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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-30
AVIS.
C00r dn Sixiem. Dist. Judiciatre.
POrO1sse Il Est BatOr R0uge

Pnroisse II Est Bator Rouge
A ITENDU que George A. Pike, de Ia
~ dite Parosse. iait pication a la
dite cour pour etre NOMINEES administrator
De la succession d'Aipbonse Bazin, dernie-
remen. de Get Paroisse. decide.
Avis est par la presente donnes a tontes
personnes interesses de faire savoir leur raj
son dams dix jours de la premiere puolica-
ton de Get avis. pouTquoi la dit appication
de serat pas accordee. -
sept28. NJ moreno, GrefFier
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-30

rIn the True Delta Of the 9th
inst, we see a card from subscriber
to that paper in the Parish Of Point
Coupee, headed Brutal murder" 1t
gives an account Of an attrocious act
committed at, or near Atchafalya by a
man calling himself Thomas J. Brown
from Baton Rouge. The card says !:
He was accompanied by woman be
called bis wife, but TO whom, it ap-
pears, he never was married. Thi,
woman had some valuable negroe,
1t seems Brown has been trying for
sometime to get possession OF the ne
groes, by threats and otherwise. This
she would not consent TO. Oh the nigh
Of the 18th inst, while lying in bed
asleep, with her two little daughters
one rine or ten wears Of age, the other
younger-she was ssot, tearing the
whole OF her face off from The brow
down-nose, jaw, teeth, and all. She
still survives, most pitiable object
but evidently cannot last much ioneer
Brown Is now in jail at Point Coupec,
to stand his trial for the crime.
We can find no one in this place ae-
auainted with Thomas j Brown. If
ne ever resided here any length OF
time it must have been under some
other name.
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Notice to Contract rs.

PROPOSALS. will be received for the
L completion of the grading, and bridg-
ing and for falling the timber on the sides
of the Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge
Plank Road. Address CHAs. A. SLACK,
Pres;dent,--Grosse Tete Post Office.
JAS. H JOHNSTON.
sept 15-tf. Secretary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-30
C,oaks Mantislas & TaImas.

CaOaks, ManfisIas Z TaKmas.
w d. PHILLIPS has just opened his
w fall stock OF the above goods, con-
sistng of plain and embroidered silk and
cloth talmas; silk, satin and velvet mantil-
las; cloth. velvet, and satin cloaks; rich fig
ured mantilas and talmas, Ia ostrich.
sep16 E #e
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NOt;ce.

The publication Of the capftntias Tis-a-
Viz, will b. renewed so som as | can get .
prin'er.
Should this meet the eye Of printer
in want of work for few weeks, he can
find employment, by applying at my office.
shall face the musico and stand at my
post. PgiL. WINFREE, jr.
Sept. Goth 1853. f
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fI,HE subscriber has just received from
j New York AGO heavy grey negro
blankets; 100 white French do; 100 fine
bed do; also crib and saddle do.
septic w. u. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-30

Phalons Chemical Hair Invigorator.
yE,HE subscriber has just received II
/. dozen Of the above preparation Tor me
hair, also bachelors hair dye
semitic w D. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-30

StZzF .JNd2cllZ U1St, C0N71-x a.
ISL Of East Baton Rouge.
TTTHEREAS Francis B. Sans Of saids
w Parish, has applied to said Court 70
be appointed administrator Of the estate 81
Doctor Lorin Very, late ofsaid parish decd.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons IN
.eIested. to shew cause within ten dsys
from the krst pnblica ion Of this notice,
why the said arrlica.ionshoeil not be gran
ted. sep2s- N3t N Moerso, cletk.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

