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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

POLITICAL.
nEIOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMIT
~ tea regular meeting Of the Democratic Republican
General Con nitee will he held Tammapy HAIL. Thurs
day evening Ostsbtr 4, 1912 AT oeook BY order.
EMANUEL B. HART, Chairman
CrRrs LAwros. }s.eretsr;..
JAMES c. SnITH, oe'S'
Alta MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY
"A Convention Of the First and Second Wards held
Prendervlles No ~ Green vich edssi.y
ming October 3d. 1872 IL unanimously resolved that Mr.
Peer L. Fery shall be the candidate Tor the Assembly
signtd, WIN. DONOVAN, Chairman.
PArRfcK kcALrIS, JouH u. RIGS, Secretaries.
A MEETING OF THE DECORATE ASSEMBLY
Convention Of the Third District. Fourth Ward held
Ppmes James street Wednesday evening" October 3D.
las Mr. John Ridden appointed Chairman, and 0sorys
Smith, Efq Seetrary IL psnimcusly resolved that
BspryJ Allen sbal be our candidate for Assembly.
EOURTH wARD-wHIGs, ATTENTION THE
Meeting Of the In 6spen dent Democratic and Whiy
cation Of the Fourth ward in favor Of Archibald s for
Alderman, called FOR this evening ct the Shakespeare Hotel
H. postponed future ming Of which due notice will be
sven hon Michael Walsh. Charles Riddle Esq deputy
city inipeetorD and George Wsr (atsy elected from
Custom Housed viii address such meeting prove
working that Is better to elect wing demo-
srat In the lth ward. by order Of ths commitsss.
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Lost.

Il 0ST-A GOLD WATCH, or A SMALL PATTERN, TO
IL which attached by gold ring charns This
wa'eh lost yesterday afternoon between az and 3oocs
IN Grand street. coming from the Bowsry TO Bro,d~ay
the once OF this paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

~ Niagara AMI st lawrence iver exhibiting at the
nervs Rooms, 4S Hroadxsy This imnenss painting 10
perfect mirror OF all the oites lawns natarae
wonders ~ nature and einbrae borders
between the United States and Canada from Lake xTe 10
toe eeif OF IT. Lawrence thence Wild and romantic
bagnensy River embracing the picturesque AID hi
torioaiiy interesting In America Exhibition COM
mences At ~ o'clock nightly. srnson Exhibitions on
Wednesday and Sc nrjay, at O'clock Pm AdmitLanos rs
~ Sli dreD hall prize.
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voN's MAGNETIC PowDEgs-goR DESTROYING

II I
~ Bed Buss C.chroaehes us-s apts F1eas Flies, and
isectsoD Iants and AL other insects also, Pills for ha
aptaneous destruction Of Rats and gico AID warranted
vibent l~hon: fod by tho aud prieor,
tmsnuei Lyon, 42o Broadway. The foil WINK sentsmea
Fave uaed them in their cttsh shnetr sud have
hsr efficacy; D. D. Howard Eau. irving uous; Coleman
Stetson, Ealrs, OF
Amey ISio Preston ". Hold Carbon House; j. La
hoome Esq. Superintendent Of the ,ork aosp. al
And many OF tho most eminent Why's in the city.
The, lave likewise reeiyed tn n's prsui"n of tie Amsri-
Campbell Vice Presidents H. Mess, R.es see'y John W.
Chambers, Act'g cor'g seey
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nAECING AND wALTZISG-r. q. sCHAPFYR
- would respectfully inor ladies gentsmsu OF
this city thai he sl commence slass Miss D.ou Aea
half o'clock. r. r. Mr. schaH.r will also nee
his glasses In the Franklin bsldag No ITO Orange corner
81 Fulton street. Brookp, Monday October ts halt
pas. oeioet NJ for ladies' misses. and and
faftast Ps for gentlemen. particulars please
apply ~ above, OF At No. l22 willow street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

