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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-02

NOTICE-The subscriber beg- inform the citizens and
public generally that he has Just employed wokmcn rom Eu
cities OF skill and experience,
which his knowledge and the bust
for years. enables him with confidence that he 10
jewcy gems,
superior any other establishment
country His respectfully
requested TO leave their orders with
Penn. nthae, between Oh and ION streets
Aua. lq--eodtf -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-02

Appearing 10 you, fellow democrats, for the rectude
OF our intentions, we present these great historical truths
course and proceedings at Rome, for your candid and
deliberate consideration We make no appeal 10 your
personal feelings and would not retor the personaty
he crimnation, and the attacks upon the prominent
friends Of the democratic cause and upon the well
and well understood regularity OF position and or
ganizauon These we leave TO such hostile leaders as
having deserted the democratic standard formed new as
sociations OF the most ncongruous character embracing
all creeds and factions, openly taking the field in distinct
opposition TO the democratic party and its national and
State tickets, and having formally proclaimed the dsso.
ution oil the great national democratic party, with which
we are proud 10 claim unabsted afliaton and 10 the
principles OF which we here rearm unchanged at
based upon single idea, whose bend OF cohesion
y desire OF political power. We cannot believe
That the democratic Masses however divided by hon.
est dnerences upon nonessential and abstract aues
tons, viii, in any number, leave their old pfin-
cples and associations 10 follow those who have come
TO that stage in political life in which the pynror AND
DISTURBANCE or THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, THE yoRMA
or NEW AND DEGRADING TESTS, are the only means by
which they hope TO advance their political personal
aims. And we invoke all who have stood together in
past times upon the old Jeersonan and Jackson demo-
cratic plaform-who viii not allow sectional and irri-
tang question, which has until now, at the direc-
ton OF disappointed ambitious, designing men, been
considered democratic principle, or allowed to be
willing to meet their brethren Of every section in the
spirit OF amity, and with feeling OF conciationwho
do not believe the democratic party dissolved and will
NOT, with their consent rent asunder by danger
Gus sectional dividing lnewho are ready 10 rally I'M
der the old banner, and, standing all together under IT,
restore the democratic ascendency and expel from power
IN admmsusuon winch came IN under false Pretences,
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b OOKS S.,
DAVENPORT BOOK STORE.


HE Subscriber Inns Just received from
- New York, and opened ss his establish
meht on Front street, an assortment Of .Nsct lIs-
eeous and School Books; Stationery, Fancy Al
ticles, &c; which he will cell az cleaD - they
can be purchased at retail in Chicago or 81 Lou.
is. lie would enumerate the following M incIu.
ded in his assortment -
Orators Of Ans Revolution,
Orators of France,
Fremonts Oregon.
MansieIds Mexican War,
Napoleon and MaSshale,
Washington and Generals.
Burn's, Scott's, Moore'e, 0Jidsmith's and
Pope's, Worke, MISS Mi,fords works: Byron,
Picks Works, Scou'san Steph ems NJ scelanies,
Abbotrs publications, Alcot,'a do T. s. Arlhur's
do Weems do Odd Fellows Amulet, Free
Masons Monitor, Barnes, Notes, Farricrs, R1!-
Inns Ancient History, Hobinson's History Of
England, History Of Late War; Combe's and
Fowler's Phrenology, Wayland's Moral Science,
Do. Political Economy, Juvenile Works Of ali
descriptions; Song Booksj Drawing Books, BIZ
bles, Testalnents and Hymn Book; Catholic
Publications, Dictionaries; McGnAe,'s Isl, Cd,
Sd and 18th Readers, Porter's Rhetorical Readers,
Comstock's Chemistry, Philosophy and Botany |;
M,chei's, Olney's, Michell's Primary, Paricys
new Village School, Olney's Practical introduce
ton to Study Of, Geographs; Arithmctics, Gram
mars, Spelling Books, &c. Of all kinde, by the
single or dozen. esg#
A large assortment Of Blank Books; Cap and Lets
ter Paper.
Memorandum, Writing and Cyphcring Books;
Port Folor, Drawing, Note, Blottinr, P. Office
and Perforated Paper, Envelopes, Steel Pens,
GUILE, Pocket Books, Inks and Inkstands, PEN
cils, Rulers, and almost every thing in the Sta.
tionery line; all Of which is submitted to the in
spection Of those wishing to purchasr.
A. SANDERS.
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Medical Treatment.

