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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
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NOVICE =.
Il persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mine, -e
L move neral. tam the from lis aural char
nh or "h Tw-e tryspaSs upon the following deserted
iRaC, 10 wit: The northeast quarter 81 The nj rhaa-
quarter OF section No W in tnwship M j. north rang,
a"n cast And further nvfce hereby gwen that
ten 90 persons trrspassIpg upon The above premises
Sll be dealt with according 10 law
JAMES HUDGHAN.
N;nersi Point, Dec, "A, lo53- W. ~ 5si
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Look at This.

-aQ1IYA.H.U GODD&,
HAVING e. farCed and improved his Store is now
II ling 'rom 81. IoIis aud other market, weIl
selected a-s'5traeut of
EA1JI.ll5I GROg322it-89
Consisting Of althe varieties usually kept in this mar
ket, such
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Ricc, Molaszes,
Fish, Pork, Hams, Tobacco
Fruits Of almost cUoy raricy
Soap, CaHaics, Sc, &c 81.
which viii be SOLD low any in this place
Ills Tfsn"emeHts such TINT be viii all time be
supplied Wiz lie best quality Of
- * EGO
Fresh from Mills in STATE Ills old custom
eTs, and The public generally, invited to call and
examine the quality and prices OF his goods
Mineral Point. pril q. 1873 2Gtf
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IN 81 & 4 e CE
PROTECTION INSURANCE co
Els x x x "a
OR TIE
FEEsEE.S OF Nat9GATrO%.

The advantages OF This contract need scarcely be
ed upon wealthy men, merchants. Tor they Tat4
neglect IT, and If they do fires leave them other rescue
IS Is Is especially valuable 70 labOung men, mecdfl
and others of mod rate Iaeaus-hO, perhaps bG.s
ttle elee than home and its Contents in the World
These should never neglect insure ; Gre vli,-
may visit them at ary hour, would leave them hOmef
and with captai but their labuT- begin again IT,
struEgla Of life, and years of toll and watching ml'
pass before they can regain what hey have loci, u "
deed II is ever done To such insurance is duty
the individual Is worth itle the expense j. less
he owns much property, still the expense is tling'
by investing fw dollars h. is safe. II be l. OVe'a'
by misfortune and his al laid 10 ashes, he receives
recmpensc in cash capit4I equal 10 his loss, aid G.
son rcsigre what ms been destroyed
POLICIES Issued at all times upon favorable terns
by RICHARD l.. READ, Ages
For Mineral Point and iowa County lDCs
L. OyFECE, over S9rsgge & i.Ethrop's G. IN Shop
PILLS. EEEESI!
I'OR every man, woman and child n the county Ut
L need-a kind to suit you all, Say
Pu!foTd's Anti-BiIlious Pills,
F&hustcok's Anti Bilious do.
Elmure's Improved bilious do,
Jew bavif's Honey Coated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm dc,
Lees Bill do. GraeH nburgh dos
Mofdits Pills and Phoenix Bit.eTs.
SaPpiBGton's Ague Pills, DR.. Bruces-s
Dr.. Brandreih's Pills,
Rev. O Hibbards do,
Dr. Angles Candy Coated DO,
HeTTick's Sugar Coated do. d,
And lots OF other kinds If pills,
Which you can get by calling atthe MinerslPob
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beeob's Store. nm
November &c. Z. ID. PULFUhD'
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PEBE.BC NGTECE.

u persons are hereby notified not trespass, mine
~ q = HPH t" following .nds ~jiAaut the
consent Fcrrus-il ST. the uyuer- East = OF y ~
sec g. Township .gze East
tsC. y T taf s Z "a sec. Township (, Range
f T. Vif'EtfGr written C1useHLoi the owner or sIIN
n STR We -2gcts.
Aud aiHer "a gcn IS hereby given. thai forbid an,
and az j. from bay I' removing any Cad 9th
arores G-am the above described lands without permits
sion p above. ABNER NICHOLS.
N nera- Point October. - If
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II, persons are h reby Csutjonnd net n mine. d :
= trUspRss on the southwest quarter OF section
No 81, il-gr ;, range ea-t
NHt furthermore forbid shy and II persons frrrr
buying OF removing any lead other oras from said
described land, " ilhCut my permission.
.sm5~ WM HOPPER.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
Caution.

