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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04

RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD Co
The books are to be opened for stock ON the
18th of JAN 1t appears form the Rutland Herald
that there is a question as to the route and west
ern termination of the proposed road
PUBLIC LASDs-Upwards of five millions Of
acres of public lands in Wisconsin, Florida, &c
are advertised to be sold by Government in Janu-
airy and February.
JUDGE McLEAN-There is an impression that
Judge Mclean will be taken up as the Wing
nominee for the Presidency. If so, the Wings
will have very powerful candidate IN the held'
There is no man who occupies higher ground
He has kept himself free from all ultraism, has
held himself aloof from all party squabbles-ln
his moral and intellectual qualities he stands pre-
eminent. He is therefore candidate whose NOM
inaton would strike terror into the ranks OF the
Democratic party.-Ciul. Herald.
Political AND DIPLOMATIc-The n. York
Herald SAYS the friends of MIR. Van Buren, from
n. York, will 90 strong for him in the Convention
for the nomination of the next President; and the
same journal understands from an authentic and
reliable source, that there is every probability OF
an ambassador of the highest rank being sent from
this country TO the Court of Rome, instead OF an
inferior mission was at first proposed, and that
Chief Justice fancy may be the Ambassador,
with an outfit of nine thousand dollars, ayear,
provided he accepted the appointment.
THE ARRESTS IN MExIco.-Letters received
at New Orleans from Mexico state that the ar
rests ordered by General Scott were in conse-
quence of the disobedience of orders by General
Worth, or by Worth and Pillow conformity during
the late battles before the city of Mexico. Worth
was ordered to operate upon certain point at
night, and to surprise the Mexican garrison and
take the enemy prisoners. This, however, he did
not. He waited until the next morning. By this
the Mcxicans, apprised of the design Of the Amer
lean commander, prepared for a stout resistance
The conflict ensued, and the brigade led by Gen.
Worth lost eight hundred men! The action was
the disasterous and fruitless attack upon Molino
del Rcy.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04

The steamship Hibernia, arrived Friday
at about o'clock, in 20 l-2 daysfrom
Liverpool.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1848-01-04

RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD Co
The books are to be opened for stock ON the
llth of Jan. 1t appears form the Rutland Herald,
that there is question as to the route and west
ern termination of the proposed road.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT ny rnr IlorsE
or REPRESENTATIVE constitution
Of the United States provides mode Of
electing President md Vice President in
cnses where the people inil 10 make n choice
The constitutional provision, TART. ~ Of
nmcndments.) after directing that the votes
Of the electoral colleges in the various
States shall he transmitted To the President
ofihc Senate, to he opened bv him and
counted in the presence Of the Senate md
House Of Representatives. declares that,
IN caecs where no candidate has tho ma.
lority Of tho whole number of electors.
''then, from the persons having the hiehes,
number. not exceeding three, the House Of
Representatives shall choosc Immediately,
by ballot, President"
In conducting the election of President
BY the House, each State il entitled 10 one
vote, which is cast by such Representative
rs the majority Of tho members from the
State NAV agree upon. in oil elections Of
Presidents by the House, majority Of all
the States arc necessary tn n choice; and
If the House, Gail 10 elect President
before the 4th day Of March next following,
then the Vice President is to act rs Presi-
dent, NJ in the casc Of the death Of the
President. 1fthere be no choice Of Vice
President BY the People. that officer is re-
quired 10 he chosen by the members IF the
SENATE from the two highest candidates 90
the list.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24
CutanconS Affections, Xalt Ghrnn,,

Sores upon the lace. and MI erupi'on- and dis.
eases arising from mn impure state oi the blood,
may be- cured hv the use oi Comstock's Sarsapa-
rilla, al the triling cost o 30 cents per bottle or
- per dozen. There is no Extract ai Slrsapa-
ria which can equal this il is more highly com
cen'ra'ed than any other preparation. II j. n
powerful Alternative 10 the system. espelling from
the blood aHlis unhealthy PARTICLES and morbid
hnmors; II gives tone 10 the stomach and
strength 10 the bowels promotes digestion, and
never leaves the bowels IN a costiyo state.
Constock Il Go. 60 Second street, st Louis,
Mo-, sole praprieiors.
Sold by a. SANDERS, Davenport, and by WV.
Norris, Rock Island.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

