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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-24

hR. BABCock'S Anodyne EApsctorans, LOT ~ ~,
cure Of diseases Of the Throat and Lungs; also ~
Fever and Agne Specific, for the Of intc!nh.s"
and rcmiticnt Fcvets Chills ana Fevcgs Dump ~
sc; also his AsirnEent Syrup and Dysenesy tos.
can be found ut Drug Stores generally thToughou'"
country.
Any who does not dad IL exactly what y 70 lss
Commended To be, cnn have his money paid back " ~
porting the same 10 me. -,
The following letter is but Of more than tweny
have received during IN. past month, AL oemk =,
nearly the same tenor. publish but one, p"s s,a".
man Inny 400 al my store over lift. rcc0inmcnus.
OF these medicines--sonc from eminent I'm! acs:"
Ds. l.. A. BAscock--Dear Sir: few weeks Mn.
took cold, which resulted IN most
cough. friend handed me- bottle Of your N, III
rant, and requested me To Try It, took Win ou.
Tic hope of receiving any benefit tor cough usuI
lasts the whole winter, after IL once comnnssd
aud Ia a few days the cold entirely gone r. :"
Opinions of the Press.
nr. Babcock's ENpectorant will cure a eoug1a /,
cold quicker than any they have before u'e"'
is just the lhne.--Chenro Literary budget. on,n.
DIR. Babcoek's medicines are winning goluean n .Ys
ions in this community. and prove tho trump"
oyor disease, LAS Herald. r,.c,..
DIR. Babcoek, IS Agne Specific and Anodyne ksp'Ws
know then to be reliable resnedics.--lit y iNV''
June 20, ir54-irw-u ----------
Prince q Co.'S Melodeons,
Jusr recciyei, NJ the Music Store of the La
81 sole aren't Tor Davenport and YsiaNs' 1
Claire Row. suoM
aoc,aye Plano stsle Nelodooa ssSmo
IA, = Portable U0
IL +" snAiL
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE subscriber is Agent for Wheeler. Wilson b
i Co.'S superior Sewing Maehines-by the use OF
these machines very much of that which has been Il
drudgery becomes but pleasant task any who have
read Mrs. s.. oake Smiths letter published IN the A. \
Tribune sometime since. in relation TO them, Will need
no long comm crdstions here Whoever has n W sh 10
see these beautiful and truly Labor Sarfas Machines
operate can be grltded by calling at my Store.
Sold at New York prices, adding freight. vita tk's
adrssfare the buyer has the opportunity OF learning
~ sse fAsm. ,
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uNIvE1sITY xRp1c,r,,,

FrvEs Asp Aeur CURED ny Ruw.sp,.
THE UHirersity IF FYss Afed,,i, "iarrN
; knertedgs: chartered ~ The Sat- eng Ps,.l..
mia, nj liz last session, tyix Goth Apr ,s Pennsyiv.
the purpose OF arrestng the evils rc.n,.l maniyb,
sale o. spurious and dangerous no,trnmsung IRON H.
purpose ofsuppIying the public with ress, s'.o 70, As
In cases Wherein the patient cannot ot,a fenedss
employ the bcst medical advisers; hs,Imof Siltno
that invaluable remedy, Rowand's T"na purchased
account ofits Just celebrity and know ,hlare %
treatment Of Fever and Aguc, and 4, tsmeac, 10 ~
tions,has no hesitation in rceommn, ia,ilaed sre.
highest terms TO the patronage Of The us,e,gg Ina
BOWEL Complaint cured by RoWaNn,s
ID BERkY ROOT. The above Ils,n,,a.s HLAcx.
sanction, In like manner, 10 the rcnet ei.endsiu
Complaint" 80 veil known rs KownnJ.'o% w "BovA
syrup Of Blackberry Root, and cancs, !. .ompound
20 the confidence 81 patients afflicted s y mmendh
Misunderstanding u 10 De invaluable inra.e'e cont
HON Henry s,n mfh
Hon. J. r. F.,iM.ong
ny order Of the Trustees, John n hoS,attn
y. H. Ashton, H. ~
UPAn Communications 10 be uddYe.mdq,
Howand, N. D.. Head Of the Phnruseenss-, \.
ment, and President Of the University pean
Home UispenssYy and Ofcc, No 4 g.
Street, Philadelphia. Roe'h s"f"Nd
Branch Dispensary at the Store Of
sept Fly GHAs. LESLIE Dlsenno, -.
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IL STANDS prc-em
i iDent for It's cur
tive powers Ia all
the diseases for
which II is recon-
mended, usually
called
FEMALE COMPLAINT.
OftAese are PaoLAy.
srs UTEsi, or Fall
ing of the Womb,
FLuoR ALsUs, or
Whites; CHRONIC
lsrLAMNATios AND
ERArIos or THE
WoaB; INCIDENTAL
fEMORRHaGE, or
Flooding; PAisruL,
SuPPREssEp, AND Ia
REGULAR MENs- NJ
ArioS. DC " tn III
their accompan, ing
evils, Cancer ex-
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ANOTHER NuNcIo COMING. "A feud is
said to have arisen between the foreign and
American Bishops ofthe Catho lie church in
this country, and the difficulty has been re-
ferred 70 tire Pope al Rome. II is also said
that the Pope will despatch another Nuncio
to this country, in the hope Of healing the
cess Of Bedinl.
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DAVENPORT HOUSE

