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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20
.r1'he National Iaselligeaccr says:

En4-T'he National Inselligoaccr says:
In consequence Of the Misrepresentation
hicb have been circulated in reference u
following paper, which is now being
ned by Members Of Congress, we have
en- permitted TO publish i. for the infor
zion Of oil who desire to know the truth
k.The undersigned, kiembersof the fhir.
E'isrt Congress IL the United S.ates, be-
wing that,n renewal Of sectional contro-
III upon the suLjec. of slavery. would be
n dangerous Ia the Union aud des,ruc-
a OF it's objects, aud seeing no mode b.
Itch such controversy cnn be avoided, cx-
1, by strict adherence TO the settlement
,reof. effected by the Compromise Acts
scd nj the last session Of Congress, d.
aEpy DECLARE their intention 10 main
4 the said settlement inyiolatc, and to
III all attempts 10 repeal Or alter the nets
rcsaid, unless by the general consent Of
friends Of tho measures, and to remcd,
Ii evils, If amy, rs time and experience
h develop. And, for the purpose 81
king this resolution effective, the,
srHER DECLARE That they will not sup
4 for the Office OF Preel lent, or &c Sen.
!. or Representative Of Congress, or ss
Member Of State Legislature, any man,
Whatever party, who is not known TO be
,osed TO the disturbance If The settle
AT aforesaid, and 70 The renewal, in an,
~. al agitation upon ibis subject Of sla-
ry.o
The Republic, 10 publishing il, says:
Some gentlemen who approve the objects
purposes Of the movement have de-
ned 10 participate in II. !. seems 10 be
rely responsive to The manifestations Of
bic sentiment, ns developed in the I'm
organizations II tho North aud South,
Il have been exhibited during The last six
bnths. What its effect may be on exist
party relations. we canna venture 70
ftnise; bu, The paper is signed by too
bny distinguished and patriotic men, to
I of producing strong impression upon
public mind.
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BOOKS, PAPER. sc.

rINHE subscriber has lately received an sdd-
l. tional stock Of Seasonabe Books, well adj
aptcd for Holiday Gifts; embracing variety OF
Reilly illustrated Annals; few copies Of Su-
perbly Bound and Gilt editions Of the Popular
Poets; and very full assortment Of Snail Books
for Youth.
On Hand Regularly
Water Colors, Drawing Pencils, Drawing Pa
per, with suitable Cards, and books OF instruc-
lion: Reward, Motto, Friendship, Conversation,
aud Visiting Cards Common Buff and White
large Envelopes; Plain, Enarneled, Embossed,
ana Lace Ditto, for Letter and Notes; Plain and
Fancy Note Paper; Glazed, Murtled, Embosseds
and Tissue Paper; Perforated Boards; Brown,
Blue and White Saiin-face Pasteboard: Ink Of
Boston, Philad., and enc. Manufacture; Cunt
ing House, and School, Travelling, and Pocket
Iakstands. School, California and Gilletts best
Steel Pens; Waters, Wax, DC. IN variety, and
good selection Of the Porte Monnaires, or Steel
Bound Money Carriers
A large supply Of plain and Embossed Family
Bibles at low rates, and few copies OF Extra
paper, rint and binding.
l-@ALSO--
A full stock of the Eclectic Series of School
Books. comprising McGulfey's / II, Ill, " and
Y Readers; Pinnco's Primary and Analytical
Grammar; Pictorial Primers, Spoilers, Rays Al.
Zebra, md Rays Arithmetic in 3 parts; together
with arca. variety Of Miscellaneous hooks, Po-
eiical, Philosophical, Historical, Biographical,
Theological, Religious and Scientific, and e'n-
bracing The hes, Text Books on Geology, Chem
sislry, Zoology, Natural Philosophy, Anatomy,
Ply siology, Botany and ASTRONOMY.
Upwards o. thirty varieties OF Writing Paper
open Cor Retail, including some specially ruled
tor Legal Dispositions aud Sermons, Long and
Broad Fold Bill Cap, Balance Sheets, Executors.
Statements and Schedules; and every variety Of
Wnile and Blue Cap and Letter iron, very Low
TO the Highes, Gradc Of Gilt Edge, Satin Sur-
face, and Congress Ruled.
tseis. A.ALS0.S
Half, Full, and Extra Bound Blank Books;
comprising full nsso,i ncnt 6f every form, quar-
lily and thickness, Of the sizes iT general use
All of which are OF heavier and better paper rhan
is USUALLY found, and they win lie sold II mode-
rate prices The attention Of Farmers and Me-
chancs wanting Half Bound Books, is nvIts q 70
the Quality and Price Of my stock L1rger
Books, for Countes,or Merchants, Ruhd 10 any
Pattern, and bound in any style; be made to
order from paper OIL the heaviest grade, and most
uniform finish. -
Wrapping Paper, large Stock Of e1-
TIN weight and strength, suitable Tor groceries,
kept and sold as low Us similar qnaiity any
where. ass n sx<s.. "a
NIB. All the paper Of this establishment,
sold in Reams Of $50 Sheets, and Of Standard
Weight, Clean Cotton and Linen Rigs wanted
= : 81 W. II. HOLMES.
Davenport, Dec iltll, 1850.
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WRITING! WRITING.

