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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

IoSeREss'--onc Inconvenience attending
the condensed reports of the telegraph, from
"h'eh we are obliged to make Up our alb.
s'rac' Oh congressional proceedings is, that
'hey never g'vei items Of local interest. We
ma the following among the proceedings of
Dec. lS.h
~ Mr.: Wentworth: An &C, granting
lands to aid in the CONSTRUCTION Of ,6e Gem.
trail railroad, the rcrre iIau,e md s, Jnn;s
railroad, and the Northern Cross railroad in
the state of Illinois. ' 0''' ~
Also, a Bill to grant the right of way and
Of prc-emPtion to all nilroad. Which, m "
be constructed over the pnblic lands ''
Also, a bill for an additional district Of
the United States courts IL the state of ilG.
nois. " M
Also, bin TO establish n marine b,s,;;o,
ut Chicago. "O'l'"'
Aso, bills for the improvement of certain
haIbors and rivers. ""'
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/ THyasrAY, Pee. -.
/ la the Senate, Slnlry petitions and mem,
B c..alS were presented and referred.
/ The Vice President was authorized. by
mo.ton, to appoint a Reglhtiu the Smi,Aso-
man Institution, in place Of Gov. Cass !e-
signed.
\ resolution. introduced some days since,
by Reyerdy Johnson, calling on the Score
tary Of War for official iuiorua.icua d TO the
number ltro0TS, both regulars and voluu-
teerS, who have died from disease, dur
iHg the Mexican war, was taken Up and
passed.
The bill for tie purchase orihe Madison
papers, was taken up aud lass,d-ytas -,
nays IL.
Mr.. Cass, Chairman ofihe Committee on
Military Affairs, moved that the Senate
should take up the bill providing for raising
aud eqVipping ten new regiments Of troops
tor the regular army as asked for by the
l.C>'UyUt.
Mr.. Calhoun desired, he said. more time
Tor consideration, before voting upon this
question.
Messcrs. Clayton and Barrcn also oppos-
cd further action upon this IL! for tie PIE.
sent time.
Tie bill was then passed over, and the
Senate went into executive session for the
remainder of tie day.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr. c..
W. Jones offered 4 resolution calling upon
the Postmaster General for information.
The Speaker decided this resolution IL be
ont Of order, but at . subsequent period Of
the day it was taken up and adopted.
Several petitions were presented from ci-
tizons of Philadelphia, praying that por-
ton Of the proceeds Of the public lands
should be set apart for the purpose of the
gradual extinction Of slavery in TIE United
States.
y motion was made TO refer these petit
lions 10 the Committee on Territories but
il was lost.
II wa, then moved that the petition be
laid on the table. And On this molten the
yeas and nays were demanded, and stood
yeas e6, nays 20.
Other petitions were presented, and sun.
dry bills reported from respective commit
tees.
Mr.. Schench moved thatthc House ad-
joum to Monday. but it did not prevail.
Nj. Goggin offered a resolution rrcviGirg
for the transportation of the mail between
Washington City aud Richmond. Va. Va.
rous conflicting motion, follow cd, aud much
confusion prevailed. Mr.. Bolts gave his
tory Of the case, ia relation To this mail
route, and handled the Postmaster General
very severely.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

