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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

" ARTETY-Window sash and glass trace
' chains, sieyes whips and lashes, cotton chain
grind stones, coil and cable rope, hoes forks, &c.
come and see M mvi NATTITGERS.
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Ladies +.
Ready Made Clothing

100 Os)n FEET hard wood lumber flrsa.c il
i'''''' lots to suit customers hy &. BURR
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or with YOur Rags.
Spring time has come-Nature is
clothing herself in new and
beautiful garments
follow her cX-
ample!
WOhn s. Mandlebaum,

@AO-i<A ~ AVA GiAAlC III 0lAAi
NEW YORK CLOTHtVG EMPORIUM (
Merit door north Of the Post Office ia Red
d,c's Brick Bjock
TT AVE iust received form New York. ria New
j / Orleans, the heaviest stock of Ready Made
Spring and SHmmer Clothing,
Ever offered at one time, al any store between 81.
Louis and Chicago The stock embraces every mr.
llcle 81 boys and gentemens wear, from a tow linen
overall to twenty-five dollar coat; and made in cv-
cry style now worn in tie eastern 6l southern cities
To partlcuariZe would De utterly mpractlcube
on can have no notion Of the extent aud variety OF
their stock until you cal and examine for yourselves
But we do not hesitate 10 aver, that no man in Qua
w1 or vicinity Is now sXcusahle for wearing mean
clothing when, Tor mere trlt'e, he can get himself
complete new RIG from head to foot, and tit to be
worn by any body.
Objections have been made 10 ready made cloth
r,ron The grounds that they are badly made kohn
& Mnnd'ebaum insure their clothes and are perfect
~ willing to tnhe hacl any article bought Of them
that has proved deficient IN this respect, and refund
tle money priI for it. Then don't be afraid 70 buy
on that account nraO a5-2m
oOO BARRELS If SILT. in good order, for sale
ooU by Dec. ,'l5 Walker q Hirkiins.
.1;O SACkS prime RIO Coffee aI,o, Old Govern
i'V mcnt Java coffee at WAlEtR& IllcEtLNGs.
ITO LET The spacious Ceiidr under tie Ner
York C!0t.'ng Emporium. Apply TO
mayi kony & MASDLrnAuM.
< = Italian ,.olns torsac cl,eapty
90 ape Aoaa & .Handiebmm.
A CHOICE 10, Of excellent Carpet Eaqs for sale
- chcopJy up6 E0nN & MAYpLEg4uN.
Il NIVEs- 1000 dozen superior knives for sale by
N opG koaN & MAynIEsAuM.
rDRUNKS-5t0 crre.en, trunks, 2G0 superior
! valiccs, al various prices, for said cheap by
apo koHY & MANpLE"Auy
TEWELRY. large stock A number Of fine
j ami superior Accogd!ans for sue by
ape koHy & MANpLrpArM
BANANA. Lcahon, Paln.Lcnf, Fur, and SIX
Hats Of The latcs, styles and finest quality for sale
cheap by apo kouN & MAvnLrsAvM.
rAPS to eujt every body in abundance for sale Al
, al. price, hy att konN & MAyDLEGArM
tAO VESTS a,S7l piece for sale by
oJ1 ap6 Koha : MHt'eIapm
|1iN CLOTH Goats at various prices
l'V 100 Tweed DO DO do ior sa,r Ivy
( OPT Kolr NaGdleton'1.
5OU CO ATS at 81 80 piece, Tor salc by
wv nr@1 koHy & MASpLEGArY.
. CUNuER corn IANTS. lined or unlined,
y Tor sale by APPS Eo1n ( MaaileIaum.
/ ELuTES. Ulariercts, Violins, French Tgarps and
L Accordians sof nv MI. 6 lLandleLanin.
1000 PAIRS of Ppo' E% FER , Il M 81 % per P'
IsND WARRANTS.
T AND WARRANTS for sale, cheap for cnsh
sIhy on 10 Kouy & MANDlEDArM.
!, SHIRTs, lAc Spring Fashions, Tor sale by,
- ape Ka!a s Naadlehamn.
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Cartling Machines. &c.

I DOUBLE aud single Cardmg machines, and
| Picker. all in Grst.ratc order, nearly new, and
will be wanantedpe For sale very low, by
aug3 WALKER & HicHLLNG.
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Medicines.

