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Hats and Caps !;

Comprising SILK Hats Of various qualities, Mems
Bows ko>Suth Mems and BOYS N""l and 'hlld-
rcn> Fur and Pain Hats.
Together with good assortment "f CAFS. anu III
fact ali tie kinds qualities and >tyes that are u>u
ally kept ina City Hat Store
And he would take thi, opportunity ofsaving that
as he i manufacturing his Hats and Gaps, and CON
sequemtlv saving hi> time and profits. and a. he has
for several wears past been engaged IN the largest
manufacturing establishment "f the kind IN New
England he hitrer> himself that hr can not only give
them :. cheaper article "f the -aln" quality hnt e.
quail in ~ryr and finish 1" any which may he i"'iu
in the city "f li"-t"m
And bv strict ana proinl, attention I" ms business
he feels assured he shall receive liberal patronage
HITS .NiDE To ORDER by Case ar
Snql, at start nofjre.
Y Il. Particular care will h-gven I" shaping 80
that Hat will Ill easy and comfortable 10 the head
-. Iohm-hUry. April Il. l>@a. ''Nh
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SPRING AND
Summer Style of
b cots 4 shoes.

Remember die OI Linz Boot and Shoe Store
v -"u can buy more Shoes for Your cash there than
1 nj ANY other Store or shop in CALEDONIA
COUNTY. and greater variety. Latest >tcls
Gents French Cali Boots, >ewed or begged made
I" order and warranted: and finally all kinds OF
Custom work dome to order.
All kinds al Leather for sale CHEAP FOR CASH
N" m''h'rs hi<"l all kinds, and a good assert
ment constantly "n hand and for sale
have Just returned from Boston with 4 larg,
stock. which WAS bought for Cash. and am conf
dent that the quality and price
WILL BE SALES.--FUTURE
LuditS ant GtnN,neH, Please gice me a call
GEO. &. BARNEY.
St. John>hury. April -: 1852. 76"ti
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where the spirit dwells, and whose rest we
hope to share. While we guard carefully the
sacred relic no longer inspired with the ce-
lcstial >park. we cannot confnc to little spot
of earth the love and sympathies that soar
heavenward. We honor the form once IN
stnct with life" but our hopes and aspira-
tons tend to the immortal. and heaven be-
comes dearer as the home of our beloved ones
and nearer as we see how short the step that
lies between. God lent us a casket contain
ing precious gem, and death unsealed II
and gave the Jewell back to be set in an I'M
perishable circlet. The casket we put away
from our sight that it NAV return to the dust;
but rcvcrent affection hovers about and a
dorns its place of deposit, since for the gem
itself it can do no more.
How precious is the faith that accompanies
the released soul on its untried path & sees it
established in peace forever-knowing that
its trials are over, its affections without alloy,
its love of the good and beautiful satisfied, It's
virtue secure. Very lonely is the deserted
home and daily walk of life, yet who would
bid the soul reanimate the liteless form and
/ be again subject to our infrmities? While
with becoming reverence we hallow the graves
of carths countless dead, we will cherish LOT
tv views of the souls destiny, and prepare tor
the transition that awaits all who breathe.
ii. J. l..
IxrL,rHcr OF CHRISTIAN MANLINEss.-
4 gentleman met another one Saturday, who
invited him to dine with him on the day fol-
lowing. The answer was-'l cannot accept
your kind invitation for tomorrow, for new,
or dine ont on SabbathS." Some wears after
wards the same gentleman was travelling il
coach, and opposite to him sat another, in
tently perusing book, who no sooner looked
ND than he recognized him, and after the or
binary salutation, said, This is book which
| once did not much value, and am lndcbt
ed to YOU for having turned my thoughts te
II II is the Bible" "Indeed." said the
other. Il do not remember" Most probabl.
not" was the reply; but once asked YOU t'
dine with me on the Sabbath. and was no
little ANNOYED by your assigning as the rea
son for declining, that YOU never dined on
on Sabhaths. But the more felt irritated
when the incident required to nae, the NOR,
it fixed itself on my mind, till at length it lee
to an inquiry. which. by the blessing of God
resulted in blessed change. "-liemoirs Of
/ Sir 4. .4gnem.
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EEN.iLE COMPLAINTS.

