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Dr.. ALIENS RHEUMATIC B4LN.
A Safe and Certain Cure for Chronic
l.. a u.

A Safe and Certain Cure for Chronic o,
Infammatory Rheumntiam
T7-A GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY,Es
INHlS valuable PREPARATION viii cure Chronic
i and Infammatory Rheumatism, no matter
how long standing or how bad-and proably the
Only Medicine That Will II 10 A p tSiTIvE
CIRE--Speedy and Permanent. All external
applications are highly inconvenient, and from
the very nature of the disease, TEMPORARY IN
THEIR EFFECTS This medicine attacks the dis
ease at its source, and, removing the Cause, rem.
ders the cure Certain and Permanent
DR.. ALIENS RHsumATIc BALM
is composed of the most salntary and potent med
icsl agents in the vegetable kim dom, all of which
have Warming and Stimulating Influence, ex
cling the TORPID ORGANS Of the body 10 Healthy
Action. end entirely Graduating The disease from
the system. This medicine braces the whole
system, renews permanently the natural energies
By changing the secreions of the body, and des-
troying the Very Germ of the Disease.
s~Prce 81 per bottle, OF SIX bottles for So
T5~Por sale at DR.. L. EAsrERLy's FamjI,
Medicine Store southeast corner OF Third and
Chestnut streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
And also for sale by ELDRIDsE & Sox, Post Of
fee Buildings noy4
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DoN'T Know BEANs.-The ST. Loui,
Republican gives the following anecdote
as an evidence that the freshly arrived
German Emigrsnts don't know beans:
On late trip of one Of our New Or.
leans steamers, she was crowded with Ger
man emigrants. As might be expected,
their appetite for fruit and vegetables after
long sea yoysge was mos, yorscious.--
At Selma, short distance below this city.
the boat received fifteen or twenty sacks
If castor beans. consigned to Mr.. Blow
The appearance ofihe team, .'good 10 III,
eye," excited the cravings Of the emigrsnts.
Finally curiosity and appetite triumphed
a bag was sereptitiously opened, a large pan
full extracted, and huge luncheon Of .oul
prepared. Ia a short time, the passen,
gers 10 the cabin, and the officers were
startled by the report that the cholera il
It's worst form had broken out on deck
On going below il was found that the cas-
tor oil was doing iis work. The bag Iss
exposed, and large poi full Of this rare
delicaey steaming hot Oh The table. Tn
thing was soon solved, aud the captain had
10 GO into quarantine. because, as he said
the Dutch did'pt "hnow beans"
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cHErRFrLsrse.--By ELIZABETH b. BROWNING.
think We are 100 ready with complain,
In this fair world OF Gods. Had We no hope
Indeed beyond The zenith, andlhe scope
o. yoa gray blank OF sky, we might be fam
10 muse upon eierniiy's CONSTANT
Round eur asrirant souls But snce The scope
Must widen early. is il well 70 dgoop
tof lew days consumed IN loss and faint!
- pusillanimons Heart, be comtorled;
And, like cheeiiul traveller, take the road,
Singing beside the hedge. What if the bread
BE bitter IN thine inn, and thou unshod
To meet the f.nisa AT least i may be said.
because the way is short. thank thee, God.
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LAST ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
READy-MADE CLOTHING,

