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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-15
MARRIED.

In Cincinnati, on the Gath uIt, by Rev. DR..
srocKroS, D. W. c. SANFORD, Esq, former
~ Of this place to Miss LIZZIE, daughter Of
the late DR.. SLAYBACK, Of that city.
No time nor space for comments.
Al Lowell, Henry county, on the 4,h inst, by
Rev. Mr. Gallatn, Mr. J. r. TALLANr, to Miss
DALrLAu Gibson, both Of Burlington, Iowa.
Happiness attend thee, through all the ups
and downs Of life, friend Julius, and when q.
last the Tallans entrusted thy care be required
by Him who give il thee, may i. be returned in.
creased many fold.
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DR M'LASE's LIVER PHI .!.-Ths great rem
edy for diseases Of the liver, is Of much older
date than its introduction 10 the public. Itsdis
coverer, one Of the first physicians in this coun-
try, used il for years in his practice, before he
ever announced il 10 the world. The existence
Of so many quack remedies, hcralded ns posses.
sing the most marvellous qualities for healing all
diseases, Disguised an accomplished and web
educated physician, who naturally feit some
dread Of being COMPOUNDED with the crowd of
pretenders to The medical art, whose nos,rume
were paradcd in every newspaper rs sovereign
remedies for MI fhe ills that nes,, is heir to-
The representa-. rs Of those 10 whom, his pills
had given reict. however. and the urgent soic-
ta,ions by physician. with whom he |, had asso-
ciated in his practice, and who had wit ie.scd
the wonderful cures effected by his remedy, ut
length induced him to make il pablo.
Cr.TFor sale By DR. F. EASTERLY, South
East Corner of Third and Chestnut Streets, St
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents for the Western
States.
-OTAlso for sale BY A SANDERS, Druggist,
.4gent for Davenport.
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
norE Medicine il the World.

Sloas's Oiasmcne aad Condition Ponder.
Have earned . great name.
ENOR purity, mildness, safety, certain
- ~, ond thoroughness, Sloan's ONT
ment exceIs, and 10 rapidly superseding Oh
other Ointmeats and Linimcn.s for the
cure Of tho following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls II all kinds, 4prains,
Bruises. Cracked Heels, Rinybone, Wind
Calls. Poll Evil, Calius, Spavins, Swee-
ny, FissuIa. Strains, Lameness, Sand
Cracks, Foundcred Feet, Scratch
cs, or Grease, Mango and
Horn Dis,einpcr.
The Powder will rcmYvc all inflam,na-
'ian md fever, purify the b!ood, losen the
skin, cleanse the water. and strengthen ev-
ery part Of the bodv, and has proved save.
reign remedy Cor the following Diseases:
Dstcrnper. Hide-b"sind. Loss of Appetite,
Inward S,rnin.. Yellow Water, infls,n.
nation &c the E.es Fatigue from
Hard exercise; also
Rleumstism,
commonly called Stiff Cmnplaini.) which
proves fatal to many valuable horses in this
country.
II Is Mao safe and certain remedy Tor
Coughs and Colds, which generate 50 ma
nv fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST.. Chicago. Ill.,
w. B. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town 10 all
the Western States.
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April 18th. 1913 Four miles north Of Chiear.
ION the rad Ia Nilwaut,rl c.sk county, m.
Mr. yioan--near Sr: tine af my boy..s had .
large benv famour IN his hreasf hone, immedt.
atcis under ih. Collar, which famed him ana
rendered his services at very little value faith.
fully applied several hotties nj nr Ta,inrs Nerve
and Bone I.lnimen'. without the least benefits.
then procured Wilder's Ccicbra,ed Horse tint.
mens, ani a-cd Tint until became full. sa:,ssi.
ed that /, wauld never relieve the annual. r.
nallx, l obtained box of .our truly valuable
Ointment and in lees than CO DAYS from the first
application the inmor entirely disappeared and
the horse was well Yours.
EDWARD AEMsTgosc
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SrEcrxESs.-Copper and brnss filings,
mixed with black ssnd, 10 considerable
qusnsi.ies, have been put up II the East,
10 take to California and cell ~ specimens
TO the green horns who 60 there TO dig for
gold.
