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Kelsey's5 Alternating Bee Hive.
S5 roo Patented M,.v ORR 1RAR ftlr.s

LIVERY family should be in possession of
~ these hives; the only hive ever constructed
wherein success is certain in cultivating bees,
and obtaining rich reward of honey for little
trouble. Over 10000 bee culturists have them
now in use, and every one that has adhered to
the directions which accompany the hive, never
have failed Of success; the hive can be placed
in small yards in towns and even be PLACED in
the windows of houses and the bees can work
just as we'll rs if they were in an open field,
the alternating principles of these hives are
such that honey can be taken away without
disturbing the bees. The young swarm can be
taken away with their nursing bees and placed
in the centre new hives which prevents that
much dreaded rouble of swarming in the old
way; swarms IN be wintered ON s OF lbs. Of
honey rs we'll = 80 or 40 lbs Of honey in the old
way. The Beemoth and other insects are pre-
vented from disturbing the swarms, the exami.
nation Of these hives at once will convince any
man Of experience in the culture Of bees, that
they are the very ones that have been needed
for years. as they work with the nature Of the
bee.
u. s. NEGBY, having purchased the right Of
johnson county. is prepared to furnish all who
shall want an article Of this kind. A model Of
the hive can be seen ct Swans Hotel.
lswa City, June 18th 1851.
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Farmers Awake to your interest
GATLlNG "A,
PATENT GRAIN DRILL.

THIS machine took the premium diploma and
j silver medal 1t the great Ohio State Fair,
held It Cincinnati ON the I'd, Sd and 4th days
Of October last. As to simplicity and effect it
has no equal The machine is free from every
possible objection, and is Just such one as the
farmers have long needed. By once passing
over the land It harrows the ground, sows the
seed with the most exact regularity and precis-
ion, and covers all the seed good and proper
depth, thereby saving time and labor. In Eng
land and many other countries drilling has su-
perseded the broad. cast mode Of planting In
many sections Of the United States, especially
in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New
York. and Ohio, the drill system is fast gaining
ground and will soon be universally adopted.
Il hes become 4 fixed fact, as the certificates
win show, that the above mode Of planting grain
viii increase the yield from FIVE to ten bushels
per acFe. -',a
For further information apply to the subscri-
Der, Who has the righ for the State Of Iowa,
and Who has innumerable certificates from
some Of the best farmers in the states.
~ B. MANN.
EZEKIEL CLARK, Agent, Iowa City, Iowa
who il authorized to sell rights to the different
couuties
JAS. Z. LOVE, Agent. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Iowa City, June II $751; 3
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1t is something even to look upon enjoyment,
so that If it be free and wild. and in the face
Of nature. though it Is but the enjoyment Of an
idiot. 1t is something to know that Heaven
has left the capacity Of gladness in such acrea.
lures breast: it is something to be assured that
however lightly men may crush that faculty in
their fellows, the great Creator OF mankind i'm.
parts it even to his despised and slighted work
Who would not rather see poor idiot happy
in the sunlight. than wise man pining ii q
darkened Jail? Ye men Of gloom and amsterity,
who paint the face Of Infinite beaevolence with
an eternal forwn. read in the everlasting book
wide open to your view, the lesso,s 1t teaches.
Its pictures are not in the black and somber
hues. but bright and glowing tiats, its music.
save when you drown it. 10 not In signs and
groans, but songs. and cheerful sounds. Lis.
