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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-01
AUCTION BOOKS.

THOSE who did not secure supply of Books
j at the late Auction Snles in this place and
who wish to examine AT leisure and buy il salts
fed; are REQ uesied 10 cal, and look over lot OF
Rare and Beautiful Works; which were bough,
very low, and most Of which will be sold below
the usual rates.
Among them are some English Copies, on
heavy paper, and large type, with Elegant Illus
trations.
WI. HOLMES & co.
Juno 70, 1881.
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NEW AND CHEAP STORE
OPENED.

THE subscriber has opened Store opposite
/ the Post Office, in which he has q well as
sorted Sock Of Dry Goods and variety Of other
articles. All Of which will b sold very cheap
FOR Cash.
Citlxens are respectfully invited to call end ex-
anime his stock.
Country Produce received in harter.
Also, 1900 Bushels Of Barley anaed. -
Y. HOFFMAN,.
nsvenn0rf. Oct "a. 1851.
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WIRE FENCING.

7 HAVE just received a large supply Of the
L above article ofa superior quality manufactr.
red expressly for fencing. Farmers and other.
engaged in cutivatng the prairies will End it q
matter Of great economy to adopt this kind o
fence. Il is no new, uniried experiment, bu, i.
in very general use in Wisconsin and upper iii.
aoir, and has been satisfactorily proven 10 be q
less expensive, more durable ande ffectual fence
than any other. Tosave trouble will state the
price TO be Elk and quarter cents per ID. A
fence Of FIVE strands or wires will weigh three
pounds per rod. Call and examine the article
at the Hardware and Iron Store,
No. lie Claire Row.
Nav 22d, 1851. w. II. HlLDRETH.
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BOOKBINDERY
and Blank Book Mandatory.

TNHE subscriber is now making arrane ement.
i and will, as soon as possible establish ,
BookbindeTy in Davenport, and will be prepared
to do, every variety Of Binding. Blank Books
made TO order. Particular attention paid to 70
binding periodicals, &c.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Davenport, Sept. 18th, 1851 l-H
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
lust received from Boston and St. Louis a
81 general assortment offspring and Summer
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS s. SHOES, NAILS g. GLASS.
SUMMER CLOTHING.
All Of which will be sold At d very Chesp for
Cash BY q. L. DAVENPORT.
May 56lh, 1851.
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rHE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY
m. JoH1g DU1L'S
SARSAPAR IL Il A.

TT i, put up in full quart bottles, and contsin'
i The strength 81 SIX rlxEs 10 much pure Hon
duras Sarsaparilla ~ any similar preparation y
America. Price One Dollar per bottle, @ ssx
n h.s been well established fact for years
past. that Sarsaparilla, when pure and properly
prepared, was the only true panaeea ior q! a.s-
eases originating from an impure stste 9! .ne
blood, the use OF mercury, Intoxicating drinks =
evil habits In youth, barrenness, &C. Ws poaa-
~ INSERT that JOIN BrLL's FLUID EXTRACT OF
S.ssarARiLLA il the only preparation belors the
public that is prepared on strictly scisntihc pFin'
cinles. and of uniform strength. The SsssaPa.
riiIa IS rurchssed without regard to price, and
every pound, before being used, - suoJectto the
efircfest chemical tests, and it, genuinensss -.
certained before being used.
BulI,e Sarsaparilla also contains the virtues o.
several other valuable medical roots, together
forming the best compound, and producing the
greatest curative agent IN the known world
This medicine, when used according 70 difec
tions, will cuis without fall
Scroiuia or Kings Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Erup.
tions Of the Sxin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore
Ewes, Ringworm OF letter. Seald Head,
Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or
Joints. old Sores and Ulcers,
Swelling OF the Glands,
Syphilis, Dyspepsis,
Salt Rheum, Dis
eases Of the
Kidneys,
Loss OF
Appetite,
Diseases afi.
sing from the use
Of Mercury, Pain in
the Side and Shoulders,
General Debility, Lnmbago,
Dropsy, Jsnndice, Costiveness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Palmona-
~ Affections, and all other Diseases tending
Q produce Consumption, Liver COMPLAINT, Fe-
male Irregularities and Complaints, S OK and
Nervous Headache, Low Spirits, Expo
sure or lmprudence in Life, Night
Sweets, Chronic Constitution
ii Diseases; and Is . spring
and summer drink,
and general
tonic
for the sys-
TEN, and = gentle
and pleasant pargative,
far superior to Blue Lick or
Congress Water, Salts or Seidiitz Powders.
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MORE LIGHT!

