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The New York herald., 1851-08-20
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., WANTED.

bOtStS, HoOMs. &C.. WANTED
IIOrsE wANTEp-BY TnE rlssr OF SEPTEMBER
bath "a. and cr9tOn ws,er. saa nvs. be in tidy
,eS and TseS.ysS,h ssrsstS. and between Tsrd and
Egbh avenues streets running and vess Address
s .srner of Brossss, and Fourth street. "'''' A'
HOUSE wANTED-THE ADVERTISER WANTS TO
ss s Ss Ss e a@ 5 ssSGs 81 q, %
modern improve nsntseeati1n from rran1iia
brSadsss sssSs f.ny a.n spS
Ss 20 brpsi ap vii sna apS Iars soui
hay, objections purchase he furniture Address posi-
hs .rn; csa vs. few dsys FOE ros:sssiSS.
HorsE wANThD rae WHOLE OR LOWER PARF
o% Y s' & sos s,ssEss ss s e s y
the vest eide o. Brotdvsy Address G. O. h Herald Oce
HcrgEwsNrlD BY FIRST or srPrEsn Es-FAar
% genteel house IN arespectatio
Sien srsid. ofhss. ''''''-'' ''''A "'''
CuEsIsDID ROOM WANTED. BY ARE PrcraBLE
don ua. b. psa ns"1 S,a,a' a a., ~ AMY Los.
etansed Address A. n, at the ofise of this p-ros
SIoRI WAITED 1wssted, store 20 ero.assy. cassl.
sr.ssry and Fancy ersiass enc si.e adsens a,sesst
eaton. rent, &c.
T0ANT pLRsoN WISHING 10 PURCHASE a ruB-
lie House-The proprietor, leaving the city In few
ssy asy hIs Sps q sh; % mos. & s1S sS
sssssu Sweet o. iSs Btossssy ' - '
A HOUSE EWANTRD WANTED TO PURCHASE IN
"A mtoiately tor each small modern built eestory
house with al the late Improvements pltasanty stuaed
Il ina es Isss B'si s rsssS Sy hS,S: s b.
WANfEDTo RENT- rRUM TIE FIRST ser rEgBER
W a respectable, yen furnished Boarding House Ia q
Fooc suet a. capable OF accommodating from twsnty 20
Fty hoarders Preference sven already established
No premium sven address. poet paid. 10 ". ouse Of
this paper.
A STORE wANrED.-hEY ONE HAVING rus
"A trsf hoor OF good Store disp0so o. Gin
touiandt street prcferredD will pleaso sddres North
Co, bCx gt4.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
ADVERTISEMENTS KEaEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST, &c .
s.s.... .=.-

LOST, &c.
I OST-oS MONDAY EVENING, IN GOING FROM
IL corner Of Warren and West Streets TO Tammany Hotel
pocket book containing s and papers much value
TO the only Amongst the papers note for $780,
not endorsed payment of Nhich stopped The finder
keep the money ard have the thanks Of the
turning the book and papers to ANDREW CLARKE, No.
E6 West street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
SALES BY AUCTION.

A UcTIoN NOrICE-MORroA0E SALE or FURNf-
IA ture-I Hooper will sell ss auction, this morning
ASEa,s 2se A. 800 Broadway nsar Kssds street. At ~
Furniture Mattresses sc. Catalogues ready Of
sae for shipment have their goods packed
the pi emises. III. Y. WILLARD, Aus stioneer
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slLOT e..


CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies or gentleman leaving the city breaking
hSuskt, ping, obtain the highest price Cothn
Furniture, &c By sending through the
derce. l.. ". lucSELDDkP " elm
N.B-Gadies attended 70 by Mrs Dussoliorp.
CAsT orr CLOTHlNe AND FURNITURE WANTED
" The highest price be obtained BY ladies' ress
who have any lst OF Clothnf Furnture, iTy
So W cisrose o " sending, through POST otherwise
rr =. J.LEvkNsTyS, 4S BrosJvsy. sp saaizs.
tsdies sstendsd 10 ty Mrs. Lsvcnatyn.
CAsf orr cLoTnING, fURNfrueE, FANCY
" Drcsses, firearms watches and Jewelry vantei-
~ y cent paid shove the usus price received
above mailing appaton u the subscriber who viii
tua ty arpoln ladies ATTENDED by Mrs. Phps.
=. L. PHILLIPS, No. Park place.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies sud gentemen may obtain good price COR tneir
gust o elc,iing urniture BY sending TO GOODWIN
City bal place Ladies and gentle waited their
Tssd0rces.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
ALBANY, Monday night, Aug IA IA

