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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-21
FURNITURE.

THE subscriber. just opening in Davenport, q
arge and splendid stock OF Furniture, comprising
everything in the line which they determined TO
sell Tower thah has been offered in this place.
Their stock consists in part D.; the following
SofaS from s24 70 STE;
Lounges from 400 TO $3.50; N@
Tables centre, card, sewing, work, dining, break
fast &c,
Stands, mahogany, cherry, wash. Sc,
Chairs mahogany, hair cloth cane, sewing, French
o:Ies.
Chiidren's chairs escorted &c, &c,
Bureaus, dress, MAHOGANY, scroll, plain, &c,
B.dstsads OF every description;
Nardtobeg, Of all different SIZES;
Mattresses, hair, moss and Ausk;
Cribs. Looking Glasses; iaet
Willow wagons. different sizes;
safes. &c. DE.
Rooms oppe site the Pennsylvania House.
Davenport. tune q, 1898 WOOEF0RD Il SMALL.
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1mNss WcanrRFuL AM TkUg VITA q feTy
n+ar srPaaeh 10 truth, tbe human family ia
la III y re .flh : ira.e1 a. 20. 500 falp
lie annual loss Is death is. n0oJ91, MN the
me weight u aaisai mater oil this immense to-
~ cast mo tie grase l. s. Than 634 900 fans
ai,d ID is Seroap9siilon produces ag0g,9e9-
ob,p51 enslC ieet Of gaseous matter Tire Y, 2
eiaae lTodDcf orls lai lbe arlh clear awsy From
the atmosphere The gases thus generated, deco .
pos ng aud asslnlanHg them for lher own IT,
crease.
This cycle Of changes has been going "a eve,
since man be aue aa oceEp er n t. Ca-th -
lie iee-s % the lover an mas and the seeds a
plants, Nblch In d1e time become a part 81
himself Inc lower amin ais feed anon the
herbs and grasses. "5ici "a heir ufn, become
the arm al Their, by is d all again passes irrc
Inc atno@rbere, and il r. ads yn:s more 10 B,
assimisated By plBtts. Tie earth Or IONS sub.
ssnce alone fenatb'n1 suffer y e. IL soi
10 be out OF IRE asso.baai reach 0. tie root,
Of plants AID trees.
Il i no. q All difficult e prove that eli The
elements = witch he living boil les of the pros.
epi &c srati 2 are composed, have passed tbro
Iuiiiions OF mutations, aud iauHed parts %! al
Kinds OF arill ais and yegesable bod es ana CO.,
saqaentty i may be saIt ma, fractions Of ID,
ett ner's Of orr eeSt5rs form portions &
Ourselves w ukins Msn's Friend
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REGULAR PACKET

a -sx@xN THE Fine steamer SiEN
aNDotH, Eagene Layeille Master,
afS&@x7111&A uili rsgria rty curing the entire
zen 81 Louis ani Galena, stopping az al
che intermediate ports. Sntpre rely npon her
continuing in The during he season. and passsns
yer, mon comfort consrnitncr, and expedition. For
leigh; or passage srply on board. Aprsi4 80
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LOWRY joins
lie CLAIRE HOUSE,

The undersigned having leased tsis large and sDs.
ei0Rs hotel Cor t@rA Gf years. would announce 10
the pabie that il hhs undergone extensive Improve
mepts and repairs Ard = refnrmshed Ia rood stye-
The proprietors have had wears experience Ia the
business and viii be their purpose 70 provide
fer tie comforts 81 pleasant house Fl hrhaif Of sIi
wAG Hay favor tBem Witb tbetF Patronage.
E4BE5.F GMtE ~ BROTHER
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BOOTS AND SHOES