Snaic-Thc following nominations were
communicated by the President TO lie SEN
ate. for their approval, viz ex-Speak er
Davis, Of Indiana, to be Minister to China,
rice Nj, Everett, deceased; John Rowan,
pies, rice Col. Polk, resigned; Ir. Niles, Of
Baltimore, formerly Secretary Of Legation
to Paris, 10 be Charge d'Aiiairs to Sardinia,
uicc II. Wickhlie, resigned.
The Senate resumed the orders &C the day,
being the bill for the purchase Of the Madi-
SON papers. The bill was read third time
aud passed. Yeas -, nays -.
\ resolution calling upon the Secretary
OF War TO report the number of truopS now
in the service Of the United States army, thc
number dead, discharged, Sc, g., came up
for consideration, and was agreed to.
After few words explanatory by Gen.
CaSS. it was moved TO take up the bill for
raising additional troops. An interesting
debate, of considerable length ensuud, III
which McsSr,. Calhoun, Dcricn, Hale and
Mangum, opposed the passage Of the bill,
McsSrs. CaSS and Allen defended il. when
the debate was ended, the yeas and NAYS
were ordered. and stood as follows: yeas
10, nays 10. The Vice President gave the
casting vote in the Affirmative. aud the bi
was made the order OF the day for Monday
The Senate then wentinio Executive sps-
sion, and after some time spent therein, adj
iourned.
House Of RcprGea'dtirs"-Amoug many
petitions presented was one fron the citizen,
of philadelphia against slavery. Laid on
The table.
Mr.. Goggin presented o bill compelling
the Postmaster General 10 restore the South.
ern Mail, from Baltimore 10 Richmond, Sc.
TO the old, or railroad route. This gave rise
TO long and warm debate, which continued
until late hour. when the house adjourned
over until Monday without any action OF
the bill.
.... MONDAY, Jan. 4.
Scnate.--A bill providing for the clothing
OF Volunteers was read q third time and
passed. -,- bfi.s ..-..,t LIT.
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by Telegraph Tor the 81. Loui, Union.
ARRIVAL OF fIzi:

nE Telegraph Tor the II. Louis Union.
ARRIVAL OF rIIE UALErGNiA.
L0uisrilt, Jan. 3.
The Caledonia has arrived at Boston
bringing dates lrot, Liverpool 10 the 18th Of
Dec.
American four in bond, - TO Jos foI
Wrs,orn canal; rs per bbl, New Orleans.
White wheat :, ca 10 IS Cdpos l0lJs.
Com, - 10 ;5> od per or.
Bread->tuCS VIII be materially affected
by The rcsUuiI ton the sliding scale Of du-
HtS III march mex, OF which notice has been
S!Vcuby government.
The provision market was much G,prCSS-
IS; Pork had declined, with large sales,
Hess, 5lS to Gl,; Lard better. free. rs to
Dts, barrels and kegs. Sliding scale of tu-
ties 10 take ciltc; uu the first ol l!ai CHI
hu'y on whoa; Will o,cilhte iom Is to los
per qr; upon -four, = 10 Is 6d to- Is per hhl.
adjusting itself tc the rise and fall of the
markets. Indian corn, ROW Tree. will be
>ulJcttto duty Of Is per Or; meal cd pr.lb.
The British parliament had been piinci.
pd..y occupied since the opening OF the sea-
sion, with tie affairs If ireland.
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Thirt;eth Congress,
NrrNrsrAy, Dec. %.

WrpNrsrAy, Dec. -.
+, SeDdic-Thc Vice President presenie'ir re-
! ports iromtls Treasury department relative
10 overlooked lands in Arkansas, aud sur
, NcyS in the vicinity OF Sauli Saint MART.
/ Mr. Ashley presented bill 10 establish a
! permanent and general pfe-omrton system
for the benefit Of actual settlers. Read
I twice.
Mr.. Ca,s, for tie Military Committee,
called up tie bills TO provide icr the iufthor
+ prosecution Of The war with Mexico, aud 20
provide clothing for the NulUu,yor>. Both
/ passed FIRST reading.
/ MIR. Wc,ico,: called up the bill to provide
additional clerks in the latpn; Ohcc. NUG"
once.
Several memorials and petitions Were
presented acajnS, the farther prosecution ct
thcwar by McsSrS. Sturgeon, Dix and Dick
!uSnn.
Mr.. Atherton, Chairman uf the Commit
tee on Finance, reported a biz lrcu the
House, without amendment, providing ap-
preparations for thU subsistence departments,
equal 10 near four million Of dollars. The
OH, on motion. was taken up, ordered 10 a
ih'" reading, and was passed by UNANIMOUS
consent.
On motion of Mr.. Crincricu, the Senate
proceeded 10 the consideration Of the hll TO
purchase the Madison papers. /. was read
third time. The yeas and nays we've or
drred on the question Of its passage, when
Mr.. Butler requested its postponcmCnt I'LL
tomorrow. He desired more time 10 exam
inc the bill. liiorccd now 70 vote he would
vote against it. He desired TO p0y Mrs.
Madison for the papers. but could not ap-
prove the exact form ul the BILL Debate
eHSucd between McsSrS. CrIttcudcu, Butler,
Ecrg.Vn, WcStcott and Badger. Finally il
was postponed by consent Of Mr.. CI'tcnJcn.
y message was received from the House
the death "a Mr.. Bradley. for
mer representative ot Michigan. Mir Felch
pronounced an eloquent culogy, and offered F..
the customary resolutions, which passed I
Adjourned.
HJUsc ot RcgrwcHtFiir@.-Th Journal
having beenrcad, Mr.. Stewart Of Michigan,
the death Of lis predecessors I
| Ion. Edward Bradley, who was elected III
the fall of 10 q member of the present Con-
srcsS, from the second district in Michigan.
In the spring Of II Mr.. Bradley was attack
d by pulmonary affection, AMI in July he
eft home in pursuit Of health and eminent
medical advice. lie arrived at New York
With the intention Of taking his seat ia the
louise before returning To- Michigan, but
lied in New York on the 9TH Of August.
VIZ. Stewart having offered the Customary
eNolutons, they were adopted unanimously,
M The House adjourned.
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Sons OF venincrnucc.