Extrac, oil a letter written nj
DrSyvILLK, Grand River. T.. w., April -, 1916
Ny wife Inns been afflicted for nun Ter OF
wears with general dropsy; about a wear past il
increased 10 an alarming state, ~ mach tina, her
limbs at times have swollen To one-thlrs. over The
natural size. The disease continued Ia reduce
her in strength. After trying many kinds of
medicine, came To the concuslon that her ease
was quite hopeless. When your Vegetable
l.l.hontriptic Mixture was r, commended | con.
cluded that would try once more, aud by so
doing found j. successful in curing. After Using
two large and one small battle she believes her
self entirely cured. give YOU this Testimony
hoping that il NAV prove benefit 70 those ~ho
be afflicted with the same disease. that thcy fn,y
try it and find rcet--and I also wish 10 express
my gratitude To DIR Vaughn the Inventor ii This
medicine. JAgIus Cock
This letter was handed to the Agrn, for the
sale of this Great Remedy in DnnnviI.c. Canada
West. Reader 90 10 the Agent in the place, nsll
for pamrhle. concerning G e vaughn's Vcget-
able Lthonirptic Mixture.
\ SANDERS, Davenport, } -.
w T. NORRIS, Rock Eiaad. s's''''.
JB Farm AN. TrareLiny .jacuI
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To Indies aud Gentlemen who arc aniouS
TO Preserve and Deautify the Hair.

The Balm ut Columbia, the iavor,tc article Tor
restoring the Hair, has now been in nsc tor ,he
last fifteen Years and is daily gaining in popular.
ity. Hundreds and thousands OF persons who
were bald and losing their hair, have had it re-
stored BY the use Of this Balm; in fact no case
has come TO our knowledge of any person using
II without being charmed with its effect. 1t moi
only promotes new growth OF hair, but cilcrtu-
ally restores II in bald places, frees the head from
dsnlruif and prevents irritation. to which some
persons are peculiarly liable. No I.ady's toilet
should ever be made without IT,
Prepared aud sold by Comstock e. Co, 81
Courtlandt street, New York.
Sold BY a. SANDERS, Davenport and ~ WV
NORRIS, Rock Island
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

PoLrrrcAL BEr-A correspondent of,hc
New York Herald. writes that Mr.. Bolts
has offered to bet n thousand dollars TINT
neither Gen. TAYLOR nor Ten. Cass will he
elected President by tho people, and tia,
tho election must como into the House,
Further, that the House will not make n
choice; ard further still that Gen. Butler
will be tho next President of the United
States through tho provisions Of the Con.
stltution for the exiscncics that nrc likely
10 arise.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24
STAMPEDE AMONG THE NEGROES.

- AMI EDC aMONu Tx NE6hOisS.
We cory the following from the LcAne.
Ton (ks.) Atlas. of Tuesday last:
The city, yesterday morning. was filled
with ruinors and excitement On account 81
concoctcd aud wel-laid scheme for a
wholesale absconding Of the negroes in this
vicinity. Rumor states that the number
ascer,ained to have left this neighborhood
on Saturday night, is between fifty aud
eighty. We have no certain information
us to the precise number missing. but We
know al least thirty who are certainly gone.
They left by tho way Of the Russell road.
in northern direction. 1t is supposed
TINT they have been persuaded of by. and
are under the care OF the Aboli,ionsts.-
One owner stntcs that ihoy were seen 90.
ing down the Versailles road. firing pistols.
whooping and singing songs and di',cs.-
There is no doubt but that white men have
Ind hand in this matter. Five thousand
dollars reward has been offered bv the
owners Of the runaways, for their nppre.
hcnsion.
Since writing the above. VIC learn that
il has been asccrtained TINT sixtv.six slaves
have been missing. We learn that sever
nj have ran away from Woodiord and Frank.
lin. We also learn by ,elccraphic dcs.
patch. iln, good many escaped from the
counties Of Bourbon and Mason, on Satur-
dny night. We never heard Of such whole
sale running of Of negroes before. Il is
all the work oil tho AboIiiionists.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

