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The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

W. iatciy n9Geft the extraogG nary death
Of Mr. Lev, barhat9. Of St. John. burr Vt
by tac bet pfua cnragcG stallion. Th4 i'll
ioa Ing singular circumstance shD& ngtAat
the breaking Of the neck does no. Of Hecvs-
siry cause immediate death. are adtrL hg d
d Correspondent of rbe Bnu.,1rg t..
gle:
Fac fracture vi the uela compressed the
spinal malfow 80 violently de " holly - pre-
vent II from atf9raing any communication
between the brain and bedy As cDnse-
guence tho whole body below the fracture
was paralyzedr deprived alike Of sensation
and the power Of motion. Not only this,
but by means ofthe nerves not involved III
the calamity Of the spinal marrow, the brain
keep, up its communication with the vital
organs, and maintained the exercise oi
their functions for nearly two hours Or
diaarily this is carried on mainly by the ac-
ton Of the intercostal muscles upon the
ribs. and as these rise aud subxide, inspira-
ton expiration takes place, BY the injuFs
Of the spinsi marrow these muscles We're
deprived of their ordinary nervous stimulus,
and consequently we're wholly inactive
In this manner be continued 10 breathe do
rEHg She btieffemsinAer of his life.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

TaFyrse II the WaTE during
the discussion in the Senate, on Tuesday
on the appointment Of Stewart fer the
Presidential mansion. who Is 10 have charge
or NIL the furniture and plate. Mr. Pierce
said -
ale urged the grea, necessity Of having
some officer charged with the care Of the
public property in that house, The presi.
dents Mansion was not private house. II
was pubic building, and was visited by
oil people, and all kinds and characlersi-- -
On some OF those occasions there were Wis
itors Who were no better than they should
be, aud he knew Of his cwn knowledge that
many articles had been carried away. a
mong others the lace curtains were cut and
a portion OF them large enough for dress
was cut Of and carried away. He had no
doubt ii the celebrated gold spoons were re-
ally gold they would long since have evap-
GRATED The fact OF these being not gold,
and it being well understood. had alone PRE-
served them
NJ Mason said that he desired that some
person should be appointed 10 take charge
of the public property in that building. lie
mentioned several instances where, duT.a 2
the few days preceding the incoming II d
new President, the house had been left
without any person having authority, and
had been actually rillaued bv persons visit
ing il, When Gen. Harrison entered il On
the fourth of March it was discovered that
1ll the bed clothing had been carried away.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
An Architect.

There Is an excelientstory on record oi an
architect repudiating any connection with
the building fraternity. in the case OF the
late eninent and talented Mr. Alexander
the architect Of Rochestersbridge and sever
nj ether fne buildings in the county Of Kent.
lie was under cross examination in aapecial
jury case at Maidstone, by Sergeant-atier-
wards Baron--Garrow, who wished to de-
tract from the weight Of his testimony, and
who after asking hun what was his name,
proceeded thus.--
sYou are a builder, beleve,"
No sir, am No. builder, am al arch.
iteet"
.Ah. we'll, architect or builder, builder or
architect, they are much the same, sup
pose''
Il hnr your pardon s;rs cannot admit
that; consider shem Is be Totally different.
Ooh. inaecd.--perhaps YOU will state
wherein this great difference eonsis,s"
AN architect. sir, prepares the plans,
conceives the design, draws ont The sFeeih-
cafion-sn short. supplies the mind: the
builder is merely tie bricklayer or the car
pen,er-thc builder. in fact, is the mechanic,
the architect is the power that puts the ma
chine together, sIi6 sets il goiac"
ssOh, very we'll. Mr.. Architect, that will
do; and now. after your very ingenious d.s-
unciioa without difference. perhaps yo'i
can inform the court who was the architect
ofthe Tower Of Baoells
And now mark the reply. which for prompt
ness and wit, i perhaps not to heTivailed 10
the whole history Of the reioindes:-
..There was 10 rrchiiect, sir--henee the
confusion"
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
Eastern Stove Store Triumphant! |!