MORE LEGHT
II AN prepared to furnish Merchants and 9TH
i ers with Lamps and the material TO use in
.hem Chemical OIL at less expense than Oil,
Lard or Candlesa and not one-half the trouble
to trim and keep them in order; one of these
lamps gives a. much high, a. two lard Tampa Of
the Same size. They are now in use in all o. the
principal cities in the United States, and have
aeyer heard Of an explosion or other accident
happening from them, except by carelessness.
intend to keep full supply ofIamps and msts-
rails on hand 81 all times and sell them At prices
to justify their use. Lamps mey be seen at the
principal Stores in this city, (where they give
entire satisfaction and also at
HAKES' Rock LrlGnd Jenelry Store
June 26ih, 1851.
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SCOTT NURSERY.
NEAR DAVENPORT.

THIS Nursery has been established over ten year.
and has attained high equation fov accuracy Of
the varieties and the health, vgor and
adaptation Of trees TO northern latitude. The
Nursery contains stock Of $50 600 trees, thirty
thousand Of which are Of sixe and age suitable for
setting the coming spring. 81
The stock comprises over two hundred varieties Of
the choicest kinds Of Apples, Pears, Pums Peaches
Cherries Grapes Goossberries, Curra etc. Also,
very extensive assortment Of Shrubbery, Flowers,
Plants, Dahlias, Psonies, Tulips, etc.. at unusually
lou prices.
Orders promptly attended to, and plants carefully
packed and forwarded ~ directed. Orders respect.
fully solicited. H. 8. FINLEY.
February 18th, 1851. 23.tf
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"a Select and General Assortment Of
CHEAP GOODS.
TIME subscriber having received . NEW
u STOCK Of the various articles he ssuaiiy
has for sale. respectfully invites the attention OF
customer to the fact. His stock consists OF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONERY,
GROCERIES,
QUI;ENSWARE,
GLASS, PUTTY AND NAILS,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
c. LESLIE.
p. S.-Cosntry Produce received IN
barter.
Davenport, May 18th, 1851.
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MARINA, Corn Starch, Chocolate No. and
T. Sweet, Cocoa, Sage, Pearl Barley, Tapioca,
&c. for sale BY A. SANDERS.
May I, 1851.
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& Z g z & &
READl READu READt!i


