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10 MEDICAL STUDENTS--l have
1 received this meek from ". r., Pocke, Med
icai Remembrance, Obstetrical RenlembTanceif,
and Anatomical Pocket Companion. have o..
50 good assortment Of Medical Works.
II. A, PORTER.
Rock Island, March 2ls,, 1850
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GrAlso, Dealer in Books and Stationery,
Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teeth, Gold
and Tin Foil, Perfamery, Window Glass; great
variety Of Fancy Articles, Sporting and Fishing
Tackle.
Smiths Machine Cards; supply Of which, will
be kept on hand
Burlington, Feb. 90, 1850. 25-t.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

- BIOGRAPHY Of the Heavens, Ohm
- stead's Astronomy, Comstocks Chemistry,
Philosophy, Physiology, Mineralogy and Boia-
ny, Ollenaortfs German and French, Bolmar's
Levisac's French Grammar, &c. just received at
the BOOK STORE.
Davenport, Dec. 9Th, l8a9.
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Clinique Lecturers.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

HoS. E. w M. king, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law.
Jons DELafIeLp, Esq, Professor OF CONNER
cial jurisprudence.
TERss-x50 per Session.
All communications pertaining TO this depart.
ment must be addressed to
Z w. NJ KING, ESQ.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March, 1880.
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J. M. NIcFADIN 4 CO.,
GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
No. 40 LETEE STREET,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.

WILL give personal attention to and will max
liberal Cash advances and Consignmcnss for sale
here, or shipment TO our friends.
Jas. CONNOLLY s. Co., New Orleans.
A. G. fARwELL e. Co., Boston.
w. S. SMITH & Co, Philadelphia.
JOHN McFADIS & Co., Pittsburgh.
TAYLOR g. ODroRNE, Cincinnati.
SMITH & SnoTwELL, Louisville.
81, Louis, Feb. 90, l850.-25-6m.
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"INc cry Is still they GOMEZ"
VIM. =. HARRIS,

FS still on hand TO attend 10 all kinds ut
II Painting, such as House. Sign, Ornamental,
Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Painting. Glazing
and paper hanging in the best manner. Thank
full for past favors, and hopes by strict attention
TO BUSINESS TO merit the patronage Of TIE public
NIB. Mixed paints and putty for sale
Saop on Main street doors north Of Whis-
ler's Store.
Dlyeuport. Nav 9th. 1850.
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The Home Journal, which is peculiar

The Home Journal, which is peculiarly
at home 10 these matters, gives US TO know
tha, the very cos,liess and finest Of the
Cashmercs--the seventeen hundred dollar
fellows-ars made from the down Of the
embryo goat, Tor sheep,) liberated, we pre-
sumo, BY the Casarean operation. What
cruelty is prac,ised TO feed our luxurious
pyopensi.ies! Il was formerly the custom
to whip pigs 10 death in order to supply the
tables Of The Saxon gourmands with ten
der pork-calves are slowly bled to death
to furnish white yealfor English epicures''
geese are roasted alive in France in
order that their bile-distended liyers may
be toothsorne to the slaves Of diseased sp-
petite; and now we are told that for the
purpose Of clothing the white shoulders o!
lovely women with Cashmere shawls. the
kid is to be ripped alive from its mothers
womb and plucked Of its dowIy covering.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

- UUDHE subscriber having return.
- ed from s.. Loui. with full
supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Chem'-
Gals, Paints, Oils, varnish~s, brushes,
- n--... a-.;.ia. &c Sc il nrennled
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COOK d SARGENT,
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

Odrfnporf, Iord.
DRAFTS, Checks and Certificates Of
- Deposi,e purchased at best rates, Sight
Checks on st. Louis, Chicago, and Eastern cities
Tor sale in sums to suit. Deposi,es received-in-
terest paid to Depositors.
March 7. 1850.
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TO FARMERS.

