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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-21

Mr.. WEBSTER 5 POSITION We f)d
IN the Springfield (Mass.) Republic
an, 4 thorough going whig paper, the
following observations with regard to
Mr.. Webster's views:
Mr.! Banks, the coalition speaker
of the Massachusetts House of Rep
resentatives, has just returned from
a visit to Washington, AID he says
that while there, Mr.. We bster told
him that he should prefer to see the
electoral vote of Massachusetts, given
to Gen Pierce, rather than to Gen.
Scott
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-21
DEM osratic Electoral Ticket,


J ron THE. DEsTRlcFsy
No. /. SAN MILLieAY OF Greene,
40 9, THonAs G. tYoN, Of Knox.
81. 3 SAMcEL A. SMITH. of Bradley.
No. 4 10. @. PIcKETr. Of Smith.
No. ) ions X. HowARD. of Wilson.
No 6. WuLIAw L Ross, If Lincoln.
No rs. G.. PAvtTr. of Benion.
No. 6 WIZ. A. QGARIEs, of M"ntg ONE
No 9. JAMES T. DUNLAP. Of Henry!
no 10. ID. VI. CuRRIN. Of Shelby.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-21

The town of Wash }, in Finland, was
destroyed BY fire Oh the lith of Au-
gust, and n pthing was left standing
except the ourt of justice and four
houses near it. The town was foun-
ded in l606, by Charles j x. of Swe-
den, Z. a pd cor tanned about $500 in
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-21

tf"A yC, anu uuSC'
/ 4G VIII such Of the wings of
Teh nessee as may be dispos ed to ac:
from the best lights before then D, to
vote for the man for the Presidency,
WHIP, from the best evidence they can
gather, is deserving their co nfdence,
reap the folIoins I paragraphs touch
ing the views Of Gen. Scott and
Pierce, upon the slavery question:
Re- d ye, andjudge:
4Sir, l have known Mr.. Pierce
lrom his boyhood, and he is now my
neightor, and | have no hesitation in
saying that although we differ upon
MANY constitutional questions, yet
ppd n the subject of SLAVERY he is as
\ sou nd and reliable for the South as
was Mr. Calhoun HIMSELF II Dan
ieI FIebster TO Judge Ta'ply.
'iNo North, no South, no East, no
| West, under the Constitution; but
a sal cred maintenance of the common
Ibon1 and true devotion to the COM
mon brotherhood II Frank Pierre
81 have from the first been of the
, pilIi lion that Congfess gas bound by
the Constitution t receive, to refer,
hnd to report upon petitions relatjng
to d mestic SLAvEHY \. u Gen. ScOtt's
Lettsr, Feb, 9, 1913.
Il am persuaded that it is high
NOR 81 obligation Of masters and
slave holding STATE IS to employ all
means not Incompatible with the safe
ty Of both eolors, to meliorate slave
ny, oven to exterfnination..!!''- Gen.
JPnfeJa ST H.
Gin 1874 OF "a, Gen. Pierce said
in a speech, that He did not think
IIalfs party coul& mean what they
said; that is !, to effect the abolition
ofsld very by force Of arm s; and if
they did, he was sure that every
good citizd would be killing-at
least he wodld-td lay down his dead
bodyIto protect tho Constitution
The Winch ester Lndepeadent
Of thd 18th inst, sal Us. "a It early can
die lighting Hon. G. w. Jones, the
mention of whose d ame meyer fails to
draw a crowd addTe ssed the people |
in the court house. His speech was
to the point and conclasive-just /
such an eff prt as George w. Jones
might be q expected to make. His
argul hents we're uhansweIable. lie
is one of tile best politicians in the
Union, and never fills to be right on
Ill great questions where the inte-
rests of our Union hre involved"
The town of Wasb !, in Finland, was
lestrd yed BY fire OF the lIth of Au-
gust. and n pthing was left standing
except the dourt of justice and four
louseS near it. The tow was foun-
led in l606, by Charles ] X. of Swe-
len, nd contained about 5000 in
labitahts.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-21

Now, We call that ''ten strike
we might say, twenty CT
them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-21

'iNo North, no South, no East, no
| West, under the Constitution; but
ia sacred maintenance of the common
b bond and true devotion to the COM
mon brotherhood II Frank Pierce.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
st. Louis Advertisements.
Pine Street Drug Warehouse.

