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NEWSPAPER SrArisrics--Thete are ten newspa-
 pers in Austria fourteen tn Africa, twenty four in spain, twenty in Portugal, tbiry in Asia, sixty five in Belgium. eighty five in Denmork, ninety in Russia and Poland, three hundred tn Prussia, three hundred and twenty in other Germanic States, five hundred in Great Britain and Ireland, and one thousand eight hundred in the United States.
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CHINESE IN LoNboS--Among the foreign visitofs to the Great Exhibition Is a whole Chinese family of rank. It consists ofa Chinese gentleman of the name of Chungattai, and his wife Ahap, accom- panied by her two sisters, and attended by female domestic. The three ladies possess the small feet which are the peculiar characteristic Of the higher class females in the Cel stial Empire. They had hoped to reach England in time to be present at the opening Of the Great Exhibition, but their arrival was reiatded by contrary winds.
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A NEw IDEA.-A dispatch from Washington dated the Sth inst, says:
 [" IL IS alleged that Lopez, was decoyed to Ba- hia Honda by a stratagem of Gen. Condra; and that facts are connected with t, involving great national questions. There WIS d meeting of the Cabinet on Saturday night, sad % be connected with The matter.
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Fnnn the l.oui.yilis Journal To the Editors cf tAe LesisviIle .Joar7ai,


 PRoviuEScE, R. l., Aug 29. DEsR Ssas: You will please inform me who wrote the poem eniitled l" The Lovers Last Meeting 2" I saw 1t ia Inc Providence Jonmal--it was taken from your paper. People this way are in ropsuEes, and deem it the sweeet poem out. Please give mo his name and oblige nest ardent lover oi-the beautiful.
 This is from alaay of Providence, Rhode Island We fuliy concur m all that sbe and other people of the east say can say of the exceeding beauty of The Lovers Las. Mecting,' but she is mIs taken in supposing that |, was written by gen tleman. It is the production. of one of her own sex, young girl of our city, Miss Matlie Griffith. who eould in one week, write whole volume ol such poetry fl she would devote her time 10 it. The general impression has been, that, in these days, when so much poetry of superior excellence is written, poet however br liant can establish a high reputation except by the labor of years. Our young correspondent has shown, that by the power Of genius, such reputation can be estab- lished in a few months ard even in few weeks. 4 few days ago, Mr. Barrek addressed, through our colamS, an exceedingly fine piece of poetry to our correspondent ' Mattie." and here be has his reward. This IS one of inc sweetest, loyelies, end most beautiful of the productions that even the genius of it's accomplished authoress has given to the public:
 TO j.. R. HARRIcK. Oh poet to my lone and swelling heart
 How gently the message sent by thee; IT apraks 10 of all knots thou aTr,
 For thy hgh tou soNs in each burning line. ue'er have mel thee the earth, bot thou
 Itast yaktn .l xisin9s thai win long remain Shedding tSes toy ysbrighiness my brow
 And haunting ill their glory tear and brain. Yes, poet, 10 my soul, as ta thine own,
 The world brght, and if dark grief awhile Clouds the high visions oi my spirit lone.
 find gloom ia naiure's blessed smiles. The flowers stil bloom a in my cildhood's years, The sunset hang. lovely the sky And the dear wakes still ihe happy tears
 Her pale face sakened in the years gone hy. And earth i, brighter still that souls like thine
 Are sent by heaven beneath the skies fo give To cold realities inee divine
 And make II a sweet luxury fo live. Such spirits lend n deep ideal glow
 To wave, to wildwood, rainbow, star and flower, Charming from human life tie shades of
 By the strong spell of their mysterious power. And thou hast stolen aom this dull
 Cold hcart mine ha tls weight of pain, And made existence almost beautiful
 By the strange magic of thy heavenly sIrain Lurcd by thy tones, my weeping spirit turns
 From all eartIi's cares, iis bitterness and strife, And, leaning on thy none spirit, learns
 To taste tie glorious extacies Of life, Oh earth 10 thee must be Paradise,
 Where birds singing OCT tliy head, Where silver fountains picture golden skies
 Andl a.1N han th tl.r And there blesi spirits beautiful and bright,
 High angel natures, love with thee to Al morn, eve and in the silent Righ
 And lalk with tiloe of Thy immortal home.