ten to the million voices in the summer air, and
find one dismal as your own Remember. Il
ye can. the sense Of hope and pleasure which
every glad return Of day awakens in the breast
Of all your kind. who have not changed theie
nature; and learn some wisdom even from the
witless, when their hearts are lifted up, thew
know not why, BY all the mirth and happiness
it brings. e@HE
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1 n in H.. maj, vo,de,-,o. the one vour
e.. n. ~. ~. 80. h,..;,. 90, rlo..S
vet. vers 49,, .e.ted sect faced OR, With pret-
~ foot living out ,upon n. hearth. ! bit Of lace
runninr ronnd the throat. and the hair parted
to charml, over 4 forehead fair as any in your
dreams, and If you could reach nm arm through
that chairback without fear Of giving ofense,
and suffer your fingers to plsy idly in those
curls that escape down the neck. and il you
could clasp with yot,r other hand those little
white taper fingers Of hers that lie so tempt
ipplv within roach and .o. t.,r .,f,,v and lo~
in the presence Of the blaze. while the hcrrs
ain without knowledpc. and the winter Wind.
whistle uncared for. If in short. Won were M
bachelor, but the husband of such = sweet inn.
age--dresm call it, rather would it not be far
p'easanter than cold single night, sitting
counting the sticks, reckoning the length Of the
blaze and the height Of the falling snowi
Surely imagination would be stronger and
purer if it could have the playful fancies Of
dawning womanhood to delight it. All toll
would be torn from mind-labor, il but another
heart grew into the present. soul quickening II,
warming It, cheering 1t, bidding it ever God
speed. Her face would make . halo rich - .
rainbow atop Of all such noisome things ~ We
lonely souls call trouble. Her smiles would H.
lumine the blacklist of crowded cares; aud
darkness that now sets you dispondent in your
solitary chair for days together, weaving Olttds
dreams, would grow light and thin, spread and
float away chased bv that beloved srniie YOur
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Neglect OF common sIercies.

No one will affirm that the mama was the
less bountiful proof Of the care of God. because
in order to suit the convenience Of the Israel.
ties. it did not fall rregularly but at periodical
intervals, and was gathered every morning. tina,
those who partook of il might be strengthened
for the journey of the day. And will any one
maintain that our daily food is less the gift Of
God, because it is not seen at random, but in
appointed ways and at certain seasons, that we
may be prepared to receive it'll Was the water
Of which the Israelites drank less beneficial be-
cause it followed them all the way through the
wilderness? No one will affirm that it was;
and yet there are persons who feel a. if they did
not require to be grateful for the water of which
they drink; because it comes to them from the
clouds Of heaven, and the fountains which gush
from the earth. a
We condemn the Hebrews when we read Of
their ingratitude, and yet we initiate their con-
duct. When the mama first fell, and they saw
abundance Of food on the bare face Of the des-
ert. gratitude heaved in every breast, and the
bounty of God was acknowledged by all. How
short a time elapsed till this gratitude was
turned into apathy anc Indifference; and they
began to look upon the mamma in much the
same light as We look upon the dews Of the
evening. or the crops in harvest. rs something
regularly aud customary, the denial Of which
might justify complaint, but the bestowaI Of
which was not reckoned as fitted to call forth
thankfulness. Because the water flowed with
them through all their journey, so that the heat
Of burning sun could not exhale it, nor the
thirsting sand Of the desert drink il up, Just be-
cause it continued all the time as fresh and as
cool as when it leapt from its parent rock, the
Israelites came to regard it with as little won
der as We do the stream which may run past our
dwelling. The pillar Of cloud hung continual
y before thern,so thatthe rays ofa meridian sun
could not dissipate it. nor the winds Of heaven
drive it away; and they came at last to be more
grateful for it than we usually are for the light
OF the sun returning every morning. just be-
cause this pillar Of cloud was kisdled into pill
lar Of fire every night. they became As familiar
with it as We are with the stars which God
lights up in the armament. The younger por-
ton Of the people. born in the desert, and long
accustomed to these wonders. may have come
to look upon them Is altogether natural. and
would be no more surprised at the sight Of the
fiery pillar casting its lurid glare upon the
sands, then We are with the meteor that flashes
across the evening sky. Does it not appear a.
lift were the very frequency of the gift, and the
regularity Of itscaning. which lead mankind
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From Cuba.