Euk d IN AID OF TIE Italian REFUaEEs-THE
sublime painting. W ashing'on crowned" now sx-
hihns at the Apollo 40 Rr-adsa inform our readers
thet the tntre receipts Of Thursday 4th 1.-THE
Irl9sa having tees ssdersd aud accepted At tho late
pose We feel assure thip bare IL
To gather together large assembly Of the friends Italy
end Of Il sdom, well the admirers of patotie
nee Tie room will DO open from 10 A NJ TO 10 r. n. Adj
mission rs cents.
fNHINEsE sGsEUM,-- $50 BROADWAY EXHIBITING
~ the hhnBsrs CusseCs, Religions, Arts aad Soeuoss Of
forr hundred millions 81 Chinese viii close in few wesA
oeen from a. ~ till 10 r. n. Admittsnss u osAts,
children under II, half price.
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nt. rAbPI. aUTHUN uS FuH ~fE.a~ilv -,t. 4 a.
~ Va.e TteaHse" &C.. ~ crssnsi.h strcet- q % hours,
ptsNtA a.. 6ts Y. ~. tfualAys skccpto1l T1oee sho
srtly "a tAe early ,oss u y srfpr ssi a. h spdv
and tsie atfuairg their 10 - sehrs
hosvcr ge Who have from certla cilss Oh
ne ho cnn properly appreciate his ssrgce 10
Nom he etst Or nspen ia advanced aNt
lag frow rcopou ~ santass sns ssry steEsve
rrasf. aLnrd arAfia. sd radio 4 <hian,
k hes ~ ouRds Eating, Re oo.sci ss stasr
a.rreetI America
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RhOApWAV TBE,TRE-A CARD.-NR. HUDSON
~ tai "a his r1unity Of h efu thanks
to HE ronds and the public in general
tins city their liberal support and
wards him this his trst In Ameriol-he
begs leave also HE BENEFIT Las. appearance
saturday evening the Bh int which he will
eppesr tor the hrst time in Amerira) Maj Doughery
Ia the drima OF ST. Pncks Eve. in which Mr. Blake
ao kindly consented appear During the evening Mr
Hnds,n will sing several entirely and ballads
Jchets he nbta Hudson ut the Asor House.
Tie Box Ii now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

nR. LiEAoNT ~ UaPPY TO iNrORa THOSE AY-
~ Etettd pifh private vorerea plH~t that his
rGsctce und. le sori Rcorl % FGrp.
sad Acton - itndcp, place. hin - ths head % TIE medical
rrcfsfr. R,snt rn.a cared IN urty hours thout
msturv. rtHnanstt .re ~ NJ ch-rse o0iss ~ Nroen
rih street avoid puhefs tnsir pills arops sad syris
Dn. MORRISON - CO. POTENTIALLY CoNsrLrED
- al tsatcs Of dslica'e practice Of %
years enables i'm onrf msFcsry reoeas
tire t ss dass No tee Eli cured Strsturs ard ssmeal
wshkne't ~ hzsraAJ sHre-. bis London Diploma. IN
HE ofhce 2i1s FULTON sweet
nk: COOPER, ~ DUANE -1HbBf. rsS tUa rhx
- last uttse9 ears ccuhned hs practce 20 thc treat
utht 81 merrurlal and other jessa ~ dacae nature.
He the nrsruvnci % this fsease. aud
mild eases renewed In days perfect cure
M ehsrve
NO CtrE NO PAY.-DR. CoRBlTt, ~ DlASE sr.
~ sy be eonsuisd Tie trcatmert Of certain delicate
etease practice % sixteen years devoted 90 tie treat
mcnt 81 delicate diseases erablls Dr. g. TO
FORM ~ this disease Recent cases cured In three daye No
mercury used.
n CURE NO caA SGB.-Dk AUaPHY, DF o3 GOLD
~ street 'cnfdeniisy consulted all forms fprvate
dresses Recent ease OF fopCrTha he In
days on stn onai debility and impotesoy srcccsfuiiy
trcsedhy DR. No mercury used in ease bndrancs
from business Orsn frtm a. ". 'iii9P N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

q IN REWARD-LEFT on BOARD TUE FULTON
Ferry boat ON 1uesday evening ID October small
parcel containing watch movements whoever
ha founo tie iane and will deliver than to Nessrs D.
FGGORT SON, corner OF John and Pearl streets will
ssiye the shove reward.
y EwARD.-TuE PERSON WHO FOUND on NON
~ day lat, email round package tied in paper with
box u jewsy attached marked NJ l.. RSrthaus Mass,n
Ohio will he literally rewarded by leaving At No LIS Pearl
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

VA the Chinese Assembly Rooms-rhursday, oct 4sh,
and every evening during the week. Ia Dreams
occasion the wonderful experiment. OF sleeping In the
Esoame Paeailiser. lst Dresm--The t!Srd and Lemon
New Hat Tor an Did Purpo e u oxfocone- aud lii
qroriot: Iubins Froe Prove Black is White;
Reys Visit TO Flora; Wonderful Mechanical Peacock I'd
Dramatic Invisible Plumes: @arveous Basket Spanish
Dictionary; Present in Expectation Lucifers Bell, Ncp-
tnnc Production To conclude with Sleeping in the A BY
Madame Haea ster Adm ttanee ~ cents children half
price Commence at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04
IyyR PHILIlPE RosEsrGALL WHO LEFT Ngv

