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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

Bsr Godey's Lady's Book for October,
came to hand with its accustomed regularity.
The engrayings and reading in the present
number, are not excelled by any other mag
azne in the country. Subscribe for Cooley
by all means, for tits worth more than dou-
Bile its subscription price.
Terms--SS3 per annum. Address, L. A.
Cooley, No. ll3, Chestnut street, Philadel
phia. AZ
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

.Exs-Eriand s.,-vs take your hint. An
right,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

"A Sure Cure for Worms.
TOBENsACK's WORM! sYRtjP. I. A fresh
Il jill article, for sale at stslTte
JySs sIoTwELL 4 cRABBs.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
Valuable Farm for Sale.

2sgEA THE subscriber offers at Gs4ssys
q iss1 ssssEE Private Sale his valuable &SsSSssS
fssas FARM. comprising ONE &y5S
4sFEAs HUN DRIED AND FIFTY
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
For ihe Care Of

NUWNd5, GUILDS,
HoARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,
WHooPTNG- COUGH GROUP.
ASTHMA and CoMSUNPTIoN
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

- can such things be,
And oveFeaEne us like a midnight dream,
Without our special wonder"
Let the above facts sink deep into the
hearts of every one. They are undeniable
and All should ponder over them.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01

Eg-Graham's Magazine for October, has
been received. 1t contains several splendid
steel engravings, besides vast amount Of
excellent literary reading. Graham is hard
to beat in the line of publishing first rate
magazine.
Terms-S5 per annum. Address, George
r. Graham, No. 1874, Chestnut srteet, Phil
adelphia
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FARMERS READ AND
CONSIDER

| MANY Machines are now being invented and
~. T.. used, simply because they save labor.
The subscribers are. manufacturing nj their
Plow Shop 10 Moline, III, Grain OF Seed Drill.
winch not only save labor and .ipe, but greatly
increase the III duct kconsequentiy the wealth
q tho farmer who uses them.
knowing the utility Of this kind III Machine
ara mat II must come INTO general use in our
"Pfa'ric Staten and deslrons Of being foremost
IN the introduction Of 90 essential an article 10
benefit the Farmer, we have spared no expense
and withheld no exerton to find the bes. now in
use in the E,stern States and England. We
have the pleasure Of announcing that the objec.
OF our desires has been fully realized.
We shall build but few in time for spring
seeding and would request oil interested to ex-
amiae them and make an experimental use II
they choose.
s,mc Of the benefits are as follows, to wit:
lst. They deposit the seed at nearly an uni
form depth.
I'd. The seed is all covered
3d. They save Eabor-One man and a Team
with good Drill will put in as many acres Of
IN the usual way Of broad east sowing and har-
4h. They save sced-requiring from 9 to 3
peoks less seed TO the acre.
= 9th. The wheat is protected from winter
freeze BY ridge Of carth thrown up between the
rows which moulders down to the roots and
gives strength and vigor to thegran against the
spring winds and frosts. 1850
9th. Grain, sown with good Drill will yield
one-hlth more than in the usual manner.
MACHINES WARRANTED.
], Plows Of all kinds constantly on hsnd al our
Shop and with Agents generally through the
country.
We tender our acknowledgements to the pub
lie for their liberal patronage, heretofore, aid
same.
Wewou.d call the attention Of our Farmers to
the important Improvements recently made in
our Plows and best Of all reduction in price OF
81. each, except "Pfairie Brcakere.''
DEERE, TATE e. GOULD.
Moline, m, Jan. Both, 1851. u
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PROCLAMATION 0PTaE PRESIDENT Official.
WAsHl Notion, Feb. l0.