Dr. W. D. Sloan-Dssr Sir Last August | rel
ceived severe bruise on one leg, lust beIo,, sha
knee, no ,alention was p,id TO il however foi
some TIME alter; nor until had taken cold Il M
sore; no" became very much swollen, and s..
ccedihgiy painful, 90 much 70 that couid get
no sleep Tor several DAYS. A physician was cal.
cd, and my leg lanced At two different pcrioee,
dasciarging very freely each time. l laid under
Meo,c: treatment abon three months, bds with:
ed box Of your Ointment, this soon removed ii,
pain and SORENESS, and in two weeks from the
time fbegan tis;ng the Ointment my iee Vas en-.
tirely well. cheerfuliy recommend all whs
may be similarly injured - give this Uintmeot 4
trial with the fullest assurance g. Il their exsecs
iations will not be disappointed. 80
Respectfully you're,
: 81. DAVID J. WEST
Sugar Grove, Kane co, H., April ~, 40.
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n-IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

n-lMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
TIME subscriber having shs exclusive Agency
i for the sale Of McCormick's Improved Pat
ent Virginian Reaper, in the following named
counties 10 wit Bcott, Muscstine, Louise, Wash
ington, Johnson and Cedar; would respectfully
ing demand is anticipated for the coming harvest
Of 1850; therefore Ill who are DESTROYS Of obtain
ing one Of the above named Respers should at
tend to it Immediately.
ANDREW J. HYDE, .Agent.
N. B.-Blank Orders will be left at the Store
Of Burrows & Prettyman, in Davenportj also at
the residence Of the subscriber in Pleasant VAL
ley, for the accommodation OF those whom the
Agent may not sec. Other points will also be
supplied aud notice given thereof. A. ]. II.
December Goth, l849. l5-tf
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A SECOND ULyssEs.-An old man Of Va.
~ acute physingnomy answering 10 nams
Of Jacob Wilmons, was brought before the
Police Court in Philadelphia. Ills cloth, /
looked ms It they might have been bought
second-handed. in hi. youthful prime, e..
they had suffered more from tho rubs
Of the world than the proprietor himself.
''What busincss do you follow, Wilmont.' .
"Businessl None. Tn traveller!'
"a vsgabohd, perhaps"
"You are no: far wrong; travellers and
vngabonds are much the same thing. The
only difference is, that the latter travel
without money and the former without
brains.''
"Where have you traveIed?"
Gall over the continent"
"For what purpose?'
"Observaii0n.n
"What have you observed?'
"A little 10 commend, much to censurc,
and very much to laugh At"
rUmph! and what do you commend"
"A handsome woman that will stay at
home an eloquent preacher that will preach
short sermon; and fool who has sense
enough to hold his tongue"
"What do you censure9"
"a man who niarries girl for her fine
dancing; workman who believes in the
sympathies Of professional gentlemen; a
youth who studies law OF medicine, while
he has the use Of his hands; and people who
elect drunksrd or . blockhead to an Of
6ce."
"What do you laugh ats''
81 laugh at man whe expects bis posi-
ton TO command that respect which bis
personal qualities aud qualifications do not
merit" -
"Oh, ! perceive, you are IN utterer Of
pithy sentences; now | am about to utter
ono that will surprise YOU"
"a pi.hy sentence from your honor,
would, indeed, be matter Of astonish-
mcnt."
"My sentence is, That you discontinue
travelling Tor the term Of thirty days, while
sou rest aud recruit, yourself at Moyamen-
sing prison."
This retort was poser, and Mr.. VII
mont submitted to the requirements Of the
.svogrant act" and retired from the halls
Of Justice, in company with the sheriff,
without uttering another syllable.
Pennsylranias.
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Good News.
CHIcAoc, January 8, Il