TUST received and now opening at the Ola
) Stand nearly opposite the Bazaar, on Front
Street, large and well selected assortment OF
READX-NADE CLOTHING,
Consisting in part of
Cloth, Cashmere, Ca,hmetet, Tweed, and Lin
en- Goats.
Cloth, Cashmere, Linen and Cottonade Pants;
Satin, Cashmere and Linen Vests;
Shirts nd Drawers, &C. &c
SILK Hdkfs., Set-adjusting Neck-ties; Satin
Stocks; Hats and Umbrellas.
..iLSg--
A large assortment of Cloths, Casimeres, Sai-
Nets, Satin Nesting anil Linen Goods, all OF
which have been selected in person by the sub
scriber from the best stocks in st Louisiana
from bis know ledge Of the business as practi-
cal tailor, he fiatters himself that all those who
favor him with call Will find his assortment
worth examining and any purchases made will
be warranted 10 give as general satisfaction a.
any that can be procured in this market.
Before purchasing be sure TO call and examine
and by so doing You will have chance 10 save
both time and money, and be almost certain to
procure any article OF Clothing wanted at rea
sonable price.
Be sure and call and don't forget it is at tn,
Old Stand OF CHENEY MUNGER.
Davenport, May 9th, 1852. 35-6m
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A QpIET Man DIsPosIsG OF AN INSULT
Lord Mark Kerr, who distinguished him
self al the bsllle OF Fontenoy, was good,
bu, eccentric officer and terrible duellis,.
His debut was remarkable. He was lad
Of slight, effeminate appearance, apparent
" void of spirit His father. the Marquis
of Lothian. when he brought hun To Lon
don 10 join his regiment-lhe Cold-stream
Guards--requested the Colonel, who was
bis particular friend, TO watch over him
10 see that be Submitted 10 no improper
liberties. and TO Instruct bin the way BE-
should 60. in case be had The misfortune 10
be insulted. Those wereIhe DAYS of hard
drinking, 'prodigious swearing according
10 my Uncle Toby, and much brutality OF
manners. This pacific young scion of no
biiiiy soon became butt al mess, a stop
peg 10 hang their practical Jokes on. Until
at last captain Of Years standing, actual
Nv threw glass OF wine 10 his face. liz
still said nothing, bot wiped bis face with
bis handkerchief, and took no further no.
iice oflhe insult he had received
The Colonel thought it was high limo to
interfere, and invited him TO breakfast. te.
tea tete, ON the following morning at nine
O'Clock. Lord Mark arrived punctnally,
ale his breakias, with composure, and spoke
but little. A, length The comma nding off
Ger broke ground. "Lord Mark" said he.
81 must speak to YOU on rather q delicate
subject. but as your fathers friend | am
compelled to waive ceremony; Captain l..
yesterday morning publicly passed so af
front on Won which both your honor and The
credit Of The regiment require you to no
tice." "Wha, do YOU think, sir ought 10
dol" inquired Lord Marx. "Csll 90 him
for 70 explanation" rejolued the Colonel
sit il, fear. Too late for thsi," replied the
young ensign. II shot him at s this NOR
ming, andif you wiii take the trouble 10
look out of the front uindor, you riu see
him on a shutter -
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OPINION OF TIE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GIsTS OF ST LOUIS, MO.

OPINION OF TIE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GISTS OF ST LOUIS, MO.
ST LOUIS. March 5th, l-52.
We the undersigned, Druggists OF the tIt.. hass
been acquainted with, and sold for year OF ~ past,
| WIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; and would
the public thar in every instance, SO far as
hnow has given the best satisfaction to the purcha-
| of GREAT MERIT ANDyiRTuE. lndee /, We nHs'
or knew article oil Medicine become deserved!
popular in so short time, which proved by the
OF its extensive sale AMI constantly increasing de-
mand. signed.
CHARLES, blow s Co, BACON, HYDEA co.
BARNARD BROTHERS d Co.: SNOW y SHUT,
FRANCIS WALTON y WARREN;
EpuPREY MORTON; =. WETzELL GO.
The Pain Killer belongs exclusively To the
Proprietor this Medicine. That riEnt has been
Gently sustained by court of ia@, AMI any person
found selling article by that name. and not oil thu
uulaeture OF Perry DAVIS Sou wiIi be prosecuted
BEWARE!i
or an article pnrportingt be the genuine Perry payi
Pain Killer, rs cent sIzel manufactured IN the city
of ST Louis, aid sold throughout the West the past
ear. It's 5ase counterfeit and the sccomPanying
pa implicit yilianous Forgery IL Is easily tested by
mixing il with water the counterfeit simply imports
its color to the water. while the Genuine article
gives 10 the water white or milky appnaTance he
ware of another counterfeit article OF Pain Killer
be issued from ST Louis under the auspices OF
one Phila nder Jones, this name IS fictitious know
the names. and putation OF each aud all this
yiainous gang. They portion oil the same crew
thai counteTieited the Pam Killer ia 81 Louis last
year. They also engaged in counerteiing val,
liable article OF Family Medicine called smiths Tonic
Syrup. They notorious for this kind Of Piratcsl
operations. We shall publish the names Of these
Counterfeiiers soon learn that they have
made sales OF this counterfeit Perry DAVIS Pain
Killer. Beware Of Hawkersi buy OF regular Agents
or OF Druggists and Dealers that you know TO be hon.
est
Principal Office for the Sale ofthe GENUINE PER.
ny DAVIS PAIN KILLER in the southern and Yves
terra States, No. College building Cincinnati, Ohio
J. n HARRIS s CO., Propretors.
Henry Baksey OF ST Louis, Mo- Geal. Agent for
No., Ill. and Iowa.
Eidridge 4 Son, Wholesale x Retail Agents, Dav-
export; f. T.. Gay, Burlington, Iowa. j. .. Mar
tin, Galena; VIM T. Norris, Rock island; S. II.
Nesme,h, Perry, Pike county, H., and by Drug
gists and dealers generally in the United States
March 18TH 1859 28.lv
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Dr.. Easltrly's Medieaied strengthening PIas


