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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07
We, The Undersigned, Druggists Of 81. Louis,
do Hereby certify,

40ilAT the following II n correct state.
- men; al the amount Of our sales oil the prep
arat.on known az DR. star:as Scotch Cough
fandy. prepared from his original recipe, by
Hamilton ade. OF -. Louis: and we take pleas
TIRE N sa:in- that has gwen general satisfaction
10 these q. our customers who have used n,
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NEW GOODS.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, ETC.

TIL subscriber has jn.t returned from
81. Louis with IA full supply of all
articles ns,Inlly found in his line o.. bust
ness. which he has selected with care aud
Is prepared "a sell upon very reasonable
terms. Those desiring To purchase are re
que.ted I" give him u call. His stock en-
braces the following, aiming ether articles /:
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gums Arabic, opium, she!lac, nloes, ASA
iu'da, m,rrh, ,ragacan,h,
Senegal. gu'ac. ganb"ge. cnmphar, &c.
ltods Liqu"rice. rhnbarh, i,.ap, orris, Nir.
ginia and seneca snake. sarsaparila.
ginger. gentinn, spigelia. DC.
Barks Peruvian, cinnamon. sassairas, elm.
In, berry. heminck, &c.
Seed anise. corIandcr, icnnel, lobelia. card
nmom. &c.
Salts EPSON. Chamber, soda, rochelle, ni,re,
1mmoniac. &c.
Acids snlphuric, nitric, ,artaric murio,ic,
bcnzoic. DC.
Essences and essential o...s, ,nctures, syr
ups, ointmcn,s. &c.
CASTLE. soda, shaving, toilet and fancy
soaps.
CaIomel. Quinnc, S. c. Soda, cayenne.
cream tartar. sugar lead, carb. ammonia
and Mngnesia, balls. copaiva, Burgundy
pitch, snlphnr. senna. mama; etc. etc.
Paints, Oils and larniShcS
Red, white and black lead, chrome vel
low and green, Prnssian blue, lamp black.
lithnrge. SIP. brown, Ven. red, yellow
ochre. whiting, &c.
Linseed, lard, lamp. fish. castor and
sweet oils, spts. turpentine. alcohol. &c.
Nos and ,, copal aud japan varnish-
es, sand piper.
Dive s,ufl<. NIL kinds.
Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Brushes, &c.
Cologne, rosewater, hair oils. eve water.
fish hooks aud lines, letter and cap paper.
quilts, steel pens, envelopes, waters and
wafer ma,ioes. extracts Tor hdkis pomades,
satchets. pocket books, penknves. lead
pencils, slntes. pins, needles. hooks and
eyes, purses. violin strings. combs, bears oi.
sand boxes and sand. inks,ands. shaving
boxes and brushes, tooth. hair, cloth, paint.
white wash, shoe and scrub brushes. &c.
Together with n general assortment Of
patent medicines.
GROCERIES.
Sonp, candles. tens, loaf sugar, starch.
pepper, aIspice, nuimcgs, mace, ginger,
chocolate. cocoa, sal craias. mustard, 10.
bncco and segars, snufls, raisins, curran,s.
candies, &c.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, Oct. 10Th. 1918.
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0ERSONS wishing 10 redeem the fal-
- lowing tracts Of land and town lots will
please attend to it wish"u, delay. Part otN w
ar section ia, township 20, range s east.
Lot 4, block 5, Parkhurst.
VASE or sec 2, town 70, range 8 East.
an ar sec Z, town 90. range 4 East.
w OF w ar sec 6, town 80, range 4 East.
Aug 10th, i848 FULTON.
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The worthiest people are the most inju-
red by slander, NJ We usually find that 10
b the best fruit which the birds have been
picking u.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-07