a good lat ofl ools aud shoes tor gents, hovs.
stc. and for lahies--a very nice lot OF such -
aeilt phase and no mistske--tnlsses and child
zen 90.
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FATTY FEES "A Boston corres9nn teur A. Tr-
spoons be for me sale Heni that tbs ljg s'has
hs twire married. Her l'rst hue sa1 was
G H.. Ei1page, cashier Of Tie Merck an 8
NsAk. he died rome i've wears ago asigg
The widow with an empty purse ag3 two a.
three Oh lcren. fer SECOND husband ws- :. 2
Harrington, merchant 81 BSs on, widow,
with i've children. Tier iife1 toaether cflF
sboe, year, whpn Mr II heto1k himself %
The West, where be q, present resides aR1 whore
be aas Jnst 90 aims divorce. TIE sale 81
fsaay Fern's new book tas thus Far esc eied
that OF Uncle Toms Cs@in Ten nh u.and
eop:es were sold the 6 ct week o its Issue
New otk II r2r.
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BoNNETs.

Ills stock OF Bonnels III Ladies' red NJ {
very hard 10 beat. IL is also well supplied
with ihl 0as and flowers 10 Trim stth. eni
Grape, crane hesc tarleton Muslin and florence
silks - line tiCm
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&c w = some OF the preinest black, blue,
brown, green or lacey irocks and sacks map
can wish for. The same may he said Of pants
and s,s--,hey siiise eertai My. And then from
tifst qualities he can 60 down 10 something
stout and not very fine. Also good III Of I'm.
IN and cotton sacks, irocks, vests and pants.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

JHE subscriber wopld respectfully intern his tdend,
l aud tHs YabIic generally. tAGt he bas opt1ed II
Stort on Second Street, one doaz below -. Aler's
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NEW FIRM.
rTTv rEwrypy Stare

NEARLY OPPOSITE rns otsIRK nousr.
nEALERS in Clocks. Watches, Je"eir., Fancy
1 Goods, and TOYS, . -..,. ~u"ruS neatly
repaired and aafranied. Work foIn distance prompt
" attended y By ,,.,, rrr,,..
Engraving done 10 order 1t the city Iewe!ry Store,
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NEW GOODS LUST RECEIYED.

NHE subscriber inst retained from st. Louis, wonld
respectfully inform the citizens Of Clihton county,
that he has received large and well selected
ment Of spring and Summer goods, consisting In part
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Boots and Shoes hats and caps also good assortment
Of ready made clothing, and cooking stoves, together
with large variety Of other goods usually kept IN es
Adjustments OF the kind, all OF which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
All kinds OF produce taken In exchange for goods.
Cash will be paid for lo0e0 bushels Of wheat and
1000 hogs ALBERT NJ. JACOBSEN.
LNnns Clinton county. Inwa. Inre @ lsl2-I
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cAsHl rAsHl cAsHll

JArANTEDs WANTED WANTED .-a0. 600 bushels
w Wheat, 10000 do Oats. 1900 do Barley;
For which the highest market price Viii be given in
Gold. RENNiCk * son.
Davenport, June O, ls52-2tf Bazaar Building.
TNWENTY cows. SIX YOKE OF ONEN AND A
j PL0t GH-Wiil be sold altogether or separately.
Also ss,t Of min irons for sale. the Bacon
farm near Walnut Grove. Terms; one half cash, the
remainder In six months with approved security.
DAVENPORT June D, Esj.,-aI -3u. G.. e. ALEDRD.
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ELEACIIED SHIFTING

