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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

Mr.. EDITOR :-Please insert the following.
Gard and oblige the undersigned
S. KENOSHA, Nov 9Th, 1851.
Doctor Albert Giles,
Dear Sir-The undersigned having great conf
dence IN the Homeopathicsystern OF Medical Prae-
uce, and being confident that the system is gaining
Friends and Patrons in this community, so as to
justify the expectation that fair proportion of Me-
dical Practice would be given to a Practitioner of
that system here, afectionately invite Your re-
turn with Your Family tolour City. And this we
do, Sir, as an expression of Personal Friendship,
and confidence in Your Medical Skill
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<AME into the enclosure of the subscriber about thu
~ middle OF May last red yearling heifer with vhe
spot in the face, two white spots the back The owner
requested 10 prove property pay charges and take hex
4W27 IVN MEDAL
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The Philips Fire Annini2tor COMPANY have
tinaliy got their machines and charges 10 ,ro-t
rtghi, and to their entire satisfaction. They wHI
therefore, give pubic demonstration this week
and hold themselves ready to deliver machines
forthwith Bridgeport Fdrmer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

CHEAP PosrAGE.-The Merchants and Editors of
New York city have met and expressed their views
IN opposition to the present rates of Postage upon
Newspapers, and great effort will be made to al
ter the law of last winter upon this point Wchope
Congress will remember that the few immensely
rich newspaper establishments of our large cities
are not the only interests to be consulted.
VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN THE SANDWICH Is.
LANDs.-A paragraph in San Francisco paper
says that the crater in Munua Loa Sandwich Is
lands, has emitted vast amount of lava which
was flowing off in south west direction. at the
rate of about three miles in twenty four hours
From the course taken by tie stream it is thought
it will reach the sea somewhere to the southwark
of Kcala' ekua
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CALIFoRSIA-The news from California give en-
couraglng prospects of the miners The state of
Society seems to be growing better-the hanging
vigilance committee were disbanding.
The prices of labor were becoming steadily fixed
at lower rates than have heretofore ruled and the
people generally were boneing down to hard work
instead of attempting to grow rich by specializing.
This is the only chance of permanent success in any
business in any country. Industry must prosper.
OBITUARY NoTICE-Under this head the Free De-
mocrat writes of the demise of the Commercial Adj
vertiser of Milwaukee, as cas 1t seems the little
sickly bantng has been ove.laid by the two great
old granny nurses which have had it in charge the
last year. We were afraid it would not live to grow
up, it had such a bad breath. 1t was quite appro-
pirate that Brother Booth should write its obituary
The sicky thing would have died "long ago." but
for the tanning breezes of the Free Democrat Ey-
cry snuff of wind that it caught from that source
seemed to inspire it with desperate courage to re
afy how, to plague Booth.
We understand from the same source that Dir
Hyer, formerly of the Waukesha Democrat, has
bought the establishment George knows what is
about right. If he follows the dictates of his own
instincts, he will make paper that will tell for the
interest of the masses, and be dcmocraticay human
instead of diabolicallv bunker
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

a FEW @ nrts Of milk for sale at my house, ev-
"a cry morning.
henusha, Dec. I, 1851. JOHN T. SHEPHERD.
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CBI!ESTlIAS PRESENTS.
w Xix

A ND ANIMALS orevery variety in beautiful STYLE and
IA OF excellent Mater just received and Tor sale at
kIN1'S
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virtue OF final decree OF sale made by the Court In
E9 his cIu~v, he 18Th day of Nov. 4. d. ltJi at
en- u SAID 'urt.l shall expose 70 ale and -ei al
Ac on TO the highest bidder, the stems IN front " me
Court House, in he CITY hcuO-a, Ian DAY Oh Ja
any, ~ d. 81 ten O'Clock the forenoon ~ lat Gay,
Al the following piece parcel % real es!2e tlt'fe III tc
lid ci of kesHa, and de- cibcd ia the sand decree 81
ale ~ iOws to Wit 'A that crra'n piece parcel and
Il OF land Wing and being in the nth east quarter OF
ion six 49, Tow one, north OF Range tweniy-hree t2i
a- and M the village Of Southport, NV City kenOsha
nd m ne paricI lriy described follows Commencing
~ he south OF land Sold by said Bond one
k and running along the street next south
o. and para Prairie Avenue the south west corner
fuf sold BY ,ad Bond 30 Hiram Reese and now oc
pied by Mr. Patterson thence ROr.h hundred and
eyeHieen lce thence west To said Cuuks line thence s,u
hundred and seventeen feet To- the place of Beginning
Dated 1herif's Office, Nov. 81, 1851.
5W30 Mr. ALLEN Sh'R K.nosha A.
Erue-so1 Marshall, 81. tr Cy-srlt
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Attorney Il Counsel