A ND. ALWAYS HAVE BEEN, AND Al
II ways will be. If can get . reasonable
amount of tailoring to do in Iowa. Being in
receipt Of the Fashions { our times year. and
one Of the best rules extant, fatter myself
ina. nd
call and give me trial. will cut and make
according to fashion or according to the Gus
toners notion, and will warrant all to st.
Shopon Clinton ct. joining A. Barnes tailor
shop. n ]. h. JOHNSON, Tailor.
+ Iowa City. May Is, 1850. 81 :.
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Fire, Marine ana =. lnsu 81
CAPITAL $500 ooo. a %
0TT7CE-0s Wsses Street, II Wjsse 1risA Re-
vINCENNES, INDIANA. aii9ms

THIS COMPANY, HAVING BEEN DULY
i organized, and ten per cent pad ON the cap.
ital stock subscriber and, the balance secured
BY mortgage ON real estate and by personal
guarantee, are now prepared to effect Insurance
against loss or damage by FIRE, ON Buildings,
Merchandise, Machinery, Mills, Manufactures
and all descriptions Of property. Also mer-
chandixe and produce in the course Of inland
transportation, the risks Of the seas, &c. &c
also the hulls OF steamboats, and other vessels
and upon the lives Of individuals going to
California. The rates Of premium will Be q
low rs those of any other responsible Company.
promptly and pnid. The stock Of this Company
Is held entirely in the West, and controlled BY
Western men, and in no way connected with
DIRECTORS. a
ROBERT N. CARNAN. Vincennes.
WILLIAM j. HEBERD, do
JOHN w. MADDOX, do
JACOB PEA, do
WILLIAM j. WISE. do
PETER p BAILY, Fort Wayne,
THOMAS r. BENBRIDGE, Lafayette,
WALTER W. EARLY; Terre Haute,
HENRY D. ALLIS, Evansville,
SIMON BOTTORIFF, Jacksonville,
WILLIAM HUGHES, vincenE9H ~
LEVI SPARKS, do
R. n. cARNAN. President fs
s BOTTORIFF, Vice President.
G. n. ALLEN, Secretary i
WI. HEBERD, Treasurer.
Short life and Californis risks taken at this
ANsON HART, Agent.
May 70, 1850. Iowa City, lows. =
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n g: rARRELL's GENUINE ARABIAN

II G. FARRELL'S GENUINE ARABIAN
IL. Liniment is most extraordinary medi-
by the vast sales of the article, and the many
cures being daily performed by it, which pre-
viously had resisted all other medicines and
the skill Of the best physicians in the world -
1t il composed of balsams, extracts and gums
peculiar to Arabia-possessing in concentra-
ted form, all their stimulating, Anodyne. PEN
etrating. unctuous and revulsive properties.
and the same which, ages ago. were used by
success, in curing the diseases of both man
and beast IA, a
Read the following Remarkable Cures, which
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"A gaOUlS. MO. FfF s88Ft
k.Ysl = 81 LArn.or 4 Co.'S. Union Ex-
Agens ADA.. Co.'S. Eastern and Southern
Express.
Agents EDwAaDs SAxyosD 4 CO., European
Agency and Express.
Agents New York and St. Louis Line, via
Chicago
uGoods consigned to our care will not be
detained for favorite boats, but promptly for
warded to destination.
TExpress packages to any part Of the Uni
ted States and Europe, forwarded with despatch.
FoRElGN Acknowledgment, Henry Starr No.
2, Columbia buildings; London, James Elves.
