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Dr.. Easterly's Carminative,

For he cure IF Dysentcry, Diarrtga. Chohc,
Cholera Inf ntum, Flatulency md all diseases
Of the Stonlach and Bore,s from 1eetaing.
THE most speedy safe and effcacious remedy
l ever discovered for the cure Of all derange-
ments of the Stomach and Bowe!s OF Children is
DIR. EASTERLY'S CARMINATIVE.
II is very peasant to the taste and always sal
utary in effect, and is the very remedy which is
80 much needed in all parts Of the Mississippi
Valley.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
having the charge of children should keep Or
Easterly's Carminative constantly on hand to
use when any arrangement of the Stomach and
Bowels occurs, and thousands OF children may
be thus saved that are consigned to premature
grave Mothers try it.
nA-Price 25 cts per Bottle. For sale by DIR.
Easterly, Corner Of Third and Chestnut streets,
4. Louis, Mo.
nrsold by ELDRIDGE s. son, Davenport,
Iowa. april 8
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UPPER. ssisSIssIPPI PACKET,
SHENANDOAH.

LEAVES ST. LOUIS EVERY MONDAY AT p NJ
4 -z@~ THE staunch huilt, fast running
1T steamer shenandoah, HENRY
rss.zzssE = WHITE, Master, will run as reg
ular packet between ST. Louis and Galena, du-
ring the season, leaving ST. Louis every Monday
At 4 O'Clock p NJ, and arrive at Davenport on
her downward Trip every Friday morning
The Shenandoah, recently purchased BY Mess
Henry White and 5. E. Porter, expressly for the
above trade, has been rcfitted, refurnshed and
put in complete order, rendering her one OF the
mos, desirable passenger boats on the river.
Her capacities as freight vessel are unequaled
and drawing only 90 inches light Shipper
may rely upon the punctuaity of her trips; and
from the officers, the faithful discharge OF then
obligations.
For freight or passage apply on board
A priI 9Th, 1859. 32-ts
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CHOUTEArf, HARRISON l. VALE, Tn
" porters viii keep regular ssfply e No. ,,
Scotch Pig fer to narv purposes
No. 1870 I'd ST., ST.. Louis.
Jan eed, 1859. 20-'y
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Davenport, April 2erh, 1859.
THE STATE OF IoWA,lss

Scott County.
TO WILLIAM ii. BAKER
SlR-You will please take notice that there is now
= tie in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis rict
Court in and for said County, petition of Robert
baker claiming OF you the sum Of one thousand dol
lars well the dissolution OF the partnership exist
Ing between You and ssid petitioner, under the name
ana style Of n. s. WIN. III. Baker.
said petition also asks that account be taken oil
tae affairs Of said and that You be decreed
% pay the amount found due the petitioner, and in
selault thereof that cuton issue sgains
2our real estate. Now unless you appear and plead
:" answer said petition on before the first day o
ne next term of said District Court, judgment win b,
inferred against you by default, and the prayer Of sait
petition grented.
.ook BRO. Atys
April Goth. 1852. s4.4w
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WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE Co,
Cleveland, o
Hon. REUBEN WOOD, President.
q. N. SEEELs, Secretary.
IcGREsoR 81 PARKER, Gent, Agents, Iowa
lXl This well conducted Company has declar-
ed dividend of 1884 per cent on all policies in
their Farmer department and IL per cent 10 the
Merchants, which expired on or before the l.,
day OF March, 1852
Those entitled to the above dividend will re-
ceive the same by calling at this Office.
M'GREGOR g. PARKER, Gen'i. Agts.
nj g 10
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nOcT. MILLER

"AyING located himself in Lyons, Clinton
II "a, Iowa, viii attend 10 all calls in thu
line OF his profession. 80
From his experience he hopes to give satisiac
,;an and merit share Of public patronage.
NIB. Drugs and Medicines always on hand
n, reduced prices. Warrantedpure.
!" - AL 11th 1850 3A.6m
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200 acres OF Timber Land
FOR Sale.

