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The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

THE ADVoCATE-This is the title of a
deserving and well conducted little paper
which has just been started in Starkville,
Miss, by Maxwell & Yeates 1t is neutral
in politics, being devoted to the cause of in
ternal Improvement in general, and the ad-
Eancement Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
In particular
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
New York nTarket.

March 25,-The Cotton market closed
dull, but there is no actual change b note
1900 bales sold during the day. Rice anA
other articles unchanged. Exchange ON
England 10l
The steamer PrOmetteNs from Havana re-
portsa great battle between the Salvadorians
and Gautemalians, in which the former wcr
defeated, with the loss of 500 killed and zoo
prisoners. The town of Lemas was burnt
by the Spanish incendiaries
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

TIE SOUTHERN CULTIvAroR for March,
has been received, and is as usual filed with
the most approved matter relating to the prac-
teal and scientific progress of Agriculture.
1t should be habitualIy read by every farmer
Published BY W. 5. Jones in Augusta, Ca,
at 81 wear
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

s9yt~ Hon Isaac Hill, T. S. Senator from
New Hampshire in 1881 and Governor of
the same state in 1886, died at Washington
City On the 23rd of March.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

TO our Exchanges.

VIII those Of our cotcmporarses who have
discontinued their ciyiIties on account of
cur late Suspension, renew their exchange?
We would especially thank the publisher
Of the Vicksburg Wig for his tri-weekly,
esteelning it very highly, not only on account
Of its late news, but also for its spirited Sex
position Of passing events"
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

ssS-The Legislature of Virginia have e
lected Joseph Johnson to be Governor of
that State for the next term commencing
Jrnuary 1852
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
BosTON. March ~

BosTON, March -
Letters from the Cape Of Good Hope to
February 4th, stated that the rebellion which
has broken out has been, up TO tile present
time, of moro bloody and fearful character
than any preceding one The loss Of life
on the English side has been great The
whole Of the border districts arc abandoned
The English Governor, Sir Harry Smith,
has proclaimed that it shall be a war of exter-
mination, and has sent to the Isle Of France
for more troops.
The Rev Mr. Bryant, the American 3lis-
sionary, died December 23d.
1t is presumed that the war win not en-
danger the American Missions although thc
London Wesleyan and Scotch Missions viii
probably suffer severely.
The schooner Yulturc, arrived at ProyI-
dcnce, fell in with the fragments Of the uu-
known ship, wrecked of Montauk, and pick
cd up two tat-hooped barrels Of flour, marked
IN the head with red paint, IS g., with
tho New York inspector name, as well as
could be edcciphered--"S' for the first lcttor,
.snd chic" for The Llst four; also two lalos
Of cotton marked ZIP. in a Diamond
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

-
ONE WEEK LATER. FROM EUROPE.
Nesc I0,E, March %
The steamer Franklin with one week.
later news from Europe-left Cowes on the
Sth On the 9th off Sicily.island, she saw
the United States steamer Washington hence
for Southampton.
The ministerial crisis IS over and the old
ministry has been reorganized. The report
of the war with the Kafins at Cape Of Good
Hope has been confirmed. Owing to the
inability of Lord Stanley tp form protec-
Zionist ministry, the duke of Wellington adj
yised the recall Of Lord John Russell and
assaciatcs.
Lord John Russell has assumed the pre-
iniership and there is now no likelihood Of a
a change IN the ministry.
The Papal aggression will undergo a Wig
orous modification. A new budget is to be
brought out, and it is probable that Lord
Aberdeen, Sir James Graham, and others
will coalesce with the ministry.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
Correspondence of the Courier.


