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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

NEW GOODS FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
JUST RECEIVED AT
SMITHS NEW VARIETY $40 RE
Among them are,
TENTLEMEN'S REApy MADE CLOTHING; a
NJ good variety Of Doors AND SHoEsi Men and
Boys CArs,-Plush, Cloth and Otter; Ladies
and Gentlemen's GLOVES; lfo'l variety , Pock-
ct, Ivory, side and tuck COMES; Tooth, hair,
Coat and other BRUSHES; Gum Suspendcre Gum
DvEEsnoEs Italian and Fancy Silk CRAvArs;
Irish Shirtinga and Bosom LINENS Towels; Nap
kins; Wall, Window and Writing Paper.
@CARpETS;-E0
Bonnet SILKS and SAriNs VIEWERS and BONNET
RrBBoNs Tabs and Cuttings; Artificial Flow
Frs: Thrcad and Bobbin LAcEs; Mantua Rib
hons; Embroidered Collar; Dsmask Pocket
Handkerc t3l'k and Fancy Coored SILKS
HoslERY Of all descriptions; Silk and linen peck
e, hdkfs ,Giughnms; Plaid Muslins, Linen Cam
brio Th,bet Hose fine article j Zephyr Boots,
f|uor Oil Cloths; Bi'k silk Gimps; Money Pars-
cs; asst'd Zephyr @l
Long and Square Shawls,
Prints aud Calicoes Of all descriptions; Silk
aud Jcnuy Lind Buttons Bohemian do. Jenny
tdn0 OOuSs SWtSS vi utts JdCuuct auu ~ UNIV
AIuslins; French Linen; Childreu's Polka Hats;
belts, Swiss Edeings and insortings; Figured and
Swiss Muslinsi Green and blue Berage5 black
Dcnie Wells; Fioes Cotton; Silk o. Cloth steel
rim and purses; belts and belt slides; Tidy pins;
Zephyr Goats; Gum Gartere; Tspestr, Needles;
Jenny Lind Braidings; Asserted purse Twief;
I.incn aud Cotton Bobbins; Gimpt; Tidy Cotton;
Knitting do; flannel, MrsLiSs; Blk Sill LGces;
at all prices; Cashmere, De Lainerj AlPscas;
Bik Six FlIngcs in every width hook and eyes;
fish hooks; UxBRELLAs aud Carpet Bags; Sa,ch-
els Envelopes and Note Paper, pearl buttons,
Jenny Lind pencils; hair pins: knitting do; As
sorted Thimble tilt bodkins; English's cslc-
hra,cd Needles; Gold Pencils (oniy $2,50l
Prince Aber,'s Extension Cas-, Congress Gold
Pens ia Cases; Hair Gill; Pomade; Cologne;
Pearl Powder, &c.
Together with GREAT variety Of other Arti-
clcs all which will be sold Cheap for Cash at
Smiths Philadelphia Dry Goods SleFe, !
Corner Of Second and Brady Streets.
Davenport, Nov. i4th, 1850 sal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
CAPITAL STOCK S2O0, 600.

R.N. CARNAN, President.
c. M. ALLEN, Secretary.
TINE undersigned, Agent in Davenport for this
Company, Is prepared to take risks against
loss Or damage BY Fire, on Store Houses, Mer-
chandise, Dwellings in town or country, Mills,
Barns, and tenemenfs OF every description. Al
so. on hulls Of vessels, merchandise or produce
transported by land or water, on Is reasonable
terms as any responsible Company.
ALEX. w. McGREGOR, Agent.
Nov. 90. 1850.
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DLATED dash board Irons, Brass hub bands,
i Circle irons, &c. al HILDKkTH'S
/ Nav. l4lI, 1850. sN #
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30
BOOKS, PAPER, &c.

