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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-27
Floating Daguerrean GALLERY!

EARLE & LAMBERTS splendid floating, Sky
IL Light Daguerrean Gallery win remain few day 8
At the landing at Davenport, above town, where the
Propretors are prepared 10 take forrshs, IN per-
feet and exact manner In inviting the public to
,heir new complete and handsomely furnished Gale
nv they are confident il will receive the warmest ad
miraon Of all. la addition the best supply OF in
um n,s snd material ever used il 10 Furnished with
surerb SkYLfCHT, by which they are enabled TO
specimens Of the unris allied be auty and
perfection. The Propretors possessed Of all the
j late improvements, which, Joined to a thorough
knowledge Of the philosophy OF the art. make them
ron6isnt the work sill please the most Asidsous and
discriminating. Portraits. Miniatures, Loekets and
Breast Pins. copies CT old pictures old and imperfect
cisrss etaken, in colors not executed to perfect
s.tslsctoa- and put up in plain and neat or elegant
aud costly style. The weather makes no difference
vita opera,ons-rain or shine, perfect pictures
warranted. Remember Cor few days only.
May eth. 1879.
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Dr.. gaSterly's Vermifuge,


TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR ExpELLING WORMS FROM
CHILDREN.
THE most safe, pleasant and effectual medicine
known tor the removal of worms from chill
dren, is
DIR. EASTERLY'S vERMIFUGE.
Parents and guardians having the charge OF
children, should watch carefully the symptoms
Of worms in their children, and as soon as the
symptoms indicate their presence, they should
resort at once to the use OF DR.. Easterly's YER
mlfuge. More children die from worms than
all other diseases, and more miserable object
ca n scarcely be imagined than child suffering
under the ordinary symptoms Of worms. Par
ents, mark this: will you not blame yourselves,
If your children die, that you did not use DR..
EAsrERLY's VERMIFUGE in time! This Verml-
suge will remove every species of worms from
the system in six or eight hours after taken.
GATPiice s5 cents per bottle. For sale at DR..
EAsTERLy's Family Medicine Store, southeast
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis.
And also by ELDRIDGE & Son, Post Office
Buildings. april
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AYALUARLEFA FARM FOR SALE

AVAILABLE FARM FOR SALE
WE offer for sale the farm Of Charles G. Az,
w erl, situated in the upper end of this coun-
ty, within two and half miles Of the Misslsslp
pi river, containing 800 acres, 30 acres timber
100 acres in cultivation; good frame dwelling
house, barn and other out buildings-allin good
state of repair.
TIE above property will be sold on favorable
terms. McGREGOR s. PARKER,
March 49, Land Agents.
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Iowa Land Agency.
A. w. McGREGOR s. L. r. PARKER,
Attorneys at Law and General agents,

UAVENFUEI, IOWh. -.
WILL practice Law in all the Courts Of THU
wv State and Of the United States. Also,
Collect Debts-procure, Sell and Locate Lane
Wauants--Puy and Sell Real Estate-Pa,
Taxes-Tnvest Money at interest or in Rea
Estate on Commission.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and Contracts drawn
and acknowledgment taken.
O.5-Oliice on Main n ar Second ST.
Davenport, March 10, 1852.
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WASHINGTON UsioN INSURANCE Co,
Cleveland, o
Hon. REUBEN WOOD, President.
Q. N. SKEELs, Secretary.
McGRrsoR & PARKER, Gent. Agents, Iowa
ltl This well conducted Company has declar
ed dividend Of 33l per cent on all policies il
their Farmer department and l2 per cent in thu
Merchants, which expired on or before the is
day of March, 1852.
Those entitled to the above dividend will re.
ceive the same by calling at this office.
M'GREGOR g. PARKER, Gen'l. Agts.
AnlH $50.
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REMOVAL.

