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Great nl"-.inE to Iothrr- aud thiidreH
II - the safest sud uo. sdrctuni ui~iirne fr rur'
ftuE tr aus. relieving III" suurlugs attendant
utnu chlhtt ever di.ra,utr II ,ttrugt,~Hs both tho
mother ,bd. prevents Isu Hui disease. inrtussns
sud rufGlns Jh,,.g i0 uVr uvr rrrrt ~ ~
Indispensable II - highly u."nii both b"f"ru sud snnr
confinement It pnA-u,. disrsses -unlH"t upon chid
htuL ~ Gnsti,-ue.. rtle'. Cramps swnitur Of the
Feet D~-tun,snry U~sttbaTn NuHiiiiuE, fain IA the
BACK aul laia. False ppins Hamaft haEe add ~
iattuv tha Secratnus aud rquaiiGus the circulation "
he. ~ squat The great hrsuy of this medicine is, II
always SAFE, aui tue mos, delicate use u mos, sue
eessmiy.
Notice TO the S.ndies.
Tkose that initiate De IuNnsrnis SAtsapAfills have
Invariably called their suh gFsat RsmsSy for FsBiaits
Nu a r iud huNc rutisd nut hills sui circulars vhich
relates the complaints Of women, word for word
othet Who pct up medicine haNe, t,uce the great
,uccess N nr Towussuds SsrsapHtua IN complaints
Incident fvnnlss recommended thelts, aithouTh pro
,iousiY thoy i uut number Of these mIStutes
rhl, &c Injurious To NmHirs ~ they sggIsNste
disease. aud undermine the consultation. Df. Tow
sends Is the ony and best Iensdy fuf the uanrruas
female .iu. tarsJ " ever fail. Of tnreiuE =
permanent n epr Ne tfHsu hs The mus delicate
ioWsi-s iu -uy or by those sspaoug to hsc"ms
.a,.thaTs With ts greatest advantage - p'"p"tes
the system sud prevents pan W. danger sud strength.
both mother aud child. ba careful 10 Gei the Eenn
me
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NOTICE.

gNAME into my enclosure about the 10Th
\ OF October, three CalvcS-'2 red Steers
and ! Ilcfcr The owner lie requested 10
prove property, pay chargvs and take them
away. MlCA1AH WILEY
Sutton, Oct 90, Is4o 6ilv2s
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o. Iuanssad usar nir Z HsFs tHs plsssafs o. ~
h,tu iuH nst ihfFr Of ui rIifrH hHFr hrru fH'Fl ~
iHr H.tnHIs hI ine Hu ~ l"u afrsirsi "rf llrlHe
fHri arir smirFi frN frfrfrif Hiih bed fnirt hsFe
III L.L.L .L.-I -L-- --I--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-24

Ouiuv tH che rfAri s''srs' sHi les"sHss ~ " ~
trHurfHIs rsfrauHfiIIs r. pHtII.rf nf Urr sHu srfs
GrHIrHf uHt ArrtHr HHfs commenced urshths HHfss
pstIUs tstfsfs ttsls t.tsfs. tsFa's ~ Nri"~
hHfh So I.rf rrrrfaIIf i-u % H iH tHs fsHr che b.
o. bottles sHH uf ifrtn hHtf tiuFH sui f"iifi
suf colo fttisrHruu uIri Hul sHfihIrts tHiauuui
suf sHu4I hr sfuird hsis fsuHiut -s'tss sigasi ~
b u Issusrui
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-24

~ Tpsmsni Dc s'usst isiif frraiFiHs sIiss ss
FHftIfafis Boo ilHrfrrt Istis ~ tHr lHiHH
IiNf lr ~ trfilN NH VI W. HTTFFFFFHFf rHTsf
,isa, ~ coo rIit 81 AIhsuf Asfs sHmriHus ssts'
ptrsrulrt Co., tusntriis Hssaitaiills sHi hsists
n tr sus 90 tHs asi 'aiasls preparations 10 ihs 'Hsf
O. ruttsG No WI SON SD, u. n
AIn.al. AnnI Ian
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.