 MATTE.
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 s ' rev asent in the Materia Mediea, and which ae' n pfeei hAFmony with te laws Of lie; producing gaaam in inc circulation of the whole system, acting "'feety upon me nerves the great
 HANDSPRING OF LIFE, snti aai ltaly regulating and brasng ahonl thar hauso- ls eoadoa %ale constitutes health, whenever tare "A 'Aer>sl'' sti'n either local general. IL
 EITHER VONITs NOR PURGES, A' lsa hlaseaes ie dicale stomach We can give ' 'Fi ea o m gases tiaR that desensed by R. P Fly, h. L m if''ei dalea Coambiai Ias Oct l7, lsjo ia w.cA teat Fsffase has been used with wOederful success
 l'ss' and is every II Las acted like charm, al f 'es9IH3 un patient ,o perfect health in from TWO l' t''iF HOURS. As far my knowledge goes, there Hoins v compare wita i hAeis the surface, opeAs sf paes oi the sn qaahes circulation oi Inc hiood s4I a plueu' lies dnwn and goes ta eep he wakes and Tt.' aHa'y knowing what cured hin lis, emphaueal
 REMEDY FOR FEvERs.,
 M "'uass ti t teatfAiits curative pow eEs, will add & s iren Eii Aople Vi Caidwaa parsa, usder date of -i as,e ed rs teepcai Pes,fase in great manr and rtns oi caSss of lese-always restoring tho pseni ia pftfl acalta Ia from twp f1lr haurs l. thefeiore do Nt hesitate ia pfaaVuacag II oBe sf ihe
 n, Greatest Discoveries of the Age. could ptodree cnoa-h of saci ies,a1ay o h an oe fon he first aaen.a tss soaih from p'ablefs Se and oiors, hai taal of toe article seli s h., '',, R 15-, aaI ali tls b'sii,noay dcsEs.
 u sdHAniee t a al cIses Aat should R fail io ae~oa
 @i " set mfta la directions, t'is inoaay w,,l De re s per bottle; 5a cent. per half oanes, t, .' iA S5 Q4c g9aes bOle e,latAias eaaash for m a ass 'shieh redsfs it the cheapest medicine in i,,e l it "h sare qas,as sHaara i say for itseff i,0re @'l san.nns WI 's " ''''''s & 'fH dise9aut wiz ta made dealers aad sales eaar ssnu3he wt'oai our fas sisaiie signature with ,hs yl s authority aai signature oi James Speed oa the ca ,' 'F Nita ilAne sbl8wa" in tte YiaI.
 , ilpN-NS Wlsh tae paddle tn bs particular cantyus f s'chsse any thing pasPjfns to be lsieetncaI Pehd ..-'S bearing the a5ese marks ot gpssliHeuess Ne
 ' ss fe"'lsks called ts, iH eonsequ ace s.f ,ser.,. N ea imposed aggsty commercials pfelsaisa fes,p,s -iNg Tpas. - IVY f47 ANe'sNhY y
 -ie D Druggists and Dealers generally troi loa the r,,., ., \. KENDALL X CO, Sole Prapfie,af ,,t, "s 'i MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNlAEsT, Ia aay quaa s4p'aM FAMILY MEDiclNFi slyays o,s la,d ,,,a, " isspx 's'Ai " oas dspo 7a hssaziae street, New Clr o'as Store, hy ~ ''''s "'e'' " '"s Ne"
 TH0s. BUTrEaw0aTH, Agent Iuly is5i e's ssus "' AfAansas'
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To subscribers.

