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- ~ ~ lDW NFENDE HEALTiI PILLS. he
10, called for rom eli parts ofths land they are raov
superccdng other medeln both ON account of tbey
hsppy effects the human system ia removing a.,
esse, and impurities. aud also tic exceedingly teuccd
pfitt Of which they are offered.
The rith aud the poor Gnd In them real hoon--c, !,
ih2 contains 100 PILLS, beng four Tines as many
are Usually 10 ie had Of other kinds o Pills at tho same
prire They contain no n,inerH poison wiGteverth,,
ingredients are Extracts, gasans, aud Gums of great
These Pills are never violent in their operations tr,
always thorough and Efficient. They viii he fonnG ex
cetdingy efheacious IN removing ihe following com
I Ia n =. viz:
Hparties o5tks Bi,od constpation Cos,r,n,,, p,i,
piaiRts, Ltrsr COmyia,nts Sek UeqdceLs Isb,,yS NJ
Jeei0Hs, Pains IN me Back, PHes BihoVs affection.
JrrsgRtarif0s, DgsPsPsa, Pairs in the Brsast Rh,u
mdfisHi, PaiHS in me LojHs. &e.
The PURIFYING properties these pills arr bpirved 20
surpass the power Of all other medicine opcrst,ng
way- thOfOuRiy, yet without the aid Of uie, r,is
they peculiarly aaadc to family us-: sale and
taty ~ Their impression npon Tie system they uty te
taken at al tnies hnd Iy IN.
They moh speedily Aud cfTs,tuslly 20 the work. In
suhduiug lnhsmations and Ieyers opening ohstrurtet
sores. promoting preparations and soothing n1t' ia on
siii'ites ln short they are warranted tsr thsn su
oheTs-Cheapefth than a-snd destined TO supcrcrdr all
Try them, iuvaiiGs sufferers, aud all-snd reco,
meud The Pills to your neighLors.
IT TDrections tcpmpsuyinp each ioH.
7. A. PALMER, General Agent,
Stnintoin. Conn.
J; "; COLLINS, St. Csirsvine.
Jonn A. Haincs, East Ricb,aud
I. w. Nsnlaw, Li0vdsviiIe
J. y. Mitchell, Morris;own
". Murphy, Ucudry shurtb
Morton & Carlisle, Fsirview.
X. Miller, Etd,sUort
Turner 4 Mcclure. M.Tiinsy.iie.
Sept. 30, iaj3.-eoNIy.
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GALE or REAL ESTATE ny o7prR or

Op r.'. ..A rI..l
%. hJlT ofa a9...E4 .Uta... ........... .,......
s'r M e. sJ'd t'u. ..-.s u...l l..g .I..I.l..
real estate ns tue pro5ery ofS1musl NcCJnnpll de-.
c'"5ed % VIZ lot NO - IN WpLaces adIiunn 10
va" town oi Mnfhneyllle E.iu,On, CO. Jhio Npp.si.
aed at eJaO. Terms oitGc. s in hand ID IN 4
mu'. and ) in ~ mos. with inst on deferred p,y.
mcnts,
HENRY HEBERlIEG.
Administrator Of SaAitei Mcconnell dcreH,eI
july -. Az
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.,HERlFF's sALE.-bAvp u,,,,c,y

