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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-07

LADIES SHOES.
Mrs. SMITHS Buskins, hledian soles and
KID Shppcw-Als o Chlldreu's Mazarine, Blue.
Green, Light, Bronze and Black,
may 10 for sale by b. F. May.
NOR RENT.-The Blacksmith and Cart
IL wright Shops lately occupied by r. d. Ja-
mar. Possession given on the 25th March.
Apply to BENZ. F. MAY.
Elkton, Marchs, 80
NOTICE is hereby gwen, to tho creditors q
~ GIlbsrt Rutter, that personal discharge
ha Il, been granted to said debtor, and that the
tw snty FIRST day Of October, being the first da y
Of our county court n'xt ,uccoeding this date,
hath been sst apart 70, tho final hearing in his
case, where his creditors msy attend, xna shcw
cause, II any ttey have, why II final dissharga
shall not to granted aid dcbisr.
vsst. r. G. HOLLYOAY elk
July ssn Of Cecil rauniy Court
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Doctor Yourself,
For 35 Cents.

By MEANS OF THE POCKET
EscULAPrUs, or, soery one
his orn Physician :~enty
fourth sditioa has upwards
of a hundred engravings,
showing diseases in every
shape and form, and NAL
formations of the syslens,
BY w. YOUNG, M. l.
The time has now arriv
ed, that persons suffering
from disea ses need no more
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LOOK HERE! Cheaper than
Ever. Just received u lot OF
cheap GUMS frsm usctioa and
are now selling very cheap at
81 RANGER'S, S. L. cor, Sec
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N. 8 VrenCc,
3scntf fer the sale Of Se.hpsyA Manufacturing
Cos F1i,tns Papers.
WAREHOUSE NO. 3 MINOR ST.,
PHLADEL

Cos V1i,tns Papers.
WAREHOUSE NO. 3 MINOR ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nnn Cases OF the above superc. Paner
AVVnow in store, and for sale Ia tho trad
ut the lowest market prices, CONSISTING, in ytr
Oh
Fine thick Flat Caps, -, Ii, II and Is lbs
blue and white.
snperfne Medium and Dsni Writings, bla
and white.
Extra super and superior Folio Posts blue and
white pluin and ruled.
Extra super Linen Notu papers. plain and ell.
Supcr6nc and fine Bill Papars, lung rnd Ls..d
Superline I'd 6na Counting Hou,Y C1ts and
Posts, blue and white
Extra super Congress and Capa and l.ethIs.
gilt
Supcrfuc Sermon caps add posts.
Supergne blue linen t'nn Letters
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, pla,n
and ruled
Embroidered Nose Paper. md Envelopes.
Lawyers" Brief paiegs
Sup"rtne aid fine ca % and posts, rul cd ant
plain, blue and white. various qualities aud piece
Also, 1000 reans white u,,tl assorted Sor FL
per-, Bonnie, Boards, white and assorted Issns,
Ten, Wrapping; Envelope, assorted ano blu.
Mediums, Cap, NranPers, Hardware, enpe.'
&c ln'y 20 I'm
NI Office lis hereby gwen ~ ttv creditors ii
~ John N. 7 Ryan, that personal sci1g,
bath been granted to sad debtor, and ,h,,
1.-The lwenly first day OF October, bring the fl At
hsy OF oar county cour, next succeeding thu. date
oath been set fpirt for The ,inal hearing in hi.
base, where his creditors may attend, and shr,y
c.use ifany they have, why Il final aischar.e
caal! not be granted said drb.ur
Test. Il. Z, HOLl.VDAY, elk
July G 3n u, Ccci! county Csu.t
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Piano Forte Warerooms,
No Ill Chesnnt Street,, Philadclt

