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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

Mr.. Polk PRESCRIBING THE FRIENDS OF GEN.
TAYLoR.-The Baltimore Patriot of the End
inst. says: 1--WE have never doubted that the
Administration were deadly hostile, personal,
political and military, to the Hero of Buena
Vista. Heretofore their hostility has shown
itself in overslauging Gen. Taylor, depressing
him in his command; and in every possible
way shutting him out of public view But
b this negative policy has had no other effect
than to excite indignation against Mr.. Polk
and his advisers: A more decided policy has
been determined upon, and hencefourth not
only Gen. Taylor but his friends are to feel the
power of the administration. Prescription is
now TO be the order of the day, and the work
has already commenced. The first victim is
the Postmaster at Harrisburg. A letter to the
the Philadelphia Pennsylvania (locofoco) can.
nounces the appointment of Isaac G.. McKin-
ley, Esq, as Postmaster at Harrisburg, in place
OF James Peacock, Esq Mr. Mckinley i:
the editor of the Harrisburg Democratic I'm
son. Thus far, says the Pennsylvanian-th(
Philadelphia Bulletin gives us the cause o
the prescription. 1t says: 1--WE have been in
formed that Mr. Peacock's removal qvas oluint
TO his participation in the Taylor State Con
rention, recently held in Harrisburgh"
So, to be friend of Gen. Taylor is hence
forth to bring down the hatred of Mr.. Polk!
We shall now see, who of the many Office
holders who were inclined towards Gen. Tay
Tor will now back out, and protest "they new
or liked the man."
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-The official vote on ne
gro suffrage al the late election in Connecticut
is published. Every county in the State gave
a majority against it, and the State majority
of 1875 out of 23,34S votes cast, or nearly
four to one
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11
New JERSEY ELEcTIoN.-Th New York Elk

NEW JERSEY ELECTIoN.-Ihe New YORK EX-
press, Of Wednesday evening, says:
The majority against Mr. Wright, the Wing
candidate, will be from 1000 to 1900, This
disaffection among the Wings has not affected
the legislative body. lighthouses will be Wing.
The principle objection against Mr.. Wright,
made by those Wings who refused to vote for
him, was that he ran against the regular Wing
candidate for Congress in lS43, and, with the
aid of the Locofocos, was elected. We very
much regret the result, although it was expect
ed by many good judges of public opinion In
New Jersey.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

0C-It is stated that the number of emf
grants to Canada who have died in three
months on shipboard, or after they were landed,
is eercn thousand one hundred aud forty.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11
THURSDAY NOVEMBER II, .sI47.

pEThe Union of late date announces
that General TAYLOR has applied for leave of
absence to return home, and will reach New
Orleans about the lst of December.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

IMM1GRANTs.-13,6 800 immigrants arrived at
the port of New York during the month of Oc-
tober.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

USED UP AGAIN.-No man was ever oftener
"tscd up" in the course of life than the Req.
john NEwLAED MAFFIT. We remember at
least dozen instances in which his unfounded
pretensions to great learning talents, and pi-
ETY. have been completely exposed, and he
himself whitfield down to his proper insignif-
cant dimensions; but never was even he made
TO appear so small and contemplate as under
the castigations bestowed upon him by the Lou
isville Journal, and Courier, on account of the
outrageous sentiments advanced by him in his
recent lectures, in that city, in defence of the
Mexican war. This time there is not ga grease
spot" of him left. If there was anythingof the
sort left by Prentice and Haldeman he himself
haswiped it out clean by a brief response to their
structures, which he made in the Courier of
Saturday last. One example ofhis inconsistent
cy and folly will give correct idea of the
whole. In one part Of his article he says that
he does not and could not, consistently with
his principles and profession, approve of the
war, and in another that he would neither be
guilty Of intoxicating heterOdor opinions, nor
Of impHning the attributes Of Jehopah by insist
ing that God has either designed or ordained
the War!! Thus taking the position that he,
as christian minister, does not approve of
what God himself has ordained
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

0C-The Lynn News says, the latest name
for hustle is back CANNON.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