SIeetags and driimgs, hickory stripes, bell
jng, etc, crash-scatvh and russia diapers rus.
,a hnck abnck, towng and diaper, choice table
! lin rs, fronting DO. White toilet bed quilis.
( Transparent window shades and Putnalns sell
adjusting fixtures o hang up, wft cord ant
! ta,sei 10 give them the finishing 'Ouchcs
I A few nice summer hawls, such as cashmere
and silk Itnrn.
+ good variety Of Groceries constantly on
+ hand, and great variety OF HARDWARE expect
[ I'd 10 arTisesoa. Wal aud window paper do,
( crackcry and glassware, carperinIS will ON b.
I on h4ud He has on hand fac lot of bgst
i heeIjng nails, a superior hriels
/ tie can and viii make il an object for people
10 d. herr trading with him tle has the repu-
/ tat on al keeping s. better assortment ~ 700
{ th1n ans o b pstaii lshnisnt about h. e. aid
any person ordering goods troia HIN shall BAY"
40 reason to complain OF unfalrness o. his pif'.
/ Farmers vii t,lepse bear in mud that thsv
get higher prees al Moline for thcr bat e.,
cheese, eggs, poultry or vegetables OF any sind
I than nj any other place about, an he IS nlwaS
\ glad to get them in exchange tor his goods -
/ He wants corn, oats, wheat, rags and cash. He
is willing TO sell al the goods he has got Tor
good pay Of any sort.
VIM A. NOuRSE
Moline. April %, 1853 a-ly
ID ECURDS, Duckrts, Journals, Tavern, Reg
4 ister and other Bank B ,oks nov opening
. az 'he baNtHpoi hpOh store
! Snn Pieces OF Wall Paper and Bordering Of
new and beautiful patterns now ep tan "
Al the Book store OF w II. ilOLNf Go.
NThl T. and Coiored Cstpet Cnan. Cotton
! w Yarn aud Cotton Batting Tor sale BY
NAV IL VAN TUIL & COOK
= EGAORN, SIaw, Palm, Wool and Far
| bats, In great variety, for sale by
VAN TCYl & COOK
lNIND Book Paper z reanIs various qualities
l. Just received and for sale by
W. II. HOLMES 4 Co.
LAKE & BROWN,
i IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
would respectfully invite the attention of Mer.
chants and customers to their large and we'll selected
stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Iron, Steel,
Nails, Spikes. Tin Plate, Stoves, &c. -~ass.
As We import our foreign goods and buy our do.
nestle direct from this manufacturers, We are enabled
to os.r our goods at a small advance from eastern
prices.
/ Our stock consists in part as follows:
300 tons American Iron, ali sizes,
800 English, 1000 kegs nails,
50 sweed-, 300 q" SpikesJ
10 &c Old Sable, 3G0 BOX. Tin Plated
so g Sheet lion, HARDWARE OF ALI.
20 Z" Hoop KINDS AND DESCRIP-
10 " Spring Steel, TON.
All of which offer the trade at prcrs that can
not be uade rsold.
Orders from The country will receive prompt suen-
ton.
Mare House, No 100 Lake ST.. Chicago, III,
April u, ls13.~33-f LAKE BROWN.
Farm Tor Sale!
g.fan A. h. a p A
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--1@ AFURE WARRANTEN =
.,ION aKERs' RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC" So. IN
- tain, safe and sdactnal cure for Rhenma,''h IT,,
all its forms IL int, rnal remedy "hieh ~ IL
onphly xpeis ali morbid matters rom the sy sttm. a
restores freedom suppsBsss and ease TO the WI .is
and painful muscles and joints. The sictm - ma
distressing maisdy who has long been GRIPPE snh
disabled will be enabled to sanlt in returning A'
comfort, and usefulness.
The Proprietor ofths med inc after hcng 10.
by It's folly and permanently rekofe1io f,om
thousands OF others aave derived aual ofns ~ ~
IL. We might I'LL columns with Testimonial. ~ mi.
wonserfnl efficiency hut wc a My refer TO lns IVA
10 Jog highly RESPECTABLE. citizens oil ~.
vicinity who hsv" used ~ with the mos' ~
resnls:-Nm lenshaw, Sen, l.. Mead, ~ liner.
Il Wilson. / Warren \ Ero@sltf. l. 10. waite.
" S Iawu, ) Is Wigglns, Nn Andrews. iN' rp,ow.
a. H. VIM r AoI.. John Hourl I Atsnns' -
Druggist, 81. LOUIS, H
For sale by ELDh lDGE SON; lava.
Drusgtsts, Davenport iowa
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EIFTH E0LtGE U'ATBlGNR.s REFORMATION
L Just received and for sale al I'onsr's Rock Island
Book store. June ., lcJ3-f0
DEATRICE-A nother snprlyrceeiyed by Express to
} SATISFY tie dcmAnd--PflGa 70 and IS eonis AZ
Jane 9, ffJ3 20 PoHIER'S Rock Island.
('EIC4GO ANb r. I. X. B--Ilaye Just brought the
= subscriber seven eases Huii paper comprising all
ost eyesy VARIETY. Also bH- lot Of hreboard prints
direct from New FORK and for sale low b, .sr
June q, is55-s0 II. A. PORTER
WE have On hand and for sale complete sssort
W mebt VI Boots and Shoes from an lnfant shoe 10
q slgga Boot. all OF which offer for sale very low.
june 0, 1898 VAN TuYL 4 COOK.
{ DAIfTAACE EEEE--J 1851 opened iof inspection,
a rs dozen Ladies' and Mis.es' Bonnets which are OF
fsrsd very low at ISsLEE's New York store, No. 2.
LIE Claire Row. Jane o, 1858.
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AND CAPS. :

