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q IsT OF CHRONOLOGICAL BOOKS,

FOWLER'S PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY; gi
wing concise elementary view of Phrenoogy; present
ing some new and important remarks the tempera-
ments and describing the primary mental powers in
SELF-CULTURE, and Perfection Of Character, in
GLIDING the management OF Youth.
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL I'M.
PROVEMENT, applied to self:education and juye-
nile instruction.
PHYSIOLOGY, animal and mental, applied to the
preservation and restoration OF health of body and
power of mind.
HEREDITARY DESCENT; its laws and facts
applied to human improvement.
The Constitution OF Man, considered in relation to
external objects. The only authorised American edi-
ton.
The above and many others, for sale at
DR. WALSH'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
fe Is Broad street, North of Theatre.
WA. SUNDAY SCHOOL AND PUBLI-
v CATION SOCIETY, No. 203, SQUARE Above
THE FARMERS BANK.-This Society keep on hand and
for SALE at the above sore at Philadelphia and New
York prices all the Publications Of the American Sun
day School Union, OF Philadelphia.
The American Tract Society Publications, New
York. The Baptist Society Publications, Philadelphia
and Charleston.
The Publication of the American and Foreign Chris
tian Union, New York.
The American and Foreign Bible Society Publica-
tons, of Bibles and Testaments.
And large stock of Standard Baptist Books and
Hymn Books
Also, a very extensive assortment of Miscellaneous
Letters on business of this Society, please direct
DR.. VIM. Fl. Gwathmey, Cor. Secretary.
Donations, or Subscriptions direct to David r. Crane,
Treasurer
Orders or payments for books, direct to
CHAS. WORTHAM,
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u 20 tubs of very superior Goshen Butter. Those
who have engaged tubs will please call and get them.
jaJ A. RICHARDS.
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WNT NJ. DEAN, ofthe city Of Richmond, would |
2E resnecilulv TO bis frLnds and the pub [

NN7 VI. DEAN, ofthe city Of Richmond, would
Wv respectfully announce to his irinds and the pub
lie that he has leased the store Main street, tn rec
doors below the American Hotel and nearly opposite
the Exchange Bank, for the purpose OF commencing a
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
and as he shall get possession (Which will be
in few days. intends having it fitted up in style and
manner suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemens custo-
mer shoe shop.
The public may rest assured that his materials are
of the very best kind having been selected by himself
with great care in the cities OF Philadelphia and New
York He would respectfully call the attention o. the
Ladies to his assortment of materials for ladies' shoes
He would further state that through the courtesy OF
the present occupant OF the store he has been allowed
the privilege of opening few goods IN his line one
side of the store, among which maybe found several
kinds fLadies' and Misses Shoes, together with a
His friends reed feel no delicacy in calling 10 leave
their orders because there are dry goods side Of
the store, Ja2l
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FpUTTER AND CHEESE-25 boxes prime
ID Cheese. and 20 trkins No. Goshen Butter, per
schooner New York, fer sale by
IS A. RICHARDS.
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NOSHEN BUTTER.-Receving per schr.
VE LoAand, 10 tirkins of very superior Butter. Per-
sons in want Of No. article, will please call on
po29 A. RICHARDS.
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a LBEMARLE PIPPINS.-l6 bbls, in fine
IA order Tor sale by
te 6 F.. Fl. SKINKER.
BEACON JOLES AND ROLL BUTTER,
Id receiving per steamer, for sale by
te III JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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ND AISlNS.--l0O boxes ofextra fine bunch Rasns
Ee whole, half and quarter just received. for sale
by SIMON BONAviIA,
70 r l6S Main at
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ND OBERT TATE WICKER, ATTORNEY
Ae> AT LAW, has removed his Office to Pearl
street, next to the office OF Messrs. Toler g. Cook.
il 2-tf
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EpUTTER AND VENISON.-33 kegs Butter
ED represented as superior also, 500 lbs. Venison
receiving this morning, for sale by
ia l. H. Wake.
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The following circular of instructions has been issued
by the Treasury Department. in consequence of certain
decisions recently made in the circuit court ofths Uni-
ted States for the Southern district Of New York -
Republie
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A PPLES.-30 bbls of Of fine Abelnarle Pippin
IA Apples, just received, for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA,
fa 7 1853 Main st.
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DUTTER.-35 kegs Mountain Butter, represent
te ID TlNSLEY g. BRYANT.
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EpUTTER. rs kegs prime Goshen Butter, land
Ed ing and for saleby
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ANOTHER SToNE FOR TIE MasuMENr.-
A very respectable association. originating
in the western section of the citv. whose
membership is happily composed Of Wing.
aud Democrats, entitled the .sB lance Of
Power" have determined to contribute II
beautiful block Of Nari land 'nhrhla to lh'
National Washington Monument. II viii
be three by four !cet length and breadth,
and hear in embossed work the following
Inscription: "Thc B,Iance Of power wilt
Preserve the Unicn." The word balsnce
is'o be svmbolized by pnr Of handsome
scales. What society in MARYLAND vii! be
,he next to follow suil?--Bah Sun.
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WHEAT! WHEAT!