Latitude Of the Albany Female Academy, A2d a'm IL s7s
Longitude of the Capitol according to Lieut. rhom BY
chronometcrs from Cambridge Observatory Mass.ehu-
setts..........4h Al 55m. o3 2ss ia. Am. 10 =.
Difference lVls loos,
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

>os>>~o->cr~S
nALL1M0RES OLD STORE Is STILL ON RAND AT
81 Houston street. Of Mulberry. Everybody
snows the stand and lie celebrity for good sas Tne
sransensn for large supply for the coming
Rsspsctfully yours. AMBROSE DALLIAoRg.
DERe0NS CAN BUY WINES, BkANDIES, AND L.
quors Of very best description In quantity OF
cheaper than At any other house la the city CT New York
carefully and we'll selected 0ue trial proves the
THE CHOICEST OLD BRANDIEs WINES. &C. sc.
Il In hotte and draught AZ the celebrated Brandy
store 80 Breoms street. corner Of Crosby unvSrsaiy
known the place to article
ANY other house In the city.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

DRooKLyN HONE scUooL-ERs y. HALL. PAIN
ID cpa-This school reoreRs fr its winter session
Sth day of September. Only United number Of bosrders
admitted Paients Who wish 10 place th,ir children
whore they will receive the and attention
vtder their root may Apply to the Pracip a. iol
bean street Brooklyn were paft uats be asccrtand
References may he m,de 20 hev. william Berrap ID.
Sbandsr r. Gilman, NJ D. Henry y seaman Esq New
orb Rev. David Moore, II. D. =. r. Smith. A. n Sathsa
Barrett, ftq, Staten Island Rev Mr. Searns ". H. Dul
ley, John Hughes Eco, Br0oklyn; Rev. Kingston
Goddard, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

pSO Nth of August Bay Horse, with long tail, white
in his forehead white hind foot thick
old IL y hands high Whoever will said
horse TO Ira Miller Mount Pleasant Sleepy Hollow will
eeive the above reward -
@ n REWARD FOR HIM WHO RETURNS A SMALL
~ of used msdical Instruments, lost between
Newark Jersey City Ferry and the York Shakespeare
Hotel. To be delivered at No. 25l William street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

NIoRTGAGEES SALE OF FURNITURE PIANO.
Vi forses segArs-wednesday alto o'clock, at s. Mas
austreet, near ulton. OF paror
dining room n chamber Furniture Carpets, Be- watch
hve been but little used and we'll worthy Of
several iavorite brands By order of John W
Constable for mortgage.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
BOARDING., SC.

BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AMI
daughter in the vicinity of Bond street. front room
With bed room adjoining, unfurnshed Address box S7
Lower Poet Gfice.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
aPOkxTiNo.


ID ED HOUSE PLEASURE CROUNDs-TROTrING- A
n purse and stake Of 500 will of Wednesday
the 20rh at o'clock Pm Mile heats three in hve
TO sac c. Brooks enters Doughnnts: eE
. g. kpanksr; J. L. DOsy enters blk sir Walter.
E.LUFF, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

WANTED-A SECOND HAND ROCkAWAY FOR
w four persons, modern built and in good order. Ad-
Ills day.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20
FOR SALE AND TO LIE T..

