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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
SCOTT so &C.

County Rough aDd Ready Club" by GLAUcus il
l848; it is now altered 'sto suit the tim. ',-
SCOTT S0NG.
AIa-"HiM a helmet on his broc''
With laurel on his brow, my boys,
And Graham by his side,
Old Chippewa will show you how
To Washington he'll ride.
To Washington hell ride my boys,
Before him all will yield
As fled the foe before him, on
Red Cerro Gordo's field.
Then wave aloft the starry flag
Above the chiefrain's head,
II followed him DER tower and crag,
And waved above the dead.
And as it waved at Chippewa,
Above his fallen foes,
Again n next election day,
His triumph we'll disclose.
Sound, sound your watchword high my boys
And let its echoes play,
And cheer the million swelling hearts
With JOY for that great day.
wien ocott VINO 10 the peoples cnoice
To Washington will ride,
So clear the track e0Id Chip" is up
And Graham b, his side.
Hur'ah, hurrah, hurrah, my boys,
They're of faway, away,
Wen see them all come back my boys,
On rext election day.
On next election dav, my boys,
The peoples voice will tell,
The ballot boxes then will show
Who tits we love so well.
He's shrined upon our hearts my boys
Hs name is on our blades,
And they loved to hear his honered name
The fair young Hawk. Eye maids.
The fair young Hawkeye maids,my boys
VIII strew his path with flowers
Ii be should ever come to these
Warm hands and hearts of ours.
Then peal tie rafting charge, my boys,
And lei the weikin ring,
Wave, wave, on star-lir flag on high,
And Wlof IDS praises sing.
Old Chippewa. he fought for us,
Tiro' many bloody field,
'Tis now our turn to fight for him,
And never, no or yield.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

when he died, and was buried. A stone
recording the Providential deiyerance
was set up over his homes, and his portrait
hung in the hall, with the family escutch
cons.
The story was published in the newspa
oers and periodicals Of that day, all oyel
Britain, as fact beyond controversy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

General Scott would, no doubt, run bet
ter in Canada than in the United States
[Columbus (Ohio) Statesman.
History informs us that when Scott was
young man, he did some pretty fss'
running in Canada the retreating
British. On any soil, however, he car
..run and not weary walk and not faint
+ IDayton Gds.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

A Maine editor SAYS that pumpkin IN
that State grew so larg that eight men
could stand roundh. This is like the ma q
who said a flock Of backhirds flew so low
that he could shake stick at them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

OLD AND GooD-A wi, being told ths'
an old acquaintance was married, eN
claimed, 81 am glad to hear it - But reflect.
ing moment, he added in tone of com
passion and forge,fnlness, "and vet don''
know why should be, he never done me
any harm"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

THE CRADLE CHALLENGE AcCEpTED.--
Mr.. Wi,beck, of Greenbusb, N. Y, offers
though the Troy Wing, .sto put up 500
against an equal amount, that he can beat
any man of his hett (Which is I35 pounds)
in this country, with the cradle. To this,
a stout hearted son Of Erin replies, in a
vein that will make every good-humored
man laugh:
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