VIE subscribers afe manufacturing Pierpoht
1 Seynour's, (not Seymour q Morgan's) pat
eht Grain Drills, which are established upon the
Ffiheie o. .Seanours broadcast So,cing Machines,
and prove to be better adapted for the purpose Of
Drilling, than any other that has been tested, be-
'nig capable Of sowing and covering, not only
iVhcat, but all Grain and Seed, from Peas, Corn,
&C. 70 Grass Seeds, and can be used either for
sowing broadcast, or il Drills, with anv fine fer
tilizer such as Lime, Plaster, &c. The Grain
falls from the Grain box to the tubes, IA space OF
SIX inches IN full view Of the person attending
Il, SO he may be constantly assured that all is go
ing right
The Machine has teeth, or tubes, which are
. inches apart from centre to centre, and are alt
raised from the ground at once with lever. or
any one may be raised separately; all the seed
can be stopped at once. The convenience and
simplicity of management is unparalleled, and is
not only based on correct principles, but is "got
up in that simple, and permanent style, and
good taste, which cannot fail TO suit ALL
One man, or boy, with two horses, can SOW
with ease from 10 to Is acres per day, and the
seed being all covered at a uniform depth saves
IRON to pecks per acre. Our business having
been considerably retarded by high water, we
shall be able to build bnt few in time for fal,
seeding, consequently, all who are anxious to gel,
the best Machine extanf, should apply soon.--
Machines all warranted to be and TO do what we
represent.
Piice s85 at the Factory.
FLOWS
Ofsnperior quality all sizes, and kinds, con-
stantiy on hand and for SALE
DEERE, TATE e. GOULD.
Refer to VIM. RIGGS, near Davenport.
Moline, Rock Island CO., Ils.,1
July Sd, 1851.
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FACULTY.
THE seventh winter OF this College will com
L mence on the first Monday OF November, 1851, anG
continue four months. The chairs OF the Faculty ~i
be arranged as tollo@t:-
/. G. IoNrs, NJ. D., Professor of Theory anc
Practice o! Medic ne.
r. s. Ngwroy, M T., Professor of Surgery.
g. l.. HILL. NJ. d., Professor OF Obstetrics, and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
Y. FREEMAN, NJ. d., Professor OF Special, sur
picaI and Pathological Anatomy.
]. II. BUCHANAN, M. D., Professor OF Physiolo-
gy, and Institutes Of Medicine.
T.. F.. JoNEs, NJ. d., Professor OF Matera NED
lea, ana Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
!. MlLros SANDERS, NJ. d., Ii. d., Professor
If ChemIs,rA Pharmacy and Foxicology.
.. E. NEwToN, NJ. d., DemonstFator OF Ana'-
my and Surgiea! Prosector.
A eraiuiiJgs preliminary course OF Lectures
will commence on the second Monday OF oeto-
her. AT the same time the Demonstra!or's
looms will be opened, with every facility tor the
Study of Anatomy. Anatomical material is
abundant and cheap. Prompt attendance at the
onenine OF the session is expected.
TERMs-Tickets to full course OF lectures luntil
500 in advance, or well endorsed note
for SI25. To single Of Lectures sou IN ad-
vance or weli endorsed note for $3o Matiicniation
tick Ell s5-Graduation Sl5--Demonstrator's ticket 50
Board costs from So to So so per week. students
sometimes board themselves Tor much Tess. stuuehts
Prof. X. s. NEWTON on seventh street, betwsen nv
and Race, For further particulars, address IT y,
NEwroS, or JOS. II. BUCHANAN, N. D., Dean
August, 1851.
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Office Hour.
Eclectic Medical Institute,

Open at SAN Closes att O'Clock, 2. NJ
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.
Elass..s3 FIssE5 - 49,,
syssy-ya sTy'sTyFs - So ~ gsSI

The people of LIE, Henry, Jefferson, Washing.
Ton, Johnson, Linn, Jones, Dubuque, Scott, Ce-
dar, Iowa, Poweshiek, Benton, Jasper, Polk and
Dallas counties, are requested to send delegates
10 convention to te holden at Iowa City on the
third Wednesday (i5ih day. Of October next, fol
the purpose Of concerning and carrying forward
Efficient measures to secure from Congress grant
oflana in aid ofthe construction Of the Dubuque
and Keoknk and the Davenport and Council Btv.ai
railroads,
LIZ GRAND BvlSsroN, and 6 others.
Angus, 9Th, 1851
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NEW YORK WHOLESALE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Gi Nassau Street.