I BBL snz, NofTt, Burs, llcwcs' lumcnt
/" sulphur Ba'cmnns drops, Caster oil,
Bnggs sugar coated pills, RmubnrIs, Llqlora,
Hay, lnim"nr lalsnm wild cherry, cssvncrs OF o.
kinds for sale BY nui CUSHNAV
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MANILA ROPE, OF size. suitable Tor Bcd.curds
w Halter ropes, clothes lines towing lnrs, sterI
and bow lines ocl2 WM lIAsRrLL.
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They Have Come !

| q. NATTlNGER i happy TO inform his
~ friends and buyers at Ottawa that hl- purchase
ot Spring and Summer Goods
has arrived. The assortment will be found, ~ usu-
al, almost complete. No pains shall he spared 10
please hrs customers and no one will be allowed 10
underse him. Call and examine the stock, and
Judge each one for himself
Ottawa April O. 1919
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White Lead. Oil. So,


i0CHESTS Y. II II S Gunpowdcr, Imperial
4'V and Sonchong Teas, fresh, assorted qualities,
from 25c TO 81 per pound by Walker g. Hckiing.
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First Arrival !

" VI. II. ". CUsiiIA
S now receiving direct from BOSTON and Nrw
York, hi spring supply Of staple nndf ancy Dry
Goods comprising the largest and best selected stock
ever offered IN this market
We invite every body to come and cyamTc our
new Good' April 10, 1879
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ISc.u yn,sr Erp; Dry,

NTILl.ER'S water proof IN Eirkipg,n prime
w article iorprcoeryng LEATHER and prooiagnlns'
water for Snle ntth- shoe store ut w. ,hsrrrr.
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EaNCics.
Shoes.

n AIDES Eclr, and black cloth Buskins,
\ Kid slippers, sealanl morocco walk
~ ing shoes,
Gents sinners. cloth Gaitcr md calf kin shoes
Chldren's patent lnahcr, cloth and seal shoes md
Dnntpes rmv4l ! G. N,rTiHGER.
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( 0n0 LBS Slaughter and Spanish sole Leather,
lf'Vou medium and heavy weights;
1000 lbs harness leather; also bride and upper
leather, kip and catskins, morocco and shcepliulngs
shoe pegs, shoe thread, &c &C., on hind md for
sale very low Llrl 1877 WALKER & HlcKLING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22
Alarria9es.

In East Youtpeior, Feb 6th " Rev r. Palmer, MIR Ira
li0r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22
Boston Market, Feb. no.

ProvisionsNot much doing other than the want
OF the trade. Prime Pork Sl2 S2,5O Sl3 $3.50
clear Sl4 Sl4 80, cash an" months Western beef
selling at S3, aud Eastern III IL ,50a 10 per bb Lar
ia bills 7u7 l-2cj kegs &c. Hams Ga l2c per H..
Flour-Market firm, with fair demand. Genesse, goOt
com brands So pure So 2 2. Com-white is held at So
aud yellow 500, with limited sales. Northern Oats are
zoe per bu cash.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22
NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and Bristol Railroad.
Ia "a 20 .l..lI sd


On and after Friday, December 10, IS5S,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS, In connection with
tho Cars on tho Lowell NASHUA, and Concord Railroads
will run as follows, via
Leave Boston for Bristol and Lebanon N H. Northfe Id ard
Wells River, VT at l.2 a. NJ.
Leave boston for Lebanon und Bristol NJ H. and Northfeld
VT. at 10 NJ.
Leave Concord 10 40 A. NJ and p ~ on tho arrival of
the cars from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon Concord lowell and Boston at
A. NJ. and l2 r. NJ. the arrival of the cars from
the West and North
Posscngos 10y the II A. Train from West Lebanon can
arrive the city of New York night via the
Nashua Worcester and Norwich Railroads and the con-
meeting sieamgoat lines.
Passengers taking the M. train from Boston reach
Rutland, Middlrhury, Montpelier, ST. Johnsbury, Lyndon
VT, Bath and Littleon, NJ II. day. being day
in other route and Stansead and Shebrook
second day.
This road with the Vernon, Central and Con.
necticut and Passumpsc Railroads the mouth White
River aud is tho diroct Central Northern New
Hampshire, aud r'hern aud Western Vernon and has
proportion of railroad
than any other route.
humorous with al parts o. the roads and
the arrival Of the first train Bristol Stages leave Tor
New Hampton, Plymouth, Thornton, Rumney Warren and
towns in those routes Leave Lebanon for Merden, and
Caemont and West Lebanon for Windsor; and Tor ano
yer, Oh the arrival of tho second train.
Stages leave Wells River the arrival of the cars, about
four r. Nj. for Bath, Litl Lancaster, SC ~ H. Lyn
don ardwick, Cnltsbury, W., Stansead and Shebrook
Canada.
Stages leave White River Village for Woodstock &C.
leave Royaon for Chelsea &c.enve Bethel Tor Middlebu
ny, &c.leave Mortified for Montpelier, ardwick, Stan
stead, Burlington, MONTREAL and other in those drec
tons
valued than $50, notice be given aud
charges paid beyond that will be allowed
Merchundize trains daily, Sundays excepted.
oNSLoW sTEARNS, Agent
NJ na, 10
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE subscribers earnestly request all who have
with them OF years sinudng to call Immediate
y before the LIST day Of April and settle with cash
rotc. ELLIS, WILDER co.
Monpe er, Fob. 90, 1910, 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22

