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the that the compensation Of soldiers somewhat
lower and they have opportunity ofobtanng
entering into other pursuits and acquire competency which
they leave to their widows and Children in the event OF
their DEATH The bill which introduce prospective except
the last secon which provides for class every one OF
which, suppose, has heretofore been covered by special
act provides for the Of widows and orphans Of SOL
de As far back the 7h May, ls46 at the declaration
of against Mexico, it will be remembered that had
special law covering these and there have been special
for not coming exactly under the law, until sup
poe there very few none, not covered by that
section which have not been covered by special law 1t
be any objection in the mind Of any one, am quite willing
that should be stricken out The Of the bill is pospec
tive SO five years pension to the widow and
minor children Of soldier who died in the do not
necessary into any detail prove to the SEN
ate that the compensation give to the officers and soldiers
enable them make any provision for their widows
and children If they die in the service .s#
Il was well said by the Duke Of Wellington that every
military service be put upon one OF two bases either
upon small pay with certain provision for the future, or pay
sufficiently large to enable the individual TO provide for the
future wants Of his family. We have adopted the former
Our nav is very small below that Of any other situation In
the country It is well known that an officer IN the army
can throw up bis commission at any lme and receive
greater compensation for his services in other employ ment
The same is true with regard The private soldier who has
served the country faithfully in many districts Oh ne Oned
States seven and eight dollars month, while he COM
aborer receives from eighteen to twenty All these con-
sdeations do not intend to change the great scale
rate Of compensation sufficient to justify the passage
such bill as this
Mr.. HUNTER. As understand the case, so Tar as ihe
naval officers concerned their widows and orphans are
paid out oil fund they themselves raised. II true mat
fund was dsspasd by improvdent act Of legislation the
Of which not perceived at the time and
that having been done through the ndcreton Of Congress-
the Governments thought proper to mske up to naval off,
GERS Such understand to be the case This bill Il, there
fore dong somsthng more han putting army officers on the
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irregular, and the question laying the memorial
the table.
Mr.. BALDWIN. wish my name to be called.
The honorable Senator's called, and he voted
"no."
Mr.. GWlN. I desire my name to be called.
The honorable Senator'S called, and he voted
styea" ".
Mr.. FOOTE. Does the Chair decide that my motion to
compel the honorable Senator from Florida to vote is out Of
order
when The Senator made the motion it was to, late to make
such motion. .s. ...
Mr. FooTE. I made it Immediately after the vote
,taken
The PRESIDENT. If the Senator wishes to ovenule
the decision OF the Chair, he can take appeal.
Mr.. FOOIE. simply wish state that attach very
little Importance to this matter and should not have urged
II but for the reasons which have before stated. The
Chair and the Senate will perceive that my motion made
at the only mument when could by possibility have been
made as sort OF con'umacy be sanctioned by the Senate
have nothing 10 but will not be the chief prosecutor
in such matter.
The PRESIDENT The Chair decides that. ovno 10
the complication of questions all running 10 different points
hough the rule would justify IT, after the yeas and
have been gone through is too late call upon Sem
ator to vote.
Mr.. UPHAM desire to have my name called
The honorable Senator'S was called, and he voted
"nay."
The PRESIDENT. As the Senator from Mississippi
does no. understand the Chair, will explain what
said moment ago. 1t too late, after the yeas and
have been gone through for any Senator ask to be excused
from voting but is not too late to require Senator to vote
because aquoum might notbe present. and Senator refusing
to vote might defeat Legislation. @..#
Mr.. BUTLER. But there was a quorum.
The PRESIDENT. When d member is called he is
bound to vote When his name called he may rise in his
place and ash to be excused, but 10 late to make such
request after the yeas and nays have been gone through Ito
the sxcRErARr) Call the Senator from Flords.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
1loctitnl.
NY MOTHERS BIBLE