READ! READM READ!!!
Tie truly wonderful and remarkable cures that
have come under our immediate observation
have more than convinced US that Doctor Bull
is great man, and that his Fluid Extract OF Sar-
saparlla is the most valuable combination OF veg
e,able extracts that the science OF chemistry has
vet produced. All success 10 the Doctor IN his
new enterprise, say we.-LomsriLe Courier.
We agree with our neighbor Of the Courier,
that DR.. Bull is great man, and his SarssPsfiila
! greater medicine; and we are fully convinced
that the Doctor with his Sarsaparilla, viii create
. far more enthusiastic excitement east than
Barnum did with Jenny Lind. We would not
Doctor and his Sarssparilla with Barnnm and
Jenny Lind, because oil who spend their dollar
for bottle Of Bali's SsrsapaTiila will get il
equivalent; and we have heard il silly limited hat
many, after hearing the inc Jenny, and md
ing their pocket minus from ten TO twenty dol
ers, thought il was paying pretty dear tor the
whistle! One objection We have 10 Bulls Sai.
saparilia, and only one-itis 20 exceedingly plea.
SAINT 10 The taste, and lnvigors'ins to the system,
that. once in the habit Of u-ing Il, il 10 equal TO
smoking tine regaias, chewing Lsnghorn's best,
Quit it, Lou,.rfNe Democrat.
The above complimentary notices from the ed
itcrs Of the Louisville Courier aud Democrat
were endorsed BY Geo ID Prentice, Esq, the dis
,ingnished editor Of the Louisville Journal, in
the following hatterirg notice:
There 10 no doubt in the world Of the great
ness OF DR.. Bull, and the excellence OF his Sar-
sapa,illa Some OF the most scientific ph,si-
clans in the city have applaaded the Ssrsapariils,
and, what is great deal better, the mitiitin sp
plaud il too. It is having Tremendous sale
The celebrated Jayne has, from the profits Of his
medicine, built q granite palace in Philadelphia
seven stores high, and Dr. Bull, IL he chooses,
can very soon build one twice 40 high as that
II 10, we are told, very difficult for him 10 wals
through our streets at al, as he finds himself ar
rested at every step by grateful men and women,
many of whom have Travelled from great dlstan-
ees 10 look upon their benefsetor, snd to bless
him for their wonderful restoration 10 health.
The Doctor, with ell his extraordinary merit, is
naturally very modest and retiring; yet we trust
that The eastern cities will, in justice 20 them
selves, give fitting reception to the distinguish
ed IMAM who has made ss glorious campaign
against human diseases as General Scott msde
against the Mexicans.
Principal depot 81 Fourth ST, Louisville, Ky
For Sale by A. SANDERS, Sole Agent,
Davenport, Iowa.
November 18th 1851. i0-6m
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A. BENEDICnuE CO.,

A. BENEDICInE CO.,
A RE in receipt ofthe largest stocks Of Boots,
"A Shoes aud leather ever onsred 70 snis matsst
Terms Cash.
To manufacturers who buy by the lot we sell
H..vv Red Sole Leather Il Is cite.
M;.iSie 81 10
Lat n:as,' %.
Tsylor's best Oak g q
Harness, =
and Calf skins, Kip, Upper, Betting, Morocco
Sc, &C., 1t very low prices.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
We have added q complete stock Of Harnsss
Makers Hardware 10 our business.
Our prices are - low q the best establish
ments in St. Louis or Chicago, with the addition
OF freight.
Rock leland, Oct 9Th, 1851.
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q TEEL Spades, long handled do. Scoops, hay
- forks, manure forks, long handled do. hoes,
rskss, axes, claws, iaihing and shineling hatch
cts, Breast, Trace, halter and dog chains, grind
stones Steey ards, Patent Balances, brass kettles,
measuring tapes, pincers, wTenches, &c. Pur-
chased of the best Manufacturers to be had at w
H HILDRETH'S at the lowest possible Cash
Prices. Oct 2
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FLOUR.