rp,HR undersigned have formed Copartncrship for
the purpose of carrying on the topper, IN. Nhee'
Iron ana Stove husiaess, IN this city, at the oa s.aa
af a. III Dumout cor. Second q brad! stfss, HpHlu
respeculy inform the citizens OF Scott ana Snffouha
ing counties, that we haseialet! affNea ls'ii'
with nj extensive assortment Of stoves aho h'tehF"
articles of tie latest and nlast approved lauetns'
Among them mag BE- found the Mi! faaWes .YaN p,h
Stove which We warrant for ten Years. We sls Win
AMI staIi. il il IA hsst Coos sloye iUrNaad cNei
offered Tor sale IN the west. Il has mo iarge
the one has fixing for snspendins feMis, ,h'N'ss
or Meat, from the top of the en- by means ~ hoees
ana thereby roasting teats 80 NIL oyer allke wiis
Is decided improvement; Attic same tins tAe other
may = y o osd 4 Ief H. eos aa bsna sa si@ ans
Also the Black Diamond, for ceal, It's extensive hse
IN the West sell as Ess' has Siyen staregattai,
beyond all competition. Ne warr4ht u Vac kaAtifst
soye in u.s., also TO pIerate IN the most rerfec'
Inc Nornir.- star one 81 e most beautiful designs
Of Elevated Oven Stnves ln nArkai call and eNamt
f5r yaqrsnlf III addiuonto these, offer numerous
other hia,ls Of stoseset esery description.
Pumps and Lead Pipes
we haze constantly on hand large assortment q
Pumps Lead Pipes, &e, for wells and ssssfs SI'ls'l
vc make up 10 orier and @arrant them. asa Fore
Pumps iar raising ard eeyatbg water taany part OF
thc building Garden Engines. with hose attached,
COR watering gardens. washing windows, "e., eas'
Ccpperami.hs and. Hraziers.
We srenow prepared to do all kinds Of Copper work
10 orler he siares; loiirs; repairing done ~ Tue
noatest manner ami with dispatch. Plumbing q ever!
dcseFiitionaaBe Il ere =.
TIN ROOFING.
We are also prepared - cover buildings Win tii'
copper, 1r, cheap a. can he done III the est
and al work warranted The undersigned are both
practical or men, aud viii attend personally to every
and all work entrusted othcm.
All those Id want 81 the ahos. articles, Will do We'll
hy giving Us call, as thipk can show them the
advantages Of making snoh bargain. Country mef-
chants Supplied with lin ware OF ever. description AZ
low prices.
OF. copper brass, pewsr, iron, rags, Ne, taken 10
Nchange Tor rare, shop ~ East side hf@ay between
rort. Iowa. nUaosT & RIoRpAS.
y. II, nIM0Nf,
H.. {. RIORDAS
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

QrAsDAsy,-The Toledo, O.. Blade
relates capitalinciden. which occurred the
other day. The editor Of the Blade fell in
conversation with an individual who was
formerly possessed of Anti-SIayery proeliv-
tiles. ahon he had not seen for some time.
Says the Blade:
.kaoviag what his convictions formerly
were, va talking freely with him on the
present crisis in public affairs. and began to
express our feelings relative to the highland
ed course Of Douglas, Gushing, & &c. We
perceived he was rather mum, and disposed
W ehsnge the conversation. At las, with
the blanlest kind OF expression, he remark
ed, Tn in rather aslicats sitaa!iog.' Not
understanding the exact extent Of the deliy-
cry. we were obliged t. press him still fur
,her, when he replied, I suppose you know
| TN Postmaster at La fact ot which We
were entirely ignorant. Tie Posi- Q5fce Is
,cortk a5ou. taceaty-ssreu dollars, iirfg.fo
dgi half cents tear
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

TEMPrEAscE TAeTs.--The following
startling statements reiate to eight different
families in single town. The parents
were moderate drinkers. Can heada Of fam
lies read these facts without eoHcernl
The first had one child, daughter. A
great sum was expended on her education.
She died from the effects Of strorg drink
The second had an only son. He was ed
ncated with great care end at great e&-
pense. bnt was killed by wine.
The third had four Sons ana one dsught-
er. The daughter is druakard and one
son has gore u arnAkards grave.
The fourth had thrpe sons One died Of
intemperanee, one Was killed in d4e!. and
the other is a drnukard
The eth bad son who killed himself by
drinking and two step sons ere druukards
on vine.
The sixth had fve sons -Four are drunk
urds and one through the influence II iJguQr
i- an idiot
The eight had five sons and three nepF-
ews -Four Of the soHs have been killed. by
alcohol, and the 9Th is a drnnkar3, and lhe
three nephews are III the drunkarl' grave
.feie Yorh Ca5iaet
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

The astnunber OF Punch contains pic
torial glance at the distance al which ladies
bonnets viii be worn from their heads at the
next remove. The tendency has been fur
fher and still further rearward, and the next
change, Punch thinks, will carry them or
Of the head entirely; 30 he presents the next
fashion By Two young ladies' in full dress and
bareheaded, sailing along the street, with
footnan walking some ten feet behind
carrying the bounets On q waiter
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