SS4 0JAylEs
IL persons ave fuTt de To uJHe, dig, remove min
erI from or ytEtTs~e t-cspass upon the folio ing
d. Crfhet pse;uisr 10 is.
2he south easl 81 section Sc, to,,n east
north : gf rib east /, and north y OF suu.h : oil
T. Ito session l. town >, range , rsst
And Further notice hereby given that any person
pcrsy- tesI assug upon Ite above premises VIII be
dealt ', .EE accus til 2 to law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TUAY.
Mineral Point July Is, I-53. 35tr
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~ ~gsk.NCE 1G NGX

sN~es RANCE i G. NSS-
mr. UNDERSIGNED having received the Agency of the
Il IoiioS5UQ G, mpanits to wit
JeferSon LIE Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati Ohio
Ae'r lors Central Insurance Company, Of Cherry
TaNey, y. J.,
prepared TO take risks Lives and Property the
most favorable terms eitberon the Join stock Mutu-
Al Principle. r. d. PIrIFUED
tlt Agent for Iowa Co. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

NE race of the Red Nan is fast disappearing from
The face of the earth; the Pequods gone, the
IoheIcaR exists tradition only and few scattered
MOUNDS and earth works the only vesJiges OF The
Ha7cuuilus: The SATfkS too, have been driven from
tHsir ancient hunting Qrsu DIS AID in generations
none VIII remain tel the story of their FJDcs, bu:
% ofceF that their may tie handed down
generations anl heir rirtEss be ext He'd. the uuger
-Ened has brought into the market, choice lot Of
IFOOLEN SOCKS.
which he viii dispose ofin quantities purchasers
y. b a few pieces of CHEAP BED TICKS, have
also been brought along supply the places nu
eroUs tser Ii-s which the approaching cold weather
IS dpt 70 destroy. h. NJ. SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

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tGsgE AND SoES Ea E"a of rs p ss0DH,
Takathe CBERRY Pscr6RAL or going 10 bed, and wrap
up warm, sweat during the night.
FOR COLD AND COUGH, take it morning, noon
an evening according to directions the bottle, and
the difficulty viii soon be remryed Nome will long
suffer this trouble when they and il read
lily cured Persons AFFLICTED with ted cough, which
breaks them OF their AZ night y i'll 6ud, by taking
the CHERRY PECToRAL on going to bed. they may be
sure Of sound, uHbrok sleep, and consequently re
ezhing rest Great relief from suffering, and uti-
mate cure, is afforded 10 thousands who thus Attic
led by this invaluable remedy
From its agree able efsct IN these c5sess many find
themselves unwilling 70 forego lis use when the neces-
sty fCrit has ceased.
FROM two eminent Physicians in
FhyETT SviLL3, TENr. Anril 18th. 1851.
Strive have given your CHERRY PECToRAL ex-
ensiye trial in practice and find to sprPass every
other remedy have for curing 43tons OF tn rs>pi-
To SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this rene
DIV ia invaluaba. as by it, action ON The throat and
lungs. when taken in small quantities, it all
hoarsene in few hours, ami wonderfully Increases
the power and deNjbiity of tne voice
ANfIM IS geueTal much relieved, and often wholly
so ob.tfiaie As - vi,d ea-iray % NJ medicine tHKR
P. n viii cure thern, ii they be d.
porti n o. the Lungs may he cured Nv taking tFRRy
PE CToRAI, in small and frequent doses. lh~ uncDr-
Portable oppression is soon relieved Rev. DOct. Ian
SING, Of BRooKLYS, S.v YnRK states
-. I'VE seen "a CIUr PsCUoR.L Cure such cases
Of Asthma and Br nchitis leads to believe IL can
rareiv fatl 10 cure hose diseases
tu8 CIRQUE Give e1aaf5e ,f antIrurpy H. b. fol-
lowed by izr1c aud fir eEl doses ef The gl4ER PE,-
+ AL until it subdues The disease If ..ken in season
WHO PING COUGH may be broken up and soon
cured ny the use Of cHgaRy p roRAL.
HE INFLUENZA Is speedily emnved by this ran
whole familias aeye protected rom any serious caTs
quenCes, white their n"r 'rs, without the CHERRY
PEoToRAL, were suffering trom The disease.
SALssf, OHIO, June IL 1851
renlsrkole sif CT Of your CIEaRY Pr T5RAl in hi.
place, and in my family. one o. mg daughters
VS. oomolstey cqr-d N three day7 oc a dreadfa
WHocPtNe CJraH by tAssus H. DR. Nslus, nue OF oar
very 6~st rh seisn~ freely states tiat ha Considers if
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