and comprises all The arrangements Ia which fe.
males are liahl" hv the leculiaric> Of their "r-an
cation. Among these frolap>u> teri or f:lllin.
al the WOMB: Chronic Inflammation ani Ilcer;
ton 81; the Womb Incidental liam"Trllaccn ar Flood
ing: Flu"r Allu>. or Whites: Corn>i>: Painful
Suppressed and irregular Men>trIIation. &c. witf
all their acrompan -vil. Cancer excepted of
whatever duration and severity. ALL THESE COM
PLANTS can lac pleasantly. safely and certainly rem
edic hy th> preparation
The clnm OF This medicine Ia the confidence of
the public gthcncd lv the fact of IL hayin.
received the apir"'ion and liberal patronage Of
MANY rEuNINENr MEMBERS oF IIIE MFpIrALFA,
UITl in the United States. OF whom have vol
UNFAIRLY gwen lrtl-r- Of concentration. t>cc pam
phletl sustaining all that * claimed for the Caiho
con IL Il curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful infnrnatio,
t"urhln" the nature and symptoms of the above dis
ease. t""ctkcr wiIh Testimonials from la,e, If Nh,
highest cIcctahiliiv a. certified bv the mos, >atis
factory authority in the pamphlet t" all which IN,
attention of Ladies and Practitioners i respectfully
invited. can Toe had GRATIS at my store sold hv
j. T. BLNGNiN -. .Ldh<,urg.
/. i. frrkHAM. VI. L.. Utica. y. \.
l.. II. FLEMIN'., NJ. L.. y. Bedford, Ms
II. \. F""TE. NJ. L.. Syracuse. y. Y.
References II. NJ MILLS. VI. L., Rochester. y. Y.
". ". REESE, NJ H.. City Of y. York
j. {. OERICk. VI. H., Baltimore Nd.
W PRESCOTT NJ. d. Concord. y. II.
Central Depot. Cos Broadway. N.Iork. I1G6m6
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LIBERATION. Thi. is 10 certify that 7 have
IL given my son. Webster B. Webb. his time dur
Jug the remainder Of his minority an! hall claim
non" Of hi wages nOf lay any debt. Of his contract
nir after this Ga:e. THERON WEIR. %.
I:,.t. ',ri. !. lt52. ---5ws.
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Scientific Evidence,

Earon Lichig in hi> celebrated work nn animal
chemistry. SAYS; An artificial digestive fluid.
analogous to the Gastric Juice. NAV he readily IRE,
pared from the mucous membrane of the stomach
{" the Ok. in which various articles "ff,od. as meat
ami egg, will lac sntteHed, changed fftti tc.tr,i
lu>t III the same manner they would b. in the
human stomach.
Call on the Agent. and get Il descriptive circular
gratis, giving large amount of scientific evidence
similar t" the above. together with reports of re-
narkahlc cMrcs. from Ill I:Irt. Of tie nitnl Stntc,
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DR.. Anarchists | tcrinc l'alhoIicon,

/ HE DISCOVERY OF
mn AEpNE FEfTA-
RATION HAS F>TAE-
l.l>HED A NEw FRA
IN TIE HISTORY or
THE HEALING AET q:
il i. IN truth. one If
the greatest Medical
Discoveries IF the
Age because IL viii
cure more than nine
tentl.> ot a class of
distressing diseases
incidental tuicnlalr>
in every Stage ni life.
and W hic h have
heretofore resisted
III, b,I ,GortS Of
Tie VI dcGl pyU-
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Summer Arrangement.