SUPERIOR, graceful and easy style OF wrilng
n taught in Nine lessons: TO any Lady, At her resi-
dcnce. The whole for 81 30. III sAe -, \
Gentlemen guaranteed good business manu- :"
nine Lessons for 81 at their residences. 80.
An Evening School, where writing - tangn ~
ahoye in Lessons. The whole for 81 so, at toe o..
6ce OF +. WRAY, opposite lie eis'res omce ." See'
ond Street. A..ha. ~
w. ,l 49, ,,,nn, E. WRAY.
Davenport. Feb. 9th, is5t.
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FINE PICTURES.

HALLO! there my friend, where did you
L L get ,ha. picture saw you have the other
day! Where did get il! Why at GRAVES
Daguerrcotps Gallery in Rock Island, where i
is done up right. ! declare he has got some OF
the best pictures ever saw in my life--nni II
YOU wan, 10 re, good faithful lik eness Of your
self or friends, / advise you to 60 and get him to
take /, for YOU. His Rooms are over Andrews
new Store. where he-ispYeparcd to fake fi,e', al
all times. Price from $500 up according TO
size and quality Of Case.
Jan. 9th ,i85i. l7-t
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LIFE INSURANCE,
Or Probation for The WIDOW and Orphan
Ncw York Life lasardntc Company,
FOX TaE Mutual Plan.
sk8 MoRaD FRANkLIN, PR1sIDEMT,}
PLIsy FREEAAs AcrUAEY.S
TtHE term upon which this company insures
i lifsare more sas0s able IL the insured than any
other life insurance
The great security afforded in = capital Of a.
600 dollars with reserved fund Of 900 dollars
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced from the
rates Of other companies and more equally grad
uated.
Insurance for the benefit Of married women Sc
cure from the creditors Of their husbands.
The insured not liable 10 the assessment for
losses.
An annual dividend Of fifty per cent to all pol
icy holders.
Notes taken in part for ,Temiums.
Lives Of either SET insured between the ages q
fourteen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, i've
years, or for life. 4ei
Persons can learn all the advantages and rates
Of Insurance from the undersigned; Agent BY
calling on him al his Office, Main street Cd doors
below Cook and Sa,gent's Exchange Office.
ALEX. M'GREGOR, AeExr
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CINCINNATI FURNITURE
STORE.

JOHN X. COOLIDGE, Proprietor
IN FEARING, Agent for the shove cssab.
- Q lishnent has just received q large and
splendid assortment Of Ready Made Furniture,
which will be kept constantly on hand and sold
ut the lowest prices, ia the New Brick BaildinS
adjoining the Post Office. ss
A fine LOT or SOFAS on hand and Tor sale low.
Davenport. Oct. 10Th. 1850. 5-tf
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HO! FOR THE RAILROAD


