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r. HARDWOOD

HAs Just receiyeda supply OF coffee, sugar,
i l. New Orleans, sugar House, and syrup mo
tasses; young Tyson, mperla', gunpowder AID
hiack teas; ground aum salt, fine dairy salt. ia
small sacks; asuperior article Of Western r.
serve cream cheese, dried apples and peaches; bar
soap, varieya,ed do, shoe backing, mustard, cam
dies, fine puivz'd saier;e.ns, inih. pnpers; mack
sins, currants, race aud ground ginger, butter
crackers, an EXTRA fine quality OF soda crackers,
and also superior sugar crackers. =
scat laiti, and other kinds Of smoking and
chewing tobacco, resalia, puerto principe, iusio
sanz, cazadora, melee, half Spanish and Chee-
root cigars and cigarettes.
Oysters, HOLSTERS, and sardines, Glherts, pecans,
cream nuts, soft shellcd almonds, English wal
nuta, and chesnuts.
Candies OF every kind and quality: Howcs,
Storms, and Barrows superior cough candy.
ALSO: 4.
keane's cod liver oil cough candy; green apples
OF various kinds; genuine swee, c,des and cider
vinegar.
ALSO;
Chemical labor-savng sonp, from the uianufac-
tory OF w. s. Lynch 4 c., StL,uis.
ALSO:
\ choice article extra quail Is corn starch for
families, hotels, steamers, boarding houses, &C.,
prepared expressly for puddings, blanc nnnge,
pies, custards, &c.
ALSO:
iiecker's prepared farina, which is recommend
ed by large number of,he medical profession,
rs the most valuable Of oil The farinnceous arti-
cies, now in use, being mnch superior. 10 arrow
root. Tapioca, sage, peatl barley, &C., for inva-
lids and children, and those of weak bowcIs.f Or
Of feeble and delicate constitution. 1885
+ faG ALSO:
S!oan's horse ointment, and condition powders
ALSO:
Or. Hoofland's very celebrated German bi,,ors,
SO highly RECOMMENDED for the effsctual cure Of
liver complaint, jaundice, dyspepsia, &c, &c, nil
oil which will sell unreasonable prices Tor c, . !
Davenport, Nov. 81, 1850. t..
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1.-THE subscriber is Aaen, for JNo. SicHR
- SON & RRoTngns. Of 81, Louis. in the sale
ii FrM, Trees md Shrnhbcr which he will
rder and hav delivered toany person who ina,
wish 10 purchase Messrs $. 4 BIS. assortment,
is very large and all orders will be flied afvcry
ow rates. A catalogue may be seen by calling
on the subscriber, in Rock Island, one door cas-,
Of j. Sailors Shop
r. JACKSON, Agent. 4
REX leland. Ssp, &C. 1850, 3-tf
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RAkElsY AND HU1CHEki

BAKERY AND BUISHEnI
~ MOORE has again con'neucs
- Butchcring and will be found aihn ta
stand to serve all friends and oil crs'orie'ss ia
Fresh Meat, asirequeni as Il viii DO pcssoss
him 70 procure IL NJ present, and hopes u :. e
time 10 BE- able 10 have mca, on TUESDAY, law "
day and Saturday Of ench week. = d,
He viii also have constantly On 'ii0a D's''
Crackers, Cake., &c. !, !,
! vhe highest ,uarke, price paid ~ .a1 /. '
Chickens, Egcs, Butter, Potatoes, oaion' y
Davenport, Jane 9Th, 1850.
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CABINET FURNITURE,

MANuFACTUREnand for sale
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 el
thoroughly dry lamber and hands employed ma
king more furniture.
ferCOFFINS made 10 order at any time and
arrangements made by which in few weeks
Hearse will be furnished 10 those who fnay de-
sire il. s.
Come and see and bring your money along.
wM. BrRRiS.
Davenport, April 25sh, 1850. 33-iy. J
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rts*#81 ~ CI9I1lS.sa
w HEREvER On STORMS reletrs scoIGh couG ShSua @ @
the moss an
t6iago1 Their sales IN For Mosfs
Caemm o.
eas.di. yEprd
L.
AL
wmanl s8o
MD do Canagc, Sep. s6h 8s9
q caNTS; OR TER Do
nyA hbcraiai Merchants ~
Dr. Candy and take oher
Mqua y
and Sears & AMachstt 80 T7s May 9;h 1850 -35-t,
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II. 4. GAN,
VI Whslesalc and Retail Dealer IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Oils' RAMS
Dye Stafis, Drugsis!s Glass Ware.