No Ill Chesnnt Street,, Philadelphia.
THE OLD STAND
Occupied for more than one third Of a century
by Geo W,li9 Esq.
z4[-The m d"rsigned would most ie
sHE.ssss1sgssG RESPECTFULLY announce to the public
Y Y What lie is AGENT for more than
TWENTY Of the most celebrated manufacturers o
boston. New York Philadelphia, and elsewhere
and is constantly receiving from them Pianos
Of the richest and most varied rs, of superior
tone, and ofihe most superb finish, OF 6. 10 I
Octaves, which arc warranted equal to any man
ulactured either iL this country or in Europe.
Just received also, further supply ofChurch
and Parior Organs, Of beautiful patterns, and fine
tones.
His Wareroom is constantly supplied with a
choice selection of SERAPHINEs and MELoDEoNs
from the oides, and most extensive manutacto-
rics in the Unitod States; among which is new
style REED ORGAN, having Carhar's patent
improvements, with gilt pipes in front, and case
elegantly carved and highly ornamental.
Turning and Repairing Sig. Salvador la
Grassa, n distinguished Piano Forte Manufactu
rcr and Organ Builder, will attend to orders.
OSCAR c. B CARTER.
Phila., aug 3i-5m
PORT DEPOSIT ACADEMY.
On account of the appointment OF Mr.
Thorp" to the charge Of Winchester Aca-
deny, Va, this Institution is closed for a
few days The Trustees hope it will be
resumed on Monday, Sept. 9th.
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BOARDING. ANDDAY SHOOI.
FOR YOsJNSs KsaaIS, al
MYTHS ROVE

The Sessions are of,wenty-two weeks, or tvs
quarters duration each, and commence on tbs
first "Wednesday i'll April and thclasl Wednesday
September.
Terms f0rH Oarding Pupils.
For Board, Washing, and ruit ion, $40 a year
per quarter, S27 so
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, $50
Drawing and Painting, 90
Nnsie, $40 co. use Of Piano, $500 40
French, 80
Lctn, so
Needle Work, 20
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels if
furnished, 90
The above terms include, besides the common
studies, the various branches o. Mathematics
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Kane's Elements, Logic, Waits ON the Mind,
History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Gee To-
gy, Mlaeraiogy, and Physiology. Tho French
is taught effectively.
Pupil. are requested 10 furnish their own bed
I'D napkins
TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
If under eight years OF age, $500
Ii between eight and Twelve years, 400
Ii over Twelve, 500
Drawing, $50
Drawing and Painting, 600
French, 900
L,atin, 500
Muse, $40, use of the Piano, Ss, 1900
Neudls Work, AGO
MAS. NJ +. BEACH,
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ID rittaaaia fluid Lamps, Vssitinn Window
ID Shades Of all sizes, for sale BY Wn. PELL
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II ECKER'S Prepared Farin",
unly 10 Feasibility VIM ToFtc+
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I Nancy FuIlers. Walliins and Military Shaw
IL ing Soap, for sale by WIN. PELL.
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NOTlCE is hereby given, to tho creditors ut
l v Samuel J. Jackson, that personal is
charge hath boon granted TO sid debtor, i
that The twenty first day Of Fr ahcr, beng VA
e g; day Of our cnnnty court next slcccs ling
thu date, hath been set apart for the hnal lirsr
innln his case, where ls creditors may att"nt,
ar d shcw cause IT any they ave, why n final
discharge shall not he granted aid dchtnr
Test. Il. c. HOLT TD.4T, rtk
1nly 3m otCc,ll county Court
NTOTICE is horehv given 70 the creditors o
Y James Alexander, that a personal discharge
hath hecn granted to said debtor, End that t,n
twenty first dav Of Octehor, beng tho frs, daY
of our con, ~ court next snrceeding this date,
la III boon Sci apart for the final hearing IN his
case, where his creditors may attend, and shoS
rnnse fanny they havo. why Gnal discharge
th III not IN granted sa,d 1sbter.
Test f.. c. HOLl.YpAv, cik
jy2 - SIN Of Cecil county Court,
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So WA. ToEBER1 l. nowclI ut
lIuir value.
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~ OLD PENS.--Spencor Rcndsll & Dynnr
"a superior extension Gold Pans tho beet At
,icIo nov in market Just received and for s.ls
by BROWN & AeINTfRE.
UST received lot Of Mrs s 5hurs. e,
81 shoes. Also, Il lot ofrhildrcns 70
enxe and Black. BENZ F, MAY,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
y A CALL TO HOUsEKEEPERS
Atthe Cabinet ware ROOm Of
SEB'N UOUPT & co.
Market Square,
Also at the corner Of Farm street : The Railroad
... SUNBURY, Pa.