WILDE, BATES g. TAYLOR,
NLCCLsoRS TO G. I. LONGSTREET g.
- 20. continue TO Manufacture Clothing, and
are now prepared with d stock thar cannot be
exeeiled IN the unitcd 'states, either in
STYLE, MANUFACTURE OR PRICE,
70 which they would invite the attention Of their
friends, and the patrons Of The late concern, as
wen a!, as all wishing to purchase Clothing
Inc reputation of the Old concern is well
Nhown all through the West, and it will be the
eHueaVor oil the Nem TO sustain ii, for selling
well-made and fashionable garments at low pri-
ces.
1t is the style and workmanship of the goods
70 which they especially ask the examination Of
purchasers.
Orders will be promptly and faithfully attend
New York, Aue. /, 1851 5Oem
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TERRIBLE DuELI IN WIscoNsIN.-Cbaun.
cy Kellogg. public officer in the town Of
Kcnosha, Wisconsin, lately challenged the
editor Of the Democrat there TO meet him
70 me street, armed wM shorels! They
did meet for the editor Of the Democrat
y brare-and the way thoy did dig into
the roaa was shocking 70 all supervisors !,
Neither party was injured.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

y Y order Of the Probate Court Of Scott county,
- Iowa, will sell on the 18th day of septeln-
Der next, between the hours of | and a O'Clock
p NJ at the Court House, the following descri-
bed Real Estate 10 wit: the south east quarter OF
section No. 10 and the north east quarter section
No. 80, township 70 north range 3, east olthe 9Th
meridian
The above land is situated on the Iowa City
road four miles west of the city of Davenport.
Terms made known on day OF sale
JENNA BARCL NY.
August l4'h, 1851. acts
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Died,

In 81. Louis, on last THURSDAY, Mr. JESSE
ELLIS, Printer.
Mr.. Ellis acquired knowledge Of his business
in Rock Island, and was fer some time jour
neyman in our employ. He was an estimable
young man.-ED. GAz.
IN Dubuque, last Saturday, after short illness,
Mrs JANE KING, wife Of John King, Esq
aged 8 years
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NANNY g. WELD.

No. l5i Main Street, st. Louis Missouri.
A RE nov receiving, at their Store their Fab
IL stock OF Boots aud Shoes, comprising every
thing in their line
We have greater variety, and better quality
of goods than we have ever been able to offer be-
fore.
Having taken special pains in making our Sc
leclons, we feel satisfied that we please those
who want good articles, and we expect TO sell as
low as any one for cash or good paper.
Below we enumerate few of the leading arti-
ces
MEMS thick Boots, from to II and Otto "A;
do do do double sole and long legs;
do do grain do do all sizes do:
DO unbound kip Boots hf double sole 6 and to il;
do double sole do do all sizes;
do fne long leg kip do No. and to ~;
do unlined Hungarian Boots;
do Kip waterproof do;
GENTS thick do;
MEMS calf sewed and pegged dress Boots
do Philadelphia Hunting;
do thick Brogans, sizes to II and 10 to Is;
do do do do i2 to IA all qualities;
do extra doubled soIed Btogans;
do prime unned kip do and 8 to IL;
do ca pump p' sole oHa and nDfi half q 9e Brogans;
do patent leather Montereys;
do do and kid dancing pumps and slippers;
BOYS thick and kip Boots;
do unined do do;
10 call super do DO,
CHILDRENs Boots, shoes and Buskins Q: every va
BOYS calf and kip Ercgans,
= do unlined do and thick do,
YOUTHS cali, kip and thick Boots,
oa Do 90 90 DO 90 90 DO do Do b soo;s
do do do and goat lace boots and brogans,
do enameled, kid and sewed do do and CATERS,
WoMENS cali, kip goat and split lace boots, OF eve
ry variety and style, pegged and sewed,,
do enameled and kid, sewed lace boots and Jenny
Linis,
do Kid and enameled Jenny Linds, Buskins and
Excelsior.
do kid and DO pegged Jenny Lind do TANNER
lined,
do silk top and lasting Caters and half Caters,
do Philadelphia kid ties and buskins,
do patent leather embroidered Slippers,
do kip regged I'm lined lace Boots,
do calf, sewed aud pegsed lace Boots,
do coored high baskins,
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. Lnds and Buskns,
do lasting gate. Boots,
do calf kip and goat pegged lace boots.
GVEE SHOES AND lsUEsGEIss.
MEMS fine Buffalo over Shoes,
do :. cloth do do,
do rubber Sandals and do do,
do high cnt rubber do do,
ChILDRENS' rubber over shoes,
BOYS do do do,
WoMENS flannel lined rubber over Shoes & busAins,
do Gossamer do boots and buskins,
do fine fancy cold cloth over Shoes,
MISSES, gossaner rubber lace boots and buskins.
Purchasers will find il TO III If interest 10 eX-
anime our stock before buvng elsewhere.
NANNY & WELD,
l5G Main street, St. Louis, No., and 81 Pearl
street, Boston, Mass
August 18th, 1881. 49-u
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BUTCHERING.