AWOFIIty q UONHNFIVTJ
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER or pEEDf
TOR WISCONSIN, MIcnIsAx, ONO, I.DIAEA, sKH YoS5
PENNSYLVANIA,
ST. Charles, M'H'"
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COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS.


The Republic ofthis morning saws Col Folks
resolutions approving ofthe compromise as par
ty platform were laid on the table in dem eau
Gus Saturday evening by a vote of SO to 30
Boyd of Ky. receiving II 'votes-Fornev for
Clerk, 60 votes. Five members withdrew.
WASHINGTON Nov 80.
Democratic attendance last night indicates a
stormy commencement of the session tomorrow
and protracted struggle for the officers of the
Honse. There was ii,le harmony, and large
number of members left the caucus before the
nominations were made, declining to take part
il them.
The difficulty commenced in the early part of
the meeting, on account ola portion of the mem
bers desiring to make the compromise basis of
final settlement of the Slavery question and
Platform Of parry, 10 which majority refused to
accede. The nominations were strongly oppos-
ed by many of those present.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

Gov. Dewey hss ordered an election, for Mem.
ssr of Assembly. In the vacant District in Dodge
Cour:y
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Democratic Caucuf .-Royd Nominated
for SPeaker--Forney for Clerk.


WASHING TON, 29th
The caucns Of democratic members to nomi-
pate candidates for officers of the House of Rep
resentntives of 23d Congress. which will assem-
bic on Monday next, met this evening at II
o'clock, attendance very full. Hon VIM A.
Richardson of Illinois, and Willard s. Hall of
Mo, Secretary
The caucus proceeded TO Balloting for Can
didates for various offices when the following
gentleman were nominated For speaker, Hon
Lynd Boyd of ky.-for Clerk. Col Jno w
Forney of Penn, Sergeant at arms, Adam
Glass. Bremen of Pa For Post master Mr..
Johnson of Virginia, and for Doorkeeper Mr..
Nickname Of Delaware Messrs Glass Bren-
ner and Johnson are present officers ofthe House.
tits impossible to got at details of t,aoing for
the several offices, but the nominations were all
made on the frs; ballot. The vote for Mr. Boyd,
speaker was two thirds of the whole caucus, and
that for Col. Forney's nearly three fourths.
Subsequently, all the nominations were rat-
fed, unanimously. The Session will open Mon
day with full attendance.
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STATEMENT OF EXPENSE.

)F THE COUNTY OF KENosHA, FOR THE YEAR
1851.
Published by order OF the Board OF superyisoru
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

KLN0SHA CIRCUIT CoURT-IN CHANCERY.
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The following letter from Hon Myron Lawrence, of Belch
crown. is valuable testimony in favor of the Oxyeena,ed
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-08

per cent extra.
$500 Admission fee will be charged 10 adiis
ton 10 the above the first year, and must be paid
al the time of application, and Inc first years de-
posiie within thirty days
REFERENCES:
Ex-Gov. w. Slade. OF Vermont: Hon. Alphens
Feleh, T. S Senator; Hon. ]. R Giddings. u. c.
Hon. Seth 81. Gates, NJ. C., ". Y; Hon. EIw ar.
P Little, Narshied: Thomas NJ. Hays, Esq,
Secretary of tie Haverhill Fire Insurance Co ,
aaverhill. Mass. I Rev. D n. Merritt, Honsa'on-
ic, Mass; Hon. Orson Wood, NJ. d., Soners,
Conn; C LYade, Esq Johnson, "; Seth Ro-
gers, u d. Worcester, Mass; Hon. Elias
Ward, Midaleborongh.
Officers at Spring. field, Mass
p CROSSETT, Pres't. A. NJ. GALPIN,V PIT.
H. H. DARLING. Secretary and Treasurer.
re. w. EvsLIss, NJ D, Physician.
Cficsrs az Gle elqnd, O.
Finance COMMUNICATIONS GIL, JOAN QUIZ
WAITE, JAcoB LowNAS, II. F. BsAyToN, 5. s.
Straw.
HF. BRAYTON. Sec'y and Treasurer.
Statement o. the business, application papers,
rance, may be obtained on application to
ALEX. w. McGREf.OR, Gen. Agent.
nJThe undersigned General Agent for the
Mechanics Mutual Benefit .4ssoriation is prepar-
Ell to appoin: Agents through The State Of Iowa.
Per wishing 10 act for the above good and SOL
vent COMPANY, will address the undersigned.
ALEX. w. McGREGOR,
Gent. Agent 70. the State Of Iowa.
Office Main Street, Davenport
April Sd, 1851
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INSURANCE
Gss'i.. AGENCY, Main SrSrsr,