Also at the corner Of Farn street : The Railroad,
.. SUNBURY, PA.
Thankful for the patronage of his friends and
customers during the II years he has been in busl-
ness in this place, he solic;s from the public con-
tinuancc of their iavors. During this period he
h,. cndcavored to keep up with the improvements
of the day, and has accordingly extended his husi-
mes. in every branch and variety The public are
therefore invited to the attention OF the present
stock of
GARNET WARE AND CHAIRS,
MANUFACTURED BY
SEBASTIAN HOUPT & co.
1t The Old Stsnd,
Where in addition to their former stock ei the
establishment they now manufacture
Mahogany, Walnut & Cane-seat Chairs,
Luge Spring Seat Rocking Chairs,
Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Marble Top Wash Stands,
and a rariety Of other
new style and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04

herd, we have kind Of feeling s'that it is
the duty of all men, to the best o. their
abilities, to enlighten ane anither's under
standing. And if l see my brethren o.
mankind fa' into a. sort o. sin and supersti-
ton, is't nae business o. mine, think ye, to
set them richt, and enable them to act ac-
cordin' to the dictates o. reason and nature7
| hae no notion o. that creed that tells me
leave a dour dotted devil to 90 daunderin'
wiz his cen shut his ane way to perdtion."
We believe, however, that old habits
and old associations are not easily broken
up, and that advice, as it is much easier
given than followed, may prevent in some
instances the effect, if it cannot correct the
evils when contracted. DR.. Claiming
says that 10 minds plunged in midnight of
error, truth must gradually open like the
dawning day that old views will mingle
with the new; that old ideas which we
wish to Danish, will adhere 10 the old
words TO which they were formerly at
tached and that the sudden and entire
eradication of long rooted errors, would be
equivalent TO the creation of new intel.
lect.
consequently we say W lHc ieduti, IL
what we have advanced is not in accordance
with his previous habits, notions and re-
Elections If what we have quoted is not of
a convincing character, the field is open,
and to our mind the authorities are abundant
to prove the necessity OF reform. In this
country, all travellers say we cat too fast
we eat too much-we eat to often-we
cook badly-we provide badly, and we
eventually kill ourselves by not adhering TO
the dictates of our natural instincts.
Therefore, according to our notion, the
grand secret is to live nationally to eat
when hungry, and TO take especial care
that the quality of the article, the cooking,
the serving and the various little appoint
ments, be as near perfection as possible, and
let the mind and the stomach be in con-
dition TO receive the supply. ]. S.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04

without experiencing an atom of remorSe,
either for her death, or that of the first VIC
tim. From that time forward, she, in her
own words, became and continued emphat-
really ga child OF He'll" Very soon after
Eveleen's execution, she married soldier,
and accompanied him to India. Subse-
quently she travelled over various parts Of
the world, and committed sin upon sin, and
wicked deed upon wicked deed, beyond the
capabilty of her memory TO sum up. AT
length she felt an irresistible prompting to
drag her worn out frame to the locality OF
her first fearful crime, and there, finding
herself nigh unto death, she determined to
unburthen herself OF relation of that deed,
and accordingly did so as related.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
SELECT POETRY.
From Godey's Lndy's Book.
"I HEAR THE WINDS WHISTLE"
BY A. t. LEE, CAPTAIN U. s. An

| HEAR the winds whistle, | hear the loud
As sit by my hearthstone and think of the
The eyes that are sunken, the brows that are
cold,
The lips that are faded, the shroud and the
mould.
The fagot burns brightly, but deep in my
Dwells spirit of darkness tha: will not de-
And it calls up old faces, and looks that they
Ere the grim robber, Death cast his shade at
my door,
When bis dark shadow falls on yon threshold
again,
| shall smile in his face as | yield TO his
chain;
For my old eyes grow dim, and no longer
To be watching the fagot that's flickering
there.
| hear the winds whistle, hear the loud
wave,
As sit by my hearthstone and think of the
grave,
The eyes that are sunken, the brows that are
The lips that are faded, the shroud and the
mould.
bor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
TAILORING BUSINESS
EDWIN HALL,