THE subscriber has ls,ely received an addi-
Is tional stock Of Seasonable Books, well adj
apted for Holiday Gifts; embracing variety Of
Richly illustrated Annuals; . few copies OF Su.
perbly Bound and Gilt editions of the Popular
Pocts, and very full assortment Of Small Books
for Youth
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

GuELI. COMBS, coral beads, purse twist,
y steel trimmings, Zephcr warsted, and
worst patterns to be had at the Rock Island
B ,ok Store Of II. A PORT Err.
rANTICA LAuDIS, Mendelsohn Collection
~ And other Musical Works 10 be had Of
H. A. PORTER.
Rock Island, Dec. 10Th, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-30

En KEGS Nails-ai, sizes, just received ffenf
~ Pittsburgh, will bs sold VET, low BY tbs
kee,at DAvExpoRr's.
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Il ENNEDY,S LIFE OF WtRF-A mosa ID
IN teres,ing work, for sale Nv
Nov. n, 1850. II. A, FRI ER
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Barret House.

u. l. r i y n e ~
TINE undersigned begs leave to announce to his
i friends and the travelling public that he has
become proprietor, for term Of years, OF the Bar
taken for a thorough renovation OF the establish
mentor extensive additions and improvements
and for supplying the whole house with new and
appropriate furniture. The undersigned, in re-
turning to his former position, would take occasion
to tender his compliments to his old friends ana
acquaintance, and to assure them that ne Will DC
most happy to contribute to their comfort ana en-
joyment at any time thay may give the House cali
Attentive servants, ami sufiiciency OF theh. VIII
be provided to ensure prompt aud Satisfactory AZ
tention. Porters, attached to the establishment,
win be ready at all hours to convey baggage 10 ano
from boats.
Riding horses, carriages, &C., provided at mo-
ment's warning. ). Z. FLEiChEn'
Burlington, April 10, 1851
70 Housekeepers.
TINE subscriber would cali the attention OF Fam
lilies to the following list OF choice articles just
received from the east, and of superior quality:
TEAS-Imperial, Young British 2ustrc; lsingiass;
Hyson, Gunpowder and Figs and Raisins;
BLACK; Sperm oil. stove brushes;
Bakers Cocoa; Cooper's Gelatine;
do Broma: Soda and cream tartar;
Spiced Chocolate; Scruhbing brushes;
Corn starch, Farina; Washing blue, Starch;
Maccaroni &Vermacelli; Ext Vanilla and lemon;
Arrowroot; washing powder;
Spices, of all kinds; Vanilla bean, Rosin soap;
Herbs for culinary pur- Pure mustard In bulk;
poses; do do do cans,
Star and mould Candles; Whiting Pipe clayhals to
Sperm candles, lard oil; remove grease spots;
Toilet soaps, Hops, etc. etc.
anril q l.. GAY
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIE E INSURANCE.
Capital Stock-$2OO,OOO!
r4-Ofice on Water street,near Market,in Wise's
Brick Row, vINcENNEs, INDIANA.
YI>HIS Company having been duly organized and
L ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock sub
scribed, and the balance secured by mortgage
Real Estate and by guarantee. are now pre-
pared to effect Insurance against Loss or Dam
age BY FIRE, on Buildings. Merchandise, Machine
ry, Mills, Manufactures, and all descriptions of
property, also Merchandise and Produce in the
course Of inland transportation, the risks of the
Seas, ETC., etc., also the Hulls of Steamboats,, and
other vessels and upon the lives of GO
ing to California. The rates of premium will be as
low as those Of any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Enthusiastically adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock of this Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and in
way connected with New York.
-DIRECTORS-
RN earn la TIT Benbrids
w. ]. Heberd, &C w w Early, Terra Haute "
Jno w Maddox" &C H d Anis, Evansville, +"
Jacob Pea, &c Bottorti,J eter sonville"
Samuel Wise, I" /" w Hughes, 6"
PIP. Bailey, Fl Wayne" L. sparks, {"
James Keigwin, Jacksonville.
Hon. n. N. CARNAN, President.
SIMON BoTroRrF, Vice President.
C. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. WI. HERERp, Treasurer
N7-Short Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FOoTE, Agent,
may Is, lS5o-dec - 'l0-f Burlington, lowe
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-.RfRh- SCHOOL BOOkS.-lhe subscriber re-
GAAAv pectfully informs teachers and others that
he has constantly on hand, and for sale,
all the standard series OF School Books in
use in the State, such as McGufey's Eclectic Sc
ries; Sanders Eclectic series; Goodrich's Eclec-
tic series; Rays, Davies, Emerson's, Adams Col
burns and Thorn sons Murrays', Kirk
hams, Smiths, Billions and Pinnoe's Grammars,
Mtchell's, Morse's, Olney's, Smiths and Good
rich's Biographies; Goodrich's .Grms haw's, Wor-
cester's and Frost's Histories; Geometries, Phi
losophes ,chemistres, mine ro!ogies, botanes, ge-
ologies, physiologics and ASTRONOMERS; Webster's
and Walkers dictionaries.
BLANK BOOKS on hand and procured to order,
medium, demi and capledgers, j ournals, day books,
invoices, cash books, letter hooks, records, court
records, dockets quarto blank books,
loop tuck, NOR ccoand leather memorandums. lea
Their and paper pass books, receipt books, copy
books, ETC., etc.
PAPER.-Foolscap, ruled and plain; letter pa
per, ruled, plain, gilt and embossed; folio posts
note and bill paper, fancy and plain; fat crp,
BILE, blotting, tissue. cartridge and envelope papers
binders straw and tar boards; bonnet boards press
boards, etc, ETC., etc.
sTATIoNERY.-Ag great variety of sealing wax,
wafers quilts, ink, inkstands, steel pens, pencils,
states letter clips, paper weights, envelopes, cut
lery, ETC., etc. J. F. ABRAHAMS,
nov % 80 Book seller Jeff st :, Burlington
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rect, 81 LOOlS, MO.
the attention OF purcha-
mplete stock Of the above
Of the following
| Womens' fine and medium
kid and goat slips and
buskins,
do Congress boots and
buskins,
do peeed and ssw'd kip,
calf and goat strap
shoes and bnskins,
Misses'kip, caH,goat, kid and
enameled lace boots,
do CATERS and half Cal.
tiers, all colors,
do kid slips, busk l. ties,
HATS, CAPS, &c.
Mems fashion able FOR and
silk hats.
do medium & br brim do
do soft brush 4 Mexican,
all colors and qualities
do Congress 4 Kossuth,
BLK, pearl and fancy
colors,
Boys fancy fur & wool hats,
Mems Panama and leghorns
do Pedal. fancy, straw &
China pearl,
do iine, medium and low
priced palm leaf hats.
Boys, Youths and childrsns'
leghcrns, China re arls
and fancysummer hats
Mems, Boys and children's
cloth, silk, plush and
fancy caps,
Childrens' and Infants silk
and cotton velvet Tur.
bans.
(St Louis, march'6, 1851
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Look at This!!

