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RENWICK & SON,
sTEAMBo AT AGENTS. FoRW ARDiNG. STORAGE
AMI COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,

pAvESpoRT, Iowa.
ESPECTFULLy call tile attention OF iar'ners, snip
IL pers, and the public generally To this adNcftse-
mcnt.
They will at all time. he read. 10 store and slap ev-
cry description of produce aud merchandise, - hnS
aud sell on commission, and trast, by prompt anu
strict attention 20 the Interests OF all who may aNor
them with their patronage TO merit the pubic conn
dence. ,
nu,ous buil,ug recent, erected by MI. Fulton de-
ssnated as the Bazaar, which is attached eono-
ous landing for steamboats, at all stages oi the rNer
ana nns,esss advantages favorable TO the importer oT
Skinner not the least of which is that no drayage VIII
be r,ouirel from the Warehouse 10 boats, or from
mats to the Warehouse May ., 1883
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TNOMPSON'S
FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS,
For the permanent Cure Of Chills and Fever,
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, or any form Of
Intermittent Fever.
rI>HERE are no diseases facilitating in their effects
upon til. con stitution as the above, and none more
ditcalt 10 cure by usual modes Of practice. The
Fever and Ague Powders will effect cure in cases Of
the longest standing, well prove preventive IN
the forming stages of the disease. Being purel. We
getable they with certainty The disease, totally
Graduating il from lhe system, and preventing return
at amy future period.
Manufactured by Thompson q Crawford. Philadel-
phia-None Genuine without their signature.
For sale by u. Z. Ei.DhlpGE'
aug IL, lS53-i9-2m
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New Discovery OF LEAD.-Mr John
Richmond made avery fine discovery OF lead
within the past few days. The lead is upon
land owned by Mr. Ham, and the sheet is
some two feet thick, with Il prospect OF Il
large opening.
STILL ANoTHEE.-Mr. George q. har-
rack 81 Co. have, we understand, ga fine
prospects, having worked into creviee OF
heavy block mineral- Dubuque Express l5ta.
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- =
MARRIED.


On last Thursday, 18th inst, by Rev. WM. EfRRIs,
Mr. W. Il. ENGLISH to Miss CYNTHIA ANN NOR
GAN. all of this comfy.
The fair bride will accept thanks for The rich spe
elm other h.liaork onpa ing the above notice.
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1t is said that the machinery and boilers
of the steamer Cherokee, lately destroyed by
fire. are comparatively uninjured. and one OF
the leading ship builders in New York offers
to raise the hull and put the vessel in running
order again for 100000.
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AGENCY AND HxcHAnaE OFFICE.


M'GKEGOR d LAWES.
WEST SIDE MAIN BETWEEN FRONT AND sEcOSDsr Reefs
MILL buy, sell and locate land warrants, buy and
" sell Real Estate, pay taxes, investigate titles In
vest money, negotiate loans bond and mortgage.
Bay and sell exchange and ail kinds of gold specie
anu uncurrent money bank notes, at best rates.
Collections made and promptly RENTED for, at eur
rent rates of exchange.
Interest allowed on deposits time or To be check
for at sight. fDayenport June g. IsG3.1
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DIED,

In this place, on Thursday last 18th inst. Mr. HEN
RY BELkEN, aged 10 years.
At Centre Grove, Mascatne county, on the 10th inst
RUXA, wifi OF WALTER PARKER, aged q. years.
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DAVENPORT ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES

,EHE first Term Of this Academy will commence on
Monday the 9Th September.
Her Course of instruction will comprise English in
its several branches, Ancient and Modern History An
cent and Modern Geography Ny thoiegy, Botany, PHI
losophy, Composition and the use of the Globes
French Music Oh Piano and Guitar, Drawing, Writing
on the new and improved principle. Arithmetic and
Book ping, with various Kinds Of Fancy nd Orla.
mental Works. viz: Embroidery on sa,ln and Velvet
Card work. All kinds of Zephyr ditto Knitting and
Netting. Naxhowers. r.per, Grape and Zephyr ditto.
tits pledged that thorough knowledge ofthe above
branches viii Impaired, and every possible attention
paid 20 scrptu raj instruction, morals, and polite de-
pertinent Of pupils
During the time Of recreation the pupils will enjoy the
advantages of play ground, Gymnastics, and various
heaIthfui exercises.
Terms moderate Invariably half pay able in advance
Brady Street doors from Third.
Tee number of Pupils will be limited.
az left Mrs. T.. G.. MACAuLIFF, Principal
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NTPassengers particularly requested 10 procure
Tickets before taking seats in the Cars.
Office in fremont Building, two doors soath OF the
main entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago.
GEO, NJ. GRAY,
July %, 1853. General Passenger Agent.
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2 Trains Daily between Chicago, Peru and
KiskilWa
IN and after MONDAY, Sept. -, 1853, until farther
~ notice.
Two Daily Trains,
Sundays excepded.) will run this road between
Chicago, Lasalle and Peru,
LEAVE CHIC AGO,
Isl Passenger Train, at & A. NJ.
2d Passenger Train, al AIS NJ
hETURNING, LEAVE PERU,
LIST Passenger Train. at 645
a.i Passenger Train. at 2P.M
Arriving at Chicago at ii ~ A. VI. and +. NJ.
II 57Both Trains connect it'll the Trains from Chici-
90 Eastward.
The I O'Clock morning Train runs to Kiskwa, late
Indian Tow and connects nth stages from Rock Is
land and Davenport and other points West.
The Trains leave kiskilwa for chicago at IL O'Clock
A. Nj.
Passengers leaving Chicago at O'Clock in the morn
ing reach Rock Island aud davenport III O'Clock mex
morning, and passengers leaving Rock Island in thu
morning sleep ut Sheffield avoid all night travel, ant
reach Chicago ut O'Clock next evening.
Stages ieave these points. Westward to Rock Island
Davenport. Burlington and Iowa City; Southwark Il
Bloomington. Springfield and ST. Louis; and Northward
to Freel,ort. Guicnu and Dubuque
A. Il. GILMORE, Sup't.
Chicago. Sept 10Th, 1853
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ACCIDENTAL DgATH.-On Saturday last
on klotz' farm north of this city, Elisha
NJ Her was killed by the accidental discharge
of rife by A. c. Bush. Coroner Lest
held an inquest on Sunday, which returned
verdict on these facts.-Du6uque En-
preSS.
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Farm For Sale.

900 Acres superior farming land for sale, 10 under
ZUU Guilty. alton. This land Is situated between
Hickory and Lynn Groves II miles from the city
Long credit part of purchase money. Apply 10
dersigned TO Dr. I. 5. smith, Aliens Grove.
July 70, -, G EAAS,
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Improved Land near Dubuque for Sale.

~nn ACRES highly improved and beautiful land for
sDUJ sale near Dubuque; on this land good brick
and frame dwellings, good gardens, water sc; apply to
aug ls +. Z. EAUS.
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RECKONING WITHOUT THEIR Host
The groggeres and puppet shows that
sprung up with the rapidity OF the prophets
gourd, and as plentituily as Egyptian frogs
in the vicinity Of the Crystal Palace, now
present nournful spectacle. Public sem
timent struck them with blight and mildew,
ard about half of them have already dlsap-
pcared. Buildings are left in an unfinished
state, and the ominous words "to let" are
conspicuausIy placarded. The owners cal
culated too largely upon the depravity OF
the racc.-.N. Y. ,IoufaGl Of Commerce.
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"a hours to Buffalo and So hours to New York

ALSO THREE TRAINS DAY,
Making completc Railroad ,onncc tions Throughout,
Ohio, Peiuis. lvania, New York. and the entire
New England States.
lst. LIGHTNING ExpREss, leaves at 8 A. NJ
2l, EXPRESS MAIL. leaves at IL NJ.
Sd, TELgaRAPH EXPRESS. leaves at . r. NJ
only one T'rdis on SMndas-iedrcs at p. ".
Railroad time il Is minutes faster than Chicago time
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
rJrST Received n large assortment of FALL AND
81 WINTER CLOTHING at the fora Clothing Store
on Front street. consisting in part of the following
ticles:
Fine Frocks, Dress and Sack Coats of Fine Cloth,
Cashmere, satinet, Tweeds, Jeans,
Over Coats Of Beaver, Lion Skin,
Petersham, Blankets and
Pilot Cloths Of different Colors
ALSO, Vests Of every style and pattern;
Pantaloons, Black Cloth do: Doe Skin and
Fancy Cassimeres:
Furnishing Goods, comprising every style OF Shirts;
Under shirts, Drawers. Craynts, Handkerchefs,
Stocks, Gloves, Sacks. shirt collars:
Also, Il fine lot Of Boys Pants and Vests.
JOHN JORDAN.
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ANNIVERSARY MEDICINES!