5, CHICAGO, January 8, l849.
w. B. Sioan-Sir: One my horses was hoof
bound and also wounded in the slide, in which
- took cold, and became 30 crippled that be
could scarcely travel. BY the free application
Of your valuable Ointment. his hoofs were soon
soltenea and the stife permanently cured.
I have also used the Ointment in the case Poll
Evil and on severe gals with equal success.
On mashed finger that was very painful, it
operated like charm. Yonrs, &C.,
A. VAN O2DEN.
See Agents names at the head Of Sloan's Col
umn. For further particulars end testimonials,
get Pamphlets Of agents.
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FAMILY OINTMENT.
0LOAN'S OINTMENT Is now 3 "a

2lOAN'S OINTMENT is now 0nivcf.
sally acknowledged 10 be an infallible rem
edy, IN every case where II hss been faithfully %.
piled IN the human system, Tor promoting Insen-
sible Precipitation, drawing Out the inAs EbbAiioi!
from wound, relieving pain Of every kind, and
~ IT'S healing qualities the world does not pro-
dnce its equal and the publ { pronounce Il thS
cheapest and best Family Ointment that hss ever
l Deen used All diseases Of the Flesh, Obstinate
Ulcers Old Sores, ch,lblains, Sore Throat, Burne.
GUS, cnianeous eruption, Soss Nipples, sors
ofeasfsj Diseases OF the Eye, AgH4 in ms fee.
side, bqck and The ctner parts Of the ststen,
bo.Is, Ulcers, Scald Head, Bruises, fresh yvorndS.
and eyerykini Of sore containing the least psri
tiele Of inhammation, are pesnaneasiy srfed 81
tnis greet remedy. W. B. SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 20 Lake 81; e hiesxo, Iii.
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Unsi2allCa Medicine.

6.oAs's Ccluss.-We call attention to Slotn'S
column, for now notices Of his unrivalicd medIa
cines.i We have come to the conclusion after
reading these highly complimentary poticesj
thar tho medicine 10 some il not more. h has :
great name, and from the testimony Of those vhd
have proved its efficacy, We shond Judge il 10
be just the thing for tho time.. We say sucecs1
TO that which Is truly useiul:-S ttiscsnsis Sesas
dard, 5Msy 5tb, l649s -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-27

Messrs Geo. Smith, President, and Alex.
Mitchell, Secretary Of The Wisconsin Marine
Insurance Company, have pledged their
personal estate in on approved bond, tothe
amount of ono and half milliono Of dollars
10 be forfeited when they fail to redeem the
psper Of that institution. The CONNER
cial Advertiser publishes the certificate Of
sixty merca ntilc houses Of Chicago, who ati
agree in recommending this company as
worthy Of continued confidence Hark.
eye. - .'.
ARAtL RoAD UrslDE DowN.-Among
the projects for making rail road through
Broadway N. Y, that Of Mr.. Maxwell,
machinist who has submitted project
for erecting along either curb stone east
iron pillars, high enough to clear the tall
est carriages, driver and all. On these
pillars 70 hay wrought iron truss Of suffi
Gent strength to carry a double track fer
cars. The wheels are 10 be on tho top Of
the cars; and the latter suspended within
convcnicn, distance Of the pavement for
the purpose Of ingress and egress; the
horse Of course to travel on the street, a.
in The Ordinary track. Chicago Journal.
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BOY WANTED,
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.

