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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22

The ordinary dose for grown person is
IRON two 10 four Pills; but in cases of violent
pain in any part of the body, the medicine
should be taken in large dose, and repeated
every night on going to bed, (or onener if the
suffering is great,) until pain or distress of ev-
cry kind is removed after which, the medicine
should be aiken merely with view to keep
ing The bowels regular, which icU in a sloyt
t'nle rcstore HE body 10 a state Of sound hcaLh.
For more particular directions, see the cir
cular accompanying each box. 33:Gw
For Sale, at Wholesale andRetail, byW. p.
RrSsEL, and SIDNEY Moody, Middlebnry,-
and by Agents through all parisof the country.
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Cologne.

A SUPERIOR article, at only 81 1 cents a pint
Also Farina's Cologne, for sale at the Drug
Store of IL. A. SHELDON.
Nov Is
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District of Addison, on the 9th day OF January
y. ID. 1850. James. II. JENNIE, administrator d
the Estate of
ABIATIIAR AUSTIN,
lafe of Granville in said DiSrici. deceased
presents his petition in wiring 10 this Ccur'
PRAYING for license 10 sell all the real estate of
said demand for the purp, SC Of paving the
debts Of said deceased and expenses of admin
straiion; and therein sets forth the fmount Of
claims allowed by commissioners Of said estate.
and the expenses Of administration. the amount
of the personal estate and the siiualionof the
real estate of said deceased, and that it is nee.
ossary TO sell the whole of said real estate for
the purposes aforesaid II is thercupon order.
ed that said petition he considered nv this
Court at the session thereof. TO he held Mt the
office Of the Register Of this Court in said Mid
debury. on Thursday the 7th day Of February
next, ut one O'Clock in the afternoon and that
said administrator give notice thereof to all per
sons interested, that they may sppcar and
make their objections il any they may have, to
said license being granted, by publishing a
certified copy Of this order in the Miidlehury
Rcgistcr--s newspaper printed at said Middle
bury-three weeks successfully previous to the
time Of said Court.
,Jei. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true Copy of Record.
3s Attest, led. S. Bushnell, Rcgisiei
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Received,

STATE OF VERMONT, BE i, remember.
District of Addison, S.. ed that al u Pro-
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and f,r the
District of Addison, on the 9th day ofJanuary.
y. ID. 1850. James. II. Jenne, administrator Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22


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A RE now receiving VERY EXTENSIVE Stock
II of Goods, selected with great care for the
COUNTRY TRADE, and invite merchants and ira.
ders to view their Stock and prices, feeling con-
fdcnt that it will be for their interest TO purchase
here instead OF Troy or New York.
Our Stock consists CT
40 Hhds. Sugar n. O, Muscovado, St
Croix aud z. X.
200 Chests II. s. & Tyson Teas,
100 Cattys
$50 Bbls Crushed Sugar.
100 Powdered
$50 Boxes Loaf
$50 Bills. Clarified
20 tons Hosles Pure Salcraius.
MOLA SEES.
l75 IIhds N o., ?. r., SC.
TOBA co.
800 Boxes and Half Boxes, varo,s Brands
$500 boz Chewing, bean" "Sprague," &
Screen"
SNUFF.
100 Jars Lorrilard's Nc Snuff,
IS Deans
so Barrels Scotch
PIPES.
800 Boxes T. d. Dutch Common.
OF L s.
5000 Gallons Best Winter Sperm Oil,
5000 w. Blcd Elepht"
1000 Linseed Oil,
SO Bbl Curriers'
SOAP.
400 Boxes No. l Soap,
so Boxes Toilet various brands,
so Shaving "
OFFEE.
100 Bags Mocha Coffee,
Is o. G.. j.
l25 g Rio and st Domingo.
800 Boxes Gro. Coffee, No. /. ,, and A.
us II.
800 Quintals Goldfish,
80 Bbl. Mackcrel,
IS Ia Bill.
so Ia
25 Picked Goldfish,
200 Boxes Scaled Herring.
FIR UIT.
200 Boxes and hf Boxes M. r. Raisins,
SO Bags Brazil Nuts,
so " Almonds,
so " Filberis.
80 " Pecan Nuts.
SALT.
10000 Bush Solor
1000 Canada,
5000 TIL
5000 Rock,
1000 Bill. Western,
5000 Bags
5000 Geo Rock do.
PORK
300 BLl. Western,
500 Vermont.
IL y U r..
5000 Bbl. Rowland & Bills " Brand,
1000 Washington
5000 Various
1000 Cushman and other Extra Brands.
1000 l-2 do ii. b. Brand.
GRIND STONCC
on ~ " ~ IL
o. % oa so oen' ~ .. urind stones, weighing
nun ~ ~ %'oo lbs carefully selected
b II o o NJ S.
800 boz. Corn Brooms.
RICO ING. &C
70 go NI.N'uI ~ ~,
az az ;T1 h'gs"g' rom ~ TO IN
100 u ~ Caip
ioo no. D'A No.n i'oPe'
~ ps-..I r..
so pn'h
so Rosim.
NAILS AND IRON
aooo - ~. 80 ~
~ To1s IInsse SSon 'i Ir "',u CIV Nu"s'
m :. RsnJ
SCROLL
o. 81 Assortod Ro,od Iron
m a. Sn,,arc
o. 90 IN, e Am riro Ct
AZ Cases Sanderson r. Stool
Ton Zoe Cork Steel
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HARTFORD.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
for the HARTFoD FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
for Mddlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa.
ton of this company, and the promptness with
which all their transactions have been charac.
ieriscd render 1t unnecessary to say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with the
Office intrusted to him will be faithfully and
punctually transacted,
JONATHAN IlAGAR, AgcnL
Middlebwy, reb. rs, 1912 43y.
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soURING, PREVENTING, ACID "CoM.
POUNDn OLE s. z. TOWNSEND