MuNIficENcE.-The "Brookl,n Femal,
Academy" was destroyed by fire on the Isl
inst. On the DAY after lis destruction. its
trustees received from lady in Brooklyn
1.-The widow oil a liberal merchant, who died
about year SINCE an offer to give $4,000
for the purpose Of founding Femaie Ins,i.
tuie, which shall afford the highest grade
Of instruction, and Oh the amplest scale
The stockholders Of the present Academy.
subsequently resolved 10 apply their surplus
in addition 10 this magnificent gift.
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INDIA-RuRBER HoRsE SHOES -Amongt the
many articles which are now manufactured
from India rahber, perhaps there is none
Of a more useful as we'll rs novel character
than horse shoes. Experiments, inside pre-
vious to the present cold weather, Indicate
that they will prove fully as durable
as iron. Their lightness will especially
adapi them TO The race-course, and having
oil the toughness, without the brittleness
firon, they will be Of equal service, while
devoid Of the danger Of sking when the
horse is under motion.
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THE SIEp.LilpER

sparrow caught big blue bottle
Fly upon weeping willow;
He bu2zed Phil held him by the th,ottle.
90, lei me 60, there's good fellow
"No,' SAYS the murderer, "noi al all,
For am big, and you are small"
sparrow-hawk ponnced on Herr Sparrow,
Enjoting his repast Like fun,
lie plunged his alors in his marrow
80, let the 90, VIVA, lave d1ne?'
co. SAYS the murderer, "n,t At all,
For am big, and You are small
An eagle spied the spar', and, 10,
Dropped in TO have BIZ OF dinner
80, please your Majesty, let me 60:
Have mercy on worthless sinner.
"Pooh.n says the murderer, .aoi at all,
For am big aid you are small.'
While ye, the king the bones was picking,
An archer served him out his Cruel:
An arrow in his gizaard sticking
Made him exclaim--"O Lord. how cruel p
"rushr' quoih, the archer, ssnot at all,
For am big, and you are smalia
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The unfortunate individual who fell into
dispute that was carelessly left open
during the night, is said TO hsve sustained
no further injury than difficulty OF respi
ration from great loss OF words.
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DEPTH OF MINEs.--It is stated thst III.
deepest mine Of any description is that Q
Eselschacht. in Bohemia, a lead mine
which is 377S feet deep, The creates
depth below the sea level is that of some
coal mines in Newcastle, England. which
are from 1900 TO 1000 feet below the level
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RHEUM

y L
Why win You suffer the agonizinr painsot,,
dressing complainty When you can he e ~ 'his dis
cts: If You will use Davis Pain Killer accnrsor y
direction. iuiAg TO
Try il, itsurely will not hurt YOU and cos,
ing II it does good; il seldom IL !oh moth
DIAKRHEA AND CHOIERa.
lfany one doubts the magic power n, n..tn
Killer to cure Diarahoea or even ASIaJT rispaL
RA we a yise them TO buy one IS cen, I'm, null
PAIN KILLER, and give il trial; We neve y me
to fail. See certificates in the Pamphle, " Ahe"h
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those who ha Sc sntfereaspu
Of Dyspepsia fully appreciate the sss aI5fors
Davis Pain Killers sovereign remedy or II Y rstfy
sting nisease IN all its forms, aisfes.
bowel COMPLAINT AND DYSRNTrpy,
No medicine ever offered 10 the pubic bss -
tended with sneh triumphant success in ,bs IN AZ.
Bowel Complaint and ID, sentery us Perry Dsvi. o
Killer; try il IN / be convinced. ram
PAINTERS CHoLIC:
Ifyou can paint fire with charcoal Ifgh, ma : :,
aud make colors, live and breathe then Won "a @
words give fam, idea OF the magic e,iort ~ MIN WIN
Pain Killer when used according 20 direction a.
distressing complaint Painters CLoifo ~"
TOOTH ACHE:
To conquer peace d diticultthing a. ts,.,,
tooth achei one charge OF the far-famed Pain XII.
ann II viii bout face and scatter. N'''
FEVER AND sGuE:
The effects Of Davis Pain Killer when taken ..c.
ming To directions in cases of Chill and Frye,
y artonlshngget Pamphlc, from the agent ma
for yourself; We Say try III for cannot hur, Won.
BURNS:
For the relief and cure distressing Burns tbe ~.
Killer is sovereign remedy. and is eguall.d ~, ~
remedy ever brought 10 the American public; nv !,
ond be convinced. - "
DISTRESSING COUGH:
What is JOY the honey Of existence; really benes
ciai and agreeable, feels alter BIZ ing cured of
distressing cough by the use Of Perry DAVIS Pain
| Killer.
Procure pamphlet Of a regular agent and read thu
testimony OF OF the most bic
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NJ II GO 0 Dis!
Just Receired at
C.. s. WHISPERS.