whereas, inform atIon hssbecn received hat sunir,
Aawless persons, principally persons Of color romhin
and federated together for the purpose ofOrpos
M BIZ force the execution Of the laws did at oxlon
ksss., on tbs 18th day Of this month, make yi6cn
ssau on tbs Marshal Of the disrict Of Massachusetts
nd did outrage the said officer, and did by force
ma person from custody accused fuKiti siave
here and then holden b. the said Marshal aud Deputy
1srsha Of the United States, aud did commit other
{candalous outrages 10 violation ofthe laws.
Now here(orr to the cnd that the authority Of the
90 may be maintained, and those guilty Of violating
en- brought 10 Immediate and cSndign puniahInent.-
save issued my proclamation calling On all orderly
;noscd citizens 10 rally TO the support Of the
II ON ma nding ali o'cers, civil aud military, no
s,l be aiding and assisting by all means Ia til cir
aver. in qusiling this and other comtinations, and
S,,iog the Marshal and his deputies In recauring
r. above mentioned persons.
Aud do espeeialy direct that prosecution be com.
anced egaixst ell persons no shall have made them
,ves oiders aud electors In this outrage, and do
E.her recommend that the District Attorney Of the
-. and Ill other persons Concerned In the admins
ion Of the " 5. Courts, do the foregoing Of
zen and all such as hare aided or assisted them,
~ III have been found TO have harborcd or conceal
."ch fugitive contrary 70 law. 10 BIZ immedistel,
..ted and prosecuted, according to law.
t,:en undrr my hand and the seal OF the Emitted
~, this 18th day Of February, 1851.
DANIEL NrDrza, Sec'y Of State.
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SCOTT NURSERY.
NEAR DAVENPORT.

THIS Nursery has been established ten years,
and has attained high reputation for accuracy Of
the varieties cultivated, and Tor the health. ygor and
adaptation Of our trees to q northern latitude. The
Nursery no contains stock OF l5OC COO trees thirty
thousand Of which are Of size and age suitable for
setting the coming spring.
The stock Comprised over two hundred varieties of
The choicest kinds of Apples, Pears, rnrs, Pesches,
Cherries Grapes Goossberries, Carra nts etc. Also,
very extensive assortment efiShtnhbsry, Flowers,
Plants, Dahliss, Peonies, Tulips, etc., at Unusually
low prices.
Orders promptly attended 10, end plants carefully
packed and forwarded - directec. Orders respect-
fully solicited. II. .. FlNLEY.
February 18th, 1851. c3tf
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DAVENPORT FEMALE
SEMINARY

VIE spring term OF this Institution will GEM
m.nre on Monday the I'D Of March next,
GlLRUliI.
The Friends Of this institution, grateful for
INC liberal patronagcit has heretofore received,
trust 10 merit and secure its continuance by de-
voting their entire time and attention to its inter-
esss. Il is hoped, that those designing 10 send
pupils, viii do SO al the commencement Of he
Term. '
Terms Of Tuition.
English branches per quarter, $500
Languages, Extra, 300
Drawing & Painting in water color, extra 800
Music on tue Piano Forte, extra 1000
/. JOHN FORREST, Sec'y
Davenport, Feb. 9Th; 1851.
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r. GRAHAM.

S TOY e S,
UNAWARE AND SLIGO IRON.
K. GRAHAM & CO,
No. 3 lie CLAIRE Row.
TN7E offer for sale the 6tBeve goods al the low
wv est market prices. Mr.. Oscar Nichols,
our Agent, will execute orders with proinptness.
20 Filleys superior Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves
20 Bridges g American ~
so Premium Cook Stoves,
10 Coal g
10 Air Tight Parlor Stoves, &c. &c.
SLIGO IRON.
90 Tons Sligo, Common Iron, assorted;
q Anvifs;
q Vices;
Bellows;
so sets Cast sleigh shoes;
10 $ Fire Dogs; ~.
iOwhsef barrow wheels, and asarieiy ofoth'
er goods.
o ders left al this house for the Moline Foun-
dry, or A. Benedict & Co.'S. Leather Store will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Davenport, Iowa, Jany. 10th, 1851. le-3m
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WRITING! WRITINGn

A SUPERIOR, graceful and easy style Of writing
- taught in Nine lessons. 70 any Lady, ct her resi-
dence. The whole for % 50. !.
Gentlemen guaranteed good business hsno ~
nine lessons for % 81 their reeidenesss
An Evening School. where writing IL taught az
sbove in o Lessons. The whole for % 50, me oi
Ace OF E. WRAf, opposite 10 ClaireS once on esc'
ond street.
!. = E1rl;sh education. L. WRAY.
Davenport, Feb. 9th, 1851. @S"
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iIElCmr OF NArIoys. -Prnlessor Forbes
h.es The Irish 10 be The taller on the ave-
|ge than either the Epgiisl, or the Scotch
hving measured thn,sand d each M.
BIZ English, Irish, aud Sco,ch--Le gives
|e following ne mn average height Of each !;
nsIish, 6ss inches; Scprh, Ola Irish, 10;
ID the age Of each 81 Years.
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NIELODEONs! NfELODEONs!