Thu, haok is At that, 1T me nov,
Te,rs Will nhIIde4 sfar:-
W N lslteriar IN and ihfolh,us buW,
pre,s a. 10 my h"a I.
For Many r'refa iin7s pat,
to- Is our family fn.=:
My "a, th,r'> hands ui4 Belecl sacd -
Shs. diving, gsst B. IN.
Al well 30 REMEMBER ih So
" hoSs usines these fasort, reaE
Nh rpnad the hasrtts'aan used c'f-'
Ares tie rvsnlsg praYef.
Al >po4k f via Ih-se pa1". stid.
llinn NV heart wunld buH
Though h : are "'h lbs - "ol dead,
Here arc they living SUI
NV Giherrtal tbs holy hlk
To hrdhrrs. sisters deaf
How cal u " : IN, poor mo'h.r's *,
Nhi learu'i cd =. " "a &, h,at
Her ang,l lacs--l sc lt,ei'
Nh,i thr n ing mcmntles clme-
A. 'b,t Inle gfpun Is met
Nnhin the walls fhumG
Tn n traesl friend man ovsf knew.
Thy canst,u they "" ii Il,
Whors al w"rr lis, found rhce ruc,
My cmn,rinf anI galds.
lii ninr. ui "a ia M tfeasaG' giye
Thlt could tbs vol rme buy;
In tptchrg M lha way IA I've
II Taught me INV 10 lie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
hGRICULT AL,

W. cnp ihs.f l.,,Iaa a,ti 4. 90 tls E-oaauy o.
Manure ran a wy ,su.fl. I1pi-b. .ip.f i ID,
Ga.dsa,,'. Chr.ai.l, $" J. WI br laHa e. ruiafu IL
rr.,i la3l Of nae .ift.h aal al. btsr l,rfoI II
p,rtirnIafy b ,7i,.e sfpt ns .Hi A nry n=laaurd
,crert 6sal chime,as anI a U.S. t. eaarI rt lie the
~ # mamie a9l -. ms IRE llr val r f,. y,fy fardl
not ever, iIfin. wealth thai o.. - own manure,
hcsped M IN h.. s,o dun. ysfi IufH# b. raal#nI.h
i,trfr>f by Il that mud rs tIa aud have ara interest
IN las.i.1 and .p Is lii ,,l..rt Il tler .In,lnt
prn,ai-
On Ncinrs15r ] tlt Il n L. ip,l un fIl4 sui Pee de-
Ilyef,d IN me Ira,s, HI f., u Aalas5a lI, fIe.n-
lsl # the Iii Hand Ns,f, Uss,iI Il A.. aaer,r,d
l., me f,st b4..,ut all d. .e az, ,tp,,.,n. ,4a r.u
rfty nj iI,,, -, nt,f,i m ,.,- ,. lIrl 81 am
o,,.t t.fJ, j,a.u + IA, ia fle mutual - n ,Y.
nf ,c,ers and n4,,tr TrIfadif IN bs r.. tam a, #
,b, t,t,o E, th,t md dt tb.e.,b s,,, ,l the fact.
~, may he d, refn.d IN thu tsr,try. lhpfc are
man, s, st,,ns vi cI if,uob spsc.s div ,4r. can,
be- ,.t,It.h,iopI, as l,t. Lv rN,r,r,ps I'm ia, field
,,,f,, n tb .,o,y ,,.t,,,, A.. ,,,. md accuracy
nuld ,I-o Int neither ii Tho, meth a., al ,p,r3ut
viii IA lhenslv,s suffice. thcv must oo hand IN hand
# u,t results ste Ia M Il ,a,ur S,n,+,t, IA +. q ,tc, =
are thar The, lead II, ,,ee clti ms hI,b .,ncc
a. III .,,,, Il, ,,.., i -, +,.. ,l,. ,l = -, mn,
,Il,u M, tns, ,,, ,,a,,,. IN, ,4,., N s,,,I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
SiMI. kblt.,
JOHN GRAY
W NJ GRAY