u WE NrgGI,r """'irSs ri ,r,a~s D,y,-icr
4 No. . are held in the Nasunic Hall ever,
Saturday evening at ociock. Brethren visit
rS our place arcre sp,rltully n,i,odtu Twill
Us. by order THE DIVISION.
G., l. TtOJpSON r =
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iIninistlu.or's sn,c'

y virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Cour, of
la sale County, ia the state of Illinois,
VA be sold, hy ~ under the directions cf tho
subscriber, administrator of The ,slatc OF Fdwarl
hrNrF, deed, on thu 1t day OF Mach. 1858 At
i o'clock NJ, at The door of The court hous, in
UUa"a-e hall quarter Of 81, cion , IN T. %
a. u pUt luis No.2 and 3 section o "a 4. 80
/" euniainir Z each 10 acres,
Terms aud cOudiHcn Of ,alr made known on
me day ct sale. \. VI ALyE.DsE, iig!r..
Jsngary q 1873.
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Tnr RESroNsE..-1ho Columbus State
Journal, the leading whis paperin Ohio. in
its response to Mr. Clay's pronunciamen,o.
remarks as follows. The Journal goes for
Corwin:
she cannot be President, because the
people will not elect him. He is not the
mani for Young ImcricG. lTcisiu,hc SHADE
OF that ligh, of glorious freedom, which ha.
dawned upon this people and this ace. He
does not belong TO the new generation. He
belongs TO the "par,y Of recurrence TO the
past" and not 10 the ''patty Of progress
The elections in Ohio. New York and Mass
'athusetts, settled this much as TO the next
Presi,,ncy-no man who is not out aud out
opposed 10 the extension of slavery. or Of
making any territory hereafter 10 be acouir.
ed free territory, can be elected rrcsidcn, o.
these United Statct."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

Hon. Henry Clay arrived at Washington
on the 81 inst, whittier he has gone to at.
tend to o case 10 the supreme court.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

Joseph B!ish was elected constable for
this precinct ." Monday, IN the place Of, Nj.
Beaaprc, resigned. wa s..ls u sa.ss ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

BANK or WoosrrR.- Rumors TO the
prejudice of this bank are in circulation, hut
they are entirely unfoundcd. Atclcgrnphic
despatch, received from Cincinnati, yestcr-
day, states that the bills are taken iinhcsiia.
'inSly by the banks and the brokers Of that
ely erei|lc. ao.sss Glns oei svel ssss.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

For'Jtonc members of the L. s. House of
Representatives have voted for the with
drawal OF our armies from Mexico.
Just the patriotic number who were hang
cd after the fight of Churlhusco. Riley is
at large, and probably would like to head
another company RoteiRc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

