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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-04
Gnn. Pierce's Inaugural Address.

Mr CoJnIRyMEn-
1t Is relief to feel that heart but my can kno
the personal regret and btsr sorrow over which have
been borne to position suitA BILE for others, rather
than desirable for myself
The rcumss noes under which have beea calle' fof
limited period, yreside the dss.nies of the
pubac 6il with profound sense OF responsibility bat
with nothin like shrinking apprehension | repair to
the post assigned me- rot to sousht but in obedisnce
to me unsolicited exp esson of your will svera5ls
ory for fearless, faithful and dsent exercise OF my
best powers.
Iosgbt be and am truly grateful for the mani
fsstaon of the nations eonndsnce but rhs 50 far from
Isheoiis my Obligations, only ACIDS To their weight.
" have monsd me in weakness: yen must sus
tain by your strength. Wlen looking for tho suldl
pnept OF reasonable euirements you will not be
miuosu Of the great chang which occurred,
withlo the last quarter II ury and The e01equent
AUGMENTATION and con p.xtty Of dues iDposel in the
Whether the element IT Inherent force in the repub
lie have Kept pace with it, unparalleled progression in
territory population and wealth. hae been tn subiect
OF estnest thought and discussoa both sides OF he
Less than sixty three years ago tie Fsthsr of
important Sats Of North Carolina 10 the Of
the Unitai Sta es' Of the fuhscts OF his special
oonsrAsuiAtion At u at momsn.s hoasvsr, when the
agitation consequent upon he Revolt onsry struggle
had hardly suhsdsd, when welwer- jus. emerging from
the weakness and embarrassment the confederation,
1hsre evident Consciousness OF vieor equal 10 the
great mission 20 wisely AND brsvey fuld led by our
fathers It was not presumptuous assurance
bu. calm faith, spriasns from siss, yias o, the
1t Ia paradox to Fay u at, although comparatively
wsAk .hs born nation ntrnsinsily strong In
considerable In population and apparent It
ws Upheld By broad and intelligent comprsns nsion Of
rsb add an all pervadirg purpose 10 maintain them
stronger ttsn armamsDts. 1t came from the
urnAss OF ths revolution tempered to ths necessities
nj the tmes The thoughts OF the men OF that day were
~ practical as their sentiments were patriotic They
Astsd portion Of their energies upon idle and dslus We
spscustons but with arm and fearless stsf advanced
beyond the goverpm Dtal landmarks which had hitherto
prcumsorbed the limits human freedom, and planted
ths standard where has against dangers which
have threa nod from abroad and internal agitation
which has ct times fesrfuiiy mensced at home They
approved themselves equal to the solution OF the great
problem. TO underssnd which their minds had besn IL
Illuminated BY the dawHing lights OF the revou on The
OBJECT sought not thing dreamed Oft Was thing
rsaiissd They had exhibited. not only the power TO
acFere bnt What al hts orr 70 b. 70 nrrh moro
~ 4A' tts ss.agif. !. ia -.ala I9s o7prssStl
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ILLNESS or Gov .BEooME.--We are panied TO learn,
say tho Tallahassee Foridaa OF tho 10th. Inst that
Gov. Broone, has been dangerously Ill at his panta
lion near Town and that he is still very feeble, though
improving. This m axes the second severe attack tue
Governor has had in the course Of the last few weeks
and as q consequence he has scarcely been abl. ex.
cert IN few occasions to ysit the Eyecut,7c an,
snd at.er to business durAg thst tina.
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The Marriage Ceremonial In South Caro-
lima.
We extract the following from the Cheraw Gazette