.,HERlFF'S SALE.-bAv.p Hottr,y
w. .tE4srDga g. IyI.. H..H
By vttuo OF Az order uf safe ~ DOL. ... .
eynu OF common pleas Of Belmont conn. D..,. go
oHor Tor sale a. pablic auction, on
MoEDAY, the 4th day Of September, 1864,
between ths hours Of 10 S',iock e. n, and o,eIock
~ Of said fay al tie front door Of ,s conn bou-o In 81
ClstsyIie 10 taid county, the following lands
sim tshemens 70 Wit sit1te lying and being In the
county Of Belmont and state of Ohio aud Lour.I s,I
describe1 90 follows 20 wit Lot No 81 In tho town of
NOUN OiVs' q" SAD county. Appraised at $40.
JOHN 4. NICHOLS, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office aug. a Isjf.-s2gJ
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belmont COUNTY, OHIO.-CHAs.
ID WINeArE, plaintiff, VS.: Isaiah Z. HsRNER, dc.
iendant. ,.g.... .
Thu above named defendant will take notice that On
the 21lh day OF June, 1851, the above named plaintiff
filed petition in the Clerks Office of the Common Pleas
COurt bf said county praying judgment for S.6- 90.
with interest from September lG 1851, former judy
rendered in said court, An order OF attachment
also been issued with notice to the Protection In
surance Company as garnisIee. The defendant is re-
qulred tt answer by August 2J, 1854. .....
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
r. n. r. CowEN &
NJ. PESsISGrOs, Au'ys for Pltf.
JnlY II. lsJ4.-6w.
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ATTENTION CITIZENS OF
WAYNE!

The people OF Wayne are requested to
meet at Newcastle, on Saturday the 18th Of
August to appoint Committee Of vigilonce
to enforce the present liquor law. Let every
district he represented.
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~ Office.
OFFICE OF rrr C. o. p. r. Co..
~ TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUy.

Tf, SS.-Conrt OF Common Pleas. EMILY WINS
vs. MARTIN WINE. Petition for divorce and alimonl
The defendant will take notice that the 9Th day
of July leji the paintif filed her petition Ger.
Once IN said county aud court praying among
other things thet the atrase contract existing ctyy
the plaintiff and tne defendant lie dissolved for the
cause OF wiinl asence gross neglect of duty and adu
terry and that the plaintiff he allowed the custody OF the
ehlld and alindny. That said petition will heard at
the next term Of the court, in September.
EMILY WINS,
augi By her airy M,LLER psySiynrov
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:. HERIFF'S SALE. -PnlLIp JARVIS vs.:

HERIFF'S SALE. -PHlLIP JARVIS VS.:
y Eli MORROW, ct al.
By virtue of an alias order of sale to directed from
the court OF common pleas Of Belmont county, Ohio,
will oder for sale at public auction, on
MONDAY, the 4th day of September, 1854,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock p.
M of said day the oni door of the court house in ST.
Calrsve in said county, the following lands and tell
ements 10 Wit situate lying and being in the county
of Bemon, and State of OHIO, and bounded and desert
bed as follows wit situate in The township OF Kirk.
wood in said comfy being part of the nOrlleas quar-
ter OF section No. 81 in range No. O. heginning for the
same al the southwest of j. Waddes lot on the
gTade road thence south a5 west perches, thence
"a east 2s 90. 100 poles thence north HlO poles,
thence 81 B &c ~ 100 to the place of beginning Con
laiuing 1875 perches of land. Appraised al SID
JOHN 4. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sherilr,s Office, aug. 3, ls5i.-- S3.UO.
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EJROBATE COURT.--THE STATE OF
D. Ono, BELMONT CouSTY, SS-Notice IS hereby
given that the follow ing named Executors, Admu>ifa.
tors and Guard 1ns have flied their and vuuc.
ers in my office for settlement to wit:
Daniel Grimes, Admir- OF James Grimes. dnr'i.
Jonn :. NJ sjor, ,EX'r OF Henry GiItinaer. dec
Ti!man Patterson, Guardian Of Jn>lga Bro X.
Robert Mckinsley, Admir- with the viii annexed Of
VIM. Sinclair, decd.
William Phillips. Admir- with the will annexed OF
Reuben Faiuouer, decd.
lanes j. Murphey, Admir- of James Murphey, dec Il.
The first three above named accounts will he for hear.
ing aud setemon OH the &lst and last on Le
22nd days of August ne&t.
DAVID HARRIS,
Probate JLdge.
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In the Wheeling Gazstte of Tuesday morn
ing we find the following vsry lucid expos
ton of the state of the health, SO far as chol-
era is Concerned:r
0FREPoRr OF TIE BOARD OF HEALTH
Since our last report Of Friday, Aug. nth,
there ha, one beenbut interment of Cholera, as
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between the hours Of 10 o'clock a M and O'Clock p.
M az said dey the ont door OF the court house in
G sfrsiIls IN said county, Tire following lands and
,nnsnents to vii: situate lying and tting IN the
onty cf belmont and State Of Ohio, and bounded and
SssiLed as follows to wit being the southeast quarter
os set lion No one ~ township No seyen "a Range No.
six 6l in the district of land iect TO sale at Marietta
Ohio excepting from the said tract thirty acres oil ihe
NJ The north west of said quarter section aud run
min" thence east eighty 1907 pereEes thsuce south 3i
n me hundred and forty Hour and twenty two hun.
Jredths 4i oOO) pcrches, thence north Que hundred
and twenty perches (i20l TO the place o beginning
ws of sa tract one hundred and thirty and forty
,o~, hnndredths l30 Il 1900 acres more or less Ap
raised al S22lO. !onN ~ NsSHnHs' SAeiin'.
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u E0V NNEW" VI TWUWJ
fiuNc ip1igiend townSlip. neiptpnt Co. . and m
ie fosd leading from Lila, dsyiile 10 b. Ceut Al Raj
Epsdi lcihg "ne aud hat miies itOm each blaze Ia
acres Of cleared land All in good state Of e1It,vsi,n
AID some ~ acres oi this IN afsss There h on tle
lsfin plentiful supply Oi wood aud coal and lever
failing streams Of water in every field On the place
ihere " on The place hrst rate arm House tsitDa
ted iof Two bnlies u neeessary, And a other neee,.
ty bhndinFs with large supply Of almost every Kind
of huit trees ada ped to the climate. rood weu o,
wafer by the teheB door, aud noted Spring Of clear
e",d sparkling wepf within Liuy stepa VI TIE door.
Any pefsol wishing TO purchase farm wonlI do well
70 cav al my bOuse aud judge for thrmselvts aud the
terms of sale " lll be made accommodating.
aug II.--sv.1 WILLIAM Cteu
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NALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The

" ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
nn6erigned win sell for the benefit Of the heirs of
Lewis Foreman, deceased,
1A3 Acres of Land.
On which there is a good dwelling house barn, I'd
other good out huildngs 100 in the hest state of
ephvation. Wen improved An Orchard of grated
iiiit. Good timber aud abundance If coal. Well wa.
tered Within one mite of the Central Ohio Rail Road
at Lewis MILL where there will he a depot And on
the Barnesve road ard about two and one half miles
south of Loydsve. good title will he given and i'm
mediate possession. MILLER PENNINGTON
aug. ll.-6wJ st. Clarsvilie Ohio.
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rTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.

CTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ TY, SS-COurt of Common Pleas. -JI1ss HAER.
plaintiff, We: EtIzABErH HARKLEss, defendant.
Petition for Divorce.
The defendant who resides Of the State hereby
notified that tie plaintiff the -j;h day OF July 1854
filed his petition Tor divorce in the Clerks Otce OF Bel.
mont County said state prayihg that FOR the Cause
of extreme cruelty me- leCi Of duty and adultery
the marriage contract existing Leiwecn he plaintiff and
defendant re dissolved That said petition III lie he =rd
at the term Of said court, IN s;epttnlJer lS5i
JAMES HARMLESS.
BY his Atty, MILLEl PExaIsIrcS.
July 2sth l9J4.-Gw.
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shcet Iron.

suitable Tor the Stove business, for sale by
- .o .. GEO. w. JOHNSON,
spi SV' i7o2' l1a Market SQUARE.
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A. s. TODD, Sec'y of Board,
-. tA,k INS4

Wheeling, Aug. l4th, 1854.
By what process of arithmetic they foot up
their column, or by whose Alr,anoc they num-
Der their days we are unable to say.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

