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The tract Of land lately coded to the U. s. by
the Sioux Indians, is about 500 miles long by
lao broad-mskng 10000 square miles, or
more than twice as much as the whole Of New
England. The whole district is made up 81 tho
most fertile land in the world, and will. ere long.
be among the mos, productive and valusbls por-
lions Of the Republic
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Estate of .Jos,oh .Sea,on, deceased.

E,toie Of Jos.ph Sedton, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given, that will make ap-
~ picution to the county court Of Lasalle couii-
10 the estate of Joseph Seaton, deed, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts OF the
SAID deceased at which Time and place II persons
interested are requested 10 appear and show cause
poses aforesaid CAROLINE SEAToN, admir-.
Sept ll-i-3t
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SoMr1nIxn Wnnfn kNnMINn -

SOMETHING ONfT NNWWTNU - Nv NNTW u "
rived from The Saxon word qyrd VI gith. hsRy
originally the circumference II the b,d,, Until
Henry I, ieciped ,h,tu shouhl ~ he lengthpr
hia arm Inch, fpm snc'a, ~ twelfth l. 1859
WHEN William me Conlugrof b,tu .rriLn .N.
penny ~ sterling. Wv cast with , deep .ru...
50 ma. 10 uisil q. h" suuin Wlias hal, p,aB.A
or 10 quarters for fourIhings, or farthlnys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

EN"Tt y ut y. UVVH6f. VeTsH"u
NJ Office is hereby given, that will make mp
~ plicaton 10 the county court OF La Sale
county, on the lst Monday in Nov next, tor mn or
der to sell so much Of the lands and ienements
belonging to the estate of Peter J. Wagner, deed,
as may be necessary to pay the debts OF said
deceased nj which Time and place oil persons i'll
eresied are requested to appear aud show cause
why said real estate should not be sold tor the puT-
pose aforesaid. JusErH II. WAGNER, -idu'r.
Sent II -i-3t
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d1lnInisirntnr'S Sal.

FUIHINlNTdtoT ISdFt.
PURSUANT to n decree in the county court of
i La Sale county the undersigned adminisira-
tors of Frances Longworlh, deceased, will on the
First Monday in Nopen,ber ne1t.
At the Court House door in Ottawa, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud p. NJ. OF said
day. expose to public SALE 10 the hghes, bidder -
interest of said deceased to the following described
real estate, to wit Lo, no. 10 in Block no, 81 in
the Town of La Sale, La Sale county and state
Of Illinois. Terms OF sale, cash down.
SAML. N. MAZE,
WV LoNdswoRTu,
Sept. lS-5-6t Administra tors.
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Guardians Sale.

Guardians Sale
ID virtue of decree OF The circuit court oil La
ID snlie county. Illinois will he sold by and under
the subscribers. guardians OF Mary Nelson and Ann
Nelson, minors at The door of the court house, in
Dta wa IN the county o, i.asaile, Oh the 9Th day Of
November next, nj > o'clock. NJ, all the north
west quarter ofnorheas, quarter OF section II, in
township 81 north, range 4 east of the 81 p NJ.
Trrms made known on the doy OF sale, OH mp
plicato 10 the subscribers
OLE PEARSON Gudrdianof Mary Nelson.
AHpREw OsMAEsoN, Guard Of Ann Nelson.
Ounwn srpt % leJ2-Gw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

VINO Builr lT'-We lean from Dr. Salisbury,
Geoogist to the State, that within the past three
week, n surveying party in Essex County, have
stumbled upon the remains of n city, which must
have one contained $4,000 or 10000 inhabitants.
III located in the forest n few miles back Of
Ticondeioga, and was evidently the home Of a
people considerably advanced in the arts and
comforts Of civilization. In proof of this we may
mention that .he ruins Of more than two hundred
chimneys, are yet in state of good preservation.
As no such city has ever been mentioned by our
Historians or Gazetteesa question arieses about
its original builders, which will keep our Histori
cal Society in first class wranging materials for
the next five years. The idea that such city
should have existed within four houis ride Of
Albany for centuries and yet never been dis
covered Till July, 1852, is one Of those singular
facts which excuse establishment ~ y. Dutch.
man. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