vsNliE subscriber has again resumed the busi-
l. ness OF Butehering aud will hereafter have
'fesh meat regularly every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Meat cellar in his dwelling house, From, ST.,
opposite steamboat landing.
D. MOORE.
Davenport, Aug. 2lst, 1851. 50-tf
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TIE workmen in removing the ruins
from the cellar under WeoD's late Museum
found trap door, under which was vauli
some six feet deep, in which was truna
decaNed and covered with moss. In the
trunk were counterfeitefs' instruments in
n diapida,ed condition. The par, Of the
building under which the vault was discov
cred, previous TO the FIRE, was occupied BY
q barber, and wears since BY an engrayer
There is considerable speculation in regard
to The individual who deposited the trunk
and its contents 10 the underground recep-
tacle in which il was found. Cincinnati
Com.
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N rsARREED.

On the llth inst. By Rev. l.. TAYLOR, RIG l.
AFRO r. RANSFORD, of Illinois, to ANN
MATILDA cox, of this Place.
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FASHIONABLE EMPORIUM!
LIE CLAIRE, IOWA.

LIE CLAIRE, IOWA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER would respectfully an
nonnee to the citizens OF lie Claire and vi
entity, tina, he has opened Fashionable Tailor
ing Establishment at this point, on Main street.
where, owing TO his long experience in The bust
ness, and his extensive acquaintance with the
various styles of dress, he is prepared TO execute
everything in his line with neatness, nromptiude,
and despatch; and he haters himself that he shall
be able 10 give entire satisfaction 10 all who may
favor him with fileir patronage.
~ Work warranted TO fit if made up at the
shop. WIN. M. TAYLOR.
lie Claire, July 3, l85l-ly
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.IuLY rus 4TH, 1901,

CLINTON Co. and STATE OF IOWa'
r HEREBY certify that have set MILTON
l. GETTis al liberty 10 deal ter himself, IN ever,
point from this day forward forever, for value
received. lKa IL. GEL 40
Attest, HIRAM DANIEL, Esq,
August o., 1851. oo'%"
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WOOL! WOOL!

TIME subscribers will pay The highest market
l. price, in Cash OF Goods, for any quantity Of
lean, w,ll washed WOOL, delivered at Their
Store in Davenport, during the spring and sum
'ner. VAN TJYL & COOK.
Davenport, May l4th, 1851.
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CLOCKS.

A LARGE variety of all the new Patterns
n for sale at ST. Louis Prices, saw from $500
to 80 90, the best Seth Thomas Clock for So,
and warranted at IiAKES. June GO
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