FEVER AND AGrE CURED ny RowAsD's Tone MIXTURE.
,y,HE University Of Free Medicine and Popular
Knomiesge; cha tered by the State Of Penns! Iva
MA al its last session. wiz Doth April lsS3 mainly for
The purpose Of arrestlls the evils resulting from the
sale of spurious and dangerous hostrums also i"r ie
purpose ofsuppying the public with reliable re"eaes
IN cases wherein the patient cannot obtain or VIII No.
employ the best medical advisers; having purchased
that invaluable remedy, Rowand's Tonic Mixture. on
account Of It's just celebrity and known efficacy In the
treatment of Fever and Ague, and its kindred afec
tions.--has hesitation IN recommending 1t in the
highest terms to the patronage Of the afflicted.
BOWEL Complaint cured by ROWAND'S BLACK
- BER Y ROOT. The above Institution cxtandsits
sanction. in ike manner, 10 the remedy for "Bowo
Complaint so well known rs Rowand's Compound
Syrup OF Blackberry Root, and earnestly recommendt
to the confidence of patients afflicted with these com
Misunderstanding to be invaluable in the treatment
Hon. Henry X. Strong,
Hon. J. X. Flanigen,
BY order of the Trustees, : John Rowand NJ ID.
ID. X. Ashton, Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq.
NPAll Commu ncatons TO be addressed john X.
Rowand, NJ. d., Head Of the Pharmaceutical Depart
lucnt, and President of the University.
Home Uispensary and ONCE, No. A South Second
street, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Store Of
sept 22-ly CHAS. LESLIE, Davenport, Iowa
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INARM FOR SALE-ll6 acres, under hish STATE o,
L cultivation save 36 OF which is well tini~re' ana
running water iih good ceiling, Tor sale very cheap
For terms, apply 10 A'S' IAps'
June o, lcJ3-33
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FATAL CAsUALrY.-We learn that MIR.
Joseph MosLEY. noted hunter residing near
pl. a ant B huff, some miles south of here, left
home on Friday last, equipped for hunt
On the following day he was found lying
dead by the side of fence; having been
shot through the body. His gun was stand
ing against the opposite side of the fence
in such u position as led to the suppose,
tion that in crossing over the deceased
accidentally discharged it in such man.
nor ne "a terminate his life. He leaves a
wife and five or six chi.dren.-R. Adr.
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TOWN LOTS, 60. FOR SALE.
'I>HE subscriber has for sale reasonable terms
Town Lots, situated at the head OF Harrison street,
near the new Brewery.
Also, YOKEs OF OMEN, CART. WAGON, PATENT
WHEEL, for making brick, and WnEELBARRoMs
J. NOTE.
davenport. Amgt 4, 1853. 4s-ti
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HARNESS! HARNESS!
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

,I>he undersigned having been appointed Adnlnistra-
tors OF the estate of AMuEL HEpG rs, deed, late
Of Scott county, Iowa. all persons indebted To sad stare
will please call and settle the same, and those having
claims against il will present them properly anthsn
c,i, n tor settlement DAN'L n. POPE.
A. J HYDE.
Scott county, Sept. 81 80. 3w. Adtnihistfa'ors'
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INSURANCE.
M'GREGOR,S GENERAL AGENCY

/ INSURANCE.
MGREGOR'S GENERAL AGENCY.
MAIN STREET, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
.ImlS agency will TAX risks in dwelling houses
stores mills and shops, with their contents agains
ance Companies
Washington Union Insurance Co. Cleveland, Q.
american Mutual Insurance Go. Amsterdam, y.
United stat IS Mutual Insurance Co. New York
New New York uuion Insurance Co.. Johnstown, n Y
Shippers and merchants doing their cargo business
with him will be allowed return premium of q pei
cent ALEX. w. M'GREGoR, Gcn' Agent.
Davenport, June 0, Is53-17-6m.
CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE-A number ofhous .
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in different
e o. lhe ey, to suit pure,assrs for sale ." ySr
Davenport, June 0, 1853.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR sALE.-i number Of i'm
proved farms for sale very favorable terms.
Apply TO. June Q, Ia53.l M'GkEGOR& LAWES.
TWENTY LOTS, IN Goldsnitll's addition for sale on
June ., 1853. M.GREGoR & LAwEs
OK THOUSAND ACRES IMPROVED LAND, for
- sale, favorably situated in this county.
The above lands will be sold in to purchasers,
June ., Is5s M'GREGoR q LAwEs.
+ AND WARRANTS.-l6Os, eos, and 40s, constantly
the lowespriee. [June9l MGREGoR& LAwEs.
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WEST SIDE MAIN BETwEEs FRONT SECOND STREETS.
'IsHE undersigned will give particular attention to
the sale and purchase Of Real Estate in this city and
vicinity They fatcr themselves that their experience
and residence Of eighteen years in this city and vim
cinity, will enable them to make purchases and sales to
advantage.
Those wishing to purchase dispose of Real Estate
VIII mud 1t Ia their interest to employ them.
June q, 1a53-Is. M'GREGOR e. LAWES
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-wc have for sale
most desirable farm, five miles from davenport,
on the Iowa City road Of eighty highly
with good frame dwelling, kitchen, cellar, De-, barn
and sheds-a well OF excellent water, DC.
The above property is most beautifully and Eiyora-
bly, situated, and will be sold al argain.
June 9, Ia53-22. M'GRFGOR d LAWES.
INERN Leaves from FanGy's Portfolios:
l. Just Received at the
Davenport Book Store:
Aug 18th, 1853. w II. HOLMES Il co.
echo l. BOOKS in notwithstanding Rays Alse-
- bra 81 Part.
Davies Bourbon;
/" LegerCre:
8 Surveying Revised Edition;
. Eieuientry and Analytical Geometry
Just Received by
Aug IL, 1853. w. H. HOLMES co.
\ n n q
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From the Olive Branch.
,,,r ONE LITTLE FAVOR.