TIE Stock IS ALL TAKTE!.-LooK OFT FOR THE
SMoKE.!!
fTlhe subscriber, 10 be even with the times, in-
i tends clos ng off h's extensive stock Of We'll
assorted FAMILY GROCERIES, BOOTS;
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c--so make room for
n still more extensive stock Of Groceries, to be
received direct from Now Orleans in the Spring
at price that will ssastonsh the natives."
His motfois, "Quck sales and small Profit;
and he warrants all Goods he sells. Call at tie
st. Loais Cheap Cash Store OF
EXTRA FAMILY GROCERIES,,
{ Opposite Steamboat Landing,
And satisfy yourselves that he is selling ascheap
as any-and cheaper than many.
J. W. DALLAM
GFN b CAMDEN MILL FLOUR, in
bbls or hlf. bbls., or nv the retail, kept
|, on hand:-.Also, CORN MEAL and BIC <
WHEAT FLOR
davenport. Dec 10Th, 1850. lS-4n
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IA late traveller among The lnnian Isles,
rs the first thing he me, at Athens, was
Greek girl selling "Morrison's Pills.
ii The pyramids thrown sornersets. he
buld not have been more asionshch.
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Also,

knives planes adxes, ETC., hest makers; carpenters
bench and moulding planes aud tools, Of all kinds;
smiths bellows, anvs, vices, screw plates, siedges
and hammers, etc. Together with compete assort-
Of almost every article usually kept in whole
sale hard store, which offered ON most favor
able terms, CHILD, PRATT CU.
Eehruarv 13th 1871. 93.lm
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R. GRAHAM.
S T w ES,
TIN.yVARE AND SLIGO IRON.
n q. M

afss s
TIN-yVARE AND SLIGO IRON.
r. GRAHAM g. CO.,
No. LIE CLAIRE Row.
N7E offer for sale the above goods at the low
Wv est market prices. Mr.. Oscar Nichols,
our Agent, will execute orders with promptness.
We have on hand
30 Fiileys superior Irving Air Tight Cook Stoves
90 Bridges g American
so Premium Cook Stoves,
IN coal g
10 Air Tight Parlor Stoves, &c. &c.
SLIGO IRON.
90 Tons Sligo, Common Iron, assorted;
Anvils:
Vices;
Bellows;
SO sets Cast sleigh shoes;
10 $ Fire Dogs;
l0wheel barrow v heels, and variety Of 9th
er goods.
Oders left at This house for the Moline Foun-
dry, or A. Benedict & Co.'S. Leather Store will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Davenport, Iowa, Jany. 10th, 1851. I9.3n
A.. BENEDICT. N. u. BCtOKU,
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FARMERS READ AND
CONSIDER

- 4 ~,S - i q III
MI ANY ntacn'ncs are now being invented and
lsl used, simply because they save labor.
The Subscribers are manufacturing at theiI
rlow Shop in Moline, ILL.,, Grain or Seed DriA,
which not only SAFE labor and time, but crcssly
increase the Pr duct consequently the wealth
Of the farmer who uses them.
knowing the utility OF this kind Of Machine
ana that y must conlc INTO general use ia oui
"Pfairle Slate" and dcs,rous Of being foremost
IN the introduction Of 20 essential an article tc
beneht the Farmer. wo have spared no expense
and withheld no exerton to find the best now in
use in the Eastern States and England. We
have the pleasure Of announcing that the object
Of our desires has been fully realized.
We shall build but few in time for spring
seeding aud would request all interested TO ex.
anime them and make an experimental use il
they choose.
S,me Of the benefits are as follows, to wit:
LIST. They deposit the seed at nearly all uni
form depth
Cd. The seed is all covered.
81. They save Labor-One man and Team
with good Drill will pu. in as many acres OF
GRIM in day as three men aud two teams will
in the usual way Of broad cast sowing aud har-
rowing.
4ih. They save secd-rcquiring from to
pecks less seed TO tn. acre.
9Th. The wheat is protected from winter
freeze by ridge ofealth thrown up between the
rows which moulders down to the roots and
gives strength aud vigor to the grain agains. the
spring winds and frosts.
9th. Grain, sown with good Drill will yield
one-ffth more than In the usual manner.
MACHINES WARRANTED.
Plows OF all kinds constantly on hand at our
Shop and with Agents generally through the
country.
We tender our acknowledgements to the pub
lie for their liberal patronage, heretofore, aud
would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
samPs
We would call the attention Of our Farmers to
the important Improvements recently made in
our Flows and best Of all a reduction in price OF
$i.cach, except sPrairie Breakers"
DEERE, TATE & GOULD.
Moline, H., JAN 3Oth, 1851. 81
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Also Tic following Nursery Stock.