y. p. TAPLlN, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
MOULD respectfully say to the nhao''
w nuls Of Pcochnnl, and the adjoining
towns, that he has located hmsclfat rcacham,
Hollow, whore he viii be- ready 10 attend To
all calls ia the different branches ni the mcdl'
cal Profession In his practice he excludes
poisons of every drsgVp'iuh, accompanying
the botanic wi,h the Cold water S'yrtUu', us
ing such remedies only as hnrmDnizr with m.
lures laws, and are calculated % assist ma.
turc in her efforts to overcome diseased nc
ton
lie viii treat chronic diseases Of every de.
scrlplon, consumpuon-not excepted, with the
express understanding that where no relief 10
Obtained no charges Will be- made. J-itf
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NO 7 ice.

4 Ill pcrsona having unsettled accounts
n with ~. BrRiah Sanb0rH or NsHbOrH y
Dayiing, must call and settle Immediately -
Let no one delay, for the subsofibct, intending
in a fcw days 10 leave The state, must close
Ii hi lAalilG-a--------
BENlAH SANBORN
Lyndon, Aug. 4, l5io, G2SU
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THE rsfuffsts t4Hr.HsifsiJ pfnFet iHsi iht hafts
t.fi -s ri f-ri eifutfi ptaf iHs shsiHsts Ne
rssrs n iHr W0I iHiss Fs'sHHs 9afsi 10 oHs hsH's
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-24

CtasH sd NufHEIFfs NHssaHFltaH tas ~ fsfsa
Htu.rtutf tsasssTitr4 yfrfF tHufrfHtHi -I-s
Caisft. Cst4A 49, ,puUg Need Ns's-s''
~ 80 ttfff hfruf fiHsh ~ ~ h,ffais Itfisii
F,sr.t bsr,s,a,-i,a- TO-. q. a, S,4,. - Ast,
bee sd see 90 fstfa.
EPtui"s uissd.
See iets. Ipfu a- t-t3.
us Iewssssu..i ,.,,, s-...,s ,.-, s.,.-i,..
tfs 80 hs.r us ttsaus IHinHsH ftuttIrHs sa,tuf
Ht Hu ta,r iut sssstsi irafs bsh % tsH tHfgh a.
4. s.tss sas.s ssA - tafssI tHtgf
taafI si nHtt bed t.tfHi sasstF sHI Ftsafit
iFEiItalf stf tsIu.eI aHi utI unt ssIrrt Goo ths
b.,s au, -s,sI eut sats.rs,nIsvs ,Huti ua.s. s,I
Asfs Hat 500 lul ,HaurH IHru NtHatHl BOO utr ]
sHi uus slr &c. ssIs 81 H'st Wr rn. tsss uu
sf,as th-t 1 ss iH.ustYI iu, tbsts tsssu lusi ots.
WM. RussEii. as C.b.ns. .,
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fs--r4r-l f4A-@4-s- 0 l-l-4i4h -ni4=-sr-h=% -h=i4
trs NtIIUg A Go. rlsIr sifari husiHn
pIHIi rtHIr Iia NuHH H.ttHt tftrft rbi'sislpbts
iiHrr- i4fr..taE Hsitst-sfs q a. f--rl A-~fts4
p.H. NuHHI Co.. 900 iyHUfft rirfft - ~
rUHtH FsstI street AHssuY cod ir sU tHr Frrfips
ifIFffts auH hsfruaHtf srurfHlf tHfuushnal ha III
sfatra 49,. u La IL j.
NLulrarlr Agcut-rJ 4 BINGHAM, Drug
gisi, ~ Johnsbury Hrlah agents Go"duil
aud Could Elst sd. Juhushur kuwdgr a
Gpil.,, l,,..t.H, Dana, WrrLh = FIaul"oi
Dluyitl lspHo Watts, frarh1m, Harvey ~
Eastman, Bam,ti l. &. ,rirk., rassuHput.
Nrvcll y Troll, Burke r q Buurr, Derby
Lone, ]. nakrA SON, sutton O. Ciryrlud ~
Go, Coventry l.ll4. s. ~ TfrnrA, Luuru.
bnreh, and hy 90 ihr principal Dugf.ss nud
Merchants generally throughout The { States
and tho tanldasi also, by Brmlu 8 p'ulsnu,
Lyndon Centre. t'-I
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II. Latham y { O''
Iron Founders AID Nachlh''''