Hats Of al kinds Tor utn, Boz and Infants
3 lie best assortment aaNAirre. Y yos. y ai ~
iee4nt white heastr, you can have i, and any
hing else down % tha mesnes, kind OF a PAIR
Leaf, Caps n good quantity.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

MANUFACTURED and Tor sale ,y lhs undersigned
vi Brady street. door above the Gazette Office.
UNDEkT AkER.
Cofns On hand at ali times and fIrarsc win be fur
ni-hed to thosa who may desire it..
ISRAEL HALL.
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India Rubber Goods
Ready-Nade Clothing.

c as, c,oaks, pants, ,raseling bags, gloves,
APPS, synages, etc.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE,

II HE subscriber has sixty lots lying between Harrison
and Main streets, aud immediately north OF Potia-
yattaIne street which be offers for sale. s small part
OF the purchase money TO be paid down, for the
mainder. credit OF siS 10 eighteen months viii be
given If desired.
The above lots must and win be sold, aud any one
wishing 10 purchase can do - on the most favorable
terms. Apply 20 Corbn e. Ciaussen y. o. building
or the subscriber, al his store Front street.
davenport juno 9, ,53-5l RICHARp k. ALLEN.
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IS REGULAR MONDAY PACKET, 1853

a Y
New Saint Paul, y 1. Eissell Master
a -~ This elegaui steaaier viii
a3k q commence her regular TIPS on
tie opening ofuayigation, leaving 81.
Louis every Mcaaay evening. n O'Clock precisely
n connecting al Galena 18th the Minnesota Packet
Line. every Thursday. Returning shs viii leave
Cale ia the same evening, and arrive in 81. Leafs
every sasugaay morning
Eor fright Or rtssags apply on hoard.
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REGuLAR PACKET.
SEASON sol ARRANGEMENT. 1855

Michigan.
ST Tofr1s. KEoKUk BURLINGTON, .MUsCA
TINE. DAVENPORT. hoCh ISLAND AND
fs GALENA PACKET.
The ent rely and splendid nas.
n ssenrYr steamer MICHIGAN, Ro-
SSsddSY.n2 uyfr A. REILLY, Master, has com
nzzESseE71ha s,yIrea making weekly trips he.
tween ST. oufssndts en4-lea ING Sc. Loois every
saturday 4, O'Clock u. NJ. and arriving at pasen.
.,ort eyttS N n,avafs O'Clock NJ on her return
leaving Gasena on Wednesday evening and Oaseh'
por, OF Thnss lay al O'clock, a. Nj.
: The nIIGHlC, 4 NIseutirely NEW, and in pint o.
lpaeiiy. sreel aud spendor, has no equal on tht
Upper Mixsss spri- She is preyiiad with Evans
safety guards, steam AMI water gnages,iis pfsstrs
ers lifesost Sc Sc and oil modern Inventions for
comfort and secur.fy Of passengers. Captain Rei3
hopes by strict 10 the soue, o, passengers
and interest ic receive share Of patron
age SO iihrraiy extended 20 him heretofore.
For freight or psssgefapPls on board
1851 REGULAR MONDAY PACKET. 1883
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r rI1 puRYrTuRE STORE

