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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

o. The absence of our Assistant visit to
his friends in Indiana, and our own indisposition,
will account for the lack of attention to edi-
torial columns.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

RETIHED.--Jason Case, Esq, who has for over
six years had charge of that able Democratic pa
per, the Circaeyille Watchman, has vacated the
chair editorial He is succeeded by o. E. NILES.
Success to both the retiring and incoming Editors.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
Burning OF tEae steamer Mancllester

PITTSBURGH, July lathe steamer Monches-
ter, while lying at the Marine Hospital Dock,
was burned to the waters edge yesterday after
noon. The fire was caused by workmen care
lessly throwing match down after lighting ci-
gar.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
$1,000 90
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II am happy to be able to say that although
those estimates were made prior to the fixing the
salaries of the State officers Judges of the Court.
Members Of the General Assembly, &c, by the
present Legislature, in obedience to the require
ments of the new constitution, and although con-
siderable outcry has been made about "increased
salaries and expenses ofthe government" yet the
above estimates have have not been exceeded
On the contrary, / beg leave to say that the
amount of appropriations for those purposes
amounted in the aggregate to the of $685.
997, ,62-being ,3S LESS than the estimates
of Auditor Woods; the howl raised by partzan
presses and political hacks of "high salaries and
extravaganza to the contrary notwithstanding
And, further, it should be remembered that includ-
ed in these appropriations are considerable sums
for expenses unavoidably incurred, in fitting up
rooms for the General Assembly, &C., in conse-
quence of the destruction of the State House by
fire, which, being extraordinary in their character.
should not in Justice be taken into the account
We recommend our friends, whenever they
hear Whig talking about "extravagaut appro-
priations,' just refer him to Auditor Woods esti-
mates, and the appropriations made, as given
above, and our word for it, he will vAaosR in
double quick time. ... ..- ..-.....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

THE PITTSBURGH Posr.-The Post of the
12th inst, announces the withdrawal of LEcKEY
HARPER, Esq, from that establishment, he having
disposed of his interest therein to GEORGE F..
G1LLMoRE, Esq, late member of the Pa Legisla-
ture from Allegheny county. The Post has been
under the charge of MIR. I'll. for seven years past,
and during that time, has been one of the best
Democratic papers in the country, and his patrons
and brethren of the Press will regret to part with
him. In his vealedictory, MIR HI. thus speaks of
his successor" Mr.. Gilmore is National pro-
gressige Democrat true to his party and its prin-
ciples; he is fine scholar, an accomplished writ
er, and thoroughly acquainted with the history,
politics and laws Of the country. Our brethren
of the Democratic press will find him courteous
and obliging; and both ready and capable to sus-
tain and defend his position standard-bearer
In the Democratic ranks"
we commend the Post to those who NAV de-
sire political and commercial paper from the
Smokey City,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

INFORMATION WANTED.-Last winter the Free
Soilers of this State held Convention at Colum-
bus and adopted series of resolutions setting
forth the political creed of that party. Will our
neighbor of the Star re-publish that platform for
the benefit of his readers, and tell them in what
particular it accords and harmonizes with the po-
itical creed of Whiggery, with which party he
is endeavoring to amagamate? In case of such
an amalgamation, is the Free Soil platform to be
the creed of the amalgam1
The Free Soil party in all their resolutions,
at State, county, and township conventions, have
claimed to be in favor Of equal taxation for Banks
and individual citizens, yet the Star, the profess
edlorgan of that party, denounces the law taxing
Banks as unjust and oppressive. Will that sheet
publish the 10Th section of the Tax Law, for the
benefit of his readers, and tell them wherein is the
injustice and oppression of which he complains?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20
From the Ohio State Democrat.
Appropriations by the legislature
Whig FaIseElOOds Nailed by the Whfg

Record.
We do not know when we have seen an article,
pretending to give facts and figures to sustain its
assertions, which evinces so much dishonesty,
such wanton disregard of truth and perversion
of facts as the following, which we copy from the
Cadis Republican, (Whig):
APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY THE LAST LEG1s-
LATURE.-Last week we showed that the total
amount of personal property in the State would be
largely increased this year-that the per cent. for
State purposes had also been increased. We
propose now to show why this increase has be-
come necessary. In order to do this it is only
necessary to look at the vast amount appropriated
by the Legislature at it's recent session.
By reference to appropriation bill passed
December the I'd, 1852, and published in the Re-
publican on the 23d of the same month, it will be
seen that for the payment of members of the Gen
eral Assembly, their clerks, &C., there was appro-
priated the sum of $93,os3 Se
A bill passed March 14th, 1853, makes the fol
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-20

