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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
The Fvgi'irc Stare Excitement.

OWEGo, Oct. 1.-The fugitive slave
bill is exhibiting some movement among
the co'or-d population OF this village
The negroes profess to believe that there
are several staye-eatchers in the nelgh
borhood, and they have organised and
armed themselves To resist any attempt
that may be made against them decla-
ring that they would fight to Che last, If
need he, to defend the liberty of them
selves or trlends,-It is reported that sew
eral negroes who have resided in Ithaca
have sought safety ia flight. Here they
have resolved not to emigrate bat to fight
for liberty i. that is the price demanded,
Capture Of Fug'tire !s'oues.
BEDFORD, Oct. 1.-Ten runaway saves
from Virginia, who lost their way on the
ridge OF the AlleEhanies, eight miles from
tins place. wer, discovered Yesterday
ard attacked by the Pennsylvanans.
During the melee two Of the slaves were
wounded. one MORALLY and tie oihe,
danger usIv. These Were captured tins
u,"rnina. Six Of the party sought shelter
III n"uu'aIn hut, occupied by a man
and his wife The clothes Of ,h- ingi-
lives " re- very rag d, aud neatly torn
of ta.jr a3tk. from ,rmiao IN contact
with re, N their enGravor 10 escape I'M
seen. Tie Wonau q III jut supplied
he olltcasis p'ontiuIv with food. while
the husband procured assistant and cap
turr5 them l. received rev I'd "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
Comparative Census Of Cities and
Towns In the United States.

We have returns of the census now be-
ing taken, tor the following important
cities and towns in various parts of the
United States, which We compare with
the cer sus 1870. A few OF these re-
tu'ns arr estimates, in part, but are sut-
fitirn'Iy Gear correct to enable us to
maxi be COMPARISON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
Lost or Carried Oft.

The large K " ofthe Yves! door OF Il.
Colrt House, was taken from the do..
on the night OF the Election and cam -,
be found, and any person having a knowi
edge OF its whereabouts. will please in.
form the Clerk to the Com:nis, toner's.
Sept. II, 80 st.
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1859

NEWS FROM DEsCEET, NOW UTAH
TGERiToEy By the steamer Robert Full
tow, from the Missouri river, yesterday,
We received the Frontier Guardian EZRA
OF he l4'n. 1t announces the arrival of
the Lifted States Mail from Salt Lake
city, wi dates to- The Sd OF August The
troops s,atioued at Fort Llmale were
mixing pr para'Ions to leave shortly Tor
til" States.
lh~ GUARDIAN publishes letter from
Brigham Young and other leaders of
thu hurch addressed 20 Mr.. Olson HYDE.
It j. dated 90 III" 2Sth July and repre-
s"rs that SAT- Lake City had been crowd
ed with "nigrantS srrce he ooh Nav.
III ."tter says
"I'he "nrgl alloo poured il h, re in such
numbers thai, they ra.s.i Ir Eislot,s to a
very high PREF our So f.r tie dol.
lar per pound, which was s',tli,irn' to in
ducr SOM OF ur spectators to - II their
lat morsel and 90 without. HaryrS'
cor meuced with the fourth at JuN. ana
has continued until the present Some o.
tne carrier pieces OF wheat wer" Injured
by frost which occurred when it was IN
tn blow ,,nce harves, flour has bppi,
selling for twenty five dollars per hundred
The amount Of grain Snwrd last fall and
spring was immense, The great ma oritv
OF the fall grain has produced an excellent
crop, and the sprlng crop looks remarka-
biv well"
The Dcseret News says, that on the Is,
July they received long letter from Jno
w Jones, Capt. OF the Oquawka company
OF emigrau:S, giving the particulars OF an
Indian figh' at Yellow Creek, eleven miles
West OF Bear River, on the 9th June.
The Utah Indians hurne d SIX lodges OF the
Snak" Indians. at the place named killing
seven zen and four Squaws, and captured
fva indians and forty horses
Capt Stanshury's corps Typographical
En@ineers had closed his survey of the
country Of The Great Salt Lake. The
News contains letter from Capt. STAINS
bury, intended TO contradict reports which
have reached the States, that the object of
his expedition had been torcibIy opposed
by the inhabitants OF the Valley.
The erlgrants commenced arriving in
the Valley on the 10th May, and then
there was continual rush. The mail
was carried from kanesvlIIe to Sal, Lake
City in 80 days, mules aud horses in good
The main California emigration passed
through the Valley about the middle of
July st. Louis Republican of Sept 80
Nr1y YNEE WuICS The IThirc ,tb In
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Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given: t.al Tie Partner.
! V ship between John w. Smn"r: G. james =.
Crawford, Was dissolved oil the fifteenth Gay Of
Nav last; 80 far as relates to the Gait James 3.
crawford. All debts due to tic sad purtnrr-
ship are to be paid. ant those t,e i,o,, the same
discharged at Cherry Hill. whrre tie business
VIII be continued by said John ~. Sr1pars
JOHN " S!IfFi.RS.
JAS 8. CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill Sept 2s--sw
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S0tIee.