The Marriage Ceremonial in SOuth Caro-.
lima.
We extract the following from the Cheraw Gazette
Of the 10th instant:
During the Court Of Sessions last week, an indiv
dual WIS tried for the crime Of biyamy ana acquitted
In the charge OF his Honor Judge Frost to the jury
he remarked tlac there was no law in tina State of
south Carolina prescribing marriage ceremonial
That il citizen wished to buy sell piece OF land
The law prescribed the form OF deed title; That If
be wished t. bay or sell negro there was a legal
.orn for The bill OF ssle that il he wished to secure
lie payment Of money to himself, or to another, at
iuure time, there was legal form for the bond or
hote; but for the bonds of the most solemn and bind
ing obligation into which man oman could enter,
there was no legally prescribed form.
At orc period marriage was held to be religious
sacrament, and could only be solemnzed by the
clergy; consequently magistrates were prohibited
from performing the ceremony At a latter period,
tbcla prohibiting magistrate, from officiating at
marriage contract wac repealed. This, we believe,
is the extent Of eglslating by this State upon the
subject. Hence the mode of the ceremony and tao
character of the officiating functonary are lett to
the choice OF the parties entering iuto contract II
the couple who desire to enter iuto the holy state of
wedlock choose to call in a clergyman or m gs-
trote before whom to make their to each other,
and assume the relations Of husband and wife,
acknowledging each other as such before the world,
IL is all well. by the latter mode they enter into as
indissoluble a bond as by the former.
Ii Mr.. A. and Miss Il jump over broom, the for.
Dler saying, " take this woman to be my welded
wife" and the latter, :" take this man to be my
welded husband" ana 60 to housekeeping, they
are legally married, have entered into q bond Of
upion which cannot be annulloJ, so long as they
10th live. This indifference to the form Of cere-
ponal, binding the parties to the end OF life, may
to The casual obst rver seem strange but to til se
who are familiar with the working Of our system, no
such feeling IL experienced. Liberty of conscience
scrrton, even as to the mode Of entering into this
holy comcact. And this u ample reason for the ap
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SISSIPPI.
FELLOW. demonstrating become quite well
satisfied that majority Of the Senators ana Repre-
scntatives in our State Legislature. who bsve been
recently chosen by you are not at this time pledged
N co operate in my election to the national Senate
do not hesitate in Withdrawing altogether from tue
field Of competition, being DESTROYS of relieving my
political friends In the Legislature from the ernbar-
rss ment which they might other wise experience 10
consequence Of declarations II preference heretofore
made in my favor. j do not consider seat ia the
most august legslstiye 1nSy IN the World proper
Of the halls of caucus consultation; and ms smbi-
ton has not yet taken 20 low range as to allow me
to derive the least qualification from becoming a
representative in the United States Senate OF one OF
the sovereign member, Of this confederacy except
with the full and unbiased consent Of majority OF
her citizens.
In thu retiring voluntarily from the arena Of CON
ten.ioD. gladly embrsce the opportunity afforded
nc 81 declaring to you The ,yr'il' er,ttu1e which
lei, AID shall ever coniale TO cAersh, On 10 ;caat
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The NEGRO CASE In Quincy, ILL.-The Herald
Of tho 2lss inst. says:-Some weeks ago q negro,
supposed to be fugitive slave, was taken up in this
county and lodged in the county Jail in this city.
He was advertised under statute law aud in par-
suance of law and advertisement was sold on yester
day by Sheriff Palmer, at public sale on the steps OF
the court house, Mr. Furness OF this city, being the
purchaser, paying, or agreeing to pay, SO for the
negros services for period Of one month. Mr. Fur
ness went be ore Judge Sknner, and got out writ
OF habeas corpus and on Monday moaning next tho
question will be tried before Judge s. as to whether
The negro has been lawfully taken up, imprisoned.
and fold Mr. Furness Is freesoler or at least calls
himself such, and states that his object in purchas
ing the negro was to prevent his return TO slavery.
FIRE IN NEW JERsEy.--0n Sunday night about
IL or IL O'clock Are broke out 10 barn belonging
to Mr.. Howell Palmer, old and respe tied citizen,
residing some four miles from New Brunswick. The
flames communicated to the dwelling house, stablos.
and other out houses, all Of which were consumed.
Eight Rne horses were burned in thu stables, ber
s;dcs all tie farm prsduce I. Is suc3csed .hat tho
Ore WA the work Of ~ inceodiary.
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The Republication OF { en-. Pieree's Ana"gu-
ne Baltimore Piai form--Another
Letter from Senator WeiieT-- Gov. Foote's
manifesto The Departure OF Con. Cass
from Detroit for W. hington &C., Sc, Sc,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
THE STATE OF IowA,}