The FIVE CRADLES A man who had
recently become v0,ary 10 Bacchus, re.
turned home one night in an intermediate
state of b0zincss. Tia, is to say, he was
comf"r,nbI, drunk, but perfectly conscious
OF his unfortunate situation. Knowing
that his wife was asleep, he decided to NJ
tempt gaining his bed without disturbing
her, md BY sleeping of his inebriaiion con-
ceal the fact from her altogether. He
reached the door Of his room without crea.
ting much disturbance, and nficr rumina-
ting few moments on the matter, he
thought il he could reach the bedposi, and
bold IN To il while he slipped out Of his mp
parsl, the remainder Of the feat would he
easil, accomplished Unfortunately Tor
his scheme, cradle stood in direct line
with the bcd-posi, about the middle Of the
floor. OF coursc, when his shins came in
contact with the aforesaid piece &c furniture.
be pitched over i, with pericc, looseness
and upon gaining nm cree, position, ere mn
equilibrium wins established. he went over
II backward in an equally summary man.
ner. Again he struggled 10 his feet end
went head foremost over the hover Of in.
fans happiness. Al length with the fifth
fall, his patience became exhausted, and
the obstacle WINS vcs tn he overcome. ln
desperation hc cried on n his sleeping
pnrtner-"Wife! wife! how many cradles
h0pe von got in the house? I've fallen
over FIVE. and here's another nfore me!''-
Suffice il n saw that his wife wss hv this
time completely awakened. when a curtain
lecture Immediately ensned. which rnng in
bis cars for many n succeeding day.
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Cpprr :Missiosippi
FURNITURE EMPORIUM,

~ RATEFllL for past fnvors the sub
- scriber begs leave 10 announce 10 the pub
lie that he has iepl, nsied his Siock and has now
on hand assortment, o! the best quality o.
IiR.tI7LRE. suited - the times and country
which he vii! dispose of rs cheap any other
establishment, in the West Ia5icr from 8; Ia
siO-Bedsteads from S3 TO s!2-Stands from -
to S1-Bureaus from :~lI 10 SO, and many 9TH
CT articles which would take 100 much paper to
cnumera'e, made on the shortest notice.
I-T.fiso. Sand Paper nv the ream or quire,
warranted The best article in the West
(ofins made u, G hours notice and Eca-se
will shortly be kept in readiness 10 attend iu-
nerals. JOHN POPE.
y. II. 4 .Iournegn1Gn Chair Maker wanted
Immediately by the subscriber.
Davenport. July Goth, 1913. i5-iy
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sl0e snow falls lighter than the SNOW
q age, but soos i heavier, for il never
Dello."
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We are AGENTS for the Sale OF
DIR. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.

~ SAFE and Pleasant Remedy
for
invented
cou 1850
Price One Dime per Rois Rolls for cts,orAi per dozen
Castle Rock Island Ask tor r Storms
also
4B-8-6
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SLIGO IRON.
ENLAT, square, md round Iron assert
ed sizes Plough Slabs. Plough Wings
assorted, Slopes and sizes, Hoop aud Band
Iron;
STEEL,
Cast, English Blister, Am. Blister:
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes,
Steel Plough I.nys,
Wagon Boxes,
Carriage Springs,
IRON AXLES.
A fnll supply Of the above articles al
WAYS on hand aud for sale MS low as can BE-
afforded by
&. l.. DAVENPORT.
Nav 18th. 1918
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BLANK DEEDS

III the latest form. jus, printed IND
ID for sale ut the Gazette office.
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-. Ionis. March 18th. 1SI7.
In edition 70 the above. 300 packages were
sold By James II Cross: ..3D by DIR A Pirrot,:
200 BY Edw'i Brooks: 43s BY Bacon & HYDE:
200 hy John Bunding: IS by DR. A Willing; IS
by DR. Donaldson. aud 300 by w & W Kirkpat-
rck--M hich, together with the sails by the
wholesale cn,s, prove that this article 10 asso-
ge,her superior to any remedy ever offered 70,
Consumption.
For sale Al Davenport, by the Agent,
Mr.. CHAS. LESLIE.
J. II. Harnar, & Gro. No. lao Main str. 81, st.
Louis, Wholesale Agents, for the west and south.
March oath, 1919. l3-ly
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BILLS LADING,