AlSS JONES informs her friends and
iNb patrons that the Fail Term OF the
s1Younr Ladies', Schools will commence on Mon.
DAY, the l7th September.
During her visit TO the East she has procured
necessary apparatus; &c. for the School room
and ms ilso made on arrangement with her sis
ter. Miss ELIZA Joxfs to assist her in the School
and 10 rive lessons in Instrumental Music, and
in Latin. to such Young Ladies' as may desre il.
No paine WILDE spared by the teachers 70 facll-
itase the progtsss Of the Young Ladies in their
studies. -.
Davenport, August 23d, ie4s Soft
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.SLoAx's O'xrMESr.-We dislike 10 sspuffs' pat:
ent medicines, owing 70 the vast quantity now
in existence, OF which, no doubt, half 1t least;
are spurious-not fit for the liberation Of III
people; but when such come Under our notice
that We can eo'sscfe,stidii;ly recommend We do il
with pleasure.
Wehaye not ep6ktna favorable word Of this
Oimment since the Pfoprie.of conimencsd adj
veriising with US, for fear there was some huns
bug in it's efficacy, but no,c, being convinced, BY
the numerous statements Of our friends relative
to the genuinesess, we do most EARNESTLY recom-
mend itto the public rs. the very best medicine
for healing man and Least ever used: All diss
eases Of the flesh, obstinate ulcer.; old scrceJ
burns, cilts, &C., will find immediate 1elief By
the application Of this Ointment. See Sloane
new advertisement in smother column.-M Rsv.
eide, JusSe 2ist; 1919. RI $50
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-27

The Germans are making grent noise
hbout the Fleet. Now, we were scarcely
aware TINT Germany had fleet, any more
than the Great Desert.-London Paper.
No moro aware probably, than they we're
when the thunder Of De Ruytcr's cannon
on the Thames, made London's burghers
iremble in their shoes, or when Tromp
defeated tho Nelson Of that day, and swept
the commerce Of England from .he. marrow
seas.
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aBY Telesraph.S
6pRINGrIELp. IN . juno 5th. l844

BrKiSGrlELD, ~ June 5th, 1919.
Mr.. w. B. -Sir-Pcsse send US irime,
diately l2 dozen ofyoar Condition Powders; and
l2 dog. Of your O ntment. We cafifot wait the
arrival Of your travelling Agent. Wehave call4
every day for these articles Do not fail to send
the above bill immediately. We win pay youf
travelling agent the FIRST tins he visits " again.
,SBti Yours, truly, lass 8 sSa
BlRCHALL & OWEN.
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.

TAtl Tho Medicines adyeriieed g. " Il
Sloan Ore sold by A. Sanders, Davenport. flows
VIM & A Nurses, Moline; m :; ana VIM q
Norris, Rock Island; and by Merchants, Drur.
glsts, &c; in nearly every town in oil the Wss-
tern States. :" -,
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iecsivins Calls;

RAvsssA, Ohio, May 29sh; t8te:
NJ. ". B. When Your gsss ~
here some four weeks ago, We pnrchasad asup;
ply Of your O;n,men. anu Condition Powders!
the Ointment ID. all sold, and we are now daily
eallsn for il.
Please forward 10 four do5en Of eacfi--Oint1
msnt and Condition Powders, and ohligs
u.s. UEFFINGWELk 8 COZ
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-27

On Thursday night oflast week, the boot
the Nashville stage via Fayetteville was
pcned in tho edge oftown and the trunk Of
be Hon. G. w. Jones Ton his way to Wash
pgton) was taken out and rifled of its con.
fnts. The trunk wss recovered the next
hv, but no discovery has been had ofthe
|bbbeI. = Huntsville Advocate.
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PURCHASE ORA MusEuM--Darnum the
curiosity hunter, yesterday bought At sher.
lbs sale Peale's large collection Of ratc and
curious things at the Masonic Hall, former
" known as the Philadelphia Museum,
and 10 its day tho most complete collec-
ton Of wonders ever exhibited in the Uni
ted States. Tho whole collection was bid
off At So, 5OO;it probably cost originally,
nearly 500, 0O0.--PhI. Ledger.
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nvHE subscriber has just received .
\ small sssnrtment Of Medical Works,
which he offers low Morton's Human Anato-
my, Ramsbothsm's Parturition, Fergusson's Prac.
tical Surgery, Wilson's Human Anatomy, Chur-
chillss Midwifery, 6olly on the Brain, Condis on
Children, Woods, Watsouo, Millers, Dungli-
sons Practice, etc. etc. A. 6ANDERS.
Dec. 9th, l840s
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DAVENPORT POsT OFFICE

DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.
Arrival and Departure Of NALL.
Arrives. Closes.
EASTERN.
Mondays, Thc-sdays Mondays, Wednesdays
& Saturdays q, 8 am & Fridays st3 pm
5.. NORTHERN. stsa
Tuesdays, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
e. Saturday 12 m. a. F-idays l2 .. m.
49, riu Rirer Route.
Wednesdays and Sum Mondays 4 Thursdays
daysat8 pm at y N.
Mondays, Wednesdays Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Fridays at i2 m. and Saturdays at i2 m.
.at ID. G.. ELDRiDCE, r. M.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open from 8 A. M. to p. III. and from r.
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Having convinced our friend ofths Jour
al that even Pet Lamb may sometimes
more than q match for a full grorn sheep,
e shall now give him little rest-only
bu,ioning him to bewnrc how he attempts
be smart at others expense again.
[lMuscafae Eng.
No "knock down" argument been used,
e hope.
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demonstrating the week, . two
orsc team belonging TO Nj. GIRBoSy, ran.
WAY in the vicinity Of Pappoosc Bridge,
|nd in tht If course became entangled with
second : horse team, attached 10 sleigh.
10Th teams rushed hesdlong off the bridge,
|bwnA perpendicular descent Of Is or90
bet, and fell ina pilc on the ice below. Two
4 the horses wore but slightly injured.
The other two had ench leg broken, and
he had 10 he shot on the spot-ihe other
b,y I've healed. - uscatiae Esq.
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Nora BESr-A good conditioned single lad,
filling to encounter the s'lishts and shadows''
I the connubial state, can address Box 81 at the
Post Office; as certain dry 'sstiek" Is sc,rewha.
disposed 10 become fruitful branch.
The above appears as editorial in the
\. W. Adv. We publish j. ior the benefit
4 the "dry stick" concerned.
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CoLuMsrs, Ohio, Dec. 90.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

CoLuMBrs, Ohio, Dec. 60.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The Senate has not yet elected Speak.
(r, md no prospects, Of an organization
rem 10 to 90 ballots daily. Tie vote each
ballot. #5s
ST. LOTS, DC. 90.
FLouR-Flour steady At S..
WHEAr--Noihing doing Of consequence
Small sales at former rates.
CoRN--4O cents, sacks returned.
Hocs-$2 to 81 SO for heavy.
FRElcnTs New Orleans high
flour 81 cents; Pork, S7i;a Bacon, so
Germ, IL; Wheat, IL.
The river is clear Of ice, hut the wealth
b has again turned cold, which will pre-
tent the arrival Of any boats from above.
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Excellent Remedy.

We have used for several mouths pasi, S,oan'i
Family Ointment, for the various cuts, burns and
bruises to which family, especially Of young
children, is constantly liable, and have invasiai
bly, found it to be an excellent remedy;
Rockford Free Hess, Fs6. 24At, i849.
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CO nj ME- r CIAL.
Corrected ,oeekly BY c. S. Whi.ler.l y
DAyENroRr. Ihursdav, Dec. q. le.4