RIA complete food of testimony has poured in upon DIR
G. {. Vaughn fv.r ofhe Article which Is So well known
as the Great American Remedy Vegetable thont
tic Mixture 50 celebrated is this great cure alp that pby
sicians now in their practice, Families arc mover
without 1t IN many sections of the county- truly the
Peoples medicine. All kinds diseases Weld to its
ors, thousands whom this afce found victim of some
Troublesome and stubborn complaint. which hued all
other remedies, have thank Viu,hns Vegetable Lithon
triple Mixture tor their lives, it when all
else failed. ~ "
Reader, whatever may he the of disease this
bated MXture will remove it, and if ed in
looking into the matter call upon the Agents aud get
pamphlet.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

z~ Open to windsor, there connect
gstJIezk1 ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
road, and ut White River, with the
-A-Passumpsic Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 5,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fchburg Railroad Depot, in Boston, daily, Sun
Ldays excepted in connection with Fitchburg Vermont &
Massachusetts, Cheshire and Vermont Central Railroads,
for Bellows Falls, Cbuestown and Caremont, N. II, aud
Windsor, White River, Royalton and Norhfed, W. at
A. NJ
Leave Mortified, VT. for Boston, at A. NJ.
The & A. NJ. Train from Mortified connects at Grotou
with Trans from Nashua NJ H. aud Lowell and tho East,
AMI Worcester Now York via Norwich, Springfield and Al.
buny, via Western Railroad.
Freight Tuins will also leave Charlestown, Mast. and
Northheld. VT. daily.
February s, 1919, 90
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POSTTTVE NOTICE.

SToRRS & LANGDON would respectfully say to those
~ indebted TO them note book, that their demands
will remain in their Counting Room, with whose time
will be wholly devoted to settle and receive the pay
them at expense, up TO the LIST day of April next.
All that remain unpaid at that timc that due will posi-
lively be in Lawyers oceo be settled the expense
of the debtor.
Feb. 10, 1919 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22
VERMONT BANK
100 Bush, White Rock SALT,

MILL rece this week another Bale of those very
w coloed Piints, Also lot of Fancy Dress Goods.
Feb. IA, le49. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court for
District of Randolph. So. the District of Randolph-To
all persons concerned in the estate o Otis W. Smith, late
OF Brnokicd, in said misunderstanding.
w HEREAS, Joseph e. Smith, Administrator on tho es
w tate of said deceased has mado application this
Court in writing for License sell part of the real
wit: the home farm of said deceasedand represents
that thu for the pay o the debts
charges against said estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear session
of said Court, be held at the Registers Office Ran-
dulph in sad district the second Tuesday of March A.
D. 1919, and show cause, if any you have why license
should not be granted, as aforesaid.
And this order shall be- puhshed three weeks
ly in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
Montpelier in this State the last of which publication
shall he before the day assigned for hearing, aforesaid
Dated Randolph, this 18th day of February, A. D. ls49
By order OF Court
10 PIlILANDER PERRIN Reyister
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFECTED WITH THE ASTH
MA READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER:


