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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

Look BEFORE YoU kIcE.-A minister 81
onc 0f oGr orthodox churches, while on hls
WAY H. preach funeral sermon IN the cuua-
trv, called u see one Of his members, an
cid widow lady, who lived near the road h.
vas try ing. The old lady had inst been
making sausages, and she felt proud OF them
thew were SO plump. round aud sweet, OF
course She Insisted On the minister Jakirg
some d ,ha liaks home to hs family. IT.
objected mi account af INST having his port
manteau along Tbs objection was soon
oyerruled, and the old lady. after wrapping
them ina rag. carefully placed = bundle in
ei,har pocket Of the preachers capaei~us
-great coat. Thus equipped h. started for
the funeral
while attending 10 the solemn cereme-
MICS IF the grave, some hungry dogs scented
tho sauseGas, and were not l9Hg in Tracking
them To the COED mans eyer-coat. o.
course, this was great annoyance, and tie
was several times under the necessity OF
Kicking these whelps away. The obse-
quies I'll the grave being completed the
minister aud congregation repaired 10 the
church, v he the fuacra3 discourse was To
r. preached. After tn sermon was finish
oil. the minister halted to make s#me re-
marks 10 his congregation, waan a bother,
who desired u have an appointment civ "a
out ascenlel the steps Of tho pulpit, una
raye the minister's coat hitch, 10 get his
attention. The Divine, thinking il a dog
having designs upon his pocket, raised biz
foot, gave sudden kick, aud sent the good
brother spraying down the steps,
You will excuse me, brethren and sis
tors said the minister, cauiascdly, and
without i3a king at The work lie illus, done,
for could not avoid It'll have ~ausagas In
ng pocket, and that tarnat.on d5r has been
,ry ing to grab them ever since | came upon
the pfomsis.
Your readers may judge OF the effect
such announcement would have at a Gune-.
Ill., Tears oil sorrow Were suddenly OK
changed for smiles If merriment - q mar
tgra Emy0rium.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

At the recent fire in New York, which
destroyed S36S 900, the Harpers were again
burn, out, losing this time $4,000 without
insurance,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

STEAMBOATS, are plying qulte brialiy egaiu
There il aow Very fair STAGE Of water for
moderate sized boats.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

\ SUgFEtr or laToNIcaTIaN The Sltc-
t1tor mentions curious remedy IN use III
Swedish hospitals, for that form ofmaGncss
which exhibits itself in the uuc1utrgIlgb.e
appetite for alcoholic stimulaats The nra.
cess may b. easily described. We win
suppose that the liquor which the patient
ia addicted to drinking j. the comm3nes' III
the c9untry-say gin. When he enters the
hospital for treatment, he is supplied with
his tapor;te drink, and with no other. II any
thing else Is given to him, or any other food
il is favored with gin. he is in hcaven-the
very atmospheric r,dalcnt, Of his favorte
perfume! His room is scented with gin:
his he'd. his clothes, every thing around him.
every m9uthtui he eats or drinks, every
thing he touches; every zephyr thut steals
into his room, brings = him still gin. He
beg MS to grow tired ofit-begins rather 10
wish for something else--begins 10 find
the oppression intoierahle-hates it-can-
not bear he sight or scent Of it-longs for
emancipation, and is al last cmancipatod.
he issues into to fresh air cured man,
dreading nothing so much as q return of that
lpathsomc prosecutor which would not leave
him an hours rest in his confinement. "This
remedy" says our c0temporary, appears
to have been thoroughly et1ecual-so ef-
fec tual, that persons who Icplore their un-
controIlablc propensity have petitoncd for
admission to the hospital 10 order, 10 be
cured, and they aare been cured"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

PEOPLE CO ACfORD,E@ To THEIR BBAlys.
II these lay in their head they study; if To-
the belly, they eat; if the heels they dance
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