AIOl II OdlANACi . - - ~
II the Jttretts+ IF tho .AarihlEH' : y -,
and PaSsnnpsiS EaNrea..,'' v..,.t.
WILL answer orders for M, I!,,r .Nsa.
w Railroad Locomotive, car an" CO.., ard.
and other castings And viii ln'Hy lfs,.
,Niachinis,s Tools of superior qo"'N ,vr.
such as Engine and Hand Lathe W.. p-.-.
out Screw gecr-t Planning. uphsuuo',,.N
and Boltcuttlng Mochnrs-o ESQ 0,.''
screws, and Mill Irons Of all h'no vs., s,5r,f
They VIII 'uls0 furnish Burr Mu'I, cav
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen VIC, 90.
lar and other saws and Cob e'"'"'
Smut Machines. ,,,. ,.,,pelIrd y
saw, Gr,st and other. Mills P''.',ar o..
stcnw or water built under The 1,uItyyS,.,ls,
Mr. WV. DuscAS p. O. address Gml
anon, II q"
- Office This ecrt,iic- mat ' ,'5, v,-
IN my son, Andrew } Iiom' ~, ne,
hh,r,y to transact business Tor ",", ,tthag
this date shall cla,m none 81 .,'
nor pay any debts Of his con" oTIs nAN'
Attest bradbury Eastman 6lvS
sheffield. oct IL, I-49
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Farm for sale

TINlE suh-cr.bcr oH o. biz form fr,t.
! o.. u.tuit,d 600 iht. GOOD i'lt.ug n. ,
Juhu-bup Flun GO Nurh 1ug.i
nblt way hctwcrn The iNo place, lrr..
Of 30 acs..-- ! e ur - -rrts ut .,"....f.
ow.-btoui iO ncfrs uf woodl Irj -'u.'
irr pasture Hud rIrsr-
The buildtpTs1rH fu.tFhlr tHr OH.
There Hrr about 1000 sugar m1p'.. ,
young apple orchard, wrh good Doh.
OF r.d1r tmhrf, uu tar i1ru.
Tho farm eau Doe ajsauuErnur.t
sud tU' MtNit Ns pIFf lA ~. f.3
IrrWf ot p'ymrui mntr rf.Y
JOINS ca saHAN
81 InAushurv. Aue It.t-l c"t.
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UE.lLLVG POUER

knowlnI many B'a's ogo, mat lac bad Wy
hissktll, sricncc, aud sprrcncc, dryisrd- an
auiclr which would br ut incacuiahlo adv1n.
tarr 60 mankind, when once known and c8'
tcuuycly used, be- hoped and pcfscVcfrd, cR'
pcctng the tine a. arrive when the means
would be- furnished ~ bring a into universal
notice, whcn a. measurable virtues wou'J De-
known aud appreciated Thia tlWc has como,
hr means arr supplied this
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Opinis., ~ rLI.ifiaa..

irHf, trspsfif,iiF
ISAAC w rHAlH 500 Wsssisf %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-24
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend.
The Original DisrorGU Of he
licnninc TOMnsrnd'S SarsanariIIa!