4 accordance with the above announcement, state
] that prepared 10 execute all business, with
which may be favored, with fidelity, accuracy ard dis
patch The senior partner from his long experience IN the
business has been made of the responsibilities lnse
parable from IT. nn he the public that both he and
his partner will use every effort 10 merit lis ldNofs.
LA short tine particular advertisements will appeaf
meantm solicit and shall thankfully receive, the pat
rnnagr 1i all responsible dealers.
W. hope maIea orr purchases fr cash, and to ell on
sueh tetu> a. such ADJ antages alone will secure.
December -, 1850. ADIE y CIR ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
All Creation EOOl. Here!
NI 8" I'D SrflNuIp sToHk or
Dry Goods and Ready Made Clothing
tI who'll. SALE t>p HtHFAI.
u i.E.NEERINgsIR & l,AEEk fHRgEs

ID I.~Ift j. - lnlltm Then irilds aud the public
IL eI,tlIf that tn, 81, 5a receiving splendid staek
ot t7als suit lii m tho Fall and v inter seasons,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
Ch0scrUc. l.. l. July In, 1880

| have used the article OF Planctts Bittcrs, and
have derived benefit them have been subject
fo past TO the Ferer and .igc but the intro
ducon OF your Bitcrs have entirely escaped usual
attacks, and with confidence recommend them oneo
the best Tones in
RespcctG@y yours,
&. n 81 NDiNG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
FALL. AND WINTER FASHION FOR 1850
JAMES =. GDTy ARDS,

FASH 10 \ \ b lie TAILO
.iJ7r d'oLy 15orc Hseo' : G"abin aud opposite Sand
q. TifpHuui's, ,1Iaoi Street Lguchbug, In.
AEfol Ia Uniform hi, old and TONERS, that he laf
w received the Fall and Winter Fashions and has m
his employment first Worlncn get up his work.
'gde rcdsng mmseI 10 spare nothing 10 please all Vic
may favor linn with then patr mage. In returning his many
thinhs, he hopes continuation Il the liberal parona - lm
his old andnc" friends and the public generally.
S,pt l2-wts ! EDWARDS
y lRGININ, To W.T. -Nt rules holden in the Clerk,
ul go. nt fhc tnep Court 81 the Corporation oil Lynch
bure.au Monday, the 9Th Of January. ISL.
William Daniel il, and oin ILL, late partners pr
Iruq law under the and firm Daniel and W i'll, VIC
sue nr She benefit of " lllmm Daniel, Jr., plaintiffs,
against
William NJ. Davis Christopher l.. Davis, aud IIenry
bennington adm'r III b7ais NON with the Will annexed 81
W lillian Davis, decd, Defendants.
II CIANcERY
The oh"cl o this suit is TO subject the interest Of the dc
ndant christopher J.. Davis IN the estate OF william Ia
Wis de- Any other ELECTS OF his IN the hands lcif
iW1mGton, the homc defendant, sufficient 10 satisfy ne
plaintiffs demand alleged to be hundred dollars with
interest ctc# from 18th October 1913, due hy bond cNe.
eeed Iy the Defendant Wm NJ Davis and Christopher l.
laws 10 the plaintiffs it appearing by satisfactory t
dcnre that the defendant Christopher L. Davis, is not rel
dent OF tins Satcit ordered that the sad defendant do a
pear here within month alter due publication heco ara
do WHAT l'ucrcsar 10 protect his intcrestand that COW
at th otde be rubll.hcd week Tor four successive
weeks in the yurhhure Nugnan, and posted At the nom
at II t" Courthouse in said corporation, the lstdas
o' next cairorl'ion Count.
y = D., T. y. a copy cs'c,
feb l0--NsiN d RIDDLES. Il X
Ga FOR nENF-N vofy d,-ita6lc &c. idcncc on -
t.ai c'odsnoc opposite Ma Ialilicrio. Possession
Antl gNenlmn, lrtttlv
Us &. I.#iIEiC1lLE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
/ FEMALES

WGa. in this delicate and palabe preparation, comb
ua'lan n Tonic, Htcracc and Ipercnt qualities, Pccu-
harl, adapted 10 their systems.
Thcspc.lr action that tins article has ia, fircr and
B4arc Organs. renders it complete .ltidotc for FcrcJ
aiai. lyuc and BH,OHS and Igpi,iS Fcro1S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24

nEAlFBS ~ CLOCKS. WATCHES ANp JEW u
- RN. Silver aud rht,d Ware, Military and Fam
Goods, los Nam Sttee, Richmond, Va.
finn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
Malcaial. for coach anh WAGON Makcrs