NJ OTICE.-WILL BE OFFERED AT
/ Y public sale, on
7ih day the 10th of 9th Month, 1854,
One undivided fourth part of l3O acres less,
known as the faru belOng to the estate of stephen
BROCK being part of the y. w. ar. OF - II, 4.
aud r. q, in Somerset township, and situated on the
Road from Sonlerton to BarIesvle, about miles from
SOmerlon.
Sale to he made the premises between the Uurs of
~ and OH said day, when terms will he made knuwii
ASA GARRETSON,
aug, lS-4w1 Executor of David b. Ock, decd.
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l AND FOR SALE --Beinr dcsirous 10
h,vs wes. 'ht sntscri er oaets for sale and wfi
'eI The ioiOwiig dofef.hed fta tYtdte-
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B@~ For the best Dagueweotypes
Single or in groups, so to 100 Main
street, Wheeling,
And our old citi1 en-, WIN NJ. FARIS is there to
furnish all that Aceent in is ART and as low the
same material or quality can be had al any similar
tablishmegt in the country.
Recoliect his nearly OPT osite the Bridge,
adjoining the Mtnroe House
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We seldom recommend manufactured medicine,
believing that in most cnscs, nature herself perfect
a cure more rapidly and efiecually tnn can be ac.
complished by the vegetables and minerals Of me.
dical science But in the matter Of dyspepsia there
chronic features about IL which, very often defy
all the efforts Of nature to create healthy action
Of the digestive organs and ii not unircquony hap.
pens that thousands suffer Tor years diseased both In
body and In mind, from indigestion and its kindred
ills To such, IIoofanG's German Bitters prepared
by DR.. c. NJ. Jacsson, are trnly most valuable
preparation. II is tonic medicine. giving healthy
action to the stomach, and will he found highly
seryiceable at all seasons, but especially during the
spring, Dyspepsia only be cured by pat ut per.
severance in one course Of treatemen;; and to all
those suffering under this sad nIuady we woull re.
commend an application to the depet OF lioohand's
Uermen Biters, 100 Arch street, hiludeIphia--
philadelphia Inquirer.
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=, ,ANDS' sARSAPARILLA-Is or,pr

lands SARSAPAR1LLA.-Is Quart
BoTTtEs.-For Purifying the Blood and for tho
nuIe @ oI SCro,IIa rheumatism. Slulhnrn Ulcers Dys.
pepSia satthemm Fever Sores Erysipees. Pimpies
nIHS MercurlGl Diseases. CUiancous Erurtions Liver
'nmpalnt. bfnnChIiIs, Consumption, Female Com.
paalhls' Loss OF Nppeire. Genera n,hiliiy &c
IN ths PREPARATION al ihe restorative propertjpa
Ie ROOT are conCerra Cd IN their utmost STRENGTH and
cHtaC' 'ntwhile SarSapariia Root forms an iInnor
ta rsr :" Us C"nlna ion it -. al the line COM
rnunhd wiih nhcr vegetable eties of great rower
ahh u - IN the Wcnis combination ard sreuti ifc man
nrroi ne "reparati0n that its remark sccrss in The
cure OF disease ends. n ,rs stimuli az ouslv moon
te ;onaeh ihe circulation ard thr BoreIs: and tbu,
,leF pro tssHs which are 0rdinsriy three
uHt't hlnis" inedi cine are CaTrifd at the same
tW' throrF Inc instrnrenalty of THE one remedial
agent winch gent stimulates while il dsinfeets aud
stomach aud h0wcis all thetsirritstinp
ann atthe s7mntime irviror andtone MANY
oheI Wena5a'i2ns initiate It IN tea-ing the name OF
shsa'arla, and IN that their rrsellanrp ends being
"Eeh tparHh from wOrihle-s and iuort roofs and Of
course m sessts no hea ing curative properties and
natenis IN making chuicr of which thpy viii 90 bouid
take y" other hut that orc entitled TO their Confidence
rom the nhg st oi rurss IL has effected on Iiying yt
nesSpS. whose tnstimnria's and residence have heen
its worth. "
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BOOK g. JOB PRINTING
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

In all their varieties neatly and expedtiously ex
,cuted nt this office
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ASTONISHING CURE.