All persons indebted to the undersigo
ed prior!o the LIST day of March 1850
are hereby notified to settle the SOFAS
with myself or Mr.. J. Tome, Port Dep3s.
it, on or before the LIST day OF Oct: 1886
otherwise their accounts will b. placed
IN other hands for collection.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR.
Bait. Sept. 18th '20-3t.
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THE CECIL WIG.
ELETON, .EEd.
Saturday October 5 1850,

NThe election this week took UP 50
much of the time of the printers that the
Wing has not so much reading matter as
usual, a cause which will not occur for
some time again
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
loves majority
OMNISSIONERS,
FrGITrvE SLAVE BILL npre,,

FrGIrIvE SLAVE BILL Any person
resisting the provisions OF this bll, . and
ing in the rescue of any fugitive slave. IN
any manncr whatever, is subject 10 n fine
not exceeding 81, 900, and an inprson
rn"nt OF six mon:hs, besdrs being subject
to 81 900 damages TO be recovered by
civil suit, tor each slave that may escape.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

DANGEROUS. A young man having cut
his finger, sent for physician, who, after
examining the wound, requested the SER
van, to run as fast as possible, ond to get
tim a Certain plaster. "Oh my!' cried
The patient, sis the danger so CREATE" Yes,
was the reply, ''ii the FELLOW don't run fast
m AFRAID the cut will be well when ho
gets back"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

HE Executive Committee OF New York
city have adopted resolutions sustaining
the course of the minority in the Wing
Syracuse convention, in seeding from
that body on the 9th ult. The votes
ranged from 80 and d in the affirmative,
10 9 and 5 in the negative.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
1850 ll7S 1880 14I

Farnandis, whig, is elected TO the State
Senate by majority OF III
The following are the returns of the
vote Tor Governor so far as received. as
given in the Baltimore Sun of yesterday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

TIE NIGHTINGALE cAGE.-The decora-
tons OF the suite OF rooms at the Revere
House which Jenny Lind occupies, cos,
thirteen thousand dollars. In the parlor
are two splendid mirrors and thousand
dollar piano.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

SMALL CHANGE Money changers would
do we'll TO recoIlect that by an act OF Con-
gress which took effect on the LIST OF Au-
gust, ''shch" quarters are 10 pass for TWEEN.
ty cents, "slick' l2A cent pieces are to
pass for ten cents; and s'slick" 81 cent
pieces are to pass for five cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

MASSACHUSETTS. The wigs of this
State haze nominated Gov Briggs and Lit.
Gov. Reed for reelection, and passed
resolutions IN lavor Of the Union as it ,s,
at the same time that they express their
opposition to slavery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
.H0fiCe.