EXTRA Winter Wheat and Sup. Fine Flou
II from, Moline Mills for sale at
Octl7. LDAVENPORT'S.
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ElFTEEN acres of valuable timber lana 0.
= my Island, 8 miles above Davenport, for cal,
cheap, one half cash, balance Of one and tw,
years credit. Apply to
oct2 AC FULrcr
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y " the best located Stores ia Davenport Il
- Rent at big rent. Apply to
oeiZ A c FrLroN.
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MAGISTRATES BLANKS.
EXECUTIONS, sunmonses and subpoenas, printeo
on good paper and for sale low at the Ga xette OF
nee. Dave0ort, Jan. Esd, 1851.
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h0 KEGS Nails-all sizes, jastreceived fron
~ Pittsburgh, will be sold very low by the
Aeg, at DAvEsroRT,s.
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uCoo iIoas 80 gases 1uu sdpufs. LIT. AT.
mott observes, that ga pound Of coke pro-
5uces nearly as much heat as pound O!
coal; but We must remember that pound
ofcoal gives only three quarters Of pound
Of coke, although the latter is more bulk.
than tho former"
Why i the man jumping frem . car.
risgc Al speed in greater danger Of falling.
after bis feet reach the ground? Because
bis body has AZ much forward velocity ar
il he had been running with The speed o!
the carriage, aud unless he advance his
feet - in rsnning, he must certainly be
dashed TO the ground, as . runner whose
feet are suddenly arrested.
Why are scrpcnts said TO ieap9 Be.
cause they fold their bodies ioIo severa!
oDdulaiions, which they nnLend oil 81
once, according as they wish to give more
os less velocity 10 their motion.
The body Of some serpenis 10 thrown BIZ
muscles into very rigid staie, when rri.
inted; in which condition !. breaks into
fragments with tho slightest stroke. :.
Wig does horse ia the circus lean Il
fhe centre! Because, when the horse
moves ronnd with the performer standing
on the saddle, both the horse and rider in
cline continually towards the centre of the
ring, End the inclination Of their weigh
coun!eracis The effect Of the cen.rifuga
force.
Why 10 the robin the last bird that re
tires 10 the evening? Because i.s fnt
large eyes ore fitted to receive all, ever
tho weakest rays Of light that appear. The
worm is its food, too, and few that move
upon The surface escape its notice.
Why was the chameleon formerly soid
70 feed on air? Because its lungs are We.
~ large, and by expanding them the nj
NAL can, NJ pleasure, make itself appea,
large or small.
Why does the sting Of insects not onl,
pierce the skin, but leave considerable
paint Because the sting 10 hollow, mn
conveys the irritating or poisonous fui
within the wound from Il peculiar bag.
Why do bubbles rise on cup of lei
when lump Of sugar is dropped into i,
BscsuEe The sugar 10 porous, and the al
which filed its pores then escapes 10 ID
surface Of The tea, and the liquid takes i,
place.
: WHY ID British oak more durable tina
that OF North America? Because variabi,
weather, a. in Britain, conduces to firm
ness, whereas the ho, summers Of .Nofll
America impoyerish lis growth.
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LAR ERS save yourselves and your horses
j. Three dozen Of Deere, Tate & Gouid's su
psrior Flows, for sale.
Oct2 A c FuLTos
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Davenport, Oct Cd, 1851.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 tor nr y 9 .

Champiin l. Wallace, u Z Champhn-W II.
l., Wallace ittorhsys and Connsstiorsdt Lam,
OiIice up stairs III the next building north OF the
Post office. nov 10, 10
r.. y. Leland, itioracv and Counsellor az Lan
Has removed h,t Office from Reddck's block, 70
the room formerly occupied by the shertB, IN the
court house nov occupedn partly Lorenzo Le-
land, may '4'
Norris * Fisher, Geo n Norris-Ueo $ Fish
erJ Attorneys at Lap and Land AGENTS. Otta-
0a, III. VIII pay particular attenuonto thepay-
inent of taxes IN any part ot Illinois, purchasing
aud sellug real estate, investigating utes. collect
ting demands, buying and sriiing military lnnd
warrants, and Locating them outhe best landstor
soldiers o. thrrs securing gpcnsions aud all CLAIMS
ngalnstthe government Ofice on the south west
corner otthc court house square
NJ. Il. uoiiister, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lao, and Solicitor in Chanccry--Dtnird W
Oiice over the store of l.. D. Smith. opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover 81 Cook, q q G,oycr--B c Cook 1t
toracgs and Conaseliors at Lap-OHdcd. Of
flee IN ReIIcks Block, east side OF the public
square. Jun iN.H
Henry G.. Cotton, attorney and ConHssl!or af
Lac rni S,Irit0T IN Chmcery-- -OUGW1. us
Office in the Cour, house. jun -
n. ". Randall, Aitornsydt Lrts- osree9 Ken
Kendall Co. Nls Aug 10, lSi5-'u
Frcer ~ Ingalls,, o. C. 7 FREEE. G \. lNGAlLsl
Anoraeys and Solicitors, Chicago, His nhl5
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Nurrlrr SmrgGrr OF TIE UMTEp STATES
The statistics Of the Military forces and resour'
ycs Of tAn several nations Of Europe which hsva
lately appeared, presented formidable waritkc
aggregate, bu, for all purposes Of offensive and
defensive warfare, they exhibit nothing equal TO
the Internal military strength Of the United
States. In the city Of New York alone thers
nrc lgs volunteer companies, numbering on I'm
average 60 men each, which give total of IT,.
Oso fighting men, equipped and almost fully dis
rin'ined. This large body uf men are suhject to
no military rules CT regulations except thoss
they frame for their own individual ten,ht.
propurtionaie force Of artillery and dragons nlso
exist. and which, when added 10 the former, give
the rurleus Of the military power Of the city Of
New York in one week, could rNise nnd equip
an army Of 100. .OGC men Such are the military
resources Of one single city in the Union On
referring to the Army Register, (officia) OF 1870.
We find the actual organized military force OF tho
United States set down in the aggregate at
lQGO.2G5 men, with no report from Iowa CALI
Grnia. or the Territories. The total militia force
of the Union may therefore he safely set down
Mt OOO 900 of men. There is an inherent mill
tnry glory as strong as in the Frenchman, com.
bircl with the most practical character in the
world. H4 average height ia two or three inch.
cs tallcr aud he is more vigorous and athletic.
md in every sense more Of the man on the aver
age than the European. He is, from his youth,
accustomed to the use Of arms, IN field sports and
target practices in fact detachment OF our mill.
tia i, = detachmen, o! sharp shooters.--N J.
ErprcsS
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,,vr WA III SATITRDAY.JANUARY VOL. XlI.-N

