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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-16

DEPARynESy or THE IErEKfoR,
OrrIoE Indian AYyAIRs, September 70, 1872
cEALED PROPOSALS. will be received Office the Com
OF Indian Affairs, Washington city, CLOCK
Thursday the lst dcy Of November fol-
lowing goods the quantities annexed, for the use Of
The Indians, and deliverable the city Of New York, viz,
BfaNketA .
2 pairs point white Mackinac Blankets 70 60 nv m
inches and weigh eight pounds "
1900 pairs ~ point white Macknac blanke TO measure "a BY 60
inches and weigh ax pounds F'l'-
LIS pan point white M.cknae blankets, by
q inches, and weigh live and quarter pounds N
gO pairs ~ point white Mackinac blankets by
inches, and weigh four and y quarter pounds
700 pairs point white Macknac b6nkets - by
inches and weigh three and quarter pounds 3s1
pains point scarlet Macknac blankets 10 measure 20 BY ~
inches and weigh eight pounds
pairs IN point scarlet Mackinac Blankets 81 by
inches, and weigh six pounds Itg33 M
100 pairs w point green Mackinac
inches, and weigh pounds ' & ~ atntts'it
800 pairs point green Msosac blankets, 90 by
inches, and weigh eight pounds .htt "a 'sas
$50 pairs af point MArknac Blankets to - by oo
inchss, and weigh six pounds s3s..-. gsi s.S7s5
100 pairs Ok point gennea Macknac blankets,
GO by "a inches, aud weigh pounds ~
100 gentella blue Mackinac blankets,
90 by ~ inches, and weigh eight pounds < tf
pairs 2k gentnela blue Macknac blankets
"a by IS inches and weigh six pounds 883
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-16
CNeILsH BOOKS at half price, % close . oonsisn.

Chrfstopher Oramnser, H Hft14a.
Attorney and Coprselor at Law,
HAVING Pennsylvania Avenue be
III streets, win
Courts Of the District and claims befre Congress- the DE
parnents, the Board OF Commissioners Mexican claims
Aug 2-eod2m Z. t-.ti.. alfias.4 r.f.f b. IN
f,als ptssols...
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

"a TIE PRESERVATION, ErAylY. Gp vru
A>p SESr. A,T,,N oy ana tAuy.
| This ilasr ouc has produced ucaai.n, N.,,
| "'' iHe Apaa, 81 hundreds aHu had tenn a..d
fFtf'> II alsn parties ,ae head from Nar5rl.
'.s tlstasr, un t' >14 r. gc- .rtt. t,a hair iran,
u'g H. ~ tccsunr l-..aauTry ar9y.
lh1|Ns and HentieUrn Devon plshr p.err. y.
r'ht ana beautiful ialr! ! kGaN ,ou Nil. an
."Sr !'-, Hear, ior one moment 9 cau.a uIts
> WY It turns gray, r4! and ccu.,r, harsh
'.d u"ht traAl % - appearance, and Imam f3.sog
fca ,.ltr Aas tu.i IN tie ha md is nteiao lo..
'" ta1e taroDgtI which here 10 a cir.u.aiioroll7a
Lo.e' Ny t.'S CrcnatoH tie lar Is uuur,Dsq
'A3 ne last, its glossy toor is gwen ami arese-, ri
'ea Is covered VITA uhest OH >on sny tA,.r
WHICH injuries tie skin o. tie head, ~ Divers urtLa,
i"'i som At, VII prevent OF npele the slrrnl,I -,
"r"ga the lUues % fhe halt, gnp rs prov,h IA
causes I u II of VI iur gray, or bo,t. Hence !,
~ u ~ olise that " aiken, the cifeg,af on ~
" o11 through the skin, or that diye-s the h,,55
% tle HtAer pats 20 the system, vii! take sAav. ns
'Ne'y' FeNA an yoThp Appearance 0. d Q ba.r A..
Ie>' It's g.o"tn, turn II gray .ooner or later ,,.,
Thousand instances cause lremtture 5fldne.s
fort me toet the i,ades viii tind this an ad,nira.
article. ltgWes inXUrlam rlmnrv In m,
A'f ana chrS, flung The minds Of beho.iers witb
ada iti1n, md almost with envy
NAM! even yoang persons, sometimes jthe too
"H"ar"hte 81 gray hairs y hen Tins hepin.
'V "Se VI tie ild'F ioe VIII check the disposition
= u'..'h. gray anu almost wholly II not entire
II may b, use N the heads o. the yo,n ,os,.hp.
rem yo-tIs and 4dl,ts without the fas tcar ra -
Q ny Sod by 4. \. JONES & co. lgen,s
r ~ u. Jaynes Family Medicines.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
,tG!f"c.
-aA. S q. SkA%,TCNGTALI,