BOATS CnMMENcEu NiNG.--Thc first
boat of the season 10 touch at our wharf
except our own FLINT HIS was the Mary
c." she passed down Oh Sunday, loaded
with flour. The dove with the olivc-lraf
could hardly have been hailed by our v4ncr-
able ancestor with more joy than WIS this
little stern-wheeler, MARY c." by his iuvc
nile descendants, On the first sound Of
her whistle, the cry of Steamboat" was
raiscd in orr streets. and there was a regular
stampede, on the part of Young America, $
for the wharf BWl G12,
Yes, 'io'dd with N.ur' and where did she
hail from! Why not say from Davenport!
An lrshmaD who was once on Journey.
said he never liked 10 see tables full of
newspapers where he stopped over night,
for, )" said he, IL can never find any whiskey
OF such places 4 'hrswd Inference.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

We direct attention 10 the advertisement
Of Messfs. Hayden & Wilson, S.. Louis.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

The old tailor who repaired Marcy's
5reeches and got fifty cents for it, is still
living IN Niagara county, and voted the Gin
ton cana! ticket. They are all deserving
Marcy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

TiIt RSDAY, MARCH 10. 1851.
~s~~~s~~~-~~~~~-~~~S~'
WING STATE TlCkEI.
For GpueTror
JAMES w. GRIMES,
OF Des Moincs County.
For Secretary Of Stale
SIMEON WATERS,
Of Henry County.
For 4a2sfor 81 Nie.s
ANDREW ], STEVENS,
Of Polk County.
For Taoasurer Of SAT-
ELipHALET PRICE,
OF Clayton County.
For Attorney Geseral
JAMES w. SENAET.
of Sect County,
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THE GAZETTE.
CITY OF DAVENPORT

ALFRED SANDERS, Enron.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

Gear Rejects Last Proposition
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
BALTIMORE, March q.

Jacob Albert, one of our most respect
ed citizens, dted last n."ht, agad seventy
years lle leaves property worth $4,000,
COO
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Atlantic.

ADVANCE IN nREApSft II.
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ENGLISH TRoors EaGfRKINd

u.lR CONSIDERED A.'EJtT.7BtE.
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amrmative, and "Ben" conformed in.
wardly to the request. A rich soene
soon followed; The question was now
put: 1" Will the spirit respond to cues.
tons :" 1t replied in the euphonious
phrase, "Jim along Josey," which was
interpreted to mean, with all my heart"
Here variety of interrogatories were
propounded and answered by an intern.
Unable series of raps, some of which were
wide OF the mark, and others remarkably
near it. Finally the spirit became wea.
risd or stubborn. 1t refused to rap, but
slgnihed a willingness to crock the ia.
bie' Lucy" provided other spirits were
allowed to assist. Assent was given.
ana no less than twenty-seven additional
spirits came to its aid. Here was q scene
snfhclent to convince the most sceptical.
The table tossed to and fro. It kicked
up like wild horse, reared aud pitched.
At one time some of the faithful thoupbt
they heard it squeal. 1t was more rest
less than the hyena or ''fretful porcu-
pine" Even those mediums who had
put 1t IN motion could not effect q subiu.
CATION. Its poor legs were twisted and
shivered. Alarm and CONSERVATION
spread through the audience. Twenty
seven, able, disembodied spirits had ap.
piled their united power to the inanimate,
four-legged crltter and it wouldn't stand
still. John Gilpin's horse, or the man
with the cork leg, were not q circum-
stance. One of the spiritualists seated
himself on the end. 1t kicked up and
threw him sprawling on the floor. An
other and another got ON, including the
elderly lady with the spectacles. and a
couple of young, blooming damsels, (also
believers. but the table was still incor-
rigible. 1t swung into mid air with all
those who electrified or spiritualized it
aboard, and the last / saw was table,
knockers, rappers, &C., going up Balti-
more street. Distance lent enchantment
to the scene, until all were obscured in
dreamy vision. BEN Bolt.
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The CRIMEA "A German writer gives