The same game was played in the Lake
Superior copper excitement, with silver
rings and agate bsesst pins, any quantity
Of which could be purchased cheap. 1t
wholesale or retail, d tho Ste St. Marie
just from The mineral region.
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CoxsrocT's vERxIrrer-Ths remedy for
worms - one OF the mos, extraordinary ever US
ed. IL efectualiy esadicaics worms ot all sorts
from children and adults.
thousand. perish by worms without the real
cause being snown. Some other reason 10 a.
signed 20 their sickness, Until too late 20 cure the
real cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon
the parent who docs not know. and the doctor
who does not understand. the complaint which
is destroying those precious flowers Of life
children.
What should Ne doncl
The answer il ploin. Give this vesmifnse
which will be sure TO do good, il they have no
worms; and il they fave, il will destroy and
cradle tie them with certainty aud precisioa.
truly astonishing.
The immense sale that this vermifu1o haa. n
sure ties, Of iss value and the es,imssioa i
which il a held BY families Il would he op;,s
too expensive 10 publish the volumes Of eere;6-
Gates that hare been given for this assiele, and
the users Of il are requested 10 spread the name
to all persons whom they think msy Be hsas6s.
cd bv il.
We call on al good citizens 10 make xnotta
the effects Of this wonderful remedy.
Remember and ssk for Coxsrocx's yEssurog.
Prepared and cold wholesale and resa |, By
Comssock & Co, No. q Cou:tlsndi street, Nsv
York.
Sold By 4. sAxDxRs, Davenport and By VIZ.
NoRRrs, Rock Island.
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The Suffering Child,

hcrehv certify that one oi nav children, wiirn
naked, tell into large fire III live Goals and was
burned severely from head To feet The hes, 81
medical aid and aitcn'i.n va. Q scu fo the child
for four ar five da,s without any rriiet-each
DAYS suffering increased till his grams could be
heard ut q great distance. nj which critical PERI
Of one ot my nca-hhoFs n commended and pre.
sented 10 me hsN at S.aaa's Oiafni,nk. and m
less than fifteen minutes after the application al
the Ointment Ia The aggravated ssrr> ut the sui
ferIng child. The pain ceased entirety aud he
speedily began io recover. Nv residence IL in
Hclt Township, Vermiilion county,, and State OF
Indiana. TuFopssE I. TAYLOR.
DATED ~ Chicago. August "a. 1913.
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THE RULE TO DE ADOPTED By GEN
TAYLOR IN REGARD TO REMOVALS FROM
OfricE.-Gen. Taylor, according to the
Washington Wing, intends to adopt the
rule Of making applicants for office apply
through the departments. Il says:
A Good old Rsle.--It was the practice,
under Gen. Washing,ons administration,
FOR citizens deserving TO be appointed to
public offices. the gift NJ which is BY Law
vested in the President. 10 make their appli.
csiions to the President through the depart.
mcnt ri government having jurisdiction
over the sanne.
We are sure TINT tho country will hear
with no little qualification that this good
old rule will he strictly adhered to under
Gen. Taylor's administration.
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Popular Opinion.

u popular opinion Is any criterion OF the wcr,l,
Of any article, VIC invite the incredunu- TO Z. al
At least a few OF the mary voluntary certificates
that appear IN our columns respecting the grea,
variety Ut remarkable cures effected bv the use
OF "Sloan's Celebrated Ointment and Condition
Powders."
These rcm.die. no longer remain among those
Of doubtful ui.iiv, they have passed from the
tide OF experiment and now stand higher in rep
utatlon aud are bscsming more extensively uscd
than all other articles of the kind.
michigan CITY .Nsrs
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FLOWS! PLOVVSi!
DEERE. TATE 4 lsOULDy
IMPROVED CENTRE DRAUGHr
Po1IBRD OASx.OxHEI,
1:GWSs
We have Just completed our

-
w new. large and much improved Manu-
factory 1t Moline. and by our skill and long ex-
pericnce IN the business, arc enabled 70 furnish
Flows OF nil kinds in complete order, and war
ransed TO scour lcr polish in any soil. and Of
easier draught than anv other now in use.