l,y Of the bow tho arrow of tho red ma
| spills the blood ofhis victim: by the expan
sion Of steam, the ron-horse trails throug
our fields and valleys with great velocit
ines of easy and comfortable cottage
crowded with men and women; it also pro
pels the war-ship and the floating palace
Of the deep from continent to continent
A similar machinery tor tho development
Iofpower, pervades every part of the body
adapted to produce the ten thousand mo
tions Of life. II enables the hero to stride
the war-horse and hurl the lance; the ea
gle to scale the beatling crag, and in gid
dy, spiral circles, to plunge into the disc o
the sun; the whale to lash the bosom Of the
ocean, and the humming bird to stand in
mid air; the fiery courser to fl the plain
and the beart to inundate the entire bod :
with vital food.
For few moments lot us examine thf
structure Of this vital engine Of motor pow
er-take il apart and glance at its valves,
pistons and boilers. A muscular fibre, OF
thread, is too small to be seen by the unas
sisted eye. Il has its origin in cells which
are arranged in lines, like peas placed in
single fie ia contact; the sides of the cel.
which are in opposition, disappear, disso
lac, the remaining portions adhere TO each
nher, md finally continuous tube 10 con
structed. On the outside Of the tube
blood vessels are distributed in the form o
net-work, but never pass into the tnhe.-
On the inside of ,he tube are seen grea
many nuclei, or germinal spots, dotting II
over. These absorb blood from the ne
work of vessels on the external surface o.
the tube, aud then out OF it mauuipciur,
little cells, filed with a sarcous material ol
fihrin, and they, thus formed, leave the M
clei, appear in the tube, and, by an inhe
rent motion, assume linenr position
forming, in The tube, many minute line.
or fibris, which finally fill the tube. These
cells are not perfect globes, but are oblong
and their longest diameter correspond.
with that Of the fibre in which they lie
The number of little cells in line is in
Vulnerable; also. the number OF lines or fib
rlls in a fibre.
The cells are connected firmly BY tbei
e9ds to each other; the fibrils are connect
ed TO each other lsrerally, and they aga,
re connected TO the inner surface OF th'
fibre and their ends. The 6bres are cius
tered together. forming bundle called I
sasculus The fasiculi are also bound nj
together, forming muscles, or the lean o
meat. By a fibril being constructed on
of cells ranged in rows, fibres OF hbrlls.
lasiculi Of tibres, and muscles Of faslcal',
nyrinds of cells are compacied III one mus
cle But wha, is this complicated appara
tus for? 1t is this: The cells are oblong
and their contents are so related to thsi
ends, that when oxygen, in certain pr por
tions, chemically unites, with their con
tents the ends of the cells are thrown into
opposite electrical states, and ,hes then ap
proach each other, and then produce the
world of motions seen in the body.
To be Continued
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
Troy, July 3, 1852

Hr. Editor:-It's myself accepts Mr..
Isaac Wi,beck's schallenge TO the world,
with this understanding, that the due al
lowauce shall be made for difference in
years. His heft (l35) is my own to a
.har--and having, after marriage Of IL
years been blessed with l3 healthy child
ern, don't fear to meet any man, ia this
or any other country, Vith the cradle.
Yours, &C., BARNEY O'DoNoHuE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

There are at least 1900 acres Of vine
yards around Cincinnati alone giving EN-.
ployment to no lesssthan 600 efficient la-
borers, at an annual cost of $4,000 and
producing in moderately favorable seasone,
100000 gallons of wine. Most Of those
engaged ia the culture Of the vine have
families to support. Il affords subsistence
directly and Indirectly, to 10000 industri-
Gus and sober people.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Santa Anna being asked ifhe had an,
personal dealings with Tas lor and Scot'
tepIied--"Yes, have KEEP, running &C
count With both of them"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Had the Wings established the two
thirds rule they never would hsse made e
nomination at all.-[Ohio Statesman.
Perhaps SO. The Democrats established
the two thirds rule and made next to nc
nomination at all.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
Curious ANEcpprE OF CRY. PIERCE