te5a z. f. WETZELL & co. 1852.
No. Is Pin. Street between Main and Second sts.,
ST LOUIS. no.,
Importers of ard Wholesale Dealers N
Foreisis and Doa.es.i; Drugs, Medicines and
fHemieois
BOWERS / BIGuTMAws Pkiiaeeipnia enema
Gals; WeigaaG j. Sac a..'s sYrseens' instfumeass
tsnsses. etc;
sIarche.'s chrome green; katent dryer: etc.
DE- Tesaan'a colsrs ofali tesciist.ons; ass anu -
Schwartz & Co.'S brand Paris green; dry H. OIL;
Bagters whiting: Paris h.te putty; gazIcf's ais-
moaas points; efc
Adams BORON amt; varnsl sash and vail brushes:
Roome,s Troy sauGs; Nason's Phia'da Challenges
backing:
New York saieratr !: starch; pearl and potash:
Gold and silver leaf md foil bronzes:
Dutch and French leaf
pissbarg widow glass all Sizes Druggist. glass
sperm whales tanners; neatstoot olive; Iinseed and
castor oils:
Botanic and Patsn. medicines; spices and glue:
Saith * Stratoa's oaeen CRY coach; copa' 'aiah'
iron aud leather varnishes:
British llstre Bath tries Tripoi rotten stone;
Paints; dye stnfis: Of every description:
White and red lead; ly.hafge; lInseed and CaUof
oil; from the Golfer Waite Lead and Oil Companys
works. at factory prices: -
DRUGGISTS Merchants, Physicians, Painters and all
others ishng make purchases inour line will ma
il 10 their interest give cali, or II they DO nos
intend visiting the city, to make their purchases,to
send as aer address, and copy Of our prices cur
rent before ordering else where. is our deterninA
ton by giving our undivided attention 70 busIncss
selling at very low rates, and guarnteeng prices,
quality etc: Of all articles 10 be satisfactory 70 tne
purchaser, to merit a liberal share Of patronage.
St Lons, March Ii, 1859. 4. +. W. q w.
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ST LOUIS, BURLINGTON ROCK ISLAND. DAV
EXPORT. GALENA. DUBUQUE, ST. PAUL
AND ST. PETERS PACKET.
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FARE INSURANCE.

The New YoRK UNION Mutual lSs. Co.
souNsTowN, n. Y.
CAPITAL saeo, 900 AND SURPLUS.
r. p. CLARK, sec'y. CHESTER PHELPS, Prest.
Erecutire Committee.
JP Brockett, w Clark, Philip Van Week.
rINHIS deservedly popularins having Ia
l. ken measures for the proper and thorough
introduction into this State OF its extensive ard
hiehIv prosperous business, now offers its facil-
Ties for projection to holders Of different classes
Of property not specially hazardous with conf
dent assurance that they are second to those OF
no other institution OF the kind in the Union; al
rates as low as those ofany other responsible OF,
6ce. This COMPANY is also especially adapted
TO arTor,ling Farm Property, Private Dwellings
&c. cheap and reliable insurance, as such
risks are classed by themselves and their iuhus
KEEP, separate and distinct Insurers IN TINS eias'
whose term of policies exrhed prior 70 sept
1875 /, received cash di, idend of 90 per cent
Dividend in second class same date, 10 per CEN
N-'y-N. b. All losses promptly and iiberaill
adjusted in the county or neighborhood wher
sustained by tie Gen. Agt. Of the Co. Local AM
Travelling ag'ts. wanted and appointed:
Address, II. q. LllCHFlELD,
Gen Agt., Maquoketa, Jackson CO., Iowa
McGREGOR & PARKER, Agents.
Jan. 10, 1852, l9-3m
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FULTON & REM w Z 6 K
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar LANDING,
DAVENPORT,
IOWA.

TIHE above mentioned parties having associa
l. ted themselves together in business respect
fully beg 10 call the attention of Farmers, Ship
pers and the public generally TO this advertise.
menS They will at all times be ready 10 store
or ship Produce Of every description and other
articles of Merchandise, to buy ID and sell or
Commission; and trust that by prompt and stree
attention TO the inter, sis Of those who may favol
them with their patronage, 10 merit the public
confidence.
The Business viii be conducted and carried
on in the spacious bu;d ng recently erected on
the Landing, foot of Brady street, b. Mr.. Full
ton, desgnutcd as the Bazar, 10 which IS attach
cd a commodous landing for Steam Boats at all
stages of the River, and possesses advantages
valuable TO the Shipper or Importer, not the least
of which is-that no drarage is required nor
will be charged from the Warehouse 10 Boats OF
from the Boats 10 the Warehouse.
Feb 18Th 1852
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lilo every one that thirsteth."