NJ EATLY printed on fine paper. f.l
II sale mt this office.
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MucH N LITTLE. has sometime.
been u perfect wonder To MS Ia see how
prcgnan, with meaning some writer's can
make words. They seem 10 i;,ll from their
pens like streams al brillisn, gems, all liv-
ing with beauties. OF such is the follow.
ing little extract. from we know no, whom,
enjoining Us 10 live Cor Iiic's true end:
God has written upon the flowers that
sweeien the nir--on the breeze that rocks
tho flowers on the stem--upon the rain
drop that rcfrcshes the sprig Of moss tina,
lifts lie head in the desert-upon the ocean
that rocks every swimmer in its deep chnm-
ber-upon every pcncilcd shell that sleeps
10 the caverns Of the deep. no less than up.
on the mighty sun that warns and cheers
millions Of creatures that live in its light
upon his works he Inns written, None ofus
liveth to himselt.' And probably were we
wise enough TO understand these works we
should FIND there is nothing, from the cold
stone 10 the earth, or the minntcst creature
that brenihes--which may not, in some
way or other, minister to the happiness oi
somc living creature. We admire aud
praise the flower that best answers the end
for which il wns created. and the tree that
bears frui, the most useful in the heavens
10 admire the most.
And 10 it not reasonable that man, In
whom the whole creation. from the flower
up 10 the spnngled heavens. all minister
man who Inns the power ofconfering deep.
er misery and higher happiness than nnv
other heinc on car,h-man. who cnn act
like Gaf il he will: is il NJ, reasonable Tint
he should live for The noble end of liyinr--
not for himself, but oihers'-N. o. Pic.
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NEW STORE
NEW GOODS.

UST RECEIVED NEW STORE odo;n;,c
y '"o eAnse BLOCK OF Dry '"ds Groceries, Boots
Consisting an Of
French Brmdcth BnckB
and
and M dc ans Wncn Cotton veys 1y,hs
"s o"a"s Cont and Vest aud Silk Gloves
a S" LINENS Spo" and Linen aud Boys Cp Combs Brushes,
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,,nnnnnl,.- FnrRrm NF JILY, SIS
DRY GOODS.
A. ARNOLD d co.


DFfNG DESTROYS uf redurlng uef .ais a . F a,.
6.fck of Dry Good. a. much possible, before 1sno
~ 4, r new store tr0N boz process 81 eItciuh'l arc 49,
rrg M, balance of their sprng lmponalon a, kt.'ay
-.Iucel rricea consisting BOZ pert u ihe looNs ,
Suk.-Plan. Plaid tul striped 1acei II 100 ".''' wv"
F0lI trds-Piiln, PLAID and friel' 49,, .,.h,.,ad
Gro. de- RINGS So "a and 80 Of he most eeieo's'"u
Bsrree-Plain Plaid. Printed and hmoroidefeo-m@ly
of ID EN- very Choice goods AID couture - e.,
Grenadines and six Tissues-Plaln, t'ln''" INV '-
br0dered. ~.
Iaabe. a sud Louisa-Plad and striped
Toll d. Cheytt-ro.I DC Nord-iul dlnde
French Porin--pIfd and Dtulasse
French lnd English Prints
French and scotch OinEhhns - A.
Fuli % Lawns and Organdles
M1.tl deIa.nes-Pitin. Printed and high colors -.
Frer,. and Scotch Embroidered Collars aud Chemi@o"'
FneI 10 and German Hosiery.
French Cashmere Long nnd square Shawl'
PLAIN Printed aud BrOche Barge do.
Canton Grape Shaws plain and Embroidered
six Nisiies and Manullss. 49,.
Together with unsurpassed stock Of Linen Oooos ao
Housekeepi1g Articles, We'll worthy ihe attention OF 40
buyers Of such goods. Joo p"lre''
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GENERAL NOTICES.