and yet he would n have understood that Dr ia
cob loWnsends GeRHiHc Original Narsagarfa Is an I'M
IlAIlON uf his inferior reparafion :!
Heaven forbid that should deal in article which
would bear the most distant resemblance s ?. Town
sends article! and which should bring down upon The
Old Dr. such mount1n load of complaints and crmna-
tons from Agents Who have sold and purchasers who
have used ;. ?. Townsends FERMENrING COM
POUND.
We wish understood because il IS the absolute frufL
that ;. T. Townsend's article and Old Dr. Jacob Town
sends sarsaparlg heIreH-ndc apart and iHfHifsV
dissimiidr that they unlike IN every particular
having not one single thing In common
As :. p. Townsend is doctor, and never was is no
chemist, no pharmac euSi-knows more Of medicine
or disease than any other common, unscienc unproe+
slona man. what guarantee can The public have that
they are receiving genuine scientific medicine con
tanning all the virtues OF the articles used in preparing IT,
and which are incapable Of changes which might rem
der them the AGENTS of Disease instead Of health
But what else should be expected from one who knows
quires person oil some experience cook and serve up
even common decent meal How much impor
ant Is that the persons who manufacture medicine
designed for
WEAK STOMACHS AND ENFEEBLED SYSTEMS
shonld know well the medical properties of plants the
nest manner OF securing and concentrating their healing
virtues also extensive knowledge Of the nus dis
eases which affect the human system and how to adapt
remedies TO these diseases
u is 10 arrest frauds upon the unfortunate To pour
balm into wounded humanity to knde hone in the de-
into the crushed and broken and Danish nrmity that
OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSEND has SOUGHT aud
FOUND the opportunity and means To bring his
Grand Universal Concentrated
Remedy
lthn the reach and 10 the kno, ledge Of all ~ no mead
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22