We hope that wher any irregulariy may be Uncovered ln the receipt of the BGaReT. our sub serbers will do the favor to give information of
 the fact, ia ordaF that the may be ascsrtained anu removed.
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A NKw SFArE.-- The people of North Michigan, tthe mineral region on Lake sapcriof) are moving to have separate government. or in other words to divide themselves from Michigan, and become one of the sovereign States.
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.sates for Yearly Advertising


 Atl.,aaIing advertisements will he charted at the fr.t mentioned rates, unless contract be made whea ef, for insertion; and must be paid for ia ad- Vanee , No person will be announced for any ofilee, either city, State, or county, without the advance pay men, of five dollars.
 potitieal circulars will be charged as advertise msn,s. and payment required in advance.
 No iob will hereafter be delivered to any person win whom we have no regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked Nith iae nun har of insertions desired, otherwise they will he continued until forbid, and charged accordingly
 Tt- Yearly. h4ifyearly and quarterly advertisers will be confined to their legitimate business All advertisements of different kind, or for other per sons will be charged for at the usual rates
 All letters must be post paid, or they will re- esye any attention
 rTPositiveIy no variation will be made from 'he sbBvs regulations
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Donation Lands.

For sale at this office Lists of the ieied lands .u5ect to donston by the state to actual settlers al U eeats per copy, $6 per dozen. Postage 10 aaypart of the countfy, 7Ia cents.
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BLooaKR ApoLraoSisM.-Tbree hundred ladies in the Bloomer dress were among the three thou sand aboli,ionisis in convention in Stark county Ohio, lately.
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ag II | clearly proven !bai young Waitlock, of AlbAny. New York, who sas foana haosing aud dead ia his own room at bofas sAort iilae ago, came to that terrible end by foliishly trying to frighten one of ihe gfls He intended .c make her believe he had hnng himself but he frafl chair on which he word broke, and instead of d farce the scene ended in tragedy
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Of alt hinda aufh ax Sgeamhoas Hslls Nslls ~ la-
 Hog. Fuatsis. Hoadbiiss sAeriak gasllsss. al ccastaaleg nlanls FaAeras and bslian 4;easss. t'aFd4, Book and IampA FSinsiks skesatea knk oeasnsss and disPassh asiaoasasse pksdes G tisk
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De0oteU to lpoItttrs,
Vol. K.
THE BA N N k R , TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 30.

To LAwnAs---We copy inc following adycr- lisemeni from the si. Paurs (aiines,aal Pioneer, of late date: sOne hundred able bodied law yers arc wanted in Minnesota, to break prairie land, split rails and cord wood Eastern and Southern papers please copy.''
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HtSosoac MEx, B4eA&E i-The Georgetown correspondent of the Baltimore sun. in reeeat letter says;
 One remarkable thing which strikes a visitor to this place is the prodigiDas numter ot big beaut- ful fst bebles, spruked along the shady pave ,aenis. One would suppose they grew on Inc trees, and e0aid be shaken from the boHghs at any tune they were wanted. lt ts aiso remarked that the ladies have 0agnusnbeFed he gentlemen hs ai feast fifty per eeRi; SD that very handsome man Is absolutely compelled 10 ssfty clab t0 keep the sweet creatures al pfopes dlstaaee.
