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VOL. VI.

whom Continental Europe was unwortbv ~,
TO whom she had denied n refuge S. -
raised no surprise and excited no regret IN ~ ~
to see that Exile and that flag alike sai,t "nJ
and honored by the People, and alike fao.oJ
and hated by the Kings of Europe.
Let others employ themselves in do,;.;.
new ligaments to bind these States togotb"ss
They shall have my respect for their patT;o,;o,,,
and their zeal. For myself am content Will,
the old ones just as | find them. [ believe tbot
the Union is founded in physical. moral anS
political necessities which demand one Gov
eminent, and would endure no divided Statos
that it is impregnable, therefore. equally 10
force or to faction that Secession is a feyerisb
dream, and Dsunion an unreal and passin,
chimera; and that, for veal or woe, for libert9
or servitude, this great country is one and in.
separable believe also, that it is Righteous
ness not greatness, that exateth a nation. and
that it is Liberty, not repose, that renders M.
tlonal existence worth possessing Let me
then. perform my humble part in the service Of
the Republic, by cultivating the sense of Jus
tice and the love of Liberty which are the ee.
ments of its being, and by developing their
saving influences, not only in our domestic con-
duct, but in our foreign conduct also, and in
our social intercourse with all other States and
nations
Ii has already come to this, that whenever
in any country an advocate Of Freedom, by
the changes of fortune, is driven into Exile he
hastens to seek an asylum here that when
ever hero falls in the cause of Freedom on
any of her battle-felds, his eyes involuntarily
turn towards us, and he commits that cause
with cOnfiding trust to our sympathy and our
care. Never, sir rs we value the security of
our own freedom, or the welfare and happiness
of mankind, or the favor of Heaven, that has
enabled us to protect both, let that Exile be
inhospitaby repulsed. Never let the prayer
of that dying hero fall on ears unused to hear
or spend itself upon hearts that refuse to be
moved
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.EOLIAN PIANO FORTES

uALLET, DAVIS CO. the ling established and ceie
brsted Piano Forte Manufacturers of Boston, IN order
the better 20 accommodate their Southern aud Western Gus
toners have recently openet 297 Broad
VIII, large and iull supply Of their superior
both with and wiht ut COlemans celebrated Ean
psnment may always be found The )lian by the skill
and improvement OF Messrs H. D. Co.. has been Invested
Of the harsh serarhne AMI the pure pipe flute
substituted giving II all the beauty Of
Paror Organ Their Pianos have been long favor
ably known to need commend ,tiouand when uni ed
their koisn no sweeer can be found. Every In
strumen' warranted t. give satisfaction hole the
purchase money will be returned with Of
ton. GOULD BERRY,
Sole Agents, 297 Br isdway, New York.
N. b. Messrs B have the best catalogue Of sheet
usc and Musical instruction books to be In the
United 1t ties. Liberal discounts AIDE TO the trade
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PATENT AGENCY

THE subscriber having been many years engaged In
building using all kinds Of machinery, Is now
eoyed as solicitor Of patents in this city Intimate know
dge OF mcdaniel operations enables him
INVENTIONS, 70 describe and specify patent claims much
readily than no have rerly this bust
nets Models forwarded TO the subscriber will be duly
tended to. Drawings, specifications &C will be made and
patents procured Models must be marked with the in
tors Freight models and letter postage
be prepaid che tpness. Those writing from distance
shoIId give their town, county, and : ate.
AZA AK SOLD, Pat mt Agent.
Washington, n. T., lat month roth, ls52-6m
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TO BARRIERS.

THIS Undersigned IL possession Of information which,
II known to Barber wOui enable them TO than
double the present earnings Of their shops ad tn
OF which would not be than the pair good
There Is really humbug In this matter for when
understood II will enable TIE proprietor RI shops keep
their Ournevmen and apprentices constantly and pToaby
work and not be waltz il frequently the case,
'eetang for customer Full particulars to the nature
Of the operat and all other information will be given
free of charge by addressing postage pad,
WILLIAM A KlNSLEB Rox No COL,
Feb 2G. Philadelphia Post Office, Pa.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
bnR rHE cuRR or
me- ugA aaF.U .