TUE subscriber begs leave to give notice, that
he has removed his Restaurant TO the Cor
5sf Of Front and Perry Streets, opposite The
Seam Mill, where he will be ready to serve Re-
s''shmen,s al all hours during the day and even
ing
Confectionery, Cakes, Fruits, &C., ALWAYS
sep' on hand In few days he will be ready
70 furnish Ice Cream, With thanks TO the citi-
lsn, for their patronage he asks a continuance OF
their fayors r. REICHENBACH.
Davenport, May eth, 1852.
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New Arrival.
McMANUS & SHEPHERD

MCMANUS u CIILI IIEND
HAVE lust returned from ST. Louis with
III choice and well assorted Stock of Fame,
and Staple Dry Goods; Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes
Hardware and Queenswarc.
Having bought our Goods mostly for Cash
we offer very great inducements to Cash buyer
in the way OF Prints, Dress Goods, &c. &c.
Mem. g. s.,
April 22A, Front Street.
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LADIES' SHOES.

81, THE subscriber begs leave to inform The
~ Ladies Of Davenport and vicinity That he
N-has opensd.a Ladies' Shoe Shop, on Main.
scar Second ST., where he will make TO order
LADIES' work OF every descriptio at the shortest
notice, and he will also keep full supply on
hand Of all sorts and sizes.
SAM'L. WORTH.
davenport, Nav 27th. 1852. 38-if
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READ THIS!
Prairie State Stove Store.

IulllC NtutC CiUtV NtViC'
II HAVE the right TO sell the above Stove in
l. this market II is warranted TO be The heav-
lest and most durable, TO possess advantages over
all others for speed and excellence in Cooking
and to give perfect satisfaction.
will sell the above Stoves Wholesale at
Quincy prices, including freight.
The undersigned having bought Col. n. B
Buford's entire stock Of Stove. and Tin Ware al
the Old Stand, Corner of Main and Second
Streets, west OF the lie Claire House, would res.
pectfuiy inform the citizens Of Davenport and
the public generally that be has on hand and in
tents keeping the largest and best assortment o.
COOKING g. HEATING STOVES,
Ever offered in in this Market, which he will
sell low for cash or Country Produce. He will
also sell Tn ware at 81. Louis Wholesale bill OF
prices.
Tin and Copper Ware repaired at the shortest
notice. Old Stoves taken in part pay Tor new
ones. Second hand Cook and Heating Stoves on
hand for sale.
He will pay the highest prices for Old Copper,
Brass and Pewter. Give us call-no trouble
10 show Stoves and Tin-ware.
H. WICKERSHAM.
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Davenport, ApfII "a, Ioo-.
SLIGO IRON STORE.

THE undersigned having bought Col. n. B. Blu
Of Main and Second Streets, West Of the LIE Claire
House, would respectfully inform the citizens oil
Davenport and tho public generally, that he has on
hand and int nds keeping full assortment in the
above line Of business. We believe we are selling
Iron cheaper than il be hadin any other regular
Iron Store in Davenport or elsewhere. Please give
us call We sell cheap for cash. No hardship to
entertain company. Come where you can get what
you want. 49,, NY ,x
n.r.r,o-, A,r;l 9oi 1859. 33-6m
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
TI'GREGOR Il PAIsKEIs'S,
GENERAL AGENCY,
MAIN Sr., DAVENPORT, Iowa.
rIlIIIS Agency will take risks in D~eihng
i Houses, Stores, .Mils and Shops, with their
contents against loss by FIRE. Also Marin
r SKIS on Merchandise 10 and from all eastern
Or southern ports--and risks on Life and IieatN
lin The following well established Companys
at tie lowest rates charged by any good ComPa.
nys.
Washington Union Insurance Co.
Cleveland,O o.
American Mutual Insurance Co.
Amsterdam. N. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co.
New York.
New York Union Insurance Co.
Johnstown, N. Y.
New York Life Insurance Co.
New York City.
Ohio Life Insurance Co.
Cincinnati, O.
Massachusetts Mutual Health Insurance Co.
Springfield, Mass. and Chicago, III.
Shippers and Merchants doing their cargo
business with us will be allowed return pre-
MUM Of l3A per cent.
Davenport, March Is, 1852.
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D. c. ELDRIDGE. G.. II. ELDRfDGE
ELDIsIDGE q son,
DRUGGISTS i GROCERS,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS,
Davenport, Iowa.