NNRAINS leave Windsor at ! 40 a ana I.Zv ";
L or on arrival of the Cars from the central ana
Pa>>umpsic ruad>-h"th Trains connecting Al BEL
lows Falls with the VI. Valley ard Cheshire Trans
for New York via Springfield Hartford, and to Bos-
ton via keene. Fitchhurg, &c. arriving IN Boston al
Las and $50 i.M. and New York at . and ll3or M
Trains leave Bellows Falls for Charle>town AMI
Windsor ut II As NJ and SIS NJ. or on the arrival
of the New York and Boston Trains, both Trains
connecting at Windsor with Trains for ogdensburg
Montreal. Burlington. Montpelier, Wells River, ST.
Iohnsburv &c. Passengers by this route connect at
Bellows Falls with the Trains of the X. b. T. r.
for Rutland, Whitehall. Saratoga ami the est: tme
most direct and desirable route from the nte itllI'
To Saratoga. leaving ST. ,Iohn>hurv or Wells XIV,
er in the mornin. AID stepping hours al bellows
Falls, arriving III Saratoga N SIN
At Fitchhur. Trains connect direct with the
Trains for Worcester Providence, &c, and AZ Grotor
for Lowell. Nashua. Lawrence. &c.
Stages connect al Chire>town for Springfield
Pcrkin>vill- South Reading. &c.
ID. A. GAGE, Agent.
CAa.l+s tarn. " H.. Imdl7, 1852 773y
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

i IL ~ lJA)\ k(llIl Il(A'
lgANE for sale at lowest cash prices, large guam
1 4 title If
Rock Turks Island and Ca!iz Salt:
East Boston salt in 20 lbs bags for butter;
Several hundred barrels prime -four ground
from new wheat:
Ground Plaster by c;l>k or ton:
81 chests Grccn and Black teas
Al kirl- of Sugars:
Nola>Scsh by the HID y. uLDr:
general assortment Of all kinds and size. Of
Iron:
Bolts and washers:
Wagon springs and axeltrees:
Anvil> wrought and cut Nails.
sperm Lim>eed and Whale Oils;
White lrad.-rork Lard, Tobacco. fish;
No. Soap. Spices. Ra~ins figs:
Cod and Pollock fish Mackcrcl:
lh"na>t"n and Burlington Lime;
Hydraulic Cement Tor ci,terns;
Lead Pipe. Sol" LEATHER;
Coffee ami Saicratu>
Almost all other goods usually kept IN Whole
sale v" J. '''"''> Store. All which have been bought
AT the lowest market prices and will be sold alta
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ST. JOHNSBURY
MARBLE WORKS.

vENlE subscribers hav" lirtc! up a new MARIE
l SllDl Opposite, the Passenger Depot. ii John.
In, VI .,l .lrrl - IIrnl> u
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New Hat 4 CapSt

ID TORHAM would respectfully III
1. ID. III form the citizens of ~ -l"iis5ury
AMI vicinity that he hat taken room IN Mr. rll>"n
Block nearly opposite the lil>>nnl>c Bank, where
h, has lust OPENED good assortment of
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MARBLE WORK,

in al IL various branches III style which CAN <"I
h. urI~c I, AT prices i,qr HN,c ttion, and with
in liz, Ii: III
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DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Or, GASTRIC JUICE.

DEEPAEEp from EL>Nrr, or the fourth Sr"M-
I AcH 81 TIE On. after directions of BACON
IIrEIG. the great Physiological Chemist, by j. :
Hot CLIFTON. VI II Philadelphia. Pa.
This i truly wonderful remedy for Lndiq, stan.
Dn1epsn. .Ia"m6'.. Lirtr GomFI,jm. Gns'iD1tion, d
D,b6ig. curing after Natures own method, bv Na
turr'> own A-,it. tie Gastric Juice.
. Fafa tr;'>pooitnl OF Pcp>in, infused in wafer
will digest or dissolve. five pounds Of roast beef III
about tw" hours. ont of the stomach.
PEI>IN i the chief element. or great d.cstng
pri:ciplc "t the Gastric ,Iuicc-ihc solvent Of the
food. tn" purifying. preserving. and stimulating
agent "l the stomach and ntc>,inc>. Ii i extracted
from the digestive stomach ui the Tx. thus forming
IN artificial digestive fluid. precisely Ike the natu-
raj Gastric Juice in it, chemical powers and fur
ni>hins complete and perfect substitute for it. By
the aid Z" this preparation, the pains and evils Of in
digestion ana dyspepsia are removed. Just IL they
would he by healthy stomach. Ii * DOING wonder,
for Dy~reptics. curing Of debility cmaciati"n
nervous decline, ana dy>leptic consumption. sup
posed 10 he on I'll" verge "f the crave TIL" scientific
evidence upon which il is based is in the hgheS
degree curious and remarkable
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To the Travelling Public.