4 I'll. persons are tnrwarlrt not 20 trust or
CIV" credit to my wife t'izqir.h jordan,
"ho has LETT nv house and separated. from me, as
will pay no debts contracted by her
FPHEha1 GORDON.
Sept 2sih, lS50-3w (pdN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

The following is the number Of vote rs
in this county as shown by the poll books
OF Wednesday lac,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

DlED.-On yesterday morning at the
residence OF his mother in tins town, Gro.
McCRsA, aged | Z years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT


WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT
Oct. 3 1850.
From the Delaware Journal.
" heat Flour 573u 600
White Wheat, 05
Red Wheat 100
tlaXsetd. 1895
Corn, 65
Corn Meal, per bushel; 70
Plaster, iron yard $50
Salt, tground and ALUMNI 40 50
Glover Seed, (lrom stole)
ptime, 1925 40
Pc a'oes IS 50
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. So p. NJ.
The hour maokr, IS quiet: sales OF 700
bbs al S4,S1 for common brands; extra
do s. 81 a $3.50. Corn meal and rye
flour quoted at SO.
Grain rather scarce: sales OF good 10
prime red wheat at 81 los; white do.
81 10 a zig: corn steady; sales Of yellow
at 64cts; white &c a Goes; Oats SO a 80
Tor Southern and 40 a AZ for Northern.
Reported for the Baltimore SUM
BALTIMORE MARKET, Thursday The
flour market is quiet. Ncthng dong in
Howard st. Sales of 400 bbIs. CITY
Mills al S4,eS.. Rye -four and corn
meal unchanged.
GRAM The receipts Of grain con,in-
ue light tor the season. We quote sales
OF good to prime red Wheat at l a $lO4.
White wheat 81 ,0S l,l2 and family
flour white S1,20. Corn is better: sales
of white at 81 GO and yellow at 63
G4cts. Oats 81 a 57cts.-Rye 6Oc,s.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

6 CRANES Patent Compound Wush Mn
~ sf,re or Seop.-Warranted to cleanse with
less than one fourth the labor that is required
in using the ordinary brown soap. Fer sale by
Jv 20 WIN. TORBERT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

lNi Nhl0TItV lot Lowe N The COUNTIES
heard from is 3, 53 Thomas majority
in he same c""n,i,s was ,90l THIS the
gan tor Lowe So lar is 1862.
h" toll win counties are vet TO hear
from. winch gave til" majority annexed
for Coldsborough the VI hig candidate al
thu election for Governor IN IS17.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
CLOTHING!

CLOTHING CLOTHING!
THNTIE wandering Jew has returned aga in with
Il fresh assortment ofWnie- Clothing from
the city of New York; which he will sell very
cheap. He has them of all qualities coarse and
fine. Call at his store in the "Ilolow"
Elkton, Srp est
John P. Bennett Judgment btfole George n
vs. Joyce, Esq, July 81, 1878,
Robert NJ Cannun for $500 debt with interest
till paid and cost Cost 5Scs
John P Pcnnelt and Judgment before Geo
John d. M"Cnuley, II. J,yce, Esq, July
trading under the the firm 81, 1919, for Sc 10
of Bennett s McCaulsy, debt With interest I'LL
VS. paid and costs.
Robert NJ. Canaan. Costs So l.3
The subscriber having purch lscd the Rca Is
tate of the above named defendant, ut a sale
thereofin virtue of executions issued upon the
foregoing judgments made on the fifth dny If
January 1850, by EIczekiah Foard Constable,
hereby gives notice that he intends to apply 10
the Judges Of Cecil county Court at its mex, scs-
sion to be held in Elk,on on the third Monday
Of October next, for confirmation of said sale
when and w he no the said defendant or creditors
or any other person ur persons claiming an inter-
est in the matter, will have an opportunity Of
stating their objections il any they have, why
the sale should not be confirmed and for that
purpose are hereby warned to appear The
property purchased by the subscriber consists of
a tract of land containing twenty one acres and
ore quarter Of an acre, and is mentioned and
described by courses and certain deed duly exc.
cn,cd by one William II. Chapman and his wife
Mary, to the said Robert NJ Canaan, bearing
date on the 18th dav Of April, a. y. 1919, aud
reco'dcd in Libra r. G. II. No. Folio 26oand
one ofthe said Record Books of Cecil county
aforesaid, and was struck offor tho sam of 500.
Sep IS, 80 ANDERSON SMITH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

New YnHN WHrGs. The Wings who
seeded from the Syracuse Convention
have published an address, justilying their
course ihc whole ,gist of the difficulty
is very pithily stated by the seeding
members, in the following bret sentence:
"Thev did not choose for the sake of
placing crown of glory On the head OF
Mr. Seward, to stamp with condemnation
the President OF the United States, and
such earnest " higs as Henry clay and
Daniel Webster.
THE PRICE or A Hen. One hundred
and twenty dollars has been paid for a
hen in Massachusetts,, where the poultry
fever has been raging for long time. 1t
ls "a !e The wild Indian game hen, and
the proyidenc journal rrconmpnds that
she should ue named the Jenny Lind.
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Election IeturRs.
KENT.
hartford.