BALTIMORE, March %.
Youw viii already have learned by telegraph
| of the sudden death Of j ohm S. Skinner, ed
itor and proprietor of that well known work,
1he. Plough, The Loom, and Tie 4nrH. He
fell through door into the cellar of the
Baltimore Post Office about three O'clock
yesterday afternoon, fracturing his skull,
and died about seven III the evening from
fthe effect of the wound. lie never spoke af-
tier the fall, and appeared perfectly uncon-
icious. Mr. Skinner had been in the habit
Eof going into#the Post Office, having been
/ Postmaster Of Baltimore for about twenty
years, until some ten years ago. lie was a
! been the instrument Of great practical good
liy means especially, of his agricultural wri-
ltiags He was Assis t. Postmaster General,
under Gen. Harrison, and part of Tyler S
administration, and has ever since been a
most useful and industrious laborer in en-
Ideayoring to advance the interests of agri-
culture. / knew him well, and only few
days ago had long and pleasant converse
/ ton with him. lie was in fine spirits, and
little thought SO sudden and fatal calamity
awaited him.
Gen. Chaplin, who aided in tho escape Of
1Iessrs. Toonbs and Stevens negroes, last
summer, was tohayeapp at the H oward
District Court, in this State, last week for
trial. lie, however, failed to come up, aud
forfeited the SO 900 BAL for his appearance
Ito betried.
I learn that \ petition largely signed, IS
now circulatin ., asking the Governor Of Ma
rg land to make a reslaisition for his body,
lag the sxeegtIi xe to otIe the alaouat
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

THE WASHINGTON Union. have
already announced, (says the Nashville
Banner,9 that Maj AZ j . Donelsofl has pm
chased the Washington Union He pubs
Fishes card ii the Union Of Saturday night,
18th instant, IN which it IS stated that Gen.
Armstrong will be connected with him III
the enterprise. He says
Having purchased the Washington Union,
take the liberty Of announcing to its reati-
ers and % the public, that i shall take pos
session of II dn the 18th ef April snexf bY
which period vii arrange my private afs
fairs So that they will not in telfcre with my
duties edit 81 kfseh Robert a Armstrong,
of Tenn, wiI be eiated with me as equal
proprietor Of tic esta blis hment.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
1ArrIvaI of INC f'UH"T0

2 WAsuINGrON, A'hreh
Tho steamer Canada has arrived iaang
sailed from Iiyerpoolon tic 18Th inst
The better grades Of cotton have declined
Id; lower grades declined "a sa'c ol the
week q 600 bales.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

Cotton during the week was without ma
terial change, sales amounted to 35, GAO bales.
There has seemed during the last two days,
to be an increased oSantity offered. which
has operated in favor of buyers hut the diff
ference is but slight; previous quotations for
American has been easily realized, and in
some cases decline of I'D had been submit
ted to; holders however are generally firm.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

LIVERPOOL cotton MARKET.
The Cotton market of the 9Th closed tame
and IN some instances at a decline of Cd,
which had been submitted American stocks
were quiet and prices unchanged. The
Manchester market was less active and the
late advance had not been really paid.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
Death of John ]. Skinner.

We learn with painful regret, that this
veteran Of the press, formerly the editor d
<the Atneriean Farn,er, and more recently, d
the l'losgf, Loon, and Anra has died from
the wou' ds he received by falling into the
cellar of the Baltimore Post Office. Altho'
the base of his scull was fractured, he sur
vixed several days, and faint hopes,of his re-
eoyery were entertained. Unfortunately,
AoweTer, the injury terminated in the death
plen, whose jealous and enlightened de-
the cause of agrieulturaIand indus
IN 4 public banctAstsz
|participated g
Toombs and
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
BosToN. March q.

BosToN, March 21
The barque Hamilton from Cape of Good
Hope brings forty days later news. The
Caffre chiefs had rebclled against the En-
glish authorities and had fired upon them.
The Hottentots were also wavering in their
loyalty, the war of last December being con-
tinued between the rebels and English native
allies in which the former were always vic
torious when the action was ON the open
field. Accounts were daily received of
murders of farmers in all parts of the coun-
try. Sir Harry Smith, the English Cover
nor, was engaged in forwarding arms to the
scene of war. The Colonists were aiding
him in the prompt suppression Of the rebel
lion, as their only safety. 1t was thought
the Governor would soon head force q
10000 men.
On the I'd january, the KaufFers 5000
strong attacked the Calonists near Fort lIal-
ris and were repulsed with the loss Of 100
killed On the 3rd of January strong
force of the Kauffers attacked Fort White
and were dispersed with the loss of 20 killed
On the 9th the rebel chief with his hords
of Kaufers and Hottcntots attacked Fort
Bumfort and were repulsed. The chief and
a number of his followers being killed.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
Later fro1n CalIfornia.