r., FEARING. having taken the establishment for
VI mcrly owned by Mr.. II. Coolidge OF Cincinnati
would respsctfalls inform lis friends and the public
generally that he will centnHe to carry the business
lately Connected by Mr. r. Fearing, at the old es,ab
lishment In the Bazaar Buildings. Tie wiz continue 10
keep hand large assortment IL
READY MADE FURNITURE.
which he will ssll al tbs lowest price.
lLarnn LINN. q -
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Gbp 2f)rrhlq Grprr5s.
WEDNESDAY moRNINc. AuG. 10. 1853
ESCAPE OF ODONOHUE AND ARR
VALlN NEW YORK.

Mr.. William 0'Donohue, one of the Irish
patriots of lS4S- and exiles in Australia, ha:
escaped and arrived in New York. Since hi.
arrival in this country, he has given very in
teres!ing accountof the manner of bis escape
which we publish in to- days issue In publish
ing this narrative the correctness Of which no
one viii question: one is forcibly reminded OF
the treatment of the great Ex-Emperor Napo-
Icon ist. Those whom the people would not
justify in summary furnishing with death, the
iron hearted government endeavars to destroy
by legalized punishment which gradually, but,
surely consigns the victim to premature grave
o Donohue now treads the soil of freedom, and
may he long live to enjoy the immunites of
that freedom, for which he has labored so hard
risking property, friends and even life to acquire
Tor his country, aud which from the length of
his banishnlent and the nature of his punish
Inent, ne is SO well qualified to appreciate.
Four of his noble and ch:valrous companions
still remain in exle-Mitchen, Martin, McManus
and . bfien-hut it is TO be hoped that they
90, may soon be permitted 10 snuff ;h air of
freedom
Read the narrative and bless the occasion
which gave it birth
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REsiGsATIos.-Mr Rober, Schuyler resign
ed the Presidency of the Illinois Central Raj
Road Company on the 28th ult His resigna-
ton was accepted with regret and vote OF
thanks passed for his many and important servi-
ces TO the Company. Mr.. Neal was then elec-
ted President, but declined; and then Mr. VIM
Burrell, Treasurer, was elected Mr.. S. Alof
sen resigned the secretaryship, and Mr. Bunce
was elected to the vacancy. The reason of Mr.
Schuyler's resignation, is, that he is the Pres-
dent of the New York aud New Haven railroad
Company, and 10 retain this, by late law of
the Connecticut Legislature, he must resign the
Presidency of all others. 1t is said tha,aMr. S
will still remain in the Directory of the Illinois
Central Rail Road Company
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sy We learn though gentleman from ST.
Paul, that Henry NJ. Rice, has been almost un-
animously nominated for Congress by the Dem
ocrats of that Territory. Mr.. Rice is an old
settler in that country, popular man, and will
in all probability be elected by an overwhelm
ing majority. Should such be the case, Min
nesota will be well represented in Congress
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STRANGE THINGS Occur In THESE DAYS
II is boldly surmised by some very good men
in this City, that Dennis Mahoney secretly
operated against the election of John Ricketts,
democratic candidate in this County for Sheriff.
If MIR. Nj. did so, il was very wrong, SO long as
he was member oi the Convention which nom
mated him. One thing is certain, that he aud
his special friends done but little, if anything, to
promote his election
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THE HILLoTYPr- art of TRANSFERRING
colored pictures to a prepared plate, discovered
by Mr.. Hill, is 81 far perfected as to be reduced
to single operation, consuming 80 minutes
The attention OF" tie inventor is now directed
to shortening the tine, if possible, to 80 seconds
The only remaining difficulty to be overc ONE,
is to discover the proper accelerator of yellow
tints. Mr. HIT is confident df complete sue
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VISITS OF THE PRESIDENT To THE DEpAT-
mESTs.-lt is stated in the Republic that Presi
dent Pierce pays weekly visits TO the deaart-
ments; drops into the Offices of the heads of
bureaus, and so far as his time will permit,
makes himself acquainted with the business and
practical operations of the several coordinate
branches OF the govornmcnt--a practice which
everybody will commend, and which will lead
The public to believe that he will endeavor to
stake care that the laws will be faithfully exc
outo3
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PENNsyLvANIA.-John G. Knox, Esq h 8
been unanimously nominated by the Democracy
Of Pennsylvania, in State Convention, for the
Supreme Bench, 10 fill the vacancy occasoned
by the death of Judge Gibson Resolutions
approving of the Administration of President
Pierce, and Of Gov. Bigler, were adopted
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