10 L. =. Mail steamer Hermann, Croi-ee'
master viii positively leave pier foot OF non-st f. X .'
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen Tuesday. -oh june az 10 AN
Passengers viii please be on board al % and send all bag
gage not wanted ON the voyage board tie day previous
20 sailing, marked below
No specie or parcels taken afler Monday 18th inst
An experienced surgeon on board.
Forpassage spply o. The Office Of the Ocean Steam Nav
cation ca. Go Broadway. jei5 5ls
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,nor,c,n uvaro-Thernpeutic Institute.

n an. VI d., WIU -IITIfI NC UTtI " iItI-t1T'
-ri I'M fh. country receives vaids a. DE- coiolo-
abislrreut ID Lslghts one door rom - JOIN -paih
~ Sian IN treatment combines Hl me known fenral-
ieniafon, of bathing. with variety % phy- ca a..
nechanicai appliances peculiarly ~ o"h en- - -
IN h.fe..r are used-H atr, arr ifp4 a. cA'iN-su
Ir ~. riy therapeutic Insfumeniale- faIels az w
d 4, III ksv Do the Park giving them access a. a.. -
.r - ,s del IN il and saluhnous pTouenaae siuul y.
Se.s.Yo-k Day patients accommodated Consl-iatons >
NJ In.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sai,s IF s,sos., &C. ,ss Fopra Pags

FRIDAY June lC-P.M
Tie stock market was without marked change
today The Fancies were rather heavy. but sound
stocks were firm. ad for Government Sccurtes the
bids were advanced 20 per cent without bringing
out sellers. Treasury Notes were ia demand 90 The
close az Q per cent with few sellers.
In % Is there IS but little doing, and thc supply
fair. sterling IS lo.alH ir good bile. although
some names are held higher
Tre.ghts are held firmly. and there b, considera-
bic Offering Engagements Of several hundred bbls
Beef and por. % Liverpool were made a. So. Bacon of
23- ca 500 bushels Corn Cd in 5ags and Cotton ~
sgd TO Hamburg engagements were made at c.
'or OIL 25- a39s for Heavy Freight cent Tor Cotton
and % Holland az -. cents ior OF. and 25s Cor Heavy
r-eight The vessels which have been taken up for
the Gulf service are the Union Esr.ndola, Iowa
Claiborne =, John. Medumseh. Montreal, -ar'h Nebras-
ka Chrs.tan and Laura. The order has been filed.
We understand that s65O.0o) has been already
subscribed to the stock Of the new Dry Goods Bank
which it Is proposed 10 establish in this City.
The Money market remains without Change
There is no increase OF stnngency.
The Hermann win take about 100000 in coin.
Tleimports here are now quite moderate, and ID
is not anticipated that the legitimate Fan imports VIII
be large tis feared however that large amount OF
Goods win bee sent 90 this market by foreign manuiac-
re- 70 be forced Of through the auctions at any sac
r6cc.
Tine subscription TO the conversion of Reading
Bonds into Stock is proceeding iayon1ly. and little
doubt is now felt that the Arrangement Will be consum-
mated.
The bids 10 the loan which Will be opened at
Washington TO morrow viii we believe much exceed the
amount wanted and shall not be surprised 20 learn
th, large portion of has been taken at per cent
prcnum For the loan of 1902 81 was bid today, and
there we're no sellers The arrival Of the ratified treaty
has hoppeucd most opporuncly for the secretary The
rumors Of the street grow still more positive that
large bid VIII be made 10 which one or two English
houses will hc interested.
The condition of the Ohio Banks May !, as COM
pared with their condition in August l5l7, shows "a
very large expansion, while their immediate means
have decreased The specie ia vault however, has n-
creased notwithstanding the drain which has been go
ing on The other immediate assets have decreased.
sYaorsIs OF THE CONDITION OF 1HE ONO BANKS.
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ILROYs AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
aIAGFNCY. N Nasssu-st corner Jpun-st. Newly ofA-
Ntuulcrer- Inventors. and oers. may save themselves
fnlusaurs Of dob .ars hy calling al This Agency,
For integrity aud cspab.y ihe undersigned refers 20
Horace OK ELEY. E-q. Tribune Bu.anss, Ne"-lOrh
HtppeR * BRorHfRs. 3t Cld-sf. y. y.
BFNJt,ils MtRsHtLL, Esq. Troy, \. I.
E,-s1 several valuable Inventions and improvements,
American and Fnrr .n ON Power Looms tFguffd ana
PIa.nJ Spinning Machines Cardng Engines, &c Design
ietrr. On business must De postpaid aud addressed 70
CHI, ~ gi'-av a V,.-s1sf icl7 SITS
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ana Dr-Ira Towns ot a fir states 40 e nun q pa
~ nav 81 consulted uf bis Office iu iie nbuut li1g-
where be- papers may bee seen aud i reli- '- iit'I
Obtained erafulousIv. enabling advertisers to acquire
,.-sfa.rnr u rle slhcci. and Oh adopt safe
l8eo1s and thorough yem ui advrrsin- ii -ich 80,
and I'D such papers ss are best suited % ier fespec
~ rflr.uIts Hr respectfully invites The calls 20 o-e " no
, fhnk nrou,r Id avail themselves uf be services ana r
-ir. which hi. experience and extensive agency hnva
Tor a promp aud efficient application u me power III se
PCS 10 business enterprise. .rl' 4"
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- -. N.r.Ycrs. Inne L. ~.