I OFFERS FOR SALE. on the most advanta.
" peonsterms for cash or anproyed credit n
LARGE and well selected assortmen; of Drngrists
and Manufacturers Articles. among which may
he found The faiIovinc
=. -, 'O''''" Wv
Alcohol a' Hreosote,
Aioes' II"oiic'i
aluih' Llharge'
arrow Root L'hseea Oli'
aqua Ahlihohl"i Lunar o"usuci
aqua for'is, Morphlne,
ahl'llohy' M"shesia'
nnnalo' Mamma
DoraN, Mauuer'
Brimstone' Mace
brush Oi. NuImegs,
i,alsnm oopaiVa' Nutgalls,
I,ay water ohve On,
Blue Niirol Orris Root,
burgundy IHeh, ohlum,
cream Tartar, Oii Lemon,
oamphor On Bergamot
CASTOR C",VnrV OIL oil o ori"onuI,
Cochneal , Oil Norwood,
Chron. Potash, ? Oil Peppermint.
CASTLE Soap. Z Oil Winterareen
Chloride of Lime Oil Sassafras
Cloves { Oh Gloves
Cacsin, ( Pot and Pearl Ashe,
Camomile Flowers, s Prussian Blue,
Cantharides. Phosphorus.
Carb. Ammonia, : Quninc,
Doyer's Powders, Quicksilver,
Epson Salts, Rhubarb'
Ergot, Red Lead,
Emery, Rosin and Pitch,
Ether Red Tartar
Flowers OF Benzoin, Sal Rocheilc
Fancy soaps, Splrls OF Nlirei
Gum Arabic, sugar Lead
.ium sheliaei S"eetOl
Gum Copal Sulnac'
Cum MYTH soda
Hum bainboge, Sehnai
Gum Scammony, Spirits Iurpentine,
Gum Iragacanih, soda POWDERS,
Glauber salts, Seldlliz Powders,
Glue, laploca,
Iodine, lar
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UINE OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSHIPS


This is prepared that all the inert properties Of the
sarsaparila root first removed, every hns capable
of becoming acid or of fermentation is extracted ard
rejected then every particle OF medical virtue is secured
In pure and concentrated form; and thus is rendered
Incapable of losing any of its valuable and healing
properties Prepared in this way, II is made the most
Il ~
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Nervous diseases and debility.

and thus prevents relieves variety of other
maades as Spinal irritation, Neuralgia, 81 TitVs'
Dance, SoooHing, Epiepfic Fits, Commissions, &c.
II ceanses the blood eXcites the liver To healthy
ton, tones the stomach and gives good digestion,
leves the bowels of torpor and constipation. aays in
hanmaon, nurihes the skin equHlses the circulation
OF the blood producing gentle warmth equally all
the body and the insensbe pcrs praion relaxes all
structures and tghtness, removes all INSTRUCTIONS and
inveoates the entire system. Is this then
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

II works wonders in OF EiHor .fiBBs Whites
FhiRg Of TIE Uoinb, O5sraeiod Suppressed Painful
Menses, Irreg Hary Of the menstrual periods and the
like and is elleciua in curing all the forms Of Md
Rey Disease
BY removing distractions and regulating the general
system It gives tone and strength 10 the whole body,
and Tins cIrcs all lnrms of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22
The mediCine Won pre- eminenlIy needl

nt can any o. these things De sad 0f 3 r T0wnsends
inferior article This Young mans liquid is not To b
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DRS,
because of one GRAND FACT. that the one is INCA
Fable Of INTERPRETATIONS and
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22
TFIHeIPW UVT', IU- .Nas7dH'sIr .Nfl0 York Cfy.
OLD DR.. JACOB TOWNSEND.
THE ORIGINAL DlsCOVERER OF THE
GenMinc Townsend SarSanarilIa.

Old DIR. Townsend is about 20 years Of age and
has long been known AS the .4UTHOR and DISCOH
ERER uf the GENUINE ORIGINAL " TOXIN.
SEND SfRNfPIRiLL.4." Being poor he
PEELED to limit its manufacture by which means 1t has
been kept out Of market and the sales circumscrihed
those only who hid proved its worth and known its
value 1t had reached the Of many nevertheless
as those persons who had been healed Of Diseases
and saved from death. proclaimed its excellence and
VO
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

DISTRESSING CAsUALrY.-On M,nday
Night VI last week the house Of Mr.. Levi,
Hale, al"nt 30 miles from this city, N the
C"tsLurg route, was DESTROYED hy iirc
The vie d Mr.. Hale aud eigh. childre,
were Tho ,rc' pants ofiho house al the time
ar. ". having gone u California. Some
Of the children were sick, mud Mrs. Hale
was UP N the night, aud discovered ,hs,
The sm'd.c-house near was on FIRE, and he.
i"re rho had time to remove her a!mos,
helpless family, the house had caught
and was entirely consumed. No rropctt,
10, even their clothing, was saved.
Mrs Illle, in her ctlar.s to rescue he,
children, was badly burned. The whols
family were thus turned out in the incle
mcncy Of tho midnight mir, sick, and
al,nast naked, to find their way, as hes,
they could, toa neishb,ring house, three.
qrattcis Of mile distant. Truly thi.
Is distressing occurrence.
Miners Erlress.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25
WIG STATE CONVENTION.