The CRIMEA.-A German writer gives
this description of the Crimea:
1.-The Crimea is one of the finest and
most picturesque countries of the world.
1t soil, particularly in the southern parts
of the peninsula, where vegetation is
truly tropical, is of an extraordinary fer.
tility. The valleys, watered by number
less brooks and rivers, are excellently
cultivated, abounding IN productive corn
fields and vineyards. OF the latter, those
near Sudak and Koos give the best
grapes. Apricots, peaches, cherries,
plums, almonds, pomegranites, figs,
pears, apples, and melons are grown in
gardens, whilst the open land yields con.
siderable quantities Of cereals, millet,
tobacco, honey, wax and silk. The
breeding of horned cattle, horses and
sheep is of some Importance the latter
yield the favorite small, grey, curly skins
known as Crimean lambskins In the
northern parts of the peninsula, on the
other hand, both wood and water are
scarce, and the soil is generally poor,
brackish, and unfit for cultivation"
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NOTICE
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON

Az 40H VAxlA 6Nc Vx w Ao6xN0lUN,
FsNEE BOARD OF ASSESSORS do hereby give no.
1iee that they will meet daily at their room in
the City Hall, from 10 O'Clock q. m. until D, m
from The fifteenth to the thirty first day of Decem
Der instant, inclusive, Sundays and Christmas ex
cepted for the purpose Of correcting any that
may be pointed in the list of persons subject to
school tax for the year ending on the thrty-iirst
day OF the present month (Dscember) aud Of adding
thereto tie names Of any persons subject % the
said school tax which may have been omitted there
r r,m.
The Board would particularly call the attention
OF sl to the fact lat person vote next year
at any electio in this city whose name has not
been returned as u ject to q school tax for this
year. Every free white male citizen Of this city, OF
the age Of twenty one years and upwards, would
therefore do we'll to whether his name be on the
said list, and If omitted t. give notice to the Board
of Assessors that it may be returned for this year
7. HARDNESS,
J. W. BARKER,
j. OWNING,
K. B OWENS,
J. HEPBURN,
j. RUSSELL,
p HEPBURN,
dec lb-dt3lst Board Of Asses sssors
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NOTICE.

'EIAE Ia MONEY! haze just received a great
Il ssortmsnt Of Clocks. Watches, and e
Jewelry. Clocks from 81 50 to SIS; Gold "a
Watches from $26 to $175; Silver Watches Nz
fsom $8 to $40; al Of which will be warrant
ed to give Satisfaction. Having an experienced
hand to put all clocks in order before selling
them, those in want of gcod Clock will find it to
their advantage to buy from ug.
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings Of every descrip
ton, such as Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weights,
DC DC.
Our assortment Of Geld Jewelry is large, and will
be sold on better terms than similar goods can be
bought in Washington
Also, Silver Butter and Fruit Knives, Cake Bac-
ksts, Albata Ware and many other goods for Christ
mas presents.
At the Clock Watch and Jes elry Store Of
j. ROBINSON,
dec I'm $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
TVENING GLASSES IN LANGUAGEs.-PROF
Il SCHGNEN E RG will commence reviewing
classes in Languages on Monday, 30th October, Al
his residence, PSI Pennsylvania avenue
oct ES-tf
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THE NEW BOUNTY LAND BILL.

