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The New York herald., 1851-10-11
Another Fatal Railroad Accident.
OUR sTRATFoRp CORRESPONDING


SrRsTroRp, Conn, Oct. O. 1851.
Last evening when the train for New Haven at twen
ty minutes before six passing through this village,
tive walking the railroad between the two
tracks Said othem "Lets step out of the way, and
let the pass" NO" said the other, 'ets run
80 they started and eight between the
tracks when Of them, probably intending to run
the right hand track stepped in front
of the locomotive which caught him up on the guard
above the catcher and in front Of the smoke pipe,
and carried him about hundred aud fifty rods when
the train stopped and he taken of in appa
rently feless condition He partially revived however
There external injury except bruise upon the
elbow He spoke but after the accident and at one
O'Clock this morning he expired. He accompanied
by an Engishman. who remained with him until he
died 1t appeared BY papers found in his possession
that he a Scot tchmsn, by the name Of william
srnsnit lie only twenty three years of age was
steward by occupation and arrived 10 this country last
August. He had recently been in the New York Hos
pitsl u.
The New York herald., 1851-10-11
CITY TRADE REPORT.

OctoDer lV, lool
ASHES stu lower, with sales of 100 bbls Pearls
SIS s71i, and pots at 81 S71s.
BrEswAx continued dull-60o lbs yellow brought 26c
ash.
BREAD srurrs-F7our varied Titles 900 bbls having
ound buyers at old prices including fancy Ohio, at 81
2I< 81 37a; fancy Genesee at 81 25 81 62t; extra
OHIO at 81 375i 81 FIX, aud extra Genesee at
81 rs SIS rs. Canadian remained scarce-l 500 bbs
sweet fetched 81 Southern ruled quite-900 bbls. u,
mixed to fair old and new, at So 81 81 25 and fancy
do at 81 60 So So Rye -four seemed dull at SO 25 and
jersey meal at So S7h Wheat inclined downwards-
eco bushels, ordinary Gsnesee, realized 90c;
Southern red 7sc and 100 Carolina inferior do Gle
Rye favored purchasers-l 900 bushels bringing but
IS &c Barley appeared cheaper there being 600 bushels
two wed obtained at 7Sc. Corn improved shade the
sales reaching 0eo bushels unsound Western, at 55c
sshc., ard fsir to prime mixed do, 81 he bshc
CoTToN.--The aivices per Asia entirely different
from the ancipsous of shippers and with increased
estimates generally for the coming crop from the South
prices have been very irregular to-day and the business
transacted exhibited further 10 the buyer
with Gales Of 200 bales.
CT
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MARKETS ELsEwUERE.

