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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-23
Affected Deafness.

A stranger dismannied al the donr nf
The - Hotel. and gave his horse TO The
oilicious waiter. The bar-keeper opened
The register 10 take his name.
.You are right" said he. "a single
room would be moIo agrecahle." and he
walked into The supper room, 10 which
the crowd OF boarders were passing. The
bar.keeper ran after him. screaming IN
lis ear
What name did sou say I"
.Thank you." said he, !. ! can find tie
way. don't put yourself 10 any trouble"
On his return to the barroom. waiter
took up his saddle bags, and told the deaf
stranger lie would show him his cham
Der.
.My friend, who viii spend the even,
ing with me. prefers plain sherry" said
he. .You may send up bottle, and q
lew cigars"
81 did not" said The barkeeper, " ex.
aelly understand your name."
Il think llnlc ice would improve The
wine," was The answer. "And now
think Of il you may put the bottle 10 !
wine cooler" His friend now joined
him, and they walked 10 his room iogeth
er. The desflodger palsonized The house
10 The extent OF another bottle before he
slept. The waiter who brough. ], up,
yeniured once more TO inquire his name.
.No,hing morc." said he, excep, .
slice OF ham,.s pickle. and a lille bread
and cheese" The next morning aite'
breakfast, when the strangers horse was
n, the door, he asked for his bill. Ill
was told that il was SIX dollars and ihre'
quarters.
"You are very kind-l had expected
10 pay you; bu. il this is your custom, c
charge nothing for The first visit. yon shal
mol lose BY i,--all my friends in Sponge
vile will certainly give you al least one
call when they come INTO this city-goot
morning."
II would thank yon 10 pay your hil
before you go T. screamed the bar.kerp
or.
IL am obliged 70 you." said the dea
gentleman. 81 can put them on,' as h
took up his saddle bags and departed. a.
he mounted. The bys,anders began 10 laugi
immo,leIaleIy al the awkward embarrass
men, which afflicted The bar-kecper, VIII
was in despair, while he bawled after III
delinquent, who continued bowing. ant
repeating his assurances, that he woul'
certainly remember the accommodation
civili,y. and liberality Of The house. an
recommend il to all his friends who nigh
pass through the city. The genllcms
who 50 we'll affected deafness. won ill
wager he had siaked on the success Of hi
scheme. and paid his bill the next time b
visited the city. Spirit Of ihe Times.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-23

circumference Of tie lake. averaging eco
feel in width BY 10 derp. Three man-
sler engines ale hoasfd on ihe siLes,.rf The
lake. some six OF right miles SPAR. zach
moving eight manslruus pumps. All The
pisions are raised al ance. al every rrto-
lusian nf The machinery raising $4,000
gallons Of wafer. which 10 empiied into
The canal. whenee II Is fastened on By q
fourth engine faster than il would olher-
wise move 10 The Znyder Zee. and thus
ii would rearh The sea. lifieen miles dis
lans. In April l7f0. The pumps. worked
By three oil The mighiifss steam engints
perhaps ever constructed. we're SCI in
motion. and up 10 this date, July 25sh.
have lowered ilie rontenls OF The lake
seven frel. By next April il il anii,i-
paied that the bottom will be fsiIly es-
posed. and all The wafer conveyed away
IRON this ancient basin. All this IL cxe-
culed al The cost Of the Government"
-~---~--~~--~>~~~
Cultivate Largeness Of fgouI--Selfsh-
ness 10 too common in our world. We
do moi feel ihst our neighbor has claim
upon us, and We have . claim upon Lim.
We are all sensitive enough about our
own interests. bui blind 20 those Of others;
and if we all knew and fell The mn.
iual relationship BY which society is in
woven together, and could recognize The
nearness OF interest which exists between
rs. human society would be unlike what
II is Al present. Begenerous 10 all around
you; the example will have reflex pow
er, and Al some future time il may tell
powerfully upon your life. let the in
, fluencc Of your whole soul be felt in favor
) OF noble benc6cence--deal Justly, but
|, whenever occasion offers DO no, be back.
ward 10 assist The deserving. II matters
/ not that you nevor received such assis.
: lance-il would have been like water 10
your thirsty soul; and when il Is in your
: power give II to another. Your good
!. deeds may tell on coming generation.
Il The man any woman who tossed coppers
TO The poor singing student in the streets
h Of Erfur. had lIl.le thought they were aid
q ing him who should be The agent IN send
u ing thunder bolt into the Vatican whiel
would shiycr The foundations Of the Pa
ii pal throne, and rend The night Of dospol
m ism and gloom. When faithful Sunda,
nd School teacher invited The ragged Sabbath
breaker into the doors OF The Sunda
School. and gave him decent garmeni'
he little thought that he was laying III
ho train by which the millions in Chin
u would receive The Bible through The hand
!. oi Morrison. And when George Ilous
no Of whom Franklin speaks in his persons
q narrative. brought the counlryman vii
,c his FIVE shilIings," he knew moi that Il
=. printer was only The early developme
Of one Of The greatest philosophers
IA modern times. Be noble-be gcnerol
80 land you may live 10 know that yC
! have cheered another Franklin. and lnu
or ,iplicd your influence as did Georl
an House, in his hands--for az Franklin o
aa, serves. the gratitude he fell towards Hous
vs ofien made him more ready than perha
in he would Otherwise have been 10 ASS
youngbeginnes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-23
A Choic: Anecdoie.-A small temperance