TO FARMERS.
ARD, Butter, Cheese, Eggs. Hams,
- Smoked Beet and venison, Chickens, Tur-
kief, and oil such nick-nacks, received at mark.
ct prices in payment Of debts due,
SANDERS & DAVIS.
Gazette Office, Feb. 2ls,, 1850.
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WALKING CANES.-Ap assor,me nj
- just received by the subscriber.
Jan. 18th. H. A. PORTER.
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Davenport, Jan. 18th, 1850.
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INcURRENT Money, certificates
" Of Deposites, and Drafts boughtby
May 23d, 1850. COOK & SARGENT.
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j. NJ. McFAplN.
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JAMES xAcKoY.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
TUESDAY. July 80, 1850.

The Senate again resumed the consideration Of the Com
promise Bill
The pending question the amendment offered yeser-
day by Mr.. BaADsuRI.
Mr. SEBASTIAN moved to amend the amendment BY
striking out the words
recommending at point where the Red river is ntersect-
ed by the tooth degree longitude being the
angle Of the Indian Territory, and running to point on he
Rio Grande."
The amendment to the amendment having been debated
by Mr.. SEBASTIAN and Mr.. CLAY, was rejected.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

And Mr. President they should fail thus TO discharge their
duty have the power here to correct it. has be laid
before the Congress Of the United States If there be fraud
there be error if there be Of judgment or want Of
skill the part Of either Congress can reject the result of
their labors and will not be obligatory humby contend
that this 10 the best to restore and harmony
quiet this boundary question, and in the end do justice
Hence that say have yielded any thing rela
ton to this BILL this omnibus b as It has been called
This bill to compromise the difficulties between the various
sections Of the country is here in its purity will be i'm
proved by the amendment Of the Senator from Maine, with
giving up surrendering single principle or single
object that it has had in view Our plan was, California to
be admitted with suitable boundaries; Territorial Govern
naens to be organized upon such principles would make
ae organization agreeable to every section and this sgtaDg
question between Iexas ana New e1co 70 oe seeu 30 as
70 avoid conflict
What then is the best to pursue, in order TO settle
h;s .o;ta,;nU question Of boundary This is Of
onn;on and Judgment. Some think it best to pursue the
course originally pointed out in the bill am one Of those
who believe the presented by the Senator from Maine
-. .o,cn,,sd 70 consummate the object in view. Where,
,hs,, do we abandon any thing Where is the man, who
has supported all these who now faerng IN the
.charce az his duty Where is the Senator who will not
something not involving principle or honor 70 restore
peace and harmony 80.
Sir no man has risked in relation TO TINS question
han have have inward attachment 70 tns Cnon
Ard vet have as strong feelings in favor OF my secuon rs
nv man and above all that have love for that section
sb;cb can never desert have combined these
tooeher to keep the inheritance Of TINS wnoe
oun,rv the Union as Union together, as common pro-
erty that may have my share And when step forth 70
live nv voice. and lend my aid to consummate nese grew
bjecs think am dischagng my proper duty as an Ame
icsn citizen And, although may be thought by some Of
ay friends to 10 little too far in my concessions, yet hnd
approval in my heart BY knowing what will be the result
this smeasure-hopng least may quiet oil apprehension
I'D restore peacs and harmony.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

which shall have taken place under them could have at the
present time validity. The provso have offered, then,
simply what think, all believe on that SUBJECT
and provides in addition against any mischief arising out Of
that unauthorized action during the period that will eapse be-
tween the adoption and the action Of the COM
missioners trust the proposition thus modified will be
adopted It will be satisfactory, understand, to our friends
from Texas. And it to be just and reasonable
and proper.
Mr. DAVIS, of Mississippi Is the amendment divisibe :
desire 10 take the vote on the amendment and upon the pro-
viso separately.
Mr. BRADBURY. l desire the Senator from Mississippi
to Withdraw his amendment that may submit another
Mr. FOOTE With great pleasure.
Mr.. BRADBURY. / now present proposition which
will be readily understood say that embraces the propo-
stion which offered before with additional clause
The Secretary read the amendment follows
"Sike all after the enactng clause, sectinn 59 and
insert in lieu thereof as follows
That the President OF the United States be and he hereby
authorized by and with the advice and OF the Sen
have agree with such commissioners as may be
pointed under the Legislative authority of the State OF
upon the territory properly included within and rghuy be-
longing the State of Texas the time Of her annexation to
the United Sate period since that date and to de-
fine and establish the limits OF the if they shall hnd II
practicable do and they shall be unable to agree
upon the and legitimate boundary of the State OF
they hereby agree upon convenient line oil
boundary between the territory of the United States and the
said State Texas commencing the point where the Red
by the hundredh degree OF oug
ude being the southwest angle of the Indian Territory and
running point the Rio Grande be agreed BY the
tons considerations upon which such line shall be esta-
shed and the proceedings and agreement OF the said
missoners shall be- possb transmitted to the
President Of the United Sate to be By him submitted to
when approved BY the the United States
Legislature Of Texas shall be obligatory upon the parties
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