Uirr or TIE FIRM OF WArKISsos & HALL)
~ No. "a South Second Street,
g. q Philadelphia,
DESPECTFULLY informs his old friends and
lC customers, as well as the public generally,
that he has opened an entire new stock of elegant
styles of
Spring & Summer Dress Goods
HIS assortment consists Of the latest and most desi-
Fable styles Of English, German, French & Ame-
yicsn Goods Snch as Delaines', Tissues, Bera-
ges, Silks, Lawns, Muslns, Shawls, Hdkfls, Gloves
and every variety of Dr., IS and Fancy Goods
Philad. March l6, le5O--Iy
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=. 3. MASSER.,
ATTORN A 7 l. A w

sUIyBURY, PA.
Business attended to in the Counties OF Nor
hunt erland, Union Lycoming and Columbia
Refer to;
p. g. A. RovouDT,
LOWER & BAuRoN,
SoMERs q SNoDGRAss, Sfhttdd'
REYNOLDS, McFARLANn d 20.
SpEaISs, Coon Il Co..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
REFORM YOUR HABITS,

hEfUhm fOuh hADiAo'
Come ye, with garments bare and seedyi
We hach'lors wido'ers and husbands too,
II, in the outward man your needy,
We make you as good as new
VV>HE subscriber respectfully informs his iriends
IL and the public, that he will commence IN thi'
place, ON the sth of April next, the
TAILORING BUSINESS
Ia all its branches He will be careful to see that
his work is made up in the best manner, and he
fiatters himself that he will be able to give entire
satisfaction in point of cut, fit and style, as well
as in price, He therefore respectfully solicits his
friends and the public generally to call and give
him trial.
His shop is a new building in Fawn street be-
low Weavers Hotel.
JACOB o. BECK.
sunbury, March 80, ls5o.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
Fashionable Furniture.

Having secured Hearse and made the neces-
.ary arrangements for the purpose, they are now
prepared for Undertaking in all its branches, IN
shis vicinity or at any convenient distance.
We maids and mstresscs and husbands too,
Here's furniture Of every style and hue
From side boards down to kitchen tables,
From rocking chairs to rocking cradles
Should you not have the ready JoHN to pay,
Wen wait awhile fuS brighter-better day,
Or take potatoes, oats, corn, wheat and rye;
Bark, hoop poles, slaves, or lumber wet and dry,
Or any thing but yokes and threshing fails,
From pigs and turkes down to little quas
Come ON then friends come ono and ALL
Keep trade moving, 50 "soes on the bali"
IF- Orders from distance promptly attended
to and work of all kinds delivered with dispatch
Sunbury, March 0, ls50.-u
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%Of Northumberland. Pa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27
Wreck OF rmE BELLE or rur ", -

Wreck OF THE BELLE OF TIE W;sr-
Mr.. l.aipliear, who has closed the duties
assigned lin By The insurance Offices 81 re-
Covering al tho property possible frnm le
wreck & tbe Belle oitho West, reports tia,
lie toMnl pr, " the Skeleton Of person
IN The run Of the boat. The trunk and The
knees was almost consumed. and the sex
was on'y inferred BY the stockings mud
small feet. which indicated tho person to
have been woman. 1t is supposed that
tho lower parts Of the lower limbs were
preserved BY icing in water u The time the
body was consumed. There was also found
a skull, supposed to be tho only visible re.
o! person consumed in the conila-
gth. The whole number Of bodies
lpNnd Is eighteen Gin Times.
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lSSsrE,Ea.E