d,ar through lie as % the beasts OF the field,
th4 insects IF tie earth, evincing more thought
,r reflection than though the noble faculties OF mind
ger, not yeUrh>afed 10 them.
Many such husbands and fathers, upon whom
are sloy snei.t the health the well being, and the
napissuess of Z conidiag and afectionate wife, with
perhaps "a family Of children
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

= NfLIN paFtICl atttltIuL O v axe
Black sgni' hs
BiacsSn,uhs Eeli9trS, .3BscricqH and EugIsF
.4ariis y I'D Eor Jires Brass Eou D.
And every thing that line hand of qua lties w.r
rsnted. Most of their stock has been purchased from
the Manufacturers. and VIII be Id Wholesale a. a small
al rAnce eastern prices. and retail very low.
All orders will be promptly executed, and gooss .s--
fully mex d and sent directed.
fEF & w Are agents and he only dealers in Ga
leuA l., the genuine Eairhani4s scales. the repU.
jatiOn of which Il ton well established 10 need BoFs
OF com epdatiou.
a full stock Of Counter and Platform Scales awsyso1
hand. aay or Cattle Scales furnished and uplo
q r. at short notice.
Gaie ma - ptember, 1883. 4rf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
THE RENOWNED REMEDY.
HOLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.

This ex:raori nay Unguent is composed of the mos
heal ne b 81, ans, md h used ia accordance viii
the direct ch accompany each pot VIII lnsur'
cures when II. other Tail Cases u the E3o-
desperate >kin dsca-es fily yield lis efficacy
1t famous y used of Go0i, RIseum st.sin
Contracted or stu Joints In Asthmas il will do Won
dcrs il well rubbed lat" the Chest
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

FRAN KILN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN,.
BY NICHOLS & TRAMEB.
VIE undersignef! having become proprietors ~
Il OF the above well known house md having szz=i
atted 1t up Ia the beststyie, would respectfully I
sag 10 the citizens ard the travelling publicthal -
they are prepared 10 accommodate in the oel a IS
al wHo may favor them with patronage lhsr s
VIII always be supplied with the bestthe marAet ~
aud they hope by ~tFict attention to the wants u
elers, to merit and recaive liberal patronage -.
Stages leave this house daily for the easi and We
Ic=- Commodious Barns and stables are aiiAcheD,
an attentive OstleF everready to attend 10 tAs va
the weary "a az, day 81 Ms BIT. ,,,r1-
Mineral Point, 1883 Il
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
THE DOMINO BRIDE,

Fat few years ago in the flush Of health and
yo4th and buovauey of spirits, RAPIDLY, sad appa-
rgn1ly mex iicably, becomes feeble, siekly, De-
t.i.atad wife, with frame emaeiated, nerves
strung. spirits depressed, cocutcnaGce bearing the
jmlless Of suffering, and utter physical and
ll..iJal prostra.ion.
Sometimes this deplora' le change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
o0eue- BY far ofteuer, to gross and ineXcusable
ignorance Of the simplest and plainest rules Of
health rs connected with the marriage state, the
violation OF which entails disease, suffering and
l.-I.- % L.. rtiE. hut a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
ElertlitatJ Complaints upon he Children

t--,r3 THE TIIED asD FoUETH GENERATION,
Transmitting CoNS1-1T1'YIoN, SCHsoFIIA,
HsEsp:-I> t3.DEtEt. INSANITY. CoUT
EkisG1sJ EVIL, acd otiaei diseases,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
NOTICE.