YNlIE undersigned respectfully informs h. II -.
Il and the travelling public generally. ;in' - ..
purchased the We'll known TANEEN : AN, y
Damvillc Green. f,r1urrlv occupied iy i!"Ta'N I,
ans, and more recently by Cha:.'- Narer: we
ne designs 10 keep first rate li"u-' t t''ea
mcnt for man and beast H. voua -. IN ~.
say that hc intends to r,Tar and th'r'l-''
the house. H. 10 render il Il >iilI mo-. CONN -.
and convenient Hotel than il NOW g liz ~
tenti"m I" the wants Of travellers. and ~ T'.'>
charges. in all cases lie hopes :" merit 81.
the public patronage. JOSEPH Ikt9 .-,.;
Danville, April -, 1s52.
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TEETH! TEET HI!

WE have an entirely NEW method If supplying
w partial sets of teeth very Mich CHEAPER
than formerly: To- any calling we will more FULLY
explain Filling. extracting. &c. done a well and
much cheaper than ever. K. klLBol RNE &SoN-
NOTICE EXTRA...We would he much ,5itg-
ed to all VIII" are owing Us either 10y note or book
account if they would make immediate payment as
one of the firm ha> heen purchasing house here
and needs all the money he can raise I" paw for IL
Rk. X son.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

SPETCE. HEMLoCk aul EIICH IrVrrr
- manufactured ,o"rirr l,y rhru,ii,r-l.-r.9 .r3
-old a, r,-,-',riall, I,rir.-> WALTEE I'll CHEl>T
W,.>r Concord. April . - -c-lrg.
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81 will give thee money for the field: take it of me
and will bury my dead there
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Grave Stones & Monuments

And all other articles manufactured of Marble
SIrt" N'"e, >'oP N'ae anil Fr,, Stone. They have
COZ fnnf lN on hunl
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Low for Cash.

FHepd'rng done at short notice
April -, 1852 1885,
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nR EASfERLY'S NERVE and BONE LINT
l. MGvr, for tho cure of Bruises, S?rains,
Corks, Chafes or Calls, Cuts, Wounds, Rheu-
ma'ism, etc etc.
THIS popular Liniment has been extensively
used in nearly every city, town and hamlet, IN
the Western States, and everywhere the most
gratifying results have been received by the
proprietor o.. its efficacy in curing all disease,
for which il is recommended. The Nerve and
Bone L;niment has ever been regarded az one
OF the most effectua remedies yet discovered fol
the speedy cure of all diseases where an exter
nal application is needed for man or beast. Il
penetrates Immediately to the seat OF the dis
ease, either of the Nerves or Bone, and afiofds
speedy relief
frTFor sale only at DR.. EAsTEaLY' Family
Medicine Store, corner Of Third and Cbesnut SITS
For sale by ELpRIpsE & Son, Post Office
Buildings april
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Dr., Cartrr'S Cough BalSaM,