49,. THE undersigned has opened Private
In; Boarding House in the Brlck Building on wa
er House My object is to keep house for the ac-
commodation of Gentlemen principally There are,
however, three or four very pleasant rooms in the
House which can be fitted up for the accommodation
of small families. The table shall not be surpassed
by any in the city. .-,,,,oD,r,,
Nov. 4th A.FAkNSWORlH.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

0CTln publishing the following receipt we
don't wish to lead any OF the Sons astray, but
then we have others to cater for besides those
belonging to the Order, who may wish to sip
cider without getting tight:
Take pint of pulverised charcoal, and put
1t into bag, then put it into a barrel of new
cider, the ciderwill never ferment, will never
contain any intoxicating quality, and is more
and more palatable the longer it is kept,
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

DIGNIFIED EMPLoYMENT.-The Legislature
of the Empire State, New York were engaged
on Tuesday, in debating bill reported by a
Committee, to impose tax on old bachelors.
An amendment was adopted extending the
tax TO widowers. Mr. Perkins moved to
amend by exempting those bachelors who
could prove that they had offered themselve:
five times for matrimonial connexion and
been rejected. Lest.
MIR. Balcom moved to recommit with in
structions to include old maids.
The motion to recommit was lost, and
the bill goes to the Committee of the
Whole.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-11

DEATB's DoINGs IN THE Wharf.-The Rich
mond Republican, sums up our loss in kill
ed and wounded in the Mexican WAR as fol-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

EVERY BODY TAKE NOTICE.
HE Subscriber having returned to his old
- occupation
CABINET MAKING AND TURNING,
Is now prepared to manufacture work Of all sort
and descriptions on the shortest notice, and ins
style not 10 he surpassed IN the Western COun .
Try and at REDUCED PRICES. Now those o,
my Iowa friends having n special welfare e.
their pockets will save ihems Ives some tron.i
end expense by giving the subscriber their p:,
tronagc instead Of going down the ZIG DR,xKa'
ter Furniture! For I shall spare no pains to sun,
purchasers in quality and price, having adopted
the READY PAY System I am determined to
sell CHE.4P-Remembcr that.
am also prepared to do
TURNING IN WOOD OR IRON
with despatch. All orders from a distance
thankfully received and punctually attended 10.
il accompanied with the READY!
All kinds Of marketable Country Produce md
all xinds OF Lumber, take n in exchange for work.
SHOP on Front street, next door above the
Gazette Office.
\: .. Ce0in' made with despatch at u dollars
per loot. JOHN POPE.
A iourncyman Cabinet Maker wanted immc.
diniely; apply ns above.
Davenport, January god, i8l7. co-iy
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HAYS LINIMENT FOle TITE
PILES.

lie worst attacks of the Piles are ef.
- iecinaly and permanently cured in short
time hv the use of the genuine Ilass' Lnimcn,.
hundreds oil our first citizens throughout the
country have used this Ilniment with complete
success. The Propriciors warrant il to cure the
most aggravated eases.
We Clip the following fromthe y. Y. Com.
ADV
TnE Prirs AND ALL SoIEs.-Ha,s' Liniment is
known now TO thousands, ms a most extraortinn-
~ remedy Tor these affections. II is impossi bic
to tell IN newspaper III such manneras 10 OBJ
tain .nli credence, the effects and benefit of this
article. 50 general is the practice Of advertisers
oi sSiosilag articles OF no merit. Such personal
reference VIII be gwen, Ms To bring conviction Il
the minds Of the most nnbclieving. Will suffer
efs only ask nong their friends, if they have
not heard at or known lis effects: and If thew d.,
bot hear Il more warmly praised than any other
salsc, lst them no, 90, II. All fancy or exaguor.
alton Is positively excluded from those state
nen's aud II IS determined 10 cay nothing Of il.
merits, but what could be proved by a host of
witns sses ~ any court OF Justice. Will you loak
ut the thing and IL proofs nj 81 Corlland.sircci.
where II mas he had
f".ooR OrT.-Some swntlcrs have conn.
terieiied this article and put it up with various
devices DO not he imposed upon the thing
only VIII protect Volt is the name OF Com
stock 20; that name must he ALWAYS on the
wrapper or Won ARE cheated. DO no, forget il
Take this direction with YOU. and test by tina, or
never buy, Tor it Is impossible Tor any other 70 be
true or genuine SOLOMON HAYS.
comsiock i CO., New York, sole psopric,ors.
store, also BY NORRIS, Rock Island, III.
Mn i3,h ini-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

