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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
THURSDAY MORNING. ssprzxsxR i, 1855
r Z 4 s O N AL

The presen, number closes the taslfta
year OF the Davenport Gazette and with the
next il enters upon its teens. Ii is now
one among the eldest papers in the State,
as firmly established and perhaps paying as
well az any in Iowa. When FIRST we com.
menced the publication Of the Gazette, Dav-
enpor; contained about as many hundreds
as she now has thousand. Of Inhabitants.
Our beginning was small, bu. We managed
to live through those trying times and have
steadily advanced with the progress Of the
place, until We now defy competition. Two
years in succession our business in every
department has doubled and the next twelve
month We anticipate an increase equiyalen,
to that of the last twentv-tour months.
We speak not hoastingly, but TO show the
reader that our advance is with the place
and that the progress Of the city is rapid.
With the beginning Of the thirteenth vol
ume we commence the issue of the Gazette
tri-weekly and trust we may continue to re-
ceive. as we will endeavor to merit, the pat.
ronage and encouragement of our fellow.
citizens.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
BREAKING GROUND.

Mr. Carmichael, the contractor on the
first division Of the u. & NJ. Railroad hence
to Iowa City, has been industriously at worl
between here and the City, making neees
sary arrangements preparatory to eommenc
ing the grading on the entire route. Sucf
are Mr.. C's arrangements that he has now
determined to break ground this day, and
yielding to request made by many OF our
citizens will commence operations at pre-
cisely loi. o'clockA NJ. near Mr.. LeCiaire's
residence.
The honor OF raising the first spade Of
earth will by common consent fall upon
our liberal, and well tried citizen Mr.. An
tome LIE Claire.
Let there be general turnout on the
occasion, and q manifestation be glen that
We take some interest in the commence
ment OF Road that WILL with others, even
tually make us the Queen City of the West.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
ssudy Of Nature.

/, is delightful to revel amid Gods great
works-to trace the Almighty power in the
formation of bit of stone-to observe the
wonderful construction of an insignificant
insect-the exceeding loneliness Of a minute
flower. To see these things confers a
pleasure, but to examine them with the eye
Of a naturalist, to dissect them, to probe every
part OF them, to observe how beautiful each
atom or organ is adapted to the completion
OF the whole, begets unalloyed sa tisfaction.
To see variously formed stones, insects OF
divers construction and flowers OF many hues,
IS pleasant to the beholder, but to be able
to resolve each one into its own appropriate
class, to place it Alright in the great arrange
ment which its wise Author designed, to
give il a local habitation and name,. is a
happiness which belongs to the naturalist
alone. Study to know the works OF Nature,
for in them alone is perfection and mans
highest excellence is but their feeble imi-
tation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
Public Nuisauces,
tation.=

We had thought, when We presumed to
reply to the first article of Der Democrat
that ne had to do with one who, whatever
his moral disqualifcations and avowed infdel-
ity atleast possessed the attributes of gem
tleman, but We are mistaken. We court fair
and candid discussion upon all subjects of
public interest and were willing to overlook
all those advantages which Mr.. Gulich's
ignorance Of our language gave US, but we
cannot stoop to the degradation of re-
ply to one who resorts to wilful insinuation
and open blasphemy. Our associations neith-
er public nor private have ever been with
such men, nor shall they ever be.
As a conductor Of the public press we con-
ceive il to be our duty to point out for abate-
ment every public nuisance that comes I'M
der cur cogaizance, and We shall as Of yore,
proceed TO do so, whether infdel Germans
or protestant Americans be the disturbers Of
the peace.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
The n.per,.r and the Iyons R.ilrssd.

The leading article in the last Iowa City
Reporter isl puff OF the Lyons Railroad; all
well enough in its way, and like hundreds
o, .lhe same sort would have passed IN
nnotieed by us, had not the writer oft take
occasion to accuse US fpablishing "paltry
slur" upon the above Road. One SO ready
to make accusations ought at least be able
to point out the .slur." Now We defy the
editor of the Reporter to point out the frs,
line. or word, in the columns Of the Gazette,
tina, can be construed into sslur" on the
Lyons Railroad.
In an article OF ours three weeks since, in
which We mentioned that Mr.. Farnam was
abou, letting the contract for the building o.
the Road hence to Iowa City, We used the
following laaguage:-"A friend Of ours
offers 10 BET forty zig apples, or through
, ticket, that FarRam will have more track
graded on this Road in ten days after the
men commence operations, than the "wheel.
barrow Roads have completed since las'
February Now, Mr.. Reporter, is this the
obieeticnal article, II so, are you author
lied to place the Lyons Road among til,
.Wheelbarrow Roads.' We ask for in
formation and viii be governed accordingly
We certainly have not mentioned the Lyons
Road in any other way than giving from
time to time of its progress. and certainl,
MOI in manner that can be tortured intt
/ a "slur.'
1 The Reporter must not expect to get Us
into a Railroad controversy unless he drive
us into it. We feel more particularly in
,erested in our own Road just now, an,
prefer writing about it, without entering in
to controversy about other real bona .fsl
Roads. or s.Wheelbarrow Roads,"
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Notices..