H., Pa''srsoH. ". y. onth. 1851.
Mrssrs. 4. u. < n. SAvps: Observation-Disclosures u.i,.
nessei the most beneficial pTrt- from the use n vonr
Sarsai a. II gives pleasure to send Won I e foI
iowln' statement in 'erari my son In the sn-in,
al l-i- he took cold and after eght veets ~
severe suffering tue disease ted ~ his ie aa md
i'ot winC'l -nnn swHlird to !he utmost The syei,y
was a1ced hr hs pivscian. aud disc hargsd most ~
IHrE: artr tts' no less than eleven ulcers rorned
'e ie" and in't at one time. We had fve'dferent Pr
sl'iars. hat anne erecved him much aud ihe
i1hnd MIN - one"ia'cd and low thar he was un,hf
'r"'f hI- 20 -nirTiIi1th" most ma i'm
ms 'i"c the Ion" had become 81 ruch ,ares1
hl'ce AMER Ni"c" Game ont. of whi-n he has
INA" tweii' T. ~ preserved in iottlp ya-riu
nan ~ one a't 'alf Inches in length We hsS
w Az hhpes nj h'S recovery. tut this time wi
'M'nc+d tn'TN vsrr Sarsaaa lila. ErH W nh Ia :,
hea,th a"h annsite hr-a1 ir1meh ateIy IN irnnroya
SO nran'd was the change that ioss Than a dozen
t!eCtcd Q perfect Cnre.
with gratitude. rpmHin truIv
~ DtRiCs nd
Wrihe urinrsigne en rei. hto-s Of, ,fr R,if1
iuly snlScr e'n tho fsrts ~ he aimee =. .,a,,
c. II n :, hAfr' y W. TeowBRrDs
"E'' l. DEAN e. EAsTwCoD.
Prenarei aof sod whn'aSp'e ar2 retail hv A n
~. NnS. Drn-ris's and Chemists. 100 Fu,ton.s,
ner Of William. New Work. Sod aIso hv 'Drn~yis,.
era'lv thron rhontti United States and Csnsdss
5 rtr Eott'e six oIties 'or e5. For sale liz
w. AENaNDER. ST. CIarsville.
Jas. RahRr Whee'irr.
Amdhy nrrT"s's aud Dealers in Medicine, eve,rwb.
. Dec. 70. Is57.-ly. "ne's
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Or. Snnl , Martin, one OF the most extensive
and successful practitioners IN Baltimore after care.
iully exumining the component pnrts oi Stnbleris
Anodync Cherry ESpectofont and Stabler's Diar.
rhua Cordial, and alter having used them in his
praciice, gives his opinion thusi "'rhey are both
valuable compounds md do not hesitate to rocofn
mend them" Many other physicians OF eminence
have also. written highly recommending these
Good Medicines" as more reliable ihnn any other
tor thecure Of the direuses for which they arc re-.
commended Don't neglect Cough, ii may end in
consumption; or a Dianh9a, II may become
Dysentery or Cholera--cure these Mt the onesi aud
before they get too deeply seated See advertise.
ment In another column, and descriptive pamphlets
TO be had gratis OF the agents Price for each only
80 cents per bottle, or six bottles for $3.50.
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Col. Dsatsa Voting Against the Pacific Rail-
road Proposition.

Extract from letter dated Washington.
Dec. 3S.
In your paper Of the 22d see that you
seem TO be at loss to know how Col. Ben
ton voted on the propositions which have
been introduced in the House in regard to
the Pacific Railroad. IiEyoTED TO LAyup-
ON THE TABLE the resolutions introduced by
Mr.. Washbnrnc, simply affirming the con-
stitutiona right OF Congress to build Rail
road through the Territories Of the United
States. THE VOTE EXCITED a GOOD DEAL OF
SURPRISE AT THE TIME. The Colonel is very
profound and mysterious nrcgard to the Pa
cifc road. He seems to think the whole
matter belongs exclusively to him, and TINT
nobody elise has right to interfere. Ilcarn
that he Is very cautious in conversation up
on the subject, and "puis on airs" lie is
evidently not at home in the House, and
think will be utterly without influence.
Young America is too fast fer him. Many
Wings have had great expectations of him,
and have ilattercd themselves he would deal
heavy blows against the Administration.
They will be disuppointed-hc is as much
Of Locofoco as any OF them, and has so vo-
ted thus far. lie may come oM on the Ne
braska question and array himself against
the ultra Southern Democrats. You may
set down one thing toleraby ccrtain-we
shall have no river and haraor appropria-
tons, and no Pacific Railroad this Congress.
AS to grants Of Lands for Railroads, there
will be SO many projects that they will all
break down.-No. R-p.
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A Neat Operation,