rprsnyfprut, October l0-Tiru Board-sSOO Read.
insgs. 90 glzi loo state Sc. loa 40 Do sok shares
hechanics Bsnk "a gCommercial Bank, h5is 2 Pennsyi
vanis R.ilrosd N3f 30 Long Leland 7 ~ Penns wants
Bsrk, NIX - Eea5iuE Railroad u 100 DO. ~ no DO
~ .fer saiss-lN9 shares Reading Railr0ad g. O
doye seA ~ Do, HH 81 DO, 2H fi0 90 2gN 100 do
~ $50 City Sc l0l second Boqrd-s Og Iel irh Sc
g9thsrs. Rssang Railroad 2c'G sPennsyivsn, ssrosd
H3s ~ lritfd states Bsnk Ia Amer saf $500 ehinh
kavigaton &C. int Oh 8 70 shares Grard Bant II3{ I5
ReseirF Railroad 276 l,O0 do g. a. % ong Island ,il-
road. X
BtLrIMont, October sSfoct Boars-szs Baltimore G. q
tsp lO21 12t d. s l0fhi u shares Fsrrnsrs and
ere Bsrs. 1A " Balttmcrt and Ohio ktiirosd. s5 A.
he roard his day kafyan So cl.sd % lB bid 2
Balumere 81, 30 b23 30, nEM tsked; baltimore aid
Chic Hailrofd shares ffA d aeked York and m
isnd. IN bad, ~ asked
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bssns cissson Taeisr M.reus Pierce
;shs c.Dsi.sa Co. 5s%nsss wilsnssn NS Aih:%.
teri: ReSSins snr. RshssdN Geo Eysps Kslis. south
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frs:csss Burns, DO; sohr: Liberty &ili,ps kshmsad:
's @ isi; s.sSs F. :ss:
sss ss A1 Win:
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,.. sALTM0RR Scs xssiiiSS Elliott. Ss.s
1Tt Hs: ;shs
s's. e Ga sr .sp sest sosSs Ss Sac: Ssif 3
spoo Ssrss Frances Partridge, Bsoushson and
m Finn,
sfyEKtY Oct 7Hrr ohrs Mora, cosrel. Phiisaslpai.;
s'h 'hhANGoRH oct iArp schr Juno Ridley Norfolk
9e % ' Nan b.s
d SSsrIen asne Singer Frsdsroi Ioais:
:s sissset s T. a
brig Tybss; ferruson. New York schr Eliza Susan tSr
BS1SihS brig brig Belle reg,: NYsFy
ELIZABETI CITY, prev to Oct 4-Arr s0hr VIM Bry.
SioRcETowS SC. prev to Oct a-An brig o.reliu..
rs;i ss s zss VT s..:s sHs;. y:
w. Ist brig z Kinds Perry. -,
das sS
vii isf pm PFis hs ss p in h. Road
stead bound icr Norlesns Nr WIN Fuller pilot. frena
day :ehr sssH sSoas 10 70 miles Of Cape H:sispsa
Since morning not vessel has passed in or out Wind e.
i. s ssss S # .:ss ss,: f., ss
Orleans and Ann. Tin for 81 John NB 70
Sioh. osy vessel a. hssSor. Wind NE. wsssssr
HiLIBRipoE Sept so-Arr .ohr. Ben Franklin. Brown,
PHI ;se5 Ans nxysr a r.rbs
Galveston Cid steamship Yschs. Thompson, Brsios san
% Ssosisy iSss s%s Albany @ se;.sss
MOI sa els swan fSeb fSis 3 cro1 A'''' '.'A'
Ssi ss Hssss
M & 0Ss Noaso ;sh rsnsS ys
w,ssss H and Ya, Harriet ss s'ss sH asss yss
Charleston.
PENSACOLA prov 70 SEPT 27Ar- hris Carrbbes. Crab
tree Cardinals Sid to z7th brig Jerome Fora NYork
via Cedar
PBILADELPHIA. Oct e-Asr bark Eliz sbssh j. Brooks,
Havana; br;gs Ormus Read NDedford; Random Crowel,
Boston; Julia Ann Comey, do; sohrs Jos Guest Rosth
Yorl; Express Adams do; Butler Tibbets Providenoe
Auetin Gibbs Boston Cid sohrs Brand wine Candy New
Ycr Cameo Smith. BOtton TherOp Horns Green Point;
Hechsber. Mesercau. Newark; Clarity Birdsa, New
Ycrh; A b Preston. Hulse H. yde Park
PROVIDENCE Oct S-Arr prop Petrol, Rogers. NYark;
schre Mofes Leonard, Pearce and Hnehley HAr-
vey. James River Below fore and aft schr SD schrs
Mary CrsIner smith; Sarah Elizabeth English; Sarah
CraIner fsktpberg and Silvia Higbee Hgaee. Philadel
rhia; Impe, Price do sloops John Parker Mason. AL
bsny; Thos Bull, Huli NYork.
PORTLAND Oct S-Arr bark c Hamilton, Means. Car
denas.
RICHgoNp 90. {. .cla ship Helene. Tc.chn.s. Bremen.
SAVANNAH, Oct s-Arr bsrks Georgi, Allen, NYorh;
Peter Demll Hoey. brigs Paige Linekip, Camden.
Me- Mary Jane Gates Thsmaston. Cid bark Chss William.
BiAsspd, Boston.
sAIEE os. s.Ar sshrs Nancy Hess.s phil;asipsia;
NYork cid schr Republic. Hodrton, Philadelphia.
SULLIVAN Oct 2Arr tekrs Olive Branch and Hy Clsy.
NYork via Boston Sid lgt. schr Clifford Ball, EYovk
The New York herald., 1851-10-11
Married.