UNITED STATES ILLusTRATED-MEYER S
UsIvERsUM.-The centre table is not COM
plete without these works. They are pub.
lished in semi-monthly parts and illustrated
with engravings from drawings by the frs,
artists. The Literary Gazette speaking Of
the latter of these works says: at is the
most elegant and the cheapest, the most in
structive and the most entertaining book OF
prints in the whole world and it deserves
universal admiration and patronage" II.
]. Meyer, l64 VIM. street, N. York is the
publisher.
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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

-, Lprfs Asp GAtESA, VIA MISSISSIPPI ETtEF,
III r. ar nnW running S,il.-Weskl, Express {, aFI
w ften 81. Louis ~ HaIlHihal, taity. ke0knh,
BITlitatun, Mu~siiiHe, Rock Island, Davenport and
ibtS mediate places 10 Galena. Oar arrangements
will tn steam pack ap.i us f.clu, for the sHit
ad speedy tFsfsoriaiion of bunk setts, specie Pack
ages boxes and baas of goods th collection ana pay
meat ri notes aud accounts, ald The purchase o goods
orders, oy. Sc. A trasiy messenger Httl accom-
is each ENptcss provided with IRON saie. for ll-
ssruCtf az valuable packages UEtrssied - h's care
OrIafs e.. til p4f,hAac VI 20 ,ds SIS. ffom Gaena
ard other I0gsU on tbs roats, III avg VGOluit aiirH-
iiat, and packages ret.rncd ~ The ntst mesastger
Packages ~ b. called frE aEJ UstV cd 1t 81 bHais
wtg,lat yh8rge Tor cIrtasa. Messengers wall leave
fags.lafs and ffnEa, 81 eat4 week. ~ Galtha We
CUuaert u,ia BarasS X O.. 10 = fAal. AS 10 CHI
cr.n faln, &s,B hprs ad uti tao principal eastern
gil,i4. LIVINGSTON ~ AkeiO d Co, prop'rs
IkAWECh 4 son, Agents.
rg, g. 5a.3u p..yei port, l0WE.
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TRI-wEEKIY GAzITTE.

On next Saturday we expect to issue the
first number Of our Tri-Weekly. The size
will be small, but we shall give our subscri-
bers as much reading matter as they gener-
ally &c. in paper published as often and at
Is low price. We shall enlarge as our
patronage increases.
II may be necessary TO state, that we re-
ceived not quite one-halt the number of SUBJ
scrihsrs which we thought necessary to the
commencement OF Daily.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

BANK OF ATLAsrA.-From an adyer-
tisement in to-day's paper it will be seen
that Messrs Cook g. Sargent are receiving
the notes of this bank. We arc informed
that they are also received by Messrs Luz
cas- g. Simonds and Clouteau e. Benost in
St. Louis. We know nothing in relation
10 the solyency of this institution, but pre-
sumo the oldest bankers in the West would
not receive It's notes, were they not satisfied
with regard TO them solvencv.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20

The number Of deaths here yesterday was
242.
The Washington school house has been
converted into hospital-the school will
not be opened until November.
LOUISVILLE, August %.
A private dispatch from reliable source
says that the deaths by fever in New Or
leans on Saturday were 80, and on Tues
day over 300.
MEMPHIS, Aug. IS, '53.
The Majority for Johnson, dem, } for Gov
ernor, is 2,2l6.
The Congressional delegation stands five
wings and four democrats.
The State Senate is thirteen democrats
and twelve wings; and the house forty -four
wings and thirty one democrats.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
WASHINGTON, Aug. %