Costs of criminal prosecutions
and transporting of convicts to
the Penitentiary,
Stationery for State,
State printing for the Legislature
and Executive Offices,
Miscellaneous Appropriations for
claims, State Library, distribut-
ing Laws and Documents, mil
itary affairs, taxfs refunded,
mileage Of Treasurers, &C.,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
IOWA LAND AGENCY,

WEST SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND STREET..
I7NHE undersigned will give particular attention to
the sale and purchase of Real Estate In this city and
vicinity They Halter themselves that their experience
and residence Of eighteen years in this city and vim
entity will enable them to make purchases and sales
advantage.
Those wishing to purchase dispose of Real Estate
will lind II to their interest to employ them.
June 9, 1888. M'GREGOR Il LAWES.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-We have for sale
a most desirable farm, FIVE miles from Davenport,
on the Iowa City road, of eighty acres highly improved
with good frame dwelling kitchen, cellar, &C., barn
and sheds-a well of excellent water, &c.
The above property is most beautifully and favora.
bly, situated, and will be sold at q bargain.
June Q, le53-22. M'GREGOR Il LAWES.
ADYiS COMPANION-A lot Of Looking glasses
Livery large to very small, cheap, at INSLEE'S New
York Store. June o. ls53
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600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN FANNING
MIIIE

hF the latest style, which stand A, No. ], the list
" of premiums awarded for agricultural plemcnts!
So constructed to clean easier faster and better; a-
king OATS Cheat, Chess, smut and all foul seed
astonishingly clean. VIII far Guido your highest an
ticpations.
They substantially made, of the first quality of
materials, it'll two good coats OIL paint and one OF
yarnsha better protection against weather than ever
before--ten fold.
The reputation of this article speaks loud for them.
Yet no pains will be spared TO continue for them
credit that will far outstrp any thing OF the Tanning
Mill kind Manufactured and for sale at the Agricul-
tural Depot of ALONZO NOURSE,
June %. Main ST.. Moline, Ills.
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REMOVAL.

ID NJ. HOUSED would announce to the citizens OIL
Davenport, and the public generally! that he has
removed his Watch and Jswelry Store, to No. 2, lie
Claire Row, and that he has just returned from New
York with a large addition 10 his stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, spectacles 4 silverware
and he is now prepared to supply the wants Of the
community in his line OF business He invites atten-
ton to his stock of watches, which he aaters himself
will be found much superior in style, quality and num-
Der any before offered In the western country
He has Gold Watches from $25 to $leO;
silver do do. S. TO $50;
Gold Chains do. $40 to $50;
Medalions for and faces, and of superior quality.
Gold Silver, Steel aud Plated Spectacles, and Spccta-
Gle Glasses to suit all ages, and Of different coors
Gold Rings from 5000 to S25 Gold and Silver Thin
bles; Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Crosses Slides
and Buckles in almost endless variety.
He invites particular attention to his stock Of Gold
PENS which is fall and complete, and ranging in prices
from IS cts So for pen alone; 81 2j TO $3.50 with
silver case; and from So to SIS with gold case.
very large lot of silver and silver plated ware
comprising Tea, Table, Dessert Salt, Cream and Sugar
spoons; Gravy and Soup Ladies', Butter Knives, Fruit
Knives, Dessert Forks, Casters, Tea Sets, &c. &c.
Silver, Shell and Pearl Card Cases; Port Monnes
Combs. Brushes and great variety of other articles
not mentioned. His goods have all been purchased
from the importers and manufacturers on the best
terms. which will enable him TO sell as low goods
can be bought this side the Atlantic cities.
PParticular attention given TO repairing and clean
ing Clocks, Watches and Jewery. jun Sd
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THE RAPPING SPIRITS

HAVE NOT COME TO TOWN!
nuT
1naDK0 e1S 7ed1non
HAvr Iusr MOVED INTO THEIR
r...r,.-.. ~ -
new ana CommooAous EstaDilsnment, NO. Ae
Claire Row Iower End.
" HEfE the! nave now open ior lhspecuoh ana
W sale, a large ana splendid assortmeni OF ladies'
ana Gentenens staple ana fancy GOODS. OF the latest
and most elegant styles, consisting ~ PaTt Of
BLACh slLhs, bEfAUE De LAiNEs,
MouSELlNE De LANES, Eiegant SYKES OF
FKENCH Law S AMI MOusELlNEs,
JACNl ana aMEk Az uiNGHAMs.
Linen Goods, Linen Damask iaoieeio'ns,
Iowellngs and Napkins,
IN great variety, including everything IN tne line Vi
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INSURANCE.