TnE Locks OF Mr. HopBs ~ ENGLAND The
London correspondent of the Phihdel pha Amer'
can states that Bramahs celebrated prize lock
Dee pmwbuud that Nj Hobts succeeded in
rckrng thi, lock- aui that he received reward
u, two bundled guuep. Tor his skill. The
MrssIn bfauah made some alterations and i'm
uro,cm,nts IT. the lock, aud again placed it in the
wiz W To- pit-13i'ly with thu original offer Of
msFavs'l appended TO IT, Il remained in their
rHtaN Tess IDys when u report reached the
Mts.rs Htm,h h., Mt II Ibis intended to try
N. ulA 1, lc,ord lime. The lock WIS immed
Uy r,uov,d und has not since been exhibited
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JULIA ANN REED, late
JULIA ANN HAYWARD. adm'x.
Sept IS, lSj2-6w. Henry J. REED, her husband

Estate Of .Kaniey T. Ba'cAclicr, Deceased
PURSUANT to an order of the county court Of
i LA Sale county, notice is hereby given, that
all persons having claims against the estate OF
ManI,y L. Batcheller late OF La Sale county, de-
ceased are required 10 produce the same in writ
ing, and hle them III said court on the
First Monday in Ntrso.btr merit,
when and where such claimants are requested to
appear, for the purpose ut having their claims ad-
usied in pursuance Of Jaw.
sep i-6v WESLEY BATcuILtER. ifmr.
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Prom The Boston Literary Museum.
soNo,


Is there ono hosrt that loves ire
Where all IL cold AMI -,ern--
Oos spirit whsro soft thought, and true
For me uswaqcring burui
Ooe gentle eye VI sympathy,
When fall the shades Of even,
1h,tmelteth il Il, yenrning ga,s
Beneath the starIit hsavrni
A lip that silent quisers.
When sudden though, brings back
The hours Of haunting grief that hong
lay hoyring DER my trackl
Gao tender breast that heavcth
In agony 20 know
That still around the wanderers path
No sunny hope doth glow
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n say boy, stop that OK
81 havn't got no stopPsd, air.
"Well head him them
'He's already headed sir"
"Confound your impertInence Turn him"
"IIe's right side out already. sir"
Speak to him you rascal you"
Good morning, Mi. Ok"
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= Xdni,,I ilstfaior's Saic.


II Y virtue Of decretal order Of the county court
ID of Lasae comfy, shall, MS administrative Of
lhr estate OF Charles Hayward, deceased, sell ut
public auction, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash. the
door Of the court house IN Ottawa, on Tuesday the
9th day OF November, 1852, at clock p. W., the
following described real estate. to wit:
100 acres, seq sec2i, L Is, N X. Sc, in Bureau co.
1861" neg" s." Is, 9"
80 sch neq" IS" l6, +"
lis 80 ac's chs NV of neg sec G l5nr9e
so ac's VIII seq sec % 81 II r Be, in Lasalleco.
Dos 3Owh neg" % 81 50 4e,
A l,t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

Al English paper says Mr. d 5. Brown an.
uounccs that he has invented ship to reach
America iN forty eight hours, and mako the yoy'
age 20 ludA aud back IN a fortnight!
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LOST