Arple Trees just grated and ready fortplantins IN
Nursery s5 dollars per 1000 Or IN larger quani
ia 600 one ear re r seedlings 10 dclars per 1000.
5O00 g S Nlazzard Cherry 10 dollars per t00O
5000 best Plum seedlings for stocks Sloe per iOV
Apple Seedlings % per 1909.
Our stock Of Apple Trees now embraces nearly or
qnie all the approved kinds, many Of which have
and those which have not yet come into pear
ing procured from the most correct Eastern 70
moiogist. We feel therefore prepared 10 turmsn
to do. -
All orders accompanied with the cash, will meet
Where the selection left with the the
purchaser may rest assured that pains wibe taken
In selecting properly for the different seasons such a.
Eary Fall and Winters Of the very best and in proper
proportion. HA
Trees well packed in boxes or bundles. in good ship
ming order and deli vercd on board steamboat.
80 ~ d a ASfdreps Il. and II. AVERY, f
Feb. l3th, IsJt.-23 iml Burlington, iowa.
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REMOVAL OF BUSINESS.

REMOVAL OF BUSINESS.
EDWlN PES TER, Tailor, in acknowledg
IL ing the favors Of the inhabitants OF Daven-
port and vicinity, would inform them that he has
removed his place Of business to his new shop.
nearly opposite The Post Office on Davenport's
Block
Davenport, Jan. 30.li, 1851. 2l-3m
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JAMES IElGIs. az r. 8F N. .. BufoRD.
Assz& <ts ..
FERGUS. g. BUFORD'S
FOUNDRY & n6AoiIIi9n SHOP,
Nh. BuroRD...

FERGUS g. BUFORD'S
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP,
Moline, Rock Inland County, Nlinois
|nUR establishment has been greatly enlarged
~ and improved during the pas, season, and
we have now go great number Of patterns that
we arc prepared TO execute. with prompsncss,
orders for aaa
STEAM ENGINES,
Mill Gearing. STEAMBOAT Work HoYsc Powers
1hFeshing Machines, Job work, &c.
We have executed the work, aud have on land
all the patterns, Of the mill gearing Of the spen-
did new mills IN Muscatine and Dubuque, iowa !;
Moline and Como, Illinois. We eau also fur
nish sa A
P.4RKER'S PERCUSSION AND RE.qC.
TON WHEELS,
and sell the patent right. Also, the Rose, and
other Water Wheels.
We have constantly on hand the above Water
Wheels, Cranks, Gudgeope, flaming Mill Irons,
Wagon Boxes, Crate Birs, Wheelbarrow
Wheels, Sleigh Shoes. Force Pumps, Coal Crates,
Stoves, &c. s#
Orders for work may be left at the Foundry,
IN Moline, or at N. B. Buford's Sligo Iron Store,
R,ck Island, which will be promptly attended
to. All our work, when required, will be deliv-
cred u! Rock Island, and shipped on steamboats,
free Il charge.
Jan. 10th, 1851. l9-ln
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the manut0ctufcTe ~ lOW'
bled to sell as low as can
les Among our stock ma
$50 casks bright OK ans
log chains,
100 do do trace ch aims, as.
sorted,
90 do coil do do
SO do Carolina and eyed
hoes, assorted,
200 doz handled do do do
1000 do grass. grain, bush
and hemp scyihes,
Waldron's, Ha!e's and
others;
600 doz scythes snzths, as.
sorted,
JG0 do hay forks, ASST,
- do manure, do do,
100 gross scythe stones do
10 do do rides, DO
500 do table knives and
forks, assorted,
65G0 don pocket knives as
sorted,
800 co Wostemholm and
Rogers pocket and
pen do, assorted,
1900 do butcher knives, do
200 do Wade and Butch.
er's raxors. assorted,
GEO do shears and scis.
sors, do,
900 do pair names, ass'd,
500 do butts and hinges, dc
1900 gross sore ws, ass'd,
SEQ dog Butchers, mill,
fat, bastard, round and
half round files, ass'd,
100 doZ horse and sho c
rasrs, assorted,
so doz grain scoops,
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BOUNTY LANDS.