GES'l. AGENCY, MAIN SrSrsr,
Davenport, ioteG.
KNOX Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Dincennes, issH.
CaLuasUs Ere and Marine Insurance Co..
Columbus, Ohio
CRY Fire ana Marine Insurunee Co,
Csaeiaaati, o.
Nav YORK Life Insurance Co,
.,rr Fork City.
United SrATEs Life Insurance Co,
Ner Tork CITY.
Quo Live Stock Insurance Co,
Ciaciaaat, OHIO.
MCrrAl Health Insurance Co.,
Cleveland, Oh,o.
THE undersigned having been appointed
i Agent for the above we'll established Com
paaies, is fully prepared and authorized 70 issus
Policies agains, loss or damage by hre, also e
gains, The hazards OF marine or inland tfansfor'
Iaiion al tho lowesi rates OF premium charged
by any good company in the west.
Slippers or Merchants doing their cargo busi'
ness with bin, will b. allowed return premium
Of l2A per cent.
Also Life aud Health Policies and Policies
against injury or death OF live stock. All losses
on Fire and Marine Policies promptly adjusted
and paid al ST. Louis, Mo.
ALEX. w McGREGOR, Agent.
Davenport. March 18th. 1851.
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Il. SANFORD,
rs.TGCIs2' AND GR0CEE'

1 The Old Stand on Front street, Davenport,
Il laws las laid in fun assortment OF Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries, Fruits, Specs
oils. Pants, &c, for the season, comprising at
mos! every article in the line. Among "hleh
are tile following, VIZ
All DR.. J,ync's Medicine, Hungarian Balsan',
Wistar,s halsam Wild Cherry, Pam E1,rac'of'
Tow nsend'a sarsaparil!a, Emersoh's PMS,
Indian vegetable tonic, Linamen's OF all KINGS,
aafa,,s Pho,nix hitters. Jaynes, Moffa's,
Erargs. Brandreths, Wrights, sm,hs; Peters,
Lees, por,ers aud Cevelands pills;
Raves Linament for piles,
lipham's pile Elec'uary:
Back and Cayenne pepper, Alispiee, Cloves,
Mace, Nu.megs, Cinnamon, Race,
~. /. and Ground Ginger, saleratus, sal soda,
Alum, C,pperas, salt petre, Chalk,
p,,eh and Rosin, dried apples and peaches,
gn;sins. Flps, prunes, Currants, Tamarnds,
Citron and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young fIyson and black Teas,
Codfsh, Mackerel, smoked herring,
Tobacco, segars, snuff, and pipes, al kinds;
Liverpool blown, ground alum, iorSs lsana
and lablu salts, paints, oils, ,ufpehNhe, safhsh,
as. brushes, g,asF, putty, nas, eoTdase, shes ahu
saeking irvine; gunpowder, SHOT, ieau anu PER
cGssiGn Caps, indigo, AaaaeF, iog"ooa' 'uS'is
red " GOD, annnt,a, &c.
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old Java,
RIO and HAVANA Coffee, Rice, TaPoca,
Pearl sago, arrow root, pearl barley,
yermiceila, soda, butter and sweet CRACKERS
Loaf. powdered. crushed, clarified and
Il. @. sugars, Glden and n. =. syrups,
s. Fl. and " o Moiasses,
Old O,ard and Saigneste brandy, port,
Madeirs, swee, Malaga and Clare, Wines,
Holland and Baltimore Gin, Jamaica Rum
! and Cd Monoagahela whlskey, for Medica
purposes.
Ahscynih, Alcohol, cider vinegar and lim'
mice. sperm. star and ,alow Candles, Castle
bosin. Almond. Windsor and other soaps, candle
ass,d.. Wistar's Cough Candy, ginger nuts, wr
,lnr and letter paper, black, blue and red Ink
superior steel pens, qulls, &c
Almonds, Brazil nuts, iberts and hazlennis
Den and pocket knives, razors. scissors, poke
books. wallets, silk and cotton purses, combs
assorted violin s'rng hair brushes, &c. &c.
| The above with at eas; 500 different article
no, enumerated are all warranted OF the bes
quality. and will be sold as low as CT any s'of
Hi Ire country. Cash or goods will be pad 10
lRnuer, Cheese, Taliow, Eggs, Oats, Grass seet
lFia1seed, &c,
y Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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T HARDWOOD