COUGHS COLDS HOARSEVESS BRONCHITIS,
WhOOPING. COUGH, ChOUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUME TON.
MANY years trial instead OF imparng tn. public con
IVA hde this medicine has for 1t appreciation
and notoety by far exceeding the sanguine expeca
tons OF Its friends Nothing but its intrinsic virtues ana
the unmstakable benet conferred thousands OF sunr
could original. aud maintain the putatn IL enjys WINE
many inferior remedies, thrust upon the immunity have
failed been discarded this his game, rienhs by every
trial. conferred benefits the afflicted never for
get and produced too and too 70
be forgotten
While m Is fraud the public 10 pretend that any one
medicine will nfsbly cure still there is abundant PROOF
that the CHERKY PscrosAL does not only as gener.
thug but almost invariably cure the mslAdy for when
|, employed
As time makes these facts wider and better known thi.
medicine has gradually become the best reliance OF the ~
ncted from the log cabin Of the American peasant 70 ths
palace Of European Kings this entire country
In every State city and indeed almost every hamlet cen
tans, ,Hsssy PkoroRsL is knos the beet remedy sh
t.nt for diseases of the Throat aud Lungs and In many io
eisn countries IL Is coming t. be extsnvey used y,
most intelligent Physician In Grea; Brit in ersnse ,hI
Germany, where the medical sciences have dcsa and
highest perfection, CBssEY PscroRAL h I,ousss
In constant In the Armies Hosp the a. resi-
phx,ssns can saploy for ne re
dangerous affections OF the Lunss AZ az ctnaI 10 cure
and for chiren II Is sac we receive
,a', soa's y. 70. vbo have fund u tm'Ac'ous In
cases residential TO Nv ,,..,..I
r. ca.a.x p .crosAL IL msnhso,ureu "y y P'sc'ch
Inc .nsssr oupc. Of under his own eye with in
variable accuracy aud care " - su ~ =,
Lag from cJunterfein oo"'''''
-. .~,,n 80 .dult~rs tion. go.
"ns ~''ho ssvored here 70 furnish the community with
msicns such intr maze ana sos1 a.
..c snecsus which this has by re ested snd count
psovsd tssf TO be and trust by great care In
Il With chemical accuracy uniform strength 20
PIN sicia agent which tiev tor the
-. ,.suts and afflicted with remedy that will a. for
the n an that msjieine 90" do - .
Anslytcal Chemist io~e, Mas and sold by prugsiiu
and ApotkecNies eyery~her March =
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JAMES STRAIN, ATTORNEY Ar LAW,

WILL give prompt attention 10 all professional business
w intrusted TO bs in midi and rthern part
of the State the locating Of land purchase and
sale Of real estate examination OF titles payment 1f sxes
&c Refers TO Hon Samuel Lewis Cincinnati Ohio; Col.
William Keys, Ailsborough Ohio; Moses Barlow ESQ.
Xenia, Ohio. Jan % "
MARLBORO HOTEL.
TEMPERANCE HOUSE. jerks g. PARKS, No
229 Washington street, Boston, Z w. jerks.
March 2n-lyg A PsxKS
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WILL READY MARCH 90.

Mrs. II. Beecher Stowe's Great american Tale,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN: GR, LIFE AMONG The
LOVELY.
THIS great work which has long expected Is now 90
nearly completed that promise it's appearance
the 2Oth Of March.
BY all who have read 1t II is pronounced to be
THE STORY OF THE AGE.
For power Of description and thrilling Of charsc
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ton OF the talented Authoress will be Published in
designs by Billings eng aved by Baker in three Of
binding Paper Covers for 81 Cloth 81 50 Cloth full
gilt S2-wh discount 20 the Trade Early or ere solicited
JOHN JEWErr CO, Publishers Ro ton and
JEWETr, PROCTOR, WORTniNGTON Cleveland.
Ohio For sale by the principal Booksellers in the United
states Mach 4-4wi
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TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor Ii
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psronage in America and foreign countries liza po~r
prob ems than all calcnlsors united Is
veil known More time Is required 10 prepare questions
than 10 obtain answers any business
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bf. ALIENS RaEGAlFlU D LII.
!: .Safe ara Certain Cure fer Chronic
TafaYgla,arg Rheumatism