4 CERTAIsTT.--O the 18th of August,
the cars On the Illinois Central will run up
10 Scales Mound. within ten miles 81 this
city; and On the 18th Of October we shall
hear The sound Of the locomotives whistle
at cur ioyee. We think from the informa-
ton in our possession that the above state
ments may be relied npon. Severe sick
ness or long continued rains along the line.
might defeat present plans: but the proha-
tiiity is that they will be carried out G4-
len4 .l.Fsrs1Hian.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
Furniture and Chairs.
B.. EAR
wnltln Y,..,c.,t,,,lyir

~xurzsxsn MOULD respectfully Inform the pub
lie thai he has just opened nm addi-
AsTt2E. sieusl Furniture Aafe-reem IN ise
building a.loinins the oldene, where
Il, makes u order. ana keels on hand gocd assort
g4ant of SAhret Ware.
HIS stack consists in passef
Dressing and l.aia kareauss
tentse Card aiaa Sewing Tables:
hlAine and Break last Ie
Rcdsteatls. Naabie and single:
Lounges aud Waf4.oaes;
1NnheUNls iA11se aaa small;
1s9Ies Nofk heScs, Looking. Glasses
#1rlhs, Gfstl.es atta Iraudte Beds;
otHee nssks r9aei Racks aud Dasiets;
Ihk.rs, eaAs, Falkst, Fnoneh:
Scollop Back. Spit Bottom;
Sowing and Arm Rockers;
arse. Niilew Wagons, Baskets, Chnrrs,
Tabs. Buckets >ciees, BFnam>, &c, &c.
haasns on Brady Street between Third and Fourth
Streets.
tonlns Eiade Niih dispatch.
DaveGreft, JRaG SltA. lSa3.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
Little Pitcher. with grea. Ears,

sMother,. said iittle Agnes what made
you marry ta,hers ioutoid Aunt Charlotte
you had all the money
aHush, child what arc you talking about,
did not SAY 90"
"Whv, yes, motaer-you said he was
poor, and had You thought Of being hardened
with SO many "coun,ry cousins" as you call
them, on " ould never have had him. Den |
YOU like .Aun, Phrbe. Aunt Polly ans Auht
Judy! I'm sure Do"
why, Agnes, yenF are crszy, | aeliefe !
when die you ever hear Your neiher TAX
so.--tcll me iastaaty.a
Yesterday. mn, when sa, in tie back
paflor, and you and Aunt were il the from,
one. I'm sure you said 50, dear mother, and
patty You very much torsyon told Aunt
there was tine before was born. when
father drank 100 much--anl then yen know,
yoa saake OF the pledge and said how
glad you were that the temperance re!osni
saved him.
.My dear. Iwas talking of somebody else,
Think. We We're speaking Of Uncle Je-
,Aro and his Family,
But they have no Agnes. mother, and
YOU know You ,old about fathers failure II
hasinoss--Uncle yethro never failed. Aud
yen sad, too, when you moved III this house
your monty paid Tor everything, hui the
wurld did no; know IL. and"
.'loa'se told quite enough, my child
What DO ron stay listening ia ny back par
lar for. when send yeu up stairs to study 7
1t has Come 10 patiiul pass, II your Aunt
and must have al cur privacy retailed u
this way. suppose you have already told
your father all yau heard,s
Ne, mother. | hasn't, because thought
II y woala hurt his feelings. ] love nv father
and never tell him anything 10 make him
cnhapPy'
Agnes 70. locking in the fire, and asked
sNoil,er, ii people really love others. do
they ever talk acains.them' Don't you tell
me never 10 spesk OF any home difficulty;
and If Edward and sav wrong words, you
tel me never 10 repeat them, and never do.
Agnes" said the rebuked mother, ''list.
cnsrs are dcspieable characters Don'tyou
ever let me know Of your doing the Ike
again. Yos lota'. heGr right, and you make
grert deal Of misehie. in this way
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DECISION

TEMPERANCE Law--4ASorRER DEclsIok =
We understand that the constitutioaahry
&c. Of the Temperance law Of last winter
came Up before Judge BARLEY, Of the So
preme Court, ard Judges Walker, stusrt
and Hurd, OF the District Court. at late
session, when the entire Court agreed 10
deciding the law constitutional. and binding
upon The people Of Ohio. This il In oppo-
sition to Judge corwin's decision, and much
mere in accordance with common sense ard
preceden,s. We do rot know wheiher the
late decision covered the points decided by
Jrdre Rankin, but learn ii did, and that lis
decision is also reversed. We trust /, may
turn cut 20 be the case Columbus Journal
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
DAGuSRHToTYpEs!