OdDr Tuwn.rud b. nov about 'uyc1s ~
age, and haH hong been known no the FHfA'l
nud BiFrurffrr OF lhr GrIuiHf OrirHni
=, Yofss,Hl to-.tYp4rNI BruF poor be- wls
e.tapeIl. q g. l.,f'.t's- manufacture, by whrh
means II has bern Kept out Of marart, aud iHr
salrs citcumso ribbed ~ thosc oGly who had prov
cd h. worth ana kuuwuiis value. Il bad
reached the ears ol many urycflhrlrsa, ga
those persons who had been healed ot snfr
diseases, aud saved from death, proclaimed its
excellence aud wonderful
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1T NEUIfIU FNINEN
from the old itshnprd gruutrg %. nH.. s.I..
l1 cDmp1rtbtss, uraiurts huG guut.I.
fr SUPERIOR, and viii be- sold iur-al..l 3D..
thirds ihr pUCg
For tnsi4psr-lhr rrpoyfd l.ldstt.
Z 80 tu-.i ~ t,r-r wruHuw, wrtrrr
Tho .HORIICE HLLNDAi sell o.
90 q 900 per sIufpW, without pHtrf
HiINbN paiHFrdt trimmed uuu H... ..-
hluarH ON ihu moot reasonable terms
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Every Day Brings Sometime
New.
MORTIsE WINDOW BLINDS

HIE Subscriber 10 now mauua.u.r-,
1 new and improved suirIru.
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80, 900 t..s- 81 ssHFFai Usbititf aud
nn"I 81 NTIts.a. InrIAl.


A. 10 fsHessHrI tutiratstss the tistsn ftsss srtiI
10 Wr uu,h' spi 'tsugih "a ne wu'cuat 'jUsm
iU Hu't sausotdiasfj itpta
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The rffst tssuJ asi sapafiuun ~ tbis aafssps
filia aI niHrf ufHI.fnrs &c. ulsf eEi.s % efsti
rslfs ihr i'ss's Dc tu'Eprtr' tls body. u q oas %
Lac.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-24

thereby certify that one Of my children, whom
naked, tell into large fire Of live Goals and was
burned severely from head TO feet. The best OF
medical aid md attention was gwen to the child
for four or five days without any relicf--ench
DAYS suffering increased till his groans could be-
heard ut great distance, ut which critical PERI
OF one Of my ne,ghbors recommended and pre-
scented To me box Of .Sioan's Oint,nrni, and in
LEES than fifteen minutes after the application ol
the on,mcn: Ia the aggravated sorce Of the suf-
tcrlng child. the pain ceased entirely aud he
speedily began Ia recover. Nv residence is in
ilelt Township, Nermlllion count. and State Of
Indiana. THEODORE !. TAYLOR.
Dated nj Chicago, August -. 1919
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EXtnOfdinary Care,

