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..sd or slavery abolished in the District OF Columbia
nv aie ready 60 dissolve the Union | say then, thai
NJ has mcf~ssssi instead OF being Aayed
20 that when Contemplate zoe dissolution OF the
eion and lay down pat GUAR mark at which II shall
~ dissolved they on the very verge OF It's desnc-
ION When they throw out 10 you a programme CON
,,,n. one tu o, three, four propositions and an
ns,ay that il this that IL done, this Onion shs n
~ yed-snd his too u done BY those who declsr
b.ms~Iyes 10 be par excellence the Union men-l ark
here IA the mantle station that the dsnger has passed
WV friend says he does not believe my own State 10 in
,,snS OF dissolution Who does Who ever sad
Ms.ippi desired TO dissolve the Unonf In Missss p-
- n has been spoken OF but alternative last re-
.anus and a remedy to which they would resort onl y
yhsn they were bound ireemen TO surrender their
hsance or adopt the last argument IN order TO maintain
sat institutional rights That they have said and that
hasys they will do You could not throughout the
in,lh and breadth OF the State, hnd corpotais guard
Who desire TO destroy the Union OF the consttutonhe
Union as il was formed by, the Union as transmitted
rom tbeir revolutionary sires They speak OF dssoln
ron "a the result of violation OF constitutional rights, and
rms only-ol secession the alternative OF submission
~ usorpaion and degrading aggression.
The question then taken on the motion to refer
Inc Presidents message 10 the Committee on the Judci-
ayv and il was agreed oyeas "a. nays none-as fol-
lows:
yEAs-MesNs. Baldwin Bell, Berrien, Borland, b rad
hn,v Clarke Clay DAVIS OF Massachusetts Davis Of Mis-
i.s,,ni Dawson Dickinson, Dodge Of Iowa, Doug as
lawns Greene (iwn, Hunter, jones' King, Mason Miller
spruance, Tarnsy, Underwood, Wales. Walker aud Whit
oomb-3
NAYS-None.
n, ,no,;on The Seoate adjourned
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NEW York and CALIFORNIA; Millionaire Association.
One thousand shares thousand dollars Capital
0OO limited number Of shares be obtained by influential
special admitted in
conformity will the revised statutes Of New York. free from
Liability future the Of 81 900 cash, and
certificates shares issued therefor return ten cent annually
prospect doubling the whole IN safe operations in
the United States under the direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
Is General Partner andC Chief Agent Company,
No. III Wall street, New York.
Csoians and other responsible parties throughout the Union
aid In obtaining United States app
cation and the association TO be employed al
points, of vessels be made
available for the mails and freight to and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas
q increasing doing Caifor
Rscihc and long the supply Of gold continues
will astonsh the
and calculations therefor And II is TO meet th'
demand and profit thereby that this association being formed
dert NJ style OF o. HOLDEN CO.,
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merchants, Banking
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital q 100000.
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MONDAY. MARCH 3. 1851.
After The reading Of the journal

Afier the reading OF the journal N
el n8itk ,ehtaAvxL APPROPRIATIONS. 3d1
Mr. BAYLY, by leave, aFJve cd the suspension OF the
9th Joint 10 permit appropriation bill be
scat To the Senate Iaes suspended and bill sent 10 the
JOHN sEUyvILLE. b. $50 l.4t -
On motion Of Mr. DUNfiAM, the rules were sus-
psaded. and the Senate Joint resolution for the relief Of
Speakers table ~ .a. I'D
Alter an unsuccessful motion from MIR. HALL to lay
tho JON, resolution the table, It WAS passed Fl
THE COMMITTEE o. WAYS AND MEANS AND cokFEREHcE
.H 4.W 4h COMMITTEES. rf...t tEra0..r +
On motion of Mr. BAYLY, by leave. the House su
thorzed the Committee of Ways and Means and the
committees Of conference report at any time during the
balance OF the session, $500, ~, .ts.I.. .sa 81
r. Dos ae POST OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS. r..
