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ARISE TO LIFE AND HEALTH.

'RUE experience proves that it is contrary to ma
i ture that any sing article compound can
cure every disease and it also proves that nothing
has ever b en- found to efectuaiiy eradicate dis
eases OF the chest, comprising affections of the
thria bronchitis. asthma. consumption, and other
diseases of tie respiratory organs, the treatment
or remedy used 10y Drs Brothers GRAY, with the
addition of the Inhalation Of medicated yapor, now
used in the consumptiye hospitals in Bromp:on.
near London. where this disease exclusively is
treated. We tiatter ourselves also that all who IA
vor Us with call that will. without asking them
II question:. tell them their complaints and symp-
toms AID guarantee an easy and speedy cure 4 de-
cidcd advantage We have over other medical mon is
IL the manner determin" the nature and luca-
ton of the disease, which is by the urine. We re-.
qure at least two Of the first in the morning
The many facilities afforded by hospital and pri-
vatr practice in this and foreign countries warrant
Us III assuring tho:e who suffering from diseases
of any kind that treatment is attended with
usually favorable results for ito know the disease
Is hall the cure" Charges moderate in all cases,
and any poor person can. by personally consulting
DrS b. x e.. and presenting affidavit from a JUS
ce Of the peace, stating that they yiruous, des-
ttutc ofmeans, &c, have medicine free Of cost
Office south b street. opposite Smithsonian Insti-
tute DRS. BROTHERS GRAY
G0-pOrg#-
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NTOOLLEN YARNS. FIannels, III 90
w siery, &C., White, Black, Gray, and Fancy
ColOred Yarn; White, Red, Blue, and Yellow Elan
nels; Misses and Children's Cotton and Woollen
Hose; Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hose of every
quality; together with a general assortment of Fall
Goods. Customers will do well to give a call.
VIM. X. RILEY.
aug 29-ln cor. 9Th ST., Oppe Centre Market.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

hrs. Il. J. HUNTER, members of the ROYAL
~ College of Surgeons, late of Isington, London
have taken up their residence in Washington, fol-
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections of the THROAT, BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION. and diseases of the HEART,
to which branch of their profession they have foI
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
culiarity of the treatment employed by Drs. H.. is
that the remedies employed administered by IN
H.LATIoN in the form of vapOr
Residence and office, 10Th street, between G and
III streets. sen eff
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Needing BGeon and Rioting.-Yesterlay, coiored
hidh named Augustus Price, was arrested and taken
Oeiore Justice Dom, charged with stealing bacon
heWa sent to jail RhOda Craven was held to bail
j! the same magistrate, 10 appear at court and
answer to the charges of rotng, fighting, and an as
'ault ard battery on John Malonev.
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Tx, Tx, INK
PRINTERS INK

DRiNTERS wanting News. Book, and Job INKS,
of the best quality the most reasonable price,,
can he supplied at the counting room of the Star
office, where variety of Inks and excellent Printers
VARNlSH, for printing in Bronze and Gold, is al
ways KEPT ON HAND.
The Inks sold at this establishment warrauted
10 be EQUAL TO ANY IN THE MARKET, being from the
factory of Charles f. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Give IL Trial. sep lift
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NOTICE All persons indebted to the late
~ firm OF A. Davis Co., Grocery, 7th street, are
urgently requested to call On the unde! signed and
make immediate settlement of their accounts, and
thereby prevent the dsagreeable necessity of passing
them into other hands for coercive measures the
business must be closed
B. r. M0RSELI., Trustee
La avenue, opp. Bank of Washington.
sep 19-eO3m-
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METROPOLITAN PLANNING AND SAW
INR MIII

METROPOLITAN PLANNING AND SAW
ING MILL.
VNHE subscribers beg leave to call the attention of
i Lumber Dealers and Builders to the celebrated
Beardsee FLAMING, T0NGUEING. 8nd GROOV-
ING MACHINES now in operation at their building
Oh south street, between - d and 18th streets.
The quality and quantity of work executed by
these machines far Surf asses all others in
scrpton of planning not before attempted by mschi-
merry, viz: Sounding Boards, all kinds of Pane'ing,
Interior Finishing for Dwellings, &c. with rapidi-
ty heretofore unknown. 1t is asserted that Boards
planed by this machine will absorb one-thrd less
paint than those planed by any other.
Dealers and Builders are invited to deposite Lum-
Der directly from their vessels, thereby saving
peated handling and carriage.
schedule of prices will be ready for distribution
in few days. We respectfully solicit business, and
pledge ourselves to give entire satisfaction.
FITZHUGH C0YLE BROTHER.
A. CoYLE. Jr. sep 22-eo2w-
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SH1RTS, SHIRTS-At the neio Shirt Store
~ Fine Dress SHIRTS, of French rufie, plain and
trimped bosom. Colored SHIRTS of beautiful pat
terms. Linen and cotton Night Shirts. Shirts made
To order at HOPKINS, Pennsylvania avenue, one
door from 9th street, between Browns and National
Hotels. Intel sep 15-2w.
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AGUE AND FEVFR
FANCY GOODS.