DAVENPORT, 1hnrsday, Dec. 81, l84s
PRoDucE. n2s PROVISIONS
FLOUR, Dbl. 400 4,s5lPoRK heavy, 200
WHEAT, win. bu. Is aa70l Hans, ID. ~ q S
-. sp. ), SO 6gsHouIDsRs,, 3Aa4
Com in ear, ), I6aOISDEs, .4a4a
=, sheli,d >, 20I.ARD. SAT-
:, meal !, IS q 3OtBUrTER, 10
FLASHED, !, so 692t fioNEy5 10
TiH.SEED, LOCAL ,25CHEEsE, 6a!2
Oars, ;, stl eUlCHIckkNs ,doz. 75ai 90
BARLEY, ). 6OIEsos, 30 Q
HAY, ton 800 4,OOIPorAroEs, blu. 3O
WOOD, cord a,O0a a,5OIBEANs, wh.,, SO
Coal, blu. lOa l2lSALr, Kan.,, 624 q IS
Isl !, Liv. ), g
HIDES, green,ib. 2alAPPLEs. dri. bu. rs
!, dry, :, 5ilPEAcHEs, !, LISA 200
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PRINTING PAPER.
DHE subscriber hns on hand lsrse
= supply Of paper 2eX32 which be offers low
for cash.
He is also Agent for McCreary's superior Prn-
ting Inks,
Which are put up in cans Of various sizes,
common News and Book, and also Colored Inks.
H. A. PORTER, Rock Island, Ill.
Dec. 9th, l849.
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MORE DErAuLrERs

Tho Washington Correspondent, Of The
N. 7. Tribune, under date Of Noyembe,
2S'h, makes the following explicit state.
,nent as 10 the number and amount Of dc.
fanlters already discovered, and jntima,es
that there are "a lew more left Of the same
sort:"
u have seen list Of twenty -four de-
fnultcrs whose accounts have been trans
mitted from single Bureau to the Solicitor
d the Treasury for suit. Tho balances
against them vary in amount from twenty
two thousand dollars to sums under hun.
drcd, and tho only reason that do no.,
give their names is, tina, suit has been insti
tuted upon but few, and the rest, or at least
portion Of them may be able to adjust tho
balances against them, without exposure
by coercive measures. This list will be
lnrgely augmented by the names Of others
that will be sent to the Solicitor in a few
days from other accounting Bureaus, those
to which ] have alluded having come prin-
cipally from tho Fourth Auditors Depart
ment. And when the list is completed
and the delalcations fixed beyond perad-
venture, ! will send you tho names and the
accounts agninst each for which they are
dclinqucnts."
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TIE BfsT AND CHEAPEST
1orsc and Cattle Medicine In the World.
sLOAN'S


0x1gT&k6NY,
AND CONDITION POWDER, !.
Have earned great name.
NOR purity, mildness, safety, certain:
II ", and thorooghness; Sioan's Oints
n,ent excels, and is rapidly sipersediny I'll.
other Ointments snd Liniments ipr tho
cure Of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, eprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ridgbont, Wind
CALLS, Poll Evil, Csllus, Spasins, Swee-
ny. Fistula, Strains, Lameneis; Sand
Cracks, Foundered Fest, Scnich- @
90, Or Grsnse, Mange ead
Horn Distesnper:
The Powder will remove ali inHams,as
tion and fever, purify Tho blood; loosen .hS
skin, cIcanse the water, and strengthen o.:
cry part Of the body, and has proved 4 soys.
reign remedy for the following diseases:
Distemper, Hide bound, lnss Of Appetite;
Inward Strams, Yellow Water, lniism. y.
nation of The Eyes, Fatigue from
Hard exercise; also
Rheumatism, @rssss6E
(commoniy called Stiff Complaint which
proves fatal TO many valuable horses IN .hid
country. .
It Is also a safe snd certain remedy fof
Coughs md Colds, which generate SO ma
NJ fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake at, Chicago III.
w. B. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town in all
the Western States.
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A general assortment Of
Gents. Eurnfshing foods.

Such as Backskin, Blk Kid and Cassimer re
Gloves, Buck Mittr, Blk and Fancy Cravats,
Wool Comfoste, Pocket Hdkfa., Flannel and Nett
Shirts and Drawers, Linen Bosom Shirts, Calico,
Check and Hickory Shirtr, Lambs. Wool and
Yarn Socks. Also, good assortment OF Fine
Mo!eskin Hats, Otter, Beaver, Muskrat,
Cloths and other kinds Of Cape, Boys and
Childrens Caps, oil Of which will be sold as
cheap as the Cheapest.
Davenport, Dec. 9th, l849.