~ Saturday last, between my house and Capt
~ IIirh,'s. a silver watch with steel key.
Whoever will return said watch To the snbscnbtr'
or to Hiram iIiguy, Esq. or 10 Alexander W. Ma
Gill at Ottawa, viii BE- suitably rewarded. 49,,
Sept. ls-5-2t ARTHUR W. MhGlLb'
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PuSi-iiNENtuf MADAME MADERsnAcB Among
the other victims Of the Austrian Government
there sill lives in Pesih the lady who was
,elrHgr hy Austrian soldiers - Madame Maders-
patch have me! several WHO have seen her.
and ihe .-,.Hr, st~y s'yo OF he affair is a. fol
'o0ss
Size Is lady d fciure am rank, residing in
lar south ca tern part of Hungary. Her has
-,----.i; -iaatls, Ill,,r1nrial amy. and
she herself mn urally synpathised with his party,
and it j. said, frequently entertained Benz and
the officers under HIM in very hosptabe sman.
ner This had exasperated the Austrisns, and
when at length, they occupied that part of Hun.
gary, they were qnte ready for any seventies
agalnst h.r. Unfortunately for her, ,enantrv
made some celebration al the time, and burned
(sbe state, without her knowl edge,) the Emperor
Francis in effigy She was at one seized, aud at
the command Of the Austrian officer. made "to
run the gauntlet or the "Gassenlanf" as they
,call it. lgained some acquantarce with hi,
Austrian punishment while IN the Gros Warden
prison, as It was applied on all the thieves and
deserters Of the regiment every Saturday after.
noon.
The custom ia usually to call out three hun.
dred men, who form two rows, one hundred and
fifty on side. Each man is to BE- provided
with tough limbsrstIok The criminal hardy,
strong man. commonly is stripped to tho waist,
and made to walk lrisurely though ut the beat
of the dun. If any one in tie line ncglccts to
lay on as hard ~ he can, he gets five and TWEEN.
ty" himself II is generally calculated that
strong man sent through the line -four times, if he
has strength enough 10 get to The end, will die
wi'hing few hours.
This was Madame Maderspach's punishment,
th,sgh, with generous consideration fur her sex
the run was propaby limited To once through
The effect upon the proud, high born lady, was
to drive her into insanity The news of such n
public, brutal indgnity on his wife so affected
the husband, that he shot himself through the
brain And, To entirely hush up the matter, the
only survis"r, young son, was drafted into the
Austrian army in Italy as common soldier
where he is sill The whole deed seems to have
come. if not directly from Haynau, at least from
his general orders
The poor lady is still in Pesth, in a halfcrazed
condition. 1t is said after I1aynau's tremendous
fagcllatirn by the London brewers, some one sent
her paper containing an account Of 1t, and that
she kept it for DAYS in her bosom. wet with her
tears! somehow or other. she obtained too, II
piece of one of the brooms with which she was
beaten, and maniac like, she made bracelet Of
.t,,,which she now wears.-Hungary in 1851.
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Ancient Baths.

The anciens considered bathing and swim.
ming to be Of national Importance. II was re.
proach among them To say that such man could
neither read nor swim. All other perfect AMI.
mails swim naturally. Man is the only perfect
animal that learns this art. The Rncients deem
ed It national duty to learn To swim and read,
both being considered Of equal value. The late
dreadful accident On the Henry Clay" is "a lesson
deprecatory TO Our general ignorance Of swim
ming We should force each other, by moral su-
Nsion. to abandon our apathy or cowardce and
learn to swim M well as read. II was the luxu
rious custom Of Roman youth to leave the Cam.
pus Martins" heated IN martial training, and To
plunge boldly into tue cool ribcr TO rebrOce their
frames for another encounter in their national
games. The Emperor nursrd this custom. The
bath. II Caracalh were 1900 feet IN length and
1850 broad containing baths for upwards Of
1900 b,thers The ta,hs of Dioclc,ian accom-.
nod,tcd ~ les. hpn $4,000 persons 50 HE SAME
H.t s,HItd Woo uuclcutH, knowing its utI.
~ Ae % sat.uaH against MANY ugIJomIcs, aod
u. , III. o, U,,HsuHE bu uu.ur'l flr N.esoy
uf THEFT, dlluus be. .ur Achilles uIur liver,
and what wa, th,tt.r Nu' lr'tl convict 20 "s.s.
ted that G 1t hihp' SIr,ns hes and nNarti hs
frame, WIl Won. .H,r a.m badly and lnyu'uer
abe w nv ~ ..- HH BOA. ,lnu BE- N.r tui
~, .anv opniuu rgpv.',0 b., iome', Zoe hi
. ,y..r., sni %, .aHvuu In hts telemarHu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-02

Nnod and tua, WanI,u at tia. office Oh sub
seripion for tho paper,
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fhrrp 4 the ,noIll'ts ur p.cs.iruI Of the
umici Sm,r,, vcr, b.,u 20 Nv uuup. hiir,
va Frankie Ntr,y. Duia. W,n,ls. aud John
p Halt-- .hitogl Dm.:ral, f'tss
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The state election in Pennsylvania comes oil on
October 18th.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
L. G. Il ADS,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
uAIANpORI lOM ~