New Fail Styles Of Gentlemen's Fur
Mfshing Goods.
( MAS. III. LANE has just returned from New
" York, and is now opening large and elegant
assortment of Cravats, Scari. Stocks, Ties, Gloves,
Suspcnders, Handkerchiets, Hosiery, SC. together
with all other articles usually found i'll first class
establishment.
The pubc are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime my stock, which will be cheerfuily exhibited
to all with polite attertion. Reasonable prices and
fair dealing may be relief upon.
LANES Hat Cap, and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Establishment, Penn. avenue,
sep l3-eo2w near y street.
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ID ICH CHINA ORNAMENTS.-Just received a
IL supply of China Ink Stands. in new designs also
China Match Stands, various patterns, Jewel Cases
Flower Vases, Motto Cups and Saucers, Card Re
cevers, Segar Holders, &c, and for sale very cheap
at LAMMOND'S, 9TH street, ID door below E.
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LNOR SALE-LOT No O. in Square a, corner
/ Of Pennsylvania avenue and I'D street Terms
liberal For further information apply to
ii. r. L0UDON & CO.
sep 2S-1w- Browns Hotel
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4 LARGE and beautiful Painting.
IA richly framed, to he disposed of by chance,
may be seen at 'The Columbian corner Of and
sth streets sep 26-3ts
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.isslUA and Battery.-Wm. Henson, Il co.ored
man, was held TO bail last evening by Captain Birch,
Tor as.auIting and beating colored womar
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MUSIC! MUSIC!
WI Bertinis celebrated Studies, for the piano
The Carnival of Venice, for piano and vion FL
pray for the; Italy: The smile Lilly Dale Waltz;
Lilly Dale Schottsche; Lilly Dale Quickstsp; Joyful
Waltz: Polka echo du Mont Blanc; Bachelors polka
Dodworth's very best polka; Magic SPELL Schotsche:
Comet Schottischr Rory U'Moore Quickster; Fire
bell galOp: The 0Id-Fcilows March. &c. &c.
SngS.-1he Sections daughter; On 10 the field Of
glory, Duet; If L could have my way; Moonlight
music, love and flowers; Within mile Of Edinburg
town; Do they miss me: Why don't he come! and
all the latest Ethiopian and Sentimental Songs Just
received at Winners
9th stre.t Louisiana avenue.
sep 90 News
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Hrcry Ofcncs.-This morning, n ease was tried
before Justice Grub, in which the Corporation was
prosecutor and an old woman named Mary Wag-
ner was defendant. She was charged with buying
linGudpins IL market to sell them again in the same
market. The Corporation lost, but had the case
been decided differently the poor old creature would
have been fined ten dOars,
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Central GuGrd House.-There were no trials al
the Guard House this morning. The only persons III
The cells were there for lodging. The weather Is
growing too cool for the poor fellows to ,nooze in the
market house, and commitments to the farm; will
Increase rapidly in few weeks.
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More BoFs.-The Island Friendship Club are go
inc aheaI finely with arrangements for their sixth
anniversary bail, which is 10 come off at Island Hall
on Thursday evening next. A superb affair may be
expected The efficient committee of the National
Guards are also at work for their grand ball, which
take. place on the evening of the 18th October, the
anniversary oil the battle OF York Town. These.
with the other balls noticed, exhibit quite large
opening OF the season.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