g oLDIERS Of the War OF 1912, Tho
~ Indian Wars since 1880, including The Sens
mole War Of 1885 and 1886, THE BLACK
Wsyncs' or i702 10 1906. who served for 4 term
Of thirty days, and all commissioned officers Of
the Mexican wo., are entitled 10 Bounty Land.
All persons Interested are invited 10 cal on the
subscribers, who are connected with an efficient
Agency at Washington, d. Cs-and are prepared
to attend 10 all busine 50 with prcmptness. So
s NO FEES charged unless the allowance il
obtained. COOK g. SARGENT. 4
Davenport, Iowa. Oct l7th, 1850.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against A. c. Fulton will
n please present the same for payment forthwith
and All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 me
will Piles &C to settle up without further notice. IS
have got ashamed Of Cumming them, which will &C.
count for my neglect for long time past.
A. C. FULTON.
Davenport, February 18th, 1851.
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NEW FIRM.
PRICES REDUCED!

AVING bought out the Stock Of Goods ol
i i l.. A. Macklot on very favorable terms, VIZ
now offer the same at such reduced prices, As we
feel confident will be pleasing TO purchasers. i
would be impossible 10 enumerste in On advertise
ment our large and tatled stock; we can there
fore only call attention g lew leading sitic!es
We particularly invite the attention Of the Ladies
TO III. following
Rich changesble FopIih, blue, Green, Moroon,
stone color, and black GermaneAss; Frsnch,
English, and Domestic Ginghams; black and
eoiored Apacca's; shawis-Biue and Green Ba-
rege-Book AMI Swiss, Jaconet and bar Muslin;
Bishops Lawn.
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ROCK ISLAND,
ROOT, SHOE6 LEATHER STORE,
WTIoLESALE& RETAIL.
A. BENEDICT g. co.

A. BENEDICT s. co.
HAVE on hand tho largest and cheapest stock
i 4 nfthe above goods from New York, B3sto. !;
and Buffalo, which they will sell wholesale or re-
tail, for cash, as low as they can be had on the
Upper Mississippi.
Tae stock consists Of
so Cases Mems Thick Kip and Calf Boots;
10 BOYS :" g
300 pair Mems g. "Brogan.;
100 100 :. Youths q
500 /" wonen's Kip, Cali and gent lace boots;
SO boxes Ladies' and Misses Kid and Morocco
Slipper; buskins and Ties.
1000 pairs OF all styles Caildrcn's shoes, boots.
LEATHER.
5000 lbs S lie Leaiher3
so sides Upper Is
10 doz. Kip Skinsj
10 Calf g
S 8. Morocco skins;
10 g Lining C Also full supp,
OF Shoemaker's findings;
500 lbs Harness Leather;
500 /" belt S
5 doz Bride I"
500 feet Of Vul,anizcd Indian Rubber belt
ing from 3to lg inches wide.
Rock Island, H.. Jan'y. 10th, 1851. l9.3n.H
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AVERY'S NURSERY,
Near BurIin ytOn, Iowa.
xarE have now over $50 900 Fruit Trees in their
w rious stages from 70 four years growth, which
~ offer at the following prices to- wit: .
Eor Annle Trees Of suitable size for Orchard plant
ing $40 per 100 or $50 per 10OO for extra size $l2 PEI
100.
Pear Trees from 30 to so cents each.
Grape Vines, Isabella and Catawba. one year Old r.
per lOO years old, very 6ne, q per loe Or ~
cents each.
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cNIA'FA ROLLING MILL
ALLEGHENY CRY, OPPOSITE PlrTsBuRGu, Pa.
SEMPLE, 15ISSELL & Co,

Of Junata Iron, Nails and
Spikes, SPRING Blister ana Plough Steel of all 81
Warehouse No. IS Wood st., Pittsburgh, ia.
ALSO, No. "A Levee, St. Louis. Mo.
he great care exerc sed in the manufacture of our
as well as the exclusive use in all cases Of tn e
be 81 stock, hich is manufactured under the per
Ill superintendance oftwo me mbers Of our firm, in
20 an Invariably uniform and superior quality Of
and its use can, confidently be recommended for
purposes requiring iron OF extra quality. At our
Louis Warehouse we will furnish iron an ma ils
sw a. the same quality can be bought in Pittsburgh
the addition Of fright only.
se also keep on hand Of orr own importation q
rgs assortment Of best Cast and German Steel, An
Vices, Bellows, stocks and Dies, Castings, etc.
respectfully request call from those desiring to
chase goods in our line.
gSEMPLE, BISSELL g. CO.,
81 Louis, No.
Il otnh l2gI 3 f5 81
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A large variety Of
ENGLISH e. DOMESTIC PRINT