On Thursdsy October 9, at the North Dutch Church,
BY the Rev Doctor De Witt Mr.. JAMES NJ TARBoss, to
Miss SUSAN NJ. REED
In Williamsburg, L. October Q, by the Rev James
b Hardenberg. Mr. GEORGE X. OTIs, to Miss ELLEN Il.
sTANLxy, youngest daughter of. G. Stanley, Esq
In Philadelphia on Wednesday October g. by the Rev
Howard Melcom, d D., Mr.. RoBERr 8. SrISroN, Of New
YORK city to Miss LOUISA eldest daughter of Rev DR.
Malcom, President Of the University at Lewisburg
AT the Syr sgogue Green street. by the bride father
EsTHER CAROLINE, eldest daughter Of the DR. Rap
hall to CHERRIE MoIsE LEVY, Esq, Of Charleston g. o.
and Long Branch, N. j.
Charleston papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1851-10-11

Lettsr B.ss per steamer Baltic for Lverpoo, VII close
k't@s Sss sS 81 s%Sls s CT @ X
.s S:: ss"sras ss e. f sessss " sss s %
vsnpah Saturday AZ quarter before o'clock Ai,o per
lands. on Monday isth Al quarter before osiooi Also
Ter steamer Ohio, for jamaica chagre & Monday 3h
The shove Letter Bsgs are also Ksnyonss wall stree.
herald Marine Correspondents.
Ar4zcd-Bris. com s,ow.r,, Bishop wm a Drew. Dra.
Sns rsrahsnon psyi. and A.pi.n xor;os ss,,eni Gen
Turpb Macon ana Nsihi Holmes Godfrsy Boston Ham.
r. s and f.,s,s Snsy G y,sss
Isy lSS' L.,Ssa eSs hs .sr ws.
roiss Rs Price chaResr' sanesi'si AM " leeds En-;
Ys sss%si KsSsssss ssyaoai a so fa.1ocn 5sss.a
cI..rss. snip william. Han Nor..ns brio. cl.r. Nor.
ra.s Bsrsaaoss os. s.rshrII cSlO,sa Bo,s'si .shr,
SssS,T nd ssfs;s ? JsSs,.a Sf:eld:s:s' Butler
,cs 10. s:. fos1 Nsr@s ssps,.s xS.@s ssw r.:
9 ss. ss gs. g..or p.sS. S.Ss yss
W. B,essyn k,sssson wi.%s B.rssn Psln. virsn,,
Saly. Jotss. SiorS,- '' '''''''
sur RrrrpIc Of Gus,cmsls vhieh left Belize Hon for
MI0,i sept pu, s',s ~ in s,r,s % having los. Sns Of he;
would s.il again in a few days.
Bs ss,,s BsS r@. va. sEsA.n ssB.. isss IS lon 8.
Lssuns for Liverpool
Min. .: ss.% s'r, r,SSr,;s ,Ass
ns, by sckr Teiesrsph.
Notice 60 Mariners.
Tusss n IL h ossr s.s. Ss's s,
ing G position Of these ssnss said be from oSservs-
tons made by Lieut. Com PAGE UsN during his lat.
sttpde and longitude there laid down said yery
ro.esus and re publication entirely ussg,horiIea By
slsnds shsn that laid down By Capt Beeehey, VIZ
bss 1lsss sIrs T lon lSs
whsismsu.
Sid from NBedford S,h, ship Parachute, Npacifo.
Arr Es,tapostt 7th. bris Annswan Phnney, NAtisa
s, S @ ST. S sgs ssS. 6upS,r t III SS ~
18th Beilese, Hye Prov!noetevn, 18Th. saml Cook
Iss is'i zen wi
CO. whitues wss'ror. ~ s 18th ssh,s Harriet Neal Pro
sen trsrer.d Sept ii. iiS spI isS' ersyhoSns Wing
ksPsSts Avg 4, Adsiins Gibbs. weeks. rn. IODsp
On wsstsIn Ground Ausa by letter from Capt M,oom-
s.tl m,rss,sr ss sB ,sn' home 2l'G Intended 10 be
An Am sAip showing white sisnal with black in
~ sstpt y. ~ .n ,ns s',r, ny, xp.as..s, No.,
Nlort for Canton sept B ts &e omitted BY the whaling
brig hbnsvsn, At Mattspoisettl
bsrt tllen MITCHELL IRON Newcastle for Boston, Sept 49,
Barb Martha Anna from Newport for Havana. Was
Brig kar. Anderson from Boston for 81 Domingo City
tnot Porto Rico Sept 70. lat q 20. len.
rorsagn ecrss.
BOLIVAR CRY, eert fBrr AngoetUra fNenez) Garvey,
HosoivIv gsis -sss corss iof sLondon, Prensis',
HRpsT. oes ssris s.rl. isslsss@, for ryors sa
Sept 81 brig Patriot Adrh, Csbsnsto iosd tor Bristol
Az do same date tsrh Louiss Lindsay for Phil,aephiA
.i,o 5sng tor Chsrieston q weeks sehr Alice n v-m,
frsr faysi vse fs Mary Eleanor Parker. from Bat
Rum Ksy sept T-Bris Juliet Hilton, fer NYorh ness
40 ios ut brig pesr soSinsos se load salt for Pro-
s,..I, ssps,-NO Am vessels In port
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TsIssrsphsc Repsrts.