II gR PHILfIPE ROsEsTTALI, WHO LEFT NEW
York the lat Of August and from wham letters have
yet tesn received s alive and able 20 wre he will relieve
the xiey % bis wifs by writing her
prsei VIA OF hi N. ard will adj
dress such 20 Mrs r. A. Rasenhs. at No 6 sprnr street.
Hudson street. Ne~ York thsy will confer
hs wife Information has teen received Of Mr. w.
hsvBp let the lork HcUs eRra,ogs between
3hh and 9th 81 August defending 20 there the
tut since then AotlnG has been known 81 him Mr. r.
Hunrsisn ~ 81 medium hsigh. black hair
snd whiskers face pale blue spssh English rather i'm
perfectly. Took small gs,ntity 81 rsrehaae froa New
Yort, Intending 90 20 Bason aud Buffalo. viii the
rers throuFh.utts United S'stes oblige Nv oopynsi
WAIVED INFORMATION or Mr.. LAuE HERMANN
w kbUPpE, frtm Germany. IL vasn New York in Au-
Eust. ltts Please address 7. NJ, 10 Herald of1ce.
NoT1Cr-A CARPET BAG WAS LIFT on sArUR-
dsy morning si At the hotel Supposed 10 belong "
% hs leInen hU from Baltimore ne p>vious
tvnn- ard Went tv ths morning raia 20 he's iOrk.
Aprly 81 IRE hotel for Information.
fHiIarrLFuis. Nvr DAY. Aug. -
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q EOO REYARD-JEFTAiRy ANriDOra, SPECIE

RVVV nc HIfture Tor Tie cure % Gon0rrhua, UIeetr
stroturts ana similar disorders IL makes speedy cure
without the least restriction Of dct drink exposure
chance IN Application 70 busines, Our object 70 nstiy
whsre can be had, and the prrpreor shasngcs single
case IL recent GSncrrb0a which the mixture VIII not curs
under forfeiture Of fte Further the disc cannot -
CONTRACTED IL se Of The taken when exposed
pu. W ~ boteg, sih fu Diversions aeeenpanling ~
AZ 81 One totto lists week many cured N two
days For sale by n Rnga3 Broadway cor JohnstresA
lew York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

GOAL AFLoAT.-BRsr NEwCAsTLg COAL. TOR
~ housshod purposes IN lots to s1it sefs. For sais
NATHAN cAsa ELt. ~ Wall street
COAL.-wHITE Asa CHESTNUT roR STEAM PuR-
" poses, s,iher by the sin Gle Also, whse
Ash Lump Broken Every other description Of an,ha
elite or bitumiLoua Coal also Tor sale at lor prices
J. L. v W. WORTH,
Broadway. and % Thompson Fourth streets
Two COAL pEALERs-Tus SUBSCRIBER BAvIyd
two Coal yards with al the nxtires aud number
ofestomtts and can sell over $500 tina winter would
Ike 10 male an immediate cement with minor
dealer to sell coal commission line, uith me-
addrssned to Coal ut this ofce, win DO ATTENDED TO- Refer
given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04
DANCING.
l DoDw oRrn,s DANCING AGA DExY. IS saooxE

DODW ORTH's DANCING AGA DENY, eos BROONE
N street. Broadwsy.-A Dndw re-
specially 70 his eua and patrons thai the e
es.sbss 81 ksA ,. r. n. laass elydreu
Tuesday and Saturday at half past Nj for senismop
ing Class a. H. for Ladies who S,t wish join the
clasf Prva'e Lessons At te when with
olssss Academies and families attended on rsassnsbe
terms. Every Of the newest and fashionable
dsness tauLt For terms apply a. the Academy Books
entrance Of pupils now open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04
FINE ARTS.

nyRIcAN ENGRAvINGs. WARRINGTON. De
IA Hvsring his Inaugural address, l1t, s.; The FRS
Of the Declaration Of Independence 81 Is Bolton Abbey
ths Oldsa Time, 81 rs. lie. &e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

UcoR sALr-TBE PRoPLLLERSEA GULL. uAsBEEN
recently put in pete order win be sod Nth
provisions All on board, " preferred. Appy :,
y. h ID. pOWLER. ~ Wsas ..roe..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