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole
on The state OF the Union, Mr. THOMPSON, OF Mississippi,
The committee took up the post Office appropriation
Dill az amended in the Senate which, having been duly
considered, the committee and Its recommendation
TO disagree to Two OF the Senaes amendments was con-
Cured in.
ANEW MOUNTED RIFLE REGIMENT sa
The bill 10 authorize the War Department to mount
rifles an infantry regiment was then passed
a.tt Isu LIGHTHOUSES. .#a NJ
The lighthouse appropriation bill then before the
House in Committee Of the Whole the state OF the
Union, when il discussed on amendments by many
gentlemen and then substitute being adopted, the CON-
The House having concurred in the action of the
mittee, as thus amended the said bill was passed.
4 smp-owNERs LIABILITIES.
The Senate bill to relieve ship owners from liability for
goods DESTROYED by fire while on hoard ship was then
taken up, and discussed al length, and then
duly passed. aa.
CALIFORNIA LAND CLAIMS .#I" .t# ue
The House next took up the Senate bill for the settle
ment OF private land claims in California, which, after
short discussion duly passed as it came from the
Senate. .# $3.50 4 s5y III FH.H
JErrERsoN's PAPERS.
The rules next suspended, and the House took up
joint resolution relating to the distribution OF certain
works, (he publication of Jeersons papers, &c which
was passed
LOUIS KOssUTH
Mr. McCLERNAND then moved the suspension OF the
rules to enable him introduce Senate resolution pro-
yidng authority for the Executive to despatch national
vessel bring Kossuth the United States, which
the yeas aud nays called and ordered; when it
agreed to, and then the said resolution passed.
BILL OF MISS DIX @R ta#
MIR. STANLY next made an Intellectual motion for the
suspension OF the rules to take up the bill OF the Senate
for the relief Of the INDECENT insane. s
LIEUTENANT GENERAL.
Mr. STEPHENS then moved the suspension of the
rules for the consideration of the Senate bill promoting
Major General Winfield Scott TO the office OF lieutenant
general on which motion the yeas and nays were called
and ordered and before the call OF the roll on this
question completed The hour of recess arrived and
the House separated for dinner.
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Correspondence OF the Bxisimose Clippar.l

.. Correspondence ClippsrIs sI,uT
"ar.. ..u WAsHiSGToS, March 2. lsJL
The Presdenfs Message relation the Boston Negro
,s,uybonoe Sickness of Colonel Benton - Ptnnsrtca-
ma Vtsers Mistake = Death of the Conmissionxr Of
Public buildings, ae s.s #5.alf 81 SD lsl1ysa uslzL
w. learn tina, the Committee the Judiciary Of tbe
subject OF the Boston negro disturbances was reisfled
have agreed upon report that il is nexpedisat IN giant
the additional power asked by the President in order the
more ehectually enforce the laws Mr. Berien was in
favor of granting all that was asked but the majority
diseened Mr. Butler, OF South Carolina, has prepared
minority report. expressing the view that the kxscu
minutes only remaining o the session and the xs mass
OF business remaining undisposed Of il is not be sup
posed that the Senate can consider this interesting sub
ject 1A ylrs' .t,og bFfaIsa iar.laa, lnslsi.
Col Benton has not been in his the Senate for
week past He first suffered with gastric fevef. and now
Is afflicted with variooid rrs #..s. .eg -
the city On Saturday morning they visited ths SENATE
and the House Of Representatives Mr. fWsntro9 OF
the last named body seeing many OF them on me MOOT
sup posed them be agents interested IN TIE navy aHpro-
pTiaon bill and made point Of order about 4. 1hich
was not of entertained. The city crowded with
strangers from ~ ps,. Of sss eo:y :, p - ,d
ingz and Grounds died this morning at his fenAehSa In
this city, Hehad been long afflicted with disease, which,
few weeks pact He was, perhaps. the most efficient
the governm ent ever had, n BE- co6ined
with skill and industry the greatest degree OF discnina
ton and perseverance, He selected from 0uf midst
a. all such officers should BE-, and was we'll aequaissd
with everything relating 10 the city. y 90 80,
With the civil and diplomatic bin half acted upon and
the army and navy appropriation bills NOT touched, The
wonder " how the Senate will dispose Of them within
the OF day. which is all that remains OF me
Besdes, the harbor and river bill pendn1 and
other measures TO be acted upon ,,,,,,
We are informed that the dwelling Of Mr. william =.
