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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
NEW GOODS FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
JxISE tgsIs:IyE.D Az
NEW VARIETY STORE

SMITHS NEW VARIETY STORE
Among them arc,
IEN TLEMEN's READY MADE CLorHINc; a
~ good variety OF Doors AND SHOES; Men aud
Boys CArs,--Plush, cIoih, and Otter; Ladies
and Gentlemen's CLOVIS; (fuli variety ) Pock-
ct, Ivory, side and tuck COMES Tooth, hair,
Coa, and other BRrsflEs; Gum Saspenders G un,
Irish Shifting and Bosom I.IvEws Towels; Nap
kins; Wall, Window aid Writing Paper.
GTCARPETS;gp
Bonnet SILKS and SAriss VELvErs and PossGr
RBBoss Tabs and Cuttings; Artificial Flow
ERs; Thread and Bobbia LAcEs; Mantua Rio
bons; Embroidered Collars; Damask Pocket
Handk erchieiS Blk aud Fancy C1lorel SILKS
Hosiery of all descriptions; Silk and lInen peck
CT hdkfs; Gughau,s; ,PIaid Muslins; Linen Cam
brio; Thlbet Hose fine article j Zephyr Boots,
for infants, Mohajr MIts and Gloves; Table land
floor Oil Cloths; Bl'A silk Gimps; Money PaEa-
cs; Asst'd Zephyr
Long and Square ShawlS,
Priuis aud Caicoes Of all descriptions; s.lk
and Jenny Lind Buttons; Bohemian do. Jenny
Lind Coais; Swiss Null, Iaconet and C ,nhric
Musins French L;nen; Caildren's Polka Hats;
belts, Swiss Edgings and Insertings; Figured sud
Swiss Muslius Green and blne Berage buck
Denie Wells; Floss Cotton; Silk Oh Cloth steel
ring ard rnrses; belts and belt slides; Tidy pins;
Zephyr Coats; Gum Garterf; .rapestr, Needles
Jenny Lind Bradings; Assorted purse Twist;
Linen aud Cotton Bobbins Gimps; Tidy Cotton
Knitting do; FLANsELs; MrsLlss; Els SIX Laces;
at all prices; Cashmere; De LANES; Alpacas
Blk Six finges in every width ;hooks and eyes
fish hooks; UMBRELLAS and Carpet Bags; Satct-
els !; Envelopes and Note Pape; pearl buttons
Jeuuy Lind pencils; hair pinss Knitting do; AS
sorted ThimbIe tillt bodkius English's cele-
brated Needless: Gold Pencils Ionly $3.50
Prince Aber,'s Extension Cas- !; Congress Gold
Pens in Cases; Hair Gis; Ponade; Cologne
Pearl Powder, &c,
Together with GREAT variety f.other Arti-
Giles all which will be sold Cheap for Clsh at
Smiths Philadelphia Dry Goods Store
Corner of Second and Brady Streets.
Davenport, Nov. l4th, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
FER Cook. GEO. b. SARGENT.
COOK & SARGENT,

EErar%sR Cook Go. B. SARGENT.
COOK d SARGENT,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ExemANsR AID COLLECTION OfFieE,
AND LIND AGENCY,
Notes and Bills Collected, and proceeds renilsed 10
orypcrt q tie United States.
Particular attention paid TO Purchase and Sale
Of Lands, Payment OF Taxes, and Location Of
Bounty Land Warrants.
REFER TO
Nessrs. ]. W CLARK e. Co. IT,
frrs sAgeaNr, Esq, "'
T.. w. CLaRE, popex & Co, New York.
Alessrs. Il. ". CLARK & Co., Philadelphia.
Jonn o. SARGENT, Esq, Washington.
l.. w. CLARK g. RsorHERs, ST. LOpis, Mo.
HAIcH & LANcpos, G. ncnnati, Ohio.
October i2;h. 1850.
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MONEY sIEIIITTED To EUROPE
Through Harden a Co,
10 ritter Of the toliouing countries, S-wit:
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, France,
Germany, Prussia, Austria, Denmark, BoheMiss
Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, &c.
Also, Storage paSSage procured.
Apply to )OK & SARGENT.
Davenport, Oct. oath, 1850.
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N nnn BUSH. Corn Wanted, Tor
.(VJNI which the highest market
price will be paid by v,rr,rs
Nov 81. Clihio tiI =
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HORSE FOR SALE.
sT'RAYED

a FEW moro Steve Waffle Irons at
n Dec. 18th. w. ID. hiLpREIhs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27
Ponce Intelligence.