A FARM in Blue Grass settlement OF 48O
II acres, all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post and pine boards-Orchsrd 200 fruit
trees, &c, together with ITO acres OF timber
and, vii be sold very low in one tract OF i will
be divided into lots TO suit purchasers.
Msrcbi7. 1OK & SARGENT.
UNITIPIsOVED LANDS FOR SALE
WE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acrss Of Prairie Lands in
Lots OF Forty, Eighty one hundred and sixty
acres. living in different parts Of Scott county,
selected BY ourselves with great care.
COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb. II, 1852
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Dr.. EasterlYs Yefmifuge,

VI. EdStGTl! ttT III L u5UJ
TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR ExpELLrSG WORMS FROM
CHILDREN.
THE most safe, pleasant and efiectual medicine
L known tor the removal of worms from chill
dren,
Parents and guardians having the charge OF
children, should watch carefully the symptoms
of worms in their children, and as soon as the
symptoms indicate their presence, they should
resort a, once to the use OF DIR. Easterly's Ver-
an,fape. More children die from worms than
all other Diseases and more miserable object
can scarcely be imagined than child suffering
under the ordinary symptoms Of worms. Par
ents, mark this: will you not blame yourselves,
r your children die, that you did not ise DR.
EAsTERLy's VERNE UGE in time! THIS Verm-
,uge will remove every specie. Of worms from
the stem, in six or eight hours after taken.
nN-Priee % cents per bottle. For sale at DR..
EAsrERLf's Family Medicine Store, southeast
corner Of Third and Chesnut streets, s.. Louis
And also BY ELpRlDGE Son, Post oftce
Buildings. apr
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Threshing Machine for Sale.

An 9 horse power Threshing and Cleaning
IA Machine (Alton Separately IN good running
order tor sale by the subscribers.
A liberal credit will be given or II VIII be
traded Tor Stock.
WV. A. g. ]. f.. DAVIDSON.
Cha,r, voad Farm A mil 0th 1852
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Iowa Land Agency.
A. w. McGREGOR & L. f. PARKER,
Attorneys at Law and General Agents,
DAVENPORT. low.

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WILL practice Law in all the Courts OF this
Wv State and Of the United Slater. Also,
Collect Debts-Peocure, Sell and Locate Land
Waran,s-Buy and Sell Real Es,ate-Pa5
Taxes-Invest Money at interest or IN Real
Estate on Commission.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and Contracts drawn
and acknowledgements taken.
nTOffice ON Main n, ar Second st.
Davenport, March 10, 1852.
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Davenport, April 22d, 1852.
NEW GOODS

AT THE CINCINNATI STORE OPPOSITE
THE STEAM MILLS.
yITE have Just received our spring supply OF
w Goods from Cincinnati and 81. Louis, among
which nav be found large assortment OF Pfnts,
de Lains, Bareges, Barege de Lanes- lawns,
Aloa cas- Ginehams, embroidered fnushns, SWISS
Null, Book and tacoaet mnslins, Cap Net,
Worked Capes and Collars, Wor> ed UNDER
sleeves and Band, Swiss edgings and ,nsertngs'
Thread and Isle edgings. black silk Lace, La
dies and Gents linen cambric iidkf, great yarl'
e,y silk Pocket Hdkte, black and fancy Crapnts,
Bingham do. oiled red idkfs, black Ihioet and
Mode shawls, Mourning goods, Kid, SILK, Nett
and Cotton Gloves, and with Hosiery OF al Kinds
Irish Linens. bleached and unbleached mnsins.
leached, uphleached and coored Drills. fancy
Csssin,ers, satinetts, Cashmeretts, &C., French
Cloths. Queens Cloth for summer wear, French
i.,nens, Co,tonade, Blue Drstis. &c, Jacquard
snd Russia Diaper, Crash. Red. yellow ana
Whit. Twiled and Silk warp Flannel, Dress
Trimmings new STYLES, l.adHs and Misses Bon-
nets. Bonnet I.inings Ribbons nnd Flowers,
Tack, Side, Toilet and Fine Combs. sheli Inck
aud Side DO. Port MonRs, Bill Wallets, large
size scotch Umbrellas, Parnsols, &c. &c.
ALSO:
a LARGE sentiment OF Boots and Shoes.
Man,s G nf and Kip Boots, Coarse and KIP
}rogans, Ladies Jenny Linds, Buskins, bronzed
and Enameiled Boomers, Caters, cali and goat
Bootees, Misses, Youths and Chiidrens Shoes,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
QUEEyswABE, NAILS. &c, &c.
which we will sell as low Tor the Cash as can be
purchased in the city
WOODWARD & HARRIS.
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INSURANCE.
M'GHsEGOK & pARKEss's,
GENERAL AGENCY,