Nj III, r A. GRANT having leased The Hotel re-
~ Gently occupied BY her ais husband, VIM Grant,
known as the DAVENPORT HOUSE, has opened the
same Tor the accommodation Of the puhhc,
she wiil keep nent house well furnished nm
hopes TO deserve and receive share ~ public In
ass Nhe has large yard attached Cor Wagons and
stablinG for thirty 1--WE horses.
Davenport, NAV =, 1854 wtrsa
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AZ late census Of the city Of Burlington,
ta5 rls aspaafiaa nas aseeftained 10 be
ia,aa ~ re f'te
iargt 81 city IN Use osate--tsiougA DDpa4De,
Davenport and Muscatine are 'hard after
her r Adr.
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ccpfe) matter hos severe Of how long standing
The Latholicnn far s'trpasses other remedcs in be-
ing more certain, less expensive, and leaving the sys
tenn In better condition. Lei all interested call and
obtain pamphlet free) containing ample proof from
the most respectable sources Of the beneficial results o
rs usc; together with letters rom highly experienced
Physician who have used q in their practice, and
speak from their own observations
References
r. II. prcKuAM, NJ ID. Utica NY.
y D. Fleming, N. D., eanandaigua, n y.
~. H. Minis, N. D., dorchester. NY.
~ v. Foore, N. D., Syracuse, ".
Prof DrSuAR, n. D., Baltimore, Nd,
J. L. oaRIck, NJ. H., . 4"
w. ". RYssE VI. D., Yew York City,
W. PasscorR, NJ. D., Concord, n.
J. NEwLssp, NJ. D., Utica, y.
Rev. Z. s. Bs.Rp, Glenn Springs, sc.
Pamphlets had Gratis ct the Store Of
B. SANFORD, Agent, Druggist, Davenport, lava,
also sold by J. u. DougherIy MuscDns, and by most
Of the leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
III Platter addressed 10 care al Mr.. Cspsss Hatch,
.7ges9 at kaneaa, Ohio.
I" Ds. MARoHIsi:--I have been ten years troubled
with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uteri, and all the
attending diihcuties at times rendering my life most
miserable have had the attic ndance Of some Of the
best physicians with but little success; the most they
could do was TO rceyca out OF the question.
For fyc months before mmencing with your mcdi-
cnc, had not been able to perform any labor, could
walk Out few steps at iilne and scarcely went out
OF doorsn Short was completely Frustrated, both in
body and mind and expected to drag out the 0f my
days IN suffering and misery. But, reading Your ad-
NerlseincBt, was induced to try your invaluable med
medicine called lifetime CatoleoH, The last resort
had not used it week before felt like another wo
man By HE Use Of three bottles WIS enabled 10 per
form all the labor for stN Ia the family with ease, and
could walk an, where 10 the ncghborhuod without in
jury. Nolhinh hut sense OF my duty 10 you and 10
The afflicted has u duced me TO state my to the
pubic, cah safety recommend the preparation to all
those suffering like IA! self.
(ssnedJ MRs. SARAu A. BisnLr,
fRItbon, FotfAaK CO., ono, Die. q. 1854.
UTS. b. ANARCHIST Co, Proprietors,
sfy NJ
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DR.. 10 FIN 3 ULL'S

PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
ri BARCLAY STREET. ! FIFTH STREET
MEN YORK. LOUISVILLE
EtLE
DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS TuEOrGHoJT TIIB
UNITED sTArES, CANADA, MEXICO, AND
tue WEST INDiIS.
AGrSrs for lr. John Bail &co.-Dasenrou--Stc-
ph.nson 81 Ga,nahan; PORT Byron--l II ,ford; Mo-
iine-A. +. Chamberlin. July 2, lS54 45-Gm
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Dry GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS 1 SHOES.

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES.
THE subscriber has reeciced large addition his
stock Of Goods all the dereri departments, ma
king II no usual the attractive assortment 10 be
found In this region of country
You will find almost any tliag You went.n the DRY
GOODS hne, whether staple fancy. and The same OF
Clothing, Bonnsts, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
In HARDWARE the assortnentis larger than an!
other not exclusively snch.
His GROCERY department j. not exeelied BY many
that keep nothing else.
LOOKING GLASSES, CRoCkERf and GLASS
WARE, a good assortment
He is able fiji orders for NEST II the Moline mann-
fsc,u red articles short notice. An examination VIII
prove his be various than Is of,en con-
ceivcd Of.
He be uniersold for read. pay whether cash
produce.
sale and retail VIM. A. NouRsE.
Moline. June sth, 1854
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NAILS.

To the Builders Of Davenport and Vicinity.
Geatl.mea:-
NEARLY all the business houses being erected
y In the east are covered with TN aid We tnas add
that rtany that contemplate building IN Davenport, in
tend paltne tin roots, this is decidedly the cheapest
r.c that tan be put hoase, its durability is almost
endless aud besides sou viii save the expense ofinsu
RANGES. We now prepared 70 do work Of this Kind
which We warrant. specimen ei work manship
be seen on Geo. b. Sarsenis dwelling house in the
rear Of this city.
II. wICkERsHAM 4 son,
Corner Main and Second StS.
6at.nl pppo,ite Cock 4 Sar.,rntss Banking House.
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Wonderful II True.


Six AT OscE.-h German woman, in
one-horse wagon, passed through this city
on Tusday. going from her residence few
miss west oftown on visit TO her husband,
who had been taken sick at the place where
he was working in the country east oftown.
She had with her in the wagon, snugly
proped up in 4 wine-basket, sur children, all
the product of one birth. They were not
much bigger than apple -dumpiings, seemed
TO be wide awake and kicking. They were
six months old, all boys, and all as near of
size as possible, except the runt of the
party, which is described as being the small
est mortal Gifts age ever seen.
We state this case with serious misgiv-
ings Of its truth, relating it as il came to
US at secondhand from an Eyewitness
lady of character in this city, who saw and
counted the children, and had the mothers
word that they were all hers at a single
birth.
Triplets happen in some countries as Of
ten as once in every $500 births; in this
country not SO often. There are many well
attested cases of five children al a birth;
but so far as our research exten de, there il
only one case recorded of six at birth. and
about that case there is much doubt. II
happened in the day of DR.. Pare, an emf.
nent French surgeon and writer, who died
In the year 1890. The mother, no was the
wife Of Lord Maldsmeure, died after delivery
and but ope of the children lived, succeed
ing 70 his fathers title AID estates. The
account given is very circumstantial, and il
Is not doubted that Pare believed Modern
medical writer's say, however, that though
~. Arfss ND a.. A..
time. he was ga very creduious phiioso-
pher."
What happened in the sixteenth century,
or is supposed 10 have happened, is certain
~ not impossible in the nineteenth, and We
commend the reported achievement Of this
German mother 10 the investigation Of the
Montgomery county Medical Society
Dayton ohio Gazette.
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Iron Grasp Of the Monster Disease
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT Is & lamen1able fact that thousands have been
i brought 10 premature grave by negiectng u take
some good and efficient medicine il time 10 arrest In.
Of dises IL is alsS tartiig truth that thou
sands have been leralded uHlmeiy grave by the
use of poisonous The author therefore
ing The Necessity OF good and efficient medicine,
which could BE- relied upon wle the services Of com
pe.ent PHI, stefan. could not be obtained, has been inn
csa 10 offer his Manaiuke Ianmcni and Anti Bill ious
strictly honest and from medicines OF virgin purity, be-
ing warranted Purel. vegetable
10000
Cases Of Rheamas ism, Burns, Uler., sFrains, Fener
soret sore Throat Neuralgia Tooth Ache. Head Ache.
Pains in the Back side or breast bos. rin. bones,
ptnris darriaa. have been cured Ia the iasi wear.
Also. numerous Of Saeepy, Gaids splint. Fsta
Ia. Big Head, Big Shoulder. Poll Evil Sprains. Clan
ders Bolts thole. yellow Water. ke. Thousands who
have been afficted Sah Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
Head Ache. Diseases al the skin- Jaundiee. Nervous
Pains Of all kinds bilious affections. eosiiveness Fe-
male Affections Sc. have been restored 70 pefi+ei
health b, The Of GiiInOrcs ANTI Bilious Plis.
Gray Hairs,
and Premature Badness prevented By the use "f T.
McKinny's Circa-sian Hair Tonic. This beautiful com
binstiou prevents The hair from falling on, promote.
its grow III aid renders il soft and GLOSSY.
Agents Wanted,
every gopgiout the United States for The sale
Oft }. Mcknby's Celestial balm unequaied
dy for Cholera Dyselter., Darrua FIux, Cholic ad
POISON,
+. J. &tKinny's Worm Medicine contains no poison
and Is warranted purely vegetable. Tins preparation
has expelled Worms ofan kits irt Intestinal
nal hen other psepsrati0As ofcreai rrpate failed.
Fever and Ague
10 az IL various types permanently cured. without in
ury 10 tie Egstefu+ by iic OFT. j. Meknny's Fever
and A.uc Pills T. tonic pr, tartlon ies has been
eguaied. II never iails. Try and be satisfied tha
sgue pe cured
For salc by WEBB 4 STofyR, ] D.,,o,.,...,
% lrS3-~iNAtrw
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nRY G00nS AT C0ST.