a -. PERSONS are forbid teu 10 nine ii.. remove
IA HipeTa rom or other~ ise trespass the follow
Ins described premises. viz -
: Or Of or OF Sec. !, h Of " or Of Sec. u
ard or o. Qrof sec IA Town {, Range East
i4mnill JOHN HpARE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
CREA DFUL In Il ERITAsl CE
p. -

Aui mast this continue Shall we be wise in
al that concerns the cattle Of our fields, horses
sheep. cows, our oxen, the nature and
character q the soil we possess, tie texture and
quality Of oar goods and merchandise bat IL all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions anj passions, subject 70 great derauge-
meEt. involving our future peace and happiness
IN ali that concerns the health and welfare OF the
wife of affections. ana the mother Of our chill
dren n ali tlat concerns the mental aud physical
wei being Of those children we should be IN
~. In the aarlzest nd most
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
WIFE LINGEes FROM YEAR TO YEAR

f. fl, ,ftishIe condition as not even for one day to
Fl ae happy and xhleFating influence incident
t. hc enjoyment II health
Size may not be invalid confined to her bed,
or evsa 70 her room her pride, ambition and
erer s. induce and nerve her to take psgsonal
,Is4sgy 81 her household, when her health viii
sat ais, 81 il bat she IS nevertheless perceIitsby
sinking ltaIn day 70 day, ard always ailing.
Ils- day after day, and moath after month tran
sisfe Her health daily siukS, TIL finally the
In. IL recovery u longer remains. Aud thus
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

- EEsssE EssS 8Gs.. - All persons hereby
4 notified not % tTe-pas-- mine dig upon any OF
'a following lands without the written consenof the
q ACurt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
1Ae Public Speeches.

We had not the pleasure Of listening te
the remarks OF Gov. Hampstead On Saiur-
day afternoon last, Is the hour 81 which he
spoke was kept SO secret thai, IN common
with many OF our American citizens, We
couid no. ascertain It until too late.
In the evening We attended Ct the Ccn-t
House and listened to the speech of NJ
Thorington and the reply Of Gov. Hemp
stead. The former occupied tbs ground he
has ever stood upon with regard 10 Temper
ance, While upsn the slavery question he
came on, very decidedly il opposition 70 the
Nebraska bill and to the Fugitive Siase
law. lie referred, in the course Of his
speech, 10 Gsv. Hempstesd's advocacy Of
the Fugitive Slave lsw and susgestisely to
che hanabiils that had been circulated 10
this vicinity, offering thousand dollars re-
ward for certain fugi,ivss from s,aTesy.
The Governor in rely to this portion Q.
NJ. Thorinsson's remarks, broacAea an idea
which never would hare suggested itsal.'
save to one having practical knosleege Of
the low and cunning ,rickery rsseFted &c
onE bs unscrrpulous politicians. |. vas,
4ha. he believed those hsa55ills 10 have
been printed By the opponents q slavery
In the place, and for the purpose Of exert
ing an inaaeace uPoa the siect!oa' The
idcs ~oule never have occurred 70 mind
free fram such iE,ekery,
The advertisement. was published u tiis
vicinif- only ii the r. |. Rsq45..1-r, .
Dour,ss-Aaraisiist-at i5a- D saocraisc paper
We do not suppose that ;Ae advertiser nd
the ,emerity even - apply . the Tf5-s!eTe-
ryorrsa in this place for , insertion d his
notice. The cit.zans of D4ssa7ar; are moi
SO politically oorraP' ti,at iaeg would have
acted upnn such an idea IS that saggeste1
by the Govern3r. eyea though one had aaeu
found so la. = vir.us IS 70 a2Ve proposed
j. % them.
TIE s.Teyo,v.ag" platform occupied oT
-e----LI--,-r->~.s~ sapz-aoriaietT, though
his renarks.to whisLey bar-ei WIKI &
slavery handle, which the Governor was
bssly engage in turning! From the slip
pery nature Of that platform We do not
think there will be many found on the day
OF election aho will attempt to stand upon
il.
The speeches Of ihs candidates consist
ed mainly Of personal detraction, which, al
though coming with az i'll grace !rom one
occupying an humble station in life. was
eth more revolving E-ilen proceeding from
the Gore-ng of iowa. We do hors that
the latter, at least, in consideration Of the
proud station he occupies as the Caief
Magistrate Of the State Of Iowa, vii. never
again descend 10 personalities.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
Tho pscole's Candidate.