TTAs JUS, received supply u coiIae, sugar
Il Il Nav Orleans, Sugar 4insc, aud syrup mo
lasses; Young hyson, imperial. ganpowder. ant
black teas; ground alum salt. t.i,e dairy salt. il
small SACHS; a superior article Ut WESTERN rs
serve cream cheese, dried rrIesnndpeaches; ha
soap. varsegated do, shoe baekag, mustard, can
ales, fine pnlyz'd saier1,ns, ~ ~. papers; mack
erel, rice, starch, pepper, als9er, nnimags, raj
sins, currants, race aud ground ginger, butte
crack ers, an extra line qaast u soda crackers
and also superior sugar crack,:s,
scat latti, and other kinds Of smoking an,
chewing tobacco, regalia, puerto principe, lastt
san1, cazadora, melee, hall Saanlsa and Chee
root cigars and cigarettes.
Oysters. Holsters, and sardncs. liibcris, pecans
cream nuts, soft shcllcd alniolnls, Ensiish wal
nufr, and ehesnnts.
Candies Of every kind and quai,v. Ilowes
S,oym's, aud Barrows superior cough candy.
Also
Eeans's cod liver oil cough eatsi' green apple,
or various Kinds; genuine sweet CIDER and clde
vinesat.
Also;
Chemical labor.saving soap, from the n,anuiac
tory OF VS.. Lynch Co. ;, Louis.
ALSO:
A choice article extra quad " corn starch fo
families, hates, steamers hosrslin. houses, &c-
prepared expressly for puddiaes, hlanc iaansa
pies. custards, &c.
ALSO:
Heckcr's prepared iarina, Which " recommend
ed bs large number OF the medical professioib
a. the mos, valuable of all tie tarinareous art
Giles, now in uss, being much superior 10 arros
root, Tapioea. sage, pead hafley. ". for nsa
lids and children, and those j! weak bowels, q
OF feeble and delicate constitution. !
ALSO: /
Sloan's horse ointment, anu condition powder'
Also:
Or. Hollands very celebrated German bitter
so highly RECOMMENDED fer tie eiiteiual cure Z
liver complaint, jaandice, dyspepsia, We, Yea
OF which will sell at reasonable paoes 10! casf
Davenport, Nov 81. 1850. :
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FARMERS READ AND
CONSIDER.

JASY Machines are now being invented a"'
iu..d. simply because they save labor.
III, suhscrIbars are manufacturing at the.t
II Sho, in Moline, ILL.,, Grain or Seed Df'i's
II. M, only save labor and time, but greatly
Ia,s. HE pr duet consequently the wealth
III farmer who uses them.
nov in:y the utility Of this sina o. Aach'ho
] mat i. must come INTO geuerai use 'a ou1
ARE S,a,e'' and deslrous OF beng foremost
re ,n,roduct,on OF so essential an att'cse 70
,etit tie Farmer. wo have spared no expense
! withheld no rxortion tohnd the oest WV -
in tile Eastern States aud England.
3, ,he Measure III announcing thar the oo1ec'
,,r desires has been fully realized.
Ne shall build but few IN time Tor sPf'ns
ding and would request al! interested to OK.
m, ,hem and make an experimental use y
" choose.
! ,o,,, II the benefits are as tallows, To WIZ:
IL. They depos,, the seed al neary an wv
m depth
81. The seed il ali covered. -
"a They save Llhor-Oae man and lean
III a good Drill will put in US many acres !,
,;n IN das as three .hen ana TWO 'e"A's w
the usual way OF broad cast sowing ana mar
WING :,
eks rss seed 70 tn acre.
,th. The wheat is protected from WHIT
.eya 81 4 ridge Of eatth thrown up between 'h'
w. which moulders down 10 the roots an
yes strength aud yieor 10 Inc gram againss ~
ring wtads and trosis. !, >, :,
an Grain. sown with a good DRIFT Will vel!
,;g,i, tnor,. than IN the usual manner.
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SCOTT NURSERY.
WEAR DAVENPORT.