also ana SPAN neu possession OF ns country long aer
cesson by Georgia, and finally deprived of possession by
tied in the country and after that revolutionary movement
successful Mr. Madison recognised it, and took posses
sion of the country part of the territory Of the United
States. That the question involved to this part Of
West Florida or part Of Georgia. which formed the greatest
end most delicate question Think therefore, that for alhe
purposes for which il used by my friend from Georgia.
(Mr DAWSON the precedent utterly valueess much
the case between Iowa and Missouri which was it
has been described simply question of what the act meant
Il was in fact todecde the question whether the Des Mones
rapids to be found in the Mississippi river in the
Des Mones river The Territory Of Iowa claimed that falls in
the mississippi river the Des Mones rapds the other
hand, ,ect rightly Missouri set up claim that falls
IN the Des Moines river itself the Des Mones rapids
here washs between the wo and was to establish
where the Des Mones rapds that these
Were TO be appointed and that point to be determined
according to the act Of Congress. Neither OF these pece
dents bear upon the which is before This not
proposition to send commissioners find line, not to de-
marx line but to make line, establish boundary
of the State-a boundary which the State asserted
70 send commissioners to mark line to coerce
iexas TO cessionnot in the Of Georgia. to deter
mine where the cesson which Georgia had made Il is
different proposition altogether and when the Senator from
ment 10 That section Of the Union which he and both in
part represent let ask what to be fate By whom
are tnesc commissioners to be appointed and with what view
must they be appointed To sustain the claim o the United
states against Texas And sir on the other hand how is
the claim OF Texas to be satisfied How are the commits
soners Oh Texas to be induced recede from their
demands and yield the extreme demands of these commits
sones appointed adverse to the claim Of Texas BY large
offers Of money. Then, sir on the one hand the section
which the Senator and myself represent lose land and
the other hand their unequal burden of the taxation
to furnish the money for It. Sir, what controversy s to
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-14
General Agency Office.
For Pensions, PltenieeS, I. \. Volunteers, and
other Claimants a-ain>t the Government
WASHT[GTON CITY.
NASIIN - -