Hhich are selling ertrenielg cheap, call and see.
CONSISTING Of Lawns, Black silk Lace,
~ Gimp Bonnets. Wrought Curtain Muslins,
Ponne, Ribbons, Grapes. Ladies and Gents Lisle
Thread Gloves. Boys Hats, Black Lace Wells.
Linen E1gins. Black Dress Silk, &c. &c.
Davenport. June 10th, 1882.
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A SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL s. WINTER GOODS

WE have received our Fail and Winter
w stock OF goods which we will be pleased
10 show all who viii favor US with a call, and
We are confident that We can suit those who
wish for good bargains. Our stock consists jn
part Of, Prints, De LANES, Nerinos, Aipacas
and other dress goods. dress silks, black silks
ana long Shasls, silk velvet for Mantillas, tap
BY velvet. swiss eapes. Muslin, edgings and in
serting English thread lace, black lace wells,
ehemisettes French worked collars, L. c. hdkfs.
velvet and other trimmings, mantna and bonnet
ribbons. bonnets, wooden table covers, cloths,
saiinet,s and eassimeres, wooden and silk warp
iannels, canton do bleached and brown maslins.
gloves, hosiery, blankets, &C., sc.
Also large stock Of boots and shoes, hard
ware, queensware, looking glasses. groceries,
&C., al the old stand opposite the Steam Mills.
WOODWARD 4 HARRIS.
Oct Dist 1852
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..HONAkERS' RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC is Ger
- tain, safe and efectual for rheumatism ~
all its forms. II is Internal remedy which thor
oughy expels all morbid matters from the system. y
restores freedom, snppieness and TO the sfnea
and painful muscles and joints. The victim Of this
distressing maiady who has long been crippled aho
disabled wall be enabled to exui in returning heain'
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor this medicine after being for years
completely crippled and disqualified for business
thousands of others awe derived equal bene fits from
it.. We might fill columns with testimonials o. ~
wonderful! efficiency but will only refer to the o
lowing highly respectable citizens of st. Louis aha
vicinity who have used it with the most satisfactory
resuts:--Nm Renshaw, SEN, +. Mead, i u lastly
Wilson, Warren A RyowHlee, l. Dorsneime'
w Town, Virgins, VIM Andrews, DIR. M n,n.
side, VIM More, John Horrel, J I Auemus, i bio"'
PTepai ed by II. Z. Hovaker; a.
Druggist, 81. Louis, MO-
For sale by ELDRIDGE 4 son;
Druggists, Davenport, IOWA .,.
9Uth 4ly
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DUtTUK YOU RSELFI
THE POCKET E2EULApIU2:

OR EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
THE FORTIETH Edition, with One Hundred En-
cravings, showing Diseases and Malformations OF
the Human system in every shape and form. To
which is added Treatise the Diseases of Females
being OF the highest Importance to married people,
those ntempiating ma riage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed to present copy of the
EsCULAPluSt TO his child. II may save him FRI IN an
early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into
the secret Obligations OF married life without reanng
the POCKET EsCuLAPluS. Let suffer ny
from hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side restless
nights; nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dys
peptic sensations, and given by their be
another moment without consulting the fSC ULApI.
U.s. Have the married, or those abont to be married,
any impeachment, read this truly useful book as il has
been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws OF death.
E-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed in letter, will receive copy OF this
work by mail, i've copies i'll be for One Dol
lar. Address, fpost paidJ
Dir. WM YOU Nc,
No. 1872 Spruce st., Philadelphia.
Dec 40 1859. I7-Iy
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.OPISluS OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG.
GlSfS OF ST LOUIS, Mo.