In the Senate, on the 18th instant, Mr..
Brodhead, agreeably to notice, asked and
obtained leave to bring in the following
bill, which was read and passed to a Sec
ond reading, and ordered to be printed:
A BILL, in addition to certain acts granting
bounty land to certain officers and soldiers
who have been engaged in the military ser.
vice of the country.
Be 1t enacted, &C., That each of the sur
viving commissioned and non commits
stoned officers, musicians, and privates,
whether of regulars, volunteers, rangers,
or militia, who were regularly mustered
into the service of the United states, and
every officer commissioned and non-com-
missioned, seaman, ordinary seaman,
marine, clerk, and landsman, in the navy,
except those who have received prize
money in any of the wars in which our
country has been engaged since seventeen
hundred and ninety, and each of the sur
vivors of the militia, or volunteers, or
State troops of any State or Territory,
called into military service, and regular
ly mustered therein, snd whose services
have been paid by the United States SUBJ
sequent to the eighteenth day of June
eighteen hundred and twelve, shall be
entitled to receive certificate or war
rant from the Department of the Interior
for one hundred and sixty acres of land,
or where any of those who have so served
shall have received certificate or war
rant, he shall be entitled to certificate
or warrant for such quantity of land as
will make, in the whole, with what he
may have heretofore received, one hun
dred and sixty acres to each such person
having served as aforesaid.
SEC. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That
in case of the death of any person who, if
living would be entitled to certificate or
warrant as aforesaid under this act, leaving
a widow, or, if no widow, minor child
or children, such widow, or if no widow,
such minor child or children, shall be en-
titled to receive certificate or warrant
for the same quantity of land that such
deceased person would be entitled to
receive under the provisions of this act
if now living: Prorided, That subse-
quent marriage shall not impair the right
of any such widow to such warrant if
she be widow at the time of making
her application, and at the date of such
warrant.
SEC. 3. And be At further enacted, That
in no case shall any such certificate or
warrant he issued for any service less
than twenty-eight days, or where the
person shall actually have been engaged
in battle, nor unless the party claiming
such certificate or warrant shall estab-
lish his right thereto by record evidence
of said service, or by two credible wit
nesses.
Sec. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That
said certificates or warrants may be as
signed, transferred, and located by the
warrantees, or their heirs at-law, accord
ing to the provisions Of existing laws
regulating the assignment, transfer, and
location of bounty-land warrants.
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Louisiana Avenue, opposite the Bank of Washin gtos
AIR. THOMAS DEiEANY respectfully INVITES
Nl the attention OF the public to examine his
stock of GOODS, which hs has opsned on Lousi sns
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streef, opposite
the Bank Of Washington, consisting Of all descrip
tious Of Teas, &o.. Imperial Gunpo xder, and Black
Tea; Win and Liquors. OF all sorts, which he can
cell at the lowest prices for cash approved paper.
besides al the nrcesssries for Gro:ery Business,
viz: Brooms, Buckets, Ced'r Tubs, Matches, Sc,
&e Please call AID see for yourselves.
nov 22-3u
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UNDERTAKER.

/ HoUt,D cespectfully return my thanks 10 The
citizens Of Washington ard it's vicinity for their
zst patronage ssd say that owing to the freq snt
2!is IN ths Undertaking branch Of lly business,
lRvs 6eou iaduoet to discontinue the manufacture
y furnitore, snd turn my attention fully to the
VEcEATaa1NG. have spared no pains to hare
very thing that Is rsquisite to my business and
as-eo-s fully prepared to meet sny order ate,
4 fs9 E1oms1ts notes, and assure thoss who Tcay
sve rae osli thst will spare pains te carry out
'hs:r oT5sT5 to thsir entire satisfaction.
JAMES r. HkRVKT,
Nc 40, TIN St., between and q.
=. A--Gziis attended 70 At slI hours cf the night
riaI 2--ly
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Il . S E NJ K E N
WFYFP

Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL ASSORT-
" MENF OF
BEST &LLVER-P PLATED WARE
Complete Coffee and Tea sets on white metal, en-.
tirely new styles, q variety nf richly chased Cake
ana Bread basksts Cast9rs Wssrs Butter Dishes
ETC., etc
Doublean thripple plated table, d. ssert, and tea
Spoons and Forks in silver Patterns. All the goods
warranted as represented and sold low.
dec S-itJacl
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

COLLECTORS OFFICE, D cember s, 1854.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that thu list of
~ delinquent property is in OF prspar .ticn
and will bs completed and published on or about
the Is January, 1855. al persons interested are
earnestly requs sted TO come forward and (by pay
ing) relieve TIE undersigned from the unpleasant.
du of enforcing the collection, and tn -mselves
from the onerous additional expense attending an
advertisement r. ]. ROCHE, Collector.
dec 6-dtlstJan
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS

I SHALL OPEN en- the 18th o, 18th * D acember
l. the ntst large invo!ce of new style of Diamond
and other Jswelry, Fancy SilvsIware, Card Rece!y
erF, Work Boxes, Vases, Figures, Table and Manttl
ornaments, Fang Gard Ca7es, Porte Monraies
Naeks, suitable for Holiday Gifts The Goods viii
be arranged for inspection s14th ms ant. The
public are invited to call. Potenees and ciyiIity
will ce extended to ALL whether purchasers or not
H. SEMKEN, Jeweler,
Formerly Warrine: & Semken,
Pa. avenue, between OH sni lOthsii
dec H-dfldth
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VETERAN TUNER.