TaHE Meiolsons manufactured BY Prince &
L Co., Of Buffalo, are decidedly superior TO
any other. Il is but three years since these in
str"menss were first introduced to the public and
the demand Tor them can hardly be supplied
This instrument is well adapted for churches, it
has rich tone and is fully equal TO small or.
gan while the price is much less. They are
highly recomnen ded BY Lowell, Mason, and 9th
ers. The subscriber has made such ABRAMS nents
with the manufacturers Us will enable him upon
The opening Of navigation 10 furnish them al Rock
Island at the manufacturers prices merely adding
SIPS on the small size aud $2pG on the large
ones neutrality-suspicious., Prices oi,he above
instrument: from $500 to 500, according 10
the size and finish As The maiinfacturers have
large number Of orders ahead il is desirable, that
those in want Of them should order so.n The
Meloieon IS also neat parlor instrument. Any
Information respecting them can be had BY apply
Ing TO the subscriber.
HENRY A. PORTER
Rock Island, Feb, 9th, 1851.
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REMOVAL OF BUSINESS.
PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given TO the next Of kin Of Sarah
i McComb OF Scott county. Iowa, and 10 all
interested in her estate, that on the 22d day Of
March next, shall apply TO the Court Of Pro-
bate OF Scott county for leave 10 sell the north
west quarter oil The north east quarter Of section
No. thirty-sx 1861 in township No. seventy.
nine re nor,h Of range No. four 4 east, when
and where all persons interested can sppesr.
LEVI DONALDSON,
Guardian ofSa,ah McComb.
Feb. o5th 1851 .-25 81"
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Also,

complete assortment Of coorers, tools, including
knives planes, adxes etc., best makers; carpenters
aench and moulding planes and tools, Of oil kinds
smiths bellows, anvils vices, screw Plates, iedgss
and hammers, etc. Together with complete assort.
meat Of almost every article usually Kept in whoie-
sale hardware stores which arg offered most favor
dbe terms, CHILD, PRATT Il CO.
February l3th 1881. S3.lm
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BOUNTY LANDS.

g OLDiERS Of thc War al 1879, The
- Indian Wars since 1890, including the Sem.
mole War Of 1885 and 1886, THE ELACK
HAWK WAR, and the war known al General
Waynes' OF 1892 TO l705, who served for fern
OF thirty days; and all commissioned officers Of
the Mexican war, are entitled 10 Bounty Land.
All persons interested arc invited 10 cali on the
subscribers, who are connected with an efficient
Egcncy at Washington, D. C.--and are preparsd
to attend 10 all business with promptnees.
NO FEES charged unless the allowance ID
obtained. OCOOK e. SARGENT,
Davenport, Iowa. Der. 18th, 1850.
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The prisoners in the Boston City i'll
nye sent q petition 10 the clergy to come
n The Sabbath. and preach 10 them. The.
Il. md The observation strikes us forciLly.
kat they, The prisoners, will be uot onl,
blriiually bcncli.,ed, bat orderly more So
k,n is customary il some places Of worship
kr-they ,ciH not get up and go out be-
bre the preacher grts through!
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ss~s - esSVs tusSnhe y
'vcr offered in this market.
foods direct from manufac.
lasiug our American from
u cash prices, we are ena-
. purchased in Eastern cit.
; be found, In part,
lS0 dox horse ccllars,ass.d
600 do sho tels and spa 81
do, Ames', Ro wland's,
Cars and others,
1900 dox Collins, Simmons
Davis' and other Ak.
ee, do,
900 dox hatchets, shing.
ling and bench,
100 do hand and PANEL
% VS. assorted,
500 do (St. Louis make)
mill saws, assorted,
$50 do do and cross cut do
cross cut do aud cir
cular do, all sizes,
10, O0O lbs brass kettles and
pals, assorted,
10 coo lbs Grifiin's horse
nails,
2C0 ke1n wroupht do. a to
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against A. C.rdlson will
"A pcase present the same for payment forthwith,
and ali persons knowing themselves indebted TO me
wi ple &c to settle up without further notices, a.
have got ashamed Of dunning therd, which viii &C
count for my neglect for long time past.
sas A. c. FULTON. 4
Davenport, February 18th, ISL.
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4. BkxsDIcr.
ROCK ISLAND,
Root, SHOE6 LEATHER STORE,
wHo1EsA1H & RETAIL.