OiL OF TaNSis.--for restoring, improving.
and strengthening Leather in any form Or ior
any use. The wonderful success ot this article
has induced the proprietor To reduce the price Of
1T. and and it is now the cheapest and hes, prep
nra'toa now in use: i, reduces the wear oi leath-
er 80 per cent. and keeps harness in good cond-
ton, giving them a,watsa black fresh appear
ance The only genuine article is IL be had of
our agents IN the country.
Colnstock & Go, 60 Second street, S, Louis,
Missouri, sole proprIetofs.
Sold hv 4. SANDERS, Davenport aud by Wm.
NORRIS. Rock Island
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- nous medicine is now offered 10 the citizens
OF Il Louis aud surrounding country ns a safe
and certain cure f.r Fcrer and .4ge Chill Frer,
hte,mihent Fcrers and all Bilious d,~ascs incl
dent 10 the West. Ii is also an excellent remedy
TOR Lirer Complaint and .1gm Cake or Enlarge
mem Of The Spleen. The great popularity of ihi:
remedy Is ewing to its superior medical virtues,
ns the agents employed are OF the most potent
and efidient kind known IN Mat, rim Medica
The Indian Choiagogr is entirely Vegetable il
its ingredients aud perfectly harmless in all its
qualities and is universally acknowledged Ia be
the most agreeable and efieciunl CURATIVE Of Fe-
yer and Agnc and Billions Complaints known 10
The civilized world. tits always safe and always
etlcctual. Give IL trlcl.
G5-Price 81 % per Bottle.
Prepared in New York by DR. Fcuchiwangcr
For sale hv DIR Eastc,iy, South East corner Of
Third and Chesnu, streets, st Louis, Mo-, a gent
for the West
dSJ-For sale BY 4 sAN,rrs. Druggist, Accn,
Tor Davenport, lowe. Aug Il
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READ! READ. DR. M'Lanc's Ncrmiiuge Tor cx.
pelIng wogas.--As,onishng Cure!
Feeling II 10 be duty due to NV fellow be-
lngs, | lay before them fac, which took place
not long since. Las, fall ! called on Mcssrs Nv
ro.d Il Co. ct Wlllams,own, ". Y. for some
Worm medicine, and they recommended DR. NJ
Lane Ncrmtuge, or Worm specific. took a
bottle home and gave a dose to child ahont six
years old, and 10 my great asionishmrrt /,
brought away 50 worms. ! soon after gave nm
other dose 10 the same child, which brought
away about 30 more, making some 30 worms
IN about IL hours. have gwen 10 other oi my
children very eiirc,ualy, and can chrerinlly
recommend il 10 all. JAruEr & ALLEN.
Amboy. July 28t!,. iGi1'
CE.y-For sale bv DR. T. EASTERLY. South
East Corner of Third and Chesnut streets, ST
Louis, Nc. Wholesale Agents tor the Western
States.
OF" Also for sale by a SANDERS, Druggist,
Agent for Davenport.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

The SICILY SEASON is now approaching and II
YOU would ward off disease, and avoid beng con-
fined 70 your bed FOR single day during the sea-
son, lose no time in procuring a supply Of Dr
Bragg's Iridium Queen Tegctabie Sugar Coated
lfAs, and procure also. DIR Bragg's Pamphlet.
which any agent will furnish YOU and try Tor
once to dispense with caomcl, arsenic and anti
mony. Do this, and let The result be known,
and your neighbors will follow your example,
with profit.
See DR. Bragg's advertisement in another col
umu.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

well, stranger, where arc YOU from?'
said lnndlady Of Arkansas To her guest.
WHY, mndam. am now from Baltimore,
Mar, land, but was born and brought up
III MASSACHUSETTS,, near Boston, said the
gentleman. 'Aini TINT where the Yankees
live! Law me! you arc the very man
have been looking after this long time: my
clock is out Of FIR calculated the old lady
in ccstacics OF joy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE--On the 18th inst,
nj Louisville, the extensive bagying facto.
.ry OF Clifton, Atkinson H. Co. took fire
and was consumed. Loss estimated al
$4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