sr-lIavng beon afflicted for than thirty wears with
the Asthmu at times severely from
attending TO business aud having adopted many medicines
without any bu. Temporary relief purchased about
years sioe OF Mr. Edward Mason you ugent in this city,
several bottles of Wistars Balls of Wild Cherry fom
the effects OF which Obtained relief than from all
the medicines had taken for that distressing disorder
have by the repeated use of your valuable medicine been
nue FREQ of for BREATH aud oppression the lungs
than had anticipated aud indeed myself cured
this M st dishehrtuning IN tlady.
do most cheerluy tender you this acknow ledemept
winch you Will use as your judgment dictates.
e. ID. MAYNARD.
Argus Office, Portland, March 25, 1916.
None genuine, unless signed SUITS the wrapper
For sale by =. +. REDFiELD, Muntpeiier VT. aud b7
IT, H. SLAVTON, Calais, VII also, by agents generally.
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Wholesale Prices Current.
From the Boston Daily A.

Boston, Feb. ~.
s1shes-Pot, 81 7 Pearl ditto.
BoesoGL-Yeiow % u "a.
Bristles-Americnn 80 n 49,
FeGthers-Livc gees Northern 81 80.
Flour Geneseo fancy So 25 ii 75-c0mmon G,l2.
('rdinNouhern corn "a Us Hye 70a 72j Oats 40 a Al
White Beans s 25
Hay-piesseH 300 lbs. II 1900
HGes-Slaughter ill., liz; calf skins oak 60 a e5,
hemluek SO a 50 shn' p,kins q G II 80 80.
Hops--Ist sort ls46 Z eI2.
Lcataer-Bo'ou Slaughter Is pa lGj cali skins curred
rs u 80.
Laseed cake per ton $50 25.
Lns- Ihomasten Cssk % a 6S, Camden % u Co.
Professions beef bib Sl2 50 10 So primo 90
10 90 pork Sl6 80, ciedr 500 mess IL SO
u IAptiue IL ~ so; tad "a 9 butter Shipping stoe
mcui 5 a u.
Piaster--ion, to 25.
co. red top As g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22
Samuel JIdkinS' Estate.

DNHasIOi UaIAAIHS IotutNs
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by TIE Honorable
Probate Court, for the District of Randolph, commits.
sioners to receives examine and adjust all claims aud
mands OF all persons against the estate of Samuel Judkins
late Of Orange, in said district, deceased represented
nsovent and the term OF months from the l2h day of Feb
ruay lo49 allowed by said Court to The creditors of said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us--Do give notice that will attend the duties our
appointment the dwelling house of widow Belsey Jud
klns, in Orange in said District, the first Monday OF
pri and August next at O'Clock r the afternoon,
each of said days.
CARLOS CARPENTER, Commits
b. w. BARTHOLOMEW, suners
Orange, February 20, A. u. lS49 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-22

BANCROFT Il HOLMES
uAVE received and landing a, the Depot
IL Half Pipes Old London Dock BRANDY,
A ar. Pipes Otard, Duprey " Co.
d" Polevoison
2 Pipes Pure Clover Leaf GlN-thc best imported,
g " Pine Apple,
30 Barrels NoW York 81 GIN, nv
4" old Monongahela WHISKY,
25 nhds. NEW RUM, SO petcen,.
AZ 4 Pipes Md o,d N %iHG'
e" " Bro sherry,
q " " Pale Sherry,
" Old Port.
g 4" $. w. WINE,
10 Casos LONDON PORTER, in Pints and Quarts,
8 Scotch ALE,
z Barrels StoughtJn BIrTERS,
10 Boxes Tomato KErCHUP,
8 Sperm CANDLES,
30 4" Mould do assorted sizes,
go II. w. PIES,
20 Z" Ground CASSIA,
30 rIMENTO,
80 " PEPPER,
20 Z" Pepper SAUCE,
10 A" PuuIl STARCH,
8 CITRON,
900 e aud half Boxes RAIsINs,
20 Casks do.
CURRANTs,
1000 lbs. RICE,
5000 =" SALERATUS,
fine of Champagne Wines of the Heidseck
"Ducal Grape" aud Anchor Brands
lSy"FOr sale on the most favorable Terms.
Montpelier, January II, lol9. 0j
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3itnrkets.
Brighton Cattle ImrIacT--FeD. rs.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At Market $50 Rect Cattle le0n Sheep, and 200 Swine
PRCEs-Btg CdiIe--Extra Sc rs n 7 90 first uualily
500 S615, second D 20 So THIRD ., $50.
Workmg Orca-slles at sou, 81 aud SllU
COtcs and CalgeS-sHlus Mt IS, -, aud S3j.
Sacep-Sdes at S2,75, $50, 4,5J and 20
SptHe-One suull lot Ht4 &c, Al retail &c, Sever
al lots Of swine expected week.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