The Walton Mills, on James River near
Richmond, were burned on Thursday night
Loss estimated at about 100000 Insured
100000 The lax Hall Flour Mills near
by, were damaged to the amount of 81, 900
Between two and three hundred operatives
are thrown out Of employment.
New YORK, Aug. %.
New Orleans papers of Sunday and Mon
day are received. The returns from Austin,
Texas, give the majorites for Ochiltree, the
Wing Candidate for Governor, and there is
some probability of his election
The mail between Atlanta and Montgom-
cry, Ala, has been robbed Of letters from
Mobile for New Orleans. The amount alb
stracted is said to be from 10000 to 10000
dollars.
This p. NJ. the extensive Piano Forte
manufactory of Samuel Gilbert, Ala Wash
ington street, was destroyed by fire. Loss
$50 900.
LOUISVILLE, August "a
A despatch from Jackson, Mississippi,
says that the Yellow Fever is awful at
Vicksburg and Natchez every body is leav-
ing that can get away.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

The Dubuque Express has dropped the
subject Of Democratic clerks being removed
from Office for INDUCING in the "infernal
spirit Of rum" just as well, as we do not
think Mr.. Fillmore or Pierce either would
have retained man in Office OF known dis
solute habits.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
The Dubuque Tribune speaks thus of tn

The Dubuque Tribune speaks thus of the
in regard to the construction of the Missis.
sissippi and Missouri Railroad
We honor Davenportfor the perseverance
with which she has stuck TO this ENTERPRISE
For fee years TO our knowledge has she had
her shoulder TO the wheel, and she is now
rewarded by the cheering prospect of seeing
the fruition OF her labors. II would be we'll
for Dubuque to profit by her example, and
learn that "where there is will there is
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
A Hint.

As with the next number commences a
new year of tho Gazette, it is very good
time for those who have not yet taken il to
subscribe. And as the present number clos
es the old year it is an equally favorable
time for those indebted to settle up,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MIssIssIpPI AND MISSOURI RAILROAD.

~,EAIED pRoPU.ALs will be received Ut the En-
- :sA@arS eiee In Das eblon for erHdiig ian hi'ss
ppi and Missouri Railfoad between Davenport ana
Iowa iJty 10y private contract. Plans ana spetihra'so
are r,.4Is iorc xamtnatson The woFk eoh,iaisoi
hrHy excavations and bridging through abt3uhuia ana
iuc county. b. T. GAkMlGHAEi, Contractor
Davenport, August 9jll, 1853.
ttepQi.Wau nBd Reporter, Iowa tHy 5oHfssi anu
ERgulT MUststhe; itaMkcye and Telegraph, bur.
iEgton iattlli-encer AND Republican, Il Lous cop!
month aid 4s,.d bill 10 advertiser.
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AsZEIGER pEs WEsTESs.-We have re-
ceiyed copy of the English edition Of this
German paper published in st. Louis. 1t
is filed with attacks upon the Catholics, so
we presume it to be another of those vile
and disreputable sheets which maintain that
this is not Christian country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

}h THE MoNrArK.-This fine new steamer,
just from the ways at Pittsburg, visited our
wharf last week She was built at an ex-
pense Of S25 900 and expressly for this trade
E. II. Gieim, tavorably known in this trade,
il her commander. The Montauk is light
drsught and well adapted TO the present
stage Of water.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

The petition for the abolition of slavery
published in our last, emanated from Boston.
though originally suggested by Abraham
l.. Penhock, Samuel Rhodes, and other in
tluential Friends Of Philadelphia.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

From CUBA.-Adyices from Havana rep
resent the Island as extremely sickly.-
The yellow fever is raging, and is very dis
tructive in its ravages among the unacclima-
ted.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

DESIRABLE LocArIos.-The Peru Oils J
Chronicle says, there are at the least calcu-
laton one hundred and fifty drunken men
in that city every Sunday.
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DR.. Rufus w. Grswold has received
$4,000 from the n. Y. and New Haven r.
k. Co, for injuries inflicted upon his wife
and daughter by the Norwalk accident.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
YELLOW Fryrn.-Three hundred ane

fifteen per day dying at New Orleans II is
awful, The population At present eanno,
exceed 10000. tn ratio al deaths j. as
TO l27. Fsus months OF such visitation
would not leave man, woman or child
Of that PSP1oas sty to tell thu story.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

SUICIDE. Miss Thorese Fcrenzy, of
preorburg celebrated Hungarian poetess,
whose verses were as popular as those Of
Moore in Ireland, committed suicide by
shooting herself with a pistol on the 3ist
Of Nav
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

