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Ten Thousand Dollars WortI of
{ Q x n H u KS
WANTED

lie Subscriber VII pay cash, on delivery 500 90
= per ron, Tor 3OO / Ons OF Corn Husks strpped
from TIC knob, and delivered at the following places
=, AZ u. y. Green H. Cos Starch Factory. mar
Faye Corner, IN Richmond
At .. Ward d Cos. Factory Milton Fall.
a., nv my FIoce OF Mnnuiactory, near Stowe Village.
Also at Montpelier Village.
ne flusSs must be we'll dried, so that they will
Keep IN a large body without nliury-otnadtv ,s,nv
lafner would wish them TO ill his Beds
Montpelier Sept. Is, 1851
1me 81 rece'r'ng HHks tciU be as .folious
~ Montpelier they will be taken al any time after
tle 2Oh Of October until the first OF February, next.
II H.. b. Green & Cos Factory in Richmond. on
lucsday and Wednesday Of each week from No.
y rlmbT hrst to January first. At Milton Falls on
thursday. riday, and Saturday, Of each week from
November lrst TO january 18th next. At Stowe,
on Friday and Saturday of each week from flsl OF
November to 18th OF January next
GH Farmers will please bear in mind re lime
specified to carry their Husks to Market as Their,
VIII be no one present TO receive end pay Tor the same
ony at the time above mentioned Also please bear
much ) pound oil corn q
. he Undersigned citizens of Montpelier Berlin
Nhnston, Barre, and Middesex would respectfully
say TO the farmers IN this vicinity and abrond that
We nave saved our Ilusks, the past year for Matrass
making, and lind it profitable if not more go tbnp
| any part OF the Corn growing business and would
recolnmel to all tar and near TO encourage the on.
teFprise taken hold OF night the extra work i, but
tHlIng: ne husks will much more than nav for
harvesting the corn, and We do not see WHY We nav
not with as much proprety leave in our fields,
vast" IN our barney yards ton Of corn as ton Of
corn hnsks Tor ton OF husks will fetch $40 90 in
cash al our home markets, more readily than ,op
OF corn. "
Henry MUTT, c. c. Wing, LESTER HALL, S.B.
FLINT LEANDER WARREN, JAMES b. ScovII. Ar.
LEN ('ALLlsoN, ROLLINS Lawson JARED GorLp. IT,.
hLAND HOWARD, HIRAM SlBLEY, STIvESs $. Str,
yENs
September 81. yla,f
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Norman Atwood" Estate.

HE the Subscribers, having. been az
for the District Of Chtteudrn, comm ssloncrs to re-
coiye, cxnmne and adjust the c.n ms and demands
OF all persons, against the estate OF Norman AT
wood, late OF Charlotte, in said J. strict, deceased
represented iuso.vcur. aud also i aims aud de
maudS eNhlbI'cd in offset Their to; I'd slA months
from the day OF the date hereof, be ng allowed by
snit Court tor That purpose, de- IL rrctorc hereby
give notice. that we viii attend to the business Of
our ppouunrut, at tn" dwelling ot " Idow OF De-
ceas d in ChIr.otjr IN said Dl,lr ct. the Second
Salu GAYS OF February aud May next, at 10 o'ciock
a. w., on each OF sid days.
Dated, tni, sth day OF Novembe~, =, d. ISL.
bUBK LEANENWORTH,} ,,o,,,.;..;,rors
CHARLES ID. PRlNDLE. Commissioners
,vJt v.!
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F1r fh' Free PTCSS.)
TO KOSSETII.
c9 H.- ARRIVAL ~ AMERICA.