Hhere htis Plaster 1: apptied Pain Cannot Eri,t
THIS plaster will be fonad very beneficial il
i all cases shere seated
PAIN OR WEAKNESS
exis's--such as rheumatism. pain in the side. hip
bfeasr, back, limbs, or any part OF the body. n.
emale subject to pain or weakness in the side O.
back should be without IT, Married ladies' il
ieiicate situations find great relief from wearin.
This plaster. DR.. Easferly's Medicated Strength
enlng Plaster is also equally beneficial in the re
moyai Of
AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER,
agie cakes, a2ue in the breast, and the ike. TIN
a9hcaton Of this plaster between The shoulder
has been found a certain remedy for coughs
colds, asthma, and lung affections in their prima
| fg stages Every person approves of goo,
plaster No iomily or physician should be with
| out IT,
CrJ~For sale at DR.. Eas'erly's Family Medj
cine store, southeast eotner OF Third and Ches
nut streets 81. Louis, Missouri
And BY ELDklD6E& SON, Post Office Build
'hgs baVeupofi. Nov a
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RHruMATIssl:


Why will you suffer the agonizng pains o. .,s ~
dressing complaiaig When you can be cured ior ~
cts if yon will Davis Pain Killer according y
direction. =,
Try il, il surely will not hurt you and cost yoa noh
ing ii il does good il seldom, II ever fans.
DIARRIICEA AND CHOLERA:
If any doubts the magic power OF DAVIS ~, ~
Killer to cure Diarahoea even AsiAlit 'hot.r-
RA we a wise them TO buy rs cent bottle OF the
PAIN KILLER, and give it trial; we never knew u
to fail. See certificates in the Pamphlet.
DYSPEPSIA:
None except these who have suffered all the horrors
OF Dyspepsia fully appreciate the value q fers
Davis Pain Killer; sovereign remedy Tor this ds1tes
sting nisease in all its forms.
BoWEI. CoMPL AMT AND DYsENTERY:
Ne medicine ever offered 10 the paollc has been at
tended with snch triumph success IN the cure u
Bowel Complaint and Dysentery as Perry Davis Pan
Killer; try II an he convinced.
PAINTERS CH0iIC:
Ifyou can paint fire with charcoal, light with ehali
md ma coers live and athe, then you can ~
words give faint idea OF the magic thofts OF baFl
Pain Killer, when used according 60 direction Tor INA
distressing complaint Painters unolle.
To conauera peace is not a diihcutthing as regard
tooth ache: one charge OF the iar-famed RAIN htiei
ann IL v i'll bout face and scatter.
FEVER AND AGUE:
The effects of Davis Pain Killer when aken accor
ming to directions Of Chill and Fever are tru
~ get Pamphlet from the agent ana feat
for YOURSELF say try 1t; for il cannot hurt you.
BURNS:
For the relief and distressing Burns the Fan
Killer is sovereign dy; and is eauslled by ne
remedy ever brought to The American public; Try il
DISTRESSING COUGH:
What is joy, the honey of existence; really bench
ciai aud agreeable feels after being cured OF
distressing cough by the use Of Perry DAVIS Pan
Killer.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE
NEXT pooR TO THE Fosr OFFICE,