.0FINloS OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG.
GlSfS OF ST LOUIS, Mo.
ST LOUIS, March 9Th, ls5a
We tbs undersigned, Druggists OF the CITY, have
been acqnsinted With, and sold for year past,
al srtteie OF Family medicine known as PERRY DA.
us Y VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; and We would
assure the public that IN every instance, far We
hnow II has gisen the best satisfaction to the Hnreh
We can recommend Il to the public as an artics
Of GREAT MERIT ANDNIRTuE. Indee. we nsy.
- knew article of Medicine become so aesrry.dy
popular IN 50 short time, which is proved by the fac,
Of ii. extensive sale and constantly increasing de-
CHARLES, BLOW & CO., bacon, HYDES co;
BARNARD BROTHERS 4 co; SNOW y SHUT;
FRANCIS WALTON y WAkREN
DuPREY y MORTON; ZF. WLTZELLa co.
NOTICE 10 DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively to the
Gently sustained by court Of law, and any person
found selling article by that name and not Of the
mlnnac.ars OF Perry Davis SON, WILDE prosecuted
BEHAREit
or an article purpnrtIng to be- the genuine Perry Dawn
Pain Killer, t25 Cent sIxel manufactured in the city
OF ST Louis. aud sold throughout the West tht pta
scar. Itis base counterfeit and the accompanying
Pamphlet Fianous Forgery. II is easily tested BY
mixing IL th water, the counterfeit simply imF4r,,
is owe color 10 the water while The GenHine article
gives 10 the watera white or milky appearance Be.
ware of another counterfeit article of Pain Killer a.
bout TO he issued from - Louis under tho auspices Of
one Philander JONES' this name is fictitious We knos
the names, persons and reputation of each and all this
sil!ainous gssg. They a portion OF the
that counterfettcd the Pain Killer in 81 Louis las
year lucy engaged In counterfeit saf
nahie article OF Family Medicine called smiths Tent
syrup. They are notorious for this Kind OF Pira.ca
operations We shall publish the names OF these
tounterteiters as soon we learn that they have
made sales of this new counterfeit Perry DAVIS Psi
killtr. Beware Of HawAersl buy OF regular Agent
Of Druggists and Dealers that you know to he
est men.
Principal Office for the Sale of the GENuINEPER
RY DAVIS PAIN MILLER in the Southern and We
terra States, No. College Building Cine nnafi Ohio
J. ~ HARRIS X CO., Proprietors.
Henry Blakslsy OF St Louis, Mo-, GenI. Agent fol
Mo-, III. and Iowa.
Eidrdgs X Son, Wholesale 4 Retail Agents, Dav
cnport; 4. Il. Gay, Darlington, iowa; J. @ Mar
tin, Galena; VIM. +. Norris, Rock Island; s. II
NesHeh, Perry, Pike county, ILL.,, and by Drug
gists aud dealers generally in the United States
MArrh 1911 iAID oR.Ir
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STOVES! q STOVES"

TIME undersigned has just received the largest
l. and bes, LOT Of Stoves ever offered in Iowa
consisting of
COAL q WOOD COOK STOVES.
haye t~esaty.tiee ditferen, kinds of coal L wood
Cooking Stoves. Also, large stock and great
variety of PARLOR HEATING STOVES. both
Coal and Wood. will sell the above Stoves at
wholesale at Quincy and ST. Louis Prices, freight
included.
! keep constantly on hand large lot Of Tin
Ware, OF every description. Also, Japaned and
Brass Ware. will also sell tin ware at ST Lou
is wholesale bill of prices l will sell et retail
the above articles as cheap as other Stove or Tin
Stores in Iowa. My stock is Of the best nateri-
al that can be got.
Tin and Copper Ware and Steam Pipes repair
ed al the shortest notice. Old Stoves taken IN
part pay for new ones; Secondhand Cooking
Stoves for sale.
Twill pay the highes, market price for old COP.
per Brass and Pewter. Clean Cotton and Linen
Rags bought in exchange for Tin-ware
Also, large lot Of the best Missouri Tobacco
ever offered in the State by the wholesale.
By street attention to business he hopes to re-
ceiye share of the public patronage.
At the Old Stand, Corner of Main and Second
Street, opposite Cook d Sargenrs Banking
House. H. WICKERSHAM.
Davennort Dec fst 1852
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FARM FOR SALE.