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PoaFkAT OF " Ssetg SaA."--A writer in the Southern Literary Gazette gse, the following graphe pcn-eud ink sketch of respected aaels:
 in personal appearance tneie Sam s tali, 6ony lty loQklng man, appaEcily 0f fuFGys fse; for, though born in tSTs. hs t~sfs isis age well, and seems to hc getting youngeF every day fe loves to hrzg of hts establishment, and puts liu- self on sueh an eqaaisy wlth the De pie. that tam of hsageEs- os are always al hss ebuw Tlsefe are always al iis table { number Of gray headed old fellows, who were his companions in youfh
 and Of whest seFylcss be cgniinuailY sneAkNs lie loves t9 beaxs hos TgEa Saeh a-0ne saved hia fir at Banker Hill. and how Dick Sumeboskg whsas,ea fellow that assaelted hiaD at Eaiaw fie oflsa. ioo, wipes hls eyes wben he looks at tho Distufe oi ataii genefai, hanging up n hls pafiof. who. he sayE, whipped feiiDs named Pakenhaan. mho once lf4ea to tase away one gs kis ssis and cot soe bale. OH tbese oceasons, Uncle Sam will becoHe greatly excited. and taking off his raeked hat79Alch; he says was the Tifs as hss ald fssenl Gsnfe WassH9lea--wAl swgag ke has the best lard lH the N0fid, aud eah gat. EuD, aa,. lnap. and whip any inHH 4a lie bsii la pfaisi1w kis friends sEd hls pisntAtNn, acle Sam often snakss hlaaseH Isdssasoaas bat. la truth, ihese ape but eeesntetssies pE character which k so nixea ,as weh gensgVEs ssgtAes as u beexeusahie. TA1axh i'ieaeS to peace he caa senlesimes pssy sfle hfAa
 sark, aud lA one of those whos whiie he wilf x5ss hss lic in tae way of fFeHsfshp. in tAa matter Of bargalss wsi siekse @ the Hsnth- para of . hair At aay attempt apan assn at thfa character. ha will shoaldeg his cane and acton. aa many maaaeu- vres as hsif pay licgtsnsat pf infantry. On She whale he Y one us those " ho wfa cadxel his best friend in cause m winch he x engasea. and eu,. brace his kittctest enemy. in wh0se ecadnct is oh- seTsabie the slnaiess pfaneiple of nagnaniitY aaa haRer.'' F'
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ToPEGsERvK HAss TnEoUGH SuAsER Make a namher of c1miaon cotton bags little larger than youg hams; after Inc bans aft well smoked. place them in tAe 5aYs; thea get tbe very best sweet made hay, out t with atung box or knife, with your hands press ii veil afeuud-th hams in ;he bags. ne your bags wfh rous strings pat t 4 ea4f
 ol the year io show sheI age. and hang them up iii your gaFTct, CT some iry place. and ns word flr Il, f you let them hang lse years, they will be better thaa on the day you put them up. ! have kept them seven years. ThiS method costs but iitae, as tAe bag wil last ial years rhe only boss is the hay and tat ,he cattle will eat. fl ssen to them ia the winter. The sweating of the hams will be taken up by the hay. snd 1t Viii also npar
 a very fige flavor tp the meat.-~Gsaessee Frraa-y
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Tanning Buckskius.

We present the following simple process for pre- psnng biickssins, as a useful accompanympat to the foregoing rnieresiing letter.
 TA"Dnrihg the war of lS36-7. in Florida the of hcers and soldiers while encampcd on the wiihla- cooehee riyer, were frequently not in the best of circumstances respecting good coverings for their understandings. The ladlans had ions been dis. tingnlshed for making an exceedingly good and durable hUckskin, and u so happened that I nun Der Of them, with theif sqaaws, were kept kind Of prisoners al ihe camp oi 0ns army. One day friend o ours in the army. one of the best practical tanners and leather dfesScrs in the United States watched with great earHestness, the mode by which inc sqaaws dressed thelr deer skins. He observed that they RScd the brains of tue deer mixed along with i've made of wood ashes forming kind of soap. This solution was rubbed on the skins allowing them to dry at each operation--twa or three times, uDtIl the skins were completely satu- rated with tte solution. Alter this the skins were Soinkad, the sama es haps, Tn a pit dug in the ground. After tbe Indiads had left the camp the officers could mol eveu get mocessins
 The Idea SaggeSied itself to friend, that there vas no use oi wanting shoes when theTe we're plenty 0f deer klledj but from distance in the woods they could Ros, and were not accustomed to brlng the brains of the aniIaal; but A remedy was al hand; be knew tha! soap was the same eoIppo- ssion, as taat used by the indian in tanning, aud he had plenty of that. The blacksmith made him an old shaving knife, and he got his post between two trees, while lie kept an anxtouseye 10 the skins soaking in iile riyer, for tue alligstors were not very respectful of the nghi of property After the sklns were properly prepared. strong solution Of warm yellow soap was made up in which they were handled nntll cold: lhey were then ifiei aud went through the same process nniil the practical tTadesman saw taat they were made into leather; when they were afterwards smoked tn the manner ot the Indians. From these operations sn excellent buekSkin WAS made, whch Though the drcaehing e Eelis and the freq eent Innefstons in the swalnps and everglades. retained It's pristine soitness ta qualities. Thus, iu the winds of floTids seien hfc tTadesInaa applied hls know ledge and art, in a manner for winch many gallant soldier had rea son to Ie thankful. hl such situations inc ne chane rises far aboSE the pullosopher.'