ECcK lsLASD AM La SALE RAIL ROAD.
We see 10y 4 noiice in the Princeton Her.
aid that books are 10 be opened a:that place
on the 22i pToNimo TO receive subscriptions
10 the stock Of The a5Uys railroad company.
The company was chartered nj tie las. ses.
sion Of our legislature. The road by the
route proposed, VIII be some 70 miles in
length, and it is thought may he completed
at cost Of $SJ9.0O0 to 81, 100000. 1t will
be the thorougiarc for the trade. of Iowa and
indeed the whole upper Mississippi country
with the east, and it is believed the stock
VII! be profitable. The road, too, is in a d..
rect line with the great western railroad al.
ready built and being built from Buffalo 10
the state line OF Indiana and from that road
to the mouth of Platte river, a stream along
which the great Oregon railroad must run.
Could we get this railroad built TO Rock Is
land, there can be little doubt but that the
immense Iron track that viii inevitably he.
fore many years unite the Atlantic cities
with those Of tic Pacific, VIII run ~ our
doors.
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The wires Of the magnetic telegraph
reached Alton on the 9Th inst, and they are
now only waiting for the battery to COM
mcnce operations. O'Reil!y is putting it
through with his usual energy, and we should
not be surprised If orr citizens should wake
up one morning before long, and find tie
wires stretched over Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-14

LAW RrroRN.-Ihc legislature &c New
York have passed law permitting every
man To practice law who chooses in the
courts Of that state. /, would al'ouu. TO
something iftAe legislature had also sirnpl!-
fed the practice, so that any man could at
once get at lis case, without being obliged
10 enter the court through labyrinth Of ab.
surl techuicali,ieS.
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4 Ai!OEt---lnc rc,llrrl ari,lr. a,
! ia" WHITE < HUN j'rp'.
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NTVH'V II 'VIN HISf., +. M.
Persons CALLING. for isttt.s on the abors isS
wW please mention that Mey are adreiised.
Itco ccnis additional rin be charged AZ
cp ef the aDors letters. taiiS n e'f
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/ ; EMAiNlNG in the Post OC,cc n. OF.
4 = tawa, La Sale county, H., on the Is,
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'"E"'fin WttEh IA 4. ". MA"ttt, rlNLru
~ n'r "tviS ,"TrNuHI.s, ANN. pGur,rE.
Of'gIrg. pgr. 81 fst7
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Scnate.--A bill providing for the clothing
Of Volunteers was read q third time and
passed. NE 81. '.... 49,,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-26

To THE PrELic-Ihc Great Ieaiing Sabre
The wonderful effect OF Connects Pain Extractor
IN removing NIL ain from burns almost instantly
upon lis application, is truly astonishing and did
the public generally know Of It's sanatiye proper
ties, we arc convinced that no person, especially
heads OF families, would allow themselves TO be
single day without il. II has long been n de-
sldern,um with medca! men 10 find n safe and
established remedy Tor burns. one which would
remove inflammation without cuusinp additional
pam and speedily extract the fire. This great
Magical Pain Extractor combines az these prop
critics and many more II prevents Or extrncfs
notification, relieves all pain caused Eybruises.
hlisfercd surfaces, &c. The ignorant assertions
often made that anything said TO have universal
merit must be good for nothing, il best replied 10
by informing the scientific, tina, all the properties
OF Andoync, Astringeni, Ant septic, Nrryine.
Hefpatlc ana halsa'nic, together with many mi
mr. virtues, are herein chemically concentrated
in the mos, powertui degree, which union com.
posing drawing and healing efficacy, controls
desperate cases with such case as 10 give often
the appearance OF u miracle.
Cau.ion-Remembcr this Magical Salye is
sold only genuine in New York, BY Coms,ock
L. Co.
Sold by A. SANDERS, Davenport and by WV.
NORRIS, Rock Island.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-26
NEW GOODS.