The STATE OF IowA,}
Scott County,
In the matter ofthe application for Dover in the
Estate of Jo'iu 4. Ruiye, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given to all the parties in
~ teresled therein and to SAID Estate that Ma
ria Ann Witlkopi, late widow o! John f. Ruige,
deceased, late OF said county, has this da, tiled
her petition in the County Court Of said county
The prayer Of which is TO obtain dover in GER
tain Real Estate Of which deceased, died seze ]
OF, and Of which deceased had legal interest in
aud " hich has not been sold on Execution or 9TH
er ndica sale and 10 which said petitioner has
made rel nq,ishment Of her rights, said land
described as follows, 10 wit: The south we.t
fractional quarter of section No. thirty 30 the
north east quarter OF section No. thirty lone, 81 ,
the east hall OF the north west quarter and the
east half ofhe south west quarter OF section thir.
ty-one, ri in township No. seyenty-nIne, 49,
range No. two, (2) east, containing 4s7 52-l0o
acres OF land, excepting theretrom the east hall
OF the south west quarter OF section No. thirty
one (3l and the south halt OF the south cas-. quar-
Ter Of The north west quarter OF said sect, No
thlfty-onc, g containing one hundred acres OF
land, which in equity and justice belongs to one
Hans Henry 1eaman, and 10 which no dover IS
herein set up.
The Honorable Coul, having appointed Mon.
day the Cd day OF May, 1853, at O'Clock P. NJ.
at the Court House, in Davenport, in said county,
as the time and place tor'the appointment OF Rel
erees, for admeasurement of dover, when and
Where.l art es interested may attend, II they think
proper SO to do
BY order of the County Court Of Scott county,
Iowa, March goth, 1853.
MARY ANN WlTTKOPF.
Attest, JAMES THoRisGroN, County Clerk.
Mach 3l,-30 4w
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4 chance for nargains.
LANDS FOR SALE.

AR. SASDERs:-Please to inform those persons that
w have been negotiating with me for the purchase
OF lands. that have engagements that VIII require
me to be absent from Davenport for few weeks, but
on nv return ! will throw into the market ctecen
acres of superior land, well located, improv-
I'd and unimproved-a portion of IL near Davenport.
II will be sold in tracts OF fory eighty and one hun
dred and sixty acres in larger quantities il desr
ed. As respects price am resolved TO sell at low
any other person Will sell lands similarly
loo atei, and oil as good quality. Included In the
above ia che tract OF one thousand Of first quail,
~ prairie land, with twenty five acres OF good RAN
timber which will cut forty cords OF wood to the
acre; the timber is locatsd within on. mile OF Inc
Mississippi river price one dollar and ninety cents
per acre. Also, twelve tow lots for sale.
A. G. FULTON.
Davenport Mch 9Th, 1853.
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STATE OF Iowa,
County oil Clinon}
In District Court far said County:
TO w. 7. CROZlEk:
q lh:-1 GU are hereby notified that there is
- now on file IN the Office OF tie Geek Of the
District Cour, in said county a petition Of Mar.
tin Dunning claim NJ OF you the title 10 the fol-
lowing described tract OF land IN said county Of
CT nton and State OF iowa. to wit: The north
cas-, quarter OF north west quarter Of Section No.
Nineteen 4 9 in TownshipNo Eighty One, t8il
north Of Range No Seven, east u 9th T. NJ.
or that said petition purchased said land en- The
29th day of May A. D. 1852, al tae sale thereof,
tor the deIinquen. axes thereon, Tor the year a.
D. 1851 for the sum OF Two dollars and forty
ihr,e cents, and thai unless you appear and ans
wcr thereto, on or before the first cay OF the
next term thereof, on the 81 day OF My next,
judgment vii be rendered against you thereon,
and all your title and interes, to said land for.
ever barred and !oreelosed.
MARTIN DUNNING, Plaintiff.
Cook & BRo., his ATl'is.
March 3lst, 1853. no 50 4w
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AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
M'GregOr & Lawes.
LEX. w. M'cREGos. 4. ]. Ia,

