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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
Accommodation Line Of
HA CRlS.
sa aEs
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Carried Through for SIS willlou! the loss of One
Nights Sleep.
TvHE subscriber intends running limo Of
= Hacks from Marlborough TO Henderson,
three times week, for the accommodation Of
passengers going North or South. commencing
on the 9th Of August. The Hacks will leave
lIillsborough, Immediately after the arrival Of the
Stage from Greensborough. on Tuesdays, Fri
days and Sundays; and will leave Henderson,
after the arrival Of the Northern train, on We'd
days, Fridays and Sundays, so as TO place pas.
scngers in Hillsborough in time 10 refresh them
selves with nights sleep and be in readiness
for the Stage TO Greensborough.
IL Is hardly necessary TO speak Of the great adj
vantages of this line in respect 10 comfort as ID
will save passengers the circuitous route by Ra-
leigh, the loss of nights sleep, and the uncom-
Portable joting over the worst part Of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Road. Passengers will he carried
through for five dollars.
CT Horses, Hacks, and good careful Drivers
are now kept in readiness to carry persons 10 any
point they may wish for a reasonable charge.
or The subscriber would also mention that he
keeks House Of Entertainment in
Hillsborough, at which good accommodations
will be furnished for very moderate prices.
ROBERT F. MORRIS.
July Ia. &C.
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Very Gratifying The following stan

Very Gratifying The following stale.
meat. from The Mobile Advertiser, fur.
ni-h :. as FAR as il goes, The most cheer
ing indications as TO popular sentiment IN
Alabama. A pitched battle has been
foagln there between the Unionisls and
Secessionlonisls, and as The smoke clears
away we see the multiplied evidences Of
a signal victory having been achieved BY
the former. The fields literally sirewed
with the slain of the latter, and their roul
has been complete:
1.-The Alabama Journal contains the
names ofihe members elected TO the SEN
ate and House OF Representatives. as far
as heard from. Oftke eighteen Senators
elected twelve are Union and six Seces-
sionisis. In forty-iive counties reported.
there are filv seven Uninn members elect
ed 10 the Legislature, aud lhir,y-one Sc
cessionists.'
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Profitable Begging.-ll IS said by the
cinrinnali I'imr~. thar there Is in lila,
r'iy house. nrrnpird BY iille.-n ar twenty
persons, Who inllnw street begging ~ q
business. Their gains average every Il. y
from FIVE 10 Ten dollars Tor each az lie
gang. and their tights are spent in fast.
ing and ssbanehery. hey are all able
bodied men and women. and when enpag-
ed IN their vocation as men,liranis, coun.
irfirlt lanenfss or any other pin, steal in
firmly Likely TO excite the compassion Of
The public. a4a gff
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

Rust. the slave catcher. gave bail in
$1,000, 10 answer the charge Of assault
and battery for striking the slave.
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Small by degrees and beautifully less"
may be anplm.. q" the progress Of poIili.
cal aboiIianism in Kentucky. we link.
10 22 counties. polling 29.29S votes. Mr.
Cassins VI. Clay received al the late cleo
lion just 40. ~ Y M1or.
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The New York Tribune relates an in
lercsllng ane' dnir Of the ssgacily Of q
dog in saving the life Of child az Mr..
Robinson. Of Flasibusl. Long island.
This gentleman has two dogs. a small
spaniel and large half-breed deer hound.
The small deg was playing with Mr.. RS
child near eisiern, ahen The child fell
head foremost into the wafer; the ago
nized mother. who froma window witness
cd the occurrence. saw the spaniel rrn to
the kennel Of the hound. who instantly
ran tn the spot. and before the mother
rould reach the child the noble animal
had placed it in safety. Instinct might
have induced the small dog tn attempt a
rescue. but evidently knowing his inahili.
ty to do 50. what prevented him from try-
ing. and caused him, quick as thought, ID
fetch the stronger dog!
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Mob i'm Columbus, GeO.-We learn
from lettsr. in the MACON Journal and Messen-
ge', that no, ruled for an hour in Columbus,
Geo on the lsih :ns:slt. II appears that nc
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-23
II. SANFORD.
Dz.yGes.sg a.D GROCER:

A L the DID Stand on Font street, Davenport
n iowa has laid in full ass0tirarnt o. Dags
Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries, Fruits, ~ ees
fQns, pajaga, &c, for t;ge SEASON, comprising a
tnos every article in tho lne. Among wt:cs
are the following, ~;
All Dr.. Jayne's Medicine, Hungarian Ealaam
Nistar's bata1m Wild Cnerfy, ain Extractor
f9"pspud's stfs1pasiiia, E4cI5on's pills,
Iadian vegetable tonic, L natuHGts 81 ~ kiads
Moiiat's Phnnix Differs, laynes, lioilats
lirages, Hfandreths, Wriglits, Sipiths; Ps,ers
Lees, Poaers and Ciayelands ii.s;
Hayes LiHamenl Tor plies,
tTpham's pile Eiectaafy:
Black and Cayenne pepper, A.lsp.ce, Cloves,
Mace, Nutmege, Cuaatnon, Race,
w. !. and Ground Ginger, saleratus, ael soda,
Alum, C3pperas, salt petre, Caalk,
Pitch and Resin, dried apples and peaches,
itaisns, Figs, prunes, Clrants, Tamarinds,
Ciiron and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young litson and black Teas,
Goldfish, Maclcrel, smoked herring,
Tobacco, segars, snuff, ard pipes al kinds
Liverpool! blown, ground alnm, Turks Island
and tabie salts, paints, oils, turpenine, yarhish-
y, brushes, glass, putty, nails, eofdage lthes and
sacking tainc; gunqowder, Slot, lead aad per-
cusson Caps, indigo, Nader, tog~ood, tust!c,
rcd wood, annatta, &c.
Cocoa and Chocolate, Gid Jaga,
Rio and flayaana C1iiee, Rice, Iapioca,
Pearl saIo, arrow root, pearl barley,
Ycrmicella, soda, bu,ter and sweet crackers,
Loaf, powdered, crushed, clarified aud
N O. sugars, Golden and n. y. syrups,
S. H. and n o. Molusses,
Old Otari and ssignette brandy, port,
Madeira, sweet Malaga and C!aret Wines,
Holland and Bll,imore Gin, Jamaica Rum,
and o!d Monongahcla whisAoy, fof Nedlcal
purposes
Abscynth, Alcohol, cider vinegar and line
juice, sperm, star and tal!ow Candies. cas,iit,
Rosin, Almond, Winasorand other soaps, eaudies
ass'd., Wstar's Cough Clndy, ginger nuts, VII
ting and letter paper, black, blue and redAnk;
superior steel pens, guile, &c.
Almonds, Brazil nuts, tborts and haziennts,
pen and pocket knives, razors; scissors, pocket
books, wallets, six and cotton purses, combs,
assorted violin string hair brushes, &c, &c.
The above with at least 500 different artic.es
not enumerated are all warranted d! the best
quality, and will be sold as low as a, any store
N the country. Cash or goods VIII be paid tor
Butter, Cheese, Tallow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed,
Fiax=eed, &c.
Davenport, March Gosh, 1851.
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GLEN VERNON