The above returns show a majority tor
Clarke of l07 votes.
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The Bible Cause.

The friends OF the Bible cause and the
Cillzrns Of Cecil county generally are in
vited to assemble in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church IN Ekton on MONDAY
Evening the 14lh inst, at O'Clock; at
which time COUNTY BIBLE SOCI-
ETY. wall be organized for said county
Addresses may be expected from Rev.
Mir. Howell, rev. MIR. Fernlev. the Gru
eral Agent OF the State Billie Society
and others.
JOHN II. KENNARD Gen Asl.
Md ST. Bible Society.
Elktnn Oct Ard >5l.-Ow
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Lard for Sale.

~ ME subscriber wit sell at Private S,;,,lo,.
d several tracts Of Land. to wit: 4 ttnr, If
66 iAcres,
wing east OF the road .iotn Cr,vclIv II;.l g.,
''ha'iest"wn, adjoiniu. lHl.Ls Of Miss Russell
and others
Also, Il tract of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

80 AIRES,
%" me west OF said r"'d adl",nnr TO .eskSset
the first said parcel ,,,i OF JAS Rus s A ~
sell ana others, IN w'.!cit ia tIIy,,iur etNSs
young Apple Orchrr4 nrs,lcct fruit.
A $50 II tract OF " land Of
IL ACRES,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-01

nN aud sitter Monday, April -. 1850
~ The trains run daily, Sundays excepted
between Chicago and figin, as follows:
First train leaves Chicago q, 8, 4. NJ
Arrives al Eigin IL, A. N.
Second train leaves Chicago at 3, ?. n.
Arrives at Elgn, Ga P. N.
FRS; train leaves Elain at A. n.
Arrives al Chicago, 10, 4. N.
Second train leaves Elgin at 3, P. IL
Arrives at Chicago, 81 Pm.
Stages run in connection, as follows:
From ELsIN, via Bevidere, Rock ford and Free.
port, 10 GALENA, daily, on arriva. Of cars, ut II
4. N. Also, from ST. CHARLES, via Genoa, Rock
ford and Freeport, to GALESa, daily, at 5, A. NJ,
connecting, at Galena, with Steamboats, for the
Upper Mississippi.
From ELsis, via Beloit and Evansville, to MAD
Isox, Wis, daily, at II, AN.
From ST. CHARLES, via Aurora, Oswego and
bristol, to O;towa, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, q: 5, A. ".
From ST. CgAgLEs. via Sycamore, Oregon Cit,
and Dixon, TO Rock ISLAND, on Sunday, Wednes
day and Friday, at T, A. N.
From WrEAroa's, via Napervine, to AURORA
daily, on arrival Of cars, al 5, T. N.
From WaEAToa's 70 Dixon, Albany. Rock Is
land and Galena, Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day, on arrival OF Cars a, 5, p.
JOHN B. TURNER,
.4ciang Director.
Chicago, May /. 1850 34-6p
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Fancy articles, &c. &c, il afsss,3
/ To furnish all those who may desire an, tb,,,,
his line on the most REASONABLE terms. and n
medicines .! such quality as lie csn warn,
Essential oils and essences, ,ine,affs. II.
menis; meienfials; quinine; Peru, aa I'M. NJ
barks, roots and herbs Of evers kind; gum "a,
phor, myrrh, Arabic, opium, and all olhe, ,r-,
/ resins and balsams; saieFa,u@. sal soda. FIN.
| and other kinds OF slit;: bi-eatb soda, t,r,n
acid and all other ACIDS and aIkale.. psssss,a
i mama; sniifoH; cream tartar. Glove; eInta-rI
| alspice; pepper; nutmegs; mace AMI e.asr NJ
/ ees. fennel: coriander; oafgl; ans. ahAr
mustard and faxseed. &c. &c.
| DYE S!vDs-Logwoed, chtp'd and e4tile; ]
/ tic; madden; ceppera alum; indisJ; s0gaas 4
] TIM arnatto; blue ,ilriol, &t.
i Chemicals, Sc.--pure nitrate silver. ia:y
iodate Of iron. morphine; sifychna,; ps,s|
podophYllin hydrocyanic acid ;nus Hati1I
/ Hydriodaie potassa: sfeosoie; ecllailgi; .as
! form; croiop Oil; cod liver oil &c. &c.
/ Fdaty .3refles-razo,s and sirops; pfsi,l
pins; needles; combs of al! descriptions spa|
Giles; watch key; match safes; steel hesl. y
SEES :poekct books, powder pufis; toIlt, 9ne
! setts; tancy soups: shaving cream; fsaa, I'd
/ lei; violin stFings; &c. &c.
/ With a general assortment OF oil ssCE I'd
cines as contribute to form compete da.sa
including Paints, Of all kinds; OiIs; Fsiist
Window Glass; and Brushes.
The attention % Physicians, ejiIs.s !
country traders ia respectfully lntited
/ above Articles.
Blreman's Dfops. GoGfrey's Cord d; Izs
IONS b lisaa; Liadannm; essence peygrz
cinnamon, Lemon, and all similar na,esi ~
cines for sale by the dozen II snal si5la
on ST. Louis pnees and warranted s47s5s !
elos. A SANDER
Opposite Steamao4i lsa3s
Davenport, April l8,h, 1880.
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e'7lt,
BOONS ANDs.iAiitlA,.,
PAPER AND BLANK aoors
WALL AND WINDOW papsp