fer also, Dealer in Books and Stationery,
Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teeth 1em
and Tin Foil, pcrfumery. Window G'a.s; era.
variety of Fancy Articles, Sporting anu rasn'ng
Tackle.
sm,i6,s Mackn Cards; supply Of (which, will
be kept on hand. a-s,e
Burlington, Feb. %, 1850. 2o-II.
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Better Testimony than ras err os,,e, !,
jaror Of airy Medicine,

Jaror Of Any Medicine,
From Dr. James N. Moore.
Mr.. John Euil have no hesitation n ,,,;,,
that ! believe yoM Sassap rila 10 b. ,he b.s !.
ticle ever manufactured Tor HE cure of s.,o.,
Syphilis, and many other C,.taneoas and C,na,
lar Affections, having used il with entiIe ,ut,.,,
in number of,he above c ses.
80. }. ". Moc RE-
Principal office, 81 Fourth st. Loai..iI,. /,
a SAgnEN
.lsen! Tor Scot eeu,t
Davenport, sept 10Th, 1850 s.s
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EVERY BODY, Alloy!
OLD ORIGINAL CLOTHING EN-
PORgUM.

LARGEST .iRiiip.7L YET!
HONOR BRIGHT. NO HuMRUG!!
TINE Proprietor OF the OLD ORIGINAL
il CLOraiNG ST ORE-on Front street, inn
,t.edia,ely opposite the Mills, has The ps assure o.
announcing TO his friends and old customers hat
he has lust received his
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$4,000 REWARD!
Just rcnirea and for Sale an entire
NEW STodX OF

NEW STUCK NE
ALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CONSISTING Of cncenswaro Of NE la'es,
~ anu most beautiful style by the seu or piece
Hardware Of all kinds. SILK, wool and faf ha's
Also CAPS and Mnifs, Fur Caps from So to G.
Goth do. from so cts. TO $3.50, plush Caps,
wool hats, Muffs IRON 81 to- 6. Also Boots and
shoes ofevery description, price and quality, and
all kinds Of bonneis and bonnet Ribbons. Also
blk. and blue broad Cloths, black and fancy Cas-
sinners, Sa'ine'ts, Kentucky Jeans. Flannels, Lin
seys, Gingbams, Mousin do LANES, Aipaccas,
printed Mnslins, silk hdkis Linen do. Cravai.,
Gloves, Mtts, WOODEN comforters, sGspenjers,
heavy domestics, fine nnblesched do, bieacl,ed
sheetings and shirtings. Cotton battings. Also
large stock Of prints and fancy sha~ls, Ready
Made Clothing, such as Cloths, Cassiuaefs, Vest.
ing., &c.
COATS, OF all kinds, viz:
Dress and Frock Goals, sacks, Tweed, and
blankets, Of all kind,-pantaIoons, Cassimer
pants OF all colors.
Also large lot Of STOVES OF every descrip
ton. Together With general assortment OF
GROCERIES.
WANTED.
1000 tat Hogs, 10000 bushels OF " heat,
10000 bushels OF Corn, 5000 dn Oats tor
which the highest prize will be paid in Cash
Al the Aliens Grove Store.
GEO. FREDERICK g. co.
December 10th, 1850. I5-Sm
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BULI..s sARsAPAHII1.