:: Safe dad Certain Cure Ter Chrome e
Iafaunatarq Rheamlti@m
"a GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY'eEl
fT'iils yaina9l- pre- afaloa VII cars Chronic
Il ani Inlgmuatoty Rhegmatism, no mattel
how long stand .ae or how bad-and proa5ly the
DAY Medicine That Wiz Ii is a SET&E
& R2-SpeeIy ani ternaaent. All external
applications are highly ineon,eneHt, ard Irom
lie verg nature Of he disease, TENreEAEE y
THEiE EgfErTs. TINS medicine attacks ne dis.
ease i, as source, ami, removing the Cause, zen
8ess tie cnre Certain ami Permanent
DR AELR&'s kHErMtrIe Balm
iscongose1 Of tie most saIalary aud pot-nt med
e. al agents in the vegetable kinadon, Of which
have Warming an4 s in ting influence. ex-
ci.iBs lie lefFI8 Oceans Of tie 59dA = 3cailhs
Acton. ana entirely cradle ztias tie disease trou
The system. TINS mel eiHe braces the wtols
syst, n, reuesrs prsnaneHl5y the ua'aial etef1e:
b. changing the creligns of The body, anl des
toy hg tue Very G I'm 81 the Disc -.
ETPrice ( per hotle, 81 SIX 5a,.iesfar -
EzsFor ssEe at Dr. Z. E4stEELg's FaHAs
Medicine S;sre southe syr corner Of Third aaa
C5esapt streets, II. Loss, }l5.
And also FIR s4le By LLga.u3E ( Sow, Post o.
fee Buildings nov
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FLIGHT IF THE WILD Gog%E Coming
up 80 The express tr-lu the elbsr dss. i
So happened that on leaving Fond. tl3ck
oi some thirty wild geese swept oter into
the valley Of the Mohsak Iasl as The car
were under way Tie geese being tlans.
ieslls besildcred. kept ga -leadll, up lbs
river. but well over Gu fbe opposite side oil
The valley; hence good clauce 10 c, ayars
their speed viii The lightning train va
afforded. A, first it seemed to be abo8
M even thing. but atter d lew N meats 1t
was readily perceiyaLle that tile gees
were drawing ahead Of the iacongllge. Al
ter lev minutes. tie flock seemed hal
inclined q drop down into The M0bank.
and much abaiel their specialize engine
recovering Tie lost ground; but the geese
thought better Of Il, changed frat, sought
a greater elevation, and pushed ahead a.
gain in The same direction Of tie train.
By this lime the race became lite exc +
lng and 10 one could hardly refrain from
ezc'aimin., 'Goi, engine, pair In goose =
bnt there was 10 need II exharfa.ian. a.
both seemed letting oul about all lie,
kne"-the geese gradually drawing ahead
I'll within shcrt dia'ance al Lilde Fills,
when The besy hauled up in Gso winds
eye, shiee erred . moment and s,ya down
the river again, having gained In tie race
about two miles. The geese must Ia G
been going, when last seen 1T the ra,e 81
si1tv or seventy mile. an hour. This j.
the hrsl race we h4ye seen between a J.
conceive and the feathered race. and lbo'
the latter had The best Of il, the former did
We! considering il vas compelled ia carr,
"eisht.-Rochester Adrertistr.
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AL0Nz0 AoU RSE, e Aotfsg, hts,
5 now commissioning tee taai q q these a.
Il gsIusbe N4chine-. I'll 81 Haica hae e If saG
III Two Hoafts He vii soon hare oGt from six
10 eight teams.
These Cas4 Shelters are all made BY machinery,
ave al Al sr, good. substantial and JaEis 5 ass.
10 OF III EN- WI sae.i frem 100 10 lao bushels
ger daF. The Gem IS n1i pat IN one ear at !
time, b4t IS thfewa il pFamtseaoaslf.
Every fasnef needs cue OF these machines,
they win bs furnished low and b TIE all ., them
re y.liI save cents on each bushel 81 eosn, ue-
sides the transportation Of The eobs II matkei
and Al he sane tine he will have the satisfaction
OF knowing exactly what be sells.
lhis is the GTst enterprise cf the kiai started
$ ss' Of Cincinnati. BY quickly as soaa - iH-
ueaucea, * hey VIII So od Ike be. cak4s.
o. ~, 1852 -G-tf
lam Palr Ct feaey Bso',' sae .. Ian, aa4 ZIP
.naE a~ WRHS ants
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\ great as rtl.cnt OF
QGEINslfARE.
.iLso
HARDN ARE:
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE


Ihree Daors Hest of@s lie CtatGe Ho,ne on
Sse3isa STREET.
t~2!. THE proprietor thap. ful for past IA
ssssag vofs solicts continuance af the Gus
s..,asa tom otthe Travelling public he ha, it,
-i~21Ested Up ana furnished bis House ia a
good and comfortable style to aacotnmod- lie
Travellers who may tasor hin with their patron
age
Ills Fable viii atal times he pisHfifaily far
uiehed with tie best the Markets. OF the country
affords.
He also has Siabljng 10 accommodate 30 head
ofhorses. Proyendcf end gram alw " on hand
n. c. DAVIS.
Davenport, April nth, 1851. 32-tr
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Tue TiTLE "REvEREsD' j. not used ~
all among the Protestant minister. A
France. 4 correspondent Of lie London
Vatchmaa says the Methodisls minister,
who pre ordained aud are In the f,I wsrl
Of circuit, are called pastors; those vii
are ordained, bit not 10 regular cifrun
work, are called ministers; while thsss 8 b.
ere o. trial e By tie appe!islion Of yropg
SAINTS.
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Ny 'desr,' enquirsd = gay Young wifi
ot her et'culatina husband, a. she reacher
her rosy little mouth 10 be kissed. en- his
return IRON business, "have you seen thai
magnificent set Of patlor furniture vbici
TIC 5entenseS haze Jgsl hoagbr ?" HIM
~, my t"ye 'ei' lave seen iha nahol.
ster's btll Tot H." She msJe nia0!h II /, m
bal wouldn't be AI,sed.
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pHhsItI Ms say that DAVIS psiu K,ller
,hasa valuable family atticlgs which n ID Nnf 6.
10rgotkr ~ tnhcnse a{BpaHt "a kulte lus i,ts =
hUnan itie. IT. action 81 the svsttm Y, s.'rai 70
hkt ns sie~~s lhstahtaheotei tbA a4u n eaf lt"ss
Ter tAc almost miraculous eXflnat ION n y4es,
medicine 20s ever discovered r4H4l 20 tl5s 4 g 10
4ef " ~ used IN eerillA cases externally W. AI!-
uays tnt nrsei esesnaiY, Like TOO n4a frt ,ltr
Fali directions 4ccomPaHy each Boala ''3as
IEa Patn killer HlRiGst Immediately carg*tst :,
LOVING complaints, nG Chilis and Fevpr: f,5 N,
Cholera 1forbUs: D4tiIloeai seperc Bafst ne
Painters Ghai!e; pies; Bots; Genera pffS,,4
Coughs Il ad Aehes aedieu Colds; s~tl5fs INV
tf5mPs aud SFasmsi HaeumAtismi raias IN no I
PAIN KILLER - ~
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=s =
HrTIlgEEK & SCH.
WICK & sen,
STEM BOAT AGENTS.
FORWARDING, STORAGE AID COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
BAZAAR LANDING,
Davenport. iowa.

ID ESPECTFELLY call he attention oi Far
Ii aefs, Shippers and the public generally 70
his advertise meat.
They vii al all times be ready to store and
ship every description u produce and merchan.
disc, 10 buy aud sell on Commission, and trust
5y prompt and strict attention to the interest OF
al! who MAJ favor hem with their patronage 10
meijt the public confidence.
TIE business vii be conducted AM carried on
in The spacious binding recently erected by M
Fulton, designated as the Bazaar, to "6irh Is a.
tachel conmodiaus landing tor Steamboats,
all stages OF the river and possesses advantage.
gallabieto the Importer OF Shipper, not the fas
which is that no dfayage will be required irou
The Warehouse to Boats Or from Boats 70 th'
Warehouse. MAJ 18th, 1852.
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NLs. iIARiJW ARE OIL,
sExT De d rs TaE Fosr OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