IMPLIES aud Pustulcs on the lace.
- which are so annoying and the cause Of 80
much anxiety aud Modification on account OF
their unsiyh'ly appearance, in most cases can
afisc from no other cause than morbid stute OF
the blood and stomach. Nor is their appear.
ance all that should arrest the attention OF their
subject. Generally, although no acute disease
may follow, their appearance may he regarded
ne sure indications OF latent disorders OF the di
gesiive and hillary organs, which cannot be too
speedily and securely checked. II we but resist
the beginning Of disease, i: may be- our good for
tune 10 escape altogether Is most dangerous and
distressing results. Wher, therefore an impure
appearance Of the complexion begins to indicate
impurity within il IL time to begin 20 regulate
the stomach and bowels, promote and fac U,a,e
digestion. purify the blood and assist nature in
invigora,ing tho s:s'cm. For this purpose moth.
ing will be found more efIicacions than Com
stocks Extract Of Sarsapnrilla. Use il and YOU
will at once recover your good looks, and wha,
- Of more Importance, your good health.
Price so cents per Bottle. Sold nj SAxrosp's
Drug Store, ALEC by NoRais, Rock Island, III.
May 18Th. l047.
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TIE marvellous cures which have lc

1T. marvellous cures which have been
- wrought by this nll-healing ointment and
The almost incredible amount Of suffering which
has been relieved by il, arc too well known by
the public 10 admit Of any doubt OF it's wonderful
properties IN suhdning all pain or suffering from
burns or scasds and always healing in m ncred-
ibIe short time and never leaving anv scar. II
applied 10 broken limbs they heal without pain
or soreness. II is sure TO cure eyes tina, have
been sore and intiamed for ycnis By il old
scars are renewed and contracted cords IRE re-
Taxed. u reduces swelinss and stops .nor,ifi
cations. j heals every species Of wounds, both
old and new and humors Of every description are
cured by il Hundreds in the city OF New York
and in all parts Of the union, wherever this salye
70 known, now stand ready 10 testify TO it's aston
'sh'ng effect in removing all pain almcs. immc-
diately upon its application. No family should
ever he without this saivc.
Comstock 4 Co, New York, sole Proprcsors,
and n" Pain Extractor is genuine unless il has
their signature on the wrapper OF each bog. Sold
in Davenport At SANFORD'S Dru. Store. also
at Norris Rock Island, III. Nav nth, 1877.
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Located ut the town Of CANTON, on the
South Fork Of the Maquokc,a river, Jackson
county, Iowa. This water power is VERY cgi-
bly, situated, banks and bottom rocky. with suili-
cicni room ios any amount oi machinery, and is
surrounded by large bodies ol fine timber
The machinery HOW III operation, consisting
Of FIGURING Mil, Ser Mil, Carding Machine.
and Turning .Naeh,nes, will be sold, leased or
rented on reasonable terms
A better openin. Tor stock OF goods Is mo-
where 10 he found: the subscriber il now crcct-
ing large building, three stories including
basement, intended for u store. which he will
rent low to any one Tor that purpose. There is
also, nearly finished, large 'wo story building.
designed as public house, whica vii b. let 10.
that purpose 10 good tenant.
Good and permanent employment can hc o..
tanned at this place ~ me chanics and ..,achin.
lists Of almost every kind.
Good selections can yst he made of nnhic
land, prairie and timber, IN tie vicinity of the a
bove place. These are facts ltist n ih,t tNist
Let NIL persons DESTROYS IT situations IN tie ",
call and see for themselves " they are assure,.
no better can be obtained
join J. TQNIINSlN
CANTON, JarEson 20 L. a., J,iiy 10th, isIS
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On IL MBrAKls Airs. Osanad give.
the following amusing instance II HE llnn.
dcring of The types, il ,l,e lat Number 81
the Union NJ game. She s,,-
Talking Of genius, heard ,o.da, f the
dro!lcst printers crr.r! IN Il sentimental
poem too! The line read IN manuscript,
''carnu,ion on thy lovely lir,"
but Llas! CIR the lover poe',
DARxa.!oS on thy lovely lip!
appeared in tho printed piece.
Miss Biddy Fudge, in her history Of tile
Fudge family. rccoin,inn the mscrics al
authors, saws that ..,l,oaah IN angel should
write, It's devils must print" and gives the
following instance of the havoc made by
tho printer in one of her ,fl'isinns:
ssBus week or two since in my ode upon spring.
Which meant 10 have made mos, beautiful
thing,
Where talked Of the dcw.drops sfrom the fresh.
IL blown roses,'
The csrsless thing made il from freshly blown
nooeos"
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RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED.