TITS isas uP In inH quart bottisp and co....
lxseng'h ~ s'x lines IS much pure M ,',a h'
Sarsaparllla a. any similar preparation /, ..aufa'
ca. fre Que toiia, per bottle o. six boz, n@eIi-
hve dollars, Ia, 5.@.a "es loi
/, has bern well established fac, f..
passed thai ,he only true panacsa Tor al ..Ns
erlg,psinS Iom 40 impure state Of The L,ooI v
USE q mercury, Intoxicating drinks, ey,hs,;, We
Youth, barrrnness, &c. We boldly ass.,, 1', y
ehis preparation before The public H., I. Tie
ed on s,ric ly .cieaiiiic principles and - Henf
strength. The Susapariila Is pu,cI,.st uhi,on
regard TO price, ard every pond. h,f.a"n GoW
used, 10 subject 10 The stticiest oeiAs
its genainehess asceiiained before Leuv my aad
TESTIMONIALS
REV. +. 81. sElON- REV. T.. srrvrr,.
The following is verbatim copy Of , 800. a.
cate now IN the possession OF The proo,;s s..'a
enl,s Sarsarar.iia. Rev. Z. W. S-hon i i. .s.;
ard general, known ~ 90 eloquent and ,.s me'y
glislel Pastor q The N. y. Charch and P ..'l'
Stevenson has been known as On. ~ N.Y. NV
talented and jealous members Thai ~. ny ny nost
Conference could boast ri for manv , ae'sasky
at this time Is filing ire high and re.,o o;s-aM
ton OF gent scr the NJ. Z. Book Conca,a oF "a
The y otld produce better or more sa,isl,.,a.oa
iilnony in jayor Of any medicine! ".
Louisville, May OOH ,o.o
We hayensed John Bulls S.rsan,r. 1I",lSN
known II TO be used with entire sa,sfas, aaa aae
we have no hesitation in stating tI,a, ~.
Ito be sale aud valuable medical comnaa of'''s
calculated 10 produce much good ans ~, M
much suffering: aud therefore, wond ma.. "Isn
f,b ond most earnestly Recommend !, -, a, sas'',
ficied. 4TF "sG
Signed] EW. sruov
EsfEgENsoy
Testimonials Ike tie Iolouing rc,,,,..:
perfnous al comments On he eg,;s
of BnTs Sarsaparilla: a''
From d. L. P. Yandell. Professor ofc....,
In the Louisville Medical oIl.p. SAensty
81 have looked over thelisl Of irores;.,,.
posing John Bail's COMPOUND E,;,,c, ' - com
parilla and have no hesitation in ,syns ~, ~ s.,a
form . sale compound and one mai s,s, We. ney
IN chron diseases, 10 which i, is ao,lesu. wei
I, 7. YANDEL,. Mn
! Louis, lille, June 9Th, iS4s
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Fall md Winter Stock Of
READY m ADH CLOTHING,

READY MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths, CAssimers, vestings, &c, and he fteis
oonfident IN saying that be will be able 10 COM
net. with any house in the West, and by odds 10
give better bargains than can be afforded IN any
o her Fstahlisi,me nj in the place Hs is largely
supplied with ,ery variety ofariices in his line.
and will take pleasure in showing and selling his
goods. His supply consists in part Of
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HOTGHklSS'O OIL OF Peppermint, an sna-
= dultened article; Also, Pare Oil OF Lemon,
for sale by A. SANDERS.
Davenport. Dec 5ih, 1850
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G00 LBS. Western Reserve Cheese. 70, sale
OUO at the Store of B. SANFORD.
Nov i4,h, 1850
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FRUIT ,rlii:Es 4 sIsRUBBERY.

Daverpart, Nov 10Th, 1850.
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VN3 SPORTSMEN-Sho pouches, powder
- 1asks, game bags, gun wnds, and pescnssoB
caps Also. Hazards splendid rifle powder. IN
ID. canisters, for sale by n. A. PORTER.
Nov. 81, 1850
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II EEP YOUR PEEr DRY..-iust re-
IN ceived . fine assortment Of Women,s, Mis-
rs and Chiidrens Metallic Rubber over shoes at
Oct Path G.. L. DAVENPORTsS.s
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Davenport, June i3,h. 1850.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-14
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