Hest Side Main betueea Front and 2,td ST.
WILL buy, sell and locate Land Warrants,
w buy and sell Real Estate, Pay Taxes, In
yostiga'e Titles, Invest Money, Negotiate Loans
on Bond and Mortgage.
Bny and sell Exchange and all kinds of Gold,
Specie and Uncnrrent Bank Notes, at best rates.
Collections made and prompt, RENTED for,
al current rates OF Exchange.
Interest allowed on deposites on tire or 10 be
check for at sight.
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Credit island for Sale.

I'IllS beautiful Island containing loO acres
land n oreat mart OF v hich is well timbered.
and half under cultivation. For terms which
ara rc,so,,hle anply 10 II. C. EADS.
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INSURANCE.
GENERAL AGENC1

" u kELORo L-NEhiL AuENC /,
Main ST., DAVENPORT, Iowa.
T,Hls Agency vii! take risks in Drelh,.g
L Houses, Stores, Mails and Shops, with their
contents against loss 81 F!as. Also Marine
r SIX on Merchandise and Risks on LIVES H.
he following well established Insurance Com
panies.
Washington Union Insurance Co.
Ceyeland,O
American Mutual Insurance Co.
Amsterdam, n. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co.
New York.
New York Union Insurance Co.
Jamestown, Ny.
New York Life Insurance Co.
New York CITY.
Shippers and Merchants doing their cargo
business with him will be allowed return pre-
MUM Of l2A per cent.
Davenport, Dec. %, 1852.
ALEX. w. MeGREGOR,
Gensl Agent.
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BEES! BEES!

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L the citizens OF this and adjoining counties
that they have purchased the sole right for man
nacturing selling and using ]. A. DHgdae'>
Patent Moth Proof Bee Hive for the State Of To-
wa. and have in their possession certificates from
respectable men in the Eastern Stntes to show
that this Hive ls proof against those destro ing
insects [moth1 AMI P7ss sses other SUI erjor quail
itie.,
Please call and examine q he hive at oar Car
aenser shop on Brady st. between 81 ard 4rh,
whore W. are PREPARED 10 St Il couEty, township.
and individual rights, AMI Hives ready for use
on reasonable terms, and should our hives prove
Otherwise than we Tcpresc nj. We torfelr all paw
We wish also 10 purchase 500 ,warms Of Bees
for which VIII exchang II YES or nav cash
". C. HDpP; & c..
Daceppor'. Narch Eth. 1853 q8-3n
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LAND FOR SALE.

T'IIE subscriber wishes to sell forty acres oil
land. 1t is situated one mile west OF Daren.
port Oh the telegraph line. II is rery desirably
located for a country residence being one hal
bottom land and the balance on the hill side
The land is rery rich, that on The hill side being
well adapted for gardening purposes. Ten acres
Of the latter are already prepared for the erection
of buildings. JAS N. GLASpELL
March 10th, 1853.
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IOWA LAND OFFICE.
T., r.. EBAaSfI hske

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Brady Ist door Lclow Second Street.
fONTINUEs to act as agent for either buyer
~ or seller in the purchase and sale of Real
Estate His y stem is, to charge reasonable
Commission on all actual sales, mot pockeing
the difference between the sellers loueft, AMI The
buyers highest price.) Those having Real Es-
tate 70 sell will find it for their interest to have
It entered in his books, VIII ch are open to gener-
al inspection. ono sale no charger
Davenport, March Is, 1853
FIRE INSURANCE,
LIFE INSURANCE,
LIFE STOCK INSURANCE.
L. r. PARKER. GENERAL AGENT.
brady STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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LOOK HERE STRANGER?