A Convention Of Delegates from the several Coun
ties of 10y will be held at Iowa City "Wednesday
The 18Th day Of May ncxt to nominate candidates fol
the folio ny Offices to elected on the 1s Monday
August Governor, Secretary Of State, Auditor
Treasurer, and Treasurer Of the Board Of Public
Works, and 10 transact such other business as may
come before the Convention.
Each County or Election District will he entitled e
double the number VI Delegates ia the
II has Of the House Of unae
the present airport ,onment.
II is hoped rs tkr Committee that in consideration
Of the impo the ensuing election, the Wing
in every County in TIE State be fully scented
EbENEZEH COOK,
Pi.A1T SMITH,
HENRY w. STARR,
PIERCE b. FAGIN,
ANON FORD,
HUGH ID DOM NEY,
J. II. COWLES,
JYhig State Erecat're COnsnaii'e:.
April 9Th, 1850.
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CoLpAND CRAvEs.-A gentleman ~hohas
just returned from California, having hcen
absent from the States about fourteen
months stutes that when no reached Cali
fornia, curiosity led him 10 visit grave
yard, where he found nnl, cleven graves;
nine months r. IN that time he followed the
lbs. Remains of friend TO tho same grave
yard, md during the time intervening be.
tween the two visits there bad been no less
lhsn .jonr teen hundred persons inferred
In the snmc yard. With these facts before
Us. can We wonder why i, is that SO many
Of US are Disappointed in not receiving lei
iers from our friends who hive left our fire.
SIDES on an adventurous visit to a country
where both '.iortunes" and "graveS" are
made with such extraordinary ropidity'
St Louis Union.
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The 81. Louis New Era Of the III,

The 81. Louis New Era Of the It'll
inst. says:
Those who nrc most convcrsant with the
snh|ect, estimate TINT the number vic
vii cross The plains this spring, will, AT a
moderate calculation, he nj least doublc as
great as that Of last spring. An immense
emigration will GO from this State alone
From many Of the counties. we learn
that al least onc-lonrih Of the adult male
popa'alion are preparing TO 60, and many
D! them with their fainiies. As an cvi
dence of the extent Of the operations oi
the adventures, we are credibiy informed
that one gentleman will take one thousand
mich cows, five hundred oxen, number
4 mules, sixly mcn and eight f,miles. -
Another will take property md cash t.
The nmoant of $4,000. This exclemen,
and rage fur emigration, NIL over the West,
aud especially in Missouri, Illinois, low
md Wisconsin, greatly transcends any
thing Of the kind before known in ihi,
country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