MAIN Sr., DAVENPORT, Iowa.
THIS Agency will take risks in Dmellsng
i Houses, Stores, NIL, and Shops with their
contents against loss by FIRE. Also Marine
r SKIS on Merchandise to and from all eastern
or southern por,s--and risks on Life and Heaid,
LIN The following well established Companys.
at ii loves, rates charged by any good Compa-
nys.
Washington Union Insurance Go.
Cleveland,O.
American Mutual Insurance Go.
Amsterdam, n. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co.
New York.
New York Union Insurance Co.
Johns,own, ". Y.
New York Life Insurance Co.
New York City.
Ohio Life Insurance Co.
Cincinnati, o.
Massachusetts Mutual Health Insurance Co.
Springfield, Mass. and Chicago, Ill.
Shippers and Merchants doing their cargo
business with US will be allowed q return pre-
MUM Of l3h per cent.
Davenport, March 10, 1852.
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A ~N THE fine, substantial, safe ana
ssstrss-sA.l1t fast steamboat Excelsior.
Ia WARD, Master, having been new.
IS panied, AMI thoroughly oyerhanled and re-
paired from stem 10 stern, during the winter, ha.
again taken her regular place in the Upper Mis-
sisspp trade between 81. Louis and 81. Peters
and all inferno date landings. This boat il
well known on this river, and ms heretofore he
officers and owners are determined that every
eifi,rt shall he made on their part TO ensure IN,
utmost comfort and eafesy 10 their passengers
and. full satisfaction 10 shifpcrs.
Thankful for paAt favors we hope by strict al,
tenton to business, 10 merit continuance Q
the same.
For freight or passage apply or board, or to
SMITH s. BulFuRD, Agents.
April LIST, 1852 30-is
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NOTICE.

IShcreby given tina all lands and town lots on
J. which the tax es for the wears l849, 1850 and
1851 are delinquent, will be offered for sale a,
the Court House on MONDAY the 3lst day OF
May, 1859, as directed by lac.
HIRAM PRICE, Treasurer
Scott County, Iowa.
Davpnnor, April 29th t859 34-,s
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MCMILLAN 81 AoIAS
PACKET.
MM~ TIE well known steamer BON
ACCORD, J. l.. BissELL, Master
Esz'lsz - will run regularly between thu
above ports during the season. The Bon Ac.
cord has heen thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished. Passengers and Shippers can de-
pend on her remaining in the above trade.
Capt. b ssell hopes by strict attention TO the
interests OF Shippers and comfort of Passengers
TO merit continuance OF The very LIBERAL pat
ronage heretofore bestowed Oh this boat. For
freight or passage apply board.
April 22d. 1852. 33-,s
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EIutes.--A good assortment ct and seY'
l. each; also ! superior Keyed flute, all 10
ale low AT PoErER,s Rock Island Book Store
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New Arrival.

McMANUS e. SHEPHERD
I1AvE just returned from 81. LOUIS with
III choice and well assorted stock OF fancs
and staple Dry Goods; Hats, Caps, boo's' Shoes'
Hardware and Queenswarc.
Having bought our Goods mostly for Cash,
we offer very gre at inducements TO Cash buyers
in the way Of Prints, Dress Goods, Ne. &c.
Mem. & s..
April ed, 1852 Front Street.
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FOR SALE.
AT A BARGAIN.
HO. FOR CALIFORNlA!

lTICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS to
I1l emigrare TO California, ofiers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipinica river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, IS acres in
winter wheat, comfortable log house. Here 10
a chance for a bargain.
Apply to COOK SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb Ia, 1852.
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). C. ELDRIDGE. c. II. ELDRIDGI
ELDRHDGE q son,
DRUGGISTS & GROCERS,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS,
Davenport, Iowa.
DRUGS AND GROCERIES.