NEXT poog TO THE Fosr OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TIME subscriber is now opening at his new
i stand. complete assortment Of Cutlery and
Hardware, embracing every thing in the line, al
prices to s,ilt the times, consist ng in par. oil
Builders Hardware; including all varieties OF
locks, latches, bolts, hinges, screws, shutter as-
Jennings seli-fastening shutter hinges, sash spring,
door knobs, cupboard catches, puilies, &c. Join
ers' Tools, among which are hand, panel, rip,
tenant, compass. sash and other saws, chisels OF
all kinds, angers, long and short, drawing knives.
steel, iron and try squares, bench match raising,
sashs, moulding and bead planes, braces and bits
spirit levels, beyels, mortice gaages, with all
other description OF Carpenters Tools.
Blacksmiths' tools and files, bellows, anyils,
vices, screw places, .ongs, Gritfin's horse shoe
nails. rasps, files, &c.
Mill Saws, Upright and Circular,
OF Rowiand's, Lee, Gage s. Co.. and other good
make; and every variety of mill saw. and other
files. STEEL SPADES and SHOVELS, OF
Ames', Rowland's, Adams and other manufac-
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, rakes, hay
forks, manure forks, long handled shovels, OK
and log chains, trace, breast, halter and other
chains, hay and straw knives, etc etc.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLER Y of all
qualities and prices; together with general as
sortment OF House keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCING!
This article is peculiarly adapted to this Prai-
RE country, has been lully tested and is bound to
snpercede all other kinds of fencing now 10 use.
For durability, cheapness and convenience, its
claims are pre-eminent. Farmers, look TO 1t! Il
viii save you nany dollars!
'Twere vain to ATTEMPT to enumerate all my
stock. The foregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGS CUT NAILS, eastern make, are sufficient
10 arrest your attention and my assurances to sell
cheap will be fully realized by giving me call
al the .sPost Office Buildings"
Orders from distance carefully attended to.
w. Fl HILDRHTH,
"P5st Office Buildings' Davenport.
April 1852
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..ti0yAKERS, RHEUMATIC Specific is GER
..iu sal. q nd effsctual cure for Rheumatism la
all It's forms. II internal remedy which thor
oughly rxpeIs all morbid matters from the system
restores supplrnsss and to the stirHed
aud painful muscles and joints. The victim Of this
distressing malsdy who has long been crippled and
disabled II be enabled 10 cxui, in returning Eealth
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor this medicine after being for years
completely crippled and disqualified for business sss
by ia fully and Ny TO health sna
thousands OF others ave derived equal hcnetE from.
H. We might ill columns with testimonials oi ITS
wonderful eiciency but s only refer TO ne foi.
ou ing highly respec tahle citizens OF 81. Louis and
vicinity ho have used il with the most satisfactory
results:-Mm Rsushaw, Sem. L.. Mead. L NJ Easily.
Il Wilson. + WARREN A Brow slee, Dorsheimer,
" s Town, s Virgins, WIN Andrews, Or. White.
side, WIN More. John Horrsl, J Aitemus, I Blow.
Prepai ed BY y. e. Hoyakerj
Druggist, st. Louis, Mo.
For sale by ELDKfDGE Il SON;
Druggists, Davenport, Iowa.
sent 3Dth, 1870. ~
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MEN OF OR TINE