| T'IIl5 beautiful estate situated about one-anI-s
helf miles above the ely OF Davenport, i,
now offered ior sale II va selected u al esr-
| ly day BY tile late Hon. William b. Conway
Secretary OF the Territory Of Iowa, as place u
| residence, The most picturesque aud beautiful o.
any upon the Mississippi.
The property consists Of % acres 81 land Ii
ing directly on tie ,yer--Whieh has here bolt
rocky bank s4itt front of over hal. a mile:
finely diversified with hill and dale, Is wafefet
! by numerous and nHialiag springs d the pnres'
alter, and sbonnis in Timber, rock, saii and
clay for building.
Along The riter are many elevations Or kaolls
which command delight u anil extensive view;
Of tie cities Of Rock Island and Davenport, the
town Of Moline, and of the Mississippi Tor many
miles. and furnishing sites FOR residences, which
ior picturesqueness and romantic beauty are une-
qaalied.
The attention Of gentlemen from The cities OF
The lover ippi--seeking healthy sum-
iner retreat, near the finest fishing aud hunting
grounds ia The West is invited to this property.
prefer selling the eatire place, bat il no, soon
sold, propose 10 yield 70 the solicitations Of M
nefous applicants and IN few weeks have i
surveyed into tfaets varying in SIZE from one 70
twenty acfes-and in price from So to $50 per
aere.
The proximity of this property 10 two flourish
ing cities rapidly increasing in population and
wealth, with a certainty Of the early completion
ola Rail Road connecting them with the eastern
il very desirable and guarantees
its rapid increase in value.
Information respecting it viii be given and the
property shown by iIr. A. II. HllLRR. OF The LIE
Claire House, Davenport, lowe, or M. G. X.
f.rcHcoeK, residing on The premises. or afplica-
ion faaY lie made to me at keokuk, Iowa.
EDWARD KILBOuRNE.
August 20tb, 1851. 5l-u
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FACULTY..
ItsFHE seventh winter session ofthis College viii com
mence the first Monday Of November. ISL. I'D
continue four months. The chairs ofthe Faculty VIII
be arranged as foliows-
|. g. Joxes, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medic ne.
r. $. NEWTON, VI D., Professor Of Surgery.
g. L. HINT. VI. D., Professor OF Obstetrics, ana
Diseases CT Women and Cailaren.
z. FREraAN, n. D., Professor OF Special, Sur
sical and Pathological Anatomy.
J. K. Buchanan, VI. D., Professor Of Physlolo.
~. and Institutes 81 Medicine.
L. f. Ioses, ". D., Profesaorof Matera Med
lea, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
]. NHTos SANDERS, ii. d., IL. D., Professor
Of Cletnisfry, Pharmacy AMI foxieoiogv.
Q. f. Newfos, n. D, Demonstrators Anai-
omy an1 Surgical Prosecutor.
A gsatu.toas preliminary course OF Lectures
viii commence on the second Monday OF oeto-
her. AT the same lime tie Demonslfatof' $
rooms will be opened, with every facility ior the
study OF Anatomy. Anatomical material Il
abundant and cheap, Prompt attendance at the
opening offhe session is expected.
TERns.-fickets to fun of lectures until
eraduatioH) $50 in advance, well endorsed note
vance. or we'll endorsed note for so. Mariculaton
tick ct S5Graduaton slj-DemonsratoE's ticket 50.
Board costs from So 10 81 80 per week. students
sometimes board themselves Tor much lees. Students
anon their arrival in the city, will call at the ONCE OF
Irof II. s. Ht.ryos seventh street, between Inc
NEWTON, or JOS. II. BUCHANAN, II. D., Dean.
1851.
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WIRE FENCING.

HAVE Just received large supply of the
L above article Of superior qualify manufactu-
red expressly for fencing. Farmers and others
engaged in cuiivating the prairIes will find il a
matter of great economy 10 adopt this kind OF
fence. IL is no new, untried experiment, but ID
in very general use in Wisconsin and upper lli-
nos, and has been satisfactorily proven 10 be a
less expensive, more durable aud effectual fence
than any other. TO save trouble | will state tho
price TO DE SIX and quarter cents per ID. A
fence OF five strands or wires will weigh three
pounds per rod. Call and examine The article
Il the Hardware and Iroa Store,
No L. Claire Row.
N,v os3 1881 w H. HILDRETH.
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CHECKS.
GErIsk, T,KsNsElI,!
SHARP.
ssAEg MINGXRAN
EsEslSH.Ee ,EEaSsEs.E!

THEA Tfays, Tor sale al HAkES
1 June %. IewclrY Store
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PHOENIX STOVE WORKS

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
TIME SUBSCRIBER is manufacturing at these
| | Works. his Prairie State Cooking stoves, OF
Jour sizes: also the
Irving Air Tight Cooking S.eyes OF 3 sizes;
California Premium do do do;
Commercial Pallor do do do;
Three sizes OF which have open fronts, with fold
ing doors: Phoenix and Clinton Box Stoves, OF
sizes; in ALL making he best assortment OF stoves
Tor 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 a. Co., Of
Quincy. at nv Foundry prices, and by Constock
& Brothers, OF Keokak, Iowa, for the same phi
ces. save the addition of freight: also, by r.
IS. CRAZE. Davenport. A. COMSIOCk.
May p. 1851 Is
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
LATE ARRIV AL