No. 10 Gresham street; Panama, Garrison 4
Fretx a
Hoxr Aarxrs.-Boston, Adams 4 Co.; New
York, T. G. Dwight 4 Co.; Albany, Olmstead,
Daniels Co.; Buffalo, Bowers, Tallmadge 4
Co.; Philadelphia, Sanford 4 Shoemaker; Bal.
timore, Woodside 4 Co.; Pittsburg, Baker 4
Forsyth; Cincinnati, George Mowton; Louisville,
Charles Basham, Jr.; Paducah, Watts, Given 4
Co.; Nashville, H. Yeatman. lllnOis-Quincy,
Schell 4 Parsley; Galena, Joshua Brooks; Ma
pies, J. Ensminger Co Peru, Taylor Cof-
fing; Peoria. Boilvin 4 Co.; Chicago, j. 8. New.
ferson City, COrcell 4 Co.; BoOnville, Goddin
4 Co.; Glasgow, Perry 4 Bartholow; Lexington,
Dodd 4 Chancellor; Independence, Slaughter
4 Brother; Weston and St. Joseph. Perrys 4
Young; Hannibal, Miller 4 Bower. lowa-ke
okuk, Daniel Cram; Burlington, Foote 4 Co.;
Muscatine p. jackson; Dubuque. G. Cookery,
Stimson Co. New Orleans, G. G. Lathrop 4
Co.; San Francisco, CAL, Adams 4 Co.
June II, 1851.
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Some poor fellow who has bee- through
the mill perpetrates the following: ST. uo-l
when Teller falls in Inv ycf
he dus war; white kid gluv,
and let's the barber scrape his chin, 5Ee-i
y and wears Aashy bussum pin,
and puts on lots Of splendid close,
and wears tite boots on to his toes.
and smells just like the sprouting rose.
all newly sprung in Joon,
But 1.-THE does the mittin git.
what Phancy Pheeiinx round him fit.
he grows all over meiancholer,
and hides behind standin' ko.lar"
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NOTICE.

A LL persons having claims against the lows
"A Penitentiary are hereby notified and re-
quested. 70 state, and present the same, to the
undersigned comnaissiones {who 10 legally au-
thorised to settle the sanse) It the Office Of the
Superintendent Of the Peaitentiasy 1t the PEN
itentiary) in the town Of Fort Madison, Iowa,
within thirty days from the date hereof. All
claims not presented 70 said commissioner
within the time Aforesaid will be forever bar.
red and the State discharged from any further
liability for the same. s
CURTIS BATES, Css,s;ssissev.
June It'll. 1851. Sw3
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lie CLAIRE FOUNDRY, I
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

nav ORAS AVWA9
THE PROPRIETORs OF THE ABOVE ES-
Il tablishment would call the attention Of
Nillwrights, and halloween, With others the.
may want Machinery, to the fact they are ready
to contract for the various kinds Of work TO to
manufactured ct their establishment, viz; i
p Mill GEAR lg for -four and saw mills Hoist
ing end lighter screws; reaction water wheels
Of different kinds, Horse powers. Threshers and
Separators, Tanning Mills, Corn Shelter, Flow
er and Cultivstor Castings. Wagon hubs.
arms and boxes. Crates for windows. pave-
ments and parlors. Fronts for Store and Ware
houses, columns plain, huted, square or round /,
Boat and mill engines, large. small, horizontal.
upright. slide or lever cutoff. Black-smithing
and finishing and in fact everything ordered in
our line. of Iron. Brass. Composition Or Babbitt
metal. gsH}ili d.
Our patterns viii be all new, and Nillwright
ordering machinery can have it made in thelat
est and best style.
We do not intend to be surpassed BY any e..
tablishment for neatness Of proportion or
strength and durability. Care and experience
will Be exercised in selecting, mixing and smelt
ing Of metals to make il satisfactory to the pur.
chaser and creditable TO the manufactured.
n LIE CLAIRE. DAVENPORT + Co.
q May %, 1851. &c.,
e N b. We have good second hand lever en-.
CINE for sale 1t bargain. large enough to pro.
pei small boat or 3run 81 buFrs. j. D. + Co.
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Rsfsenees--Hon s. Hampstead, Governor Of
Iowa, and Hon. G. w. Jones Senator in Con-
gress. Dubuque; Hon. A. Q. Dodge Senator in
Congress, aud Shepard Letter NJ c., Burling-
ton; Daniel F. Miller, NJ. c., Fort Madison; J.