- United STATES Mail steamer ilermnnn-
Froin Nsv-l ORR for southampton and brrmen-Inc mA4
l1r the above VIII close al ts Office on laes4A!'
tl. s-h inst. 81 % O'Clock 4. NJ
A. great care ia required making up the mails for te
Different part, of Europe. ihe public are requested lo de
psif ir letter. u Obj. Office az their earliest convenience
There viii be no aeu. hoIrd the ship io receive letter.
Nc and all mail matter must pass through ill- Office
Ncuspapers Tor Europe must Dee secured with narro"
C...-.,,.ef fief7 SID ROBT IA MORRIS =. VI.
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DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGS.

SLEEP rs PEACE.
rIrHE DEAD-sHOT BEDBU0 POISON, new article,
eSceedue inviting known for destroying those no1lous
ytlu as received ami Tor SALE wole-a.e and RETAIL by
KETCHAM HENSHAW,
i.f- In, f2 FuIf0u-,f s. the only aselfs mis- city.
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uupsoN,s NnAMnrOTn PANoRAMf

lower $1,000 feet OF ciuf ds-, dcueatng an extent az over
l0D tl,s of RIVER scenery, bordering ON nne dheiem
states being by tar The largest painting ever oe'o'o eN'
Doors open at u o'clock The Panorama VIII commence
Afternoon FxiibIfions will be given Wednesdays and
Sarirdays commencing 10 , O'Clock. Tickets p cents
fef2 fvi.F
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~ To Young VI

r. To Young Men.-szNSEr HArs, me iorn n, ~. ~
stve Of When were eot up with express reference 20 ~
is.' ~ !oIls Aeli = .- Hsf BIRD,
ia l,,.,,st.s '' cor Pine and Nassau "a
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ There viii be Preaching IN the fifsi Cong e.
afora Methodist Church u the city ~ brooklyn coi'i OF
Hillary and Barbauu rs. on Sabbath tomorrow al H.
-ock NJ by the Pastor Rev. J. e. GREEN aiS IN. u'
90 irl7 IL
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CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

oFNINN EAIsD 0O4FIt'f1@fs NN'O = ff~|s -
r. Il. McELKOY 4 co. 23g BkOADWAf'
TrNHREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
| and directly opposite th- Park Fountain are prepared
10 offer Tor the Inspection Of their numerous patrons ana us
sJ and SUMMER wear as can be found IN tho ciy-con-
-.uT of Cloths cnssmeres vesnfs, cashmcfres t"csss'
nernos drab d'er, sc which they are ennbed 20 MAKE
pp I'D order at a greaI reduction from former prices 49,
They would particularly cal he attention " me usVsinng
pubc and nther waning trstrate ance OF fcddy-nsoo
garmenfs equal every respect 10 hose maze 70 oIaeD
which hey selling cheaper an anything heretofore Of
fsred O the public - 800 -.
Az assortment read ynade dress and rocE Costs lses.
STYLES zephyr cloth c8-merere, tweed dfaD dtiS Hho
runo Dol "a and Goals also pantaoOns and great
variety OF fancy six and SAT vests also sin- undefHe-1'
rj dyer.. faf h-f scan8 cfsvas sfcners. ana supc-
r.or arIcle of hId gl0vcs, constantly on hand
They would cal attention to telr superior Styles ol Nos.s
and osufa oons as furnished 81 ~ Broadway lmyls ar
strangers and Ohes would do well ~ cal ana examine
their stock snd learn prices before purchasing eiseeIe
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spr.rNDID GOTHIC