BY IAva&flNG. Az INVOICE OF MscILLsNzou
BeoEs, w;
GLARX'S c lmmentary on the Bible,
" Whites history OF the World,
Nurra ) Pictorial United States;
Schoolcrafy's American Indian
l. bfayy % Natural History:
Clcever's Pose Writer'S OF Amarica;
De Tor7uesiile's Democracy in Americas
Mansfed !. fe Of Scott;
J. q. Adams" Madison ard Monroe;
seward's Life Of John O. Adams;
I. YES of Stias Wright aud Gen. Jackson;
Generals OF the last War:
Hines Oregon Expeditions;
Frcmont's Exploring ditto;
Works Of Wm Claiming;
DITTO 81 Ciail3tte Eiizaheih;
Woodial's edition Of Iunius:
Sequel 10 Eiley's Narrative;
inI various minor works
On hand -
s fall stock o. Schoo! Books, inclading all i
general use, With al other materials for scholar
and teachers ai a small advance over whoiesa
rates.
VIII receive shortly
Gac Hundred Annuals Of various kinds, (iu
gliding Sons Of Temperance and Odd Fellow
nflaiiagl Tor 1852, with an additional supply Q
Elegant Bound Works for tie Book Table.
w. II. HOLM les & co.
Osioher Ell, 1851.
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VALUABLE g.AFEss POW EsS
ztDzs SALE.

One fourth dora, the balance in one tao
and three gears.
THIS water power is favorably situated y
L Scott county in an excellent grain CROWNS
district and is capable OF driving almost any
amount of machinery, ti,eie is attached and be-
longing 10 said Water Power twenty acres OF
land and more csn be obtained il desired.
For further particulars apply to McGkEGolS
& PARKER. June 10Th 1851.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
EIAsEY & 80 ED,

No. l56 Main Street, st. Louis, Missouri.
A RE now receiving, at their Store their Fall
"A stock OF Boots and Shoes, comprising every
thing in ;heir line.
We have greater variety. and better quality
of goods than we have ever been able 10 oiler be-
fore.
Having taken special pains in making our Sc
lections we feel satisfied that We please those
who wan, good articles, and we expect to sell a.
low as any one for cash good paper.
BLOW we eaumerate few OF the leading arii-
cles
MEMS thick Boots, from to II and 9toIi;
do do do double sole and long legs;
do do grain do do all sizes dos
DO unboupd kip Boots hf double sole 9 and $ 70 H.
do double sole do do all sizes;
do dne long leg kip do No. 6 and 10 ~;
do unlined Hungarian Boots;
do kip waterproof do;
GENTS thick do
MEMS calf sewed and Pegged dress Boots;
DO PhiiadslPhia Hunting;
do thics Brogans, sizes6 TO II and 10 to l5i
do DO DO do - TO II all qualitiesi
. %, a. army saay,., 80 a. n $40 "a
do prime unlined kip do and to II;
do do lined and bound do do;
do call. pump sole and half vel. Brosans;
do patent leather Montereysi
do enameled 90 Brogans:l
do do and kid dancing pumps and slippers
BOYS thick and kip Doots;
do unlined do dos
do cal; supcr 10 do;
CHlLDRENs Boots, Shoes and EusAins OF every "a
riety.
BOYS calfand kip Rrogans,
do uuined do and thick do,
YOUTHS calf, kip and thick Boots,
do do do do do Brogana,
CHILDs' do do do do Boots,
do do do and goat lace boots aud brogans,
do enameled, kid and sewed do do and CATERS,
WOMESS calf kip, goat and split lace hoots OF eve
~ variety ana style, pegsed ana seIed.
do enameled and kid, sewed lace boots and Jenny
DO kid and enamelel Jaany Linds, Buskins ana
do Xii aud do pegged Jenny Lind do flannel
lined,
do silk Top and lasting Caters and half Caters,
do Philadelphia kid ties and ouskins.
do patent leather embroidered slippers,
do kip ptEgei unllned lace Boots,
do calf, seWed aud pegged lace Boots.
do co!ored high bnskins.
do enanl and goat ses'd flannel lind lac'd Boots,
MISSES DO do sew'l aud peggd do do,
do kid and goat do j. Linds and Duskins,
do lasting gsiier Boots.
do calf kip ana goat pegged Ice boots.
OVER SGgCsss AND EsGEsBEfsS.
MEMS fine Buffalo shoes,
do = cloth do do
do rubber Sandals ana do do,
do high cut rubber do do.
CtILDRENS' rubber over shoes,
BGYS do do do.
WOMESS' flannel lined rubber over Shoes buskins,
do Jenny Lind Do do 90,
do Gossamer do boots and bussins,
do fine fancy cold cloth Shoes,
MISSES gossamer rubber lace boots and buskins.
Purchasers viii md il tc their interest 10 eX-
anime our stock before bnving elsewhere.
NANNY s. WELD,
loo Main street, ST. Louis, No., and 67 Pelrl
street, Boston, Mass.
August i4,h, 1881 49-tt
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COOK & BROTHER.
MONEY RENTED TO EUROPE