April 18th. 1913. -Four miles n"rih Of Chicago
lon the road 10 Milwaukee Cook county, III.
MIR Sloan--Dear Sir: One vi my horses had n
large bony tumour an his breast bone, inrned-
aiely under the collar, which lamed him and
rendered his services of very lltle value. I faith
fully applied several bottles Of DR. Taylor's Nery.
and Bone Linmenf. without the least hcncti, I
then procured Wilder's Celebrated Horsc uint-
ment, and used that until became fully sa:i,li
ed TINT II would never relieve the animal r..
nally, obtained box Of your truly valuable
Ointment and IN lees than 60 DAYS from The first
application the iumor entirely disappeared aud
the horse was well. Yours.
EDWARD ARMSTRONG
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. The Buck
ct Factory Of Marietta, narrrwly escaped
destruction. by shavings becoming satura-
ted with oil from lenky barrel aud taking
fire. The superintendent, 10 test this, put
some shavings in a bucket, poured over
them some oil, and in hours the contents
md the bucket itself was in blaze. This
fact ought to be remembered nnd carefully
guarded against--especially bv chair ma
kers, cabinet makers, etc.-Columbia Pa
Spy.
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Sloan's Ointment and Condition 1'owder.
Have earned great nome.
ENOR purity. mlldness, safety, certain
~, and th"roughners, Sioan's O,nl.
meut cxcels, aud is rapidly superseding 81!
other Ointmcnts aud Linimcnt- Tor Tho
cure of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Srrairs,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbm., Wiu.l
Calls, Poll Evil, Callus, Spa,ins. S~ce-
ny, Fis.uln, Strains, Lime ness, Sand
Cracks, Foundered Feet, >, ra,ch.
cs, or Greuse, Mango mud
Horn Ds.emper.
The Powder will remove all inllamma.
ton and fever, purify the blood, loosen III
skin, cleanse the water, aud strengthen cv-
erv part OF tho body, and has proved soyc-
reign remedy for tho following diseases:
Disicmpcr, lide-bohnd. Loss Of Appetite,
Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Intlam-
nation of tho Ewes, Fatigue from
Hard exercise; also
Rheumatism,
Commonly called Stiff Complaint whirh
proves fatal 10 many valuable horses in this
country.
Il is also snfc and certain remedy Tor
Coughs and Colds, which generate 20 ina
ny fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Like st., Chicago. Ill.
w. b. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town in al
the Western States.
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woRas.-As this is the season oil the year
when worms arc most formidable among children
the proprietors Of M'Iane's vermtuge beg leave
so cali upon parents, soliciting their attention TO
its virtues for the expeing Of these ANNOYING and
often fatal enemies of children. Their inven-
ton is BY physician of grea, experience in Vir-
gnia and after using il for several wears in his
own practice. and finding its Success so univer-
sal. he has been induced al last To offer it to the
public as q cheap but certain and excellent med
icine
ftArror sale by DR. r EASTERLY, South
Enst Corner of Third and Chestnut Streets, ST
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents for the Western
Stafes
OrrAl.o for sale by A SANDERS, Druggist,
.aeenllor Davenport.
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SrAMEsE TwINs-SUReIcAL OPERATION.
The Siamese Twins, who have been lv-
ing some years with wives and children, on
their own plantation in North Carolina, are
said 10 be on their way to New York to en-
bark for Europe, with a view to consult the
most eminent surgeons on the prac.iblity
Of an operation to divide the ligamcnt tina,
binds them together. Il is further said
that one Of their sisters had been adopted
into the family Of the Emperor Of Siam.
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The Rev. E. A. Beach, Pastor OF the first Pres.
hyteran Church, Homer, Licking co., Ohio,
writes under date Of May 5, l847, that g. B. NJ.
OF Homer has suffered for years from Cons,ipa.
hon OF the bowels, been for Is months confined
TO his bed, suffered most excruciaiing pain, from
structures in the in;e.tines has had not only the
advice OF the hest medical men in the county,
but his case was reported to the Medical Conven-
ton OF the State Of Ohio, discussed for two hours
a committee appointed to make prescription |:
it was administered without the slightest beneii.
resulting. The Rev. gentleman adds that the
Liihontrptic was tried, good effect immediate.
ly produced to the sstonishmen, Of every one
who has known the case, and .he patient now
under the effect OF the third bottle feels satisfied
that cure will be the result. Again has the
Faculty Of Ohio been satisfied that vaughns Veg
Lita. Mixture, the Great American Remedy, has
virtue 70 them unaccountable. Call on Agents
and get pamphlets. Exchange paper.
SANDERS, Davenport, g..
w T NoRRis, Rock Island, 'ase""'
EARNAM Trrreiy.r, Qc~~S
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE REPUBLIC.