DRUGS AND GROCERIES.
4 FULL supply Of Fresh Drugs constantly on
~ hand; also splendid assortment Of Groce-
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AUCTION.

AUCTION.
TIVE undersigned having been appointed
i Auctioneer for the city of Davenport, rss-
pec,fully informs the inhabitants and public
generally thathe will attend to all sales ehtrsst-
ed to him in town or country, and having had
considerable experience in the business, no
trusts that BY being prompt will meet the conf
dsnce Of the public.
N B. Sales BY Auction every saturday
mornins al ten O'Clock. Also Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
Auction Store, Bazaar Buildings, Front St.
SAMUEL Parker, Auctioneer.
Davenport, Feb 26sh, 1859.
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NTICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS to
ltl emigrate to California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipinica river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres ip cultivation, As acres 10
winter wheat, comfortable Jog house. Here i
chance for bargain.
Apply TO COOK g. SARGENF.
Davenport, Feb. IL, 1852.
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AT A BARGAIN.

WYE offer for sale 30 choice vacant lots in q
w fourishing town on the Mississippi river
in this county. Also, 90 acres Of good timbered
land adjoining.
The above property will be sold at a great
bargain if application be made soon.
McGREGOR g. PARKER, Land Agents.
March l8
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MARpLE " ORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
| 10 the citizens Of Davenport and vicinity and
10 all those wishing TO purchase Monuments 10
,hsmemory OF their deceased friends-,hat they
can be supplied by calling at their Shop on end
s., nearly opposite the Post Office where they
viii be pleased 10 furnish Cut Stone, Of every
l.scrpon, as low as it can be bought for in the
Western Country.
Italian aud .4merican Marble for Monuments,
Had and Foot Stones. .4iso, superior article
o. Free Stone, &C., very Cheap.
ELLIS s. KENNEDY.
Ia addition to The above the subscriber IL pre-
pared 10 furnish superior article of
Free Stone and Lime Stone, for Gaps,
Slls, Door Silis, Steps, Water table,
Chimney Tops, Fire Wall Cs1-
ing and Hearth Stones.
II fac, every thing that is wanted ason, a
Ba.l4ng IN the Stone Line, from Curb Stone
sp 10 corinthian Capitol, as cheap as can be
purchased in this vicinity.
Davenport. May 2Tth, 1852. 38-is
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FOR SALE.
AT A BARGAIN.

WE offer for sale the farm Of John Grace in
Wy Walnut Grove containing Ia acres, -
acres good timber; one hundred acresin cultiva-
ton and well waiered. The owner wants 70
90 10 California and the property will be sold q
. bargain. COOK 4 SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb. 1852.
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FARM FOR SALE.
LAND WARR ANTS

WE are prepared to supply all demands tol
w Warrants on the shortest notice and mes
favorable terms. Patents guaranteed to the pur
chaser. McGREGOR & PARKER,
March 49, Land Agents.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-03-02
A New Locl;-GREAr INyEN.

a New Locl.-GREAT INvEN.
TIoN.- Oar entcrprisins townsmalr
Mr.. Frederick Bplllcn, has lately in.
vented, and we believe secured let,
ters patent for a new Double Spring
Door Lock, which, for its ingenious
construction, deserves a notice at our
hands. The outward appearance is
that Of q common lock, to which is
attached small pistol barrel, not no
ticeable. by giving the lock one
turn Of the key, sufficiently fas,cms
the door, which answers during day.
timc. By giving the key another
turn, raises lever in the lock, which
is Intended for the night. By the
insertion Of n false key, the lever
snaps and explodes the cap GA the
barrel, which discharges with noise
as loud as that Of an ordinary gun.
Besides, the lock otherwise dis laws
a great genius Of mechanism. III
large cities, IN Banking institutions,
&c, this lock canno. but he Of meal.
cnlabc advantage to their safety.
4ANeHtoun EcyiSter.
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POET z Y
r5TaRE EsACEns.Aoss,s WISDOM