Champion o. Freedom welcome to our land
We haII thee, leader OF a noble band,
Whose blood tor sacred Liberty was poured,
For hcarlh- they loyed-a nation they adored
iIcie on CoIumbass fair and generous shore,
Thy noble spirit may untralnmelcd soar
Here nay tar exi,"d Hero safely stand,
Aud mourn the holdlgc OF his native land
BIJ kioircdnelrs are with thee, noble soul,
Fr"emeu, who spun oppression dark control.
Whose starry banner, amidst wars alarms,
shines proudly forth, and braves the world in arm.
These arc the friends whose hearts indignan, swell
To hear tie wrongs thy patriot tongue can tel,
Whose bosoms ihro5 in unon with thin, own,
When all thy suffering coanrrys deeds are shown
In vain her dearest blood was nobly she'd
IN vain her Sons--ny, cen her Daughters,-5eC'
The Trraut uiumphed, countless numbers poured,
And thousands fell beneath the Austrian sword
Each crimson drop HAT stained that halio"ed sod,
Shall rise as witness % avrnging & I'd
Whose mighty wrath viii speedily be hurled
! To sweep the base oppressels nom the world
Droop not brave heart thou yet shalt strike the blow
| To burst the chain, and crush the yrant foe
Soon shall the banner OF thy country wave
| Where dreamless sumbcr he immortal brave
! 10 marx the spot w4cr, slHyi-h bonds were rvcn,
| Floating in freedom to the winds Of Heaven!
soon shalt thou rear thy nations dropping tame,
| And Kings shall irembc attay glorious name
| IilrES Mnmrvs
! Hr,r-,Ir. 9Th 'r,l
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II I. q Y A r | q y ,
BIZ naNkY ". LoNet LLLow

~ HLNRy ". LoNGt LLLow.
There 2 10 flock however watched and tended
But one dead lamb Is there
There 10 no !iresidc, lowsoe'rr defended,
Bat uas ole ydcHt chulr
The air is fill ofiarev,'s to the dying,
And mournngS TOR the dead
The heart OF Rachel, Tor her children crying,
VIII not ne connected.
Let Us be paticn, these severe Affections
Not from the ground arise,
But ot-uume~ celestial haued'c,ious
Assume THIS ualN disgust.
We see but dira'y through the nsts and yapors;
ANNA these earthly damps
What seem lo u bat sad ,Gurleal tapers
May he heavens distant lamps.
There is ~ death what seems 50 is transition
Tins !ir oI mortal breath
Is but suburb TO tn ME cyslln,
Whose portal We cal! Death.
She is not deud-.hc child OF our Affection
But gone unto that school
Where she TO longer needs orr poor protection,
And Chris, himself doth 'ulc.
In tha, great costers stiffness and scclusion,
BY guardian augcs led,
SAFE RON taml;a,.on, sale from SINS pollution,
she lives whom we call dead.
Day after day, we think what she is doing
In those bright realms oi air.
! Year after year, her tender steps pursuing,
Behold her grown more far.
Thus do We walk with her. and keep unbrol,en
The bond which Nature gives,
| Thinking that our remembrance, though unspoken
May reach her where she lives.
| No; as a child shall we again behold her;
For when with raptures wild
| In our embraces w. again euold her,
! -i,t ~ l. met he a emil
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COMMERCIAL.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
TUESDAY, Dec