Jones employed as compassion IN the Union ptlnunG
Office, entered last night, between seven 4nH zen
o'clock and robbed OF about twelve hundred oolNn,
which was contained in . box, deposited IN private
closet in the upper story, where children we've ne ns
asleep This money was the saving OF yearsthe avAis
of honest type setting industry and II Is TO DC hoped
that the thief and his booty may be discovered. eB4
~ w ~ E bf fns8Ht g.
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supr.m. oour. Of IN. Waited ssas.s.


Joshua A. Spencer and W. B. Lawrence, IT,, ssqs, Of
New York, Marshal J. Wellbon, esq. of Georgia. md
George Julian, esq, Of Indiana, admitted atior-
neys and councillors Of this court. ~ s'1ts n M &
No o. George NJ Gill, trustee, &c. plaintiff 10 error.
Rob, Divers executors stoi The aknnsnt or ihis
cause was nenoed by MIR D.laay for thu plantG in
error. and continued by Messrs Campbell and Iohasoo
for the defendants in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, III O'Clock, a.
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NEW Spring GooasJ. STEER, Merchant Tailor, Bown'
may city, ne has just received
Of spring goods Of which they might do well 10 avail
These goods prepared 10 make up to order In
style, cheap and short notice and we invite
everybody call and examine them
Feb al-sod9wn a I'LL #. Ly-
RARGAlNS bargains can now he Obtained from the
subscribers ali kinds Of winter goods ms they are now AFe
business about take Inventory Of stock on hand
Ar Of March We The following goods which
viii he Sold and under
rs and pieces beautiful style inquired shss
s do DARK colorcd wat~red silks
IS do gisce silk in light and dark colors
sht Tuc stns, the best goods ever
offered In this market at the prices -
patterns very handsome brocsde silks, at cost
Morris Antiques, for evening and din
In Mernos have remaning
70 rich figured CAshmeres, In beautiful patterns
Is do rich mous.eipes, fine, dress patterns
200 ysrs hns French Menos in various ananuue ends OF
pieces. .s#,. I...5 .tzas-. 4. -.
we respectfully especially
ladies' the above descriptions Of goods ~ no es opportunity
=" CLAoErr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
ryowrLr nrsyFfrstRS- i6as~ 1Sc1ssrsr1- s.a i..-
III posssrs, se baicre, nvs~ me sssention u
cosnuy sntsuss snsssnt a sew
tye hsasne bdfw Ars whach may are Nv
tstsvng nom sif manuttoy embracing mae satin pasor entity
"a psss pApsvs sod md velvet pspes WIN
I large assortment Of low priced paper. tuao ~
Yard window paper in sres variety. call solicited.
FEB a3-dlm
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The President of the United States attended ia the
Vice Presidents in the Capitol, for the purposs Of
signing bills and sending messages. He remained ill
late hour.
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS TRUNKs.-F. A. LUTz .addicr,
s. and msna ~ o, aoo, ra IN hi @ of mo
best material and workmanship which he will sell At his usual low
addition former large stock Of travelling trunks, the sub
now on hand large supply sizes,
and of northern from which purchaser who desire
movemssu win difculy making selection.
Esp. y, carefully done, at moderate charges ,urz
(IrZENs and strangers In want OF any goods will
find I s :,s % soo s
which will be found OF the most choice and select styles Of
a eh % patterns.
AFFORD. me much - to return my sincere sns. o ,ne
self and assistants to please. :, ,,,n,,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Market
second Course.-Dancinx Academy.
washington and eos,o~n tn. his second dancing
o III, VIII on uI:a.