consequence of the serons illness OF one Of the
1 partners, We are about 10 close up business For
Thai reason we now offer large and well selected
stock Of Dry Goods At COST. Come quick and make
selections while our stock is full.
Dealers will 10 we'll TO give us call.
BLANDlNG & RICHARDS,
Main St between Front and Second.
n. h. In connection with the above, J. b. PRICE
viii sell his entire stock of BOOTS, SHOES and CLIO
THING nj the same and terms. Now IL
YOUR chance for bal ynins IL YOU call soon.
Dav enpart, June s9h, 1854
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FALL & WINTER Clothing.

lust Received large assortment OF FALL AND
81 WINTER CLOTHING at the iera Clsfhisg Store
Front street. consisting In part OF the following ar.
ticies:
Fine Frocks, Dress and Sack Goats OF Fine Cloth,
Cashmere, Satinet, Tweeds, Jeans,
Over Coats OF Beaver, Lion Skin,
Petersham, Blankets and
Pilot Cloths Of different Colors
ALSO, Vests OF every style and pattern;
Pantaloons Black Cloth do: Doe Skin and
Fancy Cassimeres:
Furnishing Goods, comprising every style of Shirts;
Under Shirts, Drawers. Crayats, Handkcrehiefs,
Stocks. Gloves, Sacks, shirt collars:
Also, u fine lot Of Boys Pants and Vests.
JOHN JORDAN.
Davenport, Sept, 10. Is53. 4trw.
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CHILD & BAKER

RE now opening the largest and best selected
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
Al Hlareths old stand, on Second ST., Third door east
OF Brady, ever IN Davenport which theH ate We
termncd 10 sell cheaper for prompt payment than an!
other house east or west.
Constant additions will he made of all the latest anti
most useful emen,s In agricultural machines,
Tools &c. W. will also keep In connection fnll as
sorted stick Of Iron. Steel. Glass. OIL Paints Buggy
and Seat Springs. Wagon Boxes, Axies, BIncksmiih
Bellows, Anviss. Vices, &c:
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
paycnport. Apl 18th, lS5a-wtrw
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5000 Yds. Of
WIRE SCREENERY.