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
TrrspAY, Dec 9.
At Markc, sol Cattlc.-about Coz Bccves and
2gl Stores. consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, ycarIng4. Two and three yeats old.
Prices Market Brcf-EXra, 20 per cwt; Isl
quality, $3.50; "a quality. $500; 81 quality 81
ordinary 1913.
HMrs-i 80 per cyvt. Ialow 81 Calves skins
Ease. Pelts 6!saSI:.
SIores-Working Oxen-STjallu.
Cows mud Calyrs--$25, g. 27i, 81, 3laiO.
Nearlings--S7. gal2.
Two Years od-Slo, '3125.
Three Years oId--SS.2 ~ Erase.
Sheep ana Latnbs--Iojl ut nnn:et-Prices-
Extra 80, 4aG By lot 81 -, 2a222.
$50 at market. by lot latte per 10.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET Dec. ..
At market 1000 Cattle. 1900 Stores 6 pail Work
ing Oxen. ~ Cows and Calves, 1000 sheep anO
Lambs, 1910 Swine
PRIcrs-Beci Catt'e-tNtra So lstqut'hy e
"a do $50; 81 do 81 04I3.
SroEE~-Yeariu-s :, i0tl2; Two years Ole $40
- rs , years old J. IA.
WoRslNG OXEN-No sltes noticed.
Cows ANn CALvls-Sl6. ~, 90, %, - 50.
SHEEP AND iAXBs-$l, 81, l.S1u2. Extra S34ol
Swi>E-i l5c: retail u 15ic: fat Hogs H. o3c.
Remarks Market day next week VIII be held or
Wednesday, - inst, account OF Thanksgiving
Day.
Tue nr.oy, of the MnSs Institute awarded t,
AgsrS Chcrg PccterH toy PROF WEBSTER whel
Chairman OF their Committee on Chemlcas is nov
exhibition at the American College IN this city.
1t IS set with the medallion awards OF the three
great Institutes Of Art ia tins country and also the
Gold Medal al tae Medical Institute at Naples
Surely thus discovery has received the honOrS oi tn
great well a. the gratitude OF the humble 1t curc
-PAHGG. Sat. CDricr. wl9lnol
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In Concord n. H., on the 10th inst, by Rev. y
Bouon, J. f. CALLL1T, OF Bur ngt on, to Miss HAN
NAH A. BRowN, o! Concord.
On the 9th utmo, in Brooklyn Conn. by the
Rev GEO ]. TuLorsoy, MIR. GEORGE F.
WHEATON. OF Burlington, to Miss ANNE f;
STORRS Of brooklyn.
In Orwell, on Tuesday Everng, the Cd instant
by the Rev \ HYDE. OF Benson, HENRY l.
DODGE Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Of San Francisco, California, to- Miss OMlRA. b
BOTTUM, daugh;er OF Hon. B-UssELL Bcr1uM Jr.
Of Orwell.
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,ON FREt PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IL,
DREAMS.

have dreams Of a lair little cot OF our own
Where Love and Contentment shall smile;
Oa torn that is near me when daylight Is zone,
Aud hand IN my own all the while;
have dreams ola easement thrown up to the night ;
With roses and vines peeping lhro',
And while ! am dreaming these dreams OF delight,
I'm all the time thiukins-ol you!
we have received the following very
creditable lines which we take pleasure in pub
fishing.
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states Attorney.

We learn that Governor WILLIAMS has APP
pointed A. i, MAYNARD Esq, OF Richmond,
States Attorney for Chittenden County, in
place of f. J. Phelps Esq, who declined
Mr. MAYNARD is a competent and efficient
Lawyer, and we doubt not will discharge the
duties of his responsible Office in II creditabe
and acceptable manner.
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GREAT BARGAINS,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
ME w GOODS
NICHOLS ClASEz S'EOEsE