s:E ~ II l. E-One twostory FRAME
s.I HOUSE, on the southeast corner OF of Massa-
C.. T avenue and 18th street; ground 4.545
feet; Terms cash. Price $1,000 One ditto, with
pricR Basement, situated on New York avenue,
east o! Northern Liberties Market. Ground eco IT,
ffiee 81, % y cash. Two ditto on NJ street north
t,gether Ground $50 feet each Price 1926 each,
Is cash. Several vacant lots for sale on liberal terms
DON0H0 MAGILL.
Real Estate Agents, 18th st, near Pa avenue.
Sep 29-eo3tA
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fs. FOR SALE-A large two-story Frame
m houSE and LOT, situated Oh the corner of ID
sH.-and Fayette streets, Georgetown. The Lot is
10 ieet on Second. and GO on Fayette street Also
lot on Bridge street between the residence of tie
late Dr. Southeron and Lewis West, Esq. For terms
apply to RP JACKSON
sep 29-3t- R,idue straat
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Bottle Of Y0.ktotn.-The anniversary of this great
event. which closed the war Of the Revolution is &c
be celebrated in patriotic style by all the military
OF the District, understand. They are already
making extensive Preparations for the OCCASION
The parade should be full and grand one, and doubt
less will be such, as present signs indicate.
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The Chinese Eaie7tailuaeGt.-The Jusglcrs and
Eihiopians are succeeding finely at Iron Hall with
their extraordinary and interesting performances.
Last evehing another full house was assembled, and
10 night bill Is presented that will doubtless bring
another crowd 10 behold them.
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The Police Reports Of Judgments end Costs.-The
sixteen police officers, according to report of their
chief, N.. II. n. Steele, have obtained towards the
OF the city, in Judgments and costs, 81 ,099
q. judgments and costs paid, S6, lO3 60. This was
for the year ending on the 3lst of August.
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rN FALL BONNETS, Latest STYLE, Just
~ aopencd, al SHEDD'S Fancy Goods s. Mill
H>Sn merry Store, llth street, above Pennsylvania
avenue. The Ladies will find il to their advantage
to call before they purchase elsewhere.
sen -
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!

lust received at THE ODEON HALL CLOTHING
~ EsTABLIsHMENT, corner Of Ftur-ondd-hdlf
.trc,t and Pennsylvania drsnue,
THE LARGEST STOCK, GRE ATEST VARIETY,
NEW GOODS! NEW STILES! NEW DESIGNS!
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LUX RENT-A first class BOARDING HOUSE
l. on street, near l4;h, four stories i'm height,
with back building, containing large dining room,
par!"rs and thirty chambers. Rent 81, 300. Apply
corner Of III and 18th street sen o1-dtf.
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T'smaerGnce Procession Postponei.-The process
sioo of the Sons and Cadets of Temperance, an
ncunced to take place to-day has been postponed
until further notice. but the meeting will he held
., 1,u,n,rance Hall this evening, and be addressed
Lr m, Rry. ]. T. Peck and Captain Cutter. The
RacEabe< and all the orders and societies OF TEN.
pesnce are expected to h. present to celebrate the
anniversary of the organization Ofthe Sons of Tems
nerancs. Mes<rs. DuyaIl, Sibley, Common, and
J,hp.on are the efficient committee for the Occa-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-12
lR III TIE EDITOR.
NUMBER Ill.
nes
ST. lan!s. Nay 81, Il

ST.. LOUIS, Nay 81, 1853.
Dean GAZETTE -Naat noisy, bust
ling, business city il s.. Louis. 1t il
enough to make one attached forever l.
quiet, amjabe yel thriving Davenport, 10
knock around iew days in this city, where
# on, thing else than mammon he worship
ped, you cannoi perceive il. II you call
upon a friend during business hours, even
hough his actions do not be'oken it; tho
persp hornalia of business with which be !.
surrounded, seem to imply you are intrud
jng. A moderate amount Of work j:
#oa,sas4t, business tempered with rccrea-
ti@a ID beneficial, but when the mind is 81
,bs3rled IN ones avocatjon during The
day - 30 hocome too lelhar2ic Of m even
Jog 10 eSPa"8 benassA tLG IDEAS ri an in.
r8rt.ge autaar. ur To- soak wi,b aYians
.aa ucvs sd tae d. out,tAe II the comucr.
ci column Of the paper, then it becomes
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-12

= SrEAB,AT MrcnIGaH-We had not
lie pleasure Of seeing this boat ~ her last
Trip, but from the description Of her from
many ofour citizens who did, she is decided
Iy splendid affair. She il thus described
By the Muscatinc Journal.
"Capt, ReilIy's magnificent boat (the
Michigan arrived al our wharf, on Tues
lay last, aud was visited By large number
of orr citizens, who were highly delighted
With her majestic appearance. She is
1000 IONS huFthen. Her dimensions are
as foloWs-langtt, go feel; beam, IT, fee
hold, u feet; two engines, feet stroke,
26 inch cy finders; four boilers. As inches
in diameter, with five nles. She is suppl.
ed with doctor, and has all the rigging
tha, is prescribed by the steamboat law.
Ter cabin is finished in Il sly 10 Of pyollse
decoration, and is not unhandsolnc in APP
pearance. Her out ward cabin work is also
highly elaborate. Capt. Robt. A. Reilly
(known to every body along the Mississippi
la'most) commands, and Frank Mahan, q
most obligng gentleman, presides at the
'esk. She will run regularly 10 the Ga!cno
md ST.. Louis trade. See card.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY l., ISL.