L Is no, s,snnce til 4 people should hes
- itaie to try remedies tha, they sec advertised
IN the newspapers, because they are 80 liable Ia
pay their money for worthless article. How
many who were suffering in,olerab.y with rhe u.
n.atism, have we heard they did not know
whether TO try the Indian Vegetable Elixir and
Nerve and Bone i.iniment or not; they had used
50 many things without any good effect, they
hive no faith in any thing. Now We assure
them that they may have perfec; confidence in
this extraordinary remedy. l, has been tried in
some OF the wors, cases OF inilammaiorv and
chronic rheumatism in this CITY with perfect suc-
cess. We saw bv all means Lei the afflicted try
II. Sold by Comsfock & Co, 81 Cortland Street,
New York. Sold nj SANFORD'S Drug Store.
also at Norris Drug Store, Rock Island, III.
MAY 18th, i857.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Although the dacior's medicine. or the
medicine oi somebody else. OPP rated much
sooner, aud mucl, more ciecinalv, than
WINS cxpcricd,i wasnnd"uh,cdl, the most
extraordinary case al the '.hls,k semit" on
REGARD. We arc happy ,os,aic that Denni-
vet rcmains IL do honor Ia the editorial
corps al hich he il fright ani shining
light. But he is very careful IN | the bot.
ties he has occasion 10 use arc nj Labelled
sblack Ink"
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WIN T.. McCLorD. Fin. s. WHEATON.
MCLOUD 4 WHEATON.
wHo128ALH DRUo0IsTa
~ TOuFM ana lHcsuul
ST. LOUIS. Mo.

corner % Fourth and Chcsnui streets,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
"No Legacy is SO rich rs Honesty"
II HAVE just received our Spring
- Stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils.
rye stui's, Glassware, Chemicals, Surgical and
em.n' instruments, which We offer for eale low
10. ash or approved paper At cash prices
unf ohJcct y TO keep none but the very purcst
articles, and such MS have mcri,cd the confidence
81 our bcst practitioners. For which purpose we
nave made arrangements with the difjeren, Man.
n'ncturers OF Europe aud America to receive
them direct; therefore We can warra N, them frce
from aduiteration. They are comprised in par,
OF The following r"''
1000 ozs. Snlph. Quininc,
30 Carboys Acid Sulphuric.
900 lbs. Bermuda Arrow Root,
20 bhls. Alum,
200 lbs. English Blue Mass.
100 lbs American Blue Mass.
80 lbs. CaIomcl,
. Cases Gum Aloes,
30 oz. Morphine,
1000 lbs. Sal EPSON.
500 lbs. Sup. Carb Soda,
80 bbls. Sms. Turpcniinc,
1900 lbs. White Lead Pure,
% bills. Camwood,
60 bhls. I.nawood,
1000 lbs. Pow'I. EhIharb.
BESIDES large assortment, Of Chemicnls. Sur.
E,cai anu Dental Instruments. Drupgists md
Thysicians viii lind Il advantageous 10 call and
examine before purchasing else where.
April 9th, ifaiG. 3a-,r
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ncr Of Rock Island and Third Streets; he
has now on hand and intends keeping
general assortment Of CHAIRS AM CAR.
met FURNITURE, comprising FANCY
AND WINDSOR CHAIRS Of all sizes and
pnticrns. BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS.
BREAKFAST md DINING TABLES.
WORK STANDS, aud all other articles
usually manufactured in On establishment
OF this kind, which Cor durability and neat
ness OF workmanship, he will Warrant. not
to be surpassed by any manufactured in
the western country.
s. SCHOOLFIELD.
N. u. Old furniture repaired aud paint
cd in the ncaiest style.
COFFlNS made in the shortest notice.
Davenport. Oct. 10Th, 1914. Tiff
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REMEDY FOR THE CURE Or
S3CkHEADACllE.