After much persuasion. although he had
previously positively declined TO be can.
dita,e ur u permit his name 10 be used be-
tore the Wig Convention, NJ. A. c. FuI-
TON has consented Il be an Independent
sa,i.Aebrasaa candidate for the State Sen
ste. We are graliiied 10 learn thai such IS
! his conclusion. es aside lron. hsing person.
! 4, friend, lie rejects or views precisely mp
on this tic great peliticai question Q; TIE
asy. He Is saaad, reliable and competent.
Ha9.ag been &c .ssied cnce IN this county
en- account d t;s aa;i-slssesy ,.,rr.v;i'ss
!ey majority OF sir Votes, now TIA, that
/ question has came ~ with an importance
which 1t ntref before assumed and the minds
OF community are awakened upon the sat
/ iec. and appreciate the position which Ut
Fulton foraeil, and still! occupies, we trust
they will roll up a majority for hin that
will convince ether counties Of our State
that. although some o. them are wiling 10
b shs.ncd to the Juggernautic car OF slave
~, I'D Scot, couniy has the Independence
10 declare herself free from all such con.
terminating influences.
Soa here j. man whom al. can unite
upon. The Germans themselves, who we're
''nstrume n.al in inducing Mr. Fulton e con-
sent to have lis name used in connection
with this oMce, should support him 70 q
nan. The Wings who are opposed 70 the
extension of slavery as principle OF their
party and in favor Of temperance, will all
SUPPORT him, while those OF the Democratic
party, and they are numerous, who OPP
nose the extension OF slave territory will ad-
vocate bis clsins We anticipate Tor Dir.
Futon a Eirm phant msiorlty.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
Tho Gentleman IRON Bal.imara.
Il All syB4 It arers ar Eaare bflsk 1nd pe.t,
Than these shs; rid sFstsfa 81 aE'i
A. fl:sts sr4rEi.s slszz.e moro bright

aal SD t.arefs afe E7are pfLsS -lG ttc'ts
Than gAcse sas, si.dssstsfa 81 SRI;
- itssis sT4rsI.s sazae GaoTe 5slgA'
T4aa Floa tsg te-is tazi stve them iigAi''
sameb 5iy las beer stutia & the editor Of
tho Dubuque E-gfass most giees'y, Il
references - The young gentleman from
Baltimore who recently spoke at Dir. C!sy
here and in Rock Island. After similar
l.ehfalu..n remarks II respec, 10 that ycrag
mans debut here, ,he od.tar thus humor-
,usly s!.uaes 10 his speech in Roek Is
land:
.Eo accented :! the invitation and we
ent, fhat he Completely agE.n...sL@.- .sas r.-as
So triumphant vac the victory over him
that a.: Clay, who a4l- requested IN the
commencement q "a. Gfiidth's ssra1n
The privilege b! responding TO him, - 'he
stand before his adversary had concluded
his remarks"
Our contemporary has 60. hold Ct the
wrong end Of the poker. TWAS Griffith that
ler, the stand before alr. Clay had done
speaking, and well he cid, for such g skin
ming no nan has ever before or since re-
ceired in this part Of the country. Mr.
Clay did not leave whole bone in his body,
but crushed cut" every BIT Of vitality tina;
remained after the pressure 10 which the
Young man hid beca submitted On the re-
yious Saturday night. twas Ike an ana-
ccnda squeezing weasel within his gigan-
tic folds-when it dropped theTefrom no one
could recognize the species Of animal!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
Cholera.