A writer over the signature e II" II
the last Banner say he twas palned - resf
an article under The eaitotiai head II tic
lsst Gazette. in relation 10 the Datehess
OF Sutherland turning OIL upon the hl1t
way TO die, the wrciehea snFis upon het
broad domain that she might PIT u r
graes.'' lie saws ii, Is surprising that the
editor Of the Gazette had mt seen Joseph
Sturcess' character 81 the present Dutch
ess Of Sutherland, innocent Of the acts he
CHARGES unon her as he is himself, il he
had. he never would have made the
charge" &C.
Mr. P. called upon Us u publish tbs n.
ticle. coniradiciiag the editorial referred
to, which We refused. not from u onsa
lingness 10 do justice 10 the Duchess. Il
an unwi.linguess 10 publish any eSflana.
ton Mr.. p. nigh, desire u mske. hnt rs
cause. as Mr. Z. well knew, tho oxltor u
The Gazette was absent, snd Ne judged ii
10 be gross injustice 10 Us 70 salasaf. ~.
his absence. any editorial IN tie aazsite
We have not seen the statement q NJ
Slurress. nor have We any thing u say 81
TO its truth or falsiiy: bu; We wi.tanstoas
IL look fer the next Banner u see Nr I
explanation of The speech d Rev. u. ~ /
Il
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For the Gazette ]
1of So
Mr.. Ediior:--
A word with the temperate

A word with the temperate
Of your city is there not u law prohtb't.
ling The sale and drinking OF ardent spirits
lin the same house? Bat Of what avail i
that law. is il no, done every day aud Sun,
LAY too, nor is that all, il is done by those
who think themselves somebody, but The.
,nly knew il, they are fools aud law break
Iers, and TINT decent people see them but
not onls that. can wives and children hon,
|or and obey such t4lhet2 no, they cannot.
Fathers ,biuh If this. II Man cannon
bear up under little trouble without get.
ting drunk, he i not iii 10 be called A@SoaAa'
fafker, or any other honorable name.
How can woman hold up her head n com
pany and say .'mg hastaadn when sAe
Knows that be i ,ipper and all 'he com.
oanv know ii. Oh husbands, think Ct this !.
thiuk II i, before il i Toe late. Would e
0od had The main spring y intempefanee
| would send il 10 tile fiery hit u desttee
ton, and would dare alan Or devil t. oppose
ne in my course. Ill hid lhe power ,Eal
some perpc have ct, would die = the.
hattle against in'emperaHee. Temperate
men, see b this, 80 nhs' se0 GIN DE-, aa''
hing the Maine Law II tais State. i.f.'J
il the gtos sh#ps, tic city i ta'l II them
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-12

TEnrERAScE-Ia another column will
be found communication upon Hue sui Iect
Of Temperance from Lsds, il speaks our
sentiments exactly, end In style that OK
hibits sensitiseress O. the subj Ct which
none but those 10 her sitaslian caa iee!.-
Had the drunken father, tipling husband.
or tbs safe man, who l. out Of all danger.
who knows that he Cannot become drauk
ard for he only drinks 'rdeHerer he II raefc
Il is, been preseat and witnessed tie gusA
Of feeling, the throbblng heart aud dos to.
cast counlenance Of that mother, that rife
who presented il for publication, and he
not 10 touched with feeling Of remor&e
we would not envy him bis sensi5ltur.
!. is matter Of serious regret that men
are permitted, 10 open violation n law, /.
continue the sale Of intoxicating Liquors
for livelihood. We have endeayofed Il
determine 10 our own niud ahy men would
brave public opinion, The laws ol their
country and common decency. 10 follow
the dirty business, and arrived al the con.
clusion that they are TOO lazy 10 PORK
Lazness is the father If crime. the fathep
of shame, and the father Of whiskeg aue
beer sellers.
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10 an amount oi $4,000 despatched
from this city 10 Ireland, averaging a con
trbotion Of $50 per mao, not over $50
If the sum named was sent by persons a
drinking habits The Statement, carries a
moral with il by which many may profit,
viz drunken man has nothing to give
either 10 a friend al home or abroad
Wheeling Times.
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STEAM FERRr.--Tbe new Steam Ferry
Bout Was at our wharf last evening. She
will probably ba 'ftted for the line" 10 T.
day or two. Dash on Cd WIND 8Hd wave,
we can cross nov an how
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laDI.ss.-Ou b1esks ef a scriatfs na.
,ure have recently taken place between
the Sioux and CbippeNas. near Fort sagt-
ling. 10 which several were killed. Cetii.
sions have also taken place between lat
Wlnebagoes and Chippe~as resulting II
the death Of some few ii each tribe. Lo,!i
those out breaks were, Is usaal, The result
Of drunkenness.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
FIFTY LIVES LOST.
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN ARRESTED.