ST $ hereby given TIN, have ibis DIV flied
g. in the Office Of the Clerk Of tile Board Of
= lhinlssieners OF Scott county my Assessment
List for 1850. All persons feeling agrrieyed BY
such assessment and desiring an abateme mt must
appear before the Board OF Commissioners on
the first Monday of July next.
HARVEY LEONARD, Assessor.
BIZ }. A. BlscnaaD, Jr., Deputy.
June G0lh. 1850 dow
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27

DRlru IN TUE puLrir Rev. Wa ID.
len, If the Methodist. Episcopal C,iIr;.h,
cjsuIIonty on Sunday, 9Th inst. a, Woods
fah, in Chesterfield county, Virgiui4:
~ conducted The earlier par, OF the OK
isas ot worship, concluded his sermon,
ti commenced the "iasi PRAYER" (as i, is
fraod,D bit bad only uttered one Or two
ta'enecs, when he Tell backwards in the
lilpil ani instantly ceaScd to breathe. Ii
siil that he had rilptlrca Mol vessel.
,r. A,,cn was an unmarried m ~.
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WOOiIll WOOIl,!,

EsaHp Office is hereby given to the citizens
sasS1 OF Scott County and vicinity, that have
given my cards thorough requiring this spring
and thev are now ready for doing first rate bus-
ness. Tae price will be 5 cts. in cash OF wheat,
or wool nj one-fth. | feel thankful 10 old Gus
toners for tavors and hope they will continue
them this year.
WM P. HITCHCOCK.
lie CT ire, June 20th, 1850. 4l-3w
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BAKERY AND eU1cfiEs.Y.

"a MOORE has again commenced
lsss1s Buiohefng and will be found at his old
stand to serve all friends and old customers witt,
Fresh Meat. as frequent as it will be possible for
him to procure it at present, and hopes in sllcrt
time TO he able 10 have meat on TUESDAY, Thurs
day and Saturday o.! each week.
lie will also have constantly on hand Bread,
Crackers, Ctkes, &c.
'lae highest marke price paid in C,sh for
Chickens, Eggs. Batter, Potatoes, Olons, &c.
Davenport. lnnc l3h. 1885,
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Died, a

In this city, on the 18th instant, Mrs. CAROLINE,
wife of A. W. Griffith, aged 26 years and days.
Death has dealt afh LECTION with unsparng hand
upon bcreaved friend During the past year. three
chdren-taLL their little ones'-have been snatched
and now the mother is called follow the loved ones
leaving the father and husband wtha crushed heart,
10 lonely observation-disclosures Register.
Mrs Griffith wcs sister to Jas. Thorngton, Esq. of
this place and for some years formerly resident Of
Davenport.
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over three hundred 81 toe class Of Win
tbagn Indians that come slihin tie con-
Faet III removal. have arrived III their des-
p4iian. Long Pfsiric. The tcmaiaier
II be hurried aipng rs fast as possible.
b. hundred acres Of gr44usl "hici, The
tafracior was bound "a plH 10 cultivation.
D. been planted. lila enron.
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IHr CcLoS;zarIoN CAusE.--Tho .u!l
|umoi eighteen hundred dollars. necessary
r secure the freedom md delray The OK
lenses Of colonizing hirly slaves, condition
] Iy emaucipaied BY tho viii Of the late
maihy Radgcrs, nf Bedford county Va,
Is been subscribed by seventeen gentle
pen and one lady Of New York city.
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STOVES! STOVES!
AND
II a AZ VIZ Arr.

II AMDw ARE.
III :. BLAikEblORE, Jr.. w",ld res
rssI peciiully inform the public. thai lie has
Just received and op,l,ed at his Store Room on
Main street. between Front and Second, large
assortment Of
Stores. Tin and Hurdwere,
which he is determined 10 sell low for C,sh
He is also Agent Tor Spr tbs Patent Lightning
nous, aud Jenk'ns, .lamin < Co.'S. patent Wire
Railing or Fencing. lie would say TO every one,
come and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Davenport. I,na Goth, 1850
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Oncof The greatest advantages Of n news
(apor in family Of children il a CONSTANT
Fmu'is, which the facts and statements il
(ntains, giyes,olhe acquisition othistorical
fjen,iir, and geographical knowledge
Fho, then, that is father, will DO 50 pen.
(linus, not 10 say unnatural, as 10 rcliisc the
Fnder objects Of his affections aud fespnn-
Failily, such an important idea TO their ad
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27