PRETTY FArR.-Judge Thomas, of Wor.
cestcr. Mass, being unable 10 attend the
citizens celebration ut F'i,chburg. ms an in
vlied guest, sent the following toast:
The only folcrable form of !Slarcry.-
That where one woman holds captive one
man-in which the victim not only hugs
his chnin but the little tyrant that rivets il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

DERSONS wishing 10 redeem tho f'l-
- lowing tracts Of land and town lots will
please attend to il without delay. Part OF n w
II section II, township 20, range east.
Lot !, block 5, Parkhurst
W + Or sec &, town 70, range East.
WAN " ar sec Z, town %, range 4 East
w OF w ar sec q, town 80, range Fast.
Aug 10th, 1915. A c FULTON.
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Dr.. upham's Vegetable Elertuary, or ln!ctna
Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant,


Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant.
10000 Cases Cured IN The past year.
HIS Medicine 10 war; anied TO cure all
- cases of piles, either bleeding or blind, in-
! 'crnal or external and NIL inhammntory diseases
found IN conjunction with the ples--such as
Chronir DyStntery, Weakness and Inilamlna.
lion Of the Spine.
falling Of The boreis, ,ron,b, &c, that females purtic-
uiarty are subject 10, under peculiar circumstances:
for mii mnny certificates could be giren Of speedy
eaton, SEVERE AND HABIrrAL CosrIyENrss,
Flow Of blood TO the Head, Dyspepsia, Ulcera-
lions, Fistnlns, Inflammation OF the Stomach,
and speedy cure IN Dt urHAa's ELEcruARy. II
is an internal remedy and cures by its action on
the bowels and blood, the relaxed state OF which
is the cause OF the above named diseases.
uniycfnl COmmendation.
From ever, city, town and village, where DR.
Tphams Vegetable Pile Elcctuary has hech in
froduccd the most gratifying intelligence OF its
effects have been relieved by the Proprietor.
IN hundreds OF instances il has irumphed over
cases which were deemed incurabc
Letter of Capt G W Mclean, late OF the Y s SER
vice, and member OF the Ncw-Jersev Legsla-
ture. RAILWAY. June l6, i8d7.
u have been afflicted for wears with the Pill =
and have tried, without any thing like permanent
benefit almost everything assuming the name of
n remedy. had as u matter Of course, lost all
confidence in medicine. Under this feeling |
wa, iuduced--noi without reluctance, I confess
Ito use 'upham's Flec,uary;' and having used
u Tor about three weeks, according IN the drcc-
lions laid down, find TO INV utter surprise, as
well rs satisfaction, that every symptom Of the
disease has left me- think i, due alike to DIR
upham and myself to make this statement.
q w MCLEAN.
NorrcE.Thc geh,iinc Elc,,nary has the writ
ten signature thus, (O.y-A Upham, NJ. d. The
| hand j. alsc done with pen.
| ON3-Pricc 81 per box.
| 0~~y-For snc BY DR. T. Easteriy, south eas, cor
ner ol Third and Chestnut streets, 81 Louis, Mo.
Sole Agent for the west.
| (r'y-For sale by A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
Tor Davenport. Iowa. aug II.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
(iIE subscriber will sell on Fri