at ne Rock i''aad Book Store, No. 7slG.
G. CHOOL BOOKS. n oooe,,l
- ment for sale low 10 Merchan,s ,,a s =
ers--Miscel'aneous rooks suitable ~ ~ iFlt'
Libraries and private reading Faney g., saaa
of all kinds-connify Merchants far 9is.0 w
low prices for Cash. County peco, l'In !
made 10 order. large supply Of Blasg = So'o
constantly on hand. iOsl
Musical Instruments, consisting II n.
extra Flutes and Accordious, also slarcal.s. Y
Files. e''a
Also
Fire board prints and Oil Window Cd.
Cap and Letter Paper on hand a, all time g's.',
Rean. Country Merchants and otbs,, ya
quested 10 call and examine ia9 s.ock .s4 M
January Sd, 1850 A@
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TAKING 1T COIL.

Wa have seen and read some cool things II
cur day. observes the knickerbocker, but ms
following, which we derived from an esteemed
and always entertaining correspondent, IS posi-
lively ssiced: -
"A young lawyer 60, his FIRST note for collection,
4, was against q country customer; so he SAT dow
and wrote him letter in due form, advising hin,
,hat h;s note was left Tor collection, that II hau
run long time, and required immediate at'en-
ton to save costs. In about ten days ne fecen-
ed this answsr; III. ,aao
FL II. C.o.-Dsar Sir: | received your po-
l;,n note OF the 9th inst, this day. WAS aiFcct.
"a % tho post office at Frsetown. Inc man
comes from your village at SIX IN INC atsef
moor. From Tompknsviile there y maj, every
other dsy to Frcetown, and also % saiiey FORKS.
From, thence there is cross mail around the hills
,hronoh the lower towns in this county 10 our
Mace once 1 week but the post masters on that
,outa can, read very well, aud sometimes keep
: letter one mail to spell out the direction. ny
directing your letters to this office, where you
rot nv papers. Ishould getthcn generally n a.
bout three days after you mail them, ana ABOUT
a week or ten days sooner than 1t directed TO
Free,owr; which delay might in some cases, be
Of considerable consequence. Ihope, my dear
sir, you will not suffer any Inconvenience from
this time; bat thought il best. as Won seemed
little ignorant OF the geography Ct this part o.
the country, 10 give YOU this intorms,ion, that
YOU mirh, in future know how 10 direct 10, dear
sir, Yours Respectfully.
JOHN CALKINS
P.S. As.o that note: yon say has run a
long time. | can only say, as the boy SAID OF The
moasses, ssiet her run" j. =.
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Noticc 10 Presumption Clujnap,,