There was ;he iearfu. earthquake nursed,
That o'er the astonished earth has burst.
Masses inyincible in numbers.
Rose like giant ffon his slrinbers,
Strong in the power OF unity
A nation piiiiag to be free
On, like an avalaaehe i, rushed.
Beneath IT Monarchy was crushed.
The throne to which they long had bowed,
Became plsything for the crowd,
All Europe fel, the mighty shock,
As when the earthquake rends the rock,
And other Nations caugh, the flame
Inspired by Freedoms haliowed name,
And noble blood has flowed Ike rain,
The cause Of Freedom 10 maintain.
Poor Hungary struggling to be free,
Has noLly dared, aud nobly done;
And when the prize Of victory
Was almost gained, the battle done,
Base treachery wrcsted fom her baud
The prize so dearly woa.-,..
And in her children's BIO, .rne tears.
Extinguishcd Freedoni} Suu!
And Kossuth saw his FAu,erland
BETRAYED, eu,l.yed utSone;
And Austria's banner pf9rily waved,
Over noble land enslayed.
But Austria shall not triumph long,
Though pride aud power are with the wrong
Still Is the heart Of Freedom strong.
Again shall Freedoms voice he heard,
And Kossuh at single word
Shall rouse the mighty deep,
Aud vengeance, though 81 ioug deferred,
Shall now no longer s,vop.
And Freedoms glJrou, sun shall yet
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IMrorrAyr.-rhe New Orleans P.cayune hn'
received news from Mexico up to the 9Th ut,
which saws that one OF the Senators has 'n'rodue-
cd draft VI bill into the Mexican Senate en-
RoUgrg the ESecay open hd nFE,nons itn,. 81 .A ~"
haun,epcc-thc basis Of the agreement TO DO that
Great Gritaiu shall build caual within given,
period, erect such fortiticatlons ms Mexico shaii
designate and assist ler IN case OF M invasion OF
fine Istbmus or any attack upon Mexico, binding
ber.slf Ia keen garrison Of 1000 men on tho
T.,hmn. to aid travellers, garrison forts, nc, aud
IN mix, over to Great Britain all tolls and other
advantage. to be derived from the cansl
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TAILORING.