A Choice AnecdOie.-A small temperance
society had been startled in community
vary much under the control Of rich
.listiIIer commonly called " Bill Myers"
This man had several sons who had be-
come drunkards on The facilities afforded
bv their education al home. The whole
family was arrayed against The movement.
and threatened 10 break up any meeting
called 10 promote the object, Learning
this, the Rev. Mr.. Hun, went TO a neigh
boring district for temperance volunteers
for that particular occasion. lie then gave
ou, word for meeting, and al the time
found his friends and enemies about equal
in number. This fact prevented any out
break, but could not prevent noise.
Mr.. Hunt mounted his platform, and by
few sharp anecdotes and witty sayings,
soon silcnccd all noise, except the sturdy
!. Bill Myers" The old Duichman KEPT
crying out. Mislher Hunt, money makes
de mare CO. TO every shot which seem
ed ready to demolish him, the old fellow
lpreseu,cd The one shield Misthet Hunt
money makes de mare GO.
AT last. Mr.. Hunt stopped and address
ell the impertnrblble German. l.ooI
here, Bill Myers. you say that monc..
makes The mare 90, do youl"
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The Eastern Prince and the Lion.

A story is told Of an Eastern King, who
on a certain day. was giving audience 10
certain ambassadors from different coun-
tries, when he saw a black man coming
in, leading large and powerful lion BY
slender chain. He approached the king,
aud told him he had brought him pre-
sent. which he hoped he wonld receive. .
The king was very much pleased, and
when he saw that beas, commonly so
savage and dangerous. was as gentle as a
lamb. and did no, offer 10 hurt any one, or
even 10 escape. he inquired Of the African
hdw he had tanned him; and was told that
he had taken him when very small, always
treated 9him with kindness and fed him
oul Of his own hand.
The king. il is said, was more thought.
fnl and wise than most people are, aud
also a better friend Of The young. lie
turned 10 some Of his officers who were
sitting by, and said:
.rhat is the way 10 train up children.
Begin their education while they are very
small: trca, them so that they will love
Won. have them constantly under your
care, and give TO them yourself what you
wish them TO have"
How many men and women mightliav
learned 10 govern their bad passions while
thev were children, if they had been treat.
ed in this manner! Careful education, as
The African found. will change the charac-
| ,erof 4 lion; and many other such animals
have been almost as tame as that which
he led 10 the eastern king. Parents and
elder brothers and sisters should recollecj,
when they have The care Of a passionate
or vicious child. that il they pursue the
rich, course, they may hope 10 correct
his faults, and make him useful and hap.
py man.
Pumping a Lake Dry.-Dr. J. Y. 9.
Smith, editor Of the Boston Medical Sur
4 uical Journal, who is now on visit to
i Eurone, gives an interesting description
i n Ills editorial correspondence from Hol'
land, Of The manner in which the Lake o
Harlem is being drained by steam en-
oines. and lis waters sent to the sea.
ask miles from Amsterdam is the in
, land lake Of Haarlem. 81 miles long b.
I IL in width, which. three hundred year
apo. was found 10 be perceptibly increas
ing by shooting its waters further and ful
,her, and covering up the land, threaten
ing the FIRST commercial port Of The rear
with destruction by flowing in upon i
|, hank. Various schemes at that epoc
/ were devised by able councillors TO sta
! The impending danger. Three Dutch er
!. cinecrs, OF acknowledged ability, pro
' posed draining off the wafer, first raisIn
]. i. by windmills. They are entitled
remembrance from having suggested u
plan adopted in ls49 for ayeriing an i'm
1 pending calamity.
/ Seven yea,s since. delay being no lone
or safe, canal was dug around the who
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-09

TnE Bosrox TRAcEDy.--Tbo New
York Sun contains the following my s.cri-
Gus paragraph:
We hive been made acquainted with
the particulars OF nm occurrence beariur
directly upon the Parkman murder 10 BIS
ton, which will probably prove Of the
greatest importance. The matter is now
undergoing searching examination by an
intelligent member of one Of our police
courts, aud when completed, the result
will be furnished 10 one Of Dr.. Webster's
counsel The facts Of The case we shall
place before our readers as soon as their
publication can be made without injury TO
the result Of the inquiry now being in
stituled.
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WIG STATE CONVENTION.