A FULL supply of Fresh Drugs constantly OH
~ hand; also splendid assortment Of GToce-
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THE BEST BUSINESS STAND

IN DAVENPORT, FOR REM
TIVE subscriber having disposed OF bis pfn'
i Store will rent the fine large room u e wa
fitting up for himself at the corner OF "a am
Brady sts. 1t is admitted TO be the BEST s'ah'
for business in The city,
A. SANDERS.
Nav, nport AMI isf. 80
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REGULAR PACKETS.
Season Arrangement For 1852.

a - THE 'legant passenger steamer
AAey4a . DUBUQUE, LEGaANp MoKEHousK,
q = = Master, will run as regular
weekly packet between St, Louis and Galena
during the ensuing season; leaving ST.. Louis
every Saturday evening al O'Clock and arlv-
ing at Davenport. on Monday evenings and Ga.
lena on Tuesday mornings.
Returning will leave Galena Tuesday even
ing and arrive a, Davenport on Wednesday
morning and be in ST. Louis by 8 O'Clock Thurs
day evening,
Capt. Morehouse hopes by untring efforts to
consult the interest Of shippers and The comfort
Of passengers 10 merif,he liberal patronage here
otore extended TO him. For freight or passa &c
apply on board. apl %
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Ar a BARGAIN.

WYE offer for sale 80 choice vacant lots in Q
w hourishng town on the Mississippi river
in this county. Also, 90 acres Of good iimbered
and adjoining.
The above property will be sold at great
bargain II application be made soon.
MrGREGOR & PARKER, Land Agents.
March 49,
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March 4,h, 1852.

sr. LOUIS. BURLINGTON. ROCK ISLAND. DAF
EXPORT. GALENA DUBUQUE, 81. PAUL
AND ST. PETERS PACKET.
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El,AMl; lNAIAAa1t

'IAvAa; NsbAAstE.
yriIAT as my wife Mary Long has left my bed and
board without a..y cause or provocation, we puo.
liz are hereby warned not TO trust or hsrbor ter on
~, ,sis da,e JACOB LONG.
April goth. 1852. 5t-3W
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Davenport, April 22a, 1852
SLIGO IRON STORE.

lrsHE Undersigned having bought Col N. y. Blu.
lords entire stock OF Iron at the Old stand, Corner
LOT Main and Second Streets West OF the lie Claire
House, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Davenport and the public generally, that he has on
hand and intends keeping full assortment in the
above line Of business. We believe we are selling
Iron cheap than II can be had any other regula
Iron Store in Davenport else ~here. Please give
us a call We sell cheap for cash. No hardship to
entertain company. Come where you can get what
you want. -
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TlSr Received per Bon Accord, so Kegs
c Eastern Nails and Spikes:
Bright Log Chains;
: Smiths Bellows and Vices; Screw Plates and
Griffin's Horse Shoe Nails,
At w II. HILDRETh'S,
March rs Hardware Store
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MEMOIRS OF MISS MARY LYON, late
Lfl Principal Of s..Nonnt Koiyake Female Sem
i,sary'' the above interesting work ID edited BY
President Hitchcock of Amherst College. and
fur sale by. H A. PCRf TER.
Rock Island Jan. Ist. 1852.
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/ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE tract of land in the upper part
n OF this county near the Mississippi river.
containing GO acres, 20 acres Of which is good
timber. Il is we'll watered and embraces fine
stone qnarry.
The above land will be sold cheap and on
TENS 10 suit. McGREGOR a. PARKER.
March Ia.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-09-25
NASHVILLE, Sept. a, 1859.