rtrHE sgbscr! is new opening at h;s new
/ .taad, 4 rom 'ete assortment II CBtifrF ant
Hardware. EN- racing every hing III tile lac, az
prizes DO sat The times, consist ~ ~ part OF
Builders Hardware; including ali varieties ci
oeSS latches, bats, hiages screws, Shutter ias-
e8ings sci fastening shutter hinges, sash sPring,
door knobs, cupboard catches, pailies, Se JONI
ass' Tools, among which land, pane, mp
fenaat. compass. sash enc other SAYS, chisels Of
IT! kinds, a4gers, long and ,hor', drawing enires,
steel, non md n, squares, beech match, EASING,
.asas, uoatn2 ami beat planes, braces and bits
pirit levels, heyes. moftiee guases, With all
other description q! Carpenters Tools.
Blscksmiias' tools and Eles, bellows, angiis,
vices, screw places, longs, Gritfin.s horse shoe
nails. ra.ps, tiles, &c.
Mill Saws, Upright and Circular,
Of Row and'-, Lee, Gage g Co. aud ether good
make; and every variety of mill saw, ami other
flies, STEEL SPADES ana SH0t ELS, Of
Ames, Rowlana's, Adams and other manaiac-
lures. Also: arsia scoops, ioas, raSes, has
forks, manure FORKS, long handled saoysis, OK
and log chains, tEace, breast, halter AID eihei
chains. haY aai sIay knives, etc etc.
Table .4.AD POCKET CUTLER of all
qualities anu prices: together with a general a.
sorlent OF House keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCING!
This article i pecGl.aH adapted to THIS Par
RE country, has been uliY tested ara IS bauud 70
sulercede al other kinds Of eucing rov 10 use.
FIR durability, cneapuess AMI convenience, ~
claims are pte-eminea'. Farmers, look TO IT. IL
will save you many doilars
tIwefe vain TO ateu 10 eHGtaefafa all ny
stock TIE foregoing with two Hun RED
KEGS CUTN lis, eastern make. are sufficient
10 ares your attention. ard ~ assurances 70 sell
cheap viii be faIly realized By giving the call
a. the 'spost Office BqilingsD
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LAST ARRIVAL JF CLOTHING.

TtrST received and now opening at the Oh
y Stand nearly opposite the BaAaf, ON lfen
Street, large and well selected assortment @
Es.ADa-yEiD. CLOTHING.
Consisting in part of
Cloth, Cashmere, Ca,hmeret, Tweed, and Lin
IN Goats.
Cloth, Cashmere, Linen and Cottoaade Pants
Satin, Cashmere and Linen Vests;
Satrts nd Drawers, &c. &c.
six HdNis.. Sell adjusting Seck-tits: Satin
Stocks, Hats end Umbrellas.
--.sEsse--
4 large assortment of Cloths, casimerss, Sati-
netts, Satin tesling AMI Linen Goods, all q
when haze been selected in person BY The sa9.
.eTiber from lie be,t stocks IN 81 Lonis-and
rom bis knowledge Of the business as praeti-
cal tailor, lie aatisfs himself that all those who
favor him it'll call viii find his ass9ttment
worth examining and any purchases made viii
be warranted 10 give as general satisfaction as
any that can be procured in this market.
Before purchasing sc sure 70 call anil examine
aad by 50 dong yoa viii tate chance 70 save
Goth time aua moaey. md be almost certain q
procure any article OF Clothing wanted al rea
ensble puce.
Be sure ami cal, and aoa't forget 4 is d The
OLD Stand Oh CHENEY MUNGER
JNar.UrnFf MAJ Ctr f9go Si.Fm
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YgyzssseyED MACHINERY,

Together with more Han twenty years eSPeft
enee in IsggyTsi3IEG, i
The undersigned iIatter thslnsetFt liiat. IL -
intending . buid they can oilef yactIt'its ~ y
s. surpassed ia aoy place either Fast OF hosi
They are nov prepared to tAsasa to oi4ei
any thing ia their Inc ot hnsncss, lJt aH4 4't.,'z
titg, at stert notee, ana 9a seas1Hadse t.faa ~
pans viii 6a spared ta give thr nios IJtiits Sat-
fs}aetian al 10 quality, Workmanship, " Pftce.
Ill orders tfom q distance promptly q
iea4cd "a.
The undersigned arc further prepared e con-
tract faT the erection 81 buildings Of every deS-
cgiption, % tha most reasonable terms and vain
the greatest dispatch.
TIE publc generally are invited 70 eall ana ana
avail themselves afthe facilities thas afforded oN
the substitution Of steam Power for 'hat q ih4a
IN this hraush oil business,
q
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Dr.. EasltIly's indicated Strengthening plas.
Ter

H7t-e ttir P'asfzr Il o5piia3 Pain Cannot E1ia.
THIS plaster viii b. found very beneficial in
all cases here seated
PAIN on WEAKNESS
exis Such e. heuaatlstn, ,eiu inthe side, biz,
hreast, back, limbs. OF any part o the body. No
female subject 10 paia " weakness u The side or
tark .hould be without 4; Married lates ID
sslica,e situations nj great fel.ef from wearing
This ptasler Dr. Easiedys MeGicatfd trsnz b.
sninz Plaster is also equally beneficial il The re-
nogai OF
AFFECTIONS or THE LIVER,
ague eak :, aeue 10 the breast, and The like. The
apiicai.on 4 tbs plaster between the shoulders
a. been found cerla remedy tr coughs,
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