We have on hand large quantity of CAST.
STEEL which was manufactured erpressiy for
m, at the River Don Works. Sheffield, England.
BY Naylor 4 CO., and imported by Us, which we
are converting into PLows, at . trifiing increase
81 cost over the common articles generally in
usc With this exception we use Lyon, Shorh
Co.'S. best Spring Steel 70. all our Mould
boards, &C.
We have constructed heavy cast-iron presses
tor bending md shaping the Mouldboard. Share
ana Landslide. which makes them uniform in
shape and size, 80 that either part being brok en-
or worn out can be replaced without the trouble
OF carrying ne pillow To a chop. By knowing
the size OF the Plow which NAV need any euch
part or parts we ran send them whenever order
ed, and always warranted TO IT.
Mr. DEERE has manufactured the celebrated
Grand dc Tour Flows inr the last ten Yeats.
Two and -Four florse single and double Show
els, Culivaiors and Hoes, always on hand and
made in the same thorough manner and war
ranted.
We would invite Farmers par:icula.lv, and
all others interested in the improvements Of IN.
dav, TO examine our materials, Machinery, &c,
and prove our articles before buying Others.
Flows furnished at wholesale as liberal dis
count from retail prizes.
DEERE, TATE & Go-ID
Moline, x. Island co, ILL.,, Feb 9th. 1919 -22
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-15

Of DR. McNair's Acoustic Oil, for curing deafness,
has gained for it reputation never before equal
led. We do not say this will cure every case Of
deafness, but numerous cases have come to our
knOwled W ere this article has entirely cured
persons who have been ainos, totally deaf II
never fails TO benefit. il not cure. We advise all
who arc troubled with this complaint to procure
this article.
Comstock & Co., New FORK, q CORTLAND st,
sole Proprictors.
Sold BY A. SANDERS, Davenport and by WV
NoRRIs, Rock Island.
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FEoM Iowa TO Texas AND FROM INDIANA TO tue
Uestcrn boundary Of .Missoun.-Dr Bragg's SUI
gar Coated Pills are MS familiar rs household
words, because every family has used them and
been cured by them. DR. Brngg's Ambitious
Pills have been prepared with view to combat
the bilious diseases Of the south and west, and
as aperent or cnthartic medicine for cleansing
the stomach and bowels from al impurities in a
pleasant and agreeable manner they have no
equal. nr Bragg's Sugar Coated Tonic Pills
are designed to cure Fever and Aguc, Chill fe-
yer, and every form Of Fever which so generally
prevails throughout the western States during
the spring and autumn months. The rapid sale
Of both kinds Of these pills, il proof positive Of
their efficacy, as $4,000 boxes are sold each
month and give satisfaction TO all.
See DR. Bragg's advertisement. in another col
ufnn.
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SALT RHEun.- Connel's Pain Extractor 10
certain and eifrctual remedy for Sal. Rheum
This article, together With Comssock's ssrsapa-
nils, VIII cure any 'asc and entirely eradicate
this disease from the system. The effect Of the
SsrsaPsrlla 10 alteraiive to the syssem, throwing
out the disease from the blood entirely on the
surface. The Pain Extractor then eradicates il
thoroughly from the system, leaving the patient
in his won'ed health and vigor For this pur.
pose the Ssrsaparlls 10 compounded with other
powerful auxilliares. the whole strength Of
which 10 concentrated into . Auid extract or
great power. These two articles used together,
will cure ., ordinary case Of Salt Rheum, Ery.
sipelas or Scrofua. Numerous instances have
como 10 our knowledge where this course Of
treatment hos cured the complaint in less than
ten days time. Price Of the Sarsaparilla, 50
cents per bottle.
Comssock & Co, 81 Courilandt Of, Ncw.York.
Sold BY A. SAspeRs, Davenport and By VIZ.
NopaIss Rock Jslaad.
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Eseis for he PeopIe.