rJiE subscriber would resp cciiis solicit The ssten
/ tion this ladies aad ge,einen o! havelp ~ ard
surrounding country 10 HIS ne specimens OF pas aef.
raiynes Pictures taken in any Kind Of weather nom
z a'eioek 4 NJ 10 81 L. NJ.
TT The celehratsd CsAye> p.erYRFkerypEs taken.
Also ns-ucrreotyres EiastHstyped.
No picture 10 iease ns rooja unless perfest sat
sSfact,NRis s-iyen.
fTTsInstrgetfans given aihc AIT.
- NJ. +. kAYsER, Artist.
Ned. Cct. building. cor. 81 s Brady sts.
naAannart. lane lltis. 1851 .rSNMtf.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

a New KIND or PoTAToE.-A Texas pa
Per says. we have seen a leaf Of the Tara
or Taxa root grow in the garden Of Jas. B
Lee, which measured ten and half feet in
circumference. aud three and third feet in
diameter one way, and is two and half
feet the other. The seed IS from the Sand
sich Islands. and is said to be d delicious
fruit
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

The correspondents Of the Lowell Cour-
ier, writing from San Jose Mission, says
that the cattle in this region grow to such u
great age that owners have to fasten long
poles t. the end OF their horns to let the
wTiHk kles run out on.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS!
r1rrAp ran CASH

rryF Sa~erheris Is in with we'll selaeted stock
III prs Gaass consisting of Hosiery. Fancy Goods
u the be Il aa4i,y, sS i, Ne. lie has selected fhsn
,.4th yeI,rtre IL gsw satisfaction and not fpr sale
msrctshss ing embarked in the business rermans stt
y-aad determined 10 seli eheai; give us iral sad
v hsre ne doubt eu wifi hc pleased Call Il thisneN
,t5.r, an Nam lsetw sen Front aud Second Street,
JAMES A. fELfAiR
Davenport, March l6sh, issi.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
TO ALL WHO PREFER
/ coed Cooking Sioye 10 peer
Gnc.

- N0r Heed 10 hstteF evidence ofthc superior
.atS Is * an article than foseepersens tryttigta
RH@ initiate pass on inferior things fof he q
uine, LAS has been Illustrated Ia the case otta
well known
Bucks Stores,
Stove that he's taken Tie premium IN different parts
of the Stale Of New York, and Is gh recommend et
in Cneiana. and 81 Louis and In fact wherever they
have been fairly tested Asa prtof oftaeiF darablii!
can efsrt persons in this vicinity h4 have used the
stoves for nearly len years.
have also tSw sHd substantial Cook siovefbr Coal
which from the Testimonials have received oflt or-
ratlons, san recommend IS saperor article. Ills
above stoves rot m in Cincinnati, Ohio h neat
ard substantial mannef, ad 2E sale ouiy bs the
subscriber i, Tits eiss.
have also The Golden Rose anl Beauty
OF the West, both fsf ceai ar WOOD, thc Former q
large, heavy ar-iighi, te latter rea cheap air tight
COOKING Steve.
When yen take n consideration The anality Of the
stoves, and the we'll klown fAet that make the best
stove Furniture IN h- country yau Will see hat i 4
10 soHr iEterest 10 buy where seu ret enoa ar
igle fartie Sae price that s fer ~ inferior oe
Call the
WESTERN Steve STORE,
Opposite The brick Seam Nil, Front Street.
arEii s5SmR-Irw. h. 5, GRatG
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

4 Pious man once bs;uein company where
there was Il person who frequently uset the
words, devil, deuce &c, and at last took the
name OF God in vain.
stop, sir" said the OLD man, 81 said
nothing while you ouly used freedom With
Tic name II your master, but insist upon
Il that you shall use no such freedom with
the name my Master.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