rS- Door Plnfc-.-RoHEErss pew and sp!enau, -.
1T Gohlc Door and Number Plates those IN ~. NJ -
ta i1yrsi ,o "a n AID EXAMINE them. Also spienald a.
..,lr1neut of Collie and shield Pafc1 Be- RUS
-, s,,..o, A. 4'0 fr1cssL
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~ Tustnlintiou-R JosErH c. rriits VIII re-
Installed H. Pastor of the Mercer-st Presbyterian church
on Sabbath evening the gh The exercises " II com
mence iuucflaly at % o'clock. Jei' 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

ar pfIns- ANGEL ~Il LEU " -. 20 go
- - lso,.f c1ntnues 90 lAiici fe ol ile a,o,e ~
- ~ r-r.f, principle which has gwen s-cl gem
ei-- l.-f eight years. and from ns long eA-
- +. ,re aud th.s coul fry. lloT ~ years. mos
49, 49,. - ~ lt .furune I'd .o-e LIMB may f-iy UPON
N'.o -,'. .. l t..- ..b-, -1-e ihe word Affords
I,7 sen DE- arlfcla .er " hr seplo ~ co-
,'r ,r,trs -xceLe-i, ana " e eicliaird % $500
-L.lio- .-f Bat fle best al H. the proof % nose
~ - 49,. rhs j. positive an lndruian- some oi
nay ilei.-' " 49, VALENTINE MOTT,
-ie'''' " 80 Professor Of surgery. University % y T.
A.o s.fpho.s Arafca Hanl an entirely arN -.. -
'ip--. ~ r.. hauf bv means ui fle remaining -.liip
.- =, f,r,r.foa on spp clloa. or By letter prepaid
.......HErM
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AUCTION SALES.

M0NrGOMfkI AlcIolrcI. =, -
10y J. ID. lNGER~Ol.L ~ 90. shore - ~.
ID. -, W'FpNFSnAY l.-. RI n ID O'Clock 4. " boots.
Shoes and brr-tlsln cases houts. shoes ti1 vle.
c,.rrr,n ie-Irshle assortment of fresh snd So
s1sis --f from the usl4fcrrrrs slaped 20 ne No'iH
sr.. Western. Strtfe.n 1.i cIfv trade.
AT PrfrArE SafF-I. y. l. CO are cousfanlY feceAt-
n. fl Lei f.rf,-,s crest variety 81 AID ifrsn
..ors vfc tey selling ai Fvao s-e a. sgc-oA Pso'
.oat.srr- u rart If
la.' cases .-sf's prime fh'ck hoCts
81. -r.t. meme prime kip ard ear boots.
Tnf cases women fnr sd = rpcfs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

-, -.Iv very desirable Wharf properly in
l. IN = if'rrv opposite Wtl--f Neq-l ora. aooui
- s ., ,1l rear ty 900 deep, beng n All aio ~ ~
80 - .-,f substantial alileif extra mEA.- u-ll
800 49,. ..-,.-r IS fsef dee u tlrt ll- nlp-l -r'
.gfs,{ 5r1gerfy ON BwoAyn SHIRE $3.50. e.l g. re-
we "a .-.arfrsg- fur nine years 10 siA per c7.. p.
bono 80 s,-v III aup riinn j. made imfleallrly I"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

- The Huntsville papers announce the death
Of Coz James w. McCiung a member OF The state sen
s,e q alabama and oil The Democratic Electors for
tie sIAts