
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UREA, N. 7. Jan. Is.
The Black Swan - gaining great popularity
Tickets are selling It premium-The amount
paid for admittance to the Conc last nigh
Was 1ll00.
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New Arrival OF Groceries,
HARDWARE AND WINTER GOODS,
att. c. WEATHERBY'S:
1G Main st., Bank Row
RAIsINs, by ihc box, at
MANILA ROPES, and B,d Cords at
WEATHERBY's.
DROOMS by the dozen, and Whip Ia-hes, at
WEiTIIERBy'S.
MACKEREL, MOL, WEtTnERBY's.
WEAriIERBY'S.
SUGAR, Coffee, Nolssses, soapNnd candles, at
WEATnERBY'S.
MUFFS Vctorines, Caps Mittens ard Glcvcs. at
WEATHERIY'S.
WOODEN YARN, coarse and fine, e"t"n yarn All
cotto, warn. IT wEATIERBY'5.
WASH TUBS and Buckets at "EAIhERBi::.
Nov. Is.
New Grocery and Provision
stO:c.
Corner Min and Cta streets Du51qus, F,ro.
TIME undrrsign Il are now receiving full stock OF
Grascries, consisting IN part of sugar, Coffee, Tea
Salt. Ri~-, A"lasses Ch"es, Fish, R,isins nri rt
Candles, and all other article. usually found in Grocery
and Provision Stores.
Cash paid for Corn. o-ts, and produce generally.
Goods bought Of u. will b. d livsrd free ef cha in
any part of the cry.
We resnecfity ask crr old friends and the rhlis gen
enerally t. give Us call MASE & hohhisoN.
Consumers g.0oFE TO sog:T Interest.
- OB,nRrLs Genitan Apples just received and for
.(D sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
= n n B.mELs extra whiskey for sale low 10 close
w consignment, by EMERSON SHIELDS.
= ~ = Gross Matches, low than thu mark I by
10 EMERSON & SHIELDS.
c,,r-Kauhawa Ground Alum ard Turk. Island
p Salt for sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
cro,rs-Four second hand stoves f. r sale low by
= EMERSON Il SHIELDS.
cHAwLs-25 Bay State slawls in and fol
- sale by EMERSON 4 S!IlELDS
C.rIvRrTs AND JgASs-75 pier Satinets and jean,
- Tor sale by EMERSON SHIELDS.
Dec sly
VIZ ANTFD-Whe,t, Corn Fcsshcrs, and Bceswxx, q
hirht tho RI turira A -,
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co, Souih street, yNcr York.
C3, Grdrirr street, .Ne,c Orleans.
3G, Waferioo Road, Lircrpooi.
Established ia Issi, and now the oldest Emigrant
House IL the Wotid
y{NIIE subscriber * tie Northwestern Agent u hs
l. well known House, and Il prepared sell ccrtif
for passage by the first class ships of s''Ihs al
low Tail Line OF i.iveri ui and london parkcts the Eed
star Dranatic' and ..Saut Gcorg y IncSn Of Liver
pool Packets, and 'fe Am ricaa Line New Orleans
Packets, sailing fr.m Lverpe,d ~ five DAYS. No
ticr Ilou-e has Branch in New orleans for the ac-
ctinIdation of EmierantS
Engagements he made tit Off fer the livery