A. BENEDICT e. CO.
IIAvE on hand The largest and cbenpes stock
i j ofihe above goods from New York, B'sto' j,
and Buffalo, which they viii sell ,oho!esas or re-
tail, for cash, as low al they can be had on the
Upper Mississippi.
The stock consists Of
so Cases Mems Thick Kip and Ctif Boots;
3 10 boys /" s.
s sss p e l nss'' !. !. :. 0''s''''
100 youth. !"
500 8 women's Kip, Calfand gent. lace boots;
SO boxes Ladies' and Misses hid and Morocco
Slipper; buskns and Ties.
1000 pars OF all styles Chiidren's shoes, boots.
LEATHER.
1000 lbs Sale Leather;
SO sides Upper
10 doz. Kip Skins;
10 6 Calf s.
S Morocco skins; :.
10 $ Lining Also tui' supply
Of Shoemnker's findings;
500 lbs Harness Leather;
500 g. belt
dol Bride ~
500 feet or Vul.ahizcd Indian Rubber belt'
ing from 5 to VI inches wide.
Rock Island, H., Jan'y. 10Th, leal. I9-sm
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Fife sud Marine Insurance.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.

IVIScENNEs, ND
RN. CARNAN, President.
C. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary.
THE undersigned, Agent in Davenport for this
= Company, Is prepared 10 take risks against
loss or damage BY Fire, on Store Houses, Mer-
Dwellings in town or country, Mills,
Barns, and tenements Of every description. Al.
50. on hulls Of vessels, merchandise or produce
by land or water, on a. reasonable
terms as any responsible COMPANY.
ALEX. W. McCREGOR, Agent.
Nov %. 1850.
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LIFE INSURANCE,
Or Prorisioa for tie Widou and Orphan
New York Life Insurance Company,
i [OS TaE Mutual PLAS.l
M0RkIs EaANKLIx, PRrsiDENT,l
pLINy FREENAN AcTuARy{
TIVE terms upon which This company insure.
+ Lille are more favorable 10 the insured than any
other lie insurance.
The great security afforded in capital Of 49,.
O0Qdolars with reserved fund OF 81, 900 dollars.
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced from the
rates Of other companies and more equally grad
uated
Insurance for the benefit Of married women Sc
cure from the creditors Of their husbands.
The insured not liable TO the assessment for
losses.
An annual dividend Of fifty per cent to all pol
icy holders.
Notes taken in part for premiums.
Lives OF either sex insured between the ages Of
fourteen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, FIVE
years, or for life.
Persons can learn all the advantages and rates
OF Insurance from the undersigned, Agent by
calling on him al his office, Main street 81 doors
below Cook and Safgent's Exchange Office.
ALEX. M'GREGOR, AGENT.
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RAILfyOAD.