NV URIFtNs Oct TO IN5Il
Tho hsiss news has been received The saiss of
cotton 10 Day have been 800 bales NJ c for mifdsa
TIE weeks fales we're 1900. and the receipts 5000
rhe ttai receipts Of the have b. os 600 against
1900 Last year Corn v IN stunda nee mixed sells at
The New York herald., 1851-10-11

Errwrpr, sept 1s-srr Verge Marie, ssykins NYork.
sa ls,h CIotiide Bernard, do asa Fanny schstty DO
BARCELONA, eep,e-hu Lydia, villa, New Oriesng 1tth,
Ife,eenee yeley a. ier sllorca Elisa Rose doi 18Th,
Cato se Orc, Fsfsrt, forfok
EsIstsr. Sept tz5- sld Rversdsie s.xueii, NYorh.
BFAtnAnra ttIt N-Arr Tor sldD Lady Louisa, Jones,
Bsuror- sept 72-Ar onvsrd, Chase, 81 John. NIB.
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sIIIPPIN0.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC
IN for Lverp e will please be board at tho foot Of
Canal street. this day Saturday October lth ~ o'clock
AN.
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MEDICAL.


NEW YORK. OCTOBER 3, lssl,-DR TALBOT WATTS
purchased botts Of Jour Ysrvoo. An.idct. and nss
sspsns II :. spss
on IL s ns rsdS m - sa %
S @ sissd sss c.s haze sS Ss ::
ssis s1 r.:1 y A TAia S l.ss sss .s, sl
a., ssS1s sns : Sy ~ s ss S
las, ninth received stroke Of tie which arOt
s,sos r sSr,s days e VS.. unable 70 vsa sas
,na S,ss nm 'rse rsse a9s 'rsng,h 'ass IN s.s a.y,
only ves relief ~. puts tis pstsst sSndi,ioa
have not h,s ths hsad,I from any cause whatever since
hs .smsns fas: for tie ssnsss o mn NY sy sI ssss
and ths q m.nin and you ar. al liberty 70 make
cIlSs. WEBB No az wsss fifssssnss street,
in days The unss D,,,on s se r arse
tiOns. can be seen At the Depot No io5 Nassau q.
nR GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE THOSE oBsrr-
nate rro.raees ,sured and patched cases ,hss
escape from the hands Of ignorant medical pre.eas Dr.
Cd an once prsess Tor the s.t tsssyaSs yssr in tSis
city III. pr'etie: sEperisne. and profsssion. sea.rs
No. IL Ann street, near Broadway.
DR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRr.
80 ysss drsss,se &c 3nlss hours 20 solyst A. ~.
wsh street Tron n. unsommsn medical ssv.nsasss sso
,. @ sn'yss hS h. h .sSs s,ss
dyisg tho.e followed By ors v,ry extensive
on, hstaOn promise The severe and eompIi-
Gated cases. ts secondary distass Sc Sc SC
t,n safe snd rteical cures than he obanea from
other source in America Those who apply in the earer
st.ees Of diseases will he rrsti6d BY rapdity
OF the Which s often effected In few
psrate NanF rooms are provided Fer treatment LOB
ter address boz e6e Post Office.
nR. l.. NoRTAHoRE WOULD SAT- TO TuosE WIG
havs contracted disesse "Curx ut voleas," that Ia
NJ profession, and hsvs treated suecsuy thousssds a
pstents Those who wish oonsult oompaiA
can DO 80 tftee OF chsrEe) from A. NJ Huntape
o ssS y;s s % o. ss s
you. and that their Kind of medicine al 10 sssss-
for disease in s It's fer Persons whose hesth bsl
'''n ''n'' ;, sHSii .i Tsn$ b. 10 g william sf
DR. WARD, BEING ALI DEVOTED TO DIsHAsHs
unfortunte You will be cured hy him half the us,.s
time. Be not detsrred but apply early Patents
bat the doctor hmse who attends A 50 Csnh street