II HE Subscriber having received his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
isprepnred to supply customers with Goods
a, moderate prices. Tho follow M are
some Of The articles he has on hand =
Dry Goods.
Cotton Yarns. Calicoes. Sbectina., Shirt.
lngs, White, Red and Canton Flsnnels,
linse,s, ;. L. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Sntt'nei.s, Plain and Checked Ky. and
Cotton Jeans, Blue aud other Drilincs.
Gloves. Cravnts, Peck. H'kerchiais, SDool
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Bonnc,s, Stock.
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
Hardware.
Door, chest, cupboard, till, trunk and
psdlocks; spriag and Norfolk Ia,ches, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges,
screws. hay mud manure forks, spades aud
shovcls. table. pen and Jack knives; ham
mcrs, ha'che,s, coffee mills, chains. hoes,
augers, brace bits, smooth aud jack planes,
rnkes, scythcs. snothcs aud stones, pocket.
tuck, Tine and rcdiing combs: curry combs.
and brushcsj an assort,nen, OF hollow. wnre.
PseuSuss SsNOis M NJ.
Groceries.
Loaf and N. q. Sugars, superior tea.
chocolate, coffee, molasscs, rice, Goldfish.
salt, vinegar, salern.us, spice, pepper, mus.
tard, nu,mcgs, mace, cilron, ralsins, cur.
rants, figs, almonds, cream nuts, iilherts, To.
bncco in plugs and papers. Macnbn aud
Scotch snutis, Undcrwood's Lemon Syrup,
starch. soap. candles; plates, bowls, print.
cd aud common teas. pitchers. &c. &c.
Drugs and MrdirintI
Tinctnrcs. Essential Oils, Essences,
Qninine, Peruvian Bark, Alcrcurisl-,
Barks, Roots ard Herbs, oil oil kinds,
Mortnrs, Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars, Bottles aud Window Glass; Castor.
Lnrd, Olive, Sweet, Fish and I.inseed
Oils, Turpen,inc, varnish, White, Red nd
Blk. Leads. W,ha general assortment Of
Oil md Water Colors, Smalt,
Gold Leaf and Bronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments,
Trusscs. Aso, an assortment, Of pure and
genuine Patent Medicines, such as Fahc-
ncstock's Vermlugc, Cough Bnlsam. Bill
lous Pills, Carninativc Lozcngcs, (tor Sum
mcr Complaints Eye Water; sloIIats Pills
md Bit'ers; Shernan's Lounges, and Poor
Mans Plaster, McAlister's All.iiealing
Ointment, Genuine Wistar's Balsan,,
Cologne, Soda aud Seidliz Powders,
Nerve l. Bone Lnimcnt, Opodeldoc, &c.
Also, Cordage, Chalk aud Garden Lines,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
R"sin, Oakum, Nails, Glass, Putty, &c.
Al.SO,-School Books, Blank Books,
Memorandnms, Cap, Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper, Blk. and Blue Inks aud Stands,
Qnilla, Steel Pens, Sla,es md Pencils
which he will barter lor Wheat, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Beeswax, FIaxsced, &c.
c. LESLIE.
Davenport, Oct. llth, lSiS.
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LAND FOR SALE.


NOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF first
- quality Prairie Land, all in one body, 10,
sale at bargain or will he sold in 30, 40 or 80
acre lots 10 suit purchasers. This tract OF land
- situated on Duck Creek, Immediately in the
rear oil the flourshing town OF Davenport, and
VIII IN few years be valuable property 10 Law
out ~ TWO or four acre out lots for vegetable gar.
dens and country seats; and when we see the
RAPID strides that Davenport is taking towards
the prairie we might not be out Of The way in
predicting that these 400 Acres will be wanted 10
ay out in town Lots within ten years, rs il is near
the rlvcr and occupies the full length of Dayer.
por, IN the rearlnying one mile and hall length
there are LOO acres broke and "a miles Of good
fences up. two tencncnts, Il good well of water.
several valuable springs ana watcrcd by Duck
Creek the whole length. Persons wishing to se-
cure 10 themselves or families certain fortune
witl'ouiany risk and with but a small outlay. will
apply at the .Tlna Mills 10 "A C. FULTON
Timber Land on big Island for sale-also
three small iencments in the town Of Dayenport
Tor sale-alsoa large store and dwelling on Sec
ond Street for sale on time.
Apply 10 &C FULTON
Davenport. October 9Th lfIa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-26