Ehflv Sftnes, ANIes, Wagon Io>e- hroad and narliv
Caarh Lac, iae~os, Lamps Lining. Patent and lndr
Ruhhc tlah. Broad Cloth, Bps- and plated Bands, Naa
IL lma.o the VARIOUS l,lnd, used carnage making
bah lilmr~ aud l.cathtt, e
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
TME BACH ELOR.

A Bachelor SAT by his blazing gate,
And he fell into suooze,
And hs dream1d ihat o'er lls wrinkFd pate
Uad been thsowo the nuptial noose.
And rosy boy cane 10 his aide
Aud Sounded oa his knee,
And back from HE beaming face he shook
Fair carIs ia childish glee.
Thea clear ouirang his merry voice,
He shouted loud. "Papu!
don't Ioye any bDds else
Bui you and dear Mammu!''
Oh! the fniI,er's heart o'errnn with JOY,
The heart so long by love unIit,
And from. lis unseen depths poured out
Affection infinite.
Outst,etchnG arms with strength unshOrn
He hugged- the old Tom cat!
Which, as twas wont, when master slept
lie leaped upon his lap!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
no MY SISTER.

Sister thou wast mild and lovely,
Gentle ms the summer breeze,
Pleasant nc the air Of evening,
When it floats among the trees.
Tencefulbc thy silent slumber-
Peaceful in thy grave SO low
Thou no more wilt join our number,
Thou no more our songs shalt know
Dearest sister, thou hast left us;
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But Ills God that hath bereft us;
lie cun all our sorrows heal.
Vet asAin we hope to meet thee,
When tiIe day Of life has fled,
Then in ienvea with JOY to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Sister, thou wnst mild and lovely.
WalkiAg in the wayG OF trdth
Nov thy epiris shines in glory,
Crowned wish everlasting youth.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

p 'NTo drag her miner Dy lilt llhlr,
Nor age nor honor shall shape privilege,
r or this proud mock, III be thy snughtermnn.
Sly frantic wretch that help'st to make me great"
Shakespeare.
Revenge, wh"n opportunity permits the
full indulgence of ils energies, in man be-
comes a Ierociiy, in woman mnlignity'.--
The lormer courage may overcome patience
support, or sui mission subduo death can
only relieve MS from the virulence OF the lat.
ter. Relieve us, did say? No, the breath
of that baneful passion settles like n black
nist up0n the grave Of the victim, and blasts
the few aoweIs hat may attempt to flourish
around il. That person is brave who can
conscienliously say, he fears the resentment
Of no man--but he is foo! who dares that oil
woman.
Beauty, thou art dangerous bnt bright
mantle there is fire, too, in the bright
ness; for sometimes, like III, shirt of Dejan-
ira, thou MT fatal To the wearer Sometimes
like . fl wer that is withrred up by the sun,
destructive to the gazer! OF this quality
80 important for good or evil, Ann Wilkins
had more than mo;,ul's share. She was
the daughter Of'low, almost vagabond parenls
-Af her father she knew but litIe-he disap'
peaFed when she attained her tenth year
over whelmed, no doubt in some of those sul
lies 0f wretchedness that perforate the hear
az this metropols - he was heard Of no more
Her mothers practical political economist
she, in the neighborhood Of fPaddngion, vel
i6ed one Of The principal dogmas the iurn
ing lniothe utmost profit their res;dum, M
caput m0rtnum Of the raw materal-.she gnin
ed her livelihood by sitting cinders--a dirty
hut certainly an honorable employ --und
thanks to the carelessness Of our metropoIi
tian meniaIs, not altogether Improbable, n
many silver spoon and fork rewarded Mrs
Wilkins nquisitorial researches. Till An
was fourteen she shook her elbows On lh
dusty field, ia unison with her mother, anC
looking al them, | assure the reader, she dic
/, with infinitely more grace than ever wa
possessed by the Marquis of H., -,,houg
the worries tell from under his aristocraiI
manuel vibrations, and ashes from hers
Yes, she vas a beauty--tall, round On
glowing, with eyes that could madden, an
lips that could smile away sadness. A
fourteen her companions began to treat he
as women; she no longer sifted, shVeles
oF stnckingless- gave herself ars, an
begged people 10 behave genieelly--had
small dress, clean white stockings, and pref
y snndaled shoes, for Sundays; ,ha, wus
/, fuoi; never mind; why should we speak {
her loot, when 30 many, even then, wer
thinking Of her hand.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
TIE PRESS.