Days o. tuition Thursdays,
A' Be- S ss@dsir and '"''''
JUST nnished, splendid silver te. set and beanu-
l o.o s ve spo.n, s, d s .ussi o1T ose snys
lure, which warrant equal in nn.ne.. TO coin.
watches. jewey which invite pafc
NJ w. GAIT BROTHER,
A Penpsyivania between 9th and lou, streets
Ew spring Good..-The ub.cdters respectfully
70 d',iI customers, and the public generally the follow
descriptions OF goods Just reccivcd Txi
pieces style spring essuimeres
10 90 @: . and Il low priced ~ boys. wear
do yle spring caicoes, in Merrmacks and other
superior makes, warranted fast colors
French gingiams
bi..cSsd ali grades, a. low
period
bales brown shirhngs and sheetngs
blesrhed shccunes, In 81, 90, 10, and i2f
bales OsnaburEs,
IN wHrfE GOODS.
100 pieces Jacone, csmbde and csmbrtc mu.ins
kainsook and null musins
100 plaid nusins from l2k cents 10 the best grades
- bite SWISS muslns
ladies' white hose work and plain
do isle thread, plaid and open
$50 do boys hos and half hose, in every sEe
Togcher with Of all kinds OF domestic and
staple goods all Of which viii sell better terms than can be
Obtained elsewhere
We receive q usual offensive supFAy OF
goods the and desirable styles
viii be tn the
cLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO
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After the reading OF the journal. and the transac.
ton OF some routine business The regular order oil bust
ness called for.
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oass Chase Clarke, Clay, Cooper Davis Of Mssssch
Dcknson dodge of WiseoosiD Dodge Of lowa Doostss
hwinF Fach, Gie~a~, Jones, Ms kliles, Pearce,
Pssu hsnop saLas,iao. ssas Shields. saith. Wales,
81 liz no,;" ~ 90, o., $500 amn,aa..d, '@
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MIR STEPHENS then moved the suspension of tn
rules for the consideration of the Senate bill promotin
Major General Winfield Scott to the Office Of eutenan
general on which motion the yeas and nays Gale
and ordered and before the call OF the roll thi
question was completed The hour of recess arrived an
the House separated for dinner.
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C-ur,n. aMtsss A'cbison Berrien, n ndbnry, Batter,
dain,a p'.s o. M,st4sipi,, Davvsor, Dswts, y 5os.
1amsy tnaV hlpss, Assoo, Nous, H"sk, Surgeon.
WIS., Wiser. Blasrf. Biiaaf1 Bell Rorland 81 iplt.
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CRITrENDEN's VAL,R--rrom an Havana
letter in the Providence Joarnal, we quote
the following in reference 70 the execution
Of Crittenden:
.sOne fellow went up to Crittenden and
stroked his beard, at which the latter, with
perfect cooluess, spat in the aggressof's
face aud Spanish officer who guarded hia
being incensed with the cruel conduct Of
the people, struck the insulting Cuban on
the face with The butt Of his gun. Finding
the difficulty in keeping the mob in pru-
dent limits, the General ordered that nc
more prisoners should be brough, to Tia, .
ana. Crihenden asked, as an only favor,
that he might be shot 40 corresponded With
the honor Of an American officer, one who
bad distinguished himself in tho Mexican
war, and as his scars would show; no said
be was resigned 10 meet the justice Of the
law, for he did not fear death, bu, be feared
the disgrace ofbeing shot like pirate; the
favor was refused, and he with the City
one were shot in the back they were all
made 10 kneel except the hero, Crittenden,
who posM not, aud be received his death
standing"
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CINCINNATI NEW CHEAP
STORE.