ME- subscribers TO the Stock Of the Rock Is
land and i.asaile Railroad are n"t'iod that
er Notes due on tho 18th day vi February
lst be paid Immediately.
COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport. March G: 1851 III
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the manufacturers at 10 we
BLEED to sell as low a. can :
les. Among our stock ma,
$50 casks bright OK and
log chains,
100 do do trsce chains, as
sorted,
20 do coil do do
80 do Carolina and eyed
hoes. assorted,
200 dog hsadled do do do
1000 do grass, grain, bush
and hemp scytEes,
Waldron's, Ha,e's and
others; fs
600 dos scythes snaths, as.
sorted,
500 do hay forks, ass'd,
IS do manure, do do,
100 gross scytbe stones, do
10 do do tihes, do
e06 do table knives and
forks, assorted,
$500 dox pocket knives as
sorted,
900 do Wostcmholm and
Rogers pocket and
pen do, assorted.
1000 do butcher knives, do
80 do Wade and Butch.
er's razors. assorted,
600 do shears and scis-
sors, do,
200 do pair names, ass'd,
5000 do butts and hinges, do
100 gross sore Us, sss'd,
600 doz Butchcrs', mill.
nat, bastard. round and
half roand iltes, ass'd,
100 doz horse and shoe
raspf, assorted,
SO dox grain scoops,
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CHINA Is THE PLACES r. tsE McxEy. =
bic Old adnge Thai money will purchase ev.
~ thing but life, does NH hid good in
(hiaa. In that country, ,nan cuudemn-
! 20 death may procure q substitute, which
la easily be done Cor money.
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FERGUS g. BUFORD'S
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP,
Moline, Rock bland County, Illinois.


OUR establishment has been greatly enlarged
" and improved during the past season, and
we have now go great . number Of patterns that
we are prepofed to execute, with promptncss,
orders fof
STEAM ENGINES, ~
Mil Gearing SItambost Wark. uorse Powers.
Thnshins Machines, Job work, kc
We have executed the work, and have on hand
all the patterns, Of the mill gearing Of the spen-
did new mills in Aiuscatine and Dubuque, Lava /;
Moline and Como, Illinois. We can also fur
nish
P.4REER,S PERCUSSION .aND RE.4C.
TON WHEELS,
and sell the paten, right. Also, the Rose, and
other w nter Wheels.
We have constantly on hand the above Water
Wheels, Cranka, Gudgeons, .Fanhing Mill irons,
Wagon Boxes, Crate B.ys, Wheelharrow
whesis, s.eign Shoes. Force Pumps, coal Crates,
Stoves; &c. :.
Orders for work may be lclt at The Foundry
IN Moline, or Al N. b. Buford's Sligo Iron Store,
Il eek island, which will be promptly attended
to. All our work, when required. will be dciiy-
cred AZ Rock Island, and shipped on steamboats,
free Of charge
Jan. 10th, 1851. l9-3.n
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NEW FIRM.
PRICES REDUCED!

IAVING bought out the Stock Of Goods d
= u L. A. Macklot on vGfy Mtogable terms, vi
now offer the same at such redlcea prices, - vi
feel confident will Be pleasing to turrhaseTs. Il
would be impossible 70 enumsrate IN an advettjse-
nent Our large and varied stock; We can there
fore only call attention TO lev leading articles.
We particularly invite the attsntion Of the Ladies
to Tie following
Rich chaDgesbls Poplin, blue, Green, Moroon,
stone color, and black Germanea's; frsach,
English, and Domestic Ginghams; black and
colored Alpacca's; Shawls-Biue and Green Ba-
rege-Book and Swiss, Jaeonet and bar Muslin;
'''p' lawn l.rg. variety u
ENGLISH q DOMESTIC PRINTS
Black Gro de Rhine Silk, Florence Silks, white
silk Lace; Fig'd and plain Cap do--Linen Cam.
hdsfs: Black lace cdgioe Thread, Lisls and jac-
and Pearl Silk Gloves, Cashmere Lisls Thread
and Cotton Twist, Tuck, She'll ReddiDg,
and Ivory Combs; black and coiorei sewing silk !;
stick and spool purse twist, steel Rings and Tas-
eel,.
Every variety Of Ladie. and childrens Hosiery
Coates, spool cotton, Milward, English and Ames
Needles; Zephyr worsted, wooden and Cotton
Carpets; Ladies and ChiIdrens Shoes in ereA, "a:
riety; Trimmings, &c. &c.
In the Gentlemen's Iine'wili be found superior
Moleskin Hats, Fur, Silk, Plush, Cloth, Mohair
and Glazed Caps; Fine blue and blk Broad Cio,i,;
Gold Mixed aud Blue Beaver do. Black French
Cashmere, livery Iow] plain and fancy co.
heavy and 6he Satinets; Coarse, medium aud
Calf Boots and Shoes; Red, white, green and ei-
low Flannels. Indian Head Shesting, Bleached
and unblsaehed Shifting; Mitts, Gloves, sis-
penders, Comforts, super. black and fancy Cra-
ysts, Silk Pocket do. Wooden and Cotton Socks,
&c. &c.
In addition TO the above We have on hand land
intend keeping] large assortment Of
AUn0vaia1x1a H nNV1Y = mn 4.
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Also The following Nursery Stock.