A million tongues are thine, and they are heard
Speaki ,g Of hope to the nations, in the prime
or freedoms day. TO hasten on the time
When the wide world OF spirits shall be stirred
With higher aims han now when man shall call
Each man his brother--each shall :ell TO each
Ills '1le Of love--and pure and holy speech
Be music for the souls high festival!
Thy gentle notes are heard, like choral waves,
Reaching the mountain, plain. and quio, vale
Thy thunder tones are like the sweeping gale,
Bidding the tribes Of men no more be slaves.
And earths rcmotcs island hears t"e sound
That floats on ether wings the world around.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

sit is not in a splendid government, sup.
ported by powerful monopolles and arislotra,-.
Ical establishment, that The people will fhd
their happnoss OF liberty protected; but IN !
plain system void Of all pomp- protecting ali
aud granting favor to non e--iispensng is
blessing, like The dew Of heaven, unseen shd
unfcl save in the freshness and beauty they
contribute TO produce. jackson,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

INCREASE OF METHoDIsM. .-. In i640 the
annual conferences now embraced 10 tho
bounds Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
contained 500, ,e69 memb srs. Ia l840 there
are reported 6S8, ,565 --bt ing an iacrease of
81, 7,696, or about III por cent.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
rERMs or srnscR1pTIoN.

or One dollar md City cents II paid during
.ae year, or two dollats and half alter the year
expires. This rule will be strictly adhered 10.
Any person procuring five responsible Subscn-
bers to the Sentinel. will bt entitled 10 copy iol
th same length Of time. free.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
A young lady, whose name was Maydea

A young lady, whose name was Mayden
having married gentleman called Mudd
gave rise 10 the following:
Lots wife, 'is said, in days Of old,
For one rebelious halt,
Was turned, as we are plainly told,
Into lump Of salt.
The same propensity of change
Still runs in woman's blood;
For here we sec a case as strange
A Mayden turned 10 Mudd.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

How TO PLEASE YouR PRIRNDs.- Go 10
CalIfornia--stay there twenty yeas-work,i 4
nsrd-get money--save it--coms home.
bring with you load Of wealth, and diseas~
ed lungs -visi. your friends make silI---
provide for them all--then die what pru-
dent, generous, kind hearted soul you win
hal t+f@ sNfs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

IRAN ADvRRTTsEMENT.- Missing, frcm
Killarney, Lane 0'Foggsfty, she had IN her
arms two babies and Guernsey COW, I'll
black, with red hair, and tortoise shell combs
behipp her ears, and large black spots ali
down her back, which sqnin,s awfully.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
Good Rules and Good Management.


| One of the best farmers in the State Of
New York has the following rules and regus
laiions agreed to and signed by every man
he hires:
II is expected that all persons employed
on the fam Of - -, will carefuIl ly
attend to the following rules:
Regularity in hours.
Punc,ualiiy in cleaning and putting away
implements.
Humanity TO animals.
Nea,ness and cleanliness in personal ap>
pearanco.
Decency and good department in conver-
satiun.
Implicit obedience to the proprietor and
foreman.
Ambition to learn and excel in farming.
No liquor or strong drink of any kind to
be allowed.
MAxIMs OF ORDER AND NEATNEss.
]. Perform every operation ia good season.
2. Perform every operation in The best
manner
3. Complete every part of an operation as
you proceed.
4. Finish one job before you begin an
other.
5. Secure your work and tools in an ORDER
ly manner.
6. Clean every too! when you leave of
work,
7. Return every tool and implement to its
right place at night.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