This Nursery has been established over ten years
aud has attained Ugh reputation for accuracy o.
the varieties cultivate and tor the health sgof ana
.dap,ation Of trees to northern LATITUDE. Inc
Nursery now contains stock OF I50OGU trees, thirty
then.and Of which of a size and age suitable Tor
setting the coming spring.
The stock comprises over two hundred varieties Oh
the choices, kinds of Apples, Pears, Piums, Peaches
Cherries Grapes, Gooseberres. Cnrrants, etc. Also,
yery extensive assortment of shrnbbery, Flowers,
Plants Dahliss, Peonies, Tulips, ETC.. at unusual!
low prices.
orders promptly attended to, and plants carefully
hacked and forwarded as directed. Orders respect
fully solicited. Ii. >. FiNLEi.
February 18th, 1851. 25t
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rs ULAalAN NDvNDEEl
DAVENPORT, IOWA,

TINHE proprietors Of the above establishment
u would call the attention Of Mil.wrights anu
Msll-owneEs, with others that may want Ma
chnery to the fact tina, they ready TO contfaci
Tor the various kinds cfwork 10 be manufactured
It their establishment. VIZ:
Mill Gearing for -four and Saw M,,ls hoist-
inc anil lighter screws; Reaction Water Wheels
81 different kinds. Horse powers, Thsesher- and
Separators. Tanning Mil. Corn Shelter, Flow
and Cultivator Castings. 'Wagoa haos. Arms
and boxes. Crates Tor windows, pavemen's anu
narlors. Fronts for Store and Waie houses, col.
urnns plain or ia,ed square or round. Boat and
Mil Engines. large or small. horizontal or up
rishs. slide or lever cu,-ea. blacksmith,0g and
flushing and in fact every thing ordered ~ o','
line. OF Iron, Brns., Composition or Baee't metal
Our patterns will be all new and Niliwrishis
ordering machinery IN have il made IN TIE latest
and best style.
We do not intend to be surpassed bs any es'ao'
lishmept Tor neatness OF ptopor ion or s'rens'n
and durability. Care and experience VII De ex-
ercised in selecting. mixing and smelling o. nie'
ais 10 make ii satisfactory to me purchaser anu
credi,ah,e 10 The maniac iuser.
lie CLAIRE, DAVENPORT 4 %.
Dayenpcr,. Match 27th, 1851. xs'x
Mr.. We have sooa second hand lever En-.
sine for sale a, bargain. large sno'lSa 10 frans'
small boat or ; run o. barrs L.. u ~.
rrrhe nubnone Tribune, Iowa City Repor-
Ter ana ST PAIL Pioneer @ill COPY 10 ne ainonH'
OF 50 and send bills to this office send paper cen
flaming advertisement to advertisers.
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LEATHER,
State Of Iowa, /, .
SfoiI t.QnntY,

Eliza E. Nhitnes, l. District Court. zen I.,a
rs non I9r iife'Se. suH'
Joshua p. Whitney, Tenn, A. D. 1851
ZNsE said Joshua B. Whitney .ili take no
Il lice that on The n Jay OF Apfi, u.
1851. The said petitioner tied her complain d
cams, ,oa praying divorce iEom The onhd. Q
sna,tlmonr. Tor The causes following. to-sit: Ii
een,ousaess, falling 10 prov &c Ter petitioner, aud
that lie parie. renno' live III peace or happiness
together, ani that Their welfare requires sepa'
ration between Them.
Ualess Won. the said Joshua B. Whitney be.
and appear before The said District Count, on ne
first day Of the next term thereof. 10 De heia IL
Davenport on the hrs' Monday 10 ian' h.x.' al"
peai, answer, or deinar, sad Hettioa VIII s. =
ten a confessed. and ! decree entered according
II. JAMES TH0kINGTON. cls OF
said Court.
COOK L BR !, sal. Tor Complainant.
Aar.l 18th 1851. I'D"
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MEL0DEONs. EELoDEoNs:.