ANAoIiFILLE, Gtpt' II, 1907.
Messrs. EASTMAN s. BoYERs: Your note of
this morning, asking for statement of the con-
versation between Gen. Pierce and myself in re-
lation to the abolition report of bis New Boston
speech has just been handed me, and as the con-
versation alludedto, not private or confidential
but took place in the presence of several gentle
men, amongst whom, | remember J. Z. Sims,
Esq, and COL j. F. Cushman, of Mississippi,
Mr.. Josselyn, of ''the Bay State Mr. Russell,
of Boston, and Mr. Quarles, of Louisiana, [
have no hesitation in complying with your request:
AS a Mississippi planter and democrat l felt
deep interest in ascertainng the truth Of the re-
port, and had resolved If it were true not to vote
in the coming election, as [ should then Conceive
Gen. Pierce to be as obnoxious to the south, as
knew Gen. Scott to be. In the presence of the
gentlemen referred to, l laid before Gen. Pierce
the Louisville Journal and one of the Mississippi
papers, containing report of his New Boston
speech, and asked him to read them, and state
how far they were correct, Gen. Pierce unhesi-
tatinglY pronounced the whole statement false;'
from beginning to end, declaring at the same time,
with every public and private act of his life. He
pointed me to his course whilst in Congress, as
well as the object he had in view in making that
speech, to convince me Of the unmitigated false
hood Of the report. had no hesitation then, nor
have now, in believing the statements made by
Gen. Pierce, and having the statement from his
own lips, l feel perfectly assured that the state
ment of Foss, is infamausly false:
Very respectfully,
c. S. TARPLEY,
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-09-25

Second. There shall no word or communica-
ton printed on the same after its publication,
upon the cover or wrapper thereof, except the
name and address of the person to whom it is to.
be sent.
Third There shall be no paper or other thing
enclosed in or with such printed paper; and if
these conditions are not complied with, such print
ed matter shall be subject to letter postage and
all matter sent by mail from one part of the Uni
ted States to another, the postage of which is not
fixed by the provisions of this act, shall, unless
the same be entitled to be sent free of postage,
be charged with letter postage.
Sec. 4. Ind be 1T further enacted, That if the
publisher Of any periodical, after being three
months previously notified that his publication is
not taken out of the Office to which it is sent for
delivery, continue to forward such publication in
the mail, the postmaster to whose office such pub
hcation is sent may dispose of the same for the
postage, unless the publisher shall pay it; and
whenever any printed matter of any description,
received during quarter of the fiscal year shall
have remained in the Office without being called
for during the whole of any succeeding quarter,
the postmaster at such Office shall sell the same
and credit the proceeds of such sale in his quar-
terly accounts, under such regulations and after
such notice as the Post Office Department shall
prescribe.
Sec. 5. And it further enacted, That so.much
of the second section of the act entitled can act
to modify and reduce the rates Of postage in the
United States, and for other purposes approved
March third, eighteen hundred and fifty -one, as
relates to the postage or free circulation or trans
mission Of newspapers, periodicals, and other print
ed NATTER and all other provisions of law ncon-
sstent with the provisions of this act are hereby
repealed.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That when
list of uncaled for letters shall be published in
any newspaper printed in any foreign language
said list shall be published in such newspaper hay-
ing the largest circulation within the range of de-
livery of said Office.
Approved August 80, 1859.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-09-25
From the Nsskvale Christian ,AdUocate
Missionaries to California Wanted.

p wish to send TEN preachers to California as
soon as possible. The work demands them. In
justice to those already there and to the moral
and religious necessities of that rapidly increasing
population, they must go. DR.. Boring also wants
four or five persons competent to take charge of
literary institutions. Where shall find all these
Bishop Soule intends, God willing, to leave ear
ly in November for California. Those who can
not precede him, might go with him. If brother
Jones does not go from Mississippi. hope that
conference will find me his substitute. Holston
and, Missouri should send one each. Texas ex-
pects will furnish the German and French mission
airy for whom DR. Boring calls. But where are
the rest to be found Come, brethren, name the
men, and let ME hear from you. Then raise your
81 900, and let the preacher be off to preach the
gospel to the representatives of 'a1l nations =
Such move viii increase your missionary col
lections.
In about FIVE OF six weeks, Leave for the West
! ern division of our work. / desire to have Til
matter arranged before. | start. Speak quickly
act promptly
God is giving the seal of his appreciation TO on
efforts there in the conversion of souls in various
places. he cause is suffering for laborers. =
1.-THE field is white unto the harvest, land the or
urgent for help Who will 50 where lie Is mos
needed 2.
j It will be no use to write to me at this place al
4 ter the first week in ptember / shall be j
] Missouri What do must be done before ther
! After that, address DR. Sehon, at Louisville *
) r.. PAINE
Ahss,1aar A4;ss 1,,1xs ~ fsso