E5ss.azSsrs On and after Monday, Feb 12, 1919,
-TSf17lsrT- TRAINS will run follows;
1870 UP TRAINS.
For Fchhurg at and II A. NJ, and 3, 40 p. NJ.
West Townsend at Z and ii A. NJ, and 8, 40 +. NJ.
Coton at and IL A. NJ and 3, 40 Z. NJ.
The Trains the Worcester and Nashua Stony Brook,
and Peterborough and Shirley Railroads, with
Up and down Trains the Fitcbburg Road Groton The
Steamboat Tain for New York, on tho Worcesier and
Nashua Railroad with the g. 40 Train from Boston,
and the 4, 40 Train from Fitchburg.
Concord ut and II A. NJ. 3, 40 Hnd p. NJ.
Watham and IL A. NJ, 4j, 1926, g. 10, and p NJ.
Fresh Pond, Mt. Auburn, aud Watertown at A NJ, -
NJ, 2, 30 and 5, Is F. NJ.
West Cambridge and Lexington at A. NJ 30 and S
30P NJ.
DOWN TRAINS
From FchhuIg at 49, and II IS a. M. and 40 p. NJ
West Townsend at 7,f5 q II SIS A NJ. and 40 2. NJ.
Gr0ton at $50 A. NJ. and IL, 30 and SIS +. NJ.
Concord at i, 80 and $40 4. NJ & Ito K 5 55 T. NJ.
Waltham at -, and 3j A. III, end /. 35, 2,35,
4 l-2 and 6,2D P. NJ.
Wuterown at 80, and 10 A. NJ. 80 and 4 30 |. M.
Lexington at 7 2 aud ii Ia A. NJ. mud 4, Is p NJ.
N. b. The Am. Up Train will not stop Stony Brook
Lincoln, West Acton and Luuenbufg,
The IL \. NJ Up Tnin will stop at Weston and West
Acton.
The 34OP. NJ. Up Train will stop Portes West
The Morning Train down will not stop at Lunenburg and
Lincoln.
The Evening Train down will stop at Lunenburg and
Stony Brook.
The usual stops at Lorng's Crossing, in Concord and
Woods Crossing, in Litteton, discontinued
5. NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent.
Rostn Feh
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-03-13
0iemstae SEN rs. Afar; 1919. g,
Jabrg. 10, 9a,,se Nat,n. 497.
2amfemSc Summer %.

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KEEP IT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE,

VIyUAT the subscribers will sell at the
j. Iowa Clothing store,
20 per cent cheaper than any other Establish
ment in The place.
They would also inform their numerous Gus
toners that they have just received from Phil.
adelpha large assortment Of Winter Clothing
Dral, Grey, Blue, Mackinaw Blankets;
Dvercoats, Fine Dress, Frock;
Sacks AMI Coa,ees, Black Striped,
Checked Cashmere Pants,
Safine,f, Velvet and various other kinds OIL
Paufaloons, Satin, Silk velincia Cloth, Gala
plaid-Silir,s Of all descriptions,
Red and White Flannel,
Hickory Calico, White linen bosoms made
in the latest styles.
ALSO
Supcrfne French Black Cloths,
DO. Brown, Blue, Green,
Black Doe Skin and various other kinds OIL
Cassmeres, which will be made up according to
the late New York and Philadelphia Fashions
and good fits warranted in every instance.
POWER & JORDAN,
AtMe Iora Clothing Store opposite tie
Nils, Darenport.
November Bib, l24o.
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Wonderful Ointment.