Tnr MARCH OF Mirr.-Thc rapidity and velo.
city OF startling facts reyealed TO man, when his
appeals are earnestly made TO nature, are such,
that incrcduliy is no longer n virtue. We are
no longer surprised 10 see announced the accom-
plishment Of any apparent mpossihIiiy. Mind
can hardly be said 10 march-in sthese latter
days Il runs. il flies, il riiis, and the thing is
accomplished. Among the many other revela-
,ions Of nature, is DR. VI MARTENS Ncver-iail-
ing Worm destroying Medicines discovery
which may be made instrumental in saving the
lives Of thousands and tens OF thousands Of the
human family, Could there be u more t,imnnc
and useful discovery! multiply and replenish
the earth, is n command from our Creator. And
how can this command be kept without paying
strict attention to the helpless infant and the
budding youth. DR. MARTENS medicine never
iaisto destroy Worms, expcl them from the boz
dy-and restore the system to health and vigor,
but are equally good for Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough, Measles and NIL the diseases
that children arc subject to. They are perfect
~ harmless in their effects and never debilita,c.
trails MI that Is required TO recommend them.
Ereiangr paper.
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NEW GOODS.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, ETC.

liz subscriber has just returned from
- 81. Louis with n full supply Of all
articles usually found in his line Of bust.
ness, which he has selected with care and
is prepared To sell upon very reasonable
terms. Those desiring to purchase are re-
qncstcd 10 give him call His stock en-
braces the following, among other articles.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
uums Arabic, opium, shellac, nlocs, assa-
fuiIdn, myrrh, irngacanih,
Senegal, guiac, gambogc, cnmphor, &c.
Roots L'qaoricc, rhubarb, la!ap, osris, Viz
gina md seneca snake. sarsaparills,
ginger. gcnliaI, spigclia, &c.
jarks Peruvian, cinnamon. sassafras. elm.
baybcrry, hc,nlock, &c.
Seed nnsr, corlandcr, lcnucl, lobelia, card
nmom, &c.
Salts EPSON, G'auber, soda, rochelle, nitro,
nmnonIac. &c.
Acids sulphuric, nitric, tartaric muriotic.
bcnzoic, nc.
Essences aud essential oils, tinc:urcs, syr.
| ups, uin,mcnts. &c.
CASTLE. soda, shaving, toilet and fancy
soaps.
Cnlomel, Quininc, S. G. Soda, CAYENNE.
cream tartar, sugar lead, cnrb. ammonia
md Magnesla, balls. cnpaivn, Burgundy
pitch, sulphur, Soma, mannn; etc. etc.
Paints, Oils md varnishes
Red, white and black lend, chrome vel
low aud green, Prnssian blue, lamp black,
'nlarge, sp. brown, Ven. red, yellow
ochrc, whiting, &c.
Llnseed, lard, Iau,p, fish, castor and
sweet oils, spis. tnrpentinc, alcohol. &c.
Nos and :, Copul and japan varnish:
cs, sand paper.
Dye stnils. all kinds.
Fancy Articles, Perfamery, Brushes, &c.
Cologne, rosewater, hair oils, eye water.
fish hooks and lines, letter and cap PAPER.
quilts, steel pens, envelopes, wafers and
wafer notices. extracts for hdkfs pomsdes.
satchets. pocket books, pcnknives, lead
pencils, states, pins, needles, hooks and
eyes, purses, violin strings, combs, bears oil.
snnd boxes and sand, inkstands. sh.v;.r
boxes and brushes, tooth, hair, cloth. paint,
white wnsh, shoe aud scrub brushes. Sc
Together with q general assoylrens ~
patent medicines.
GROCERIES.
SonP, candles, teas, loaf sugar, Starch.
pepper, nl-p'ce, nutmegs, msce, ginger.
chocolate, cocoon, sal eratus, mustard g..
b"cco and segars, snufIs, raisins, curresee.
cundics, &c.
A. SANDERS.
davenport, Oct. 10Th, l640.