MGREGOR'S GENERAL AGENCY.
MAIN STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
UHiS agency will take risks In dwelling houses,
stores mills and shops, with their contents against
loss py hfe Also marine risks on merchandise and
risks on Lives In the following well established nsur.
ance Companies.
Washington Union Insurance Co. Cleveland, o.
american Mutual Insurance Co. Amsterdam, N. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co. New York
New York UuioD Insurance Go. Johnstown, n. Y.
New York Life Insurance Co. New York City.
Shippers and merchants doing their cargo business
with him will be allowed return premium Of 81 per
cent. ALEX. W. M'GREGOR, Genp Agent.
Davenport, June Q, lsJ3-l7-6m.
tlTY PROPERTY FOR SALE-A number of houses
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in different
parts Of the city, to suit purchasers for sale fvora
Bile terms. Apply 10 M'GREGOK Il LAWES.
Davenport, June y, l653
IMPROVED FARMS FOR sALE.--A number Of i'm
1 proved farms for sale very favorable terms.
Apply to. June ., 1853. M'GREGOR LAWES.
TWENTY LOTS in Goldsmiih's addition for sale on
very liberal terms. Apply 70
June o, 1853. M'GREGOR & LAWES
OK THOUSAND ACRES IMPROVED LAND, for
~ sale, favorably situated in this county.
The above lands will be sold in lots 70 suit
on the most reasonable terms Apply TO
June Q, 1853. M'GREGOR d LAWES.
+ AND WARRANTS.-lGOs, sos, and 4Os, constantly
II on hand and for sale either for cash time, at
the lowest price. June9] MGREGOR & LAWES.
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1000
MEAT AND MILK SAFES

Or THE BEST CONSTRUCTION; 30 TO ADMIT pRAuaHI
THEY made In the choicest manner Ia very good
looking bureau) calculated to keep out all of the
insect and vermn tribe. No fies, ants, rats, any
thing of the kind can get to your provisions which are
kept sweet and fresh In fact of the best pieces oil
domestic economy.
Manufactured ut the Steam Agricultural Depot of
ALONZO MOUSSE,
June %. Main Street, Moline. Ills.
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G r O G. + II f S,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

| he subscriber has opened Grocery and Provision
Store on the corner Of Front and Perry oppo-
site Messrs Burrows & Preuyman's mill; where will
be found choice assortment Of Groceries, Provisions
Wooden ware, Nails Glass, White Lead, Oakum, 70 !.
in. &c. &c. all Of which will be sold low for cash
trade
Dealers in the above articles will do vel to call and
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid TO receiving Storage, For
wardiDg and selling Of mere handise and produce.
Davenport, July IA, le53 NJ. DALZELL.
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AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

M'GREGOR a. LAWES.
WEST SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND STREETS.
AILL buy, sell and locate land warrants, buy and
w sell Real Estate, pay taxes investigate titles IN
vest money, negotiate loans on bond and mortgage
buy and sell exchange and all kinds Of gold, specie
anu uncurfent money bank notes, at best rates.
Col .ctions made and promptly remted for, at
rent rates Of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits time TO be check
for III sight. Davenport, June Q, 1851
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REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKES,
(Something new out West,) of the latest New York
Premium Pattern.
< o arranged that you can with horse and man
rake from Is 10 25 OF heay! grass in one day.
They the thing to enable you to get your grass in
time, without 50 many hands. Made in superior
style OF the best and toughest timber Well painted to
stand the weather, and warranted TO be equal TO any
now in use, al the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALONZO NOURSE,
Main ST., Moline, Ills. June 23d 1853.
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GOOD READING.

GOOD READING.
n INEVAH and its Palaces;
y Humboidt's Aspects of Nature;
The Pre-Adamitc Earth:
The Earth and Man by Guyot
The Works Of Dean Swift;
- :. Lawrence Sterne:
Tupper's Prose aud Poetical w orks:
Tcnnyson, Longfellow and Bryant's
Poems; Just received
july ). 1853. at the Davenport Book Store
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
HoRATIO G. EOU RISES
Premium Chain Pumps.