More than fifteen yesrs Of unrivalled success
in the cure OF every variety Of external diseascs
and injuries such - sprains, bruises, cuts, burns
cuianeous erupions, lips, sore breasts, chap
ped hands, chilblaine bilcs, Ulcers, corns pains
in the hack. sides. or other parts OF the system
rasflesnake bites, &c, bears ample testimony thai
Sioan's ointment II Just the thing for the hour.
Certificates without number have been receiv.
ID BY the Proprietor, from disin,eres,ed individ
usls giving details Of remark able cures efIected
By i,s nee.
February 18th, lol8.
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MEErrxo ~ Mn. CLAY AND GEN. TAy-
InR.-Mr. Clay took passage on the Prin-
cess st Natchez for New Orleans. He met
Gen. Taylor q. Baton Rouge, and their in.
tcrvicw 10 thus described in the N. y. Del.
u Of the 18th.
"When the Princess stopped at Baton
Rouge the passengers, among whom wns
Mr.. CLAY, were all sitting ut dinner. i,
happened that Gen. Brook and Col. Tay.
lor were coming down to the city, and, con-
cludingto take the Princess, they came
aboard, accompanied by Gen. Taylor. As
the Gen. passed by the dinner table, be
recognized Mr.. Clay and bowed to him.
but Mr.. Clay not appearing TO recognize
him, gentleman At the table remarked,
MIR. Clay, that 10 Gen. Taylor
sIs it!ejaculated Mr.. Clay, with surprise
and pleasure in bis countcnance; and. i'm
mediately leaving his dinner, walked into
the socIal hall, and, with that warm frank
ness and enrnesincss Characteristic of him,
extended bic hand to the General, who
grasped il very warmly, and shook it very
encrge,icalIy.
why, General pleasantly remarked Mr..
CLAY, you have grown out Of my recolec-
tionr
You can never grow out of mine,' was
the ready response Of the General, whose
counienance bea'ned with warm regard,
and whose good natured wrinkles almo.,
obscured bis bright and benevolen. eyes.
i congratulate you, General. upon your
election to the Presidency, aud hope your
administration may be ~ successful and
glorions - your military career remarked
Mr.. Clay.
I think you, Mr.. Clay; bu. am no,
President yct-and-'
Here Mr.. Clay, pcrcciving that the
Generals modcsty WINS about IN get the
better of him, broke in with some playful
remark, which led to general and mos.
agreeable conversation between tho two
distinguished gentlemen.
The captain Of the Princess, mt wish.
ing 10 interrupt % pleasant reunion ii
two old friends, destined the boat for some
time. Finally. however. the General and
Mr.. CLAY parted, with expressions of mn-
tual esteem, and = hope that they might
soon meet again."
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The ordinary ointmcnts and linimenis il is
well known, are severe and partial in their ops-
ration Sloan's Ointment 10 mild, "a, ihoraug Oh
1T reaches and removes the cause, hence IL
gives resi- and permanent relief
For purity, mildness, safety, certainty, and
shcroughness, Sloane Ointment exccls and ID
rapidly supcrsedns all other Oin,mcn.s and Lin
imenIa nov in use.
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EXTRAORDINARY Feat or A MApE--A
Yankee veteran Of tho turf, John Sherman.
Of Cambridge, Mass, rode his celebrated
mare, Lady l;omp, twenty miles within IN
hour. on Tuesday, At the Washington tro,-
ting course. Including tho old man. his
saddle, &C., the mare had TO carry over
200 pounds--a feat. they soy, never before
eQualled.- Boston Post.
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Fox RIv. n, June ~, 20.
Dr. Sloan-Sir: Please send by the bearer q
new supply Of our Horse Medicines The, are
the best articles Of the kind that have ever us
I'd, never having been disappointed in their Il.
feet. a. have been in the use Of other, e,en rh.
most LIBERATED uintmrnts, I.inimenss. &c, .!
the dav. like very much this feature in ,hcs.,,
viz: that they do all that 10 promised and upon
thorough isiai ore is constrained 10 acd, iha,
half has no! heen told
Respec iuily, DUDLEY.