HE undersigned will, on the 18th day
- Of June next, begin the publication in the
City OF Washington Of daily Wing Administra-
ton paper, to he called the TmE REPUBLIC, the
editorial supervision and management OF which
will be committed to the exclusive care Of ALEX
ANDER C. BrLllrr and John o. SARGENT.
The Republic will give 10 the principles upon
which the administration Of Gen. Taylor came
into power a cordial, jealous and constant sup
port. II will be faithful record OF the times; il
will discuss public measures in an impartial and
independent spirit; it will Re vehicle of the la
test and most authentic information; it will be-,
in word, political newspaper, devoted TO the
liberalixing and progressive doctrines which pre-
vailed in the late Presidential canvass; to the in.
terests Of labor, developed in the wants oil az
ricalture, commerce and manufactures, and to the
cause Of literature, science and general intelli-
gence.
The Republic will acknowledge no allegiance
except TO the country. 1t will aim 10 merit the
confidence aud support Of the American People.
It will be the organ Of no person, or party, or
traction Of party. in that compulsory sense
which would hinder il from speaking boldly and
candiily to the People about whatever il con-
Germs them to know.
The Republic will Be- printed upon double
royal sheet, in new, large, clear, readable type
Besides the Daily paper, there will be publish
ed Tri-Weskly and Weekly Republic, made
up Of the most interesting and important matter
OF the Daily issue.
TERMS:
For the Daily Reptile, no
For the Tri. Weekly, e
For the Weekly, =
TO ENTHUSIASTICALLY Postmaster who
will transmit n 90 shall have SIX copies or the
Weekly Republic sent 10 such persons % he may
direct: and 6l5 will entitls Postmaster 10 Msee
copies Of the Tn Weekly paper.
No paper will be sent unless the order il &C.
companisd By the money.
Allcommunieatiess upon business must b ID
dressed to GIDEON L. co,
Washington City, April 18th, Is4a.
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Unpopular opinion is any criterion Of the worth
Of any article, We invite the incrcdulon. 20 read
at lenst few Of the many voluntary certificates
that appear IN our columns respecting tie great
variety Of remarkable cures effected by the usc
OF "Sloan's Celebrated Ointment aud Condition
Powdersn
These rem, dies no longer remain among those
of doubtful utility, they have passed rom thu
tide Of experiment and now stand higher in rep
utation and are becoming more extensively used
than all other articles OF the kind.
Michigan Ciiy .Nt,es
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NEW GOODS.

vVIiE Subscriber having received his
FALL. AND WINTER STOCK,
lsprcpared to supply customers with Gads
u moderate prices. The following are
sumo ot the articles he has on hand -
Dry Goods.
Cotton Yarns, Callcucs. Sheetinrs, Shirt
ings. White, Red and Canton Flanncls,
Linseys, ). +. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Ssitinetts, Plain and Checked Ny. and
Cotton Jeans, Blue and other Drillings,
Gloves, Crnvats, Pock. H'kerchicis, Spool
snc Pat. Threads, Hate, Boune,s, Stock
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
Hardware.
Door, chest, cupboard, till, trunk and
padlocks; spring and Norfolk ln,chcs, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges;
screws, hay and manure forks, spades and
shovels, table, pen and jack knives; ham,
mers, hs,cheie, coffee mills, chains, hoes,
augers, brace bite, smooth and jack planes,
rakes, scythcs, ena,hcs and stones, pocket,
tuck, fine and redding combs curry combs,
and brushes; an assortment Vi hollow ware,
ploughs, steel, &c. &c.
Groceries.
Loaf and N. q. Sugars, superior tea,
chocolate, coffee, molasses, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, saleratus. spice, pepper, mus
iard, nutmeQs, mace, ci.ron, raisins, cur
rants, figs, almonds, cream nuts, filbsr,s, TO.
bacco in plugs and papers, Macuba and
Scotch snuffs, Underworld Lemon Syrup,
starch, soap. candles; plates, bowls, print.
ed and common teas. pitchers, &c. &c.
Drugs and Mtdieinea
Tincturcs, Essential Oils, Essences,
Qnininc. Peruvian Bark, Alcrcurisls,
Barks, Roots ard Herbs, of all kinds,
Mortnrs, Graduated Measures. Vials,
Jars, Bottles and Window Glass; Castor,
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish and l.in.ecd
Oils, Turpentine. Varnish. White. Red md
Blk. Leads. With general assortment Of
Oil and Winter Color., Smalt,
Gold Leaf and Bronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Drushes; Tooth Instruments,
Truases. Also, m assortment Of pure and
genuine Patent Medicines, such a. Fahe-
nestock's Vermifugc, Cough Balsam. Bill.
ious Pills, Cnrminniive l.ozengcs. flor Sum-
mcr CompIainss,) Eye Water; Moiiats Pills
and Bittcrs; Sherman's Lounges, and Poor
Mans Plnster; McAlistcr's AlI-fIcaling
Ointment, Genuine Wis,ar's Balsam,
Cologne, Soda and Seidlnz Powders,
Nerve e. Bone Linimen,, Opodeldoc, &c.
Also, Cordagc, Chalk and Garden Lines,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Resin, Oakun,, Nails, Glass, Putty, &c.
Al.SO,-Schonl Books, Blank Books,
Memorandum, Cap. Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper, Blk. aud Blue Inks and Stands,
guile. Steel Pens, SIntss aud Pencils
which he will barter tor Wheat. Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Beeswax, FIaxseed, Sc.
c. LESLIE.
Davenport, Oct. 18th. lS4a.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-24
An ORDINANCES