n passengers al point the Unite. Stats aud they
may rely ON having every attention paid them bv Emf
grant Sheiete> and by the several BRANCHES and Aeen-
lies nf r. w. q. Il Co.. at all the piincipa
route. from tn day they embark unfll they reach their
iina de situation. Such tn arrang q" the sub
<rriber such the chief OH CT Of his late visit
| New York $50
! Sc can lie had gratis.
DRAFTS (tnr money rcmttanres) on Eiwarl-, sam
ford Co.. Fl london for sal able III any Bank in
| Great Erirain ar Gland.
! MONEYS and accounts collected commissions and
legal business executed; parcels and goods forwarded
D r Edwards, Sanf RI! < t'"'-. lral,antic Eynr ~
! OFFICE Fourth street, City Hot | Findings
| Dubuque t!AS. EORkERY, .gent
! LAND WARRANTS of all sizes, improved farms
and ely property for sale at this ellie
/ SoylS-d3Wlw
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Printing Paper,
AT tho North Western, Bookstore,
G.4LE.N4, I'LL.
THE subscriber begs leave TO announce, til at he ha
i in store and viii constantly keep on hand, goot
supply of v>ry supe tor quayo News Printing Pap,r
of all sizes in general uSc
Al SO good stock of plain Letter, up and Folio Pos
Paper for job Work. Orde solicited.
Galena, Jan. 7-3 JOS. n. w AGGONEk.
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w and Tor sa!s by G. WEST.
A rryn lot Of new prim. Dates and Fig. received ami
IA for sale eheaphy q. INVEST.
900 Isa. s'"d W, Wns, Arp's' ''1s e, wa''
100 PM, rranb rries in good ord r, for sale ny
W. Ware lIegse cn tho Landing. G. II. WEST
k0 SACKS dried Apples aud Peaches, y good article,
wv received and for sale by &. X. WEST.
u nriMoRE Oysters, fresh in cans, and Sardn-s
ID sale by CIR. WEST.
EE~ ch-sts of ' sh Tas, sup rior srrle f.rsse by,
4 article of sugar rnf e, mol,<.s~ and t.
~ baeco for sale by tbs bb box, sa,k ~onnl
by CIR. WEST.
20Os'oTs Minnesota potato for sale !: Ky y /. r,r
OK spLs article Flour for sale-also --l, by
1 = y sack or barrel by G. X. WEST.
yyrw gross pint and half iRt Flzsks for sale hy tho
Il gr"s. or doz,hy G. WEST.
lO,OOO dried smoking i"ssees ,s;1 for
Tcrw doz pals tubs and eurns, good article on md
IL and for sale by CIR IVES.
A LARGE i'tofr"rn broom. on hand and will he sold
IA cheap by the doz-caH at WESl,a
('Asprgs for slio cheapby the box by
E'Ew bales Ganny bags a hand and for sale bv
CIR WEST.
SrRRM, star and tallow candles for sale by
ncrM, pitch and rosin,a prime article oi
~ sale by
G, OFT she'll almonds, fiiberfs err
- or ,a!a by the bbl or ~. by sE
Me, i.,.a l. sassW AZ, !
o''s''< :. 1si -ano'' en- en- S
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