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NATIONAL CoNgENroS.---The Committee ap. painted hy the Democratic Nalioeal Nominating Convention waieh assembled al Baltimore tn fs4s Il Is understood have agreed to ptopxsse the. same place for the neat Convention, but have not yet fiEea upon the lime, Many deraocfags are ready to say, he eaTiseE the begleEs aud are impatient or ite inspiring Ssmm us t3 victory [ Q Euanls and at fheip r. S6t te@ of lhoss who ats nl5st esfaesi for snother general engagement are auao.g she oFeE eosadsng democrats, who only for once. ant io reward . msntorjons military man, to be taihel m0fc democrat than a whsg if elected cast then vote against theif gargy sacrifice is prnc pies and candidates, and throw lhe coanssy into sa embrace ai whgssssy. whisa haa caaaagef- d the st.sgKatseas ot he county. and bseagki il ts lac bor3egs q dssaaioR. These lrea eann9t fett that they are fTggen, or forgive themselves antII they have siyea oas true Te1eeasns vote Preas@s;1et X. I I fzl9.
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SPEEDS FEVER TONI, wiis which any one, with eil asy particular know itc 0f medicine, is ena Died 70 cure iHy of line te vrfs incldaHs la a southern vNnisfa ,y frat.
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cmA1As RrNAwAY MArqns,-The clristian Rsriesr says that in Ghili there Is domestic Court termed tribunal of fathers to decide in the case of minors complaining of the refusal of parents to permit tbe.r marriage Unless the defendant con show satisfactorily csuse for refusal, the court de- crees the marriage 10 take pace. The effect of this arrangement, t is stated, is to cause runaway matches 10 be comparatively scarce n Chi.l.
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Important to Planters.

WI wouid respectful
 W b eaH the aiteatioa; 1i ihe Puhi,e io the iinpor-I lance ?l useir makiusl item-eLyes acquainted wthl ihe remarkable propertierI Rad virtues of the
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Ntw Menx oz LocoaoroS.--The New York rsibune q 'he Sit. iss ihe following patsgapa. fts Trssnae always las she earliest iakltng of asw aoiioas."