& AZ removed b. oilce, to lbs res,tence. vLora
he may se round a. al tl,s TEA Y /. orera,c in
,'e various Stahcses d Deits SurEcry IN ruasong.
. e terms Tor cash ory. caGao ~ = .ace with ias
IN modern lnlfrou monts n TIE lcn,sl eitsDd "a
Mo'" gu aeredt Ny bds'ne', earfo' be eaIrs. Oh
sue, es,tlily on AIRY ohe TENS liar IL, 80
work Is completed. have TO rsy cash or ever, A..
tfe use u the procession ielsUr, trc-n Distance
need not tie 10 have work done op credit. Thev
Will be very al tc be ji,t,ponted. Necessity CEN.
pes me to adopt rhIs rue
August 18th, lS4S. IL. E-U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

! ms l1epsr ion has teen before TIE pbIc VI
''ng 'nd the happy effects Co IA 's use. aiC {
, 'g Nnn"n that It /, almost uSsle,s To .sy any
& ~ rel ton to It's Virtues
lE Wig -
orHE DFAf We have heard 80 much latr'y ot
.''n" 'n@ uea .ne>', called "Scartas Coupon i
e,'F.'ie ~. q weare I'D tc p.,c 1t hi. notice;
oe,' 'r. however, tho ediciue IL al >,.'eorlv in
o''p ta; hGt'' u has ha the yrtre- We hcaras.
F' u" T" true the trouble Of sending ior the A..
" WOMB Ne ANN y repaid by it, use We have
"N "ho h''r used u successful. Y, and who 90.
" ~ D" NJ best remedy ever prescribed
10 >E> 80 ,cniy art lor ColunlNs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
7 n.GoEDoN's FAMILY pt,1.e

P 1 J
- '"@ '"ml "ifat6 eSclstrrt 1T suc! ylcdiss,, a.
N''".' t'en4 snot.t operate on the iiGmrItie. n
r ''N g 'icia ---'F.fe at Tho roo, o. ,ia dI.e.xs
'l'''Ht 49, '"rn,r, .roln the body, ,,eniny The
''s 'AlerI" and ntcrlally, sepai,,i,c, al for.
sF ava o'n"A'nn> Far'c IS tr,m he dive. SC tia,
,'' ''od' q" which It's tIt crigr, nus, L.fIc,orch.
y F"fe--hccfessr'iy seer rrl q rec ara yico,ou,
tcl'n 10 the heart, an liver srd stomach +6erGlv
.oIl'e "ta''"' b! ope' ig tbs rores ccs. ,,rq tia
'',o any sTI-iieH, I'm apco"g all The rstural Ssts
ana purifying the blood; they render tic ,,,I,m, -,
"h thoroughly sound, bit also inptryo,,, 10 di,.
eS,p, even wien al other means have isled
NIthn tic last twelve month";, more linn mr.
hundred cases oil the mos; aggravated torn of I.y,.
tef>.t A.t'9 been cured BY the Medicine vle-er;sia
S'e'4g' ne Diae m and almost everv oil or NM
''l Been resartea %, wthout any benefit. and hon
I'1i- stared Is miserable yIc,m ul!y m Tie face :.
" dodons l'l'.s wCTe not adapted 10 the cure ~
any ha' 'R'S Aouid maiady, their uniform success n
'a> e'>e'se a."ne would be Sufficient to wait or IA
'an.' tie name d hen inventor a. beuehe,or ~
Ms species. "
he medicine never iails to cure the worst ease,
o: 'iies in one week
:. for SA e u Cau bus n So by AN JovrsA ca
o>otE \ SMITH, and On enquiry will he tound il
every town and Wage in me cuth and West
AFLkLAAD, CLARK $50.
aug 80 's 10y Agents, Nozzle, Ala.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
superior Chewing robncc,.

a ". PACE has fine lot Of the yrry best
Chewing Tobacco, IN town. which Viii b
sud veg low, Ths Tobacco i. manufacture.
OF the hnc-t material al DanyiIe Virginia md
embraces ", the most popular brands put up in the
'O,d Dominion
This tobacco can bc found at frankie, a.
bros' Stewart & Dowsug. and j. Derhrrd 4
Co..
e We acknow'edg" The receipt or plup
OF W. Faces Eclectic Eagle" Rand rohact1
y" -" pleasure in saving that /, i, fine ani.
Cle.--Ep DEM.
Col"Tb,s. la. o0-lst1--l,-c1.n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
4 WARRANTED lUEE., s.,. WA.