The House Of delegates elet
Nsen, b naajerity sf two over als~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
l. 90 OUT
NNA NNM,

TT ANINt: located myself pcrman ntfy IN he of
IL Dubuque, and being d sirous of seeing the place
prosper and the citizens of tn State enabled
money, and that may have room for my spring and
summer stock of goods, which | am determin d shall
please the eye, and tickle the fancy, have concluded
that til" people shall have
"a Rare Chance for Good Bargains >
Consequ ny have determined soil the remainder of
my Fall and Winter stock now on hand, not exactly a
Cost. but
Lille Cheaper than hose achO are Selling a.
Cast
respectfully request all those who indebted
call. their hills all made out but E1TRENy
MoDzsTr prevents me presenting them.
J g. THOMAS
N-arlI opposite tn. Maple, House.
PS. Country W. EGHts will make mnnry by calling
as goods were selected with ey single Ia til m in
| tercSt.
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ntisfcIla,,fuus.

=. "a
IRON and after The rs' of February the undersigned
Il will otter the largest stuck of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils and Dye-Stufs
to the trade that held by any one house
west Of the Allegancs. Being for the most part ot their
own importation, and bought almost entirely for CASH.
they enabled 10 off extraordinary inducements IL
west, IN purchasers.
We VIII sell on the and at the SAVE PriC
New York, BoS'on or Philadelphia jobbng houses
transportation aGdnd-ahi all goods thar da not up II
strictly nded may he returned at our expense
The manufactures of orr of n ighborng Stat s
will be sold at manufacture prices for cash. Our stoc
will consist in part of
5000 ulphra.ed outline; cases Turkey opium;
500 ozs do morphnc; 50 eases soft Madras indig
900 stryrhnine powd'rd % cksDntch and Om.mad-
100 do in CRYSTALS; der;
so cases tartaric acid; 100 hbs blue yitr1;
3 casks carlinf ammonia; l0A bhS copperIS;
5 bills haSan copaiha; 500 boxes extract logwood;
30 lbs Eagle bin mass; 900 bhs ground and chip
1913 lbs English do do; ped dos
500 lbs Eng and American so hhs pure !insced oil;
calomcl 5000 kgs Blows and Clark s
25 casks lrinlstone; lead;
20 do flour sulphur. 800 bbislsprifs terprntnc;
800 lbs corrosive siblimate; so cases refined boraN;
25 hhIs camphnr; 5000 boxes window glass;
1000 gro ASSORTED glassware;
ZINES .1.ND BR,7.fDfES, PURE, .7.vD I'M
PORTED EXPRESSLY FOR MEDL
CLE.4L PURPOSES.
SPICES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS;
rURI sALrr.rAs; STARCH;
RosiE;
ILErsoArs; PERrCMERY
Cigars, Brushes Of errry description, Gold Lent
and Br0nzes.
BACON HYDE & CO.,
Dee. ao-dw3m. 81 Main st. b-twcenolive&L Locust
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DISCOUNT OF AWARDS, ETC.

The undersigned local Agent, supplied with blank
policies and renewal receipts, which will be issued, COW
crns approved risks upon reasonable terms.
CHARLES COOKERY, Agt. Pro. ms. Co.
For Dubuque City and County
Dec. 1-MdWl
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

FINE article Of key and canlstery powders shot of all
kinds for sale by GELPCKE 4 SCHROEDER
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Land Warrants.

Land Warrants.
CORRECTED rxPREss TT w. ). sARNEY GO.
M,,ic,n Warrants, for leo Acres. Cash Sl65
do do On one years time Sl5
So,, J.,u. Warrant. for IGe Acres. Cash l3oa l35
&c an 40
6 g 50 Is
Z" leo On one years time $3.50 to olo
4. g Sc an IS 10
6. &c sc an 60
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l0UGRllh AND CelBEM,

ID EGS leav. to inform the public that they have orcpc3
ID shop opposite the Waple House, where they intend
get up garments the most fashionable sfyle havnd
had experience for tie last twenty years in London and
New York. Give us call nov5 3md
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VIZ ANTFD-Whe,t, Corn Fcsshcrs, and Bceswxx, 4
w which the market price win b paid.
aug Is J. il. THOMAS.
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"PRKsERvE CAN, ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