NEw YORK, March ~.
I The Crescent City, with two weeks later
advices from California, arrived here ycstcr-
Iday Mt 2 O'clock, u NJ She left Chagrus
on the ] ltll inst, and brings about SllS, 900
as freight
The Crescent brings no mail, and has over
q million Of gold dust Monday, the 18th
was the day fixed for the election of United
States Senator. The Legislature IS making
efforts to raise funds and troops 10 snpprcss
the Indian difficulties. Authority has been
given TO raise volunteer force to be used IN
case of need. The weather continues dry
and warm, and fears arc expressed that there
would be no more rain, which would be o
serious loss 20 the diggers. The health of
the State was never better. with few deaths
occurring The Gold Bluff excitement has
greatly diminished expedition 10 Colorado
were progressing was less talk about
the sqnatter question The loan bin for
$5O0,000 has passed the Legislature Col
Bremont's popularity for senator was daily
gaining divorce laws wero oooupyine me
attention Of the Legislature and thc pcopc
the feeling being much ayerse to divorce
The hords of gamblers were dispersmr a
business was nearly gone Business matter
were reviying notwithstanding tic Dad ,rea
thcr. The accounts from the mines weri
Encouraging Kalmath SCOTS river and
other places jim the extreme North, seemed
70 be the most rich and tlic miners thorc do
ing we'll
Yhe State laws hayo been fonnd inadequate
to some Localities and the people have been
dispensing Justice under the code of Judre
Lynch
The lsthnlus and Oregon bad reached
Panama, The formerwith 300 PASSENGER. and
the latter with l4O Tile Oregon bsat thc
Isthnlus seven DAYS.
Late adyiccs from OREGON report the Lca.
islature as having located the Capitalize Salem.
1he weather was stormy Ihe Oree8uiln
has been severely handling MI Strong from
the Sandwich Islands
"a party Of thirteen enon8s8 onrcr
Ar the Empire City "a her la tin wero
Mnrssered WAlle crossipg me sthmus, by
pana oi Carthagenipns aud negroes Among
the murdered were wo eli and three
children. Tie murderer bad boon arfastei
and confessed their guilt
The Ohio from Claercs. with Califomia
mai and 100 passengers aud $4,000.
arrived to-day
Political Items
John Minor Bot has been unahimons
noaninaied ter Congress from tbo Romnoal
sKsa,} Dissrict' by Rhig convention.
or he 1871 iast the lIon ame5 3
Seldom was nominated hy demoemtic 90
Yenti0n at Richmond Na ior -lloe,ion
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
] EIE kps DC q

6e lEAaRl &Eps sAle n Re regret
earn as the Gonnlbia sea 81
q arch Iii 9g IL gIcsll atell from d friend
nj sshal :lt len, s:pFge &c l)nttfEIe esss
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

D Gen George Brook
died at San Antonio. Icxas 81 ihe ath in
He was an old and highly mor'oriooso.'e
having served in the war oi islf WV e
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-09
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS.

|
WE have received from Boston aud s. LOUIS
w our stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
which we offer for sale on Terms which cannot
fail to please all who may iaso' " w" '"e"
custom.
MI and blue Broad Cloths, blk nnd fancy
cassimers, Satnetts, Kentucky Jenns, Pdo'
Cloth. Flannels, Linseys, Ginghams, Muslin dc
,;ncs. Alpaca., Printed Musins, Silk Hdkts.,
men do. Craya,s, Gloves, Mitts, Ladies Hose,
lambs wool half hose. Wooden socke, WOODEN
Comfor,ers, Wooden Caps, suspcnders, heavy
Dome,,ics, Fine unbe ached do, B'eached sheet
ngs and shr,ings, Cotton Batting, &c. &c.
ALSO, Hats, Caps end Muffs.
Fur Caps from 81 ,e5 to SO;
Cloth do. from Is cts to 81 80;
Plush Caps, Glaized Caps, Wool hats,
Mufis from Is cts. to So.
ALSO, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Calf, Kip, and Thick Boots,
B,ys' Kip and Thick do
Men and Boys Kip Brogans,
Women's Lace Boots,
Children's Shoes and Boots,
Mems G If Sloes,
ladies' Caters,
do Morocco Slippers,
Misses Calf Booss,
do Goat do.
Ladies, Mena' and Misses Gum Over Shoes:
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Lanterns,
L1mps, Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
ALSO
A frs, rate stock OF Groceries.
All kinds Of country Produce received III pay
VAN TuYL e. COOK.
Davenport, Nov. 10th, 1850.
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REDUCTION OF PRICES!
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, ~ VARNlSHES,
CHEMICALS, 80 BRUSHES and
FANCY ARTICLES.