Apple Trees inst graited snS ready clipIannms ~
tiea 81 frou, TO 10, OO0, 20 dollars Per 1000.
10000 one ear Pear seedlings 10 dollars per lcS0
$500 g MsEzard Cherry 10 dollars per ioOV.
sOOs best Plum seedings for stocks 400 per 1000
Appfe Seedlfngs @S per lOOO. lss :,
Our stock Of Apple Trees now embraces nearly Or
cnite sIthe approved kinds, many Of which We have
nd those which have not yet come into bear
ins were procured from the most correct Eastern r.
mciogist. We feel therefore. prepared - furnish
Trees sstrus 70 name - is within the power
to do. gses .ss..,s.. u }....UH ..
Where ths seleoton IL left with the the
purchaser may rest assured that pains win be taken
In selecting properly for the different seasons sucr a.
Early Fall and Winter, the very best and In proper
proportion.
r''e 81. a Address r. and II. AVERY,
Feb. I3. b, 19Sl.-23 lml Burlington, Iowa.
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NEW GOODS FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
-. JUST RECEIVED AT
S SMITHS NEW VARIETY $40 RE

M5 Y z z
-, JUST RECEIVED AT
SMITHS NEW VARIETY $40 RE
Among them are,
.TENFIEMEN'S READY MADE CLOTHING; q
NJ good variety Of BooTs AND SHors; Men aud
and Ecntiemen's GLOVES; full yariety;) Pock-
ct, Ivory, side and tuck cvMEs; Tooth, hair,
Coat and other BRusHEs; Gum Suspenders; Gum
.GvERsnoEs Italian and Fancy Silk CsAvATs;
Irieh shifting and Bosom LINENS Towels; Nap
kin.; Wall, Window and Writing Paper.
E+CARPEfS;-E1 W..
Bonnet SILKS aud SAriNs VELyErs and Bonner
RIBBONS Tabs and Quillings; Artificial Flow
gRs; Thread and Bobbip LAcEs; Mlntua Rib
bons; Embroidered Collar; Damask Pocket
Handk e1chiefs Blk and Fancy C,lored Silks !;
tHos,xtY Of all descriptions; Silk aud linen peck
.. hdk fs ,;inghams; Plaid Musn; Linen Cam.
brio Thibet Hose Zine article i zephyr Boots,
for nfant., Mohnir Mrs and Gloves Table and
noor Oil Cloths; Bi'k silk Gimps; Money Pars-
ct; Asst'd Zephyr.
Long and Square Shswls,
Prints aud Calicoes Of all descriptions; Silk
and Jenny Lind Buttons Bohemian dog Jenny
lind Coa,t; Swiss Null, Jaconet and ,Cimbric
Muslins; French Linen; CaIdren's pslka Hats;
belts, Swiss EdgiDgs and lnscrtings; Figured and
Swiss Muslins Green and blue Berage; black
LYME velss' FLOSS Lo''ou, ,. - .r:a., 800 .
rug ana purses; ociis ana Det si'uesi Ivy p.us
Zephyr Goats: Gum Carriers; rapestr, Needles;
Jenny Liad Braidlngs; Assorted purse WIS.,;
Linen aud G ,tion Bobbins; Gimps; Tidy Cotton ];
Knitting dD : FLaNEkL ; NrsLlNs; BLs SsN LGces !;
at oil ptiee5; Cashmerc; DE- l.aines; Alpocas;
Blk S,E Fifnges in every width ;hooSs ana cyes ;
fish hooks; UMBRsLr.As aud Carpet Blgs; Sntch-
els Envelopes and Note Pape,j pearl but,oa.;
Jcnny Lind pencils, hair pinss knitting 90; as
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-03-06

MAGISTRATES BLANKS.
EXECUTIONS. summonses and sGbpoedas. printed
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