Tho baclies' may !,c tickle hrats,"
And ike in sad sccln+ion,
They're wise so long as they refrain
From young loves sad deluscs'.
There like the brtA content with swcG,s'
Nor seek tor bower filter"
Till portenls warn them il they stay.
They'll tins lhcr swcc;s grow h,,er,
They know tha, often ,hjst!c-budS,
g 'Alung chosen flowers stray;
Aud for the {" bird - that seems dove.
IL "cui!cd might prove 4 cay"
a "seliisl, bach" nn pleasure secs,
In sitting hy cradle,
AGd watches wife whilst cooking 'rr,l.. ,
Or securing up Z Iad.c.
lie has, about the price Of Yol';,
No troublesome cnljcclurcs;
And If he stays out late n'ntwl,:s,'
lie fears not 'curiuin lectures
lie knows that fashion long ago,
Discarded true DEVOTION
That Loves become in ilodern days,
An obsolete emotion.
Hearts now seem hut trivial things,
Not worth considerations.
And oft arc Sold Ion precious Io!'i,
NillI cool deliberations.
And happy souls you arc much TOO Vi sn
20 want a" ";inarrsl hone"
Since natrimu,,v has become,
SO much HATrEE-o' -MuSiY.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-03-02
Ilnproyed Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past invonrs tho subscriber wish
cs 10 inform the public that hc still mlnuiilc-
lures Cotton Gins n; his establishment in State
burg, on the most improved and approved plan,
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on one
uf those gins of the late Improvement is worth
at least II quarter Of Il cent more Than the cot
ton ginned OH The ordinary gin. lie also man-
uinrtures them on the most sinpl" construction,
OF the fines, finish ana oi the hest materials to
vii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com
pctc order nj the shores. notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punciunlly attended
TO- WILLIAM ELLISON.
S,atcburg, Sumter Dist, >. G. Feb II, 2G,.lf
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(1EEERlIlI AER

The subscriber respectfully Informs Lis
friends and customers tha; he is now receiving
81 his old stand, No. 26 IiAYNE- STREET, Cup
isinirs.) from Eng,an!, Germany France and ulr
Northern States, Il conretc assortment Of
Staple ono funcn prcss Goo0s,
Cold and Silver Watches, Jeweiry, &c,
as ler CntaIogne7hnn whirI ltc is prepared
to scll on reasonable terms, nj Wholesale 0Hly
10 tie Country Trade. He respectfully solirila
u call being determined TO sell us low az any
iiUusc III the City. T.. G. BROWN.
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SUMTER HOUSE,

ffifyt5 f. MYERS, would respectfully in
ilss&N form the citizens If s;umtcrvile aud
.sssSiES3 the surrounding country that he bns
just returned from Charleston, and has made
TER, of every variety, weekly.
lie has on hand, and will continue tc receive
throughout the season. n choice n. sortnlenl %.
Wines and Cordials. Confec,ionnries. Fruit,
&c., nll of which will be disposed of cheaper
than was ever offered before in this place
Mry 20, 1850 80 If
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FLORA,