A fugitive slave case occurred at Cincin-
natl last week. After a fair trial the negro
was given up to his master, who departed
with his property without molestation
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40 ICE Il hereby given that the Co'phrtnr rehP Cd
J. the iirn 81 SAiIH EFFEf Is this DAY alss ui ~,
by muuai consent. All claims aasnsi The hrin ,,m
paid by Mr.. w. Ehey, aud those indebted W NV "
will please call and settle their accounts. ,w
Aug L. lta3 90 ,bsp
lie viii renlnin at the old stand until Sept Isl, "'e"
removed to door below Hardin. d liansohs'
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OCTOBER Term, \. d: 1913.
To R0mHtus J. Bomrrs;
< IRYou are hereby notified that ,hcra Is now on H..
in the Office Of the i.rk OF the district Court in said
county petition of susanna Brown. formerly Susannu
Bowers) and Charles Brown her husband claiming %.
you Eight Hundred dollars money now lust, iluc
them from you, for money loaned By tie said s
the 10Th da. Of jay, A. H. lSis, mud pylug
The foreclosure OF certain mortgage ofiat daia exc
Cuted by you 10 the said Susanna Ia a"rufc said sum
which mortgage iaupon the West har0fthe %nuth Wc4t
Hunrter of Section seven, e. in Township sptcty-ntfr
t1n sahge four, a. East m sind Scott county,, Iowa and
that unless you appear aHd answer harro Ou ar baiogr
the third day OF October, A H. 1853, d.sm nj wifi b.
rendered against you thereon and the pray Of sRd
petition granted, COOK a Exon HER
sept /, iSj3--52 +fw Auv'y for TIf'T
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LADIES SCHOOL,

tIRS. COOK g. MRS PESTER beg respectfully 10
vi Inform their Friends and the aides of Davenport
they VIII resume their duties, Monday, Sept 5th laa3
Aug -, 1853, IT w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
1000 CASES
COTS AMI SHOES.

,ytIiF subscribers prepared 10 offer In ,t
customers, and 10 purchasers generally Il lar,, AMI
complete stock, comprising every desirable art,, IL
thcif line
Merchants purchasing Boots and Shoes will reo.n
her HAT we not advertising a stock 10 arriy. W.
have the goods la store, TO which We invite I'm, ~
tsAtion ST tho trade.
NANNY, WELD 4 nRsKF
Sept /. is53 l56 Main stree. II Louis Ma
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FARM FOR SALE.
TEN mile. fium Davenport, 20 acres fenced an
ana about 80 grated fruit ire IS growing he''
Water constantly flowing across the nitt.
---Also:---
An 80 acre tract miles from Davenport, VIM l n
tiyor Ia view for several miles. A lev aefes u' nv,
cultivation and Dwelling House are the ON. '
Natcred l., untaiiing springs
ALSO
JOG Aerr, Prairie, { miles from davenport a''''
proved, and ,.,,.
10 Acres Prairie IL miirs from Davenport uhlihP'u'
cd. Enquire al the
BOOK STORE Of ,o
W IL. HOLMES \ 70
Davenport, Aug. 25th. 1853. 'i-"
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THE STATE OF IOWA, liz pt~relor CorRr roR s.Ip
Scott County. , CouSTY
TO WILLIAM HOWARD:
CIR You are hereh. notified that there lshow on file
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District tour ia said
County, n petition of n. Corwh X 90. thcin@ Capnr
undsr that name and 81, ley claiming % Two
Hundred and Scycnt, Five and &C. 100 dpllars
ey due them cerrin promlsory note made 10y you,
dated s.DaveHport Iowa, Nov. 10Th 1850 for the
Of sc4 payable TO James VI. otis before the
Isl day OF Ma. following lis dat and which note Is
the property ofpeoncfs and tou are also notified hat
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition, that
writ Of attachment has issued against PROPERTY
and that the has been attached, and that unless
you appear and thereto before the ilrst
day OF the thereof the 81 da, October
next judgment will b. rendered against you thereon
and said attached property sold to satisfy the
COOK n BROTHER
Sept ], ls53-J2.iw. AIMS for PlttF
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
ST rcrgis "a from New York lot Of choice uto-
81 crr.ss. consisting in part al
liux RalsIis; Fgs; PHHcs; hlmoras
turrlntS; EEgisii nainuts; Spice: Peppers
Ginger; Mace; Nutmc-s; Cloves
/ cinnamon: Said oil; Yeast Powder;
Mustard Lu.Muoi; Maadsr; ascHnt Pepper
AiHHE y Petre; sulphur Sal soaa'
4iackercl 10 Bbis hlf bbls aud Kegs;
salmon IN Kits; God i-h;
For sale by NJ. DAiIELh,
aug IS tfoGt VI.
Il EAS, Young iiyson, Imperial aud Black 'A' Oh
ana - DALZELLS.
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To the I.adia.