VIE Endless Chain Pump is made by A.
~ fASSErT a, Sterling, Whiteside county,
IT., OF the best materials and sold on the most
Ieasonable terms. All orders addressed TO him
VIII be promptly attended TO. A supply OF the
move Pump will be always kept on hand al the
mo House in his place A. FASSETT.
davenport. March 25th. 1852
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LAND WARRANTS.

WE still continue to sell Land Warrants for
w cash al the lowest market price and in all
cases where we sell and Locate Warrants, we
guarantee to the purchaser patent from Gov
eminent of the United States.
We also sell warrants on credit OF one OF
two years where persons are DESTROYS OF securing
their lands at once, and are ready 10 make pay
ment.
We shall be able AT all times to supply any de-
mand there may be for them.
COOK & SARGENT.
Dayenn,rt Feb 10 1852,
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E1TYs!CrASs say HIST Davis Pain KILLER il one o
those valuable family articles which Il calculated
70 rtieye immense amount Of suffering incidehs 70
human life. Its action the s stem is many times
ike s rcso instantaneous; the pain is gone at once.
For the almost miraculous extinction Of phtn. no
medicine discovered equal to the Pain hI.-
er II is used in certain externally and inter-
nally, but eternaly, like many prePaF
Full directions accompany each Bottle.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures the FOL.
ewing complaints, VIZ: Calls and Fever; Cholera;
Cholera Morhas; DiarrhoeA; severe Burna; DyspeIsa
Painters Cholic; Piles; Boi!s; General Debility
Coughs: Had Ache; sudden Colds: sHelled Joints;
Cramps and spasfas; rheumatism; Pains il the Back
and side and various other complaints In fact 1t Is
PAIN KILLER
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LIME EONk SAFE.

AE subscriber has lime kiln near Mr.. Ii
j. Ilane's House where he intends burning
p,'s and an, keeping supply on hand const nifty
''ce 70 cts Per bauel.
n NICHOLAS ESBERG.
davenport, March 25th, 1859. 2o-3wt
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NOTICE.

WE are closing up the business OF our house
w contracted previous TO list of April last
All persons indebted TO US for Land, Land War
rants, &c, previous to that time will oblige US
by attending to settlement thereof al once.
COOK & SARGENT.
Sent 9th, 1851.
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HATS. HATs!! HATS!!!

| 81 received fine assortment Of fine Mole
n sk,n Hats, Spring Style. Also White anc
D'sck Brush and Kossuh Hats,
AT THE IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
pVennoft, March 9th. 1859.
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Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, &c.

L,yERGREENS, viz: Mountain Laurel, Nor
T. way Spruce, Balsam Fir, Arbor Vita,
Pines, Nc; Daily Perpetual and June Roses Of
various kinds and colors, spra Prune-iolia and
Others, Honey Suckles, Snow-bals, Lilacs, Syr-
ingas. Floweiing Almonds, Altheas, Rose Wege-
liza, Japan Flowering Qnince. Mountain Ash,
Laburnums, Trumpet Flower, Caly legia Pahes-
Gems. &C. &c Also fine lot Of Tulips, Hya-
cynlhs, Crocus, Crown lmpeIials, Aaemones,
Ranuncuus, Narcssus, Iris, Tiger Flowers, Ill
lies, DahIias, Peonias, GIaiiolus, nc. Also
lew Pears on Ounce Stocks, Apples, Plums,
Cherries, Ounces, &c.
For sale by JOHN ENANo.
D,vennort March e5tb, 1852, 292w
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1852. G. Il G. u. II. Il. 1852
s ss2 g s|s|sSa 49, =
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