p = = 7. NUTH, " =
i Il y fiheh J., s--lt ~ n,td Ice ,.f.. r,ttu j., 80,
'''H 100 s'ehl coh'ince NJ Iniclisplt b., nd + ~
,,.'' u IA eftl'"hF remedy - IL ,ss,SvC
f"'"''i' d'ft ."Hf " = Iruria'e, i.4t ue max. ma
sue 'gnn; rHi We srr {. oruaLiI, .,,,G I rop.,,
r'' e. AMI Observation. ~ reference ~ ,,ltattIrl. -
"'U"' : 49, 'l4i mTtHELi.S EYi. ,aIYE viii IN
'''l h"s r3scs OF r,rn Inrdrec q. - gryo,dn'
~! '1'e OF '"te tees where eysry o.ns SNOWY remedy
haso'cH 'ued ana IaI,e! Ivy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!!.

IhE Protection, Fire& Marine Insurance Comrauy
OF Hartford, Connecticut.
lake Fire, River and Sea RJsk- on as libe
" fai terms a. any OF or similar Inr,iGtion
JOIN y. MI'LLIN, AeEsr.
U Once at the tore rt Weaver Monin e. r.
Alan street, Columbus Msssoispl
Jan. 1919 -l5-3 0-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
LIVERY STABLE,
80 on 8 a.ket ,tre,f, F-sgE-A
18th OF THE EAGLE l.5.EL.
By 34&Lo UADTs

Ennler. e. 81 rot re sitsere rhsHIs o. D.,
Cd customer alt he g1b.tc t,urrs.., & o.,
HJera patronage h,i,to ORE tAblcsc ,a l. IA. sfu
woad fesPeeiiuy tu.Ofm item hat lie still cont n.
nes u cater at hls o 4 st.ni where b.. vii b.. l,pry
I" ace1Doisie Al VITO nay flH han with the c,,..
tom tie i.a' made age adt'llons a. and otherni.s
I'M owed his estabs' nent DIR ng he pa, wear %
II ~ IS now prepared m re "a J than ever 10 ac.
com i'eaie any number uf horses that may be len
- bin In s'y'e not surpassed bY any Stable. e..
Iher North or South. lie keeps con. ttnt ron hand
ioF hre, Fade ilur~es, Carr ages Buggies. &c. Of
NE most 'lpe.lor guilty. From his long4SoarIence
~ lac business, AMI great dearSto i've prGStsp,.-
laeton 70 hi'cnstousrs, he h1D.s to 70 owe liberal
'h'ie Of patronage. ihs tsrAs are tue sane az
0 ,ofore
n',a'rsafe, lior7e- a-a Driver per day IS co
'is..e and Buggy, per day, so
Saddle Horse per dav, SD
"otse al Livery per month, " 50
per week, s SO
Periay, IS
llor-e per night fo.
4" single feed, a
VIZ lAM CaDY.
OO'nrnhus, Miss Jan. 6, 1919 -ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