hR. BABCOCk'S Anodync E<pectoranl, iot ". ".
cure 81 DISEASES Of the Throat and Lungs; aisu -
Fsvcrnud AFue Specific, for the OF ,hiefh,,ses
and remittcut tcvC =, hills and Fever, DUNN nsi
&e.; also hs AStrtugcnt syrup and Dysenefy ,oi. .W
can be ;"upd al Drug Stores generally throhsh""'
county.
ANY one who does not find 1t exactly what y y Ics
onmended % be, can havebis money paid back y! "
porting the same 10 me.
Tbs following letter is but one of more than t"chas,
! have received during the past month, al oe''f /,
nearly the same tenor publish hGt one, bht ~,
Inan may at my store over hf.y recommendation
of these mcdicncssomc iron, eminent Ph. s'eiahs
nR. L.. A. BABcocK--Dcar Sir: 4 few weeks srs. s,,
took cold, which resulted In most disiress
cougN a friend handed me bottle ~ your ENP.,,, IL,
rant and requested 10 try IL. took win ou.
lie hope ofreeeIying rny benefit, for congh usuS
lasts mc the whole winter, after II once eeiaMoaa
but, 10 my grca. surprise, Was iniHiedases W"
mud IN u !cw days the cold was entirely gone.
Opinions Of the Press,
Dr. Babeo,k's Expeciorant win cure o cough 81 ~,
cold quicker than any thcy have ever hes4c "'e'
Is just the thing.--Chieago Lherar, budgei min
Dr. Babeock,s medicines arc winning gohen ~. ~,
ions In this community, and prose the srinmpn VI -
over disease --LaSae Herald. ..,o-
Dr. Babrock's Ague Specific a1d ahsa!hc ~.
rant can recommend from pnr ch m.a.
know them TO be reliable resae lics-ll. W iH''
Jane 20, ltli--trW-n --r~----~------
Prince & Co.'s iselodoons,
TrST received nt t MsIst, Store the ahaS.
81 role .agsnt for R.senpor% and S1eih"'' W.
Claire Row. s,oon)
5 Octave p.4Bo,style Nelot!4oa sis1'ooo siss"o
~! pnrtshie 1n
4 xy,SnlIL
feb 0 iUS' a. y" ~
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600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN FANNlNa


~ Ide laI'at style which stand ~ No. J, ~ ,, tng
} u prgulngus awarded nraErcultht"l IN ~.
80 -a.-lFucea 10 pran rlser iasicr ana het'o''
Ring u Cats tHrat or hess sInut and all foni s'"
o-iu#f-tu'y rleaH. AllI lar oUtdo Your hlshes'"" ."
IrtWatiuus. ,, a
They ags substantially made, uf the first 4h"I,H n
ffatrr4Ht, wtfH two good coats o.! paint ana , ~"
Enrr,s5-t better prna, tinn against weather ih'H
hclvts~~reu i0ld. ,,,
Inc rrpultou Of Gti, article speaks loud for them,
tei uo pains wi! he spar.d 10 C"niInn" Tor nv .A.
rrsdte that wtA far 0utSrIp amy thing oil iho mon'
AUl Sind, Manufactured aud for sale q ina Gym
tITul Depot Of ALDNEO NOuRSE'u,
Juue e. Main S., Moline, lls'
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
UNIVERSITY xrprcrxrr

Fr,rn AND Aacr CURED NY RowAxDs Tox,r NJ,
'EHE Unfrersity IF Free Medicine a.S p...
hHer!sdgsi chartered by the State of spsta'
MIA, ut It's last session. (vix; 29th April 1883
the purpose Of Arresting the eviis rcsultins Iof
sale OF spurious and dangerous hostrums niso S .as
purpose ofStppl, Ing the public with reliable ~ ne
IN eases wherein The patient cannot obtain Or xi rs
einplo, the best medical adyl lsers; having nu,oho
t'iat invaluable remedy, RowaDds Tonic Mir,n.assed
account ofits just ccichrii, and known cfcac. 90
treatment Of Fever and Ague, and lis kind,s ~ We
tions,--has no hesitation IN Recommending |, ~ n.c-
highest terms to the patronage ofthe Afflicted " -"
DONFL Complaint cured by ROW NANDs n, !. cy
- bERhl ROOT. lhe above Institution cr,..a. =.
saneon In like manner, 10 the remedy 10, "nai1
Complaint" SO well known as Rowandss noSt!
Syrup of Blackberry Root, and earnestly rcconma,o
10 the confidence Of patients afflicted with ,hs.a
MISUNDERSTANDING II 10 be invaluable In toye,,som ,om'
( Hon Henr, X s,raen
Hon. j. H. Flanrso "
j. ORDER Of the Trustees, John X HowunS A. ,,
y. II. Ashton, Esu
Hector Orr ESQ
traii Communications to be addressed la, !,
kowand, NJ. d, Iiead of the pharmaccutie ~
ment, and President of the University ~"
Home nispensary aud Once, No. (. South s.,o,,
street, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Store Of
sept gal. GHAs. iEssLIE, Davenport. Iox.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