HSE ord with YOU while have Your eve.
~ Have YOU ever 1ra5elei2 II not YOU are
bound to do so. This world is all commoton
No rustng OUT, "Now-a-das's You VIII wake
up some morning and find Rail Road stretched
uaht along in front ct yonr door. y ou look
snrpr.ed--hear buzzng sound and the bull
zine is upua ynu-you are caught up-the cries
Of vile and children are no avail. Eui-eines
have no hearts if husbands have. Well the
thing is did; You are, cam, tell how far from,
home, right plump in Davenport. Cause that's
where the Rail Roads are coming. Well, you
are in a fix, something must he done, your inner
man admonishes YOU that Railroads. don't stop
digestion. Stranger, II is critical moment.
don't be 100 hasty, bat reflect, and as YOU do So
remember that Hotel,
TEE WHITE HALL,
and BRowN its Proprietor, are in davenport
There you can be made happy quicker than Rad
uGy can cure a love-sick boy. Shall tell you
how il is done--a full stomach--clean beds -
kind attention md all so nice 10 almost make
II fellow forget his northumberland all so rea-
sonable Well it's no use taikng--come and
see and I think all will be right in the morning
The above House is the principal Stage Office
in the city.
Dated at Home, Jan. o0h. 1858.
BY W. r. BROWN.
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JOHN NJ. RANDELL, 5. w. BALDWIN,
ST. LOUIS. Orange, n. Jersey
BALDWIN & RANDELL,
1853.
STRAW GO0Ds:

500 dozen Panama Hats
400 do Maraesiba Hats
30 do Granilld Hats
loOa DO Leghorn Hats;
900 do Sewed Pedal Hats;
20 do Brazilian straw hafsi
sol do yonth's and boys Lsghofn hatsi
9eo do chiiiren's assorted straw hsit;
= 600 do zen mems ana boys Palm l. al Hats.
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III RAILROAD TO NEW YORK, BOSTON, AM
PHILADELPHIA.
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A First rate Farm for sale.

4 First rate Farm for sale.
Containing 22S Acres situated bctucea 5
ard 6 miles bcloar Davenport on the
IFeat bank Of the Mississippi rirer-
Part bottom ami part upland.
A BOUT 60 acres under good fence and cnli-
II walton; fine garden. several good springs. 9
of them in the earden-some Fruit trees--a large
number oil Locust Trees abundance OF line
Stone, and supp sed there is Coal on the premi-
ses. There is plenty of good timber on the
place. A good farm house, stables, &c
Apply 10 B. SANFORD.
Davenport, April lst, 1853
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STATE OF Iowa, |

STATE OF Iowa,
County OF Scott.
In District Court for said County:
TO ORPHA CHASE:
MAD M:-ioi are hereby notified that
VI lhere il now on Gle in the Office OF the
Clerk of The District Court in said County PEE
fi'i'n Of Stephen :. Chase, praying a divorce
from, The bands of malrinrony now existing be-
tween said petitioner and yourself for the fol-
lowing canses 10 wit: wiful desertion, aban-
Comment and abuse on rour part from said petit
toner. from the month Of November A ID. 1850
En'il the present time, W thout any cause there
for and other causes specified in snid petition,
on or before the first day %! the next term there
IL, on tie 10Th dav of Nav A y. 1883, the
PRAYER Of said petition wi be granted.
STEPHEN 5. CHASE, Complainant.
Cock BRo.. ArTy's.
March 3Ist 1853 Ne. 30 4w
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MACHINERY AND CASTINGS
For San Nils, Grt Nils Steam Boats and Workshops.