$50 CHURCH STREET.
MR.. \. has been in New York & Bos-
WI ton, the last two weeks buying Goods and in
consequence of the extreme scarcity OF money, many
kinds ot Goods have been SacrifccG0 at Auction, and
he has been able to purchase Goods at about ms
own price and consequently he has bough; Ic;y
Large Stock OF all kinds usually kept by him.
DR} GOGDS
Of every kind All the nrw s,yps of Dress Goods 4
large assortment OF all Wool and Cotton Il Wool
De LANES new and beautiful patterns, some rs low
az Sd per yard Silk and Woo Paids and PopIns,
French Merinos, Thihes, CohurEs, Paramet's, Al
pines, Bonbazues AIpaccasand Lustres Gnghams
Callco"S, &c, &c Also, good stock OF Dress and
Mantlla Silks and Satlns.
EMBRolpERIIs, EpGG>Gs, &c, large stock Of eve
~ kind at low prices Also every kind ol White
Goods, very low.
NIIAW WIS, NHAULS.
500 Shaws, embracing nearly every tnd, from
Scots, to 925. Bav State Shawls at the late re-
duced prices, new and beautiful styles. a very IA &c
stock Brocha Shaws. a PRICES, coIors and qualities
Cashmere, Tmbrt and six Shaws, wrought, pain
and figured, with many Other Sivrs
LINEN GOODS.
Shirt, Tnhle and Chamber Linens at low prices. A
lul Stock OF Hosiery dad Gioros Cloths, Cas'neres
Doe skins, Sattinrtts, Twreis, Nestngs, aud Ia
lors Trimmings.
Pdinto9 Wiujo'c NhcdeS anI FIXTURES.
House Furnishing Goods of every kind. Crockery
China and Class Ware. and Paper liangings, at cost
to clos" them off.
Looking Gassoe. Live Geese Feathers, Buffalo
Robes and Groceries, all at extremity low prices.
Carpets! CARPETNH
Corpetina, Floor Oh Clo;h, Straw Mating and
Printed Booking In consequence oi the failure o
the TEompsonyiIle Co., and Roxbnrv Co., Mr.
Nichols has been abe to purchase these Goods g
much less than the cost Of Manufacturing, and i
able to give great bargains in Competing, OF which
he has every quality from Cotton nnrpeilng at Is pc
Il M,
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At Portage, Columbia Co., Wis. Sept. 9Th of
whoopng cough, Cyrus. G. son OF Cyrus B. and
Elizabeth Smith, aged ten months.
At the same place, Nov. 5tl of bleeding OF The
Lungs, CYeUs Z. SMITH, aged 81 years.
{ Il Vermont Papers please copy
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Vegetable Pulmonary Dalsam,

s'AS-cSk<J1SS><op yslclanS 10 not hesitate 10 dC-
knowledge It's superiority, and with entire confidence
to recommend it to their patients, superior prep.
aration, which has been found to be perfectly sale
convenient. and highly efcacious in all Diseases o.
he 7hrOdt, Lungs, and Chest One who has used
il thus speaks OF it,
"CLfgToN PARK. n Y, Dec &C. 1850.
Mcssrs. Reed 81 Cutler Nearly seven years ago
| had violent attack OF inilimaton of the lungs
which was treated by my physicians with the mos
powerful remedies but with little effect, for the ubate-
Inent Of violent pains about my chest. My cough
was almost incessant, accompanied with eXpectora-
ton of the most putrid and offensive kind, part
the time mixed with blood, both Of DARK and pink
color. Several large ulcers broke on my lungs
which came near suffocating me. had continue
night sweats and was reduced almost TO d skeleton
My case was considered hopeless, not only by the
physicians, but by all who saw me. Accidentally
hearing from a nelghbor OF the effects which the
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam had produced in a
similar case, | was induced to try it. Before had
used one bottle began to improve. ana by the nse
OF four bottles was restored to usual health. haC
used q variety of other medicines which gave ne nc
relief A few weeks ago | was similarly attacked
and am now using the Balsam with the same BEN
ehcia results. This statement is unsolicited and il
costs you nothing, but if il wi be OF any service to
any one, my object is accomplished.
Yours &c.
Signed 'WN. p, NOXEN,' P. NJ"
Nov !, l55l.-New Certificates, to almost any
extent, might be added if deemed necessary but the
propetos feel that the article has become 40 unver-
sally well known, and its virtues so generally ac-
knowledged by physicians aud others, as to make II
unnecessary 10 offer at this time, uther proof Of the
merits OF this highly popular article.
~ Beware of COuaterJeitS and limitations
such as Carriers COMPOUND Pulmonary Bisam
American Pulmonary Basam, and others, in part
bearing the name Enquire for the article by its
whole name the
vegetable Pulmonary Halsar,"
! and see il has the written signature Of WIN. JoN'N
CUTTER upon yellow Label, on the blue wrappers
! Zach bottle and seal il stamped" Vegetable Puno
nary Balsam"
| Prepared by Reed. Cutler 81 Co., importers
and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Pants, Chem.
icas and Dye S;ufiS, SO India Street, Boston, anc
sold by Druggists, Apothecares, and Country Mer-
chants generally. For particulars and reccomnen-
dations, see pamphlet accompanying each bottle =
81 RICHARDS and A. Z. SPEAR.
November IL. w20mos6
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ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.
- The last ST. I Inns " ssc1rpr