/ BAILEY would inform the citizens Of Ottawa
- and the people OF the surrounding country, that
hh has now opened shop on his own account
0ar door south othe Union House,
where hcintends to carry on the above business for
the present From his experience IN the business,
and long residence in the Town, he lntcrs himself
that he has gained reputation ior good workman.
ship, thntcnnnot be sutrasscdn in this meridian
Being constantly m receipt Of he newest styles,
the public can rely upon having theirrarments made
up in the most fashionable manner, aud warranted
to mt.
Cutnrdone onshort notice. Terms reasonable
nt'nwD \ Anril DC
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q ug ist G.

II Y. GRIGGS. Druggist and Bgokseiler
T.. biick building, north Of the court house.
Walker * Etjci,jng, Ds1itrs in Drugs, Nrdi-
eins-, PGiat,, Oa'. FarHs!cs, Potent -Veas-
eiaes, Glass. Sc. Ottawa, I'll.
Hunter * Cuyariy, Deal,rs in Drugs Ne iiriRer.
Pa.atg. OILS, Potent Medicines. gdUistis, Dye
sa6sSc second store u1.tk o.,hc Nans,cnhous",
Ouawn, Ill.
T. L. Thompson. Dsr'sr,n Drug' PalsHt .Ntdi'
rin.s, Paiais. Ois, Earlis3ss Dyr-sflfs, &c.
Between Cily Hotel and Rrditc!ts block.
81. Smith. Dcl'sr in Drags, NriiciHrs. PIiHis,
Oils, Dg- -S.gFi, Ir. 80, newark, Kendall coun-
M.llmols.
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Nli9tellaueuus.
Cumberland " Jennings, HOUSE s. 5

Cumberland " Jennings. HOUSE 81 SIGN
PAINTERS. Grammg, ma'bAns, whitening,
and paper hanging, done at shpr, notice.
Carriagr AMI Ornamental Pointing neatly Gnf
erpeii,iou.y crccutrd GL lSS SET to
ORDER = y" Orders left at l.. D. Smiths store
august 23 1851
G.Durr, AGENT for Er1iectioR Insurance Ccmpa-
nv HrttJrI--oppositc the Mansion House.
Jacob G.Stonc, Subtle, Harness, and TrHnk
mHficturcr, ,gHd Carriage Trimmer ,corneroi
Canal aud ColumbuSstreets, Ottawa. MARI
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice o tar Peace office in
the nortl-enst corner oithe cour,houseup statts;
Oitdlnr H. deC1 40
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New Heat Market.

JEREMIAH WOODniormshis friends and the
~ public lhnt he hns Just opened Meat Market At
hi4 new building on the corner north ot the Court
House Square. in Ottawa where hc willie happy to
suppIynlIhi, friends and the public the choicest
OF everything in the meat line. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept ON hand
No Rarkst on Suudag The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab
bath sept2l 1850
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Stadden's Mill.

THE subscriber would inform the public that the
l. above MiIlisin full operation once more nndhc
is prepared to grind or exchange tlourior wheotn n
all times to osuitthccusomers and with STRIFE, atcn-
ton 10 business he hopesto sharea part otthe public
patronage. Farmers, please call and see Us; you
will always tind the millrrs ready to wait on you,
nghtorday. Cash pnidforwhcOt
DAYTON, Jan rs JONATHAN SrAppEy,
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ErnnlinrlS Rifle WanufaCtCrY.

=. lil. subscriber having returned from The east
after visiting the principal mnnuiacior he
Ii Is now prepared TO manu!acturc the crehra-
,cd Increase o. Gaming IwIs Rife, which he war
rants tv be equal 10 any made in this state or else
where lie viii also keep constantly on hand and
Tor sale n good soumcut ui double and single bar
relied Euw.ng pieces, Powder Fiosks. Game Bags.
Shot Pouches. Percussion Caps and asuperiof alu-
Gle of Sporting Powder.
Ailknds oI ob5iur the gnnanilh.ine done with
neatress and despatch.
Shop on the east side Of Columbus st., one door
outhoG the Union House. uur 22-u
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