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Quick woRK.-Wm. Lawrence, on a
wager for 9lOO, dressed fitv sheep in a
minutes and SO seconds, Mt Cincinnati, re-
Gently. Hugh Weighsmnn, with whom the
bet was made, dressed the snme number in
So minutes and Is seconds. The hides
were taken 1T the sheep BY each Of the
competitors.
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WEs0ar % GoID.-A carat il weight
of grains ussd in weighing diamonds, but
in reference 70 gold the mass 10 supposed
n weigh - csrais, ~ grains each; and
~ csrsis 6ne' means, there are - carats
Of pure gold and 2 csrass Of alloy, and this
q cassls . about Tho 6nsoess Of our gold
coin.
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IMPOSITION EXTRAORDINARY Bos-
ton Bee tells Of a correspondent Of the Post,
WIN once imposed upon ,hn. paper a copy
oi tho 18th chapter If Matthew ~ an origin
d production.
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Tremendous Excitement.
NAUVoo TEMPLE BURNED:
POWE1: a. JORDAN,

AStWTNuOUS I.CCfu't1PM.
NAuvoo TEMPLE HURNHD:
POWER a. JORDAN,
!" OrLD most respectfully in
w form he citizens of Davenport, and the
surrounding country. tina, they have JUST arrived
from Philadelphia, with new and well sslect-
| ed assortmen, Ut
CT THING,
which they are now opening a, the Store R,ou
formerly occupied BY A. G. FULrox, consisting
in part of
Fine black and blue dress coats;
Over Goats, S. TO 1000:
Indian Rubber Coats:
Sacks OF various colors, $500 to 1000;
And al, other kinds al coats Of she best mate
rel, and made in the latest and most approved
styles.
-ALSO:-
4 fine assos,mcn, Of CLOANs. from $40
to 1900; fancy and plain Cassmcr, and oil 9th.
er kinds Ut Pants from $500 to 6,OO-every dee
csipslon;
Figured Silk, Satin, Mcrino Cloth. Of supo-
nor cut and quality; to which may DO added, .
large and beautiful assortment Of
line Linen Bosom Shirts;
Muslin and hickory do;
Collars, Crasa,s, Handkcrhief., suspcndcrs:
carpet Bags: aud u variety Of other articles, too
tedious TO mention.
ALSO...A fine 10. Of
CLOTHS.
of various colcrs and qualities: fancy colored
and PLAIN Cassinners Of various patterns; Vest
patterns, such as cut Velvet. Satin. figured Silk;
Nlrspfties hsxs onut.,,. l..
1cr-shiris and drawers, &c &c &c.
ura'n fasen IN crekaaye Jtcr CIoLiiny.
OF. J. would respectfully inform the
pubic tina, he Is practical tailor. having been
engaged ~ business a number Of wears; and he
ieeis confident IN saving thar he will be able %
please oil who viii favor them with call. All
kinds OF clothing Gu, and made mp to order.
p. g. j.
davenport, Nov. 10Th, lSiS. iO-u
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PAINTING,
WIN. =. HARRIS.

AViNG permanently located himself
- IN Davenport, would inform, its citizens and
the people OF the surrounding country. tina, he
Is prepared 10 execute all kinds ut PAINTING IA
the best manner.
House, Sign, Ornamental, Steamboat, Car
rage, Buggy and Wagon Painting.
ALSO:
Glazing and Paper Hanging.
SHof, adjoining the Post Office.
Davenport, Feb. 10Th, l849 c3-sf
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AMP OIL, winter strained, at
IL l,e5 per gallon.
ALCOHOL II Is cts per gallon,
COPAL VARN1101 At 2,95 per gallon q
Nov. 30sh, l040. =. SANDERD.
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b. s A N F. RID,
UAuo01DT AND a1oCUn.

AT the Did Stand on Front Street.
Davenport, Iowa. has laid in full ASCOT.
,nent OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Grocer,e..
ru.is, Spices, Oils. Pants, &C., Tor the ,enson,
comprising almost every article in the hne.-
among which are the following, viz
All Dr. Jayne's Medicines.