- day, the II, day of September, ut his res
dence AT Centrevllis, o miles north Of Davenport
the following described properry:-
Horses, Wagon and Harness, Cows, Steers and
Young cattle, rauhcr Of Piows, Sled. Ilarro~,
Hogs, franklin Stove; Chairs, Rcdsteadsj Bed
and BEDDING, together with various other kinds
OF Household Furniture. Corn and Potatoes IN
The held by the acre, any quantity oil apple and
peach trees OF three years growth-to be remov-
ed in the faH.
lie VIII also dispose Of his farm, or rem, i, fol
one, two or more wears, together with the house,
barn and ont houses. Possession 10 be given
Immediately. Terms Of sale Cash--aH sums
over S., ten months credit with 10 per cent in.
tercst. SAMUEL SLOPER.
Sale 10 commence nj 10 o'clock.
Cenirevillc. Scott co. Aug Sd, l8i3-41-is
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Upper RIfs0iSotpp(
FURNITURE HN6PoRxUM

HATEFUL Tor past invors the sub
~ scribcr begs leave 10 announce 10 the pub
lie that he has rcplenslicd his Strck and has now
on hand nh assortment OF the best guaiitv OF
FURNITURE, suited Ia the times and country
which he will dispose OF as cheap rs any other
establishment in the West. Tables from s. ~
SO Iedsteads from =, 10 S;2-Siands from s.,
10 S7--Bmcc. from SD 10 So, and many 9TH
or articles which would take TOO much puPer To
enuncraic, made on the shortest notice.
ftJ-.liso. Sand Paper py the ream or gulrc,
Warranted he best article in the West.
Collins made at O hours notice and n ffcarse
will shortly be kept in readiness 10 attend fu
nernls. JOHN fOPE.
Mr.. a Jomncyn,an Chair Maker wanted
Immediately nv the subscriber.
Davenport, July Goth. 1913. a5-iy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-24

In compliance with a petition from the men,
bers OF the bar and Clerk Of the Court, and in
consequences OF the increase oil business, the
next regular term of the Scot, County District
Court is adjourned until the mn Monday IN De-
tober, 1913, at which time n special term will be
held for the trial of all civil and criminal BUSH
ness, and 20 which term pr cess is re,urnaLlc
and YOU arc hereby directed TO summon Grand
and Petit Juy for said adjourned and special
term and give due notice thereof.
Given under my hand at Davenpor, this 18th
day Of August, i8i3.
JAMES GRANT,
Judge Of the Second Judicial District
In conformity to the above, said Court is adj
journed until the time therein mentioned and all
persons concerned are hereby notified thereof.
HARVEY LEONARD, Sheriff.
Scott County, Iowa. sist August, 1916.
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Stated meetings every Hednesiay ereniag in
Mr Fulian's buildings. Friends from The coun-
try are particularly invited To be present
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NOTICE.

oUR improved Farms Of VA.
- ret. subscriptions. Apply to
Ang 81. l3lD. Cook * SAgarsr.
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Aru advertisements.
MOLINE FOUNDRY.
FERGUS & DUroRU.

AVE greatly enlarged the Mo-
- line Foundry and Machine .S,op: have
purchased large Stock OF Pig Metal and An
Mrar'fe Coal; have got up n large addition 10
tier patterns; and are now prepared 10 execute
MILL GEARING,
and JOB Uork nj the shortest notice and for the
loves. cash prices. They can furnish
R7RKER'S PERCUSSION And RE.qC.
TIO.S U.11ER- UIfEELS,
and will sell the Patent Right. They will fur
nish Rose and other wnter-whcels, also, Cranks,
Gudgeons. &c. &c. Tanning Mill Irons COM
plete at 81, 900 per scit.
COOKING 4 HEATING STOVES:
FERGUS g. BUFORD,
Are now fitting mp the Patterns 10 cnst Cook-
ing md Heating Stores. They hope for II share
OF patronage for this new branch { their bus-
ness. All pieces that &c; broken or burnt out
can be replaced.
Orders for nil kinds Of castings ard other
work may be left ut n. d. BuFORD'S Store in
Rock Island.
August oath, 1916. 50-im
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BUFFALO CONVENTION.
BUFFALO, Thursday. Aug. IL