Tie undersigned would make known mar .a-
Aoarry- has .or d length of time been estao..=He.
in Washington. Tor tAe procuring Of Pension
Bounty Lands Claims Tor Balances Ct Pay Los
Horses. Sc for volunteers ana regulars ~ tsese
vice ofthe United States. For obtain. Ea-en.
Tor scientific and uselal eatons on Tor tae pros
ecatloa and collection Of Accounts and Claims
generally before Congress and tie several E2ecu-
+sye Dera.tnslts
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ON taking his residences in Washington d. c.. durinsthe
o. Compress. the undersigned ~hs
may have business pending before Congress. not lobby
member IN The justly obnoxious Of that term but =
an avo~ed and responsible sgeat medium OF ntsgei =
and explanation between members aud eommees on tas
hand needing be possessed Of facts the tor -
ties the requisite leisure hetie and the spplicsnts -
memoriass the other hand resident 10 distant and d
preter through whom NAV be properly the s
necessary 70 fair and Jusl Legal ton IN the premises
Bot ne Eao, e the The sss III as
will be driven with unabatpg and sven ~ ns
by learning from Members Of Congress the condition and
agriculture the different States % make me-
fruitful oadyange thoe great industrial pursuits 70 wisn
has been the habit and the pleasure ne might even ny ~
instinct, Of his life to devote his pen and nus heart
On Of business, such reunance ~ scser
asn &c connected with the Plough the Loo sra sns -
vii the undersigned may be addressed - usual sno In
phia Foran thing more particular, demand pg ~
his communications should be andreseo
As dss 4. e .s.s s ss %
A GENCY AT VI sHINGTON--JAA H. CA o.
n TEN ate Of Baltimore having made this city HI: Pc:
manent residence, will undertake, with his accustomed 81
particularly claims before Congress- against the United stee
Or the several Departments Thereof and before any Board
that may be raised for the adjustment OF sol-
alton other claims He charge tho entire cla
arising Of French spoatons prior the 1900 wi
reference 2 which, ~ addition . mas. q M
OF the Government. kas@s l858{A
Claimant. ana the fund Ss bounty ad:
have their business promptly attended BY letter. Post
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and ncove
personal attendance. ast19 8s
Having obtained commission Of Notary Public, he u -.
pared furnish legalized copies amy required public ~
duties an agent only benscesey % r.
economy prompt shall be exendedto All bush -
eon6ded his land that enable him 70 render his -
vices and facilities ecacious, he has become tamsE
With all the forms oil Office @ IN.
Office on r. srees, near the Ire0s,Hy Btdi&ng
Eeh e z
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AGENCY FOX CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID ~
CHARLES DE SELDING, VI
COMMISSIONER, Notary Public and General Agent,
No. 1 4. T0dd,s Buildings. PennsylYania Avenue

Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agent.
No. N, TOdd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenues
H sh W.6SHxyVHTOy ~. q e#sA
CONTINUES give his prompt attention to the cue
tion Of claims before Congress- OF the Executive
Departments before board Of oommissoners appon
ed to adjust poaons before foreign Gosernments -
curing pensions Revolutionary, Naval Army bounty land
scrip under the law Of February 84 August 10
ls4s reaages Of pay mleage for horses and other pos
perry lost destroyed expenses incurred BY voluntesrs -
fore being mustered and received into the service the us
ted States and subsistence and transportation furnished ~
their USE and all claims Of whatever description that -
the late with Mexico Great Britain He II
possession Of all the forms and understands fully all the =
quiements Of the Pensoa and other Offices He also attends
procuring Of przemoney due for captures made in e
Gulf and the Of Mexico Of California and oos
Of Africa.
He been hcnored with Commissions from the Govern -
Of every State In the Union Commissioner Dcsd to TAXA
the probate Of Deeds deposons and other instruments q
writing under SEAL &c, be used or recorded IN the respecs
tive States. sgs sgEstss N is8 seg eE &88
Charges viii be moderate, and regulated BY the amcud
claimed and the extent of services required
Communicatons( Twill receive immediate attentions
He has refer to the Navy and other Executive
Departments and their Excelences the Governors Of the
era States Of the Union and Senators and Members Of tho
previous and the present Congress generally. dee4-
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A CARD.-The subscriber, member Of The former Com
~ mission Mexican Claims. viii be IN Warrington In
10 claimants uuer the treaty He will attend to any other
business Nth which ne may be uuscd especially from the
South Those dssrous Of obtaining his services WIN address
suov s--df H. M. BRECKENRIDGE.
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MY mn PHINEAs,s ARERICAN STEEL PENs.
Nl 4. Bank Pens. 2. Commercial 8, Eagle CONNER
cIsi. 4 New York Commercial 5, Original Pine Point
Patent Double Spring. 7. Extra Fine Point Ameri-
can o. Patent Letter Magnum Bonum.
The above PENS which have been highly recommended
all the country mar be had It the Bookstore Of
n. FARNHAM, corner Of 1ith street and Penn sv.,
dec e. who IL the agent, Wholesale and retail.
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REFERENCES.