. pierre sat humming by the bedside
I'll mother. There was no bread in
], and for the whole day he had not
aol Yet he sat humming to keep
ARTS. Still ut times he thought Of
pl;ness and hunger and he could
keep the tears from his eyes, for he
Lotbine would be SO grateful to his
salid mother, as a good sweet orange,
he had not II penny in the world.
h;ttle song he was singing was his
he he composed with air and words;
hid was a genius, and a fervent
ner at the shrine OF music.
tsars would roll down his checks,
rojre would falter at his sad, sad
4 he did not dare to let his mother
/ hastily rising hurried to the win
a there watched man putting up
bin with yellow letters, announcing
.dame Nj, then favorite cam
would sing that night at the tenn
liz | could only 60" thought little
land then pausing moment, he
his hands; his eyes lighted with I'M
Efre-and running to the little stand
Iothed down his yellow curls, ana
from a little box some old stained
rave one eager glance al his moth
slept, aud ran speedily from the
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IMPORT, IOWA, 1853.

DhN FNfoNl, INV iooo.
~>~~~.o.~~.~~~~
Cheap! Cheap! CAeap.:!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TF1n j. JORDAN would announce TO the citizens OF
and ;hs pa.Ss :, a, s h has "a
and o .ors one .so Ior above
ufac,ure boots and she's e ID Inscriptions eE
F' Ko. sss 1 soas S t Pslens Paris
Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds;
Buskins Polka Boots
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Misses Chiidrehs
shoes, 100 numerous TO mention.
Also a large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern dine French Boots Congress
Caters, Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking SHOES,
Morocco;
And all Kinds Of heavy work, suitable FOR country,
IA we'll as city custom all who want neat III and easy
boot would do well TO call at the davenport Boat and
Shoe Store. Call and sec. June y IsSs-'4u
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
THE subscribers are constantly making variety of
l Printing and Wrapping Pspersat their Mill IN Mo.
line and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
o. A. Churchill will call ON the Merchants through
rags. - MhEnLotn =
HARNESS! HARNESS.!
,I>o all in want ofharness, g. w. BARNES, ate OF
/ New York. is prepared 10 furnish, ana Keeps con-
stntly hand, the best articles made OF the very ne;t
New York leather. To be satisfied You heea o"'s Gull
'"' f fsa%'G Harness, s,sssss
Buggy do -,
Also brides, marlingals halters, eoiiars' III shoi
ever, thing in the trad.
Trimming, also, done TO order.
Repairing done with dispatch. - yu
The shop is Brady street, next door 70 y. - Dill
Ions opposite b. Sanord's Grocer. store.
DO not forget to call if You want NO. harness., %
if YOU want cheap set, either can be had. Feeling
confident can satisfy if you will give me trial. am
ALWAYS ON hand waiting for Your orders.
Respectfully, u. w BARNES.
Davenport June ., le53-2Ju
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% did you say is waiting for me!''
klame NJ, to her servant. II
kady worn out with company"
only very pretty little boy with
Eeurls, who says if he can only see
is sure you viii not be sorry, and he
keep yon moment"
] we'll, let him come said the beau
Suer. with II smile, al can never refuse
b.
L Pierre came in, his hat under his
H. III his hand little roll Of paper.
b inanliness unusual for child, he
traight to Madame Mt, and
sald-"l came to see you because
kher is very sick, and we are too poor
Hood and medicine. | thought that
s il you would sing only my it'll
| some of your grand concerts, may be
publisher would buy It for small sum
II could get food and medicine for my
f
beautiful woman rose from her seat;
Ill and stately she was: she took the
b! from his hand, and lightly hummed
you compose it," she asked; "you a
And the words, wonderful little
Would you like to come to my
/ p she asked after Il few moments OF
h.
yes;'' and the boys blue eyes grew
With happiness-"but couldn't leave
aher''
hi send somebody to take care ofyour
! for the evening, and here is crown
hich do you % and get food and med
Here Is also one of my tickets
. night; that will admit you to a seat
le; my good littlo fellow, your mother
reasure in you"
ast beside himself with JOY, Pierre
some oranges, and many little lux
sides aud carried them home to the
valid, telling her not without tears, o.
Ill fortune
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JIoRSE AND BUGGY FOR lsALE--a nrst rate
l buee, horse Giving Crow Tor sale WIN oncgs
ard harness, if wanted. Appl! TO j. y. EapS'
June ., Is53-s3
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CRANBERRIES.