" ". Holmes, the gentleman that
.neyer dares TO wrIie as funny as he can,
is iorty-ihree William Howl; 10 hlty sew
en-; he published verses al The age of thlr-
seen. Hamhold, is eighty-three Leigh
liant 10 sixty eight. Fig Greene Hal
leca is fifty seven Washington Irving.
son o. an eminent New York merchant is
six,y nine years OF age; in bis nineteenth
year he began to contribute to his brothers
paper, The Morning Chronicle. Douglas
Jerrod, forty years of age, is the
son o: the manager OF The Sheernes theatre;
the sea was bis first love. and Tor a shorI
time he served a. midshipman on board Of
a man-of-war. G. P. r. james is shout
fifty years old il was Washington Irving
who FIRST recommended him to career Of
authorship. Sheridan Knowles, sixty
eight years old. is the son Of q famous Irish
school master, who was cousin OF Richard
Brnsley Sheridan. Mr.. Knowles wrote
his FIRST play in his twenty-iirst year; hi,
plays are thirteen in number; he now Ell
joys government pension OF TWO hundred
pounds year. Lamar,iue is sixty Two
his father was major ia The French Cav
airy, under Louis XVI Abbot Lawrence
is 10 his sixiie,h year. Henry w
Longiellow, for,y-ise years of age, is the
son Of Hon. Stephen Longfellow. Port
land, Me-, is the birth place Of the poet !;
he was appointed professor OF Cambridge in
his twents-eight Year. Macauley. the
con Of wealthy African merchant, is fit
iy.two years Of age his essay ON Milton
WINS written in his ,wenty-slxlh year for
Edinburgh Review. Mscrcadv is hity-
nine; bis fsthar was thesirical manager.
HERNIA Melville is the son Of an import.
ing merchant Of this CITY: he is thirty
three years oil age; bis grand-ta!he was one
The Boston iea-party; he began bis wand.
erings in bis eighteenth Year, as sailor
before the mast he is The author Of seven
popular works. Meiternck is seventy mine
Ike Marvel, thirty years Of age. is nstlve
of Norwich Connecticut, a graduate Of Yale
College and resident of New York. ] X
Pauiding, whose collected works fiji seven
ty-fye volumes. is seventy-three years oil
age: be is a native Of Duchess county. In
This State. Prentice is Yankee. born at
Preston. Connecticut, forty eight years old.
He has been editor of The louisville Jour.
nal since 1881. Prescott, the historian is in
his tiiis sixth year. Powers. The sculptor
is fif,y-seven-his parents ..were plain
country people, who cultivate a SINAI
farm" in Vermont. Seward is fifty year.
old Talford fifiy-seyen. Tennyson, son
Of clegyman, is ferty.two. Thackeray
born at Calcutta. is ioriy-one. Ticknor
sixty-one. H. T. Tuckerman. thirty nine
Victoria is lhiHy-ihree yesrs Of age
.she has says cur author, "a large anc
rapidly increasing family, which seem,
The distinguishing mark Of The Hlnoverial
dynssly."-Home Journal.
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10Y TO THE WORLD!

DHysfl1a Ms saw that Davis Pain Killer is one OF
those valuable fl miy articles which is cacnia'.a
10 relieve immense amount of suffering NJ "
human life. Its action the system is many slhes
like ms gicso instantaneous the pain Is gone a. ohct
For the almost miraculous extinction OF palh ny
medicine was discovered equal to the ram nj.
ler II is used in ertain externally ana inter
nally but never eternay, like too many preparations
Full directions accompany each Boulo -,
having romnlain,s viz: Chiils and Fever; Cholera
Cholera Morbus; Diarrhoea severe Burns pyspepsia
Painters Cholic; Piles; Dolls; General penins
Coughs; Head Ache; sudden Colds; sweiied JOHN,
Cramps and Spasms; Rheumatism; Pains IN inc pac
and Side and various other complaints in TACT nis
pain KILLER!
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ENR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A FINE farm on the road to Aliens Grove 4
~ miles from Davenport. II contains 100
acres Of first rate land about, IS acres under fence
and in cultivation. The improvements are new
and consist of comfortable and convenient
frame house of 6 rooms, and q largeiceliar, a~ell
Of good water, cistern, frame stable, small or
chard, sc.
For further particulars enquire OF the subscfi-
Der and a half miles from Chrstie's saw mill.
JNO. RICH'D JACKSON.
June Eth 1852 4l-tf
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P.p PARSONAGE.
PLUMBER, GLAzlER, PAINTER, PAPER