|nN and after WEDNESDAY. the 10th day
~ Of March, (until further notice. Trains will
be run as follows:
Passenger Tram Cherry Talley.
Leave hicago-Dearborn street-at "a O'Clock
A. NJ. connecting with ST Charles Branch X.
X. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and arrive a, Cherry
Valley, (the prescn, terminus, miles east g!
Rockfo rd) al O'Clock P. VI.
Leave Cherry Valley at 9 O'Clock ? NJ. connect
ing with the S. Charles Branch r. r. a, o.
clock P. N. and arrive at Chicago alta O'Clock
p. NJ.
Passenger 7aain-.4urora.
Leave Aurora al II O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive al
Chicago at ia O'Clock A. NJ.
Leave Chicago at "a O'Clock p. M and arrive al
Aurora at O'Clock p VI.
Through Freight Ifains.
n With Accommod ton and Emigrant Cars at
tached.l
Leave Caicago-West station-at 81 O'Clock
A. VI md arrive al Cherry Valley a, 81 o.
clock T. NJ.
Leave Cherry Valley at "a O'clock 4. NJ and
arrive at Chicago al "a o'clock p. u.
far Riper FieigM Train.
With Accommodation Cars attached
Leave Elgin at ST O'clock 4. NJ. connecting
with the 81, Charles Branch X. X n o O'Clock
A. M. and arrive al Chicago at IA O'Clock
4. M.
Leave LhlcagJ-H est otatfoH--ht d y e.oe"
NJ. connecting with the 81. Charles Branch
X. T. at O'Clock, arriving at Elsin at I o.
clock 7. VI.
JOHN B. TURNER, Superintendent.
Stage Connections
For Galcna and points West, at Cherry Valley.
For Beloit, GAINESVILLE, Madison, &c. at Be!v-
dere.
For Ottawa, La Sale, st Louis, Dixon, Rock
Island, &c. at Aurora.
Chicago, March 10, 1852. 2o-2m
ST. LOUIS BURLINGTON. ROCK ISLAND, DAY-
EXPORT, GALENA. DUBUQUE, ST. PAUL
AND ST PETERS PACKET.
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OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRJ
GTSTS OF sT LOUIS. MO.

OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GISTS OF ST LOUIS. MO.
ST LOUIS. March 5h, 1852.
We the undersigned, Druggists of the City, have
been acquainted wih and sold for year or two past,
an article Of Family MEDICINE known as PERRY DA,
the public thar in every instance, 50 far as We
hnow has given the best satisfaction TO the purcha-
SER We can recommend it TO the public as article
OF GREAT MERIT ANDVIRTUE. Indeed, We new
knew article OF Med cine become so deservedls
popular short time which is proved by the fact
of its extensive sale ami constantly Increasing de-
CHARLES sH.ai BLOW CO., BACON. HYDE CO;
Balm f ~ S,tq VAL ( WAR WARREN;
NOTICE TO DEALERS II PAIN KILLER.
Proprietor this Medicine That light has been re-
Gently sustained by Court OF law, and any person
found selling article by that name, and not OF the
nrfac.ure a Perry DAVIS SON viii be prosecuEs ed
EEWAREi!
an article purporng to be the genuine Perry Davis
Pan Killer. rs cent sizel manufactured in the city
OF ST Louis. aud sold throughout the West the past
wear. It's counterfeit and the accompany ing
Pamphlet vllainous Forgery. Il is easily tested ny
king il With WATER the counterfeit simply impars
its color TO the water, while the Genuine article
gives to the water white or MILKY appearance Be-
ware of another counterfeit article OF Pain Killer a.
bout to issued from S. Louis under the auspices of
one Fhilan Jones this name is fictitious W. Know
the names persons and reputation of each and all this
yiiainous gang. They portion OF the same ere "
that countereited the PAIN Killer IN ST Louis last
year. They also engaged in counterfeting val
liable article OF Family Medicine called Smiths Tonic
syrup They are notorious for this kind Of Praical
operations. We shall publish the names Of these
Counter feiters as soon as learn that they have
made sales of this counterfeit Perry Davis Pain
Killer. Beware of Hawkers! buy of regular Agents
OF Druggists and Dealers that you know to DC hon
est men.
Principal Office orthe Sale of the GENUINE PER-
RY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. il the Southern and IVES.
tern States No. College Building Cincinnati Ohio.
J. \. HARRIS * CO.. Proprietors.
Henry Blaksley OF ST Louis. No.. Geal. Agent fer
No., I'll. and Iowa.
Edridge s Son, Wholesale s Retail Agents. Dlv-
export; f. f. Gay, Burlington, Iowa; J, O. Mar
tin, Gaiena: VIVA. t. Norris, Rock Island; S. II
Neswiih, Barre, Pike county, H., and by Drug
lists and dealers generally in the United States
March 18Th 1852 28-ly
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Baldwin s Randell, St Louis.
Bald vim, R.ndell s Co, New York.
BALDWIN e RANDEx1,
fsUecEs5oas or NocRsE, CRANE & Co.
M1nufacturers and Hi.o,esae Dealers IN
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers, Hatters Stock & Trimmings,