II .N
hand, every article IIs purssG and best q "a IL,
when VIII Be olerrd on a. god, It nj be,teT term,
man thy can he PHrehls,d N this Market. me
Wcad O-s!crs invite the pIb is, tlaa early Exam,
h~n0n oi tIeif 'toSA, Whleh so.aprsss in part n,
fJ.l0N Ing Aticls-, va.
.ieid AaJUs Balsan COpaIva Citrate Of Iron
Citns Soldibsl Calamus Root
nlnahs h CIomel EnglIsl
Ni'ns TOlu CamphoT
0h'Hs BSybRry h@Ik, gid CantnAridss
!. glfo iENneous -BsssNIx. whGS
:. 'p P'uI's yellow
Far'Ars Blasl Drops
Alcohol Rims M U...
A.lspico Rae V,,,;ol
auo BOrax Refined
AhhA'U Bole Armenia
AntiDony cruAs Brn-,one Rol
| AqlA AmoniA Buchu Leave.
Eor'e Cantharlde- Powdered
Arrow Roo pl,,,e,
Arsenic OSrh Ammonia
ro"HTs solution Iron precIpitsted
hssafstda CASTLE Soap
SaStlt tnsF'a Castor Od Cayenne petp<r
Sans TIC Potash ChAls, whte ChAk, prepared
loves Chords Lime Charcoal +"
Cobalt Co.hinsJ t,onl T. n.
CochIum Root Copperas CoIncyn,h Arp,s
Corrosive Sub.m. Coaunbo Root c, village
Hream Tartar Cabeb. DoycIs Powder.
Dragons blood Elixir Viriel Elm Bs,L
Emory No 2s3 EPSON Jaas trg,,
Ether Ex.net c,en,, ry,-,., pa,a,t,.-u
EXTRACT untternot Gcn,aA Coocyu
:, ny" "tnus Licoricc refined FLAX serd
'ers tehz)m Gentan Root Ginger Race
Shamomi's Glue best and common
sulphur Golden Seal Gum Aloes
H :, wool r"'pei Gam Gamboge Gamc
llelcbore white Myrrh OHM,
niaek II;,o g. II f
ilootnan's Anedyne Ind 20 Iceland Mos.
Ipeeac lsIngLss Jalap Ipnbe Paste
nreoshe Lac Snlphu iaadanum Lemon S,,u,
iahl Patent lngwood Lunar canslic par, Mace
" "-uuer mAhna Flake Ma nesIa Lump
~ t'g"es'N s,f'll liafeS Magncsla lienrys
NtetG'a q pa'ihtht Mustard IN ea,es
Nnlnber six Nutmcgs NnA vonic,
. Amber Pearl ash pcl,,,s.,,
n'rfahot ernrnn Bark ,nd,fs
blk Pepper lnk Rot Ehub,rb Ron,
uata"ay QUHria rls ell RoHn
a.. , ,S Sn'eNs"ser Rotten Stone
lo'r' CANINE Saffron Span,.,
lavender Sal rrntu. 4, rnl '
lemon Tartar Seed ANN.
orange Seed cardanon caravav
@ D neg ,Sh''y Fenpreek
. ., 'u1'' I"be'd white mus
;, SAs'aFa' Snuf ilaccobry SIN fiscotch
ointment liaHtican SIT Ilart,horn Snt. M
Falanine Starch S,rarn, fooa
Crine Swp,tOn 1am,,,,a
simple TarSaric Emctjc IVA Ursi
,rangc Peel V,ierian Ro,i
,rh N"ot Wine OF co'chlcum
'odl,ey cordial, llarGm OIL. Haas I.in.mont. 7,
IAN Panacee' Jndkins Ointment. Jdync.' xpecto
'h., oldr'ce' Ba N Of Coumbia Sand, Sarsa,ar,
!. lownsenls do. W,ner'. Canadian vermInp,
wa!ne's Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
RUS.
Beckw,th's, Cooks, TTul''r fever an
que Moiits, Peters, Iy!er's Spencer, Hazard,
CHEHiCALS
'dlne, Citrate ef Iron. Krcosotc. Lime Chord,.
orPh'ne Acetate, Morphine SnIpI ate, rhosphorn,
oHe'her with variety of Instruments, npp;n,
tnt,' lFeP'nn'ng Breast Pipes, Nipple Glasse,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

Columbus, July l3,lsls. Ia2-lv
N. ID. word % the Bhoys OF Col,tnbn, and
It's vicinity Is sufficient. jim Dickson /. IN tbs
nag AMI ready to attend to their wants, cali AID
sec him-yoa shan't be hurt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

r | L--I; D.-e ;.ass, Just received, Ov
a y. yoALS = CO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
FRESH DRUGS

dc.
II > TAYLOR, a co, Min strars, ~ ile
a b Old stand o. t'sEEyE tina. ave Ju.. rrcsi,, !
from The Eastern Market. anu are ucs oten ~. A
,hll and e0mPsts A. .tmeai o. Drugs. 5.rI.iIt.
Sc, sc.
h's lhsre ds'erm 'naivn 10 keep Constantly on
asno, every article .. tl- PurssI and best "a ny
which will Be olierpd on a. god It Ma bq,ter Term.
than thy can No puFchAs,d N this Market. Ihsv
"ea'd s-siors invite the PIb is, t1aa early r1ami.
h@non OF t1cif sioSA, Whleh soaprsss in 2art .hs
fo.lon Ing Articls-, va.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
Law ElGK AND SALE
S4NA IEllEnIRn