BRApY ST., BETWEEN % AND 3n.
TIME subscriber begs to return his SINCERE
i thanks 10 those friends who have favored
him with their support and 10 inform the inhah-
,tauts Of Davenport and its vicinity tina, he has
openedhis New Shop on Brady st., between See
ond and Third SITS, and that he has always on
hand d choice assortmen, OF Colors and ready
Mixed Paints, Varnishes, &c.
Gliding. Bronzng, Grainng and Vanishing.
n. b. Lit aud force Pumps, Hot and Cold
Baths, Water Closets, &c, made and finished
TO order on the shortest notice.
Feb iath, 1852. 24-tt
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Procure pamphlet of a regular agent and read the
testimony of the most respectable citizens IN
the United States, favor OF the Pain Killer II has
only TO be known TO be appreciated.
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- RESPECTFULLY cali the attention Of Far
IL mefs, Shippers and the public generally to
this advertisement
They viii! al all times be ready to store and
ship every description Of produce and merchan-
disc, TO buy and sell on Commission, and trus
by prompt and strict attention to the interest Of
all who NAV favor them with their patronage &c
merit the public confidence.
The business will be conducted AMI carried or
in the spacious building recently erected by Mr..
Falton, designated as the Bazaar, TO which is al.
,ached commodinus landing for Steamboats, al
all stages Of the river and possesses advantages
valuable to the Importer or Shipper. not the least
OF which ia that no dray age will be required from
the Warehouse TO Boats or from Boats to the
Warehouse. May 18th, 1852.
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KENU1 MNUE UNUIHINUt
Such as Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, draweIs,Ml.
Also broad Cloths, Cassimers, satinetts, l"eeus'
Jeansandiinse hanncls, Alpaccas, Caledonia
Abysinia, woolen and worsted goods, prln's AiN
Morrimae Calieoes, assorted styles and igures!
brown and notwithstanding and shrtlng, rus
burrh cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, waa
ding and wicking, buffalo robes, sole, KIP, cav
and upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet iron' see
plough lays, nall and large cast ketties' "ooue'
buckets. tubs. churns, bowls &c.
GROCERIES OF all Sinds, L. B., G. A. AM
r. l. salt. window glass, croekeryan glassware
hair andeather coyeredtraselingtr goo'
assortment Of ladies and gentlemen's gum owe
shoes, shoes and boots Of all kinds, hardware
paints. oils and dye stufls, dried fruit, wall pa
per. and live geese feathers, which viii be soft
cheap for CASH JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
The n E. or. of Sec. 90, T. rs, R. l E. Musca-
tine County.
The E. of N. w. or. and w. Of ". E. or. OF
Sec. l6, #. 70, R. 2 E. Scott Co.
--ALS0:--
A LARGE Stock OF Usage Orange at So per
n thousand delivered at my Nursery this fall.
or u, 50 TO be delivered next spring in qnan,i-
lies no, TO exceed 500,000-all choice and yig-
oIous plants.
ALSO
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E..'.III..,.O.IlIIs..

LNXTRA Winter Wheat andSup. Fine Flour
IL from Moline Millsfor sale at
Oct n. GIL DAYENPORT'S.
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a IAII UHu gtNtIaI assoIIMtUt OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs.

10000 Apple Trees, A years old and thrifty
good stock Of choice variety ofPears, fDwaiis
and Standards Cherries. IDwarfs and Stan
dards, Plums, Gooseberies, Curants, Rsspber-
~. &c, and q general assortment of Evergreens,
Towering Plants, Bulbs, &c.
At the Scott Nursery,
H. s. FINLEY, Proprietor.
Davenport, Oct. 7th, 1852. SON
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FARM 70 RENT.

IL I'M 10 RENT.
IHI acres with good house aud ont buildings
lOO Apply 10 COOK L SARGENT.
hph 20, &c.
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NOTICE,

r n my absence, Mcssrs COOK & SARGENT,
J. of the CRY of Davenport, are my Agents 10
colec, and recei o all money or rents thatmay
become due 10 me. Also, 10 rent or lease out
any OF MY houses, Lots or real estate in Scot.
county, State OF Iowa.
WM. RUSSELL.
Davenport, Aug. ath. i25a 50.ly
and warrants for sale on II Me, at
IL l.. F. PARKER'S.
July 8, Land and MONEY OFFICE.