NonwaLk, May 7lb.
Awful accident occurred on the Ne"
York and New Haven Railroad this morn
ing The train IL ! \. NJ. run oil the afa"
bridge Al this place, owing TO the efids'
being carelessly lett opcn. ao lives ai'
aamergea, fall Of passengers. One 81
vas completely submerged and Two others
outlrai, demolished There has teen i
terrible loss Of life. Report SAYS thai
there has leeu ~ killed aud dra"aed--
The Conductor. Mr. camstuck, = badly III
Iured. Tue engtne aud two baggage cor
sent over, aud the sinking cars. y =
imposs hle 10 "a, how many were II ihein
Tie draw bridge vas ~ to LEI sehaan
er through. Wien the train cane up the
cars were going very slow, that the 6fehh
nan WIS able u start couplings and step
lie rear cars. Tie lraia consisted u IT.
passenger cars, two baggage cars and z
tender The following names lot on lie
list "A s1vea, were registered 10 Boston: s.
Dr. Na,dNara ChaMhure mud daughter Ct
Racine, Wis, Dr. Bl>h, 81 u isten. As30ai
/ ID lead tadies have been found ~ q i
a'eioek. Tie employees 1t the e=mp4hh
esealea auhuF'. Tie tiame, i i sid
rests Wlth tie engineer. al II y sisted 5Hs
asn7l sl4n4Is aefe given ay tie lIidg
tsaaer. There arc, however, mau} eHo
tl4cling statements. Tie engineer aEd
fireman we're arrested.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-12

J,uS TuuaAs, Of Muscatlnc, Iowa, com.
ntl,ed suicide on tho 18th inst, hy shoot.
~ himself lie was about iorts five
ears ), age, wel 10 do II the world, and
.Ietl i vile and seven children.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-12

AFR IATMENTs,-Not Democratic Jour
nal reaches US bu, is pretty well filled with
appointments By the President. What Il
happy thing it Is for the people that these
appointments are being made, for erery Of
,fcer remored was corrupt as earth, unfit
.or their posts aud unworthy The confidence
u The people, while, upon the other hand,
ceery ono IF the new appointments are par.
agons Of perfection, worthy the confidence
# every body and the rest Of mankind
and exhibits great degree Of sagacity on
the part of the President in making such
ljudicious appontments.-Vide all the Lo
coloco popers-Ahem.
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FROM THE EDITOR.


Icahfn. each passenger was occupied in
aat. thai ife,;,icaliy ajssected. would sho,
tap poor human natore much As !, i.
nas Sunday and the sun shoae beautifully
Nv /, i Monday, VIC arc approaching III
great eitv. over which lie genius Of III
Iasnsshty dollar lips lis wings day an
aiaht: lie clouds dark and loaeriag ar
lis ..4fgiog their eon,ea,s uPon soahe'
nature. Is though all we're palebed iastea'
jofa lloaa.
We live. move an, have our being" i
i i slsanae cline; As one remarked, ""hel
ii ge,s u doing any one thing i knows Nc
sbsn ID s,aa.n Il became dry and % con
Itinaei astiI The earrh psFehed, ssPed seams
each If which pleaded moisture, aad 'hs
farmers began Il fear for their seed waici
mad lesa cons gnod IL tue dust o. tue Garth
Then came rain, noaestls and q ihaugf
aita difficulty, then with more assurance
.aaI f4attv saFy easy and III The tlme, IN
ttt or r.ssr, tbe. price AID power y 'he
Hesf, has become booming atgh.
The Mississippi il mach higher down
aefe than with u, aud N some places
spreads ofer The coantrN q far a. Tue eye
IN reach. Nv end then We pass ies
absa surrounded ay water. the door crowd
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-12

BooKs.--!l is astonishing The piles Of
.'priuted nisdom" Mr. Porter has. over ig
Rock Island Give him a call and you
will be sure 10 learn something, or get
something 10 learn before you Ieavc--See
his advertisement