'NHE undersigned infol ms the musical public thai
L he is row prepared to tune Pisnofortes, Organs
and Meiodeons with dispatch. Farty years exeeri.
enre in the business sffods him onsIif.ationS [or
accut atsness which f.w can attain, having so far
given entire satisfaction to all corr ct m ciars and
the exclusive tuner OF Pianos at the Presidents
Mansion a. the time # Madison
Or -ers left st HILBUS H:TZ' Music Dan a.,
Mr. WIN. Zintzinger's Music StsIe, will meet with
prompt attention; but If left at other establishments
DO not reach him and fall into the hands of miror
tuners JACOB HILbUS,
dec 12-ff N->O'
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

iAT Il have this day received very superior toned
w HARP, from the celebrated Partisan manu-,
facturers Bonsry, who received the highest pre-
MUM Tor Hsrps at the great exhibition In l.: ndon
1851.
Persons des!rous of purchasing, ty giving us
call have the opportunity to obtain one Of the above
unrivalled inst,cmsnta HILBU6 b HITZ,
Music Depot, cor Pa. avenue, llth and sts
dec 10
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b. HALL, N. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

ATE Of Ph"aaephia, IA, graduate in Ailops ihy
psrience In the various departments OF ths pro1es
aon, ohers hisscryicss TO tbs citizens of Washnyton
end vicinity.
ofnce No. 499 Thirteenth strest betwsen q and
q streets. 0tlcs hours until &. "a. from 3 toA N
a. and to . m.
References: Vim. A. os1dnes, ID. D, Dsan C.; the
Homeopathic Colisgs Pa, and the profession gen
et,il: 60, po On
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RIVETED HOSE.

fx'HE>best Southern and Western tannei le 4ther
is selected and being male b. ma'hinery, ard
Is botn superior and chea ,er than is made at any
o.hsr factory In thu United States
Also, manufactures Suctien Hote, Fire and Navy
Buckets, Hose Pipes, and all articles used by Fire
Companies.
Two secondhand Suction Engines for sale low.
WIN. DUKEHART,
No. 10 Water street. bet. Calvert and South,
dec 16-7tH BALTIMORE Nd
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

H7 J. WILLIAM PLANT CO, UN-
akd5ZzxszaD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 418 Sew.
smith street, between G and H streets. In;ermenta
procured in any ground or cemetery. CofRns, Caps,
shreuds, Carriages, Hearre, and every article for
interments of the best quality furnished at short
notice, on the most reasonable tsrms, and at all
7oors Of tbs night. Having the exclusive right of
1rump Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to
zeep the dead for any length of time. &C LIFT
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STEAM CRACKER BAKERY.

Cstreet, bstsoeen ~ and Oh streets.
sfHHE above establishment Is eiil in successful
Il operation. Improved machinery, driven by
steam enables tho subscriber to fill all orders prompt
" and to furnish work equal in quality 10 any es
tabishnent in the country.
On hand ana ready for delivery a large stock OF
fresh Soda, Butter, Water, rnd Sugar CRACKERS,
Pic Mics, Wine, Biscuit, I'd Ground CRACKERS
Believing thst strictly cash business is best fer
buyer and seller. have determined to try the e1-
pertinent
Goods delivered free of expense at ary toint in
Washington or Georgetown. Terms cash on de.
livery. THOS. n. EAVENNER.
dec Saw
'E'KANs-ALLEGHANY BANK AND sELDESS
Withe:s Co.'s Mites purchased at the highest
rstes.
uneIrrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scrip bought and sold.
Drafts on all the principal cities eo,d to suit pur
chasere.
Persons g. distance sendisg me Trans Allegheny
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the best rats', snd remittances mad, by draft 90
any city in the Union.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker,
Gee 9-3m No 432 Penna avenue.