There is scarcely city Ind but few large
towns in cur Unicn but that have suffered
more or less the present season by this Dis
ease Last week there were toss deaths
in the city Of New York, c: wEl1h 2oa
were from cholera. In Philadelphia during
the same time there were 500 deaths, Is Of
which were attributed TO cholers, IL Chi
csco over 100 die each week from this dis
ease. IL s.. Loui4Re presume the number
OF deaths to be still larger A. Cincinnati,
Boston, Hheeiiog. Albany, Baltimore
Charleston, New Orleans il prevails in
short no city il exempted, and. we fear, If
this unprecedented weather continue il vii!
soon take 70 the rural districts.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

d.. Kls9, Of IL, has mad Erctaents
With Nr. 4. c. Futon for tract Of land I'D
joining Davenport on the east for The Pur-
pose Of erecting steam FIati'g Ms!l, siu3-
lar to taat Iessrs. Cote & Davies, where
hc intends 70 manufacture al Kinds 9f build.
iag materials, The boiler Is already on a d
ground end by the exercise ct that energy
displayed by all Of our manufacturers the
worksnil! coon be completed and put into
operation.
We are gfatiied to observe 50 many
steam establishments sPringing UP ln the
aa.skirts Of our city, but regret that they
are being located between this and East
Daycnpo-t. &c the sites are 70 beautiful for
rss,dar, les, il would b. a pity to have any
thing placed there !hat will have ten
asncy to detracs from their deS,rat.e-
cess.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

Az Aa-i. TEMPERANCE cAspipATE.--H 2
understand That Th9s. 5, Briscce, Esq.
candidate for Representative Of Scott, &c.
la. and Clinton counties. will address The
citizens OF lie Claire next week. 4 gen
tleruan assures Us. that il his speech a
Euuay!ilc, Clinton CO., he remarked that he
was in favor Of license Law, and that Il
elected on the Temperance Issue he would
We make : note Of tie circumstance mat
cur lie Claire friends r,ay observe how his
remarks In Temperance community vi
correspyad with those uttered IL .."a .s0A
unity Of whiskey distillery.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

This Cedar Co Advertiser has nearly a
column of new advertisements in It's last
number. of Davenport merchants. That i
right, push on the column and extend your
business There are thousands Of dollars
expended BY the people Of Cedar co which
could be more proftably invested in Daven-
port than at any other point, aud il is the
duty Of our merchants and manufacturers to
acquaint them with the truth through the
medium of the advertisement columns Of
their own paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

The Cincinnati Commercial draws par
allsl betwe u Frederlck and Steph Doug
las, il which the prominent paints ot differ
ynce ard agreement IRE happily ard truly
We confess, we have no anxiety 10 see
any nj the Douglas family occupying seats
tu Congress-. They arc an active rare, and
inclined 70 b. ambit us, fanatical and mis-
CHI yous OF the two who are the bes.
known, Fed II probably the most talented,
and Stephen the most unscruPuous -
While, as orators, both are exceedingly
fluent, Fred has an eloquencc to which
stephen cannot pretend and while the for
meri W u n exception, the mos;ilnpudeit
individual! In the Union, the latter il that es-
ccpti31. In regard 10 the sect ional char
acter Of their sentiments, they do no. great
~ diifcr-the one being Southern man
with Northern principles, and the other
Northern man with Southern principles
Nor are they, In blood SO far removed as
might at first appear, Fred being Anglo
Saxon upon the side Of his father, while
Stephen may be sud to be eminentiy wor-
thy Of an eulegy similar 70 tina, pronounced
by the negro over his master, that al he was
i whit, man be had 4 black heart
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
LIN aaa lone. Counties.

Tie Eaaaer says that the Gazette seeks
10 convey the idea that Linn county is go
ing to do great things for Harrington. :
The best evidence that the G1.eitc has OF
tae fact. that Linn and Jones counties are
getting their eyes open to the double shut
ding 81 the Democratic" party, j. found
in the peoples" meetings Of those who
formerly constituted the "Democraeg" Of
those counties, and in the remarkable cir
cum stance, that OF the three papers publish
Cd there, the Cedar Rapids Era, ultra "Dem-
oc-s,ic," has cone on, IN favor Of the Maine
Law and opposed to &c Nebraska bill the
Linn Co Re3istsr, from neutral has changed
- Wing, and the Anamosa -Ns''s, Demo
cratic I'll ever, is nov JUS. as strenuous
Wig.