Two LET-IN FIFTH STREET, HOBOKEN NEW
Cottage, corteiDiDg Elk bedrooms large parlor,
dining Kitchen and cellar. Inquirs off, V. Bro ser
Hudson street. Bo boken.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

WANTED-FOR THE USE OF YOUNG LADY IN
w delicate health the handsomest sadde horse in the
United St. tes BE must be Young perfectly sound stylish
action OF easy ga must etner eanter rack or
qualifications ANY person possessing such horse and
dressing D. c. Purify New York Post Oriee stating
be be N B-A good and sufficient warranty viii
be eqpired.
The New York herald., 1851-08-20

QCG0 WANTED ON LOAN-BY LADY WHO HAS
R~OO established o French boarding house, near the
Iny Hall. Furnished aud board will be given Ap.
ply to l.. BIDEAU, u Warren street.
COLLECTIONS IN NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE,
~ made by ADAMS Co.'s New Z reans and Mobile Ex-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-08-14
from he Burlin yton Uapsege. ]


DIED, a, his residence in this CITY, on Tuesda,
Augn't oh, at 3 O'Clock, A. nj. JAMES G.
EDW ARDS, late editor OF the Hawk-Eye in The
oo'h year OF his age.
MIR. Edwards was attacked on the ISL
o July with q bilious cholera morJus, which
threatened for some DAYS to prove fatal.
hnt by, The skill and assiduly Of his physi
can, the disease was arrested and he was
again convalesceni. Ga Thursday last, he
was able to walk about his room, and wa s
making some arrangements TO take short
Journey for the benefit Of his health. Oy.
ing to some slight imprudonce in his diet,
ms disease returned with increased violence
me same evening; he was almost instantly
.hrown into state of collapse, and fingered
In that condition until Tuesday m9rnne
"hen his spirit took its flight.
MIR. Edwards had large acquaintance
throughout this state and the west, and no
one OF his numerous friends will hear OF
MS departure without pain and regret
lie had endeared himself to them by his
ready sympathy and his attractive social
Qualities. lie had been long a resident Of
me West. At an carly day in the history
81 the country, he established paper in
Jacksonville, Illinois, mud conducted il for
many years with ability 'and success. In
Inc month Of March, 1888. Inc established
himself at Fort Madison, lowe, aud com,
mencod the publication of the "Fort Midi
son Patriot" In June, 1899, he removed
to burlington and commenced tho pubica
ton of the "iowa Pa,rio,,a the first pnper
started IN Town 10 advocate tho PRINCIPLES
OF Tho whg party. The name was subsc
Iuen'iy changed to "INe Hack Eye,n un
DER which designation il continued to b,
Conducted by him until few weeks AGO.
ana with what ability, usefulness and ,roof
fortune our readers hrc well able TO iuaye
and willing to bear testimony
Mr.. Edwards was good writer; he wro,,
well upon all subjects he touched. Few
conductors of a public journal excited him
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COOK a BKOTHER.

or the firm Of COOK & SARGENT,
.4iiornies at Lar and Solicitors in ChOncel
DAVENPORT, IONA.
April LIST, 1851.
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.
Ess sszszsg - g.

The people Of Lee, Henry, Jefferson, Washing
ton, Johnson, Linn, Jones, Dubuque, Scott, Ce-
dar, Iowa, Poweshiek, Benton, Jasper, Polk and
Dallas counties, are requested TO send delegate:
10 convention to be holden at Iowa City on the
third Wednesday (I5th day. Of October next, fol
The purpose of cOncerting and carrying forward
efficient measures to secure from Congress gran,
OF land in aid Of the construction Of the Dubuque
and Keokuk and the Davenport and Council Bf..g,
railroads.
LIZ GRAND BrNaToN, and 10 others.
August 9Th, 1851
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10 tact or knowledge of what would prove
Interesting to his readers, or in ability Il
set IT forth in captivating and inslructina
manner. AS practical printer he wa,
thoroughly ycrsed in the knowledge Of hi,
profession, which gave him advantages in
he prosecution Of his business which few
men are able to realize.
AZ citizen he was ready and active ia
~ works ofpublic good and public improve,
ment. lie never needed spur 10 induce
AIM to lend bis assistance and corporation
y any pubic Enterprise, when the interests
81 ms city or state, or the welfare of his
teIlow-ci'zeps demanded his talents or his
axertions. His private virtues were The
most endearng traits Of his character
These shone at home, around his own fire.
SIDE, and in the midst ofihe circle he had
gathered around him, to fad a home aud a
shelter from the storms Of life.
Mr. Edwards was christian. displaying
in his life and 10 his daily walk and CONVEX.
'aiion, the beauty and excellence and truth
of the Christian Religion. Aud the God
whom he served 10 his life did not desert
him 10 the hour Of his den,h. When heart
and flesh faied him, lie could roly on one
Who had promised to be the strength Of his
heart and his portion forever.
His funeral took place on Tuesda even
ing and was largely attended by crowd
# mourning and sympathisng friends.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NANNY & WELD
No. l56 Main Street, st. Louis, Missouri.