AN ORDINANCE
To amend an Ordinance entitled Gan Ordinance
relative to the Sale Of Spirituous Liquors in
the town Of Davenport"
Aldermen Of said town, That any person or per-
sons desiring to retail spirituous or vinous liquors
IN SAID town in less quantity than one gallon
shall first pay into the Corporation Treasury
One Hundred and Twenty five dollars, and take
the Treasure,'s receipt therefor aud on the hold
er Of said Treasurers receipt presenting to the
Mayor and Aldermen 1t any regular meeting
thereafter, Bond and sufficient security in the
penalty OF one hundred and fifty dollars to be
approved Of BY said Mayor and Aldermen, con-
dltoned That the person persons retailing spir-
ituous or vinous liquors will not permit any un-
lawful gaming or riotous conduct and that he or
they will abide by the provision Of all the Ordi-
nances and the amendments thereon upon the
subject Of retailing spiri'uous liquors in SAID
town and the provisions herein cont aimed.
Sec. 2. Be Il further Ordained, That any per-
son or persons who shall sell, give or barter any
spirifnous or vinous liquors in said town in less
quantities than one gallon for gain or profit,
without first having coupled with the provisions
Of said Ordinance and the amendments thereto
shall be fined in the sum of not less than one nor
more than twenty dollars for each offence, and
IN default of the payment Of such penalty shall
be committed to the common Jail Of Scott coun-
ty one day for each dollar oil the penalty and
costs assessed against he, she or them.
Sec. 3. Be it further Ordained, That when the
Bond and security shall be approved as aforesaid
shall be the duty Of the Clerk Of this Corpora
ton TO issue License or permit to such appli-
cant which shall authorize and empower he, she
or them to retail under the provisions Of said Or
iinance and its amendments with proviso, that
the same shall be null and void on a breach Of
the bond OF such applicant.
Sec. 4. BE It further Ordained, That a. the VI
olation Of said Ordinance or anS Of its amend
menss, That any individual, officer or member,
and II shall be the duty Of the Marshal OF said
town TO prosecute for any and all violations there
OF, which may be prosecuted before the Mayor
OF said town or proper tribunal for the same and
in addition to any all violations OF said Ordinance
and the several amendments thereto, the Ma, or
and Aldermen Of said town may at any regular
meeting thereafter annul such License ana per-
init on good and sufficient complaint made against
any person holding such License.
Passed and approved 18Th May, l649.
JON'A. PARKER, Mayor.
[Attest,1 JAMES THoRINsrox, Clerk.