STEAM BOAT CAPTAINS, COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS AND HOTEL PROPRIETORS.
VOU can buy Pilot Bread, Navy Bread, Soda,
i Sugar, Butter, Boston and Water Crackers, bak-
ed in II. BALLS new Patent Revolving Oven At
the Philadelphia Bakery, Ne. 81, Myrtle street, be-
tween second and Third streets, 81 Lsuis, No., At
the following low prices and ofas good, If not bet
ter quality than this any other market can pro-
duce:-
Pilot bread At 81 81 per Dbl. Dbl. included;
Navy do do u cents per h.;
Soda Crackers at 81 cts per ID. by the box;
Sugar DO atsi cts per ID. BY the Dbl;
Butter do at 4 cts per ID. or o. 90 per bbl
Dbl. included;
Water crackers at 81 cts per ID. by the DBL;
Boston do at 80 90 per Dbl.
- Orders sent through the Post Office or 9TH
erwise, will be promptly attended to- and fire bak-
ed the same day the order il received.
H. BALL, Philadelphia Bakery, No. e3
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
march 6, 1851 StYonis Ma
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Mr. Kricchhaum,-Sir: have been troubled vi
Diarrhea for some time, and could notsft snJ Aee
lcines 10 do me any good. ! was reecmrepesd !
get some Of your Internal and External RsnssI
which did. In taxing two doses of yrur Ksmfcl
to my great surprise, / had a discharge o. ~
worms. Ibelieve, had ii not been for your Nsn
cine. might have been laid beneath the sd.
give this to you that the world may know the cur
your Remedy has performed for me. Yours,
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1880 JOHN SHUTTLE
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WIN Wightnlans,