- The last st. / ms .Nssscnger says -
PRoGRt The mails north of Burling-
ton, which ought TO arrive about o'clock in
the evening, Of each day, are delayed at Bur
ingtcn full sixteen hours Bring on the Put
ney Express.
The "Putney Express" is well understood, in
wcll-iniormcd circles, to mean yoke of oxen,
and stone ott, ana how thR could help our
s.. Adams friends it is not easy to discover -
Ihe grievance complained of, however, is real
one, ana ought to be remcdcd. Where the
flult IS we are not able II say,--though W.
hunbly suggest to the Messenger that it is
somewhat oil that 'tha mails .Nor't of Bur-
| l,ngioo," should be detained in Burlington, as
Burlington has nothing to do with such mails
except to .torrrd them SouthrudS. If the
| Messenger mcIM the mails South of Rurlnr-
ton, we have nothing, AS at present advised, to
say, but will forward its complaints to Putney
Our friend, VIM. NJ. MILLER, Esq, ha.
opened Law Office over Pierce, Davey G.
Co.'S Store, in College ST., the same recently oc-
cuped by IL. Leavenworlh Esq. Business en-
trusted to Mr.. MILLER will be faithfully and
promptly attended to.
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WINTER SUPPLlE:S!!
M. " G2ZiIl;ssS & Co.

GEGLI2 son. Y @ T III. 0 N t.
q Ri. now receiving Il general and cXten-
Il sve Stock OF Staple Dry Goods, &c, designed
expressly Tor the Jotblng Trade. Buying in Iar-e
Quantities, it enables us to ohtain Decided Ad-
yGntagCs over smaller purchasers, and Us selac-
depressed state OF the Markets, We feel quite conf
deut that Stock has been advantageously bought,
and it vii, be disposed ot at corresponding rates.
The attention OF purchasers Is earnestly solicited.
4isarricaRs Prints.
Our assortment OF American Prints is now more
extensive and dsirah!c then ever before and they
were Purchased Greet tom the Manufacturers
Agents by TIE package ~ unusual low prices, we
can otter them al the most favorable rates.
We dislre the careful examination OF dealers in
this article.
NJ. MOVES & co.
Nov %, ISL. DIT
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Tickings. sc.
=, Cases Ticks, ) Bales Mariners Stripes,
- do Corset Jeans, ) 90 Brown Drills for sale
by NJ. MOVES & co.
November 30. dt!
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Principle Office, in New York, So Nassau street
IN London 1855 Strand, next door
rc, TO the nyceum Theatre
for Sale, wholesale and retail, by r. A. PECK,
Agent tor Burlington and Vicinity
October Is. 1851 w9no..
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HW be PaJhshed on .Nonday, Dec. %.
LIST OF EMBELLISHMENTS.
iLII'nTE ATiONS Nl NlLLLNGS.

Erird Bm4iNg for Holiday Guts
Orders should he addressed imne ,laely to Messrs.
b. b. MUSShY & co, Publishers % ComhiiI,
Boston, to ensure prompt tutmcnt.
Sold al all the usual places throughout New eng
land. DAMRELL & MOORE,
GEORGE COOLIDGE.
December Q. d&wtt
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90 The last Cou7cr savs

Our neig lboro of Free Press says if tie wings
no innate Webster, He WILL SUPPORT
HIM. Boys, do you hear that :"
For fear the ''boys" should Mt happen 10 hear
again
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CASH We pay Cash at all times, for
4 Fnrs and Pets. VI. MOVES Il CO.
NnNnmher- 20 dI
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tSReeISngs!