A LII persons DESTROYS Of building substantial
n houses, can now be accommodated with
hard lumber OF all sorts and sizes, BY calling on
the subscriber at MeCarthy's Saw Mill. Nag-
on Makers, AMI all other tradesmen, using hard
lumber, Will please give US a call.
As he intends keeping constantly on hand, an
assortment OF first rate hard logs, he will saw TO
order, by the shortest notice.
ALSO, Pine Lumber kept constantly on hand.
EZRA CARPENTER.
Davsnnnf 10th ApTil 1851
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c.,1ANrRy forbids US to refuse any
..;,o within reason that our lady readers
nav request, therefore we publish tho fol-
,ow;oo from the Springfield (Mass. Re
publican:
TuE BLossoMINGs OF BLooMERDoM.
These blossoms are becoming 50 Plonti
ri ,hot our chronicles can hardly keep
n.ce with their unfolding. Lowell is o.
ra,dy half Boomer, and all are charmed
with the change. Ladies starting on their
SIMMER tours, have taken the Boomer.
S,ano and it will be through the licen Q
e ,r,yeling in strange places that many
s.a;ss will make them familiar To lhemselves,
Ia others. A friend writes from Greenfield
,h., cour ladies in tho new costume made
,hoir appearance in the street there on
Friday and he ''owns up" to their beauty
.nd 1ood taste. a Bfatlleboro cores
,nnaent states that two young Indies Of
,b,t village threw the inhabitants into q
areat excitement, on Friday, by appearing
r. Boomers, and says--"that they were
decidedly pretty. every body acknowledge
edn The New Haven Journal says that
The dress is now so familiar in that city as
not to excite remark, or impertinence Of
any kind. Indeed, we hear Of the short
dresses everywhere, in city aud in country.
rowing among the swee. valleys, and clam
boring the rugged mountain tops. They
are no longer novelties, but have taken
their place among the "ins,i,u'ons" Of the
age.
The Boston Journal is enaeavoring 70
s,ea, from Mrs Boomer the credit OF this
new reform, by naming her dress The
"CamilIa costume" Camilla was the
Queen Of the voIsci, educated IN the woods,
accustomed to hunting, the leader OF an
army against Encas, and so flee, of foot
tina, she could tly over field Of corn with
out bending the blades, aud over the sea
without weltng her feet. II is trne tha,
she could not have done this without
dress corresponding TO The .Bloomer," but
is i, not enough 10 slrew heaven all over
with heather names, without fastening
thnm to the robes Of the angels? M, nc.
Give the dress Christian name, aud let
The name be ..Bloomer.'
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RAGS! RAGS!
NOW rs THE TIME go SAVE
YOUR RAGS.
CARRIAGES g. WAGONS

Manufactured and for sale, Corner Of Roct Island
and Second Streets
A GOOD assortment on hand and =
n constantly making more. Hav fS4I
ing secured the services Of an "
complished carriage smith, the undersigned is
prepared to make repairs in wood or iron, in the
best manner and upon short notice. All are in
vi'ed TO call and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
A short credit will be given for part of puF-
chase, if desired with satisfactory security.
All work warranted to answer fully the rec
concentrations given.
10000 #. of Oak and Hickory Lumber Of the
very best quality for carriage making wanted.
]. II. JENNEY.
Davenport, July 3lst, 1851. Iy
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WAGONS AND BUGGIESl

f|liiE subscriber is now receiving sixty WAC
L ONs and BUGGIEs, manufactured at
Youngstown, Ohio. They are warranted 10 be
wen made and OF good seasoned timber. En-
quireot ]. /. BROWN,
LIE Claire House
davenport, Aug. IA, 1851. 49.3W*
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PHOENIX STOVE WORKS,

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
UlHE SUBSCRIBERism manufacturing at these
L Works, his Prairie State Cooking Stoves, Of
four sizes: also the
California Premium do do do;
Commercial Parlor do do 4 do;
Three sizes OF which have open fronts, with fold
ing doors; Plank and Clinton Box Stoves, of 4
Sizes in all, making the best assortment ofstoves
for dealers, or merchants, who may wish to puF-
chase, tri,nmed, or without trimmings, for retail
ing, to be found anywhere.
These stoves are sold by Comstock & Co., Of
Quincy, at my Foundry prices, and BY Comstock
K Brothers, OF Keoknk, Iowa, for the same pri-
ces. save the addition Of freight; also, by r.
5. CRAIG, Davenport. A. COMSTOCK.
Nav %. 1851 II
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REGULAR PACKETS.
WEDNESDAY AND MONDAY
PACK Ell.

M THE we'll known passenger steam
&H boat Dubuque, hDw, H. BEE
- - GEE, Master, has resumed hertrps
for the above and all intermediate ports, and
will make regular weekly trips between Rock
Island and Davenport for St. Louis every We'd
nesday, and Rock Island and Davenport Tor Ca
lena every Monday hrou ghout the season.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon
the boat during the past season, her officers will
endeavcr to merit continuance OF il by oficr-
ing 10 passengers, accommodations equal to
hose Of any other boat in the trade. For freight
or passage apply on board. Nay2el
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.
FLOUR, ss,75 4,25. WnrAr, 10 82c-
CORN, IS a Aec. OARS, eeae7c. bailey, lows
As soc. RYE, IS 6oc.
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T'aHIE rs MONEY!

TIE YOU would know its value come and get
l. your Watches regulated by my Chronometei
teguis tor at the Rock Island Jewelry Store.
June 26tb, 1851.
DURE Silver Spoons at the Rock Island Jew
J. ery Store of HAkEs.
June Goth, 1851.