i.NKOM No. TO No. ~ mesh, from 10 to s3ineae'
Wide, or wider " ordered in quantities.
FOR Rolling Screens, for srisi mills, all sllcs f Fan
ming Mills, Neat, Milk and Cheese Safes, Cellar VIZ
dows, with or without frames, {schd sixel wire ~
braid NJ sleeves and making Brooms, &C., &c.
sereenery for fountr. and shop Window 10 pie'sn
breaking glass and not shut out Eght-aN al thleass
and 81. Louis prices.
AZ the steam Agricultural Depot of
ALONZO S0URSE,
Main Street Moline lli. June -
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Cheap! Cheap y Cheap!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TSl1 ]. JORDAN would announce to the citizens of
DIV Davenport, and the public, tina, he has opened
s-Ladies and GcntomrHs loot and sioc store adj
Joining Burrows q Pretty store door above
the Iowa Clothing store, where he is prepared to
Dfactur, boots and shoes OF all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine sir lasting Caters, fancy and plain
kussuih Boois; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots, lies. Bronze Paride; Ark.
Jenny iinds: Jenny Liaas;
Bl.ki ms POLKA Boots
A large assortment Of Ladies and Misses Children's
Shoes, too numerous TO mention.
Also a large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern fine French Boots; Congress
CASTERS. Monterey; Jcrse, Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
Aud all kinds of heavy work, suitable for country,
as well a. cit. custom; al who neat Ill and cas-,
boot sou,d do well 20 call al the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. Gxii and see. June y. Ie53-34lf
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- uinc, this has been Illustrated ih inc easvVs"0
we'll known
Bucks Stoves,
Ssovc that has taken the premium IN different parts
OF the state Of New Y6sk and Is high recommended
In Cincinnati aud ST. Louis and In fact wherever they
have been fairly tested preof ofthoir durability
refer persons In this vicinity that have used hc
stoves for nearly ten years.
Have also new and SUI Cock Stove for Coal
which from the testimonials have received offs ope
rations, can recommend as superior art'eses me
and substantial manner and for sale only By the
subscriber In this city.
/ have also the Golden Rose and Beauty
~ the West, both for cca or wood, the former u
large, heavy ariight, the latter nea cheap aftsh'
Cooking Stove.
When you take in consideration the quality OF tle
Stoves and the well known fast that make the pcst
Stove Furniture In the country yon Will see that IL u
toyout interest TO buy where you can get good ar
tcc for the price that you pay for a inferior one
Call at the
WESTERN STOVE STORE,
Opposite the brick Steam Mill, Front Street.
apfii fS-3mwtrw. X, ,. tKaiu-
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NEW YORK HARNESS sroRE

NEW YORK HARNESS STORE
HAS been removed from Brady 10 Second Street.
four doors East OF Brady, where shall be pleas
ed 10 wait all who wish good articles Ia the harness
line. The assorimeDti Is the most complete offer
cd here before. Great pains taken 10 please.
Keep always hand Collars, Brides, HalteFs. Cards.
fir nsics Curry 4 ombs, Fiy-Neus Of every Kind In
their season. Leather ~, Nelis also.
Whips aud Saddles in abundance. Whips FROM -
elr upwards; Saddles from SOTO 10 $500.
All work warranted 10 be AZ recommended.
q. W. BARNES
Davenport, bag 18th, is5i--wtr1-u
LANDS F0R SALE.
lpt Acres of land near lam Grove, mites from
iZt Halcott new frame house; 40 acres broken End
ID crops; faril well fenced and watered.
l60 acres At Aliens Grove ~ VI timber, u broken,
fenced and sGWad with wheat.
5000 acres of land III Cedar, part adjoining Scott
county, and Ia the neigilborh@od oi kizcr's Farm.
--ALso:--
Inimprosed eits property.
BENNETT a STEWART, Land Agents.
Davenport, april y. l-54-atrwif
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DlS4 isikED AT LAST.
A Mystery Explained.
a sr,olrI4ov IS CERTAIN. sIcToRY Is orEs.
DIR. 4. L.. I'D A MS