1o2 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS.
IIAyE now on hand the largest and most complete
IL stock of Goods ever brought TO st Louis, Mnicn
will sell at less prices than any other house N
would call the attention OF the patrons oftAe old srm
the fact that they have recently added to
ulac,uTng department al me ia,s q fnr
nish better Hat, OF superior rnish, 81 VS. PtIGe
than heretofore sold by We are now prepared 70
fill orders for the Spring style Of Eat for lso., e
dopted and sold by retail store, Mo- 10 Mar.
ket, corner of Second street.
Our stock consists in part as ioiioWs'
SILK HATS.
500 dozen fashionable moleskin; assorted quality;
400 dozen Angola, assorted styles and quaAitieJ
RUSSIA HATS.
los dozen fashionable brush;
200 dozen broad and medium brims assorfedj
SOFT Fur AND WOOL HATS.
300 aoz black soft brush;
100 dozen h!nck Jenny Lind brush;
$50 dozen drab assorted brush;
50 dozen seal Maps brush;
100 dozen imitation seal maps brush;
IS dozen srab beaver;
so dozen black beaver;
$50 dozen Hungarian, assorted colors5
go dozen artist wool, assorted colofs;
400 dozen Congress wool, assorted colors;
500 dozen Kossath wool. assorted colors;
100 dozen mems and boys Ashland;
$50 dozen boys Paroai and Artist wool;
IS dozen boys' and intants' fancy iur;
10 dozen boy s. fancy black and drab SILK
ICO doze. mems Kossuth, new style:
LEGHORN AND BRAIDED HATS.
50 dozen he'll crown double hrim Leghorn;
200 iozer low crown double brim Leghornj
leo dozen aambeau Leghorp:
900 dozen low crown Leghorni
$50 dozen dome top Leghorn;
Is dozen high bell crown Leghorn;
JOG dozen boys dome and square crown Leghorns
20 doze n boys aud infants hat crown Leghorni
100 ioyen mems Rutland braid;
$50 dozen mems AID boys China pearl DO:
Is dozen mems and boys' Cotourg braid;
IS dozen mems birds eve braid;
a5 dozen mems Prince Albert braid;
lGO dozen mems and boys' pedal braid;
so dozen mems and boys Florence braid;
Is dozen infants fne trim'd satin straw
PANAMA HATS.
800 doz: assorted Panama so dozen imitation Panama
PALM LEAF HATS.
1870 dozen mems palm eat hats;
25o0 dozen boys palm Leaf mats;
BONNETS AND FLOWERS.
$50 cases OF new style bonnets;
1900 boxes flowers, wrsaths and tabbs.
| March 4th, 1852. <o-l"
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rive are requested to announce EVE
r'rpENoR, Esa., as candidate for Justice Of
Doc NJ The ensuing Township election.
60 o-.-JOHN EVANS, Esq, we are requested 70
~ candidate for reelection 10 the oiiice
:, ynatee Of the Peace.
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LAND WARRANTS All

REDUCED Prices FOR CASH!
TIME subscribers DESTROYS to dispose of Thu
J. Mexican Land Warrants they have on hant
before the New Warrants ale made assignabla
offer them at great reduction for Cash, or The,
will locate them for parties on time upon salts
factory terms.
Davenport, January Goth, 1852.
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RHEUMATISM:


Why vii. you suffer the agoniE,ns pans Oh ing 20,
trcssEg complaint? When you caa be cured Tor =
CT: If you VIII Davis Paia Klifer according q
direction.
Try surely viii not hurt you and cost yon Ioia
ing ii il does good; il seldom, IL ever fails.
DIARRHG1A AND CHOLERA:
Eang one doubts the magic power OF laws RAJ,
Killer to cue Diarahoea or ASlATiC GHDLE
RIA. wise them to buy one IS cent bottle OF the
PAIN KILLER. and give il trial; we never kn." II
70 fail. See certificates 10 the Pamphlet.
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those who have suffered all the horrors
Of Dvrpepsia fully appreciate thu valne OF Perry
Davis Pain KilIsr sovereign remedy for this distress
sting nisease in all its forms,
BOWEL COMPLAINT AND DYSENTERY:
tended with sneh Triumphant success in the cure o.
Bowel Complaint and Dysentery as Perry Davis Pain
Killer: try il an ] be convinced.
PAINTERS CH0LIC:
Ifyou paint fire with charcoal Light with chalk
and ma Ike coors, live and breathe, then You can with
words give faint idea of the magic efforts OF Davis
Pain Killer, when used according direction for thai
distressing complaint Painters Cholic.
TOOTH ACHE:
To ccuquera peace is not diiAcaltthin IS regards
tooth ache: charge OF the far-famed Fam Killer
ann il viii bout face and scatter.
FEVER AND AGEE:
The effects Of Davis Pain Kiiler when taken eccor
ming to directions in Of Chill and Fever tru
y aronshiDg get Pamphlet from the agent and raa1
for yourself; say try II; for it canno. hurt you.
BURNS,
For the relief and cure distressing Burns the Pair
Killer il sovereign remedy; and is eqnalled by no
remedy ever brought TO the American public; try II
ond be convinced.
What is joy! the honey Of existence; really henef
ca and agreeable, one feels after being cured o.
distressing cough by the use of Perry Davis Pair
Killer.
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EDas SALE.

A FINE farm On the Mississippi River adjoin-
Il ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
bly situated. Will be sold az at good bargain.
For terms enquire Of J. S. Simpson, Buffalo, OF
OF COOK & SARGENT
Davenport, Jan. Goth, 1852.
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SELLING OFF!
Cheap. and no mistake, at a profit.

TIME following is part Of my stock OF Good:
l. and prices that will sell al as long as
have them on hand:
Good fashionable Hats Sl,lt
silk Plush Caps i,sS
Common do. o.
Cloth Caps goa "a
Fur do. ou ! ,tS
Coarse Boots LOO 2,ie
Kip do. l,75 2,5l
Calf do. 200 3,1s
Shoes at low prices A loi Dry Goods, which
will sell less than cost. Groceries OF ali Kinds
cheap. 80
Taken in exchange for Goods, or will pay
Cash for Butter, Lard, Bacon, Pork, Beans, Po-
tatoes, Turnips, Cabbage, Eggs, Hides, Talow
eeeswax. Chickens, Turkeys, Feathers, Corn
Oats, and all kinds OF produce. Wanted, also
FIRE. wood.
Wood for sale at my yard. Also, Produce o.
every Kind bought and sold; Flour by the barre
o. pound, warranted good, at the
s.. Louis Cash Store.
]. w. DALLAN.
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INSURANCE.
Hl'GREGOR & PAlsKEEs's,
GENERAL AGENCY,
MAIN ST., DAVENPORT, Iowa.
TINS Agency will take risks in Dmett,79e
l. Houses, Stores, Mills and Shops, with theii
eontents against loss by FIRE. Also Marin.
r sts on Merchandise to and from all eastern
OF southern ports--and risks on Life and IIealG
In he following well established Companys
at t loves, rates charged by any good Conpa
nys
Washington Union Insurance Co.
Ceveland,O o.
American Mutual Insurance Co.
Amsterdam. N. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co.
New York.
New York Union Insurance Go.
Johnstown, N. Y.
New York Life Insurance Co.
New York CITY.
Ohio Life Insurance Co.
Cincinnati, @.
Massachusetts Mutual Health Insurance Co.
Springfield, Mass. and Chicago, III.
Shippers and Merchants doing their cargo
Business with us will be allowed a return pre-
MUM Of l3a per cent
Davenport, March Is, 1859.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-01
City EcTs FOR SALE.

WE have forty Lots IN "Gteen's Addition
w and "Cook & sargents additions 10 the
city Of Davenport, which we wi sell at lair pri-.
ces, aud to persons desirous OF improving VIII
give liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
Hnonev. COX & SARGENT.
pavcnnort. Feb. II, 1852.