W. ioO main NlrCet st. Louis, Missouri.
A hL now receiving, at their Store their Fal
- STOCK OF Boots and Shoes, comprising every
thing in their line.
we nave greater variety, and better qualt,
OF goods than we have ever been able 10 offer be
fore.
Having taken special pains in making our Sc.
iections, we feel satisfied that we can please those
who want good articles, and we expect 10 sell a.
low as any one for cash or good paper.
Below we enumerate a few of the leading arti.
cles:
MEMS thick Boots, from 5 to II and 9toA;
do do do double sole a nd long legs;
DO do grain do do all sizes do:
90 unbound kip Boots hf double sole and to II
DO double sole do do all sizes;
do fine long leg kip do No. and to 70;
do unlined Hungarian Boots;
DO kip waterproof do;
MEMS calf sewed and pegged dres. Boots;
DO Philadelphia Hunting;
90 'hick Brogans, sizes 8 to II and 10 to Is;
do DO Army ~ DO DO $40 $40 d Il al qu'i''is''
do extra doubled soled Brogans;
DO DO prime o unnsd KIP R.nn, DO +, sand Iii
do calf, pump sole and half welt Brogans;
do patent leather Montereys;
DO enameled do Brogans;'
do do and kid dancing pumps and slippers;
BOYS thick and kip Boots;
do unlined do do;
CHILDRENs' Boots, Shoes and Buskns Of every va
riety.
BOYS calf and kip Brogans
do unlined do and thick do,
YOUTHS calf, kip and thick Boots,
ca IL DO DO DO do DO DO do do B BoaI,'
do do do and goat lace boots and hgogans,
do enameled, kid and sewed do do and Caters,
WoMENs call, kip, goat and split lace boots, OF eve
ry variety and style, pegged ant sewed,
do enameled and kid, sewed lace boots and Jenny
Linds,
do Kid and enameled Jenny Linds, Buskins and
Excelsior,
do kid and do pegged Jenny Lind do flannel
lined,
do silk top and lasting Caters and half Caters,
do Phiiadelphia kid ties and buskins,
do patent leather embroidered Slippers,
do kip pegged un lined lace Boots,
do calf, sewed and pegged lace Boots,
do coored high buskins,
do enamld and goat sew'd flannel lind ac'd Boots,
MISSES do do sew'd and pegg'd do do,
do kid and goat do J. Linds and buskns,
do lasting gater Boots,
do calf kip and goat pegged ltce boots.
OVER SHOES AND KsUBEERs.
MEMS fine Buffalo Shoes,
do s. cloth do do,
do rubber Sandals and do do,
do high cut rubber do do,
CHILDRENS' rubber over Shoes,
BOYS do do do,
WOMENS flannel lined rubber over Shoes & buskins
do Jenny Lind do DO do,
do Gossamer do boots and buskins,
do fine fancy copd cloth over Shoes,
MISSES gossamer rubber lace boots and bussins
Purchasers will find il to III ir interest 10 ex-
anime our stock before buying elsewhere.
NANNY & WELD,
l56 Main street, ST. Louis, NO., and 81 Pearl
street, Boston, Mass.
August 18th, 1851. 49-tf
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MORE LIGHT.