yuVIIE subscriber has just arrived ana Is nov
opening a splendid assortment OF DN
GOODS suitable for this market, which he WI
sell as cheap as the cheapest. lie would res
occtluily invite all 10 call and examine his Good
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists Of the latest and most iash
ionable STYLE of Prints; Lawns, Ginghams
Barege de LANES, Plain and Paid Musiins
Dress and Bonnet Silks; all kinds OF Bonne
Trimmings; Artificial Flowers, Thread ane
Isle Edgings; silk and Cambria hdkts; Black
Italian Cpava,s; Mode Shawls. splendid article;
Blk Silk Lacos; Coronation Cord, and Other
trimmings for dresses; Alpaccas, Muslns OF all
descriptions; French Linen, Hungarian Mlx-
lures Cloths, Cassmsres, Satinetis, and Jeans
Cotton Goods for Mems wear, Velvet and SATIN
vcstinrs pins, needles, steel beads, hooks and
eyes, hair pins, thimblcs. perforated paper, AePii-
yr Wors,ed buttons Of all kinds hosiery, gloves,
irish Linens, Linen Table Cloths, Russia Diaper
Crash, Umbrellas, sc. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gents. Fine Goat Morocco and Call SKIN
Boots. Mems Enameled Cali and Kip Saoes.
Youths, and BOYS Shoes, Ladies Enameied
Jenny Lind, Excelsior, French hid and other
Slippers. Enameled Caters, Buskins, &c.
Misses do. do. A very large stock
Of Chillren's Shoes.
Also, good assortment of hardware.
A very large stock af Queens and Glassware,
Of the latesi patterns, Looking Glasses. Window
Glass. Nails, &c.
Gsoer Rus Of all kinds.
Together with GREAT variety of other Arti.
c,es. an of which viii be sold Cheap for Cash.
Store opposite the Steam Mills, Front Street,
Davenport. -
Anri, 3d. 1851.
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NEW STORE,
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
Orros,TE THE ErsA Mills.

OPPUSlTE THE ALMA Ntihs'
TIME subscriber has received IN ADDITION :
i his stock Of Goods, lot OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Such ms Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, drawers, X
Also broad Cloths, Cassimers, satinetis, tweeas
Jeans and linseys, hannels. Alpaccas, Caledonia
Abysinia, wooIen and worsted goods, prints ahs
Merrimac CaIlcoes, assorted styles and hgafes
brown and beached sieeling and shftlng, RUS
burah cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, wad
ding and wicking, buffalo robes, sole, KIP, cal
and upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet iron' s.es
pougi, lays, nails and large east kettles, woodet
buckets, tubs, churns, bowls &c.
GROCERIES OF all kinds, /. b G. A. ane
7. |. salt, window glass, crockery and glassware
hair and leather coveredtraveing trunks;a gooe
assortment OF ladies' and gentlemen's. gum ove'
shoes, shoes and boots of all kinds, hardware
paints, oils and dye stutis, dried trui', wal pa
Der. and live reese feathers, which will be sole
ehsan for Cash. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
u avenport, March Goth, 1851.
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CERTIFICATE OF A DRUGGIST.

Ttgin, Ohio, May p, 1919.
To DR.. II. B. Myer,-Dear Sit: The sncee.s
of your preparation OF Sarsaparlia, Wild Cherry
and Dandelion, in cur neighoorhood, is astonish-
ing. have never met With an article that has
made SO decided and permanent an impression.
II is absolutely impossible to recommend II IN too
strong terms. II inlhls every promise, and is, By
all odds, the very best article | have had IN my
store Our first citizens take it, and in dozens OF
cases il has performed most remarkable cures,
and in many cases oil its, one in my own family !
it has produced The best effects. In gravel OF
years standing, in fevers, disorders Of the kidneys,
affections of the lungs, &c, | can recommend
from my own cbser, alton with safety, and rec.
ommend no other. Our sales rapid as you
can wish. ! mnow entirely out, with calls con
stanty for more. Our best physicians have rec
commended it, and from every appearance, II bids
fair TO supplant every article in the market. !