On Bales Brown SheClings, 3 Cases
eSV BIeached do, Case Benched Drills for
sale low by NJ. NOG rs & 90.
Nov, mber 20. df
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Young Ladies' High School,
Sts 1lVtIIS3 W1Vs
T II PIlRKIT1 PnINcip

|
This Institution has occupied Concert Hal
l since the melancholy disaster Of May l.
1851. Ii is organized in THREE DEPARTMENTS
me Primary the Preparatory and the High School
Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, Beies-lettres
and English Literature, the Languages, Pitoso-
pig, History, Duties, and the Accomplishment
constitute the different departments Of study
Every facility is offered for an extensive, thor
ough, elevated, systematic and symmetrical ed
ucation.
MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY OF THE PRINCIPAL
There are many young ladies whose parents are
seeking for them the benefits ola year or two OF
study and instruction in the city Of St. Louis.
The advantages TO be gained from course OF
| education in this great and growing metropolis
u the West, II one can enjoy the protection and
Influences of quiet home, are every year be-
coming more and more apparent. The elevated
course of study, the occasional Literary and Sci
entihc Lectures, Musical Concerts Of high char
acter, exhibitions of Art. and the numerous OBJ
lec's OF interest in the city, present very great
facilities for expanding the mind, improving the
taste, and gaining knowledge of the world.
Young Ladies having this object in view are
received into the family Of the Principal, where
all who are entrusted to his charge, share the en-
Joyments and privileges of a quiet and happy
home. The comfort, health, habits, studies,
manners and morals fthe young ladies' ire care
fully attended TO, and all the guard necessary
for physical and moral security are constantly
thrown around them. Each one is regarded with
parental watchfulness and attention, that she
man form those habits Of mind, Of manners and
OF heart which will make her an intelligent,
agreeable and accomplished lady.
The number of pupils received into the family
of the Principal is limited to about t,centy.
Parents desiring further information can OBJ
anit by letter, or on application at the Insti:u-
ton. Catalogues can be had at the Office OF
this paper.
The next School Year will commence on The
first Monday in September.
ST. Louis, July Sd, 1851.
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WHEAT! WHEAT!

T1he subscribers are manufacturing Pierpont
i Seymours, Enot Seymour & Morgan's) pat
ent Grain Drills, which are established upon the
princle o. Sean,oars Broadcast Soriag Machines,
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 all GrGia and Seed, from Peas, Corn,
&c. 10 Grass Seeds and can be used either for
sowing Broadcast, or in Drills, with any fine fer
tilizer such as Lime, Plaster, &c. The Grain
falls from the Gram 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 9 teeth, or tubes, which are
inches apart from centre to centre, and are al!
raised from the ground at once with a 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, aud
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 uniform depth saves
from to pecks per acre. Our business having
been considerably retarded BY high water, we
shall be able TO build but a few in time for fall
seeding, consequently, all who are anxious to get
Machines all warranted 10 be and TO do what we
represent.
Price S85 at the Factory.
Ofsuperior quality all sizes, ami kinds, con-
stantly Oh hand and for sale.
DEERE, TATE s. GOULD.
I Refer to WIN. RIGGS, near Davenport.
Moline, Rock Island CO., Ills.,l
July Sd, 1851.
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INSURANCE

GEN'L. AGENCY, MAIN STREET,
Davenport, lowa.
KNOX Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Tncennes, Ind.
COLUMBUS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
CRY Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, 0.
New York Life Insurance Co.,
.Nep York City.
UNITED STATES Life Insurance Co.,
Nep York City.
Quo Live Stock Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MUTUAL Health Insurance Co.,
Cereland, Ohio.
TSiE undersigned having been appointed
i Agent for the above we'll established Com
panies, are fnlly prepared and authorized issue
Policies against loss or damage by fire, also a
gainst the Hazards of marine or inland transpor
taton at the lowest rates of premium charged
by any good company in the west.
Shippers or Merchants doing their cargo bust
ness with him, will be allowed return premium
of ia per cent.
Also Life and Health Policies and Policie.
against Jury or death Of live stock. All losse!
on Fire and Marine Policies promptly ADJUSTED
and paid at St. Louis, Mo.
McGREGOR & PARKER, Agents.
Davenport, March 18th, 1851.