The Hartford Times calls TO mind the
fact that the Democracy were once abused
by the Wings because they opposed o
National Bank We have a Wing ma.
tonal administration now, but we hear o
no advocates for bank.
The Democratic party were unrelent.
ingly abused for advocating the lndepen.
dent Treasury bill. Mr.. Fillmore's ad-
ministration does not propose substitute,
nor do Wings oppose the measure.
The Democratic party have been abus.
ed for opposing a high tariff. Mr.. Fill.
more now admits that high tariff would
be fatal TO the manufacturing interests.
The Democrats were abused for stand
ing firmly by their country in sustaining
The Mexican war. The Wings took up
one of the leading men in the prosecu.
ton of that war, and, with the aid of Dem
ocratc votes, elected him President. u VI
The Democrats have been abused for
securing important additions to our terri
tory. zThereis not whig in the land who
nowdaresto propose the surrend der of this
same territory.
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corporation, or association whatever, or 10
raise money for,or loan its credit to Or in
aid OF any such company, corporation,
or association"
3 1t does seem 10 US, in this day. of doing
things on credit, in this day when the rail.
road mania is prevailing so ovwidely, and
when our counties and towns are sought
to be involved for their construction, that
this denial of power will be hailed every
where, as a glorious and sure deliverance
from threatened bankruptcy,
Wv cannot dwell longer on this excel.
lent article of the New Constitution. We
would simply say in conclusion, that it al;
so provides that our present State deb
shall be paid off and fixes plan by which
it will be done in about thirty-fve years
What shall be done with the public works
10 make which the debt was contracted, j:
not provided. The New Constitution does
not declare they shall be sold, but leaves
the subject to the wisdom and experience
of the future.
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ed to kill him in the same manner that he
had taken the life of the other. The mur-
derer not wishing TO be so dealt with, Of
fered ransom for himself, at the same
time allowing the friends of the murdered
man to state the price; who, after much
consultation agreed 10 take certain
amount Of calico, for the loss sustained.
which was paid;---the murderer taking the
place in the family Of the murdered In
dian that he had occupied!
Ii was deemed proper that the case be
brought before Court, now'in session, when
it was found that no one appeared on the
part OF the prosecution, and so the accused
was liberated! .. .
You have seen by the published pro-
ceedings OF the celebration uof Jackson S
birthday, that Democracy has habita'
ton and name in Minnesota. have
seen many enthusiastic supporters of our
faith, but it seems that with these frontier
men "Democracy is the philosophy Of lie;
and that it cannot be suppressed" When
our Territory takes rank as State among
her sisters. you may set her down iol
Democracy-aW the time. A. J, NJ.
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mo. III
AN ACT to provide the mode Of taxing
certain Railroad Companies.

AN ACI TO provide the mode OF taxing
certain Railroad Companies,
SEC. I. Be II enacted By the General
assembly Tie State Of Ohio. That until
otherwise provided by laval railroad COM
,panies in this State, the charters Of which
provide that such companies may be taxed
upon their dividends, shall report the
amount OF each dividend made by such
company, to the Auditor Of State, within
ten days after sucn dividend shall have
been made; and when the dividends made
during the year by any Of said railroad
companies. shall exceed the per cent.
upon its capital stock which such COM
pany may make without being subject to
taxation. then the Auditor Of State shall
draw a bill in favor of the Treasurer OF
State, for six per centum upon the amount
of the dividends made during the previous
year, which shall be paid into the State
treasury as the tax upon such dividends.
and appropriated as other State taxes; and
the personal and real property OF such rail-
road companies, used exclusively Tor COR
porate purposes. shall not be TAXABLE in
addition TO the tax aforesaid
Sec. g. If any railroad company, sub
ject to taxation upon its dividends, shall
neglect or refuse TO report the amount Of
dividends made By such company. or shall
fail to pay the DRAFT oI the Auditor Of Stale
&or the tax upon such dividends, then such
railroad company shall pny to the State Of
Ohio one per cent. upon the amount OF the
csn;tal Stock of sinh co,nnonv which shall
be recovered by an action Of debt, in the
name of the State OF Ohio, against such
company, in any court Of competent jnris-
dicton in the county Of Franklin, and
judgment shall be rendered at the first
term to which the process shall be returned
served, unless the court, for good cause
shown, shall continue such action
Sec. 8. The act 10 provide for the tax.
alton Of the Little Miami Railroad Com
,pany, passed March twenty third, eighteen
hundred and lorty.nine, is hereby repeal
cd.
JOHN T. MORSE.
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.,
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 95, 1851.
AUDIroR's OFFICE, MoNRoE County
- Woodsfeld, May 18th, 1851.
hereby certify that the foregoing are
correct copies OF laws, as furnished blythe
Secretary Of State.
JOHN B. NOLL. Auditor.
Monroe County.
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tho fifteenth day Of February, annually,