r AN prepared to furnish Merchants and 9TH
i ers with Lamps and the material 10 use r
them Chemical O at less expense than Oil
Lard or Candles.! and not one-half the trouble
TO trim and keep them in order; one of these
Lamps gives as much light as two lard lamps o.
the same size. They are now IN use in all o. the
principal cities in the United States, and have
never heard Of an explosion or other acciden
happening from them, except by carelessness
intend to keep full! supply oflamps and mate.
rails on hand at all times and sell them at prices
to justify their use. Lamps may be seen at the
principal Stores in this city, [where they give
entire satisfaction and also at
HAKES' Rock Island Jeuelry Store.
June o6th. 1851
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PHOENIX STOVE WORKS,
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
THE SUBSCRlBaRis manufacturing al these
l. WORKS, his Prairie State Cooking Stoves, ef
tour sizes: also the
Irving Air Tight Cooking Stoves OF sizes;
California Premium do do do;
Commercial Parlor do do 4 do;
Three sizes OF which have open fronts, with fold
ing doors; Pha,nix and Clinton Box Stoves, OF
sizes; in all, making the best assortment ofstovss
for dealers, or merchants, who may wish TO pur-
chase, trimmed. or without trimmings, for retail
ing, to be found anywhere.
These stoves are sold BY Comstock 4 Co., Of
Quincy, at my Foundry prices, and BY Comstock
& Brothers, OF Keokuk, Iowa, for the same pri.
ces. save the addition Of freight; also, by r.
S. CRAIG, Davenport. A. COMSTOCK.
May -, 1851 ~
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E1rE ygAH'Eas-CUEsE JOURNAL

EsEE WATERBURY, JOURNAL
A New Volume Of this "Journal OF health
commences in July, 1851 Subscribers shoult
send IN their names at once.e The phiiosoph.
and Practice Of Hydropathy, Physiology and A
aatomy of the Human Body, Dieiefics, Physiea
Education, the Chemistry OF Life, and all o'ne'
matters relating to Life, Health, and Happiness
will be given in thi, Journal. We believe ina
man may prolong his life much beyond the nun
Der of years usually attained we propose .
show how. Published monthly, at one Doiiaf
year, in advance. Please address al.lesters, pos
paid, to ~ :,
FOWLERS & WELLS, l3i Nassau ST., n. Y
n-ay-slbscriptions to The above received at 'hs
Office OF the Davenport Gazette. 20 A.
July o4lh.
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ALEX. W. N'eREGoR.
LA FAVErTE PARKER.
NK'GREGOR q PARKER,
ATTORNEYS At LAW AND LAND AGENTS

WILL practice in the District Courts and
w Supreme Court of this State.
They will give particular attention to the col
lection of Debts, Obtaining, Selling and Loca-
ting Bounty Land Warrants, Purchase and Sale
Of Real Estate, Paying Of Taxes, Investment Of
Moneys, Remt,ances, &c.
All kinds of Convey ancing or any description
Of writing done for those who may need their
services.
Office east side Main between From, and Cd
Streets
Davenport, June l2th, 1851.
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MARRIED.,

On The 10Th inst, by S. THOMPSON. Esq Mr.
WILLIAM TRaSK, to Mrs. LUCY P. DO }
LITTLE, all of Scott county.
III this place, on Thursday evening 18th inst,
by JonS EVANS, Esq, Mr. FREDERICK RUSH
10 Miss DCROTdEA BOSH
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HANGING.--McCafIiey is 10 be hung q
kenosha on Monday next. This will be
The second case Of hanging in Wisconsin.
Chicago Jour.
Nobody ever yet been hung in Iowa
bat good many who ough, TO have been.
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Died,

At Moline. on Wednesday last, 9th inst,
JOHN FREDERICK, son Of RICHARD and ANNA
n. SaErHAM, aged year and ! months.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. O.
Flour, $685. 400. WHEAT, Is Soc
CORN, SO a 42c. OATS, "a 25c. BAgLEY, Iowa,
is Soc. RYE, 50 Coo.
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WOOL! WOOL!

THE subscribers will pay the highest market
i price, in Cash or Goods, for any quantity q
lean, well washed WOOL, delivered al thef
Store in Davenport, during the spring ana SUN
ner. VAN TlYL u COOK.
Davenport, May lsth, 1851.
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FASHIONABLE EMPORIUM!
LIE CLAIRE, IOWA.