"A Gals, Paints, OILS, Sarhshes, brushes.
Fancy articles, &c. &c, is prepared
% furnish all those who may desire any thing in
his line on the most reasonable terms. and with
medicines Of such Quality as he can warrant.
Essential oils and essences; tinctures; ONT
men's; mcrcnras; quinine; Peruvian bark and
barks, roots and herbs OF every kind; gum cam
phor, myrrh, Arabic, opium, and all other gums,
resins aud ba!sams; saleratus, sal soda, L so i,
and other kinds OF salt. bi-carb. soda, tar,aric
acid and all other acids and alkalie.; magnosia;
mama; satfior; cream tartar; cloves; cinnamon
a'spict; pepper; nn,megs; mace and other spl-
ces. Fcnnei: coriander; carui; ans o5cii;
mustard and faysecd, &c &c.
Dye-Sncs-Logwood, chip'd and ex,ri :; rus-
&c; maider; coppera ;anI; indig SOLUTION o.
tin; arna,io; tluc vilroi, &c.
Ciif1ni as, Gc.--pnre nitrate silver; iodine;
iedafe oil iron; morphine; s'rrchnnt; piperlie;
rodoph Via; ydrocvGn acid; niisi ;tnacfatin
Eyir;oia.c potassa: krcaso.e; cnloiu chioro-
form; cro:ln oil; cod liver oil; &c. &c
Iaaty .lrjieies-fazors and s,rops; penkhIvcs
pins: needle; on5s 81 all descriptions; s1ecta-
cles; watch hey; naiei, safes: steel head; ,ur-
SEES: pocket BOOKS, powder pniis; toilet powder;
setis; fancy soaps; shaving cream; tlsa h5 tack
lie: violin strings; &c. &c.
Wth general assortment of all such medi-
cnes a contribute TO form a complete drug store
including Paints, of all kinds; Oils; tarnishc.
Window GAS; and d nshes.
The attention o Physicians, citizens and
country traders is respectfully invited TO the
above articles
Ba'eman'< Drops; G,dfrcy's Cordial; Tnrng-
toms Blsam; Lludanum; essence peppermint,
cinnamon, lemon, and all similar patent medi-
zines for sale by the dozen at small advance
on ST. Lonis prices and warranted stpe,ior arl-
clcs. A SANDERS.
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
Davenport April l{,;h 1850.
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LOUISVILLE, April l8ib,-8P. NJ

LOUISVILLE. Apfii lotbs-o +. VI
The river is about on stand, with I | Q lees
large in the Canal. The steamboat Fashion ar
rived this morning, she was injured b. collision
with the Wm. Noble, 10 the amount OF 5000 and
her freight about The same. The WIN. Noble
threw overheard about $50 tohs Of freight, con
sisting Of Cheese, manufactured Tobacco, &C., 10
save herself, and then was able 10 proceed
New YeRT, 9th.
Mr.. Wilson ofN. Y, FOR some time connected
with the Coast Surrey, was married. last night,
and found dead this morning, in bed by the side
Of his wife.
The Cholera has made is appearance a. 81.
Francissile, Ii. Several deaths have occurred.
This town is situated near the east hank Of the
Mss, about 100 miles above n. Orleans.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

HE Misses GIl.KUllI, will open i
=. School for yodns ladies, on Mon Law, Nay
18th, in M. JESNsY'S buiding, 81 floor
Terms OF tuition Spelling, Reading, Writing,
topography, lst Lessons in Ariihmet and Phi
osophy, $500 Or ar.
Grammar, Arithmetic, History, Phi.
iosophy, Physiology, 400 :"
II other English branches, !. 500 l" i"
Drawing and Painting in water colors, 300 extra.
French Language, 800
Music Oh the Piano, : 1000
Incidental expenses, e5
!f1t Books Geography, Morse's; Grammar,
Smiths; History, Goodrich's; Arithmetic, Isl
lessons in Algebra, Rourd"n and Legendre, De-
yes'; Nat. Philosophy, Coms,ock, or Omsted;
Chemistry, Comstock; Geog. IF the Heavens,
''nfit'; Botany, Ruschenbrrger, or Lincoln !:
Physiology, Raschen.erger, Cutter; Intellectual
Philosophy, tlpham. Watts on the Mind; Crii-
cism. Kames; Rhetoric, lIair.
French Pornev's S,ilabaire Oi'enio,ffs
grammar; Bolmar's Colloqniai Phrases. Tells
maqne.
The quarter to continue II weeks.
Davenport, Apri. 18th, 1850.
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or r. JeandcI, editor Of the Due
Hens Chicken, Delaware, has been indic,-
ed by the grand jury f.. circulating Illegal
abolition papers. Il is sirsnge that an cd
nor possessing The mental calbfo of our
colemp.rary ID uld SO ia. forget The digni-
~ Of his profession as 10 st"p TO tho circu-
la,ion u such low, inccndiary publications.
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corvrcTIoN OF PROF. WEBSTER.