Chayrs NJ Si,aifng Aonsv A German, by the name Of
Charles etier. was arrested yesterday by officers j.
Smith and Crosetf on a charge OF st.alipg pocket
book containing eighty dollars In bank bills the pro-
perty Of VIM A. hsegill chief mate Of the ship MORT
u-r Livingston Hs,re packet ship. lying at Pier No
g. North niver IL seems by the evidence of Mr. Mae
ALL, that on wednssdsy he vas In company With the
sccu,eo during the evening and his return back to
the chip. sti-r insisted upon coming on board and
prcc.rded with him 10 hi cabin; here he remained
until hacgill undrcssod himself and placed his pants
looms a chest In the pocket Of which the money
In aus,ticn Maerill afer b. ing Ia bed short time
observed that sitter len the cabin very suddenly and
ran on the vessel up the dock fast "a he could;
Macgili at susp.cting he had robbed him sprang
out Of bed and examined his psrtaloon when to hts
pursued the rogue but without success nor was the
pas captured BY the above NAME officers The person
of the accused was .pched. but no money found;
r,vsrth.es the evidence Of hts guilt tuncisnt
suthoigs Justice Lothrop In committing him to prison
fer trial.
IN Indecent .fsssuh 4 man By the name II Abram
Morse was arrested yesterday by the police Of the
Tenth ward on = charge Of attempting TO violate tue
p.r,on OF young girl only ten years OF age by the
pane of Amelia 0risbal. residing at No 81 Dov-ry
The aeeuF.d conveyed before Justice Mountfort,
yho comm tilted him 20 prison for trial.
In .lfsRp AZ burglary Captain Ditchstt % the
FOURTH ward police, arrested, wednesday night a
fellow called The mas Mullins, whom the csptan dis
covered, about midnight endsavoring IN break into
the basement % the Dwelling house No. 263 william
street. occupied by Samuel Price The .ccused -ss
conveyed bsiore JWtice L,throp, who committed him
10 the rombs for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

CrIY IMPROVEMENTS GRAND PAEK on the
TuRD AvENuE.-A grand park, to serve as lungs
for the metropolis, has long been desired Between
Cato's and The river, Il is well known, there IL
,arge forest Of hundred acres celebrated "a the
properly Of the old Dutch family Of Schermerhorn.
There are several private roads leading to a few
keautiful residences, in this delightful locly bat
they could be swept away, Il necessary, ia
order that the public might have grand park. All
,he great European cities have such open spaces,
Tor he pleasure and comfort If their inhabitants;
aud With the enjoyment Of such public grounds,
New Workers might boast ofa place bearing favor
able comparison with HYDE Park IN London, the
Praier in Vienna, or the Champs Elysees in Pans.
The city authorities, very unwisely, contemplate
cunning the First and Second avenues Through this
for,t and grounds. THIS would be great error,
and forever deprive the people of this metropolis Of
an opportunity Of possessing park that would be
equal to their wants The proper business for
the Cooperation is 10 purchase the whole Of the two
hundred acres, and turu thu IN into one grand park.
The besut ful treesthe tine spnag. sendmy ts riyu-
YET down 10 the rver--the surface Of the soil-io-
deed. every part Of this piece Of land, could b.
made to furnish the people with delightful park,
and even year IL would b. more and more I'rizea
by the population. Any Improvement less III m
this is not needed, and presume The ptoPrieiors
of the land would sell for this great metropolitan
putposc. while they would refuse to do so FOE any
hess worthy object let have that park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27
po,,,,esI Intelligence.