Also, Storage passage procured.
Apply to COOK q SAh1I Ely
Davenport, Oct, 9th, 1850.
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la FsTETTE PARKER
LEX. W. a-sEgsoa.
Ha'GREGOEs & pA.sAEEs,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND hGLNfS

YATiI.'. practice ID the District Courts an
w supreme Court OF this state.
They wiIi give partlc Iiaf atteation TO the col
lection of Debts, Obtaining, Selling and Loca
ting bounty Land Harrants, Purchase and Sai'
i lsoa! Estate, Paying Of Taxes, investment o.
Moneys, Relnittances, Re.
All kinds Of Cgnvegancing or any description
If writing doac Tor these who MAJ need lsell
services.
Office east side Main between Front aad g
Streets.
Dagen2ort, Iune l2.h, 1851.
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INSURANCE

GaS,l. AaEscf, Mars STREET,
Dauenqort, loiea.
CoLeaEus Ere and Marine Insurance Co.,
Co!utnbus, Ohio
CRY Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Cincinnati, Q.
:" .}eis Tors cig.
ONO Life Insurance Co,
..' Ciaeiaaaii, OHIO
MgrrAL Health Insurance Co.,
Ciereland, Ohio.
TUE undersigned having been appointed
i Agent for The above well established Com
panies, are fully prepared and authorized o issue
Policies against losr or damage BY ire, also a.
,ainst The hazards of marine or inland tFanspor-
tation at the lowest rates Of premium charged
hy any good company in the west.
Saippcys or Merchants doing their cargo ousl-
ness with him, viii be allowed 4 return preiniu an
Of l2a per cent.
Also Life and Health Policies and Policies
against niary or death 81 live stock. All losses
an Ere aud Murine Poi ciee promptly adjusted
and paid al 81. Louis. No.
McGREGOR & PARKER. Agents.
Davenport, March 18Th. 1851.
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Sept. 9th, 1851.
LANDS FOR SALE INV CGazZTs
TOM CO, IOWA.

To 1.-THE
N. T. t4orN. w. III Sac. 10, T. So y. OF r.. +.
ETA " y. W. Ia Sec. Is, 4. - -
N Wifi" 5. =. "A See. Y, 7 q "
n. F. Ia" S. VIA Sec. IS, 7. SO s.
$. w. i.4s' n. c. Ia Sec. 10, 4. 90 +"
The above land i situated on Elk et-abonl
two miles from the Mississippi river, one mile
from The Elk river mills and eight miles above
Lyons. The following valuable improvements
are situated thereon, to wit: One saw mill, one
dwelling house, one barn, together with other oni
houses About forty acres OF which is improved
ana abaat one hundred acres OF valuable timber
The undersigned will sell the above described
premises On Ideal terms The ABOVE premises
viii lie shownt to any person wishing to purchase
Inv C. Il. LAH1ruBp, Who is now running the mill
For further particulars apply 10 James Mccoy
of Folton City, III, Doet, I. Wood, Sahn'a
jackson county, Iowa, or BENZ. LAKE m}
Agent a, Lyons, IoWa, who Is authorized TO make
a proper deed AMI conveyance 70, the sane.
THOMAS CALDERWO0D.
LYONS Iowa, Sent 95h, 1851,
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WHEAT! WHEAT!