AxSI IN 1NA<AICs
Having returned from 81. Louis with full
i i supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Varnish.s, Brushes, Fancy Art,-
c.es, sc. &c, the subscriber is prepared TO fur
nish all those who may desire any thing in his
line, with medicines Of such quality as he can
warrant, with all other articles al prices much
reduced.
Essential oils and essences: tinc,ures; oin,-
mems; met curials; quninc; Peruvian bark and
barks, roots and herbs Of every kind; gum cam
phor, myrrh, Arabic, opium, and all other gums,
resins aud baleams; saleratus, sal soda, EPSON,
and other kinds OF salts; bi-carb. coda, tsriaric
acid and all other acids and alkalies; magne sia
mama saffron; cream tartar; cloves; cinnamon /;
alspice; pepper; nutmegs; mace and other sp-
ces. Fennef coriander; carui; an~e; iobelia;
mustard and flaxseed, &c &c.
Dye-Slufs-Logwood, chip'd and extract;fus-
tic; madden; copperas; alum; indigo; solution OF
tin; arna,to; blue vtrlol, &c.
Chemicals, &e.--pure nitrate silver; iodine;
iodate ofiron; morphine: sirychnine; piperint !;
podophyll b. drocyanic acid; musk macratin;
Hydriodate potassa; kreosote; ccllodior; chloro-
form; croton oil; cod liver oil; &c. &c.
Fancy .4rficles-razors and strops: penk hives;
pins; need lee; combs If all descriptions; specta-
Giles; watch keys; match safes: steel beade; pur-
SEES: poke, books, powder pufis; toilet powder ;
sets; fancy soaps; shaving cream: fishing tack
lie; violin strings; &c. &c.
With general assortment of oil such medi-
cines as contribute to form complete drug store
including Paints, of all kinds; Oils; Varnishes;
Window Glass; and Brushes.
The attention o. Physicians, citizens and
country traders is respectfully invited to the
above articles.
A. SANDERS,
Post Office Room, Second ST.
Davenport, Nov. l4,h, 1850.
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BULLS sARsAPAn11,.'

Inpa s up 10 iail quart bottle. and con,,;,.,
s... .sns;n 2. OK times rs much pure ii"sm,a
CO. Price one dolla, per bottle or ~ 70 Amen
I've dollars. =" bottles fe
Il has been well established f,c, ).
passed that the only true panac.a e.. .. 70, Year
originating from an impure state Of ~. - disease
use Of mercury, Intoxicating drinks ytnood II.
youth, barrenness, &c. We boldly -" natllia
John Bulls Fluid Extract or Sarsan,ss,sef t ut
only preparation before The pGbIjc ih., u u.
ed on strictly scientific principle, .nJ I. ptspu
strength. The Sassaparilla is purchs.. =, unisa
regard to price, and every pound. ~ 49, aAsps
used, 10 subject to the strietest chen;cs,,s being
its genuineness ascertained before benz .sl', aa
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r.. S. CRAIG.