L.4MPS, GLOBES, CHiMNEYS (. WiCKs
supply of the above articles hand and for sale low
IA Ivy A GILLESPIE jan |. 1852
PATENT .MEDICLNES.
I have large supply Of all the Patent Medicines in ge
= neral use which will warrant pure and genuine; for
sale ehcapby GILLESPIE jan lS5n-y
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening, 18th inst, by the Yer,
Rev. A. J. PELAMouRcuEs, G. C. n. MITCHELL
Esq, to Miss ROSE A. CLARKE, all Of tbi. city
We record With pleasure the above intereni,r
item. Our friend G. c. r. has 80 long been este,u
The srictea among the incorrgible, that |, re u,
dram upon the imagination 10 regard him in the r
Of Benedict. Many thanks for their kind rensr.
bnance; may Roses cluster thicA around their IAN
way and they be led 70 exclaim with Cowpsr;
..nomestic happiness, thou only bliss
OfParadise that has survived the fall.n
A, lie Claire, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. VIZ.
RrrLrDGE, father Of the bride, Mr.. EDWARD Rus
SELL 10 Misc LYDIA RUTLEDGE, both Of TN
county, formerly u London, England.
s.In holy bonds united
Ii heart and feeling one,
Your mutual VOWS are plighted
The race Of lite 10 Sun.n
May He who guides the sparrow,
And ho,ds il lest IL fall,
Keep you bet ssth His shadow,
While ont this earthly ball.
May needed grace be given
To guide you through Iifs's mates,
Be happy while here living,
And dying-Livc 10 praise. ". R. sl'
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The Eastern Wings have issued 1ukase'
that the "Maine Temperance Law" shall be a
party issue in the next canvass. Come up 10 il,
ye 10 wa Whigs.-Reok1k Dispatch.
The same number Of the Dispatch that
contained the above also has the following
paragraph;
The liquor dealers OF New York had meet
ing OF French's Hotel, few evenings since,
and raised nearly $50 900 TO establish a news
paper to be devoted TO their interests.
Allowing the editor Of the Dispatch tt
have uttered the truth in both instances
the latter is an entirely Democratic move
men, a, least is directly opposed 70 Wing
action.
The fear that the Locofoco press exhib
its, in view Of Wings making Temperance
party Issue, is by no means creditable L
their party.
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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC VIcroR1.-ALBEaT X.
PARIS, (Dem has been elected Mayor OF Port
land Me. By over 800 majority over NEAL Dow.
me Federal Wing Temperance Amalgnmation
candidate. The Temperance hobby won, ride
Whiggies.-Banner.
The above paragraph does injustice 10
NEAL Dow, TO the Wing party and to the
Temperance cause. As paper, well
posted up in the matter, observes, iii the
opponents of NEAL Dow could haze been
made to base their opposition on The ground
81 hostility to the Maine Law, he would
have been elected overwhelmingly" We
have 20 doubt Of it, Tor we believe, as .
Connecticut paper remarks TO some Of
those editors who couple the Milne Law
with the recent Intellectual effort oil the
Wings TO regain that State, alt is worthy
OF remark, however, that where the Whigs
have accepted the Mime Law issue and
met il boldly, they have made large gains,
while their losses occurred principally
when they attempted to dodge it," Three
fourths Of the Wing party and one-,hird Of
the Locofoco party are in favor Of tn,
Maine Liquor Law, and if they mako il
fairly an issue can carry il in almos, ever,
instance.
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The LIounR LAW IN MAssAcuUsErrs.-
Yesterday the mammoth petition in favoi
Of the "Msine Liquor Law" was presented
to the house by Mr.. Smith Of Chelse,
The petition was wound on a roller, and
was in circumference about the size of .
barrel head. II was brough, in by som.
Of the active friends Of temperance. nnt
placed in the area in from, Of the Speaker.
chair. The house and galleries we're dense
iy crowded with spectators, who appeared
10 take an lo'eres, in The presentation
Boston Atlas
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DIED.

On tie 10th inst. !, Of Group, CHARLES DICK
INSON.. son Of SrroSe sndIEASrrTr BURSELl,
aged years AMI days.
Ny Doctor DARRoWS has associated in the me,
tice Of Medicine with DR.. ]. A. WAINWRIGHT, g,s
tieman Of ability and experience.
An calls in the way OF their profession vii =
promptly attended to.
April Goth, is52.
DIR. STORMS, CELEBRATED SCOTCH cou6E
CANDY.
Every family should keep . suppiy o. Dr. NOTE
Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy on hand, 10 gear.
cainst the danger Of ale wing ssApss eote q eet.
10 hsc too deeply seated 10 be reached hy nrah
skill. This Medicsted Csndy. while powerful ~ =
operation, il much more aErseable than TIC isSs
preparations, that even children will not feia's
BY having il ut hand to the hrst stesssssffs
cold, cough, &C., much pain, money, ims sas eva
life wouid DO saved.
BARNARD, BRO. d CO, 81. Louis, Me-
General Agents for the United States and u
canalas
Price, One Dime per Roll; 3 Rolls f,r , 's
or 81 per Dozen.
For sale by Druggists and NJ erchanis Of D.
export.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-22