THE subscriber Is manufacturing and prepared
10 furnish ut Wholesale and Retail TO dealers and
others, any number of the above superior Endless
Chain Pumps. He will supply either complete Pumps,
tubing curbs or chain, and al such prices cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
As every portion of the wood work is manufactured
by machinery, they not only more exact but can
be furnished ut less than onchalf the price ii would
GOV, 10 make the same article by hand His tubing is
new article, tongued and grooyed, and cannot BY any
possibility leak.
perior 10 any ever invented for simplicity and durab-
ty, II keeps the well covered and at the anne time
drawn from the bottoms comes up pure and cold. But
the best recommendation Is trial, therefore ask your
neighbor who has tried one, purchase and try for
Yourself
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
TANNING MILLS REPAIRED.

VOU can get your old Tanning Mills repaired TO be
J. nearly as good as new '.for me,'-by adding
some of the new Improvements.
New sleeves furnished, q whole sett, lsend sze(
of the kind, better adapted to our grain and foul
seed than heretofore.
Castings furnished to Ill places of broken ones Mills
painted when required protect them from the wealth
en- All done in the shortest possible time, at the
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Main Street, Moline, Ills.
ALONZO NOURSE.
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10, 900 feet Cubing,
5000 lbs, Chain

And other materials to correspond now on hand an
with large number OF ready Pump, for sale 10y
AT the establishment of the subscriber, few door
above Nourse's store, in Moline, Ills.
HohATIO G.. NOURSE.
lime o9d lSs3 f2-tf
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NFI'UTEf . UT IFifs ItJ1.
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL.

THE first session of j. T. WALKERS Day and
Boarding School for young Ladies' in this place.
will commence Tuesday the 5th of July next, at
which time young ladies' will be admitted TO the Day
SCHOOL, and many taken into the family Of the Prin-
cipa, be accommodated, boarders. The
school is In the building occupied in part by the
Rev. Mr.. Miles, the Corner OF Fourth and Perry SITS.
Tuition, per session OF live months, one-half in i'd
vance, Us follows
Primary MISUNDERSTANDING photography, Read
ing, Penmanship, Geography, Mental Arithmetic, and
History of the United States, $500
Junior MISUNDERSTANDING Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Ancient Geography, Universal History Familiar
Science, Natural Philosophy Watts on the Mind, Phys
ology and Botany, $1,000
Senior Observation-Disclosures Uranography. Men,
tai aud Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra, Geom-
try, Logic, Elements Of Criticism and Evidence OF
Christianity, $1,000
Composition throughout the course
The Principal will be assisted by competent female
Tutoress.
Davenport, June 30th, 1853 43-tf
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Mr.. SARGENT having returned to this city to re-
vi side permanently. will give his personal attention
10 the purchase and sale Of Real Estate, commission
and 10 our land matters generally.
Parties DESTROYS of employing services in this line
Of business may rely upon It's receiving prompt aten-
We have constantly for sale-160-eO and 40 acre
Land Warrants either for cash or term Of years5OO0
acres Of choice Prairie lands in Scott, Clinton and Ce-
Davenport, June 0, ls5s-4o COOK & SARGENT.
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Kew York
Office No. III Broadway Trinity Building.
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND.- FIRST FEBRUARY, 1883,
Observation-Disclosures sH11si1S =.
THIS Compan, has established itself on such a
firm and substantial basis that it offer TO those
desiring investment their lives. that greatest Of
all dsderatums in life insurance, viz full and perfect
security. II rs managed by board OF thirty Trustees,
from among the most substantial citizens Of New York
The undersigned will receive and forward applications
purpose and would call the attention Of the public to
an Investigation Of the subject OF Life Insurance, par
ticuary ~ exemplfed by this company,to which end
N. b. It's rates Of premium are as low any
Office and believed TO be lower than some who profess
= = ''''A : COOK &c, ss & SARGENT, Agents.
JOS. B. COLLINS, President.
CHARLES GILL, Actusry.
June 9, ls53-4C. Medical Examiner.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OSWEGO, NEW YORK
1 / NcOhFOhAIEUD y the Legislature oil the state OF
s; Sss York in s' E s es FsHrs s PS M
SAMUEL HAWLEY, Secretary.
COOK & SARGENT Agents.
Davenport. Iowa. June 9, la534o.
TIMBER LAND.
NEAR mouth Of Pine river Muscatine county for
L ' sale In 10 and 20 acre lots COOK Il SARGENT.
Davenport, June 9, 1s53-4O
rINHREE THOUSAND ACRES EXCELLENT FARM
i ING LANDS-On line of Central Rail Road Clin-
ton county-for sale low. COOK & SARGENT.
nNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES PRAIRIE
OLAND-On Dubuque road one mile from Waubsi-
pIncon river. Well calculated for farming purposes
June 9, 1853. COOK e. SARGENT.
A FARM in Blue Grass settlement of $50 acres, all
Thunder cultivation. fenced with cedar post and pine
of timber land will sold very low In one tract
or II win be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
June 9. 1883. COOK & SARGENT.
SORTY Acres land on Telegraph line Al IN les from
/ i Davenport. June Q, 53l COOK & SARGENT.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES LAND-One and half
miles from town OF Blue Grass for sale in lots forty
june g. i iss % % per acre c ap6k g SARGENT
(NITY LOTS-We have forty lots in Screens addi-
Aton' and sCook & Sargents addition, to the city
Of Davenport which will sell at fair prices and 10
persons DESTROYS of improving will give liberal credit
June 5, 1850 : COOK & SARGENT.
HORSES FOR sALE-A span Of excellent Farm
II Horses seven years old for sale--apply TO
WILLIAM TODD, Hazlewood.
June 0, st or COOK & SARGENT Davenport
Beautiful Suburban Residence for Sale.
THE handsome dwelling house situated on the banks
of the Mississippi mile East Of the City Of Dav-
nd aM inn Ana win TIA TAT,
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THE handsome dwelling house situated on the banks
ofthe Mississippi one mile East Of the City Of Dav-
export and afording fine view Of the picturesque
scenery Of Rock Island and the Rapids The house IL
40 feet front and 20 feet deep, built Of brick in modern
style in 1913. The grounds well laid out, stocked
with fruit trees and ornamental shrubbery For
apply to fiune TO- COOK & SARGENT.
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MOSQUITO MEETINGS.
III YDS. wide, Bea. and Bro Musns, just received
- and for salc at KNAPP Il REDMON'S.
tuly No. LIE Claire Row
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LAND WARRANTS