n
W Establishment We
Ito
IRON AN BRASS NnaIas,
SELECTING, MIXING AND SMELLING OF METAiS-ALSO-
MACHINE AND FINISHING SHOPS
q
Workshops the East
A PATTERN DRAFTING AND DESIGNING DEPARTMENT.,
which for ability > United s'ae.-d
FORGING AND RLAcKslIIHLNG SHOPS
Makers capabilities
PLANlNG-DRILLING AND SCREW CUTTING MACHINES,
Establishment complete
BUILD, FINISH AND REPAIR MACHINERY
a,
neither ate ourselves Business
patronage We peparedto Manufacture
Engines, either Large Small Horizontal or Upright;
Slide Vaces Of--Suta6e for SAY lNAL;
FIGURING 1MaL-Sham Boaso Work shops
PangFly
MILL IRONS AND MILL GEARING,
Mills propelled By and including
Wheels cnnks and NiiIe Gearing
atenion
FRONJs-C OLLMNS-- CORNICES--C.4PS AND SlLLS
graceful afforded exceeding that Of We will
&c Bras TO
nd Machinery ddnd inform afforded
r If CLAIRE DAVENPORT s. co, Preprieiors.
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FOR SALE,

A FINE Farm onthe Mississippi River, three miles
~ below Buffalo, containing ninety acresabeH ut one
half under cultivation and well ienccd-the balance
,ooa timb, r land. Has comfortable Dwelling House
IN IT, aud n good well of water the door with
Chain Pump in it. Il is one Of tn finest Farms on the
mi River, and will be sold at great bargain,
Possession givcn Immediately Fl qure OF COOK x
.SARGENT-or of S. +. WOODRUFF on the rrrmi-
So March 10Th. ls53.--21 -5wp
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Farm For Sale.

no ACRES undera high state OF cnltiva~
I u ton for sale, save SO OF which is well
,imbrred, and running water, win good dwell
MI q. r.. E.. FADS.
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PUBLIC MOTTO q.
FARM Al LONG GROVE FOR
EaEET

DATRICK HOGAN offers for sale his farm a.
l. Long Grove, twelve miles from town, con-
tanning three hundred and sixty acres. one hur-
dred and twenty acres of timber, sixty acres in
cultivation, good house and barn, fine growing
orchard sc. Apply 10
COOK s. SARGENT.
DayenDari Fob Dc 1880
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New Watch l. Jeweiry store,
! Doors South Of Cook 4 SarsenlS
Banking House.

UUuNtuc
T3E subscriber has just arri' ed from New
L York, with the largest and best assortment
of
GoLp& SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. &C.
ever offered in Iowa, and he is determined to sell
lower than the same quality and style Of goods
can be bought IRON St Louis TO St. Anthony.
His stock consists in part OF Fine Gold, Lever
and Lspine Watches, Hunting and open tacts,o OF
every ST, lie and pattern. and varying in price from
$4,000 to 10000. Silver Levers, LePines anu
Ve,ys Watches TO suit all.
very fine assortment of Gold Guard, FOB
and Vest Chains, varying in price from Slo,ooto
$4,000 $50
Also, Gold KEYS and Seals, Earrings, Finger
rings. Cuff pins. 81 east pins, and Cold Pehchs,
in endless variety. a lot OF very superior uo'a
Pens, warranted.
God and Silver Spectaces, Silver and Plated'
Tea Tab eaud Salt Spoons, Silver ana plated out
ter knives, and in short all articles usually kep
o such establishments
HIS goods have been purchase from first hanis
a, the very lowest prices, and selected with great
ave bot, as regards taste and quality, which en-
.hles him to offer he best goods at very low pri-
Ices.
Particular attention given TO repairing ana
cleaning Clocks, Watches AMI Jewelry and all
work warranted.
Feeling confident that can rend,r satisfaction
respes Truly solicit a share Of public patronage
P. NJ HOUSED.
Davenport. Dec. ,st. 1852.
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200 acres Of Timber Land

NEAR mouth OF Pine river in Muscatne
~ county for sale in % and 20 acre lots by
March IL. COOK & SARGENT