Cable, N. @ Carrolton, Ohio; Hon. j. Williams
Chief Justice Iowa, Muscatine; Hon. J. F. Kin
ney, Judge 8. Court, Iowa, West Point; Hon.
Geo. Greene, Judge 5. Court Iowa, Dubuque;
Gen. s. Stokely, ex-M c., Steubenville, Ohio;
Hon. x. Farrow, Judge Circuit Court, Hon. X.
French, iex.M. G., and Hon John G. Mason, NJ.
G., Mt. Sterling KY; Hon. Andrew Trumbo,
ex-M. G. Owingsville, Ky; H. D. Downey,
Register Land Office, E. Morris, Receiver Land
Office. Hon. J. P. Carleton, Judge Dist. Court,
and Ex- Gov Robesrt Lucas, Iowa City, Iowa
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H. G. FARRELL'S .I
ARABIAN EMINENT,

peared in my vife's stomach. gradually IL
creased ere in size until i became as large as my
..S au % es nv coui. 10y pcar tne ieast
upo. ~:ou. giving neI extreme
Pa" 81. .ne auylce OF our pest doctors,
;, my a Tat ~ UP'nlon aoout y; some SAID
sor,a ~. ns.i I. o"ne ragemen. o. ne spleen
so', s.ia' vas 8: cement oi the OVa-
.es anu , o.ncis sau was umol o. the IVA
!. 90. "J So ny. not - cured except Dy cutting
sn a. -. I rsaln si.ua.oh, was per
,,r"n !. ~ 80 49, ARR AIaoian Ainimenl
Jpn =. "uu =: Anec as y may appear, upon the
L I'M. app.ca,'on sne Degan 20 improve and
10. s So ...i' se.ans oe1oeI oauy, until nov
'' 80 "eA - ''e sM s1cesn.r eaitn
p. ION CoNNEAL.
wi" :" -
pohor. r,;nas p.s...
no"e't hinGs, rostmaster' says;
IN. - h0s '."sS .. M1rc. q, Io4S:
One WOMAN mas Isea your Liniment with
s'ea. SUCCESS. one nao iost the use OF her legs
. .Ir .hlee years, tne CORDS being contracted SO
Una. ner legs were ,h bent as much while standing
least but bv the use OH 'g Fsrsa IN
Liniment she is now able to walk with ease.
and has a straight limb have found it most
exceiient remedy Tor horse flesh; also, for every
thing winch requires an external remedy.
N, = .H--,
Inc OPsnsOn OF an Old Experienced
a and Scientific Ey,,icr
WAsmxcro: Iowo Una oe ,sho
From the sneedv and ,,ar,n,ua,,t c'',as -,
on man and ees; aj ernanen. cure. cures pom
ment is nerform;n. 40 y"t ha ma"a. =. LIN nna
nounce + the e.cIreat ReraJ, af tha A =. H'o
have practiced doctor;n~ horses f;,r ,hesas tw.n.
tv vears and h.vs t.;aes, Iii, ~ ~:
ments. ointments A. ~ ,n, ~. rnsFsd us =, nm, =,
the napers. hut + mnst s.v th.. n T,r ~ ~
Arabian Iiniment exceeds .nv t ~ A. evs- roaas
use n Nv its nae have cyrad s,,e.n,r ", .mS
;ncnrahIe and ~ has s mao ad Deen ptonno'n zee
brae ne every shade of disease from, scr.,c sa
and brnises nm to Snsx;n R;n~ Rna 50 Ssna
yev can afso hepr - -. anu &c
fects ON the human svs,a,,, 80. 10 s $50 :.
nearly ali last winter T. M, -,as ,r;.s phss'
matism and could 80 III. ~. .s" y.
III TIL, commenced ,;n the use Of your Liniment.
~ '.'' ' "'' ''- e'''u me- wup cp,~ro
.s., ls,s,i y. CniMES.