IL HAVlNG located myself IN he City OF Day
= export Tor the purpose OF ransacting
General Lane Agency, respectfully tender ms
my services TO ali who may trust their business
10 my charge, III the purchase and sale oil Rea
Estate, improved or otherwise. Purchase, saIe
and locating Land Warrants, Leasing Lands ana
Houses, collecting rents, paying Taxes, collect
u money and renting to its proper destina-
ton the day on which it Is collected, aud doing
many other things connected with Land Agen-
IS business, wien called on.
Having been long citizen Of Scott county,
possessing general and accurate knowledge oi
nllthe most desirable localities Wilhints bounds.
can but ilattor myself that shall receive a
share, at least. Of III s kind Of business. In a
short lIme | design connecting with the above
business, an Intelligence Office, the nature Of
which will b. duly made known through the
Newspapers OF the city. Nv place Of business
lof the present will be IN the Office of A. w.
Ne GREdoR, Esd, west side Of Man, between
ist and % Streets. where can be found eailt
and late, ready 10 serve all who may desire nv
services ~ the above business.
Nov, 25. 1852
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
STOVES! a STOVES!'

FHiIE Undersigned has just received the largest
i and hest lot OF stoves ever Offered IN Iowa
consisting OF
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
PUBLIC MOTH l..
FAE.sI ST LONG GROVE FOfs
SAVA
s0J acreS Of Timber Land

Davenport, Feb. IS, 1852.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
N / " 10 0 DS!
Just Rcccired at
G.. $. WHISPERS,

IfbieA are selling eFhrmely eheap, eaH and see.
CONSISTING Of Lawns, Black Silk Lace
1 ] Gimp Bonnets, Wrought Curtain Muslins
ponnet Ribbons, Grapes, Ladies and Gents Llslt
Thread Cloves, Boys Hats, Back Lace ieils
Linen Eaging, Black Dress Silk, &c. &c.
Davenport, June 10th, 1852.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
new Watch Il JeyeIry store,
3 Doors South Of Cook i Sarsenl's
Banking House.

I'VE subsefiher has just arfi ed from Ne"
L York, wah the largest aud best as<ort,nen
Of
GoLD& SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc, NJ
ever offered ia Iowa, and be i determined to sell
lower than the same quality and style OF goods
can be bought from St Louis TO 81 Anthony.
nj. stock consists N part oi Fine Gold, Lever
and f.aptae Watches, Huntng and ofen faces, o.
every = le and pattern, and yaryitg IN price from
saNa3 t. ii 5000. Silver Levers, Lepines an
Verge Watches 10 SUIT all
A very iine assortment Of Gold Guard, Fob
aud Vest Chains, Yarylng III Prlee from $1,000 Ia
C59to
Also. Gold Kevs and Seals, Ear-tings. Finger
rings. uT pins, Beast pins, and Gold Pencils
in endless variety. A iot Of very superior Gold
Pens. warranted.
God anl Silver Spectacles, Silver and Plated
Tea Tab aud Salt Spoons, Silver and plated but,
ter kaipgs, and IN short all articles usually KEEP
IN such Establishments.
Hl. goods have been purchased from FIRST hand:
At the very lowest prices, and selected wiih grea
care bo'h as regards taste and quality, which en-
a5l=. b IN 10 otier he best goods at very low pF
Particular attention given 70 repairing ans
cleaning Clocks, Watches ami lewelry and al
woik warranted
Feel n.s confident that can read satisfaction
respel ttu,iy solicit share q public patronage
r. N HOUSED.
DaYennort Dec Ist. 1852.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
MILLINERY.

n iss f A. Mo7EE has just rece wed the latest
NJ fashions in Millinery 10 which she invites
he attention olthe ladies' oi Davenport, Rock Is
land and vicinity. Also, bonnet silks, ribbons
ard flowers at reasonable prices, together with q
VARIETY Of small and fancy arii les such as hosie-
'ry, gloves, hanakerchief=, dem!-geils, needle
work collars, hair and tooth brushes, fancy dress
ing and fine combs, cologne, b air oil, tly-whie,
NC. NC.
B.ady street, west side, Between Cd and Sd
streets
Davenport, Oct 81 7-3m
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
.tAkLAl n ,ii SAIllI.