" HOLESALE dealer in Groceries and Wood.
w enware, corner OF Commercial and Locust
streets, saint Leuis, Mo,
HAS TOT sale ~ all times large and general as
sortment OF Staple and Fancy Groceries, with .
great variety of Woodenware, which he Offers Al
the lowest market rates,
Merchants are respectfully invited TO call and
examine his stock. fSt Lonis ceh a ,as,
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IL. III. Stone,

rive, the following arti-
he lowest market rates:
100 bxs claret wine;
IL Cases Sarlines;
200 bxs st Louis soap;
100 do fancy do
80 hxs CASTLE soap;
200 do mould candles;
SO do spurm do
$50 do star do
1000 kgs Boston & Pitts
burgh nails;
lohbls Baltimore oysters
25 bags pimento;
25 bags pepper;
80 hxs ground pepper;
10 cases cap and letter
| paper;
100 bxs pepper sauce;
so do pickles, |, and /
| glass jars;
1900 bd'ls wrappingpa
80 bxs T. d. pipes;
$50 do stone pipes;
$50 do raisins;
100 bbls rosin;
500 coils Manila rome;
10 bbls EPSON salts;
7 bbls suipher;
100 casks and bbls saler-
atus;
1000 bags dairy salt;
100 bbls tar;
$50 hf chests, 6 and ian
boxes Imp, G. p. and
Y. II. teas;
lis nests tubs, 8 and 3 in
nest;
20 bales cotton Irvine;
$50 bxs tobacco. ass'd;
IL Or casks Otard, Du.
puy & Co.'s fine brandy;
Is or casks A. Seignette
Il cos;
90 or casks New York;
so hbls American do
s bbls Holland gin;
20 bhls American do
! Is bhls rum;
10 or Madeira wine
Is or casks Burgundy
! Port wine;
90 or casks oldPortwine
25 Indian bbls SicilyMa-
deira wine;
80 bbls I'm. 8. NJ. wine;
SO barrels Monongahela
whiskey,
10 bbls peach brandy;
so casks rice;
90 bbls copperas.
'owder, Shot, bar lead and
line.
81 n. Fl. 3.
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OLIVER BE NETT 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps,

No. l0l, Main ST.
ID ESPECrFULLY calls
II sers to their very CO
goods, consisting in part
Mems th'k short and long
legged boots,
do unlinsd Ok. size kip do
do kip welt and I welt
and pump sole boots, !
do grain and seal do
do light and heavy calf
long and short legs OK j
and regular sizes.
do sewed calf goat do
Boysth'k hip and calf boots, )
Youths do do do
Mems do do brosans,
do wax,soat and seal do
do Oxford Ties, calf, pa.
tent and goat.
do lsatherC Congress boots
90 lasting, Congress and
button Caters, |
Boys thick, kip. calf and
Morocco brogans,
Youths and childs' morocco,
calf and kip brosans,
Children's heavy, light and
fancy shoes, all kinds.
Womens' heavy, Dutch and
kip lace boots,
do light, hip and calf do
do soat,seai& pat sea dol
do enameled lace dol
do do Jenny Lind |
Polkas, |
do snamsled aud patent
leather CATERS, |
90 enamel'd slip busk ms
and ties, |
do lasting & silk Caters,
and ! CATERS, all coils, |
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SAINT LOUIS.