For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bron-
ch,is, Splitting of blood, Pain in the side and
Chest, Plenrisy, Whooping Cough, and all
diseases of the Lungs and Breast.
TIE most perfect. pleasant and certain remedy
for the speedy nd permanent cure OF coughs,
Colds, CJnsumpli and all Diseases OF the
Lungs,ls
This medicine has been submitted 10 the Sc
serest tests in the private practice OF all expert
enced physician for more than fifteen years, in
cases Of the most obstinate coughs, colds and
pulmonary affections with such uniform and re-
mark able success as to leave no room for doubt
that the ingredients employed ure the best thai
have ever been discovered for all diseases OF the
lungs. The greatsuperiority of this preparation
over all Others, lies in promoting a free and easy
expec,oration, speedily ALA, ing the cough and
all Inflammation md effec,ing perfect cure by
soothing and strengthening The irri'eted aud de-
biiiated organs.
Nothing has ever beeo discovered which al
all equals It in its harmless qualities and its
amazing power. II has raised invnlids, as II
were, fr"m the very grave. It's in fact the
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD!
And 10 peYson afflicted with severe Cough,
Cold or Pulmonary disease will be Just 10 him
self il he goes down to the grave without testing
the virtues of
DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM.
A single bottle viii convince the most ske pti-
cal OF it's wonderful efficacy and curative powers
D-Prce s! per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
Gs-For sale at DR.. Z. EAsTERLY's Family
Medicine Store southeast corner OF Third and
Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo.
And also for sale by ELoRlpeE Son, Post Or
nee BINDINGS apr s.
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Dr.. EaSterly's yermifuge,

Ur. EaSteFIy IcfMlIuse,
TEE GREAT REMEDY FOR ExPELLIsG worms FROM
CHILDREN.
THE most safe, pleasant and effectual medicine
known for the removal OF worms from chill
dren,is
DR.. EAsTERLYS vERMIFCGE.
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 at once TO the use OF DR.. Easteriy's Yer
mifuge. More children die from worms than
all other diseases, and more miserable objec,
can scarcely be imagined than child suffering
under the ordinary symptoms of worms. Par
en,s, mark this: will you not blame yourselves,
If your children die, that you did not use DR..
EAsIEKLy's VERMrf rGe in time! This Verm-
fuge will remove every species of worms from
the system in six or eight hours after taken.
nTPrce 25 cents per bottle. For sale at DR..
EAsTERLy's Family Medicine Store, southeast
corner of Third and Caesnut streets, ST. Louis.
And also BY ELDRipsE & Son, Pos, Office
Buildings. april
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.

EEyT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TIME subscriber is now opening at his new
L stand, complete assortment of Cutlery and
Hardware, embracing every thing in the line, at
prices 10 suit the times, consist ng in par. Of
Builders Hardware; including all ysreties Of
locks, latches, bolts, hinges, screws, shutter tas
Jennings, SELF fastening shutter hinges, sash springs
door knobs, cupboard catches, pullies, &c. join
ers' Tools, among which are hand, panel, rip,
tenant, compass, sash and other saws, chisels Of
all kinds, agers, long and short, drawing knives,
steel, iron and Try squares, beach, match, raising,
sashs, moulaing and bead planes, braces and bits
spirit levels, bevels, mortice guagcs, with all
other description Of Carpenters Tools.
Bl cksmiihs' tools and hles, bellows, anvls,
vices, screw places, .ongs, Grifin's horse shoe
nails, ra>ps, files, &c.
Mill Saws, Upright and Circular,
OF Rowand's, Lee, Gage 81 Co., and other good
make; and every variety of mill saw, and other
flies. STEEL SPADES ana SHOVELS, ii
Ames', Rowlani,s, Adams and other manuiac-
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, Takes, hay
forks, manure forks, loag handled shovels, OK
and log chains, trace, breast, halter aud other
chains, hay and straw knives, etc etc.
TABLE AND POCKET CO TIER Of al
qualities and prices; together with general as
soliment of House keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCINGi
This article is peculiarly adapted to this Prai-
rie country, has been fully tested and Is bound TO
-upercsde all other kinds Of fencing now 10 use
For durability, cheapness AMI ccnvea'ence, us
claims are pre- eminent. Farmers, look to II. II
will save You many dollars.
sTwese vain to attempt 10 enuneia'e all my
stock. The foregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGS CUT NAILS, eastern make, are sufficient
20 arrssl your attention, and my assurances to sell
eheap will be fully realized by giving ne call
at the aPost Office Buildings"
Orders from distance carefully attended TO.
w. II HILDRETH,
Post Qgics Buildiagsn Davenport.
Anril, 1852.
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Iowa Land Agency.
A. w. McGREGOR e. L. +. PARKER,
Attorneys Of law and General Agents,