nsr Broadway. No mercury used No fee t'li cured
nR. COOPER, "a DUANE srRrrr. rAs. roR rus
lsst nineteen years deyotsd his praetiee 70 We srost
aggravated diseases an mild says
~ B-Strsngerr DO nos be deceived by vha
rersonstes my have not let Duane rf
diploma IN ocs With tho frst names In msdiains sa3
no charge
nR WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, rs CoHFJDEr.
~ TALLY oonsulted diseases Thirty rssrsss
shkbes him 20 without trvury esred IL
IRON three 70 Eve eats. ~ kDont be deceived W ths
professions of qusck In Rosevtit street. viii sss
srsspson tbs only qs.iaea London surssos ssls civ
MO FEx TILL crRID -DR coRBIrT or 10 DUANE
street maJ consulted conhdestsl;t tbs treat
years Dr. c. h enabled 70 psrnsnsnt euree vita
mercury. Dr. G. Specific box or k1te dollar has
never failed IN sneotins cure.
The New York herald., 1851-10-11

HAvRr-ehip Notwithstanding De Won Cockslbeghe,
lady, 2cbidrcn and servant Miss Roberta Mrs Marsh.
Miss Marie, Bsrnweii, Osborn lie Torssta, Gui-
cLard, lady ar q 2 children.
The New York herald., 1851-10-11
Newspapers Published In the state or In
diana.

ABSTRACT CT THE L. s. CENSUS FOR 1850.
All the papers named published week, unless
otherwise at
The New York herald., 1851-10-11
nR. GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE THOSE oBsrr-

Dh CLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE THOSE oBgTf-
~ nate rrotracet half cured and patched that
have tafed the sk the unesperienesd and sue a.
from the hands Of ignorant medical preteaders
O. has received REGULAR medical educaon has attend
Cd TO an Office rraces for the last tsen.yaye In ths
city His prsctica experiences and professions. sc1ure
ments enable him 70 give Of Speedy 0oe,
No. IL Ann street, near broadway.
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Foreign Malls.

Letter Bsss per steamer Baltic for Lverpoo, viii close
=. the rsgs hour Aiso per steamer Empire Cy ier rs
steamers Boutberner for Charleston and Florida for Ss
ysnpah Saturday AZ quarter before O'clock Aiso per
stesmer for 81 Thomas and all the West udis Is
lands Monday 18th st quarter before o'clock. Also
Ter Ohio yamaiea Chagres kc Monday
a. = o'clock.
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ma RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL Par
nR L. hoRrAnnRR MnrI.n ar TO THOSE WIG

DR. WARD, BEING ALL DEVOTED TO DIssAsns
~ and their trettment warrants the speediest VIE
unfortunte rou viii be cured hy him IN half the us..s
time. Be not detsrred but apply onry. Patients seo
OF Broadway. No mercury used No fee tif CURED.
The New York herald., 1851-10-11

The Br brig Indus Capt Hewson hence the 7th inst With
assertd estgo bovpd suS Csye took IRE The sth
ttl2h when shout ~ miles of the Hishlsnds The
tain crey and sgperesrso took 70 the boat and pulled ;?
echr Mary of rovidence. when they put board
he tot Thos Smith and transferred from her 10 the
Doctor Yates who brought them 20 the city last
evening They saved nothing but What they had on.
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I'm ar lRIEN T@WNDEY.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,