a, Icn;.. M,.sousi Danbary, Conascticut.
David Pcarce 4 Co.,
wnOLEsALE DEALERS IN
Hats. C,>s, Dsnnets and Artificial Flowers,
No. 100. Main Street, st Louis, Mo.
vr,HE subscribers have now on hand large and
well selected stock Of Hats, Caps, Bonneta ana
Artificial Flowers, of al descriptions, and will be
est and most fss hionable styles some OF whichare
- follows:-
Fash. Moieskin, Fash. Beaver,
do Silk, do Nutria,
do Angels, do Muskras,
do Bush, do Coney,
do Russia, do Cashmere.
Low crown P. B., black. pearl and drab brush,
Russia, nutria, muskrat, and cashmere.
Mens' and Boys black, pearl and drsb Union
Hats;
Mens' and Boys black pearl and white, beaver,
brush and cashmere California and Hungarian hats;
Mens' and Boys black, brown, green and purple
Tampico, Jenny Lind, California and Mexican hats;
Mems and Boys black, bro' green corn, peach
blossom, pearl and white saxony wool, Congress,
Kossuth and Jenny Lind hats:
Mems and Boys black, pearl and white s. r.
c. medium and common wool hats;
Mems and Boys Panama, Leghorn, Curacoas,
Pedal, English, Coburg and straw braid, Canada
and rice straw, and palm leaf hats;
Menss and boys silk mohair and cotton plush, OF
oil colors and styles, CLOTH silk and cotton glazed
and velvet caps Of different styles and qualities;
Infantss fancy and plain silk and cotton velvet
and cloth turbans;
Ladies and Misses Florence braid. split, Tripoli
and Albonis raw, birds eve, Florence and cactus,
Chinese PEARL pedal, imperial, French and Neapoli-
tan lace, plain and shrred silk and lawn straw and
willow bonnets.
30 cases Artificial Flowers OF American, English,
and French manufacture, consisting of wreaths,
sprigs and lunches, Of all styles and colors.
Mr. CHARLES BENEDICT, OF our firm. being =
large and extensive manufacturer Of Hats, in DAN
bury, Conn.,, enables US to sell our goods lower
than any other house in this city.
Country merchants will find it greatly to their ad-
vantage to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing as we determined to sell at the lowest
cash prices DAVID PEARCE 4 CO., 100 Main st
Saint Louis No., march 1851.
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is, Missouri.
HAS in store and to a
Giles, which he offers at Il
225 hhds N. o. sugar;
$50 bhls refined and loaf
sugar;
l75 bbls and hfbbls sugar
house molasses;
$50 bbls plantation mo-
lasses;
IS bills soft shelled al
monds;
Is bbls alum;
60 bxs brandy cherries;
SO bxsStoughton bitters;
Is bbls birthstone;
10 hbls backing;
$50 dog painted buckets;
so doz vanished do
60 doz oak 3 hoped 10
200 bales cotton batting;
1866 dOz Manila bed cords
2I5 dog hemp do
so bxs Goldfish, 100 lbs
each;
s bills camphor;
30 cases playing cards,
assorted;
80 bxs chocolate;
so bxs clothes pins;
% casks currants;
so bxs rock candy;
100 NJ Principe segars,
various brands;
100 NJ resalia segars, va
rious brands;
400 NJ Cuba short skies;
800 NJ Meele segars;
10 bxs bar decanters,
200 bxs TASKS, at pit and
hf pint;
$50 drums figs;
CS bills fiihetts.
10 bbls ground ginger;
s3O bags race do
$50 bxs herring;
IL ceroons indigo;
so bxs black ink;
100 bxs lemon syrup;
5 bbls black lead;
IT'S bhls mackerel, Nos.
/, ., 3;
l25 hfbbls do do
; casks madden;
$50 hxs mustard;
65 gro. matches in wood
2 bbls nutmegs;
ITS bales oakum;
40 bxs tomato catsup;
40 do chocolate;
800 mats cassia;
3 bales cloves;
Rifle ami blasting I
every other article in the
st Louis. March 27, IS
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Mr. ]. G.. Krierhhaum-Sir: IL is with great nlss.
sure that give you these few lines. NJ wife ws
taken about SIN months since with rherrnaficfk
lection in her hand. " hish was severe that ia
few weeks she was almost unable to use in. rnsGs
application to some Of the most eminent rhys-
Clans Of this place. to no EFFECT. Al last wsspfe-
vailed upon TO get little Of your Intern nal and II
tersal R-medy, and before she used II ten daysbr
hand was almost well, and is now so that she sces
not suffer any inconv enisnee by IL at all and frn
" believe that IT will efisc pc cpre ~
Rheumotic affections About three years stats,
took very severe cold. which settled on mr. lnrrs.
and that time have been severely afflicted wills
pain in my breast, splitting of blood, etc. By vs.
ing about half bottle of your Remedy. ii ~ss ~
tirely removed. sincerely recommend ycur med
cine TO the favorable consideration nf the public.
Burlington, JAMS, 1850 J. n. WHITAKER
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Burlington. fFysr

Burlington. Iowa, August 81, 1850
have made use Of s.Kriechtaum's Re- nedysses
several occasions. when diseased, snG IL has FrcT
ed to he of great service, and in cases esse
ing speedy cure. A. u. GREEN.
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Mill Machinery for Sale.

THE complete machinery for . sieam ss.lsr
l. Mill. consisting Of one large double - rs,,.
and engine, pairs I II French Burrs, =. ~
new smut mill. with iron gearing thr's.,rs .
Patent Packer, ETC.. etc--e.pIe !. D.
bills per iay-for sale NO . greet harrs~
vorabie terms. DARRAH Pus 80, Y.
81 Louis, Mo-, apr Isl. No. oma--- !.
DARNEs' NoTES.-Just received sna ~, ,.srs
ID apr 10 ABRAHAMS bo
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Mr. kriechhaum-Sir: know your 1nterrsint
External Remedy tn he one or the best articles u
the kind in at the present time.
Burlington, June, 1850 G.. McKEyyTr
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NOtiCe..Illlnlber.