The Committee on Nominations have re
ported with entire nnnnimity in favor 81
Mr.. Van Buren, for President. and the re
port was received with great enthusiasm.
The Convention then proceeded to M
informal ballo, for President. which result.
ed in 20 majority for Mr.. Van Buren,, us
follows:
Martin Van Buren, Of New York, 2ii
John r. Hale OF New Hampshire, Isl
Scattering, IL
Majority fr Mr.. Van Burcn. -
MARTIN VAN BuRES was then unani-
fnously nominated as the Candidate of the
Free Soil Convention for President Of the
United States.
The prominent candidates Cor Vice Pres
idcnt nre Chas. Francis Adams, John Z.
Hale, and joshua X. Giddngs.
s o'clock, =. NJ.
Hon. CnAElrs FRANcIs ADAMS. Of Mas
snchuscits. has Just been nominated as the
Free Soil Candidate for Vice President.
The Convention will soon adjourn.
III o'clock, r. NJ.
A letter from Mr.. Van Blrcn was read in
Convention before he was nominated. re-
guessing the withdrawal Of bis name il me-
cessary 70 produce harmony. Mr.. lIalc-
name is Withdrawn by his friends from the
list ot candidates.
The resolutions adopted at the Convcn.
ton are explicit aud satisfactory To Liberty
men and Wings. The substance Of the
resolutions is--'.na slave territory
more slave Stnies"-.'ihc end Of the lis
trict Colnmbia''--is declared to be no ub-
jcct. "Friends ol Free Sois"--'Frccmcn
Of Public Lands'-"Cheap Postage
SELECTION Of Public Officers under the Gen.
crai Government by the people in all prac-
,ical cascs nre boldly declared" The hes,
possible feeling prevails. Wings, DEMO.
crats, Liberty men, nrc all grasping each
other by the hand. The only difference oI
opinion is between Wings and Liberty
men, which are entitled tn best credit fur
concentrating the union in favor Of Van
Buren,.
Both candidates were nominated bv ac-
clamaiion. The enthusiasm II immense.
Three cheers given for the candidates. three
for Hale and the Liberty parv-,hrce ior
the radical Whigs-threc for Wilmot-thrce
for Preston King--ihrcc dcaicniny wells
for John VIM Buren,. Then n universal
scream for five minutes Er every BODY
Az every body is in BuiiaIo. il is believed
they will vote the ticket made today.
Il is now ii p. NJ. and the Convention
Inns not adjourned. a motion has just been
adopted bv the unanimous vote oi the Con
vention. that John Van Buren, shall thrn~
inside all personal considerations and stump
the Union for the candidates. The cclc
hratcd banner Of Van Barren, painted b,
Harrison. Of the l4ih Ward 1T y@,r city. i.
admired bv tho Indies md gents who I'LL the
Park. Everybody is 81 we'll pleased that
we cannot sny that this Cuns cntion vii.
adjourn till November next.
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THE Subscribers beg leave to
- inform the public that 'l.v haze their
NH ~ full operation Farmers viii Al al iincs
lind Flour and Meal on hand, which We will ex-
change on the following reasonable terms:
For Spring Wheat, from 30 To 81 pounds Of
Superfine Flour: for Fall Wheat, from 30 to 10
pounds, and brshel ct Bran To each b,shel OF
Wheat. a bus. Fl o, Meal for bushel OF Corn.
We have aiso a bolt for bolting Buckwhcat.--
We will give 30 pounds OF Buck wheat Flour for
4 bush,l oil Buckwhcai, or grind aud boil. for ten
cents per busel. We are also prepared to pay
CASH ron WHEAT.
tT-Call Al ,hr BRIcg S,eam Mill.
BURROWS, PRETTY MAN a co.
Davenport, February sd; i".a. Ell
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We cannot resist the inclination 10 give
publicity to the following thrilling ndycn-
ture, which is extracted from letter In n
friend in this CITY. from g. Elei, .Jr. ihc
bold architect Of the Wheeling aud Naga-
IN suspension bridges, which. for feat al
calm, cool daring. we think i, would be dif.
ficult 10 excel Baltimore !uericaa