can dispose OF almost any amount. Please for
ward me three or four gross as quick as possible
on receipt ofthis, and oblige,
Your obedent servant,
F. II. FOYER, Druggist
May 9th. 1851. 35-6m
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Sears TO Prevent SLEEPING IN CnuRcu

Sears TO PREVENT SLEEPING IN CHURCH
Es.-Pcrhaps the most curious thing abau
s.. Phillips Chapel, Winchester, are IN
cient stall seats now affixed TO the wall Q
the ante chapel. These have their seats
60 affixed upon hinges, that those who 81
upon them can only maintain their position
by balancing themselves with care, and
resting their elbows on the seat arms. SC
that il the monks who used them, dropped
asleep during divine service, the seats came
forward and pitched them headlong on The
seQor; mas. if they only dozed, and nodded
~ issst In the world, the hard oaken seat
elapped against The old oaken back, and
made noi,c loud enough to attract the
attention Of the whole audience. Nothing
was more cleyerly conlrived to keep people
awake at church.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
WEDNESDAY AND MONDAY
PACK EY'.

= - THE well known passengersfcan
boat Dubuque, L MoRKHous'
q = Master, has resumed her trips
for the above and all intermediate ports, and
will make regular weekly trips between Koch
Island and Davenport for ST. Louis every We'd
nesday, and Rock Island and Davenport tor Ga
lena every Monday throughout the season.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon
the boat during the past season, her officers VIII
endeavor TO merit a continuance Of il by offer
ing /, passengers, accommodations equal e
those Of any other boa, ID the trade. For freight
or passage apply on board. lMayzsl
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The RELIGION OF PAYING DEBrs.--One
of our religious exchanges has the follow.
ing strong remarks on this subject. They
drive the nail in TO the head and clinch II
"aicn may sophisticaie as they please
They can never make it right, and all the
bankrupt laws in the universe canna, make
it right for them not TO pay their debts
There is a sin in this neglect as clear as
deserving church discipline as in stealing
or false swearing. He who violates hi:
promise to pay, or wi,hholds the payment
OF any debt when il is in bis power to meet
bis eng sgemeDts, ought to be made to fee
thai 10 the sight Of all honest men he is a
swindler. Religion may be very confer
table cloak under which to hide; but if re
ligion does not make man ..deaI justly"
il is not worth having"
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The advantages Of advertising are visitle
TO every man who has fairly tried it; and
to those Who have not yet advertised, and
think il does no good, we would recon-
mend the following, which we find 10 the
Nashville True Wing:
A patron Of the True Wing establish.
ment, Mr.. VIM. Stewart, stove dealer
called upon US the other day TO have some
cards printed. We had previously printed
for him large quantity, aud he related Il
Us a. an incident showing the benefit Of
advertising, that one card which he had
handed to friend living in the country
had been returned to him four times in the
hands Of four dfferen, persons, to each Of
whom he had sold a cooking stove. Il
had been passed from one to the other, ane
is doubtless going yet. Those Of our mer
chants who would put money in their purse
should publish their business to the WORLD
by advertising literally.
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LUMBER! LUMBERl

A LII persons DESTROYS of building substantial
IA houses, can now be accommodated with
hard lumber Of all sorts and sizes, by calling Oh
the subscriber at McCarthy's Saw Mill. Wag-
on Makers, and all other tradesmen, using hare
lumber, will please give US call.
As he intends keeping constantly on hand, al
assortment o! first rate hard logs, he will saw tt
order, by the shortest notice
ALSO, Pine Lumber kept constantly on hand
EZRA CARPENTER.
Davenport, 10th April, 1851.
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CoNGREyE RoCKETs.-Tbese destructive
implements Of war were invented ia $50.
by Sir Vim. Congreve. On certain oc
caslon, when visiting Westminster Able,
in company with some ladies'. his a,ten
ton was directed by one of the party I.
the inscription on the great composer Pur
cells monument; ale has gone 10 ,ha
place where only his music can be excel!
ed" "There Sir William" said the young
lady, substitute FIRE works for music, am
that ep,aph will answer for yourself"