Eyery person entitled to the rgb, or
any Of the lands within the ,oan.hi, rn'p,oa
townships above enumerated, il reum,,,a aal psh !
the same to the satisfaction vi the R,ns, % essbla
g Of the proper Land hee and make me- .c'
before the day appointed for thn eomns, ~ h9iiG Il,
public sale of the lands embracing mo I'm, oa.
otherwise such claim will be fo tett,d "'st cAial
July ls, is5o.--i5 CIV. ~ ~ iaLp,
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Chair and Cabinet Making

Nss o'A NNbAHhh "HN"se
in all its branches. lie therefore wcs!
form the rubiic at large that he has cred
shop al Maqaokes', jackson costtG y
he has established himself permaue'llf
the determination 10 please his easio7'r
quality and prices of aork. He willR'sNr
sell tflE,4 Pr than any other shlisssssl
the country or the quality II WORK I'm
bring on your " heal, Lumber, bu''ef,tA
Bacon, &c. THREE months credit with 's'r
will be given 10 those rot hayiHg the Ekit
to those who have, 10 per cent discount "
made. No effort viii be spared TO acc9aHa
all and he hopes by nn,iring ndistty abia
ton 10 business and pnnc'nailiy 70 asrs
mebts TO retain all old customers and aalMl
ny new ones.
CorfISs made with dispatch.
0Trhree IouRSEYaEy GUAR NAsfss
ed immediate y 10 whom good wages saas''
employment will be given. IN,
III 1auoke'a, Inne 2ath, 1919. ~
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and the sales thus closed. But no ,.,.-,
open longer than two weeks. and M ahaa be Ken
ration OF the two weeks. " after The ~ q y
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash. :"
thirteenth day OF june, Anno Bors;'';@ hine,On M,
eight bundled and lity. '' we thou,s N,
by the President:
J. BuTTERFIELD, H IAlL0A
eo"sn''ss'oner n nc Gcaefai Load n,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-01
10 THE PUBLIC.


VXFEREVER Dir STORMS celebrated SCOTCH COUGH CANDY
hualadM onaaip
ottjusly popular remedy disposed
its
the m omp so
From the ago-7 Their y
medic ZEBRA aCorsr
upg Coems,o
tha 10
di.a yford o s,andn
ALL N,
Tpcr Bwman
r. Nh ANDERS N, 1856 do Caicag,
PRICE, ONE DIME
6S-A liberal discount mate 10 country Merchants 80
Dr. Scotch
For sale has Lesie B. Sanford a. sond
Ma 81
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE!

PEOPLE!
IEyHAT the subscribers viii sell at the
Il Iowa Clothing Store,
~ per cent cheaper than any other Establish
ment in the place.
They would also inform thsr numerous Gus
TONERS that they have just received from Phil
adelphia large assortment OF Winter Clothing:
Drah, Grey, Blue, Mackinaw Blankets,
Oyercoats, Fine Dress, Frock,
Sacks and Coates, Black Striped,
Checked Cashmere Pants,
Sal!nett, Velvet and various other kinds of
Panialoons, Satin, Silk Velincia Cloth, Gala
plaid-Shir,s Of all descriptions,
Red and White Flannel,
Hickory Calico, White linen bosoms made
in the latest styles.
--ALSO--
Superfine French Black Cloths,
Do Brown, Blue, Green,
Black Doe Skin and various other kinds Of
Cassimeres, which will be made up according 20
the late New York and Philadelphia Fashions.
and good fits warranted in every instance.
POWER 81 JORDAN,
AZ The Iora Clothing Store opposite the
Mis-. Darenport.
June Bib. 1850
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PGH , MEDICAL SrUDENi -
ska received TINS ,eeek from n !, I'M .,sul
lcnl RENE mhrancer, Ohsictrical keu',h, Nh
and Anatomical Pocket Companion
SO good nssor,nIen, of Medical ppoRr1
Rock Island. March slsf, lGjo'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-01
NEW .SiUr AND
NE w PRICES!

EYS He subscriber would respfcflsy
IL form the citizens Of Miquosria sadin'a
rounding country that he is carving eatst