Amer being out On hour and three qpnr
| 49,. The iary came ia little before clcv
- .,cl,rk On Saturday nigh. with .er
dict d. of guilty Of wi'ful murder, and The
u u,;.oner was remanded to Jail, To be there
r.o, until brought up for sentence. The
nrocecdings in the jury room we under
land 10 have been as follows:
They entered upon the consideration ol
,bo case by in1uiring into the questions Il,
he determined, aud arranging them in their
uroucr order. They then ball"ted ON the
question. whether tho reniaius had bcc,,
Identified as parts d the body Of Or. Park.
.s,n and tho vote was unanimous tina,
,hoy we're. They then i'.llo;ed upon the
question y heibcr he came to his death BY
,ha hand, of Dr.. Webster mid tho vote was
"a,nimm,s Tia, he did. They then bal
lated whether the homieidc was wilinI mur-
dor or mansluughier, The vote WINS eleven
Co. Tho former, 10 ono for inrnsIanell,er
Tbe i.ry now pissed half an hour in pro.
to,nd silence, III The expiration Of thai
,;nc. the Juror who had voted fur man
.,,uch,er rose and disclosed his vote, ans
.,id he had concluded to. changc i TO mHr
Jer. and did 50, and the Foreman .herenpon
declared that tho jury had agreed upon
the verdict Of guilty Of murder. lnf"rma-
,;ou was then sen, to The Judges that The
jury had agreed.
~ tho time Or. Webster had reached the
;,;I. his nerves Ind become perfectly re-es'
tablisbej. As soon as he was taken mt
lis cell, he sen, 10 an apo'hccary shop y,
tho vicinity fnr some alcohol, and having
obtained il, he trimmed his blazer, and pre-
uorcd his usual cup of tea. The only ans
Jew he displayed was in relation to .hf
continue nee Of his privilege 70 DO supplied
with dinners from Parker's. According Il
tho custom ia such cases, the eli1cers
took nway his razr and pcnkniie. lie
remarked, 10 relation to that precai'''n'ry
proceeding, that he was ton much ola chris
f;an 10 commi, suicide. lie slept wei! dur
Ing the night, and was calm and nasufa
throughout tile day YESTERDAY.
boston Post.
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[Bos.on Post.
Gp,uAn's MAcAzIxE.-Geo. r. GRAHAM

GRAnAu's MAGAzIxE.-Geo. L. Graham
the original proprietor Of this popular
M,cuzine has again assumed its con,ro!.-
The new volume commencing with tho
Iav number i, l. said, will excel nj prc,i
Gus attempts =, Magazine Publishing
Subscription price $500 per nnnnm IN
GLIDING splendid premium plate" two
|copies for $500 We will notice this
number when received.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

Rsw York TRIBrNE IN face Greely's
|daily comes TO US this week enlarged double
Ills former size. Few people Of this indls
l,rou, age caad spare the time 10 real IL
Contents when Gifts frmer size, ..bnt wlsti
we aim at" SAYS the elitor, sis 10 Issue
Isaeh n sheet that e.cl reader may find
therein precisely VIII, he needs or wants.
IirMi,hiu practicable limits"
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
MtTAILORTNC.

eH3IIE subscriber has established himself
i in the building formerly occupied by Mr..
Clemmon., on Brady 81, east side between lst
and Cd SITS where lie will be pleased 10 see all
those who desire anything in his line Of business.
Al orders will be promptly attended TO and well
executed. rAVIO BURROWS.
Davenport, ArriI 25th, 1850,
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THE RICHEST MAN LlvING.-The Wash.
'ns'on correspondent OF the N. Y. Journ.
Of Commerce, states, tba, Col. Ffemon, is
probably the riches, man living. Gentle
men from California concur ia sinting thai
his farm in California will bring sir millions
Of dollars per acre!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-04-25

State of lowa,l Application to sell Real estate
Scott County. ola minor.
RWO1iCEi>l hereby given that have his
AW day filed petition in the Court Of probate
Of said county, the prayer oil hichls 10 sell cei-
tain Real estate therein mentioned, belonging to
Henry C. T.vining minor heir OF S,tnl w. Twin
ming decd on the 18Th May next NJ O'Clock
p. M. OF said day al the Office off, fhor;nston
Judge Of said Court has been appointed az the time
end place Of hearing said petition. When and
where all those interested NAV attend aud contest
said application, iiihey think proper so tod,.
J.. J. CEN FER, Canadian
Scott County. April 18Th. 1850.