 . We have heard of nag style of carnage b he used on coGn9n roads ard the streets Of the elly. 10 he propelled by the weight of single Wa The structure $ firm. w5ih driving whreas fouf teet tw1 taehsS la diameter. gith an elegant wlTe frame work e0say. Eith seais f0f two psgSons oveF the ifout which ara fnar feet ln diaInelsz A speed equal 10 kffeen miles per heNs. can he easl ly attained. although i is designed to run but aboat tcn miles per hour. This new cafFiage is the iasenllon of . well known city mechanic xisn proposes ts make public exhihstiGa In the steess sometime during next week, wken he utility uI
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Mas. PsRugsroN ON SLAaDEK.-~'fif If there is any body under the canister Of heaven that have in utter exerescenee," says the amahle Mrs. Par- ungtoa, "it is a slan6erer, gong about like q vile by constructor, circulating has calou1el about hon eet folks"
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BANKS IN TIE UNITED STArrs.- The Boston Bankeis' Magazine gives table showing the mum her. capital and coalition of the Banks II all tho States Of the Union. Total number oi banks. S53; circulation sl2o 5os, 400; specie, s5L44e, ,0o0i capital, s23o.s97.5o0. New York leads all other States having l52 banks. with circulation of sis,Gooooe, while New York city has 2o banks. and st, s00,000 ejaculation
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To PskvKxT Hoasks sxsxa TxAsxn xy ftx.e
 Take two af thnec smaN hxadfals of wainnt leaves. %poa which poaf Eso os thzee qnzxsa of cold watssi let ik iniaxe one RiKAt and pour fhe whele the next naming iatp tea- kettfe and let II bpsl qnaftef of au heafs when eoI6 ii wiiI ba " kf ikEe No sss1e ls TuQuise khS6 - SS6151s6a q spoass. and kssss tho haxse eoes oat af IT. sknle let those parts which arc m0st iutabia " srnene1 qrer with the liquor, nzmeiy; between n utf4l the ssFs. the neck. tAe Rank &c N6< tnll 5<< isdy gentiensan who nd . out f1x Nleasn4S I'm aerlve eensat fsesn the walnut leagee tknn nnn- psteds but the epsehsnans the wsfstHes. aA& m cAhess who use horses dafing the ho{ n,onikS
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I, Coarting is au institution of flutes and neon lghta period that brings discretion to fsIi stop, and marks with star ihe morning of oar hopes. Courting converts women into angels, mouths into honey cosnhs--tle lesH becomes great hive of sweets--wbile kisses are the bees that keep up he supply.
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ts s thew 7gsHt in the Materia Medica and one HIei A'i' m pfcei harmony with e laws Of hfe producing u @iaaam n inc eircgitlon of the whole systen actin: directly upon me neTtes, the great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

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bulkhead, tEsi.osJ. watkins WIS.
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-10
LIZ o.. LED goyN.G:S Y
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

ITISIlE proprietors OF the above establishment
| i would call the attention OF Miilwrights anG
Mili-owners, with others that may want Ma
chnery to the fac, that they ready to contrac,
Tor the various kinds Of work to be manufactured
at their establishment, viz:
Mil Gearing for Hour and Saw Mills. Hoist
ing and lighter screws; Reaction Water Wheels
OF different kinds. Horsepowefs, Threshers and
Separators. flaming Mill. Corn Shelter, Flow
and Culiivator Castings. Wagon hubs, Arms
and boxes. Crates for windows. payements and
parors Fronts for Store aud Ware houses, col.
amns plain or fiuted square or round Boat and
Mill Engines, large or small, horizontal or mp
right. slide or lever cutoff. Blacksmithing and
finishing and in fact every thing ordered in out
line OF Iron. Brass, Composition or Rabbit metal.
Our patterns will be all new and Mllwfigh,s
ordering machinery can have il made in the latest
and best style.
We DO not intend to be surpassed BY any esiab-
iishment Tor nea,ness OF proper ion or strength
and durability. Care and experience will be ex-
ercised in selecting. mixing and smelling Of met
ais 10 make il satisfactory TO the purchaser and
creditabie 10 the manufacturer.
LIE CLAIRE, DAVENPORT & co.
Davenport, March 9th, 1851. 29-ly
N. B. We have good second hand lever En-
CINE for sale at bargain, large enough to propel
a small beat OF 3 run OF barrs. L., ID. 4 co.
Is-The Dubuque Tribune, Iowa City Repor-
Ter and 81 Paul Pioneer will copy TO the amount,
of So and send bills to this office; seGd paper con
tanning advertisement to advertisers.