A FLowER FOR TnR IIsARr. "A wits, fun
ofttulh. innocence md lore, il the prsitisst
flower man can wearDexs 10 die hcaFt.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

Among the curiosilies lately added 10 The
Museum, is a Musquitoe's bladder, contain.
ing the souls oi 80 misers and the fortune Of
81 prnters--nearly half full.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

a notice prohlhiory of smoking u iisplsya
ed in The Crystal Palacs, .. London, ID no
loss than six ditiepns langaaaes.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

BREAD. The following is new and valu.
able rccelp, Tor making bread:
"Take three pounds Of -four, mix it with
three spuonfuls oil soda, passing the whole
through sieve, in order ,ha, The soda may
be well mixed with the four;t to one quart OF
water add table spoonful of muriaiic acid in
the liquid form; pou, the mixture into the
-four, and the whole just enough to get the
ingredients fully incorp tated together. Wet
the hands in cold water, a,S mould in shape,
clap it at once into The oven, md during the
cooking Of any meal, within FIVE minutes La
Dor, you can have excellent bread. The
soda and acids constitute the elements oI
common salt, and they not only raise The
bread by combination, but salt it in the bar
gain. Try The experiment ladies'"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
A THRILLING SKETCH.
THE STOLEN CHILD.
Ding her hi,hnr hy the hair.

AGO drag her h.hcr by the hair,
Nor age nor honor shall shape privilege,
+ or this proud mock, III be thy sluughtermnn,
Sly frantic wretch that heIp'st to make me great.
Shakespeare.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-17
REDUCTION OF PRICES
DRUGS, u MEDICIy 8
PAINTS, VARNlsHrs
CHEMICALS, - BRu t.,
FANCY ARTICLES.

aying returned from ST. Louis with fsl
L supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Ch,mle,,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Fancy A..
Giles, &c. &C., the subscriber 10 prepared ID m.
nlsh all those who may desire any thinp !, h.
line, with medicines OF such quality a, he -,
warrant, with all other articles a, price, rs.,
reduced.
Essential oils and essences ,inetur.,, o,,,
men's; meicurlais; quinine: Peruvian ba,t md
barks, roots and herbs Of every kind; gum en-.
phor, myrrh, Arabic, opium, and all oths, a9n,
resins and balsams; saieratus. sal soda, Ep,on
and other kinds OF salts; bi-csrb. soda, t,,n,s
acid and all other acids and aIkalie.; ns,ps,.
mama; saffron; cream tartar; cloves; cinnamon.
aispice; pepper, nnsmegs; mace aud o,hsrp
ces. Fennei consnder; earui; ani,e, lot.I,.
mustard and faxsetd, &c &c.
Dye-Stu0s--Logwood, chip'd and e1trse,.i..
tic; madden; eopperas; alum; indigo; soiu,en sI
tin: arnat,o; blue vitrioi, &c.
Chemicals, &e.--pure nitrate silver; iodine
iodate OF iron; morphine; s,rychniRe; piperrt;
podophyllin hydrocyanic acid musk mi er,.il;
Hydriodaie potassa; kreosote; collod,on. ehloro
form: croion oil; cod liver oil !; sc. &c.
Fancy .4rlieies-razors and s,rops; penkrves.
pins; needles; combs Of all descriptions; spscta.
Giles; watch keys; match safes: steel bead; pur.
ses; poke, books, powder pufs toilet powder
sets; fancy soaps; shaving cream; fishing tack
10: violin strings; &c. &c.
With a general assortment OF all such med.
cines as contribute to form complete drug store
including Paints, Of all kinds; Oils; Varnishes,
Window Glass; and Brushes.
The attention OF Physicians, citizens and
country traders is respectfully invited TO the
above articles.
A. SANDERS.
Post Office Room, Second st.
/ Davenport, Nov. 18th. 1850