pr~S,,t,.Ni. The wbis sonfsress from York aud
Adams couptiss Pa. have Nominated DR. William
MtIlyain of Yorh, az their candidate for Congress,
In the place Of the late DR. Mes
Nav J,ssrs tn. Democratic State Convention Of
thi. sa. passed resolution expressive OF the alta N
mt OF thst party te the Unicn. sud their dsterm
tstiep 20 stand By 70 now snd forever The rcsplu.
tions a. morally were Of a LEGAL character.
NV yops-A convention of the vhis. 81 Roshes-
ter n " on the cath instant, among others, passed
the folio. ing resolutions -
Resolved That we. as portion q the vhs party Of
New York stesdfsst In the principles -hcb have ever
di,tinruis he'd its policy. gill give earnest and
hearty support to the naturalization OF President Ff
more sho ing with ubsss 80 real to secure aieq
pto,, Ell, for American lshor in every depar Of
Industry increased facilities tor the exchange Of its
prosuefs IN the improvement Of rivers and harbnrs
me- r. ample security for the rersonsl liberty Of the
citi,.p IL every condition and hue. against I'm er on.
,pt fuh.etion dage ny the cham b.r order
OF magistrate, founded upon pari, sflisvits and
III, ion from ell places whore the federal go
msbt hss jurisdictinn and the people the free
states are re- ponsbe fer Sc continuance 81 an n
fulton which requires such sacriaees q tight and
Justice and is at ceescisse with the interest. Of
Tree labor.
pesolv.d Thst We will labor 20 maintain our local
sse,rd.ucy by the election Of county ticket to
siv. TO the whig state ticket an ov,rshellnng me-
ioritv and 20 secure to our representative 10 she
Ipit,d st.ter Senate eoileaeur Who will with hiu
maintain the pfipcplsf TO vhich the vhrs Of Nee
YorA have 20 often asserted their attachment
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DOU BILE SHEET.
New York, Friday, September "a, 1850.
Tei.graphic summary.

Notwithstanding that but a very few days re-
naain Of the present session of Congress- very little
real business was transacted in Washington yes
terday. The bill granting bounty lands to the sur
viving soldiers Of the of 1912, was passed by
the Senate, and in executive session they con-
hrmrd the nomination Of Mr. Maxwell as Collector
Of the Port Of New York. Mr.. Maxwelrs agoay
i, therefore, over.
The Army Appropriation bill was passed by the
House, ard the Light House bill was ordered TO
be enerossed by the same body. Miss Dix's bill,
granting portion of the public land for the support
Of the insane of the several states, has been laid
ever uIi next session, when we hope it will receive
abe attention which it's importance deserves. If
steTe is no constitutional impeachment in the way,
Se project Of that estimable and philanhropc lady
sn,uld be- carried out The House occupied the
remainder Of the day with discussing the Indian
APP reputation bill.
We are sorry to hear th,t the bill establishing
branch mint in New York is not passed, and that
there is no likelihood Of its passage during the pre-
sent session. That such establishment ID ur-
gently needed 10 New York there can be no doubt,
~ has been coEclusivcy proven. We hope that it
VIII be agreed TO early during the next session.
Our readers will lind in another column, a re-
port If the proceedings Of the Wing State Con-
vehtion at Syracuse yesterday. IL seems that Mr..
Fish, the present incumbent of the gubernatorial
chair declines a re.nomin alton. We expected
this for rumors have been afoat for some time
past, that he would not be a candidate for that
Office at the approaching election. test vote
was taken the appointment Of u chairman pro
teD,, and the result was the appointment OF Mr..
William |. Cornwell, of Cayuga county, by q large
msjonty-Mr. Cornwell being the oppouent of tho
nominee Of the Seward clique. This was capi
tal beginning of the Convention, and showed tha
the delegates alive To the necessity there eN
listed OF repudis,ng fan,ticsm of every shape
whether of the abolition OF socialist character
We shall know more Of this, however. when We
zee the resolutions which were reported by the
appropriate committee, but which TO great
disappointment failed 10 reach last night
The Convention adjourned TO to- day, ia order TO
have the resolutions printed.
The reception of Jenny Lind in Boston yester.
day, was Of the most fatlering and enthusiast;
character. We learn that, Il necessary, the large
sum OF one thousand dollars would have been bid.
zen for the first ticket by the purchaser, who, it
SENS, wns determined 10 have il even at that
pnce From all that we learn, the mania in re.
g,rd to that extraordinary and dvnely gifted lady,
reyes more intensely in the City Of Notions" than
IL did in New York We thought two hundred and
ittWeniy6ye dollars great price for the first
ticket, but the Bostonians are far ahead Of US in
tl,,ir admiration If the fair cantatrice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