Mystery Explained
A RrNoLrI9ux IS CERTAIN, sIcToR1 rs orEs.
DR.. 4. l.. I'D MS
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakening ne in
quiry in the minds II all who read IL How is thai
fsrtraas have been io4ag shly immured
in asrkse<s and fsHeraRes the subject of asease
DIR. A. l. ADAMS LIVER BALsAN.
THE GREAT rlSacEA OF DISEASE
is offered 10 the afflicted Of the States and Territories
for the entire of Liver Complains in all stages
bilious Fever Agae and Fever. Chronic Lung Fever,
DroI.sical Affections Consumption. Bowel Complaints,
Diavrheea. uyseniery. Rheumatism. Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles sernfala. SAIL kheum. Dyspepsia, General
Debility. Ner, ccstiseness, Indigestion, OBJ
br. A. L. Adams Liver Bal.am has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen and has proved to the
mos skeptoai. beyond shadow Of doubt, that is the
Only ReliaS.e Medicine Ever Discovered,
being purely ali yee-:abe, for the n ran cure Of
the above The stsPtieei have become
its most sanguae tuiares End pronounced the Lirer
Bsisau TO bc the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGEg OF HEALTH
rns AFFLICTED, rvEaywHERE-
Testimonials come up from every track il has made
oilen with expressions OF gratiisde- for the reivi
received by It's And in submitting this the
Lrsr Bstsam is recommended ~ all tanss adsss'-s
der the
Iron Grasp Of the Monster Disease
and at procure bDiiie o. Dr.. 4. L.. .sdaHs
Efrer Balsam.
will be found by making application TO The agent
whele the Bals'n is sold, giving full epoe OF The
cause and care Of ali diseases. Sold By
q. r.. SCOTT, General Agent,
Ne. t. Randolph Street. Chicago. Wiinsis.
Davenport Webb \ s:over. Sole Aat, Wholesale n
Retai Hook island. Harper & LipPnger; Moline. }
Y Chambern Il Coz Farport, Sells a SHARKS; and ~
al! the principal Druggists.
OF 18th. "a wtrNl4
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Ups and Downs Of Lib.

We find the following sketch in the Ma
,ional Intelligencer. lii fine illustra
ton of the character of oar political insttn-
tons, as well as Of the ups and downs to
which men are subjected in the journey of
life;
The seiourners at our city hotels are IA
miliar with the modest tones in which the
words New York HERALD Tribune"
Baltimore SUM-" National Intelligencer,
"Union," &c, fall upon the ears from re-
spectacle elderly gentlemen in tse newspa-
per line. At day break you fad him at the
railroad depot, with his bundle Of these
snaps Of busy life;" a, breakfast time he is
q the hotel ready to exchange his commodi-
ties for the ready cash; and again as mid
night draws near, you will find him pursuing
the even tenor of his way, pressing bis sales.
We have observed him for many years go
ing regularly through this routine. Many
wonder II he ever sleeps. II "eternal vigi-
lance is the price Of liberty. be is entitled
70 the largest that may be had. A curiosity
10 often manifested to know his history
Some say that he has, by dint Of such unit
ring industry and perseverance laid up
something handsome for "rainy day."
One morning as the Hon. Lewis Camp
bell Of Ohio was passing from the breakfalt
roon At the aNational" with his morning
mail, the veteran news vender met him at
the foot of the fight Of steps near the office.
His eye caught the title, Cincinnati Gaz-
etse" 10 paper in Mr. Campbell's hand.
and with ! peculiar expression, he remark
ed:
.Ah the old Cincinnati Gszette."
NJ. c. halted, observing, "you have not il
in your PACKAGE"
mo; but took it ope."
Mr. campbell--when,"
aIn 1928, when Charles Hammond was
editor, and was in the firm Darlington O.
Wells, wholesale merchants, Main street,
Cincinnati.
Mr.. Campbell-aI recollect the firm, for
was then printers devil in the Gazette Of
fice. and faithfully, through wintry storms,
carried the paper to you. We are liT-
ing monuments of the ups and downs Of
ife.'
Here strange exp ression passed over
the counienance of Welis, and Mr.. Camp
bell, fearing that he might awaken unplea-
SAINT "reminiscences in connection with his
change Of fortune, leftwth a.God give sue
cessr your energy deserves ii,
How illustrative of the changes of tickle
fortune. The carrier-boy of the news of
that day to the wholesale merchant, is now
a member Of the American Congress, and
the wholesale merchant no carries the paper
TO him!