.nNE of Ire most desirable and pleasantly sit
~ Haed f,rms IN Iowa for sale Oh the most lib
al trfms
lhls farm is miles below Davenport On the
Telegraph line TO Nuscdtine. and Is celebra led
far and vide or IL Hrriv aled prospects AID com.
mandlng heau' es O er hundred acres III a
b gh stale OF culiiEauon. su 8eIior quaiit olthf
best graf ed ttuli iug ~si abundance. With gar.
en- 81 snpIled with ,hrubhery and berries ID
4 tlrrent kinds, and large md spacious ward
waning il gtet grandeur with majestic Lon'brr.
IN. aud msnp other KIM ol ntnamen al tree. 70
e in ahua anrr. wtth a tolpra le GOOD Dwell
ng, j. y ratt olfhe appsndageS betnsl to vi a
is US a ly know as tbes Nj, Grrnor Firm - Ap
p, 10 +. {. EADS, Land Agt
Dec I. 1859
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16

NEAR mouth OF p.ne river in Muscatine
~ county Tor sale in 10 and 20 acre lots by
March IL. C8Ok Il SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
''xs LE.yoop"--FoR SALE.

TgviIS valuable farm formerly occupied by
I NJ. Sargent, continuing leo acres OF farm
3g Land is high state ot cultivation, an orchard
ii 900 hrlt} trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 10 acres nt tine timber, situate
81 the Blue G.ass road 4 miles from this city
Il Offered TOT safe on Very reasona HE terms.
coos Il SARGENT, Land Agents.
Jarch l.th 1852
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
TOR S LIE.
usE7TPEs0v.D LAMBS FOR SALE
CITY EeYs FOR SALE.

NTE have forty Lots in ssGIeen's Additon''
w and ''C1ak & sargent's addition" TO the
city of Davenport, which wii sell at fair pri-
ces, and 10 persons desirous OF improving will
give ilbere! credit for portion of the purchase
money. CJOK & SARGENT.
n.Nannnrt Fah 70 1852
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
WEsATG s49gDssS.
NEW FIRM

GFq'Y' .GEsVF s2F.geX" S9yl82G'.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE;
ia Clocks, Watches, jewelry,
/ y Fancy Geods, and TIya.
All kinds Of Clocks, Watches aud jewaEy
neat repaired and warranted, Nork from a
distance promptly attended T. hy
aMlFa { GFERf.
Engrayn4 done 10 order Al he lily Jewo'er
Store, Davenport, Iowa.
pacnp1rt, Sept. 2, 1852, o--ly
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
REMOVED.

cCHRTCKER & SCHMIDT have removed to
- The new building on Corner oi Brady and
"a Streets (nenrly opposite the rost Oifcc)
where they will be happy 10 see their friends
and customers,
Davenport June lTth, 1852 4l-f
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
4 SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL s. WINTER GOODS

WE have received oar Fail and Wintel
w stock o goods which we viii be PLEASED
70 show all Who VIII favor US with call, aHt
we are confident thai we can suit those whe
4ish for good bargains. Our stock consists III
part of, Prints, De LANES, herinos, Alpaca
and other dress goods, dress silks, bIack silks
and long shawls, silk velvet for Mantillas, TAP
by velvet, swiss eapes, Masiia, edgings and IN.
serting English thread lace, black lace veits,
chemisetes French worked collars, L. c. hd&ts.
velvet and other trimmings, mantua and bonnet
ribbons, bonnets, woolen table covers, cloths,
satnctfs and cassimeres, wooien and silk warp
iilnnels, canton do bleached and brown mas.ins,
gloves. hosiery, BLANKETS, tze., &c.
lso large stock Of boots and shoes, hard
ware, queensware, looking glasses. groceries,
&C., at the old stand opposite the Steam Nils.
WOODWARD & HARRIS.
Oct Dast 1850
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16

A SAW Uss.f. win 900 acres u l4Hd at
~ ,ached, patly improved, for sale, part on
time. ". BARRONS,
Nov "a 1852. 4nniv SrvcVor.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
CASH FOR WHEAT.