undertake the agency Of claims before Congress AID
other branches Of the Government including communications
under treaties end the various public Offices He will attend
presumption and other land claims the procuring
for the public snds and the confirmation by Congess of
and claims TO lands claims for property loin taken for
service Of the United States properly destroyed BY the -
dan or while 10 the possession 9th United States inva
Revolutionary navy widows and hapay pensions elaine
for Revolutionary services, whether for Communication hsPa
bounty lands, well those against the Sste Of vya
the United States all Claims growing out Of contracts wia
the Government for damages sustained 10 Of ts
action cosduct Of the Governments and, indeed any buss
before Congress the public Offices which may rcquis
the aid OF attorney His charges will be modoras
and depending upon the Of the claim And the extent
the service. sft''fi NJ
In the prosecution Of claims against Mexeo under the lac
Convention Mr. r. A. Dickns and the Hon. G. r Van Nesb
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleaipotenfary ofte
United States in SPAIN associated and claim sent
either Of them will receive their united and prompt sttsuo
Mr.. r. A. Dckins 10 known TO most Of those Who have be-
In Congress within the last fewyeas, who have oceuped
any public attention st Washingtos q sak
Once 1t bis residence street, between Thirteenth ann
Fourteenth streets.
All letters must be postpaid dset+-
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PENSION AND BoUHTY-LAND AGEnC y.
Washington, a

Washin9fou. 81 N n -
0hce on isa arees. sepssts ds 7reaswy Department
GEDRGE M. PHILLIPS, Notary Public and Commits
and Agent for the prosecution and collection of Claims before
Congress and the several Executive Departments OF the Gov
He has lately removed his Office the story
OF the building formerly occupied By Gen. Scott the
Of and 18Th rccts His attention more particularly
directed TO the presentation and prosecution Of
CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS,
Whesher Revolutionary. Invslid Navy, Hsif-pay or WI
dovs, Presumption and other Land Claims,
Revolutionary servees-for Comnutstion, HalEpy, or
Bounty Land. and Pension. for Service. In the late war with
Mexico; =
Contracts With the dierest Departments for Supplies, e
Settlement OF the accounts Of dbursng and other officers
coilssoa q unclaimed dividend. on The funded deb Of The
Being In possession Of large number Of the Rolls Of the
Army Of the Revolution he enabled produce the of
gle and which they or their widows are entitled to men,
sions from the United States.
As Notary Public, the undersigned prepared 10 furnish
legalized copies OF Documents or Records.
Charges will be moderate, varying according to the nature
Of the business transacted Letters receive attention. .hsud
be postage paid, and may be addressed at
sntA GEORGE MARTIN PHILLIPS,
dec stvepsm Box No 50, Washington
ssAYs the Progress of Nations IL Productive Indus
~ ny, Cvil.Ancn PopuIssicn, and wealth. BY Ezra G.
seaman, enlarged edition, just issucd
Tiekncrs History Of Spanish Literature, vols
Easy On slavery y Thomas r. Dsw, President Of William
and Msy CclsEe W.
lin (Pvssis IN English German and French, one volume
qusrto 90 ensr.vipgs s o- 49, 49, n 1Ti f81Sl
Crpts oa'hs Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions.
sss;si on The sophi.m. q d. proee,,,. Policy VOL
Bsrhydt's Industrial Exchanges, volume.
dec ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
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COLTS ). IpaPROvRD REPEATINC PIsTvpI,s. ;,
Exnec,;nv "a he ab,enf m Enrore Car ,or.. ,,h n,
Inquiries IN relation TO sd arms may be addressed TO j. Knox
walker washington, who y empowered a. my attorney and
20 contract and receive orders Tor the deve
my is-s"vu $3.50 SAMUEL COLT.
IEsUIsE OLD MADEIRA WINE. x.e.-ioo
\ Ibot,les and 100 r,Ion, Ola souh s;as Ma;.. ~.
lsss Tot me ,ase Hon Judge white Of Florida and
saa w ne onneo o,aes senate SoS w per bottle,
- Pa canon ee'e" years ago. - which price y 70 nov
A. ooo h,,,,.. .. p..,.,.,, xs.a..--
Aso, ~ potues rneps maoers, thirty years IN bot