~ oE au- i.Ea.- Hyu H.s right .l-..t ra D..
.. aaH ..ss. sf ..- well tGast. aIrF.is5U Iu'ul.
H.. ". ~I.I >IEEtr 20 alRIET.
p' % H,'t aft- e-pes ol f"sady u.tdc lotft ="
tnE. ttar+. E#l... lrwas, CarVet g. shirts. tt..
Fat+, Ar. O.. d..
Tla4 undersigned t-o BEGINNER au8 promise H.9-u
vAo nlil fHof hu. uth tHe,r sa gu honest aud up-
fI@At dealing,
H. prees au1 4aHllg of guaGs stm alI. 20 compete
" tth amy cs'ablt-hmtAt Ia tilEe City.
Please es.li and eGaTnsEe ny good before son GO
elsewhere. 4, AlEDEk, Agent.
Davenport. lay ~. is54-wiTB.tf
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
IRON AND NAILS.

gsHE s9hzerih~fs having received D. rtnr ul l-.I
sEoaI nf Iron Hnd Naits Oald ,pyc lle attention
eI Black smiths ana BHrlders - their stock
J. -. DALZlsLL q BRO,
april ~ Front nd fsfry SIS.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
10, 900 YGs, of
WIRE SCREENERY,

i.NpA No. ta No. II mesh, from 10 10 . !seAes
l. Niae. nr wider II ordered IN quantities.
For Egihrg ScnerUs. FOR gr,, mill,, al szcsfar Fah
6lHE Ms3is. M#ai. MIS- ana Cheese safes. Cellar "in
dHES, Wtl or without ItaIars tssHd slzel wire Tor
brtt8 n srK,, Hha making brnams, &c, ac.
scrsrnFry for fouHsiry and shop windows To prevent
bf"eAing s&Ss at.a mol shat uul lgkiatl ST thiraee
ard 81 Lpui. prlrgs.
Attic sltam Agricultural Depot of
AL0NHu NUURSE,
MatB Street Nnlsua H.. June ~
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Pamphlets had Gratis at the store Of
Ht-s rHIa t- >. %. Ios FCut. Mus, i,ur aud ry most
"f hr 5"8G @ rras F.sia .H Fn' r.8b uiuy rouHtjns
: Lr'fs~ Hai'essCa jo cure oJ .Er Eartts match ,
-7rrD4o' Hauea9. Dh5o.
tr Du. 81 H,EtH-I~-l have been ten years troubled
wHH Fru"fr Comp roursue utgrt. tGd all the
turidiiE dtcnrH; at tItues rendering NY lie most
mls r&dr. Hlye had The attendance Of some uf the
best my 'ahs. with but ljttl" success; the most they
could da "as to f"IeSet nHt ofihc question:
F"f I'VE months before G, mmruclEf WITH your medi-
cHr. hHd not h"rH able 50 portorm any tabor, could
VAN hHt trw steps ~ timt aud scarcely won't ont
oi oidpofs~in short, was completely prosrated, both
da'r IA suffering and misery. But, reading your ad-
N@rlseme, was induced TO Try soar inFaiuahlc med
medicine called lifetime Cathocon the last resort
had Rot used IL week before felt like az other Mo-
man. by the of three botLles enabled 10 per.
iir all the labor for ss IN the family with ease and
could walk anywhere In the ncighhoThoad without m
iArS. A"thinn buta sense of my duts 10 you nnd Ia
the afflicted has lduccd me 10 state my cns 10 the
public can safely recommend the preparation to ull
those suffering like myself.
d. iSEnr"J Mus SARAu a, Bsutr,
fFEfn"H, foErtuE Co, ONO, Dsr. 81. isJi.
g~sTs' B. mAacHISI G. Co, proprietors,
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
$500 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

% tHE AEsT CONSTRUCTION, 20 AZ 70 ApAiT psArsRf
HEf made lH tie 5hnterst anaHHcr 10 Ner, ee0a
lopkbus hrraui calculated 'a kerr ost all Of The
tnseri aad t.rmn tribe No Riss arts, rats her
tlwn4 ot " sind aAi Et IL Nour provisions whch arr
keT sweet aHd ff@.g. Is i.rt Of ii. stst pieces al
R!1lunrttt gGeD 8By,
Manufactured al tHE Steam Agricultural pcEo, Of
ALuNZU NOURSE,
jane -. Main Street, Moline, HIS.