1 SMALL les OF Self HcIting Smoothing rnus
y Received and fur sale by
Frost ubd Perry Il. 81 DAiZEiL
/ eFss--p ptins article Of i}ofs iar ssis a
S@gt3 HAL2EEi.'S.
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vsrRAY NOTICE.

.,trsyed from II farm afttr subscriber
,NtfyHg in tuu3Fe ioerahip, traar
sl%SS a1anty. Iowa. ts.gf Wies : o4th f.a-t pi
v Se--~> Upton, mo MAkkS, 0He ut thcm ienf
" "a IN years oid OF q ,pt1r. = larg' naFr;
my the athar sis care old iehi bay
t.tlte crest fsl, ~, Tltse' small mare.
ss'---z-as=<t7 ANY person Who y At give ms itto m
Oh OF their l.eroaBoutS Tvlatn iAcI tn ~ III 10
l{t,aratlt rcN ardsd. SAMGE4. NESIlEkOAp
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Bank Of Atlanta

NOTES Of above Bank will be received al ,oms -,
Of other currency al each Of our Barking u.n.
sept !, ls93-if Cuok q SARGENT.
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IOwA-CoLIEGE.

Il HE neat term of this Institution VIII commence 9"
+" thursday tho 18th Of September next
Tuition "a frcp and Eng. Department, ssno
:" coll gate. CIV
In all cases 10 be paid in advance.
Davenport, Aug. -, ls53.
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STATE OF IOWA,l IN District Court for said Coun
County OF Scott, y.
10 HashtcgtoB .NcLcas:
- iRYoa terebx notified that there Is now on le
40 in the Office OF the iafS 81 the District Court sad
county, petition OF EbeRczef Cook. claiming Of YOU
the title 10 the following tract Of land situated in Scott
county, State oil Iowa, to wit Inc South West quarter
weight, s) North of Range No Three t3l East Ut the
9th principal meridian; for that std petitioner purehas
I'd said land the lst day OF May, A. d. ls32. Al tie
sale thereof for the delinquent taxes thereon for the
year A. ID. 1851, and that unless ,ou appear and
answer thereto, before the Hrs, day ri tine
next term thereof, ION The ID day OF october,
A ID. 1881 Judgment will be rendered agailts
sou thereon, and all your title and interest said lapd
forever iorcciosed. EBEN i.XER COOK, PIN.
BY COOK d. BEo., his AHys
sept !, 1853. Sow
STATE OF ioWA,l In District Coart Tor sad CouI-
cunt, of Scott, ty:
To HENRY Runc:
- IRYou hereby notified that there Il now on Ill
- in the Office Of the Jerk o the district sad
county petition of Hans Henry Teamaor, claiming of
the title 10 the foliow described read ,s sta
south West quarter of Section No thirty one, (3i) aud
the south half Of the South East quarter Of the North
West quarter of said Section No thirty iil) all ia
township No. Seventy -niue, tg North vi Range No.
two, (s) East OF 9TH principal meridian, being petition
Tor the specific performance III contra, said land.
which said contract made bciwceHLJ ohm +. Ru@r,
deceased late of said county and Your petitioner and
That unless appear and answer tlarete, before
the first day VI the next term thereof, the 3d day of
granted. JAMES iHDRiNG ON,
iert of said Court.
Cook n Bao., Atty's. for Petitioner.
sept, 1853 52-iw
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STEAMER J. MCKEE,
NOTICE.

THOSE sudehtaato GFUNGE WELL rs, 81 nsr.
sh.urt, To-. viii take H9Iiee ts h. has laced in ogr
Gs his Books If Accounts and Nnies iOr ,0ie,, Of;
ihF ara ant settled before iilU glA dsy
ef september neat. Legal proceedings thereon VII 30
Forthwith instituted
sEANET \ STEWART, Attorneys.
n..a.t 81
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DR.. w M. p, HILLS

M GUILD respectfully Inform the citizen
w laire aud vicinity that he " opcbir. ~ VI le
mcnt Of pure of''
DRUGS and MEDICINES.
Patent Medicines, Essences P.rtulncrs Fauc,
eics, brushes ana Fine Soap; with IN nssor,, anu,
Wines and Liquors OF the very best qnulity ong, l"
Medicinal and Chemical purposes Ali of When 40. :"
" sold rs low Is the! can 10 Ep IL tie Same ~
the counify $50! y
nf u. viii continue the practice. Of Medicine -,
Surgery ~ heretofore. "ea
II Claire, SEPT is. 1854. ,.,
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The STATE or ioWA,l =. In District Count for
Scott County, said County:
OCTOBER Term, 4. u: Irj3.

Cook \ Bao., Atty's. for Petitioner.
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