FRau Council nLuFTs = Tic Frontier
Guardian Of the 23lh, sa!s. ihst the emi-
,ralan from that point 10 The SIT Like
Id Califrna, hrs been much zrcatcF This
hiring Than was anticipated The High
E,anciI had decreed, rhat uony Of lie
ia,s shouli start out ltcr Than the Goth
|uae; this TO prevent disaster. Al The
Lseons and teams have II unaerg1 nspec-
=. aud mono were allowed 10 take less
bana prescribed quantity ei provisions.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27

hIsr1c.i, according TO Punch, has been
ltklng merry over the mlsl',rtunes Of min
F'crs. The following is not bad specimen
h his mir,h: he declares Long john has
be soul Of an Old carpet; he dosent mind
pow often he's beaten, as long as lie occn-
es tic Aaor of,he House o. Cnmmons."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27

CALrMsy REFurED--I'he newspapers
ave done great injustice TO the Rev. Mr.
|i'raY in stating that he was keeping .
Fambling house in San Francisco. The
|nwell American con,ratlic,s ibis SANDER.
|nd says that the Rev gentleman is row
\ la'l at Lockport on a charge at hlga'ny.
Pc hastcn to make amends for The mis-
'nomcni.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27

s-,o,s TaLx.-At the late Council at Fort
ceiling, betweenthe Sioux and chippewas, Coy.
,msey. in his opening speech, piled them With
,aor,ents like the following
sIr we only wanted your lands we would eive
firearms and 1t you ,aa each o rnt n@s
',nsr has been TO keep ardent splits away from
=, which would, il not thus prevented, soondes-
| lov YOU, il we wanted only your laads.'
Tine following is the acconn, current beiwee"
hove tribes, as the balance was struck by
6o,s.in- The day, a Chippewa cbici, at the above
,.rcr The first lie which the Sioux took. after
l. treaty. OF l843, they agreed TO pay 81 ,i0O.--
! ), consider this as precedent; and as We do
1. ,eo,ire blood, which would onlf widen orr
'acuIty, we demand pecuniaIy satisfaction. =
have lost 81 lives, Q. those parties to the lrea-
and receiving annaities. We acknowledge
.,ye killed FIVE Soak. which leates Us a bal
~ of q lives, for which we expect Ssli0O a
IaJ-making a total of $4,000
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27

CRors.-'l'he growing wheat crops, ~
II thc counties south between 10 Dtpless
Ind Hancock, never promised more ahHn-
Ian, Weld thin they do at present. Unless
|pme blgh, should !al! upon it. there will
Il better crop Of wheat Gu in Illinois this
lear, Than was everraiscd Ia The State be-
JEFF. l1h. !.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-27
KEEP IT BEFORE THE
PEOPLE!

YTvllAT the subscribers will sell at the
Iowa Clothing Store,
~ per cent cheaper than any other Estatlishs
ment in the place.
They would also inform their numerous cue-
toners that they have just received from Phil
adelphla large assortment Of Winter Clothing.
Drab, Grey, Blue, Mackinaw Blankets,
Overcoals, Fine Dress, Frock,
Sacks and Coates, Black Striped,
Checked Cashmere Pants,
Satinet,, Velvet and various other kinds Of
Panta!oons, Satin, Silk Velincia Cloth, Gsla
plaid Shirts Of all descriptions,
Red and White Flannel,
Hickory Calico, White linen bosoms made
in the latest styles
ALSO
Superfne French Black Cloths,
Do. Brown, Blue, Green,
Black Doe Skin and various other kinds Of
Csssimeres, which will be made up according 10
the late New York and Philadelphia Fashioney
and good fits warranted in every instance.
POWER g. JORDAN,
At the Iova Clothing Store opposite tho
Nils. Davenport.
June 9th, 1850.