Curious AsEcDoTE OF GEN. PIERCE
Everybody knows that Gen. Pierce fainiee
10 the battle of Conireras, yet how few
know what he did with himself or wha
was done with him. after he "keeled over
Some of his brother officers, it seems, are
disposed to throw what light they can upon
that comparatively obscure portion of bis
briiIian, history We find the following il
the last of that highly respectable paper the
Buffalo Express;
Lieut.. w. Brown who served in Mexico
under Scott as an officer of Dragons, con
sidersbIy astouished the Broadway Hall
ratification meeting the other evening, by
mentioning that in the battle Of Contreras
friend of his, now brevet Captain Thom
as Sweeney, had his right arm shattered
by a ball; Sweeney looking ubout for as
sstance, saw man in aneighboring ditch
dodging the enemy's shot. He weut tc
him and asked him for drink. The ''art
ful dodger" handed him up flask. Swee
new took it and to his astonishment saw
that the man was franklin Pierce!-
Brown offers TO buck up the affidavts oi
Democratic officers as TO this fact.
Now we would respectfully suggest te
Gen. Pierce's admirers whether this act o.
their hero giving away drink while he
was squating in ditch with nothing bu
his flask to sustain his chivalry in that aw
| fni situation was not even more ssillrstri
Gus" than his putting hisOand into hi
pocket, drawing out cent, paying for |
stick of candy and giving the candy 10 &
boy although the boy was total strange
to him, His friend Gov. Steele proclaim
ed the latter as the most illustrious deed o
his life, but possibly his ExceIlency had
not heard about the drink. ;.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Prentice says nearly the whole popula
ton OF the country seem now to be upot
the Wing platform, The Wings standing
on il, and good many Of the Democrats
are lying on il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Hrefet the private approbsiio of the wise
and good, to the public acclama'on OF the
multitude.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Once give your mind up to suspicion
md faar. snd there will be sure to be food
enough for il. In the s,illest night the air
is filled with sounds for the walSefd ear
that is resoIvsd to listen.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
Who is Pierce?-Erchange,

Who is Pierce?- Exchange.
He was brigadier in the Mexican war
and fought at--and at--w we don'i
know where; but he killed Cass, and
Douglass, and Buchanan, and Marcy, and
dozen or so other ''iogies. ."-Raleigh
Register.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
HALL &. pENTITH
TVNIlSE1S LAND.

-, TIW SEEE IIAN MI.
NEVFRA Al small tracts OF Timber Land Sit
;, ~ ua,ed in Allen sGrove and vicintv, for sale.
Enquire of w. BARROWS,
County Surveyor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
I For the Goreiie

The following song was written for the ascot
County Rough and Ready Club" by GLAucus in
l848; it is now altered "to suit the tim, :',--
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
NOTICE.

THOSE IN want OF
Es 8 CABINET FURNITURE,
~s-4a1Azszs are invited TO call at the
WARE-ROOM OF
HALL g. PENTlTH,
Just above the Post Office, on Brady Street
al The stand formerly occupied by Judge Burris
An ass ,r,ment now on hand. All kinds oi
wo,k made TO order.
Collins made to order and Hearse will be fur
"',ned to those who may desire it.
jan 22d, 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
ms. COLDER s. MORGAN,
DOCI,. MILLEkk

JTAvING located himself in Lyons, Chnton'
IL Co, Iowa, will attend to all calls IN the
lae OF his profession.
From his experience he hopes to give satisfae.
lion ana merit share OF public patronage.
NIB. Drugs and Medicines always on hano
A, REDUCED pr.ces. Warranted pure
l. 5ns. April 29th, 1907. 81 ON
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
mrs. RarrOWs l. Wainwright.

yz-Doctor BARRowS has associated in the prsc-
lice Of Medicine with DE-. J. a. WAlNWhi"hi' -
ssn,lemsn of ability and experience.
All calls in the way Of their profession wai be
nromptly attended to.
- aa.h
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n. D. HICKMAN, NJ. D.,


PHYSICIAN & .4CCOUCHER.
Office in the White Hall, Main Street, oppo-
site he Le Claire house, city Of Davenport, I.
Mef,ayran. proprietor. June 2, 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

rLs.s.iag-phyne.an ofthe Hungarian army
Office end Street, opposite the Post Oifce.
DAvkSPoRT. Iowa.
November 2i, 1880. Il-tY
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MEDICAL.
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

- THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY eENglNE.,-No compoaasE
sss' "
ssVs 'f
"a ssRss fss,. %sa
swelling Pain can occur the bones
Ts ss o s' aas.a
iii ne n AZ
sny IA. r taken II a..
x e. siE; ~
rom iii parts Of the country.
not e be 1sg s s &
nall ] M sss sssa tss Gy
@ ha efS S @ t rs f. n ss
ms x.,a hgs
si ., II
vsi and sado liz q
%s
ie Gins sisnsi. 4sh month. 1871. i
For Eryspes the PAIN EXTRACTOR Other
s sn s
nd completely eaasof the dssaas
v., .i. y. i . ss
s @
H. ,s II I ~, when N
% h sn,a, mi y sh \. ia oot of
mouth was c9sere WIN sorss M ay ' Ri oo.i
IN constant burning nea eoa Tvr
i9utpa W. Ase's "e'
Mrs 'essnp desnsd me 70 -x..., ,,.,
shs brought my bed box applied felt
4 md 4. s.ns s s, s
To the burning the chest made fl Of H. aud
took them which cured mo- owo my life TO your valuable BY
tract being strong have since early
| the year 1873. KERzlA FRENCH.
SALT RHEUM
, tina, DAIIEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has been u.sd
~ 81 q, Jssaion nnS a. w.,
ny Iniy w Nneu ~ ~ am3 M, .~a hS
hn ns. Tse ssu no sonhs XII hi. Md;ens Ina al, G
yrtue that the Patent IL fallen my
observation added the respectable tssahias m by
others who have nIed 1t in requiring es relief 40 most
valuable salye. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
| Buffalo, MY.
| COSTIvENEss: Or CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
~ ,ns n,, 60
n a. Az VII ~ ess rsIes I'M tbe WORT ease
ns ioi VIZ a1sahs n WI, XIV rene,
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HoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR


% remedy .r.sdy carried aapp
ass' s be- sS ah g.
forna and :hs word samsaed up IN q bottles aud
any sima, Psps sa maas in America ,ss sIs
1t has
aaa 'fgs RI &c s all
sss so If 6 Il. sa Iu GfSi Of III "a RSS %
only preparation before the paSc that strictly scientific
eas s. 70 ps s r pa as 70
hs stat Tesla, and ia bslorebsias
sss contains shs virtues q other
greatest curative agent . sSs bn %rs4 F1S5s
The Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks su sas
has Compound Fluid,
E1aoso sarapaIs where has been introduced
have hat pe, d
a, no Thin s''srtoh BUTT be
Bear reader little longer, and sar
and thasI will matter suffering
Dr. 9Sea DagsSs and Aposheay of several standing
's nd eli ys heavy p
my LIVER used am0st A 40 remedies Of the especially tie Sal
until e e win three BOTTLES ii which gave
therefore take pleasure recommending your sspsra to
''l' Tsry rs aassia2t f''' JHowEN
RHEUMATrsM.
Let oil tho who suffering under the agJnzrg
atam read e oSwisg and what also may istn
afflicted Nth Rheumatism The at .imes
s sIsfy ssssss q
MY t.s s a m
used hare now been months have
' Gn %sasns ss sar Rss E May ~ 1885, ~
Mn BuLla safepsr viii say thu. have us.
pets sab sypbs caeh.is aad Il ali disease
ssi sfass ssns
ssa u a an ssy n.
sa aas ' '''
Leupofs, Ky, Dsts%ssr 1887. l. fHASii'S' NJ D.
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
in t9a ss s
lated the nervous energy esssned whsu the
ss9 is
esa
a. ssa aa5 & ,s
as sa r sss sss
s ea ri Il als sss S
fss' % ss
all sF .ss SKIN s1s and cole,
q ss y:
1i Bsaf ssH ''i Ts
1a sss nd ss as
Rsafi sRa
The blood making the pure healthy vigorous giving acty
nhie IND the yellow dark and ow
could be ppiAed and convinced this u
81 oil paints mixtures and oous md the
BETTER e. EHaa gAs Ezsf IN
Al, FROM N.
sarBaparla TO be the article cure
Scc Syphilis and other utsneous and ganduar Affection
hryss viss 5 sss in number * sSys
GosE TRsfsoNY FROM DR. MORE e., MOORE
Mr. IoHs BuIl using your sarsaparla esss
be- hw r one of tie
Testimony aupsausua further con.. a
FROM DR. L. p. YANDELI, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY m,
THE LOUISvILiLE MEDICAL COLLEGE. y
have looked the list Of ingredients composing Buc t
compound, proiseu chronic aas
Louisville, June q, 1913.
Hospital, says Of Bulls sarsaparilla: N'"zms
the prescription for tho preparation Of Jn as
produce Alternative impression On The Aa
a''''' Oh Rsdsa. a. the Louisville Ms,n. g.
This Medicine daily with disease through the Ws,ts
teenng from all directions from mar
standing placing Is from its worth ths vss
remedies ever before the public. 80 wy uess Oh all
Bold wholesale and retail, by ...- JOHN nrrv
At bis Principal oHee 81 Fourth street. by The Drusr
..1s r p Tss 10 accept an Agency Bu. m
81 Fourth street. Lcasyils with Viii ,s,s,
d sworssns for the John Bul.
WRIGHT CO., at their PAtsnt Medicine ,V.,.h,r..
lys Isl cHARTREs a sTRfc f,sSS
V1REQIPTTATE pJospu ANN ~ --------s'
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baisaH,
A''' Va" kssa.. S ; & e ~aers,
Raisy's;, Extracts, Soar, etc. etc. ..,....
will be supplied on equally favorable terms my2' "
VhR. DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
A a. eG S,s Il 81, RHRf "a 's eo9s IS
~ % sv obtain s
anas the Unssr
FROM Nn. JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist. - ,s,.
those have used it,
Asthma gentleman of Ohio think aha be able to sell atlsa
'i' s'''' From Mn. EDWARD ROBBINS Druggist.
We have some trouble to inredaas syrup
hf % .s ssSsa sS @
..sss ,s
intention publishing csihos beu. gcSd
for authenticity of which hive not had the noa responsible
following forwarded respectable Druggist Mr. How
''''' D|''''' FROM THE WESTERN EMPIRE, ~, ,,,
s y e. and nd. g os. . N. Syrup q
Do named syrup for Coughs and
ooi''' 4 A'' Yours respectfully, W. W. PHILLIPS.
lssaefron Letter from " Hsl,on Merchant Of 's's"' saas
He sqds The for than
.oss & m ps1 III
, saa Fl.
Aaorns II cannot be denied that
For four or five weeks las. winter !oabsa
with s sa s and PAN m sss g
r. Ind "y e sa! %s
M m % 81 % 91 and * ct
sndad In tive or three days s q II s and
sos a
uSsd for ten Almost little occasionally
The rsf of the has been sha
sa' or two bottles TIES & n asa or
WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST an.
highly Dav
time With wesknsa pain breast medicine
E;
s9W asr a as most M
ing has been very great " ssss
Dr. sy1ap via o 5sas y ID Ts
from my experience q ita beneficial my Thavs
been for some past subject splitting blood attended
breast seaseion al ne
ss i, Or
SsGs = osx% %sSs Shoemaker. st.
Gathering popularity efficacy o. pavs
sys pls safsT shst oa onen %
p s.sfa s S
asesp d n veil as verbal Fsqnoy
FROM DRs. VAUGHAN and RUSH,
Both f'a'"' fA''3''rs rd lss1
ws shs yy s a " s ut a
can sSsi' if: sHSsss Indiana
wild sa Ts I sss would aa alai
daily inquired fo, and we thought perhaps it would be
''' 0'4'' FROM ". s. MAoK1NTosH. .. ,.,,
s Would Be
as the pas1 casos s S BE e.
syss Cherry ss
biss s ss;sa s
Dy aat have taken liberty
Pb etc., write Rsspesy yours sAE MPFoN
e 70 he
% M s a'ss
J. Eesliy Sentinel Te6
IS IS
's # want 1S;Ss
FROM s. s. OWENS.
popularity dolly increasing You would do well to send me another
dsys ssn
hs sss o1s
VIII dss ~Iss nss ss
sssr sas
The authenticity yeuchsd
Murphy merchant MILFORD who tnowa Mr. TComey and the cir
81 W IT. nsnas
word for word il was taken from ne PS Of e
resistsuch evidenced NJ, n. .s..u,.ar ,.,,
cough and hectic fever very frequently laid during
a @ I iss
s
$ss ss u
S1s S; s
ss nsG pain that H Of
by may be- supposed
c 5s1ses s' syrup
taking the dsnppessnS
been year, since he has ceased taking
sss
as T. aeds xs %sa
Es
are with The Gentleman to hoq s
sluds h is fellow craftsman respectable
following statement from worthy and we'll known Citizen
aa @ s ssen S Dscte, Public
PHILApxIpHIA, September 49, ls4s ,
onghtor since, Obstinate hacking
culinary Dr. p asa aus syTu1
Cherry and Tar relieved me in few bottle
@ and s
bad as before she commenced taking I, Mn, ~, =,
retail by the General Agents for ssui
and West, j. WRIGHT co Isl Charities st. Newore.a.,
Whsrs all orders mnst be Addressed.
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= . 3 . . 3 8 q 3,