InNE Of tie most desirable and pleasantly sit.
~ uated farms in Iowa for sale on the most lib.
erai terms.
This farm is miles below Davenport On the
Telegraph line to Muscatlne, aud is celebrated
far and wide Tor lis unrlyaled prospects and com.
handing beauties Over hundred acres in q
high state OF cultivation, superior quality OF the
best grated fruit in great abundance, with gar.
den well supplied with shrubbery, aud berries Of
different kinds, and large and spacious yard
waving in great grandeur with p,qjestc Lontbar.
fg, and many other kind Of ornamental trees. 70
ses in abundance, with a 'oerabIe good Dwell
ing, is a part of the appendages belonging to wha
is usually know as the "Mc Gregor Farm" Ap
ply to T. c. EADS, Land Agt.
Dec /, 1852
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New York Premium COrn-SheiIers

ALOAHO MOI RISE, OF MOLINE, Ills,
! S now manufacturing tiue hundfed Of these in.
l. valuable Machines, all Of which hare 10 be sofa
in two months. He will soon have out from six
10 eight teams.
These Corn Shelters are all made by machinery.
are all alike, good, substantial and made for use
Oae OF them vii shell from 100 to $50 bushels
PER day The Corn is not put in one ear at I
time, bat is thrown in promiscuousiy.
Every farmer needs one OF these machines
they viii be furnished low aud by the aid OF them
he viii save cents on each bushel Of corn, be-
sides the transportation Of the cobs 10 market
and al the same tine he viii have he satisfaction
of knowing exactly what be sells
This is the tlrst enterprise OF the kind started
vest Of Cincinnati. Buy quickly az soon as in-
troduced, as they win 90 Of like bot cakes
Oct II, i852.-6-f
FLOUR.
t'XTRA Winter Wheat andSup. Fine Flour
II from Moline Miilsf9r sale at
Oct H.. q / DAVENPJRT.S.
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Some wonderful stories about babies are
tod N the newspapers. Here is another.
which We find in The Cleveland Plain Deal.
er Of January Sih:-
A LADY Of this city presented her bus
band on New Years eve with fine. large
baby, weighing taeeaty. fire pounds, lacking
one ounce. This is the biggest holiday
gin we have heard of Oar infurmani
state i, was four weeks old when i, was
born.
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REMOVED.
FIRE. FIRE. FIRE..

TlRL. TIKI" FIRL."
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE.
BRADY Sr., 1sT DOOR BELOW Posr OFFICE Corner,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
r KNOW that fire will burn wood and ccunljt
i brick. As evidence look for my Grecian Cot
,age at the head OF Man street You will find
it Tn where yours may be tomorrow in asher
Delays are dangerous. Save yourselves from
vain regrets bg getting insured mmediatel, in
some OF the safe Insurance Companys for which
| am Agent
l.. F. PARKER. General Agent,
For FIRE, LIFE, HEALTH and LIVE STOCK Insu.
rance Compsny's Sept. 9th, 1852.
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NEW BOOKS,