TO CALlFoRNIAN s.-PAssENGERs TOt SAN
fahsseo eithsr BY Chagrs er u Cape, viii aad NJ she
store ~ the subscriber article OF
ri's necessary fer ,h,r comfort auriBg hs voyage All
tiors warranted Batter prepared asd tseT
fiteh Ter pears. A. KEMP no VAL street
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~ Patrick Nefoi the Camden and Ambny Railroad
and Transportatn tompahy ssmmons Tor relief To the
desndapts You here y summoned and required 70
the plant In this a1tn Of which copy Ia hete-
with served upon yop and trye capy answer
at 10 street 10 The city n New York. within twenty
days sr the service hereof oaoluys OF tho OF snc
vice and " fail 20 the c1nriain sforesad
The plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for the relief
IT. Tire complaint Dated september D. ist9. u j. DEANS
P1aiptihs ttornrr 20 Chariters strast. New York.
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DOWER's SrATUARY-THE GREEK SLAVE. FISH
Boy Proserpns and Gen Jackson comprising four OF
the most ffautifu works Of this sculptor exhibiting
or his exclusive beneath at the Gallery Of the Old
Iyoerm BuisBg BOZ Broadway These works yethtr it'll
TIE of the best old masters form the choicest
most Instructive collection Of the works Of brought
70 this country Admtancs IS cent?; tickets 81.
Orfp from . o'cIeek A. " to 10 y NJ
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OFFICE or THE COVERING or THE ALx3
" Heuse New York October 1st lSfaseaied proposals
VII be received at this Once until o'clock st II October.
furnishing this Department With 5000 81 Coal
$50 cord. Hard Wood The Coal 70 be Of the nut steve
q the quay ehesnut aud 22t0 lbs
the The Wood be good sound white black Of
rs solid feet 10 The sord he delivered wharf
~harvss the city Of New York furshor
Information be olsanss apple 70 this 0cs
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SPECIAL HCTxCES,

NOTICk-TDE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS or NET
IN tune Hose No ~. requested 10 NEE. at the Car
rsse house this afternoon At o'clock to attend the flu
neral Of Ep, the wife Of Eegart s.nIts order Of
rHAS BANTA, Forenoon.
NoTIcE-THE SECOND DRTILOF THE suURRAGAR
Guards. viii take place fursdav evening" the 9th
ipts, ats % oek. ~ u Broadway. by order Of
ID. sCANLAS, Captain.
J. A. DEsARrsr Chsirrpn.
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NNAETEr-nN rEuTEsTANr TrUNg WOMAN, A
w situatfr 70 plain savns snd IT, care ~ oiilrsn
srd tsratle ~ takine - 80 ihtnt ~ re1nred APP
NJ fhr " tAye. q la INT
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-08

LAMB HIssING HIS own FARcE.-When
Lambs farce of MIR. II. was acted, he gave
curious instance Of one of his singular
traits. 1t must at once be conceded thai
there were few evidences Of humor in it,
and the construction was undramatic; still
there was much 70 show il was written by a
man infinitely superior to all the FARGO VIZ;
tiers in the kingdom. Towards the end Of
the performance, when it was evident 10
all that the piece was Enthusiastically damn
ed, the attention Of Lambs friends was
directed to very loud and violent Kissing
which like the stormy petrol, seemed to ride
on the whirlwind and direct the storm, or,
as Talfousd said, it was the most prominent
fact, ofihc evening, By merit raised to that
bad cminencc. What was their astonish-
ment to fluid that this vigorous expression of
dissent came from Lamb, who, when cues
toned as 10 his motive after the fall Of the
curtain stammered out in his peculiar pop
gun manner, i was SO afraid they would
take me to be the author.'-N. y. Literary
World.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-08

The editor Of the New York Tribne has
made visit to Blackwell's Island. He
says.
Among the penitentiary prisoners, we
noticed the notorious Judson, ''Ned Bunt.
line" dressed in striped jacket and thorough
prison gard; maugre bis fixed determinations
to refuse food and die rather than work.
The keeper confirms the story Of his hav.
ing refused to eat for several days, on his
frs, introduction within the walls-but be
seems to have the present vigilant superin.
tendence of the Prison; his sentence il not
to be made mockery.
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WHOLE NUMBER 425.