LIE CLAIRE, IOWA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER would respecttully an
i nounce TO the citizens Of lie Claire and VI
cni,y, that he has opened Fashionable Tailor
ing Establishment at this point, on Main street
where, owing to his long experience ~ me ousi'
ness, and his extensive acquaintance with tht
various STYLES OF ress, he is prepared to execnts
everything in his line with neatness, nromptitude
and despatch; and he aatters himself tina, he shall
be able 10 give entire satisfaction to all who ma,
favor him with their patronage.
fsA7- Work warranted 10 fit if made up at The
shop. VIM. M. LAY LUX.
lie Claire, July 3, l85l-ly
A FEW more Steve Waffle liens at
N Dec ltb. w. II. lisLDRErH's
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The venerable Or. Mott, now ia the 9th
sesr OF his age, was present at the cele.
bfa'ion at Hartford, Connecticut, on the
fth ult., mud closed the services in the
church by prononncing the benedction.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
WEDNESDAY AND MONDAY
PACKET.

A~M THE well known passenger steam
boat Dubuque, EDw, II. Beg
$500 - BEE, Master, has resumed hcrtrps
for the above and all inferno date ports, and
will make regular weekly trips between Rock
Island and Davenport for St. Louis every We'd
nesday, and Rock Island and Davenport for Ca
lena every Monday throughout the season.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon
the boat during the past season, her officers will
endeayor TO merit continuance OF it by offer
ing 10 passengers, accommodations equal to
those Of any other boat in the trade For freight
or passage apply on board. May 29]
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A NeD Volume Of the american Phrenoio-
gical Journal. commences Jolly l, 1881.
NOW is the time to subscribe, Devoted 10
~ Phrenology, Physiology, Magnetism, Pays
iognomy, Mechanism, Education, Agriculture,
the Natural Sciences, and General Intelligence,
prousely illustrated it cannot fail 70 interest ev-
~ class Of readers. Every family, and especial
ly all young men and women, should have copy
II is printed on the first OF every month, al One
Dollar year, All letters should be postpaid,
and directed to
FOWLERS & WELLS.
1871 Nassau ST., N. Y.
ATS descriptions 10 the above received al lie
Office Of the Davenport Gazette.
JUS cath. Ho.f"
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NOTICE.

A BAY MARE was lef, at the PENNSYLVANIA
IA House on the 25th Of July by young man,
name not recollected, stating he was from the
neghborhood OF Iowa City; il not called for soon
she will be sold 10 pay expenses.
M. C. DAVIS.
Davenport, August 18th, 1851. 4e.3w
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VALUABLE WATER POWER
FOR SALE.

One fourth down, the balance IN one tUo
and three gears.
TNIIIS water power is favorably situated in
i Scott county in an excellent grain growing
district aud is capable of driving almost any
amount of machinery, theie is attached and be-
longing to said Water Power twenty acres Of
land and more can be obtained fdasred.
For further particulars apply to McGREGOR
s. PARKER June 10Th 1851.
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ELopEnEST.-Two fools at Lowell. a
Fonng married woman and bachelor ran
III; The husband saw them as they got seat, !.
ed IN the ears, gave three cheers, waved
MS bat, badeslhem enjoy themselves if they
could, and then went back home q happy
man.
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INSURANCE


GEN'L. Agency, MAIN STREET,
Davenport, loma.
KYox Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
Iincenncs, Ind.
COLUMBUS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
City Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, Q.
New York Life Insurance CO.,
.Ne7e York City.
UNITED STATES Life Insurance Co.,
.New York City.
Quo Live Stock Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MUTUAL Health Insurance Co.,
Ciereland, Ohio.
TlHE undersigned having been appointed
i Agent for the above well established Com
panies, are fully prepared and authorized o issue
Policies against loss or damage by fire, also a.
gainst the hazards of marine or inland Transport
tation at the lowest rates of premium charged
by any good company in the west
Shippers or Merchants doing their cargo bust
ness with him, will be allowed return premium
Of l2A per cent.
Also Life and Health Policies and Policies
against injury or death Of live stock. All losses
on Fire and Marine Policies promptly adjusted
and paid at St. Louis, Mo.
McGREGOR & PARKER, Agents.
Davenport, March 18th, 1851.