TIME rrapsieaors Of the above sstablishmen
81 eosId call the attention Of Millwrishts ant
i1nl-eWpsss, with others that may want ma
cAineev 10 the fact that they are rsady to eontTac
IA IL various kinds Of work to 30 manufactures
& thelr establishmsnt, viz:
Mil Gearing for -four and Saw Mills noiss'
M ana lighter screws; Reaction Wster Wheel:
sfai6arent kinds. Horse powers, 1hreshsrs and
|Separaton. Tanning Mill, Corn Shelter, plow
and Cultivator Castings. Wagon hubs, Arm.
ma boxes. Crates for windows, pavements and
narlor,. Fronts for Store and Ware houses, col.
amns plain or autsd sqnsre or round. Boat and
Mill Engines, large or small, horizontal OF up.
risht, ,lsde or lever cutoff. Blacksmithing ana
6nishine and in fact every thing ordered IN our
line. Of Iron, Brass, Composition or Rabbit metal
Our patterns will be al new and Mitlwrigh's
ordering machinery can have il made in the latest
and best style.
We do not intend to be surpassed bv any essaD-
lishment for neatness Of proper ion or strength
and durability. Care and experience will De ex-
ercised in selecting. mixing and smelling Of met.
sls 10 make il satisfactory to the purchaser ana
creditable 10 the manufacturer.
LIE CLAIRE, DAVENPORT 4 CO.
Davenport, March 9Th, 1851. 2s.ly
NIB. We have good second hand lever In.
CINE for sale 1t bargain. large enough % proper
4 small boat or run OF burrs. l., u. q Gu.
n.The Dubuque Tribune, Iowa City Repor-
Ter and 81. Paul Pioneer will copy 10 the amount
81 g and send billsep this office; send paper con-
aiming advertisement to advertisers.
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III w @0ODs
GREAT BARGAINS

WE have JUS, received direct from New York
" choice assortment Of Ladies Dress and Fancy
Articles, such as Delaines, Black Gros de Rhine
ill, p Mantillas, Changesbie dress Silk, Biack
Blue, Pink, and White Bonnet Satins, Ladies and
Misses Ronnets; New Style Of Lining fo' d.. do
Bonnet Rbbands and Tabs do. do. do. Dress
and Mantila Trimmings, Lsdies Dress Buttons
lin great varetv Parasols prices, Belts, Slides
sir and Linen Floss, Worked Collars, blonde
Edsing's, Tarlfon's Steel Beads, Bag and Purse
Clasps, Worsted Patterns, Shell and Tuck Combs,
Florence Silks, faii coiorsl Linen and Lisie Edg-
ing's-together with variety Of other articles,
al OF which will be closed out Al pleasing prices.
McMANrS & SHEPHERD.
Davenport, April 10th, 1851.
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MASTERY INACTIVITY. conception
ofthe idea expressed BY The term Master.
ly Inactivity has been ascribed 10 success.
sion TO Calhoun, Jefferson, Burke, Ran.
dolph, Canning. Chatham, and Shakes
pears For the first recorded expression
Of iden alluded 70, allow me TO refer yo,.
70 The Book Of Isaiah, 3Olh chapter, and
fo Tue Egyptian shall help in vain
20 no purpose: therefore have cried con.
corning this, their strength is 10 sit sill
The same idea may be found expressed
IN the 18th verse Of the same chapter:
sin qnieiness, and conflcnce, Shall i,
your strength
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CERTIFICATE OF A DIR rGGlsT.

Tihn, hio, MAY %, $40.
To DR. II, b Myer,- Dear SIR: The succe-s
OF your preparation OF Sarsapariils, Wild Cherry
and Dandelion, in our sighDottood, Is astonisii-
ing have never met With an article hat ha'
made so decided and permanent an impression.
II IS absoln,rly impossible 10 recommend Il ia TOO
strong terms ltinlhls every promise, and Is, by
all odds, the very best article I have had ia m,
store Our first citizens axe il, and in dozens d
eases IL has performed most remarkable cnres,
and IN many Cases OF lis. one IN my own { mly
II has produced he best effects. In gravel oi
wears standing IN levers, disorders of the kidneys,
affections Of the lungs, &c, ! can recommend
from my own nbser alton with safety, and rec
ommend no other. Our sales are as rapid as you
can wish. am now entirely out, with calls con-
stanily for more. Our best ply sicians have rec
commended il, and from every appearance, il bids
fair 10 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 OF this, and ohlge,
our obelien, servant
F. II. LOVER, Druggist
Nav 9th. 1851. 35-6m
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.
HIST RECEIVED