COUNTERFETTS .aBOUND!t
AL other falsely PAIN ExTRAcToRS Couns.s
DALLEYS. The worthless who sell them hope, that stealing
induce the public believe that their
genuine articles. Buy authorized
Agents.
kE ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN.
UINEi AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, H, DALEY BIZ
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT C0LoRED INK, ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON IT. 4
s Depot United States
will be promptly sxsclted 81 H DALEY Co,
ais BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ISL CHARTRES STREET. NewOrleaus
Where all Dealers the States 81 LOUISIANA ALABAMA MIS-
sSSpPI KENTUCKY and the City LOUIS
in the State OF MISSOURI will be promptly supplied
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
au20 3n Gensral Agents for said Territory.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, mo-

ENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
" 151 JH4 RrR STR EEEJ WaGIT co having csoly Cd
with the ppetors all tho popular Patent ed
cine throughout Uued SaeB constantly
With assortment at rates beow the ssp As.
assortment which be found In this
CITY, Having had many years In the
particular and prepared 70
the exceedingly tnat
handsome senase III #
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following Lust eonprisef
part assortment furnished 70 dealers in most
than than
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TREAsURER's OFFICE,

,
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty
section Of the of Consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following list of unpaid tax bills Of the Fourth
District of NewOeans will be deposited in Judge Thomas
Wills Justice of Peace for the Parish of Jefferson to
be proceeded on according to law Persons wishing to
nav any of these bills can by calling at the office OF
| the City Treasury, until the 10Th instant y
49, ' VIM. GARLAND, Treasurer.
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EIsH, OIL AND CANDLES
100 bbls, No. 8 MACKEREL,
100 boxes SPERM CANDLES.
goo - BOSTON SOAP.
loco gallons SPERM OIL.
i0u0 :. WHALE
SO bbls No. LARD OIL.
so No. TANNER OIL.
30 LISSEED
I-... -. 10 NEATSFooT
uyls For sale by ]. II. CARTER CO.. ps ccn,taou st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-21
TREASuRER,s nEFIcE

Cry er NkwoRLE,Ns July 9, 1852. +
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty fifth
section of the Act of Consolidation notice is hereby
given that the following bills of unpaid taxes will be de-
posted in the District Court for the Parish of Jefferson,
j. Q. Clarke Judge to be proceeded according law
Persons wishing to pay any of these bills do by
calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10Th inst
w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-21
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