Wistsr's Baisam Wild Cherry.
Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
Hungarian Balsan,.
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Mofials Phoenix Bi.,cr..
Hayes l.insment tor ni!cs.
upbams Pile Eicc,uary,
Pain Extractor,
Llnaments all kinds,
Jayncs, Mofiass, Braggs, Brandre,hs,
Wrghts, Smiths, Peters, Lees,
for'ers, Cleselands, and
Emersons Pills,
Black and Cayenne Pepper;
Al'sp'ce, Cloves, Mace, Nu,mer,.
CinDamon, Race, w. /. and Ground
Ginger. Salera,us, Sal soda, Alum.
Copperns, Salt Peter,
Chalk. Pitch and Nosin,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs. Prunes,
Currants, Tamariuds,
Citron and Dates.
Imperial, Gun Powder,
Young Hvson, and Black Teas,
Goldfish. Mackorcl. Smoked Herring;
Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, aud
Pipes. all kinds;
Liverpool Blown. Ground Alum,
Turks Island, aud Table Salts,
Paints, Oils, Tnrpentine. vsrnishcs,
Brushes, CHASE. Putty, Nails, CosdaRs;
Lines and Sacking Twinc,
Gun Powder. Shut, Lead and p. Caps,
Indigo, Madden, Loswcotl, Fuslic,
Red Wood. Annatta, &C.;
Cocoa aud Chocolate, Old Java. Ria
md liavanna Coffee, Rice. Tspnra,
Pearl Sago, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley.
Vermiulla, Soda. Butter aud Sweet
Crackers, Loaf. Powdered, Crushed,
Clarified and N. .. Sugars,
Golden and n. q. Syrups,
3. IT, and N. q. Mola.sc,,
Did Otard and Seignet,e Brandy.
Port. Madeira. Sweet Malaga. aud
Clarct Wines, Holland aud Baltimore
Gin. Jamaica Rum, and Old Mounaca.
hcla Whiskry. f.r Medical purposes.
Absryn,l, Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
and Lime Juice, Sperm, Star and
TaIlow Candies. CASTLE, Rosio,
Almond, Windsor md other Scans,
Candies Ass'i.. Wis,nr's Cough Candy.
Ginger Nuts. Writing and Letter Pepper.
B'k.. Blue. aud Red Ink.
Superior Steel Pens, Qnills, &c.
ainionde, Brazil Nuts. Filberis md
Hnzlenuts. Pen and Pocket Knives,
kazors, Scissors. Pocket Bsaks.
Wallets, Silk mud Cotton Purses,
Combs. Ass'd. violin Strings,
Hair Brushes. &c. Sc
The above with at leas, SEQ differcn, ar,.cles
not enumerated are all warranted OF the best
luaiiis, aud will be sold as low as nj ans Stre
y the county. Cash or good. will he p,,d lor
Butter, 'hcese, Tallow, Eg-s, Oats, Grass seed,
iaxseca, Ac.
Il. SANFORD.
Davenport, Dec. 18th. lGis
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Its announced That the newspapers have
stopped in California because gold 10 90
plenty.
An exactly opposite cause produces tho
same effect 10 this country.
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Ca.effe~
BY the use Of Soan's Ointment and Condition
Powder, have entirely cured Fls,ula an nv
horse and otherwise improved his CONDITION mere
than 500 per cent on III. cest al the medicine
and Cow which was 81 feeble n TO be cons,.l-
cred ~ r.hiess hv M, self and ncighhor.. was re-
stored To good health and sirenwih h. thc Us. a
less Than half package %. the powder. ans Is
now doing better than any either cow liayr.
WM VINCENT
Small pcx Nar II I.,s9
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NTRAY COLT.
DaKEN up by Roswell n.
~ - Spencer, Of Pleasant Valley
on or abou, The 18th Of Deceniser
&Ay Ia :, an Esiray Mare Colt three
Myears old the right hind foot whisei
- star in the forehead, no visible ar
siicial marks. Appraised II S3a,
JOHN POPE, CONS Clerk
Of 6es:s County.
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