On the last trip of the Magnolia, two We
ry elegantly dressed gentlemen came aboard
at Vicksbnrg, and took state room to-
gether. Shortly after the boat got under
way, one Of the gentlemen came up to the
temporary or acting clerk, worthy citizen,
and asked for some thread and sealing wax,
which being gwen to him, he proceeded TO
tie up n small longitudinal package, which
he handled very daintiiy, and, having duly
scaled and fastened, wrote the words "palu-
able. L.. and delivered it to the acting
clerk, t. be deposited in the iron safe, as it
contained bank notes TO the value OF $4,000.
On the arrival of the Magnolia, the two
strangers told the acting clerk that they
would 20 up to the Hotel and secure rooms,
and then return for the package Of money
left with him, and then settle for their pas
sage. The clerk politely accede1 TO this re-
quest, and the gentlemen left. The next
day passed, and the strangers haa not return
ed 10 get their package. AT night the cap
tain, on looking into the passage box OBJ
served that the two strangers had not settled
for their fare; aud he inquired into the mat
ter, and the ac;ng clerk acquainted him with
the fact Of the valuable deposit. "By Jap!-
ter exclaimed the eycitable captain, 81
they haven't calicd before this Ills siam.
Let Us t6sk IT il" Tie package vas pro
ducci and daily opened ia the presence @,
Witnesses Whea if pros u 10 be composed
of a number OF slips Of Wspdpefs, about
the width If Il tauk Hete, folded together.
and then envc sopcd ia stout brown paper,
and duly tied with thread aud scaled with
wax We'll" exclaimed lac ailiab!c and
iaka-toy:n1 r.. tta;u " - 1u are badly
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MAHE Law IN lowA--l'he Su-
prclnc Court Of Iowa, ut il, recent ses-
sion, decided the Liquor Law OF this
State 10 he constitutional. The de-
PENDANTS in the case were indicted tor
selling liquor by the glass. They
pleaded that the law was nnconstltn-
tional: that the in lictment should rnn
against tic house in which the liquor
was soil, aul not against the person
fling it. In the in Gctments sever
al different offences were stated a. al
legged according to the provisions o!
the Iowa Law. il was objected 10y
the defence, that the law relating TO
indictments provides that every in
dictment shall charge but one speciti-
ed ohense, ami that the liquor law
being repusnant in It's provisions t.,
this las, is inipracticable and could
not be enforced. The court overrulea
all these objections, and sustained
the indictments, AM the decision Of
the Court against defendants.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-19
Prices Current Of Davenport Market.

Reported kH J. RcRFich & Sen. Cam. Merchants
Flour ey 8. +. r bbl sJ.ja Corn Meal. p bush, Is
.dl F. $50 Butter. H. "a
Wheat. Gall p busil- sc = Egg, { doz. 20
% sprirg. go Chickens. = 10 10
f3.rIs, - a cod q cord. 80
Out. 1das92 Cogi. - bush. l2rsi5
Corn in ear. aea - Prai hay T. ton. i.tn
sisiIcd. 93a.:i Tlmotly do $40
rotstoes IS Hides. ar, flint u = "a
Onions 81 On tirc@n. q al
sal, Eauau ho -, ANKLES. dTN bU l 80
10 u. A. 4 :. s, - a l.it ,Pea'hes dry " g" I'D
E. yyhi,s q bash 40 a 10 Alolsscs, ii 6 gal 5Ga.G0
Pork 2 100 II, s3.1Jd ace do q 4WH''M,
8aco hams z IL IL Sugar. \. @. h - !.
Lard. + II IL toEe4' ~" l ID $50 -