IT'S distressing complaint NAV he cu-
:, rcd by using ono bottle Of Spohn's Sick
"enaacne Kennedy, which has cured thousands
OF the very worst cases. Persons after snfr..;pv
weeks with this dea,h-lke sicknc will buy a
bottle OF this remedy and be cured and then com
plan OF their folly in not buying it before. Peo.
pie are expected 10 the whole bottle. moi u...
u two or three times, and then complain that
sney are not cured. A hottie will cure them.
:. Sold Wholesale by Coms,ock & Co. New
!. oIk: ~ oortlsnd-st. Sold IN Davenport, az q,
Island, III. NAV la,h ,as,
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A school master who WINS rs fond III his
gr"g ms the use Of globes was asked the
difference between gravity and gray i,a,ion
"When I've drank five glasses Of grog,''
replied tho pcdagogue, "my gravity van
i.hes. and my gravilation begin, IL ope.
rnte."
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NEW GOODS!
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES,

"1'Os'~ss1's S/AsSoos SWEDlNIscS,
- SANFORD, having Just returned
- from The South with " inter supply o
Gsoeefscs, Drugs, .Medi.incs, Iani,, Brushes
Oii', tarnishes, Dye N.Ds, &c, would inform h:.
old customers, aud such new ones las may wish
to purchase good and cheap articles, that he i.
Now prepared ~ furnish them with almost ever,
article ia las line of business. His Grocerie.
were purchased ander his owninspection so tina
the buyer can rely upon getting such as are o
good quality. The following leading articles
together with nearly every thing in the Grocer,
and Drug line, may be obtained ut his store -
GROCERIES.
Lnaf, white Havana aud brown sugars,
Mlracaiba, Rio and Lagua,ra Coffee,
Golden 5. rap, Sugar house aud Or'can.
Malasses,
Imperial, Gnnpowder, Y. II. aud Dacl
Teas,
Western Reserve Cheese,
-n.niac brandy. Port, Madeira, Sweet
Mla.a and CiarcI Wine,
Jamaica Rum aud Whiskcy, Cor medca
purposes, Cider vinegar,
Ground Alum, Liverpool aud Kanawh.
Salt,
Gnnpowdcr, Shot and Lead,
Alspicc, black and Cayenne pepper,
Ginger. rimnainon, cloves, nutinegs, Sc
CASTLE, Shaving and bar Soap,
Star aud Tallnw candles, Rec,
Tar, Resin, Red aud White Chalk,
Linsccd, Lard, Castor aud Sweet Oils,
FRUITS.
Raisins, Figs, Frunes, Currants, lama
rinds, Ci,r"n aud Dates,
Dried Apples and Pcachcs,-Whi,,
Beans, Nc.
Nuts, S,di Shellcd Almonds, Madeira
Mats, Cream Nuts, Filbcr,s, Sc.
ALL KINDS OF TOBACCO.
Rcgalia, Principe and other kinds "f Sc.
gars. Maccnho., kappcc and Scotch Snu.is,
Candies Of all kinds,
Butter. Soda and dyspepsia Crackers.
Buckets. Cordage, Broun,s, Stone Ware,
Brushes. Tubs, Wire Selves. &c.
MEDICINES. PAINTS, &C.
Eng. Caimnci, Qnininc, Peruvian Bark,
Blue Pill Mass, Il. Canpl,or, q. Myrrh,
q. AI"cs, q. Opium. q. Arabic.
EI,snm, Glauhcr aud Rochelle Salts,
Tnrtaric Acid, Sub. Carh. Soda,
Tartar E,ne,ic, Ipecsc, Jslap,
Rhnbarb, Sulphur, Cream Tartar,
Al. aud Am. CAYENNE, B,ybcrry,
Composition, l."bcln herb and seed,
Grid. lleml"ck, Poplar, Wild Cherry and
Sass,fras Barks,
Liqnorice, SWs. Nitro, Snlph Ether,
Chamomilc Flowers, SIENNA, &c. &c.
Sarsaparlla Syrup,
Cievclnnd's Aguc Drops and Pills,
Mnflais aud Branlreihs Pills.
Javncs. Pur,crs, Smiths, Lees aud Bon
nccll's Pills,
Wisiar's B,lsam of Wild Cherry.
Ven Red. SIP. Brown, Lamp Blk,
Chrume Yellow and Green, Whiting.
Prnssian Blue, Liiharge, Vc,digris, sc.
Castor, Sweet and Linsecd Oils.
Spis. Turpcn,inc, Meats Foot Oil,
Lo.wood, Fustic, Madden, Indigo,
Ext Lngw"od. Alum, Cnpperas,
Blue Viirinl, Glue, Putty. Whiting. IEc.
Together with general assortment oil Paint
and Narnish Brushes, Sash Tools, Wall brushes,
{. II. Pencils, Fitchcs, Cloth. Hair and Tooth
Brushes. Superior WINES and BRANDY for Me
dcna uses only, always on hand BIS.
Davenport, November 10Th, 1886.
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ment in the State. These bedsiraas are the
pest kind n,rdc in the ni,ed -'ia,rs. md are
proof agans, bed bugs Frees 300, 30, j 90,
40, NC.
CABINET U.lRC
or q" kinds and descriptions, manufactured
and sold at small profit. Tables from do 10
500: Bureaus, Worh-slands, Sc constantly on
hand. t.SO
Two horsl wagons and bu-yi,s, with pipe
boxs and nuts Tor sale.
Mr.. a. RENfao will attend 10 business for me
at Camden, Ill.
All kinds Ut Country Produce received in pay
mcnl for work at tah prices
SHOP, opposite n. & Fnlton's Store, corner
OF Rock Island aud Second streets
:. Z. JENNEY.
Davenport, Iu'y 18th 1917
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