T'h, subscribers are now pe"aarca g pay Tie
/ asllest narlset prjcei ASH ior an ametn
81 a1ot Wheat, Delivered al tnei mil il tie iow
ef patI u Davenport.
They are also 70 readiness 10 grind Corn
5 cents per bushel
Corn meal always en- hand
II WARD & WEEKS.
DayPupori Dec Ell G52 1911
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
CoaL u WOOD COOK STOVES.

i and best lot OF stoves ever Offered IN iowa
consisting OF
CoAL ~ WOOD COOK STOVES.
have hrcaty-ft different kinds Of coal i wood
Cooking Stoves. Also, large stock and great
variety 81 PARLOR HEATING STOVES, botk
Coal and Wood. will sell the above Stoves al
wholesale Al Quincy and 81. Louis Prices, freight
included.
| keep constantly on hand large lot Of Tir
Ware, oi every description. Also, tapaned and
Brass Ware. | vii also se TN ware al s. Lou
is wholesale bill oil prices | will sell al ri a
the above articles a. cheap as other Stove or In
Stores IN Iowa. My stock Is OF the best mater
n lhat can be got.
Tin ana Copper Wac and Steam Pi e repair
ed al lie shortest notice. Old Stoves token N
part pay ior ne. ones, Second hand Cooklr Z
stoves iur sale
Iwiii pay the highest market p ice lor old Coz
n Brass ana Pewter. Clean Cotton and Lner
Rays bought il excharge Tor Tln-wate.
Also d iarae lot OF The best Missouri T5bacco
eyef offered IN The S ate by the "h1lesae. e..
By str Ct attention t. business he hopes TO Ie-
ceye share Of the public patronage
Al the Od stand, Conner OF Msin and Secon
Street, opposite Cook x Sargen''s Bankn.
House II. WI KERSHAM.
IN 1850
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
Monthly Periodicals..

ISyaaM The Subscriber viii
iN--HssW have on hand regnlahy ihe follow
ing Magazines, and wll iuni,b them Nontlis
ii 25c. per number: Graham, ltafper Knicher-
booker, Cooley, and others. Thoss wish NJ ta
subscribe are requested to hand ia their names
without delay to enable me 10 know what guam
tity 10 order. This arrangement will commence
with the December numbers
II. A. PORTER
Rock Island. Nov 3. I352-Ii
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
iowa Clothing Store,

PORK. PDRk!!
NTEwsh TO purchase 5000 Good Fat Hogs
w Tor which we viii pay the ma ket price in
cash w will take them either ready slughter-
ed or an foot.
b. RR0WS Il PHETTYHAN
Nov - 1870
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16
CINCININ Y Att
FTRNiTII RE STORE.

n III RING, having taken the establish
VI. ment formerly owned by Mr I Coo.idge.
81 Cincinnati, would respectfully inioim hi.
trends and tie public generally, thai he will
continue 10 cary on he business, as lately cons
dacted b. Nj. L. Fearng, at the old establish
nent in the Bazar Buildings. He VIII continue
TO keep on hand large assorftnen'of of
READY MADE FURNITURE,
ahich he lIsell at The lowest pr.ces.
Dapenporf Nov Iib. 1852. tV.
The Davenport gazette., 1852-12-16

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
I'VE subscriber has Sixty Lots living between
Il Harms and Main Streets, and immediate
" north OF potawatamie street which he otier'
tor sa,. A small part Of the purchase money II
pe pa Il down, Tor the remainder
CREDIT OF FROM SIX TO EIGHTEEN
MONTHS,
WI be given if desired.
The above lots MUST and WILL BE SOLD
and any one wishing to purchase, can do so OF
the most favorable terms.
Apply to CoRmN & CLAussEN, F. q. Building
or the subscriber, at his store on Front o'rce'
RICHARD X. ALLEN.
August Goth 1852