II b0Ik0 vdJdeAy Va
ENGLISH a. DOMESTIC PRINTS
Black Gro de Rhine Silk, Florence Silks, white
silk Lace; Fig'd aud plain Cap do-Linen Cam.
hdkfs. Black lace Eiging Thread, Lisle and JAG
onet Edging and insertings; French kid, black
and Pearl Silk Gloves; Cashmere Isle Thread
and Cotton do.--Twist, Tuck, Shell, Redding,
and Ivory Combs; black and coiored sewing silk
stick and spool purse twist, steel Rings and Tas-
sells.
Every va,iety Of Ladies and Childrens Hosiery
Coates, spool cotton, Milward, English and Ames
Needles; Zephyr worsted, wooden and Cotton
Carpets; Ladies and Childrens Shoes in grea, va
rieiy; Gimps--Trimlnings &c. &c.
In the Gentlepef's iineswill be found superior
MoIeskin Hats, Fnf, silk, Plush, Cloth, Mohair
and Glazed Caps; Fine blue and blk Broad Cloth
Gold Mixed and Blue Beaver do. Black French
Cashmere, fvcry lowl plain and fancy DO
heavy and lihe Satinets; Coarse, medium and
Calf Boots and Shoes; Red, white; green and yel-
low Flsnnels, Indian Head Sheetihg; Bieached
and unbleached Shifting; Mitts, Gloves, sus-
pender., Comforts, super. black and fancy Graz
watts; Silk Pocket do. Wooden and Cotton Socks,
&c. &c.
In addition to the above we have on hand land
intend keepingl large assortment Of
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE &
QuEENsWAaE.
which will sell at as low rates as any House in
Town.
Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange or paid
for in Cash@at ctirrent market rates.
McMANUS g. SHEPHERD.
Front Street;
December 5th, 1850. Davenport
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MACHINES WARRANTED
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
MO CHILD. B.. @. PRATT. o. W. CHILD
CHILD. PRATT & co.

IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Cutlery nc No. l47 Main
street, ST. Louis, third door from the Bank Of Nilsson
ri, are receiving and opening for spring trade
Of the largest and most extensive assormentp Of
Hardware Cutlery, ETC., offered in this ark ct
Importing all our English goods direct from manufac
fers elves. and purchasing America an from
the manufacturers at lowest cash prices we are
bled TO sell low can be purchased in Eastern cit
les Among our stock may be fonnd, in part,
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MONEY RENTIT~TED TO EUROPE
Also; Storage passage procured.
Apply TO COOK g. SARGENT. \
Davenport, Oct. Gath, 1850. -s-.s~-
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500 LIS. SUPERIOR CHEESE.
UNDERWOOD make for sale at
u dee g6 Hv4 DAvESPoE1's.
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EsESEzER Coox. *isf Skgs Ora b SARGENT.
COOK = SARl3ENT,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
aaExcfiAses asD .CoIIEcTios OFyes, "a
AND Ls4N0 .40E.NCY,
Notes and Bill Collected and pyoseeds RENTED t.
Gnypryt Of the United Staten
Particular attention paid TO Pnrchase and Sale
Of Lands. Payment Of Tsxes, and Location IF
Bouniy Land Warrants. NJ j
REFER TO
s E.ss s., :; ": G s.s s Go, BOSTON,
E. w. CLARK, DopGE e. Co, New York.
Messrs. +. w. CLARK e. Co. PHILADELPHIA.
JoHN @. SARGENT, Esq Washington.
+. w. CLAEK & BKoTHERs, 81. Louis, Mo.
IIArcn & LAxcDox, Cincinnati, Ohio.
October i2th, 1850.
MONEY RENrIT~TED TO EUROPE