At WELI.ES Cheap Store one OF the hnes
| ~ Stocks Of
lSPRlNG AND SUMMER GOODT
ever offe ed before in this Market. his o.oef
consists Of the most Fashionable styles u [i''s
pi";n and plaid Ginahams; Lawn Ginghams
lawns. De LANES, Fancy Alpaccas, Plain anf
Plaid Muslin, Jsckonstts, Tarltons, barege's
lDre.s SIN Of every variety, Italian, Madras ane
|Cinuham Crayats, Silk, Linen and Camofit
n, paL erchiefs. Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons
Rrosd 1 Io,hs. Plain and Fancy Cassimers, Jeans
Corded Plaids, Shawls Of all descriptions.
Ready Made Clothing
in great varieties.
HATS.
Mole Skin, Jenny Lind Silk, Fur. Wool,
Kossuth, Rough and Ready, California,
Cong, ess, Leghorn, Pearl Straw, Pedole,
Panama and Palm Leaf Hats.
HARDWARE.
Knives and Forks, Pocket do,
Novelty Locks, Plate and Rim Lift Locks,
Butte, Screws, Bed Screws, Tachs,
Auesrs and Anger Bits, Braces,
Hammers, Lath and Single Hatchets,
Trace and Log Chains, ,,.
Brainard and others make Of Coffee Mails,
Spoons Table and Tea.
QuecnSware,
a good assortment
GROCERIES,
Crushed Loaf and New Orleans Sugar,S IL.
N q. Molasses.
Imperial, Young Hyson, and Black Teas,
Chocolate, Rice, Cinnamon, Cloves,
Nu,megs, Ginger, Salmratus, l.. Is. IA Y. a
salts.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Mems CALI, Goat, and Kip Boots;
Boys and Youth do.
Ladies Enameled Morocco and French
Kid Slippers, Ladies Caters Of all Coiors.
Misses Caters and Polkas Children Shoes IN
great varieties; Ladies Jenny Lind and Exceis'-
81 flalf Caters.
Mustard and thousand and one articles too
to mention, always to be found at
G. G.. WELLES.
Successor of CHRIsTIE3 WELLEs.
MY 18th, 1851.
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CABINET FURNITURE,

- MANUFACTURER and forsa'e
by the undersigned IN tne ohoE
No. 8, opposite the ne" fos' OF
fee building, formerly occupied o. John foPe
An assortment now on hand, and new io' OF
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture.
nTCOFFINS made TO order at any 'lme ano
sire it.
Come and see and bring your money along,
WM. BuRRis.
Davenport, Arrl 25th, 1880. SLY.
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NEW STORE,
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
rur ErNA Nuts

OPPOSITE THE xEiNA Mills
THE subscriber has received IN aaoiao" ~
j his stock OF Goods, lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Such as Goats, Pants, Vests, shirts, drawers Ae
Also broad Cloths, Cassimers, saline'Is' tweeus'
leans and linseys, faanels, Alpaccas, Caledonia,
Abysinia, wooden and wors,ed goods prints ..na
Merrimac Calicoes, assorted styles ana hgaies'
brown and beached Getting and shlrtihg' 1l''s
bnrph cotton warp, carpet cham, batting, waa-
ding and wicking, buffalo robes, sole, KIP cal
and upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet .ron' s'po,
plough lays, nails and large cast kettles, wooden
buckets, tubs, churns, bowls &c. .na
GROCERIES OF all sinds, L. B., q. a. ana
T. I sail. window glass, crockery aud glassware,
hair and leather covered travelling trunks a good
assortment OF ladies and genllemen's. gum over
shoes, shoes and boots OF all Kinds, hafuWars'
~ .nd live ueese feathers, which will be sold
cheap for Cash. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, March goth, 1851