LAS few superior STOVES left. Those
i i wishing Bargains in that line will consult
their own interests by giving me cali, as make
my own trimmings and know them to be OF SUI
rerior quality. Also, RorARy srour PrMps, for
wells or cisterns, cast iron kettles brass kettles
lead pipe, pig lead, sheet zinc, &c &c.
Tin and sheet iron ware Of the best qualify
All of which be will sell cheap for cash, or APP
proved produce. Clean cotton or linen rags, old
pewter, old brass, copper and beeswax taken in
exchange, atthe old stand, Front street, opposite
the brick steam mill
Davenport, Nov. Is, 1850. 3m
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NEW DRUG sTOREA

~ ue Corner Of Brady and Third SsFee"'
nR. JOHN F. DILLON, having recently e.. re ae-
turned 10 DayenpoI, has opened q .ne s' 1n,-
nsr al Brady and Third Streets. in the new b",a-
-" 80 - Esn. Forrest, formerly occupied - Tue
!" Medical College, well selected assortment
Tresh and unadulscr0tel Drugs,
= which ne invites the attention 81 Physicians
and Others. From arrangements made WIN some
~" :" -" h.st Wholesale Houses, ne will be con-
st.ntly IL receipt Of every standard and common
article, as we'll as the new Preparations, when
are being 50 extensively employed n Europe and
America. His Medicines having been Pnaenas-
"a under his immediate and personal supervision
he natters himself that they will be found 10 DC
Of superior quality He has also choice io'
Of FAMILY GsocERIEs, PAINTs, OiLs, VAkSishts,
&c. Gc.-which he oilers upon the most hoe'a'
terms. ...ana.,
r1-Orders from distance promptly attended
TO.
Davenport, Oct. 81, 1850.
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C0AIS Of all kinds, viz:

P0ntalO0nS.
Cashmere Pants. ali colors, Doe skin, black,
yellow, green brown, drab, Tweed Cashmere Of
all colors, black satinett grey, blue, steel Mixed
Jeans, brown and blue, corduroy, sheep, grey.
Tests! Vests.
Silk, satin, cashmere, Merino, cloth satinetf
Boys Clothing.
Over Goats, blankets, beaver pants,
CLOAKS Of the latest and most fashionapie
styles, and cheap.
Furnishing Goods.
Linen bosomed shirts, calico, check, red ana
white plaid shirts aud drawers, Canton flannel 90.
Silk handkfs., neck do. susPenders, SOCKS.
Hats and Caps
Fur, wall, silk plush caps with variety OF OH
er kinds.
Trunks, carpet bags, Buffalo robes, Buffalo o
yer shoes.
A splendid assortment of Cloths and CASH
mere. and vestings. Black French Cloth, bea-
yer, blue, green, Dealice, &c.
CaSsimeres.
Plain, black, doe skin do. Fancy Cassimeres,
green, yellow, brown, check, OF different styles.
Also fine selection OF vestings, Silk Velvet,
satin, silk, Cashmere, Merino.
Satinetts
Brown, blue, Grey, brown black.
All Of which will be sold by the piece, or made
up in the most fashionable New York Styles, at
such prices which cannot fail to give entire sati'-
faction.
/ Therefore if you want the best articles at the
lowest prices, or if You merely wish TO crafty
your taste BY examining a well selected stock,
CALL fMMEDIATEi Y at the OLD IOWA
CLOTHING STORE, where the subscriber vii
JOHN JORDAN.
November Z, 1850.
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GARNET FURNITURE,

MANUFACTURERS and forsals
BY the undersigned in the Shop
No. 5, opposite the new Post Of
fee building, formerly occupied BY John Pore.
An assortment now on hand, and . new lot OF
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture.
ferCOFFINS made TO order at any time and
arrangements made by which i'll few week.
Hearse will be furnished to those who may de-
sire it.
Come and see and bring your money along.
WIN. BuRRfS.
Davenport, April a5;h, 1850. 33-iy.
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NEW BOOKS.

Y,HE subscriber has just received chotf..
l. lection II standard works. OF 1850 ediie,.
which he offers below the 81. Louis prices. A..
mong them may be found
Dicks complete works, il vols. 10 ?;
Rollins Ancient History:
Josephus, plain, embossed and isail, cd;
Hume's History Of England, 6 vols;
Quario Bibles plain, gilt and embossed;
Pocket do do do do
Polyglot do do do DO
Goldsmith's Animated Nature;
Library Of Natural History, 400 plate;
Byron's works, library and cloth eds;
Lynch's Expedition TO Dead Sea-
Theirs Consulate and Empire OF NaPat;
Webster's quario Dictionary
Macaulcy'siis.. OF England.
Wordsworth, Pope, Goldsmith,
Burns, Smollet, Sierne and
Sco,t's poe,icn and prose works.
Together with large assonmen. Of sn,ls'
works, School Books and SrarlosEKF d oil
kinds. Store in the Post Office room,
A. SANDERS.
D0vepncrf Nay Tfh IG5n
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Better Testimony than ras erer offered; !,
faror Of any Medicine.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE
STORE.