Nh. W. b. SLoAs-pear Sir,-some fqeet
years ago one Of my feet was seriously i.ia. ed
In consequence OF the foot swelling very large
and being remarkably painful, most 0! the time
could OILY fobble about With The assis aice Of a
staff, and rot be ng able to endure shoe on the
foot, ! wore only moccosin. Dnfihg the first
fouateen stus suffering followed strictly the
advice Of many celebrated PLY sicians-last year
used fourteen bo'tI OF DR.. Trasx's Magnetic
Ointmen'-ali, however, failed TO afford rerina-
nent relief Lest November concluded 10 have
the foot taken c0, to which my friends objected;
finally, about the first Of December was Induced
than thirty days after The frs, application. laid
aside my staff, put on my shoes without any,in.
convenience, and now get about like other men.
GEORGE TURNER,
Feb. 10, t8lo. Well. ST., Chicago.
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NEW GOODS!
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

3HE subscriber has Just returned from
- St Louis with full assortment OF Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Fancy Articles, Perfumery, etc. etc; among
which may be found the following articles:
.Medicfncs.-C slomc., Quinine, Rhuharb, Cam
phor, Cayenne, G. Myrrh, Blue Mass, Tartaric
Acid, S. C. Soda, Sal Soda, Ipecac, Tartar EN-
etc, Sulphur, Essential Oils, with every other
medicine to be found in Drug Store
Chemicals Pare Nitrate Silver, Nitrate AM
MONA, Iodine, Iodate Of Iron, Strychnine, Nor
phine, Chlorate Potassa, etc.
Spiees.--Ginger, Cloves, Alspice, Pepper, Gin
namon, NntmegsI Mace, &c.
Pateat Medicines .---Dr Jaynes Medicines, Wis
tar's Ba!saln Of Wild cherry, Townsend's Sarsa-
pariila, Buchan's Hungarian Baisam, upham's
Pile Elcc,uary, Dally's Pain Extractor, Davis
Pain Killer, Brandreih's, Bragg's, Jayne's.
Lees. Mofia,'s Pills, etc. etc.
Fancy .4riicses.-Jules Haules Shaving Cream,
Toilet Powder, Genuine Bears Oil, Hair Oil,
Pomadc, Cologne. Extracts, Walnut o.! Shaving
Soap, Fancy Soaps, Cigar cases, Snuff Boxes,
Pocket Mirrors, Pms, Needles, Scissors, &c. &c.
Groceries Soap, Candles, Rice, Teas, Sal E.
ratus, Tobacco, Segars, Snufs, etc.
Dye Sjuffs and Paints OF all kinds. Copal,
Japa. and Leather Varnishes, Cap, Letter and
Note Papers, Stationery, Paint, Whiewasll, VAR
nish, Sash, Marking, Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Camel
Hair, Shoe and Scrub Brushes.
BRANDY, Rr, Madeira and Malaga Wines for
medical uses.
Butter, Eggs; Cheese, Talow, Chickens, &c.
received in barter for any article in the store OF
the subscriber, Gazette building, Font street
above the Mills, sign Of Drug Store.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, Oct 25,h, l849
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-15
MISSOURI HOTEL.
Corner NAN AND MoEcAs STREETS,
ST. LOUIS, NO.


"A TIE subscriber would res
G5ssfA pectfu!Iy inform his friends and the
HWY public that he has purchased from,
G1E1I Messrs. A. e B. I. VAN CorRr, theii
interest in the above house and leased it for a
term Of years, and pledges himself that no atten-
lion on his part shall be wanting to make all who
favor him with cali perfectly at home.
The furniture Of the house has been repIenish-
ed throughout and the premises generally SUBJ
jected TO thorough renovating.
The location as above indicated is opposite
the most active part Of the Levee, and equally
convenient TO the more mercantile and manufac-
turing part.
The situation is healthy, tie rooms airy, and
susceptible of thorough ventilation.
The proprietor has spared nd expense in fitting
up this house, his table shall at all times be fur
nshed with the best the Market affords. At the
Bar, which has been rei,ted and furnished in a
superior style; he has on hand (haring rrnlorcd
his Stock Of Hnes, Liquors, and Segar5 lroi,t The
Virgiaia Hotel Bari and will continue to keep
as he purchases from the Importer in New York
supply Of the choicest brands Of wines, Liquors
and Segars, and hopes to receive share Of pat
ronage proportonate TO his end. nvors TO please.
A. C. PECKHAM, Proprietor
st. Louis, August 3O,h, l849. 52-tf
NOTCE-We take occasion in addition to
the above to return our thanks 10 our friends and
the public for the patronage so literally bestow-
ed on lis during our lease Of the Missouri Hotel
and would respectfully recommend continu-
ance OF their patronage under the new manage
ment, as we are assured that there will be no
deviation from the former charges.
A. g. B. l..VAN COURT.