CoSsoLiDATIoN.-Ata meeting of the Yer
mont Central Railroad Company at Montpelier,
VT, resolve in favor Of the consolidation of
the lines running from Boston TO Ogdensburg
was carried, with scarcely dissenting voice.
The following were elected directors of the
line w. B. Lee, Edward Crane, FL. n. Hod-
brook, John II Peck, Joel w. White, John S.
Eldridse and John D. Smith
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FREE TRADE.-A large meeting OF the peo-
pie of New Fcundland was held last week, at
which it was resolved without opposition, that
unfettered commercial relations with the Unit
ed States are necessary TO the continued pros-
perity of the province
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Dnbuaue City Mills.
Corner Sd and Water streets,

Corner Sd and Woter Streets,
HAVE constantly on hand, Superfne and Family
II Flour, warranted prime article, at wholesale or
RETAIL
We viii deliver fou tree of charge, within the limits
of the city,
Wanted-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, tor which
Cash will be at market prices Inferior, srunk
poed wheat not purchased
April, 80, 1851 NADEAU ROGERS co
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t1@ newly invented ife-preserver for steam
ers, consists Of buckets, with the bottom and
sides filled with cork, and capable of sustain
ing two persons in the water. Il is Intended TO
take the place of The common buckets kept
standing with water on the decks of steam-
hnafc
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BlaclxSYliitFsing.

A DAM HEAGNEY & Co., grateful TO their friend
IA for the support heretofore extended to them, would
solicit continuance of their patronage they are now
fully prepared to do all kinds of country work. such
ironing of Carriages. Wagons fioNgs SC. Horse and
OK shoeng sc. &c. with neatness and dispatch.
Washington To nship, 10 miles South of Dubuque
civ June IT, wit ADAM HEAGNEY, & Co.
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S 7 L A NJ T E R r Y

Al DUBUQUE.
1--WE UNDERSIGNED would inform the TraveLu
! Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat
u L A II
has this day commenced her reguIartrips to be made
every half hour across the Mississippi the Lower Fer
ry at Dubuque.
W. will cross any number ofTEAMS that will come
LET THE WEATHER BE WHAT 1T MAY, WILL RUN AT
NIGHTS fthere Is bts TO do.
Our charges are unreasonable any other Ferry on
the Upper Mississippi Everything that CaoFnians NAV
want by way of can be had athe lowest prices in
Dubuquethe City being literally crammed with such ar
tices as Calltornians want
N. B. Recellect, that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT Eagle Point: and
thatgh winds will not, at any tme prevent the boar
from crossing as is often the with Horse Boats
March 30:h '52--dwy.
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NoTED THIEr ARREsrEp.-BurtM Mackey,
notorious Cincinnati thief and pickpocket, was
arrested on the steamer Queen of the West, on
Sunday morning, for stealing $4,000 from one
of the passengers, which he was observed to
hide in the cnshions Of one of the setters
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

REWARD OF FIpELITy.-A faithfui body SER
want of the late Vice President King, it is said,
is now living in Washington. He was set free
by Mr. King, whoalso gave him $1,000 in mon
ey and his gold watch, ior the faithful manner
IN which I, 81 ssryedhin
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

70 The new law of Wisconsin abolishinc
Capital Punishment, effects commutation, in
The case of two prisoners who were lying in the
milwaukee Jail under sentence of death at the
Time of its passage
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10

REsiGsED.-Arehioald Campbell, Esq has
resigned the office of Assistant Secretary of
State, of New York, which office he has held
for many years.