- An - ~ - -
SUA lE3lfalRa
IL subscribers would respecllu' lne,-, HI
Esaa. end - Pablia generally. that he Ia, |, >.
elased ofAr Wm. ~. AIlea the vpel-kpovn -
- g ~ oolef q Aarkel ani washington stresf.
Ne odest estaois1meai Of the lind n the city their
sAs eeeasn extensive addition % the Stable and :
- Faiea q seeommodate the Travelling pabis
end al taose who MAJ en- Il theig interest 10 ,,,,-
him with eAlL n he besi possibe me me, Ne nj
az Si0n sesiah shmenI vi. h an
dsF ~ immediate coutrUi Of
John StriRSera
wN n exrerienA In basiness /. a g,.r.D...,
% 81 WHO Patfonise him, and 10 Is determined ,baI
20 enseomaF snail leave bic estshi hea, d,ssat,hI
tor ne want Of any attention Nh ever.
I'-s travelling Pvblie may ~, assured tirs, HE
ScomnoAitoIs are inferior 70 non. hi. St,hl,.v,l
not % ~ 'ssed ~ any In the ), tss,n :l,,.-. he
stalls Hf e anil epn7lDp01s, > raye1 lsr t,,s sn,,
eve '''''r
HI has % hal ,o',:, 4, .tor ., Of Bn,o,s.
sn1 otnef Es1lcles loss.hsf F'h s,pkiinQ IJrss..
70 IsS aesonRotation Of TO toni Liver. Vi peA.lrs,
Of reereAtGs al Hssite Dish v,ll h, 6;,si of,o
nls easo1nrs al tn thoHssi nl;s1 AL ia tie uea.
est m'nOer p ,sibi3.
ne wohd s'Jts yv,rs hal II lie a ranasngl.s
ne has an eye 70 tb,ir iaGcr 4
n ms 'tths $ eJ1Vs liant - Al the uqtols All |
bolral " a,l'.1 in IA City All Cla1aars win :, |
= ntel ~ a NJ bora ta,y ehp.s to s,o1A IA |
shot, he peik 1n'ef . rave ,vs-ythin, E,a i,
nc entire Satisfaction Of every Ola Pr4H a. A,r.-
Ssarriag4. Hon es d Driver per a4y. As o.
iorse and Buggy per day, ...-....1 %
saddle horee per Jay, s.
Horse al Livery per month, ....... 81
Ms Il
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-12

TmE ror ourwIrrED.--ln one oi'our coun
try tnverns, a few years since, there hap
pcned TO be number Of respectable far
mers clad in the usual habit, when spruce
young gentleman came in, rugged in the
highest style, with watch in his pocket,
who slru.ted about the room with great
pomp, dangling his watch keys and seals,
in the most foppish m.nner. Alter swag.
gering about the room for few minutes,
no cried on, and challenged any man in the
room to drop money with him, one piece at
stime, and tho mnn whose purse held out
tho longest, should take the whole and treat
the company. No one al first appeared to
accept bis challenge, which only tended to
render tho Top more inflated with an idea Of
his superiority 10 wealth, and he became
more earnest. At length rusty looking. bu,
shrewd old farmer, observed, il no one else
would accept the offer, he would doii "lt's
done," said tho fop, and Immediately called
on tho third man 70 hold tho hat. The far
mer then put bis hand in his pocket, and
took out what no called bung- copper,
and dropped il in tho hat. Tho Top iinmc.
diaieIy dropped his second piece, and the
farmer then feeling 10 his pocket for anoih
o. piscs, but finding mono, gravely observ
ID, II am beat, have no more; you may
take the whole and treat the company"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-12
CALIFORNIA GOLD!
AND IT'S EFFECTS ON PROP.
EKTH.
IT is predicted by all the old

- merchants and successful operators Of the
East, who for half n century have closely OBJ
served the monied operations and its effects on
property, thu, the late discoveries Of inexhaust-
ihle mines Of Gold in California, will advance
tho prices If rcnl estate ihfouchou; the Fast and
Western States some two or three hundred per
cent, and that there Is not one acre oi land near
the river IN the Valley OF the Upper Mississippi,
bui what viii sell from twenty u thirty dollars
per acre within the next three years. Ttcrc il
now an opportunity OF purchasing at reasonable
price,, several tracts ~ the best situated and
most valuable landed property in Scott county,
selected many years since by IN, self; offer the
whole on reasonable terms, as I wish 10 20 into
n speculation To n large amount in the Atlantic
ana Pacific Rai!road that is to pass Through Dav-
export.
| will sell the follow NJ property list. Two
iorts acre tracts within two miles OF Davenport
Cd. -Four tracts OF eighty acres each within
one aud one half miles Of Davenport. One hun
dred and hit. acres broke, house, and good and
never inling water.
81. Twenty five acres OF good timber within
four miles Of town.
4,h. A large store aud dwcl!ingi in Davenport
recently built and in the most substantial man
ner. now rented nj $500 per nnnum
9th. steam Touring mill, So by 60 feet, new
and IN good running order, well located on the
bank OF the riverin Davenport, with q good land
ing and nav rented at Aii00 per annum.
9th. The best water power in Iowa, capable
OF running thirty pair OF four md hali-fooi
burr stone, or other machinery in proportion,
with sixty acres of good lend attached.
will guarantee the above property 10 sell
within three years NJ nj advance Of fifty per cent
on purchase, under forfeiture of two thousand
doliars 10 the purchasers.
n. u. Wanted hands to cut COCO rails.
Apply to
A. G.. FULTON,
At the Post Office, Davenport.
March LIST, 1910.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-12
JOY TO THE WORLD.
PERRY DAVIS
Genuine Vegetable Pain Killer.