Cony ention OF Delegates from the several Coun.
ties Of Iowa will be held at Iowa City Wednesday
the 18th day Of May next to nominate cand for
the following Offices to electe1 the LIST Monday 81
August next. Governor Secretary Of State, Auditor
Treasurer, and Treasurer Of the Board Of Public
Works, and 70 transact such other business as may
come before the Convention.
Each County Election District will be entitled to
double the number VI Delegates in the
has members Of the House Of personalities under
the present airport comment.
II is hoped by the Committee that in consideration
Of the importance ofthe ensuing election, the Wings
in every County in the State will be fully
EBENEZER COOK,
PIATT SMITH,
HENRY w. STARR,
PIERCE B. FAGIN,
ANsON FORD,
HUGH D. DOWNEY,
J. II. COWLES,
Wig State Ereeutare Committee.
April sth, 1850.
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FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS.

W make the following cxtr acts from q
later 10 the editor of,he ia ckson Co. Dem.
oc,a,, dated Couacil Bluti., April ll'h, the
v,;ter stating tha, the Davenport train to'
california would cross tho Missouri on The
mex. day.
.Dr. fall formerly Of Upton, Cedar
county, has jus. arrived from home VIA st.
louis. lie informs me lhnt..he emigrants
:, s.. Joscph aud other places below, nrc
s.fIariue seriously with cholera-4 cases on
ina hoat he came up on. ! am very sorry
- learn this; it makes mo sludder 10 think
r. ,he amount Of death and suffering on the
sou,h side Of the Platte last car, and did
homo ,hntterribIc scourge. tho cholera, would
: aoaiu visit the emigr~nts on that side
q ,be river. Qlile number Of teams are
leaving 81. Joseph aud coming here TO cross
:. Il 10 moro healthy 10 go on the north side
/ oftLe Platte. You can form but faint
;dea Of our situation here ut prescr. ali
.,ci,emcnt--faccs nnxious--many Of them
10 walk into their graves il rppears 10
me-"
.Ir. Burrows d Davenport, has nude
h,.,y preliminary survey Of the route from
r, De.moines to this place; he pronounces
his route Que Of the best ia the State. lie
n, examined the country, some W or more
niles above here, and informs me the best
and only point to come TO the Missouri nv,
or is al this place. lie, you are aware, IS
nm old surveyor aud engineer, md his op'n.
ion, on the subject arc entitled to aud will
hayeprcat weight, as much or n"re tina"
any other man ia the State. lie will also
nav particular attention 20 lhe country up
The Platte river, with an eye single to the
facilities Cor constructing the great Pac'ilc
Rail Road up that valley, SO highly spoke"
| OF by all travellers
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-09
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

- 1.-THE subscriber having return
ed from St. Louis with full
supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
calls, Paints Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
- Fancy articles, &c. &c, is prepared
to 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
ments; mercurals; quinine; Peruvian bark and
banks, roofs and herbs of every kind; gum cam
phor, myrrh, Arabic, opium, and an other gums,
resins and basains; saleratus, sal soda, EPSON,
and other kinds Of salt !, bi-carb. soda, tartarc
acid and all other acids and alkalies; magnesia;
mama: saffron; cream tartar; cloves; cinnamon;
alspicc; pepper; nutmegs; mace and other spl-
ces. Fennel: coriander; carui; anst; lobela;
mustard and fiaxseed, &c &c.
Dye SiBs-Logwood, chip'd and extrac; fus-
tic; madden; copperas; alum; indiga; solution Of
tin; arnatto; blue vitrlol, &c.
Chemicals, Acquire nitrate silver; iodine;
iodate Of iron; morphine; strychnint; piperine;
podoplyllin hydrocyunic acid musk macratn;
Hyiriodate potassa; kreosote; collodioh; chloro-
form cro,on oil; cod liver oil; &c. &c.
Fancy .4r:icles-razors and strops; penknives;
pins needles; combs If all descriptions; specta-
cles; watch key, match safes; steel beadt; pur-
SEES; pocket books, powder putfs; toilet powder;
setts; fancy soaps; shaving cream hshng tack
lie; violin strings; &c. &c.
With general assortment OF all such medi-
cines as contribute TO form complete drug store;
including Paints, Of all kinds; Oils; Varnishcf;
Window Glass; and Brushes.
The attention or Physicians, citizens and
country traders is respectfully invited to the
above articles
Ba,eman's Drops; Godfrey's Cordial; Turing-
toms Baisam; Lludanum; essence peppermint,
cinnamon, lemon, and all similar patent medi-
cines for sale by the dozen at small advance
on ST. Louis prices and warranted superior art-
cles. A. SANDERS.
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
r. n.;i Och lQE0
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NEW FIRM,
AND NEW GOODS!