"llYSlCIANS and families favorable
to the Botanic System Of Mec icine,
csn be supplied with almost every article
used in their practice. Bavberry. AZ md
Am. Cayenne, lcmlock Bark, Compos'
ton, Ncrvine, No. q. Boncsct, G. Myrrh
Gold Thread, Golden Seal, &c.
i. SANFORD.
Davenport, July %, 1915.
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THE LAST CALL.

Ill persons knowing themselves in.
- debfed TO Us either by Note O, Cook oc.
count, and do not settle the same by the frs, "A
u March next, will have their notes and mr..
counts placed in the hands Of an Officer for coI.
iee,'on. VIC hope all persons indebted 10 us
VIII come forward and pay up and save them
BURROWS e. PRETTYMAN.
Davenport January %, l8i7.
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ALSO. GROCERIES.

Sugar, coffee, Y. II. Tea, frs, rate mr.
'lcle, pepper, spices, soap, buckets, tubs,
,os'acco. Oails, glass. apples and peaches,
r"sin and currants, 5. II. aud N. q. mulas.
scs, s'lrra,ns, ginger, starch, candles, ci-
der vinegar. cotton yarn, powder, shot and
lead, salt, SC. &c.
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DRY GOODS.

Cotton Yarns. Calicocs. Shrc,ings, Shirt.
ings, White, Red and Caution FianmcIS,
Linscys, 5. +. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Sl:iinetts, Plain aud Checked Ky. aud
Cotton jeans, B.uc and other Drillings
Gloves, Craya,s, Pnck. ll'kcrchieis, Spoo
and Pat. Threads, Hats, 3 nnets, Stock.
iurs, Socks. &c. &c.