O. So
sun ram OF ten gears standing cured
by III. G.. EarYclfs A,u6ian .Lin,ucnt
M. H. G.. Fsyyeu.-Dear Sir: had been af.
flicted with the ''sun Pain for the last ten
bleeding but BY the use q F.r TeHePi Ars
bian Eminent. applied over The temrles shcrt
three or four times = dsy + Vas apt;rsix ~
moved, and 1 have felt nothing Of Il s;nce =
went into the st.hia ~. r;..n. 1 :. *
horses sore leg, and being yerv lame H. stnm.
bruising them so badly that thev turned blacI
Is my hat, rendering them powefiess. II appli
ed your Liniment. and was veil enouoh ;r .
few days to 20 about again a. ususl. Also
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V Two sons Of Gen. Lopez are among the
students Of the College Of s.. Xavier. in Gin
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NV BOsks and Drug Store.
L. B. & o. "A. PATTERSON

Deslers IN Booksss1 Ststissesy y ~ ksds, Dr.ss.
Medicines, Psists, OILS. Dye-St96i. Yer
- aisAes, ssd Paeat Nedieiaes, &c.
lave JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
Ii are now opening the largest and best as
sortment Of BOOKS, DRU GS.A AND STATION
cry ever offered in this city, which will be
said At prices reduced one-half from the old
rates Persons wanting anything in our Line
will do we'll to give Us call, - We are deter
mined to SELL s .s.
Iowa City, May, 1851.
s. ALERATUS, Chocolate, Cocoa Pepper Sauce
~ and Mustard for sale 1t PATTERSON'S. +
May 70. 1851.
M ACKEREL, Cod Fish, Herring and Sardiens
III for sale at PATTERSONS.
May %. 1851. So a.asa
EILBERTS, Almonds, Cream Nuts, Cur.
i rants, hgs and Raiscns for sale at
PATTERSONS.
May %. 1851.
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LAND AGENCY.
IOWA CITY. IOWA.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ESTABLISH
ed Land Agency at this place, and from
his experience in the bushes, he now proposes
Fira-To purchase and sell Military Bounty
Land Warrants granted to soldiers who served
in the war with Mexico.
Second-To procure Land Warrants for per-
sons who are entitled to them under the act Of
Congress, approved September %, 1850.
TAird-To select the land and locate Land
Warrants for persons residing in any part of
the United States.
Fouyth-To purchase and sell land, and in
General Land Agent,
PcWrd ehing to locate Land Warrant
on lSNdS ~ ohis State, by forwarding their
warrants to him, with power Of attorney au-
thorizing him to locate it for them, he will Sc
lect the land, locate the Warrant and forward
them q certificate of location.
He has resided in this place for the last ten
years, and he fatters himself that from his
knowledge Of the business and Of the country,
that he will be able to give satisfaction to those
who may entrust their business to him.
The following charges will be made-For Sc
lecting land and locating land warrant for l6O
acres $40; do for 50 acres, 81; do for 40 acres,
S.; for selling land warrant on time, IS; and
for other services charges will be made in like
proportion.
All letters postage paid) will be promptly
attended to.
- q GEORGE s. HAMPTON.
p May %, 1851.
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u ED Lead, Venetian Red, Lytharge, Chrome
IL greene and Yellow for sale at
e@3 PATTERSONS.
May g. 1851.
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CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
R00 BUSHELS OF WHEAT WANTED
WV Immediately 1t the Iowa City Mil. for
which the hifhest price will be given in cash.
May %, 1851. Ta4' y -
INDIGO, NADER, LOCKWOOD. EXTRACT
= iOgwood for sale at PATTERSON'S
May %, 1851. su @ -
GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
VI for sale by L. B. 4 o. A. PATTERSON.
May %, 1851. 6 -
0UGAR, TEA, COFFEE. RICE. SPICE Ann
~ Pepper for sale by -.,-sgs- =
l. B. I O. A. PATTERSON.
May 20, 1851.
ORYED Peaches and Apples for sale It
~ May y, 1851 PATTERSONH.