nEBTS COLLECTED, and proceeds promptly re-
Limited by Hume q, 's3 sai L. r. PARkER.
CITY LOTS, Improved Farms, and Unimproved
SLand, for sale by June O. '53-32l L. F. PARKER.
r DAN AND DEPOSIT OFFICE.-Loans negotiated
Lon commits on for those having spare funds-or
interest allowed to special depositors, by
June Q, 1882 l.. F. PARKER.
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D. C. ELDRIDGE.
C. H. ELDRIDGE.
D. C. ELDRIDGE. C. H. ED
49,
Ell d RIDGE & SON,
DAVENPORT IOWA


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For Sale or to give away.

n Desirable building lots in the town of Blue Grass
~ Apply to S. PERM. al Cook d Sargeut's. jy Il
IaIRE INSURANCE.
Il LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
l.. r PARKER, GENERAL AGENT, BRADY sIREET, pAvES-
FORT, IOWA.
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lA0NEKNMENT Lands selected and Land Warrants
NJ Located. w. RARRlXS -
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splendid Brick House and Lot. for s.i..

Unlmprovod Land Tor BAJo.
C.ln Acres uniraproved land as IS per acre 81
.)-V miles from ths river and miles from Ls Claire
four Months credit with interest. Enquire Of
j. G. EADS.
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Unimprovsd Lands for Sale.
MANY lots, unimproyed land for sale In Scott Coun
l in size 10 suit purchasers, also Brick ana frame
7. C. EADS.
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TINE YANKEE DRAYMAN is in the field. ready a
/ any time to wait upon all who may call npon him.
and more reasonable prices than any of the msera
ble carmen OF the age.
jobs entrusted 10 his care will be done with prompt
ness and fidelity.
A few cords of wood on hand and for sale cheap.
X. %. MEACHAM.
White Hall House, July 2l, Is53-46t
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face aud whta hind feet, three years old with three
snail auirs in her forehead about fifteen and IA half
hands high. An. person who will give information of
the whereabouts Of said Mares return them to me
will be lberaily rewarded my nearest Post Office is
Massillon Cedar county, Iowa.
NJ gSti W JOHN EMERSON,