MO MEDICINE has been discovered
~ that is so happily adapted TO use internal
ly rs drops to ho taken, aud vet perform such
wonders when applied externally % a wash, or
bath by friction.
The price rom 25 to SO cents per bottle nc-
cording to the size will enable all to use il, II
You doubt. begin with a % cent bottle, and that
will remove your doubts, and make you buy aud
NC, and recommend to yonr friends more than
a hundred certificates would. Who will try
them and save life and suffering for iwon,y live
cents.
The Pain Killer may be used with a success
that will nstonish the hcholdcr, in such cases ~
the following: Fever aud Ague; chilis and Fo-
yer, Cholera-Morbus. Dyscnicrv, Pain in the
Side and Stomach, Cuts and Bruises, Bronchitis,
Healing Sores on Man ur Beast, Raising Blood,
Tooth-nchc, Iioarscncs., Chiiblains and Frosted
Feet, Spasms, Prevent q Blister from Burns,
Scratches or Torn Flesh, Bites or Siings, Rheu-
matte Complaints, Bowel Complaints, &c.
We have Certificates TO ill a volume, which
might be published, showing the wonderful Ct
fecis Of the Pain Killer, but they nrc too CON-
mon, and used for articles OF no merit; and the
% cent bottles will do more than thousand un-
known names to convince The user.
10 Famiiies.-Wc earnestly solicit oil heads Of
families to trs one 25 cent bottle OF tho Pain
Killer, and they will then be convinced Of he
efficacy in the cure OF the above complaints, and
we are cert in will ever after keep Il on hand.
Remember and ask for Perry Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer, the Original and only true article.
Sold Wholesale and Retail ut the Family Med.
lcine and Canton Tea Store, Corner 9TH and Ol-
i've, ST Louis, by A. J.. WOODWARD, Gensr |
rcnf for the West
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-12
PLOWS! PLOWSn
DEERE, TATE 4 GOULD's
IMPROVED CENTRE DRAUGHT
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I'VE have Just completed our

WE have just completed our
w new. large ana much improved Manu-
factory at Moline, aud by our skill and long ex-
pcr,ence in the business, are enabled 30 furnish
Flows OF all kinds in complete order, and war
rantrd 10 scour Tor polish in any soil, and Of
easier draught than any other now in use.
We have on hand u large quantity OF CAST.
STEEL which was manufactured expressly for
as, nj the River Don Works, Sheffield, England,
by Naylor & Co., and imported by NJ, which we
are converting into Flows, at u triiling increase
of cost over the common articles generally IN
use. With this exception we use Lyon, Shorb
4 Coz. hes. Spring Steel for all our Mould.
boards, &c.
We have constructed heavy cast-iron presses
for bending and shaping the Monldhoard, Share
aud Landslide, which makes them uniform III
shape and size, so that either part being broke en-
or worn ous can be replaced without the trouble
Of carrying the plow to shop. by knowing
the size OF the Piow which may need any such
part or parts we can send them whenever order
ed, and always warranted TO fit.
Mr. DEERE has manufactured tho celebrated
Grand de Tour Flows for the las, ten years
Two md Four Horse breaking Flows, double
single and Shovcls, Cultivators and Hoes, always
on hand and made in the same thorough man
ncr and warranted.
We would invite Farmers particularly, md
all others interested in the improvements Of ih,
dav, to examine our materials, Machinery, &C.,
and prove our articles before buying others.
Flows furnished at wholesale at liberal dis
count from retail prices.
DEERE, TATE e. GOULD.
Moline, r. Island CO., ILL.,, Feb. 9th, 1922