DAVENPOHT, IOWA.
WILL PRACTICE Law 10 all the Courts Of thii
wv State and Of the United States. Also,
Collect Dcbts-Pfocure, Sell and Locate Land
Warrants-Buy and Sell Real Estaie-Pay
Taxes--Invest Money at interest or in Real
Estate on Commission.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and Contracts drawn
and acknowledgment taken.
0TOlice on Main n ar Second ST.
Davenport, March 10, 1859.
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Floating Daguerrean Gallery!

EARLE LAMDERTs splendid floating, Sky
~ Light Daguerrean Gallery will remain a few da.
the Ia ndins at Davenport above town. where the
propr.tors prepared to take Portraits, in per
feet and exact manner. In inviting the public to
their ", complete and handsomely furnished Gliie-
nv. they confident II will receive the wermsst ad
mration Of all. In addition TO the best supply OF
stFume used, is fur nshed it'll
q superb SKY. LIGHT, ny which they are enabled 10
specimens OF the art in nurvaied besnty and
rfection. The Proprietors are Possessed OF all the
|iste impIop emenis, which. joined TO a thorough
kno sleige OF the philosophy Of the art make thee
eonient the work will phase The most fitidious and
discriminating. Portraits. Miniatures 1ockeis aud
BreastPins. copies field pictures. old aud impertee
pictures retaken in coiorsor not, executed TO Periec
satisfaction. md pat up plain and neat elegant
and costly styie. The weather makes difference
with opcrsiions-raia shine. perfect picture.
warranted. Remember for q few days only.
Nav 9th, 1852.
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LAND FOR SALE.
GDOn EtKGSESs.

THE Rsil Rosi is canning. no mistake-and now -
IN. time to purchase land cheap near DaSehpoHi
lat iu, few wears pass ai you will hav- TO pst Ten
Ana twelve per for the same iand That can
no h. purchased for two three dollars per AeFe.
viii sell isfty acre tracts s,x eashy, ,h' ~
on bunarsa and xty ac es IN. of three nnared and
,uenty acres one -four hundred and eighty oae oil
,oe thonssna scr.s all within ten raltes OF Dasen-
mort Price one Dollar and Fay cents to -Four DOT
lars or acre Also eighty tracts within t"n
miles OF 10 ~ oil iargsr price. Also eight improt'a
isrns for three OF them near town, and tooSsa
upos as very desirable and valuable rioperiv.
Apply to A. c FULTON,
AL Cock 4 sargeIts.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
VTTE offer for sale the farm OF Charles G. Az
wv eril, situated in the upper end Of this coun-
~, within two and half miles Of the Mississip p.
p river, containing 800 AGREE, 90 acres timber
100 acres in cultivation: good frame dwelling
house, barn and other out buildings-allin good
state ofrepair.
TIE above property will be sold on favorable
terms. DicGREG0R g. PARKER,
March i8. Land Agents
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Dr.. Easterly's CafminatiVe,

IT. LdAtCIly VI " dtItoi
For the cure IF Dysentery, Diarrl0o, Cholic,
Cholera. Lnfdntun, F2atuieney and all diseases
Of the Stomach and Bowels from Telling.
THE most speedy safe and efficacious remed,
ever discovered for the cure OF oil derange-
ments Of the stomach and Bowels OF Children is
DIR. EASTERLYS CARMINATIvE.
II is very peasant To the taste and always sal
utary in effect, and is the very remedy which is
so much needed in all parts Of the Mississippi
Valley.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
having the charge Of children should keep DR..
Easterly's Carmnafive constantly on hand 10
use when any arrangement of the Stomach and
Bowels occurs, and thousands Of children may
DC thus saved that are consigned to premature
grave Mothers try it,
nTPrice 25 cts. per Bottle. For sale by DR..
Eas,eriy, Corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
4. Louis, Mo.
rs-Sold BY ELDRIDGE & SON, Davenport,
Iowa. april