THE Melodeons manufactured by Pnnre q
i CO., OF Buffalo, are decidedly superior to
any other. Il is but three wears since these IN.
sir nehis were first introduced 10 the public and
the demand for them can hardly be supplied
This instrument is we'll sdspted for churches, i
has rich tone and il nlly equal 10 small or.
gan while the price is much less. They are
highly recommended by Lowell, Mason, and 9th
ers. The subscriber has made such arrangements
with the manufacturers as will enable him npon
the opening Of navigation 70 furnish them al Rock
Island al the manufacturers prices merely adding
81 rs on The small! size and $500 on the lsrge
ones ,ow lrds transportation. Prices OF The above
instruments from $500 10 500, according 10
the size and finish. As the manufacturers have
large number oil orders ahead il is desirable, that
those in want Of them should order soon. The
MeloIeon is also neat parlor instrument Any
information respecting them can be had BY apply
ing TO the subscriber.
HENRY A. PORTER.
Rock Island, Feb, 9th, 1851.
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aDuTyTsTRlTOR,s NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Adj
4 minisiratsix and administrator OF he ESTATE
OF WILLIAM RYAN, deceased, b. Hon, Pro
bate Court u Scott co, Iowa. Those indebted
10 said estate will please pay up, and those nav
ing Claims agains, he saHe. present ihsm Tor set
,lsmea, within the time allowed by law.
MARY RYAN. Adm'x.
JOINS ~ NAV, admir-.
Scott County, 18th April, 1881 ss-5"
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JUNiATA ROLLING MILL
ALLEGHENY Cry, OPPOSITE plrrsBeEsn, Pa
SEMpIE, EsESaSsf.E Il CO.,

ALCHEMY CRY, OPPOSITE plrTsBgRGH, Pa
SEMpBE. EsESaEf.E a. CO.,
MANUFACTURES of Juniaia Iron, Nails al
.'i Spikes Spring Blister aud Plough Steel of all ;
zes. Warehouse No IS Wood ST, Pitts burgh, Ia.
ALSO, No. n Layee, ST Louis. Mo.
The great exercised ia the manu- facture Of or
iron. as we'll as tn. exclusive in all cases ofte
very best stock, which manufactured under the pr.
sonaI superinte oftwo bers Of our firm. D.
sur-s an invariably uniform and superior qralit OF
Iron and its use can confidently he Recommendation
all purposes requiring iron of extra quality AT
ST. Louis Warehouse We will furnish iron an mills
Iow the quality can be bought in Pttsbust
with the addition OF fright Only.
We also keep on hand Of our own Importation
large assortment of best Cast and German Steel, A
wis., Vices. Bellows. Socks and Dies, Castings ctr
We respectfully request call from those desiring
purchase goods in our line.
oEAPLE, BIsSELL & CO.,
81 Louis, No
February Goth. 1851. "a
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w. ID. SMITH.

just returned from St. Louis and omen.
sd Of bis Old Stand large stock Of Jewel.
r.. Fancy Goods and TOYS, Silver Watches,
Gold aud silver Pencils, Gold Pens. Gold fng.,
and Ear Rings, Gold Clasps, Silver Thimbie,
Pocket and Penknives, Scissors, Belts and |,
large assortment OF TOYS
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired md
warranted
old Cold and Silver taken for goods OF wets
Davenport, Nov. 18th, 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-08
INSURE YOUR HEALTH.
Ia health progide for sickness.
Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.
SPKiNGFlELp, Mass, AND CLEyELANn, 2.

SPRINGFlELp, Mass, AND CLEyELANp, =.
.7ceunsaiatei Cash Capital, $4,000
Guaranty Capital, $1,000
THIS Association has formed branch in the City
i of Cleseland, and appointed the undersigned Gen
eral Ageut Tor tie State OF Iowa. The Cieve-
lard orsneh is in measure, distinc, organize
lion for the west. All funds received al the office
Tor the west will be invested there, and all claims
for benefits viii be promptly paid. A person BY
he pa ment al tie following Annual Rates, will
be entitled 10 irtekig Re,teft during he. Should
he be disabled b. sickness or accident, tfom al
tending 10 his ordinary business or occupation.
fr4sig Deposit for member unisr 30 pears ofage,