WoMEN.--It seems as if nature coDnec-
ted our intelligence with their dignity, as
we connec. our happiness with their viz
tue. This, therefore, is . law Of eternal
iustice--man cannot degrade women with
out himself ling into the degradation; he
cannot raise her without becoming Better.
Let US cast our eyes over the globe, I'd
observe the two great divisions Of the
human race, the east and the west. One
half Of the ancient world remains without
progress, without thought and under the
load of a barbarous civilization; women are
there slaves. The other half advances to-
wards freedom, light and happiness; tho
women there are loved and honored.
Never shrink from women Of strong
sense. II she becomes attached to you, It
will be from seeing and valuing similar
qualities in yourself. You may trust her
for she KNOWS the valuo Of your confidence.
You may consult her, for she is able to ad-
wise, and does SO at once with the frmness
Of reason, and the consideration Of affec-
ton. Her love will be lasting, for il will
not have been slightly won it willibe strong
and ardent, for weak minds are incapable
ofthe lofiier grades Of passion. If you pre-
fer attaching yourself to woman Of feeble
understanding, it must be either from fear
ing to encounter a superior person, or from
vanity Of preferring that admiration which
springs from ignorance, to that which APP
proaches to appreciation.
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Nor pARTIcuLAR.-An Irishman was
requested by lady, notorious for her par
simonious and niggard habits, to do for her
some handywork. The job was performed
to her complete satisfaction. 4'are
''Pa', said the old miser, must trent
you"
"God bless your honor, ma'am," said
Pat.
(which would you prefer, . glass Of por-
ter or a tumbIer Of punch9"
81 don't wish to be troublesome, ma'sm,
said the Hiberniam, turning around and
winking at the thin ribbed butler, but I'll
take the one, while you're making the
other" $
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THE SABLE EMplRE.-SoLooUE has been

THE SABLE EMplRE.-SoLoaUE has been
crowned Emperor Of Hayti. As king
must have bis orders Of nobility, 10 form the
court Of his august majesty, and 10 bear
the wealth and honors Of the State, some Of
the subjects of the Emperor will be selected
from the mass, for these distinctions. An
emigration Of sables from the United States,
provided they keep DARK and don't let
bis majesty know they are from United
States might slip into the blacklist honors
Of the Emperor; and the best boot polishers
be manufactured into dukes and sarls.
[St Louis Union.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-08

Do KING BIRDS EAT WORKING BEEsa--
The king bird has been regarded as one Of
the greatest enemies Of the apiarian, in
some situations from the fact that il is de-
vourer Of bees. Wilson the ornithologist,
suggested that the bird only picked out the
drones, and never injured the working bees.
Other close observers have come to the
same conclusion. One writer states that
TO test the matter, he killed number Of the
birds, and though he found many drones in
their crops, he could find no working bees
in them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-08

DowNER's INTRODUCTION TO HENRY CLAY.
Those who know our brewer friend Downer,
know him as rushing Wing, aud a double X
Clay man.
When Mr.. Clay came up the other day
on the Queen City, Downer introduced
himself after this wise 'Mr. Clay how dye
do? l'vc been political friend Of yours for
the las, thirty years Thank you. sir,
said Mr.. Clay. Dowuer continued; Years
ago said if ever was father to another
child, I'd name him Henry Clay, after the
greatest of the human family About q
year ago we had child, bat it happened
to be girl; said !, wife We are getting ad-
yanced in years and may not have another
opportunity Of naming child, let's come as
near as possible to old Halls name. She
consented, and we called the girl Henrietta
Clay Downer.' Thank you, thank you,
for the compliment said Harry Of the
West, as he shook Downer's hand, and smiled
at his determination TO have the name in
the family. C.erclond Herald.
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FANNY ELLsLER.--Kendall, in bis last
letter to the Picayune says
"Speaking OF Fanny Ellsler, who is now
dancing in Hamburg, l am told that she is
in but Indifferent circumstances. A son Of.
hers, young officer in the Austrian army,
deserted TO the army of Charles Albert, du-
ring the war with Sardinia, and served in
all the campaigns as simple volunteer.
One way and another. bis mother has been
compelled to pay heavy sums for him, so
heavy that her fortune has been materially
impaired. To look at her as ! saw her last
year--to all appearance the same fair and
hewitchng creature that she was in the
United States when she turned oil heads
one would hardly suppose that she had
son old enough to put her TO such pecuniary
trouble. Fanny must be not far from fifty,
yet SO kindly has time dealt with her, that on
the stage she still does not. Hook more than
twenty-five" t
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-08

"The noblcst contribution which any
man can make for the benefit Of posterity is
tina. of good character. The richest be-
quest which any man can leave TO the youth
of bis native land is that Of shining, spot.
less example."-R. G. Winthrop. TeiAsa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-08

FUST received fine JeweIrv. u, low pri-
q ce.. consisting in part Of Gold and Silver
Pencils. Gold Finger and Ear Rings, Gold Breast
Pins, Gold pens, Gold l.ockets, German Table
and Tea spoons, silver thimbles, goggles, &c,
oil sold low for CASH. .,ru
w. ID. SMITH.
Davenport, Nov. lst, l849. o-@n'