few bushels this superior just received from
/ \ ST. Paul, for sale by NJ. DALZELL. K
2. ~.
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Administrator's Notice

IT HE undersigned has this day taken out letters Of
administration upon the Estate Of HENRy BELkEN,
decd late Of the city OF Dav and notice sherc
by given 10 all persons indebted To said estate. TO come
forward and settle the same. and those having claims
against to present them according 10 law.
JOHN EVANS, administrator.
Davenport, Sept Goth, 1853. 3.3w
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Sger in his life had Pierre been in such
HI place. The music. clashing and
"a the myriad lights. the beauty, the
II y Of diamonds and rustling of silks,
2cred eyes and brain. At last she
land the child sat with his glance
4 upon her glorious face. Could he
|e that the grand lady all blazing with
and who every body seemed to wor-
kouId really sing his little song
bless he wait"d-the band, the whole
struck up d little plaintive melody, he
I II end clapped his hands for joy. And
Ow she sung IT, 1t was so simple, SO
bful. so soul subduing-many bright
3mmed with tears, aud naught could b.
j bu, the touching words of that little
H1h, so touching.
f-rc walked home as if he We're moving
Il air. What cared he for money now
Egreates, prima donna in all Europe had
his little song. and thousands had wep'
y grief.
b. next day he was frightened at visit
Id dame u She laid her HAND
u yellow curls, and turning to the SICK
an said, ..your little boy, madame, has
b. Won fortune ] was offered this
En- bv the best publishers in London
\ hundred pounds for his little song: ard
h. has realized certain amount for
BALE, little Pierre, here, is to share ths
H.. Madame, thank God that your sol
b gi!t from heaven"
b. noble hearted singer and the pool
lag wept together. As TO Pierre, always
buI of Him who watches over the trlet
tempted. he knelt down by his mothers
sde and uttered simple, but eloquent
b.. asking Gods blessing on the klnt
no had deigned to notice their at,
"a.
/ ! the memory Of that prayer made the
even more tender hearted: and SHE
vas the idol of England's nobility
the worlds great master, went about do
.g cd. And in her early happy death
h the grave damps gathered over he
", and her eyes grew dim, he who stoo'
her bed. his bright face clothed in the
,rnirr of signs and tears, and smoothe'
pillow, and lightencd her last moments
his undying affection, was the nun
ire OF former days--now rich, accomplish
and the most talented composer OF TIN
III honor to these great hearts wh'
n their high stations send down boun
o the widow and to the fatherless child
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CHEESE

CHEESE.
- tnn LBS First Quality of Cheese, just received
Z4ItjV in store and for sale by
sept Is, 1853. b. sANFUhD
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Sam Lathrop says, he goes for aboli shng
logging in the Navy, and introducing it in
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FARM in Blue Grass settlement OF 40 acres. all
1Annder cultivation fenced with cedar post and pine
boardsOrcard 300 fruit trees, ec. together with 10
acres Of timber land, will he sold very low in tract
or II will be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
June q, 1853 COOK d SARGENT.
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Ill honor to these great hearts who
n their high stations send down boun-
o the widow and to the fatherless child.
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Pierre came in, his hat under his
] in his hand little roll Of paper.
lnanlinrss unusual for Il child. he
straiuht to Madame Mi, and