tn FEARING, Agcn, for the aboss ...s
g Q iishmen, has just received src M
splendid assortment Of Ready Made Fwailsr
which will be kept constantly on hand and odd
at the lowest prices, il the New Brcs BiIda,
adjoining tho Post Office.
"come one, come all"
Come give us call,
Come examine this Fall.
Come, well try 10 please ali
Davenport, 0e'. 10Th, 1850. sH
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FRUIT TREEs 4 sIsRUBBERY

FRUIT TREES g. SlSRUBBERY
U1iIE subscriber is Agent for JSo. SieER
- SON & BROTHERS, o! s.. Louis, the sale
Of Fruit Trees and Shrubber which he will
order and have delivered 10 any person whc una,
wish 10 purchase. Messrs. S. 4 Be. assortment
is very large and all orders will be filled az yer,
low rates A catalogue may be seen by calling
on the subscriber, in Rock Island, one door east
OF J. Sailors Shop.
r.. JACKSON, Agent
Rock leland, Sept. %. 1880 3-u
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h. SAN FORD,
DaUaaIST AND 01o01a

4 r the Old Stand on Front Street,
\ Davenport, Iowa, has laid in full assort-
,en, Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries,
rn;,s. Spices, Oils, Paints, &C., for the season,
omprising almost every article in the line
muno which are the following, viz
Al Dr.. Jayne's Medicines,
Wistnr's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Townsend's Sarsnparilla,
Hungarian Balsam,
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Moffat's Phoenix Bittors,
HAYES Linament for Piles,
Upham's Pile Electuary,
Pain Extractor,
Linamcnts oil kinds,
Jaynes, Moffa,s, Braggs, Brandreshs,
Wriph,s, Smiths, Peters, Lces,
Poriers, Clevelands, and
Emersous Pills,
Black and Cayenne Pepper,
Allspice, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs,,
Cinnamon, Race, w. and Ground
Ginger. Salera,us, Sal Soda, Alum,
Cepperas, Salt Peter,
Chalk. Pitch and Rosin,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Curran,s, Tamarinds,
Citron and Dates,
Imperial, Gun Powder,
Young II,son, and Black Teas,
Goldfish. MackereI. Smoked Herring,
Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, and
Pipes, all kinds;
Liverpool Blown, Ground Alum,
Turks Island, and Table Salts,
Paints. Oils, Turpen.ine, varn'shes,
Brushes, Glass, Putty, Nails, Cordsgs'
Lines and Sacking Twine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and +. caps
Indigo, Madden, Logwood, Fust'c,
Red Wood, Annatta, &c.;
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old Javn, Rio,
aud HAVANA Coffee, Rice, Taploc",
Pearl Sage, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
verlniula, Soda, Butter and Sweet
Crackers, Loaf, Powdered, Crushed,
Clarified and N. o. Sugars,
Golden and N. o. Syrups,
S. II. and N. O. Moiasses,
Old O,ard and Seignette Brandy,
Port, Madeira, Sweet Malaga, and
Claret Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin. Jamaica Rum, aud Old Mononga
hela Whiskey, Ter Medical purposes.
Abscynth, Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
an Lime Juice, Sperm, Star and
Tallow Candles, CASTLE, Rosin,
Almond, Windsor and other Sonps,
Candies As.'d.. Wistar's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing and Letter Paper
Blk, Blue, and Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens, Quilts, &c.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts and
HazIcnuts, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Pocket Books,
Wallets, Silk and Cotton Purses,
Combs, Ass'd. Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes, SC. &c
The above with al least 500 difleren, articles
o, enumerated are all warranted of the best
uality, aud will be sold as low Ms At any Store
! the county. Cash or goods will be paid fol
utter, Cheese, Tsliow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed
'laxsced, &c.
B. SANFORD.
Davenport, June 18th. 1850.