Pastry C0oh and Baker Of Cakes, DC. dc
Oilers her services TO the citizens OF
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation of bridal teasts, party-suppcr~s
&c. Her .ong experience and service in
every department Of her business, justihes
ter IN engagingto give entire satisfaction
to her employers.
She may be found by application at the
Barbcr's Shop in this place.
sum ierviIlc Jan Sth, 1851 llf
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"Notllin, squire, never stops a
woman when her curiosity ia once
up, especially if she is curious to know
something about !.elaclt, Only hold Il
secret in y"nr lane; to her, and It's like
q huneh of c"tNip 10 . ca;--shell
jump, and ii';sk and fisk and iroiic
r""nd ike anything and never give
over purring and coaXinS OF YOU It'll
Sc g@ts it.'-.Sna ,Niici.
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Spring and GUNNER Goods

II SETinG cTE ttIIOiTTHF kTGnES 8
S,,SS;I. :; -. -.';o StIptSI,
>,rnt,E ~ ,'t,pnC ,,.n;.i - ~, III - ~,
nnhI,c az rI,crI nrir.s. ;,;,,,, j., nr,, ~.
fellows:
S,i,I Cniors
Sum.rt;.,,, i'l;r, :.
S,ii,i t,,lu,. i,r,,,,. J,,,.
pf;u..I :.
E,nbro,crcd aI,,sIins.
SrIiI =.
We've Thread Lace.
Jnrnn., Ei";,,,
I,ssr,i,,e
Swiss EIrinr,
ln,cr,iI.,.
Amin i.Icr go.
Snu'rt;n... . !iLho,s T-;,,r,.d
LADIES' lolIoou Sirry.s
N,.,,IlcJ ,,orjri Collars
JInmr,,;po.
Z" Cnrnalion Braid
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TIE GREAT MAIL. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, ). G.,

LEANING tic Wharf ct the foo, OF
I.amrcns-s, daily at 3, D. lii. after Tic
arriva! oi the Southern cars, via WILL
MiNGlON, and WELEON, r. G.. Pc,
'lEkSBDhG, RICHMOND, TO WASH
iNGTON, BALTIMORE, rIllLADEL-
pi!lA. aud y. YORK.
The public is respectful nllyiu!prmcd that
tie steamers ci iiis line, from Charleston
20 w Wilmington, arc in first rate condition,
ani ara na"Igatrd hy wei! known and cNpc-
rieliHed cnininandel$. and ,he railroads. arc
in fac order, (ll!c Wilmington ana Wei.
don itpa,' havj,.g recently iccn re- lad with
hcGvy I RAID thereby securing hoh
safety ard u.sYatcll. y VmEouGn TICK
Ell having already becn IN operation vii!
he continued as permanent arrangement,
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route travellers may reach New Iuri,
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Of the Wilmington and katriah X. r.
Company, at the Office Of ihe Company.
foot ot l.anrcus-strcct, Charleston. ). e.
To whom please arpiv: and to Char!csion.
at the Office oi the New Jersey Railroad
.and Transportation Company, New York.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02
MRS. FORREST.

u,.. Forrest according TO notice, will APP
800, tonight on the stage in New York, at
hams L.vceum. 1t is said that she will
-, accep, the liberal alimony decreed by
,,,,,,. bu, wishes to owe her support TO her
s.,cxer,ians. Ii is reported that Mr. Forrest
III nl,y daring the week at the Broadway
Theatre.
letter from New York, alluding TO Mrs.
Forests appearance, says;
There are fUmors afoat that her debut will
L., ,Le occasion OF some scenes not AT all cred
;,etjr to tine parties concerned. The friends OF
Vr Forrest ave much incensed, aud fears of q
,os ensuing on her appearance at the theatre
s,s oneniv and generally expressed"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02
RHEUNIATISM AND NEURALGIA,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANAEEA

Neaoly discouered By Dr. Minn0ck.
THIS mixture most effectualy cures the above
4 complaints, and has been used by several per-
sons in this city with uurivallcd success
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by r
M. Warrington, Agent, over ]. B. Stegas Store, No
ls Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy, and can ties.
tify to its great utility in the above complaints.
Mrs. Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields Mrs. Durfey, ]. B. Stegall
R. M. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States.