'o '"'oo"en udy OF feOruary, annually,
make out the blank forms and instructions
Tor the township assessors, and forward
them to the township. clerks, as required
by the fifteenth section of the act to create
the office of township assessor, passed
March 90, l84l; and the auditors of coun-
ties, and assessors OF townships and wards
SHAH, in all respects, except as hereinbe-
ioresproylded, be governed by the rules
and regulations contained in the several
prescribing their duties.
SRc. 60. Every county auditor, and
every district and township assessor who
shall, IN any case refuse or knowingly ne
glect to perform any duty enjoncd on him
by this act. or who shall consen, to or
connIve at any evasion Of its provisions,
whereby any proceeding required by ths
act shall be prevented or Kindred, or where
by any property required to be listed for
taxation shall be unlawiully exempted, or
the valuation thereof be entered on the tax
list at less than its true value, shall. for
every such neglect. refusal, consent, or
connivance. forfeit and pay to the State
not less than two hundred nor moro than
one thousand dollars, at the discretion of
the court, 10 be recovered before any court
Of record in the State.
SEC. 60. The act for levying taxes on
oil property in this State, according to its
true value, passed March Q, 1916, the act
to amend the same, passed February 8,
1847, the act to provide for the assessment
OF personal property and the valuation of
new entries and new structures, passed
January %. l848, the act passed Febru-
ary 90. l848, further TO amend the act for
levying taxes on all property in this State,
according TO its true value. and the act
passed March 10. 1849. further to amend
said act of March 2, 1916, and all parts oi
laws superseded by this act. and inconsis.
tent herewith. are hereby repealed.
Sec. TO- Nothing in this act contained
shall be so constructed as to impair or in
any manner affect the provisions of an act
passed at the present session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly, entitled ian act TO tax
Banks, and Bank and other stocks the
same as other property is now taxable by
the laws OF this State
SEC. II. Provided that every agency
Of az Insurance Company incorporated
by the authority OF any other State or Gov.
ernment shal! annually be assessed at the
amount the gross receipts Of such agen.
cy, and subject to the same ratio OF taxa.
ton that other personal property is subject
to, at the place such agency is located
and provided further, that The domestic
bonds Of the State shall not be exempt
from taxation under the provisions Of this
act.
Sec. 70. This act shall take effect and
be in force from the first day OF December
next.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Scnate
March 25,, 1851.
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NEW CONSTITUTION,
SONS WHY EVERY MAN sHo
VOTE FOR ITS ADOPTION.

VOTE FOR ITS ADOPTION.
1t secures to the people the right to cleo
all State officers, Judges and Clerks here
tolore appointed by the General Assembly,
and Courts.
1t prevents the creation of any Slate
debt, above limited amount, and provi-
des for the eXlinguishment Of the present
Indebtedness OF the State.
1t provides Judiciary system adequate
TO the present and future wants of the
State.
1t gives us Court of Probate, in each
county, having jurisdiction in all probate
and testamentary matters, and will always
be open, for the probate Of wills, the ap-
pointment Of administrators, guardians,
and the discharge OF any other duties with
in its jurisdiction.
Both branches of the General Assembly
will meet but once in two years. and be
organized Immediately after they assemble.
This will be great saving to the State,
as the estimated expense Of one session is
about 100000.
Property Of all descriptions will be tax
ed equally, according TO value.
The granting Of special charters will be
prohibited, and corporations organized un-
der general laws.
The forms and proceedings in all courts
will be simplifed, and all needless dis
tipctions and technicaiiles abolished
Provision is made for thorough and eff
cient system OF common schools.
An easy and cheap mode is provided for
securing future amendments, by dispen-
sing with conventions for such purposes.
By adopting the new Constitution we
will save the expense Of another con-
vcntion. and have constitution equal to
any State in the Union.-St. CIairSriUe
Gazette.
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GFThe Mansfield Shield and Banner,
notices an argument used by certain op-
ponents Of the new Constitution; that is,
that the new instrument fixes no time for
the adjournment Of the Legislature, and
that in consequence, it can sit all the year
round. These objectors are careful not
TO tell the people that under the old Con.
stuton, they could do the same thing, as
no time is specified in it for adjournment;
and yet no Legislature has sit longer than
the opening OF spring, and is never likely
TO do so.
The great desideratum however, oil hav-
ing the Legislature sit only once in two
years, and then one month later for its
convening than under the old, they would
like to keep dark about, as it would out.
weigh any plausible reasoning they can
adduce, against this change. That we
have had TOO much legislation is COM
mon opinion among all classes, and hence,
biennial sessions was loudly called for as
one OF the most important reforms in the
new Constitution. No Legislators will,
therefore 20 there 10 sit longer than spring,
as all are accountable to their constituents
and their opinions and desires if not al
ready known, can very easily be made
known.
Let the friends of Reform acquaint their
neighbors with the merits Of the new Con.
stitution. They have nothing to fear. but
everything to gain in thorough nvestiga-
ton Of it.-St CianSviUe Gazette.