"YiLLIAM VAN TUYL and IRA
" C DOK have associated themselves iii
business, un.!.r he name and style OF VAN 1'ugL
& COOK, in the town Of Davenport, and have Just
received at the old stand OF william Isiee gen
eral and well selected stock, Of
DRY GOODS, GRO f 'IES,
HARDWARE, B DUTS Il SiOES,
QUEENSWARE,& &c.
Making general assortment Of goods such as
is usually found IN country store.
Having commenced the business with view
TO a permanent continuance therein in this town,
il WILDE their object so to conduct j as I" give
satisfaction 10 all who may have any transactions
with them.
II fair dealing and small profits will insure sue
cess, they are determined to succeed
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS,
Purchased and fair and liberal prices always
paid. oo
nayenrprt. Nav ST 1850
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NYHE subscriber has received

IN addition to his former stock of BOOKS
and STATIONERY and can now supply customers
at more reasonable rates than formerly.
School Books from 10 to 90 per cent lower
than heretofore sold in the place. Toy and Re-
ward Books; Primers and Spelling Books; Read
ing Books; Arithmet,cs; Biographies; Cram
mars: Dictionaries and Defners: School Hsto-
ree; Works Of MAJ. Philosophy, Chemistry, Bot
any, SC.
Blank and memorandum books; Cip and let
ter paper; steel pens; quilts; W lers; ink; ink
stands; envelopes; note paper; pencils, &c, &c.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, April 18th, 1850.
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The committee On post Office aud pest
roads ofihc House have taken a vote in
committee on cheap postage plan, and on
one poin. have agreed, 10 wit: to report in
favor ofs uniform rate q FIVE cents for oil
distances, on all letters not exceeding
half IN ounce in weight.
N. y. Jour Of Com.
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State Of Iowa, Application TO sell Real estate
Scott County. Ola rinor.
TOTiCEis hereby given that have this
~ day flied petition in the Court 81 probate
Of said county, the prayer Of which is 10 sell GER
tain Real estate therein mentioned, belonging to
Henry C. Twining minor heir Of Saml. w. Twin
ming decd. on the 18th May next at O'Clock
p. M. OF said day at the Office OF ]. rhorngton
Judge of said Court has been appointed - the time
and place OF hearing said petition. When and
where all those interested NAV attend and contest
said application, ifthey think proper so 10 do.
L. J. CEN TER, Guardian
Stott County, April 18th, 1850.
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WING CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

WING CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
For THE Second CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
As there 10 Congre ssional Committee in the Sec
ond Congressional District of Iowa, the undersigned
would recommend to the Wings Of the several coun-
ties in the District TO meet Convention At Iowa City
the 18th day Of May next by Delegates for the
pose OF nominating candidate for the next Congress
from this District.
Ratio Of Representation to be the same as in the
State Convention.
EBENEZER COOK,
Chairman Of State Executive Committee.
Davenport, April 9Th, 1850.
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.1he cry is still they co'nc!!'
VIM. 3. HARRIS,
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,

rs still on hand 10 attend to all kinds ii
Painting, such as House, Sign, Ornamental,
Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Painting T S.hanl
ful FOR past favors, and hopes by ss'ic, attention
to business 10 merit the patronage OF the public.
NIB Mixed paints and putty for sale.
Saop on Main street 2 doors north Of Whis-
lcr,s Store.
Davenport, May 9th, 1850.
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TAILORING.

UVfIE subscriber has established himself
= in the building formerly occupied BY Mr..
Glemmons, on Brady st., east side between is $,
and I'd sts., where lie will be pleased TO see oil
those who desire anything in bis line OF business:
All orders will be promptly attended to ana nav wen
executed. DAVID bcNnO"0.
Davenport, April 25th, 1850.
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WIG MEETING.