TINE undersigned would inform the Public that
L they have made arrangements with Mills in the
Pinery, for large quantity of Lumber in addition
to our stock on hand. and are determined to keep
arstrate Lumber Yard, ifenergy, perseverance and
means will do 1t. Our Lumber Yard is between
Jefferson and Washington street, near Boundary
street, where one ofthe Firm will always he found
during business hours. w d CHAMBERLAIN Co.
Burlington, June 20,'5o
WOOL 30 900 LBS
1 tLEAN washed wool wanted, embracing all
Qualities, for which the highest market price
viii be paid in cash by WE COOLBAUGH 4 co
CIRCULAR SAWS.
a FULL supply of all sizes, Of Boston Circular
~ saws, constantly on hand for sale at the Man
"'ac'ory prices by tapr IS, 'bo) JNO FOOTE
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Mr. Kriechhaum-Sif: II IL with much pleasure,
that am enabled TO certify 10 the entire safetss.
with which have used your Internal and Esssrrsf
Remedy In the case Of my son three pears ola. Ne
has been afflicted with a diarrhea for nsarIT too
years, and been severaifimes reduced SO 10. asia
be unable to walk, or even TO sit M. ] Aave sn-
ployed several ply sicians. and think have spent
sum OF not less than hundred dollars. for Cd
vice and medicine during that time hsye used
about one-half bottle OF our Remedy in two wests
ana IL has been two weeks since he took any, sfl
he rs now,to all appearance perfectly well.
Burlington, Jan. :. 1850 Epw.Rn ycy
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TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA.

MCC " u M ks II Z A Il +
FINHE subscriber, as the authorized agent of c. H.
l. Mccormick for the sale of his justly celebrated
Patent virginia Reaper is now in the southern por
ton of Iowa, and will visit the counties Of Lee,
Desmoines, Henry, Jefferson, Wapello, Van Buren,,
Davis, &C. With the late valuable improvements,
this is unquestionably the best, if not the only
Reaping Machine in this section Of the county,
Mr.. Mccormick was the first to introduce success
fully the cutting Of grain by horse power. and from
his great experience wing sold in the West thou
sands) would be strange he had not the best Ma
chine now in use. Ihave with me testimonials ofthe
great value and extensive use Of this machine to
the Western Farmers in saving their crops.-
Throughout Illinois where great efforts have been
made 10 Introduce other machines, MCCORMICK, as
the writer fully believes, has sold and is selling
nifty to one. over any other machine. An extern
stve system OF infringement and imposition upon
the public has been practiced in the West by the
sale OF his Reapers altered somewhat mot to i'm
prove) but to evade his patent. Suits are COM
menced against the parties, and many are the over
lures for compromise offered by them, but reject
ed by Mr.. Mccormick upon the ground that right
stolen from him is not tit subject for compromise,
and can only he remedied by full restoration.-
Seymour Morgan, of Brockport. New York, who
served three years under Mr.. Mccormick, and
learned what they know of him, are the largest OPP
orators IN the line OF infringement upon his Patent.
They are enjoined. And have the papers with me
to show how the whole matter stands, with copies
of the Injunction which will leave at all the prom
inent points in the district named. When it is I'M
ueFs'ood that dil persons using Machlne iiiegaiy
made or solo, in violation Of the rights of the Pat
entee, are equally as liable the manufacturer,
seller, and can be sued and made to pay damages to
the Patentee, and can be prevented by Injunction
from using such machine, it will be perceived that
the system Of operations above alluded to, is not
only fraud upon the Patentee, but is gross fraud
upon those to whom ma chimes thus made sold.
Farmers wishing machines, by leaving their adj
dress at the post Office at the county seat of their
county, directed to me, will ensure a .a. Orders
can also be addressed to Chittcnden 4 McGavic,
Keokuk; J. l.. Montandon, Fort Madison; Fonte
Il Co., Burlington. To ensure a machine this har-
vest, would be well to forward orders early. The
Machines are warranted to perform well, or they
can be returned. J. l.. WILSON,
apr Is, '5l-2m of Chicago, I'll.