rIlue subscribers are manufacturing Pierpout
/ Sevfnout's mot Seymour & Morgan's) pat
ent Grain Drills, which are established upon the
princle o .seaaaoufs Broadcagt sorsag .Iachiues,
and prove 10 be better adapted for The purpose OF
Drilling, than any other that has been tested, be-
ing capable Of sowing and covering, not only
Wheat, but al Grain aai Seed, from i'eas, Cara.
&C. 10 Grass Seeds, and can be used either FOR
sowing Broqdcast, or in Dalts, with ans fine fer
tilizer such as Lime, Plaster, &c. The Grain
falls from the Gram box 10 the tubes, aspaee OF
six inches in foil view Of the person attending
it, so he may be constantly assured that al Is CO.
ing night.
The Machine has teeth. Or tubes, which are
| 3 inches apart from centre to centre. and all
raised from the ground at once with lever, or
any one may be raised separately; all The seed
ear, be stopped at once. The convenience and
<implieity Of management is unparalleled, and is
not only based correct prime pies, but Is got
ap't in that simple, and permanent style, and
good taste, which cannot fail to suit ALL
One man, or boz, with two horses, can Sow
Nit. ease from 10 to Is acres per day, and the
seed being all covered al uniform depth saves
from to 3 peek per acre. Oar business having
been considerably retarded by high water, we
shall be able to build bat few in time for fall
seeding, consequently, all who are anxious 10 gel
the best Machine exfant, should apply soon.---
Machines all warranted to be and TO do what we
represent.
! piiee stG5 at the Factory.
ksg49EES
Ofsnperior quality all sizes, ana kinds, con-
stanily Oh hand antfor sale.
DEERE. TATE s GOULD.
| Refer 10 WM RIGGS, near Davenport.
| Moline, Rock Island CO., Ils.,l
July 3D. 1851
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LANDS FOR SALE

T90K & SARGENT offer for sale the follow
- ing Lands in Scott county, Iowa. The lands
are Of good quality IN the settled portions of the
county and will be sold Al fair prices and on such
tnrn.s Is vii BE sals lactarY
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EEORE LEGEEE.

NECssE, EsSsSsE.
r An prepared 10 furnish Merchants and 9th
l. eGs with LAMPS aud the material 10 use IN
them Chemical o. at less expense than OH,
Lard or Candles.. aad not one-hatS the trouble
Ia Trim and keep them in order; one OF these
Lamps gives as much light as two lard lamps Of
the same size. They are now in use in all o the
principal cries in the United States, aud have
aever heard Of an explosion or other accident
aappeaing from them, except by carelossness.
intend 10 Keep fill supply ofiamps and mate
sas On hand al all times and sell them at prices
ID Justify their use. Lamps may be seen II the
ltncjpal Stores in this cay, lwhere they give
entire satisfaction aud also al
HAKES' Itork L'aai Jcareiry Sto,e
IuOe Goth. 1851.
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BOUNTY LANDS.

q Ot.DiERS of The War Of 1872, The
y Indian Wars since 1890, including he SEM !
;n,lc War Of 1885 and 1896, The ELACh
HAWK WAR, and the war known as 1enefa'
Wa-nes, II roo 10 1895, who served for term
az thirty days, and all commissioned off'cers OF
H. Wexican war. are entitled TO Bounty Land.
All persons interested are invited 70 cal on 'he
Subscribers. who are connected with an effcient
Agency at Washington, D. Ca nd are prepared
70 attend to all business with promptness.
no FEES charged unless the anowan ,e,e -
ah.sincd COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. nth, 1851.
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TOOLS.

.TJANDs Avs, Tenant Saws, Compass Saws,
IL Meat Saws, " God Saws and others. Also
Framing, Ferrner and Mortice Chisels, hollow
auoers for Wagon Makers and long and short
screw Augers and Anger bits. Carpenters pin
GERS, bevels, spirit plum levels. Also--Screw
plates, Ok and log Chains: Together with gem
eral assortment oil Tools and Builders Hardware,
Cheap for Cash
Al HlLDRETHS, Hardware Store.
Davenport, March 20th, 1851.
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BJTCIIERING.

yEsHE subscriber has again resumed the bust
Il ness of Bnteherjag and viii hereafter havt
tTcsh meat regularly every Tuesday, Tharsda,
ana Saturday.
Meat cellar in his dwelling house, Front ST.
opposite steamboat landing.
D. MOORE.
Davenport, Aug. 2lst, 1851. 50-if