~ II. BAXTER, Bookseller and Sationer,
VI. No. II. Illinois st., Rock Island, Ill.
Would respectfully inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF Davenport and vicinity, that he
has Just received direct from New York and St.
Louis an assortment of JoIs, Stationery, Nov
els, Annals and Albums for '53, also Diary's,
Blank Books, drawing paper, com. and 1rntd
drawing pencils, Black and colored Piano In
slructors, Sheet music for Piano and Guitar the
atesr pnblshed-cheap works by the best au-
yhors, also, Fowier's Works.
He is also agent for the sale of Musical Iustru-
menis,
A specimen Piano for sale very cheap.
Call over and see, opposite the Rock Island
House, no need Of sending to New York Tor
Publications when you can get thom all AT
Rock Island. 4wt
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UHFtHIIUTI, IUVH.
ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention OF Far
IL mers, Shippers and the public generally 10
this advertisement.
They viii at all times be ready 70 store and
ship every description Of produce and merchan-
disc, to buy and sell on Commission, and trust
BY prompt and strict attention TO the iuteres, Of
all who NAV favor them with their patronage Il
merit Tie public confidence.
The business will be conducted and carried oil
in the spacious building recently erected by Mr.
Fulton. designated as the Bazaar, TO which is al
taehed commodious landing Tor Steamboats, a
all stages of the river and possesses advantage
valuable to The Importer or shipper, not the leas
OF which IS that no dray age will be required from
the Warehouse to Boats or from Boats 70 tn
Warehouse. May 18Th, 1852.
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JOY TO THE WORM,
a PAIN KILLER.

1HlsltIANs say that Davis Pain Killer i
those valuable family articles when i - one Of
10 relieve an immense amount Of suiferine
human life. Its action the system IL 'eldeni 10
Ike ms glc-so hstananeous the pain is pnns ZINES
For the almost miraculous extinction oS az once
medicine was ever discovered equal to nc 3 no
ler II rs used In certain eases externall am Nil
nally but never eternaiy, like too inter
Full directions accompany each Bottle f'faslons.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures
lowing complaints, WIG: Chills and Teva. me FOL
Cholera Morbus; Diarrhoea; severe Durns h sheffs;
Painters Cholic; Piles; Boils; General nsiltgsia;
Coughs; Head Ache; sudden Colds; sweles IaaaY
Cramps and Spasms; Rheumatism; Pains ~ u '0as,
aud side and various other complaints in laa, e sses
PAIN KILLERS 80 aet lii a
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A thinking man hath wings, the acting
man has only feet and hands.
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TOR LEAST.

A Number of lots suitable for Stores or Shop.
"a on % Street, Brady, Harrison and Perry
streeis;apPy TO g. L. DAVENPORT.
apl 1. 1852
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Procure pamphlet Of a regular agent and read tbs
testimony of some OF the most resp eciahe citizen,
the United States. III favor OF the Pain Killer IA,
only TO lie known 10 be appreciated.
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PIANO PORTE.
CASH FOR WHEAT,

THE subscribers are now prepared TO pay tn,
J. highest market price in CASH for any amour
OF good Wheat, delivered al their mill in the low
er part Of Davenport.
They are also IN readiness to grind Corn a
s cents per bushel.
Germ meal always on hand
HOWARD & WEEKS.
Davenport, Dee I'd 1859 t3-tG
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SURANE GO RPASY.
.NEW YORK
CAPITAL $500 ,gGg!N
THIS Company with the above capital oil safe
/ ly invested according 10 law, insure all
kinds Of property against loss By fire, in amounts
no, 10 exceed $4,000 10 any one risk al as reason
uble rates as any other sound Company.
Farmers
By asuring la this Company can do so at ye-
~ small premiums, for any number OF years no
exceeding thirty.
An persons DESTROYS OF efeciinq an insurance
upon Their property are respectfully requested 10
call aud examine our rates.
A. CORBIN, agent,
Post 0Jiee Building
navenrnif Sant OH I&l2
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Iowa Clothing Store,

Between Messfs. Burrows and Prettyman and
Mr.. Bowling's Store, Front Street, Davenport
Nov 18th, 1852
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T IMPERIAL, Young dyson, and Black Teas,
j. Just received direot from Boston, and for sale
hN VAN TtYL g. COOK.