GEN. ScoTT AND THE LATE SIR JOHN
HARvEY.-The Halifax papers, in record
ing the death Of the late SIR John Harvey
who was at the battle Of Lundy's Lane, re-
late the following incident:
AT the battle Of Stony Greek the Ameri-
cans were defeated, but Sir John narrowly
escaped being shot. An American rife
man ~as just presenting deadly aim at his
commanding figure, when sword struck
aside the iirelock with this expression
..Dou't shoot that British office; he is pre-
venting the shedding Of blood" Sir John
vas riding among The combatants, attempt
ing to stop the carnage. The officer who
struck aside the rife was General Scott,
md the occurrence led TO the great friend
ship which afterwards existed between the
two veterans.
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NEXT DOOR To THE POST OFFICE,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.


TIME subscriber is now opening at his hsr
i stand, a complete assortment Of Cutlery ifa
Hardw are, embracing every thing in The lie, y
prices TO suit the times, consist NJ IN par y
Builders Hardware; including all varieties 81
locks, latches, bolts, hinges, screws, shutter Ia
Jennings, eli.fasiening shutter hinges, sash Ernr
door knobs, cupboard catches, pallies, &c. jon
ers' Tools, among which are hand, pane, ~,
tenant, compass, sash and other saws, ch'es' q
all kinda, angers, long and short, drawing knn-'
steel, iron and Try squares, bench, match, 'asa.'
sashs, moulding and bead planes, braces and o1s !
spirit levels, bowels, mortice guages, with I"
other description Of Carpenters Tools.
Blacksuiiihs' tools and files, bellows, anslS
vices, screw places, songr, GIiiiin's horse sha
nails, raeps, files, SC.
Mill Saws, Upright and Circular,
OF Row land's, Lee, Gage & Co., and other eooa
make; and every variety Of mill saw, and ONE
files. STEEL SPADES and SHOVELs, I"
Anes', Rowisnd's, Adams and other nana'as,
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, rahes, nav
forks, manure forks, long handled shoveIs, o'
and log chains, trace, bsrast, halter and e''a
chains, hay add straw knives. etc etc.
I.aBLE AND POCKET CUTLERi o. az
qualities and prices; together with general az
sortment Of House keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCING!
This article 10 peculiarly adapted TO this PIa'
rie country, has been fully tested and is bound
supercede ell other kinds OF fencing now in u;s
For durability, ehespnsss and convenience, =
claims are pre-eminent. Farmers, look to II
will save you many dollars!
'Twere vain to ATTEMPT 10 enumeiate oil D,
siock. The foregoing with TWO HUNDRtp,
KEGS eastern make. are snhc'ens'
10 arrest your attention, and my assurances to =,
cheap will be fully realized BY giving me CAL
a, the "Post Ofiics Buildings."
Orders from distance carefully attended TO-
w. II HILDRHTH,
"Fost Office Enildings'' Davenport
April, 1889.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-22

The truth is, large portion Of our la';er-day
temperance men, hate Democracy far more
than intemperance, and it is for this reason
and no other, that they are "down" on US. We
shnl know how to deal with these gentlemen,
when the proper time arrives - Ban,ser.
The 'latier-day Temperance men" who
have been "down on" our neighher sever
est, are Democrats; men who have con
.is,ently maintained the principles OF ihe
Democratic party--nnd sill uphold them
80 far as we know, with tho exception o.
The new-fangled antsgonism TO the Maine
Liquor Law.