The wings Of Scott county requested to meet at
Concert Hall, in Davenport, on Saturday neat, the
18th inst, At O'Clock p. NJ to elect Delegates TO
the Wing State and Congressional Convention.
May 9Th, 1850. BY order Of the Committee.
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GEo. P. SMTH--Who used to figure as .
niversalist Preacher md Editor in this
Hlate, and who was confined in Jail at ST.
.ouis last Gall on a charge Of Forgery, was
ound guilty by the verde, Of the Jury.
George is certnin.y giving practical
knd experimental demonstration II that
PORTION Of bis doctrine which teaches that
Individuals are punished in this life for
heir offences. II is to be hoped reform
on may Reproduced, which iIlbetter fit
bm f,r tho enjoyment Of that blessed here
Rier which he promises to ALL.
[Keoknk Register.
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1850. summer arrangement. lAS0V.
- 80 - -
~ aud after Monday, April ~, 1850,
~ the trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
between Chicago and Elgn, as follows:
First train leaves Chicago nj o, AN.
Arrives at Elgin II, AM
Second train leaves Chicago at 3, P N.
Arrives at Elgin, .6A P. NJ.
First train leaves Elgin al An.
Arrives at Chicago, 10, a.
Second train leaves Elgn at 3, Pm.
Arrives at Chicago, 81 Pm.
Stages run in connection, as follows:
From EIGIN, via Belvidere, X 'ckfofd and Free
port, to GALENA daily, on arrival OF cars, Of ~,
4. N. ALSO, from ST.. CHARLES, via Genoa, Rock
ford and Frceport, to GALENA, daily, at 5, 4. NJ,
connecting, At Galens, with STEAMBOATS, for the
Upper Mississippi. :, a.
From EuefS, viz Belois and Janesville, to MAD
IsoN, Wis, daily, at Ill, A.n
From ST.. CHARLES, via Aurora, Oswego ana
Bristol, to Ottows, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at S, AN.
From ST, CHARLES, via Sycamore, Oregon CITY
and Dixon, to Rock ISLAND, on Sunday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 4. NJ:
From WnEAroN's,, via Napervile, to AURORA,
daily, on arrival Of cars, at 5,-P.M.-
From WHEAToN's 10 Dixon, Albany, Rock Is
land and Galcna, Monday, "Wednesday and FRI
dav, on arrival OF Cars At 5, P. ~.
JOHN B. TURNER,
.4eiine Director.
CHICAGO. Nav 1. 1850 34-6m.
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WOOL! WOOL!

TUVHE subscribers will pay a llbe-
raj price for wool this spring, or they will
receive and ship il TO the Eastern Markets Tor
sale on account OF the Farmer at a small, commIs-
sion Liberal advances will be made on lots
for shipment.
We desire TO make a permanent business OF
dealing in Wool, ard assure the farmer, that no
pains will be spared by us, to give satisfaction.
VAN TuYL g. COOK.
Davennort Nav 1st 1850.
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EMIcRANrs TO IowA.--Thc steamer J.
p. Adams had on board Yesterday morning
the Wharf, forty famiites, consisting Of
tou, two hundred aud fifty persons, des-
lined for Iowa. We were informed by a
ken,leman on board thatit was tho lnten-
ion Of the emigran,s to form n settlement
n the vicinity oe the Raccoon Fork OF the
pcs Moincs river. They were all Of a
healthy and respectable appearance, and
El'l certainly form an interesting conmu-
Journal
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CABINET FURNITURE,

MANUFACTURED and for sale
By the undersigned islthe Shop
No. S, opposite the new Post Of
fee building, formerly occupied BY John Pope;
An assortment now on hand, and a new lot OF
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture
0rCOFFINS made TO order at any time and
arrangements made BY which in few week:
Hearse will be furnished 10 those who may de-
sire it,
Come and see and bring your money along.
VIM. BURRiS.
Davenport, April 25sh, 1850. 33.ly.
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FENIMOIsE's NERVE 4 BONE

NEkSVE ~ ONA1
IMMINENT, OR UNIVERSAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR, tie best noW IL use.
"A SAFE and certain remedy for all ca
n ses where IN outward application 10 need
ded, both on man and beast. This Linment Is
one of the most penetrating and strengthening
remedies known. Rheuma tisn, Old Sores, Fresh
Wounds, sc. &C., are speedily cured. II never
fails 10 cure the Sweeney.
Also. FENIMORE'S COUGH MIXTURES
never falling remedy for Coughs and severe
G lids, Should those Medicines fail to give sat-
islac,iou, when applied a. per directions, the
money will be refunded.
For sale at the Drug Store Of A. SANDERS.
Davenport, May 9Th, $50, 35-lm