bas sae ne~n %. N.uderiui ears e hes Lent. ~
eerthied taustsr manager snd Proprietor ths fetsr
haf e. ne sm's ular Mr. y r. "a nun ath
ha,tdfp ~ dfsrent fsY'ng Ire Dsesrr u enEarst
IN huhtirE tfc wesk SD gvinr them Nes atrssFH
anH eisst ,iy ~ 81 ann mtnd Not uith car disih
fuNitd atrr v Y Ehs business Il feedeiiy csi1uis a.
tetttt TIE sadt, Mad sui pace rivsf ~ rss7's
~ ~ of leif res BIT ~ menary pleassrs sd ad
rfhN" rsn Not EDlifasY curfaft lff b. n
W hut "a. eta u lads seet gssins sra
fer aurs sart lightly drss s. in s-f@- % H. n 90
tftmel esutifut, sushtns tteu-a TIE rrori r-t
seNhll y. irsiiru Which 70 rrrfe'y hsA+hf II ttsF
sllu~ ~ g. stfit N dteais III tss
fcsssirrs fhst te es.s ~ rapls tcrsrirs
~ by never lat1r tnaush ctasr Wv a. they
snt'r he rrsns Az ~ sn- an thr ~ ther ha~ls aat
bgt d. Ntd catch ecfi asa thr~pfv f-tsf
b. rffivtF TITO iatsfafart Tor rsaf
veli estshs eafcf that Kstisrsr's Maso tisil IL a.
ries e " ssnf ee- frH fsa iitte trsas q the
~ ~ feins ~. afhrwtse b. would make sesos~tte
eaort have th- ~ travel stk parfy
2, he lh,. 70. IN. ~ sd Thugs hath s.nant en-,
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Marine Affairs.

sIE.nsinr Ofuo Yesterday afternoo the United
States mail steamship Ohio, Captain schenck, len this
port for Havana, where she will connect with the
Falcon from New 0r sn,; the latter, aer receiving
the ohic's passengers. proceeding for Chagres. Ths
Ohio carried ost In the neighborhood Of 20 psscn-
gers, whore VIII be found on our last page.
sIr,NsHr fRASELIN.-This veseel returned yestcr-
day morning frous her trial trip outside the Hook
ovips to the stiffness Of her machinery during her
contest with the Asia, she did not make many re-
volutiops by two turns, minute 90 she accomplish.
al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

Tn. ToErEpo Pior OveRnmowS-DsrRY's Ac.
ourrAL- Our readers ~eIl know the patient labor
and careful wsicbfulness with which We have
uaoed. sicp BY step, eSery movement Of those con-
c~rnsd in the manufacture and sending OF the
elthraied numerous torpedo TO the house Of
Thomas Warner, while hr was absent, aud when
Ri. wife and family. upon the slightest impulse OF
curiosity, were liable to hr destroyed by the eX-
ylcsion. The history u the torpedo box Is wen
LnoNn-as well - all the Investigations crmna-
icons ard recrminations which have followed N i's
tain. We esily perceived ihst there was some
thing roltea aud wrong IN the whole attempt 70
iasten criminal charge upoa Samuel Drury. We
prob, the whole conspiracy 20 US centre, and the
acquittal Of DruD, before he made any defence TO
the chsrge against him, bv an upright aud intelli-
gent jury, has SHOVE ha' ju-tcs, sooner or later.
is sure TO o,edske evi.dorrs, even when their
tlirs have ben laid with the most adroit sk,ll.
A Jury Of t~else CONSCIENTIOUS men have stool 40
aud declared that Drury has been the victim of one
nf the fouest conspiraciss ever general d, IN this
rounry, against the hberiy Of ANY citizen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27
You can sIln..i see an, foot OF IN, Faif.

cove "a win DAMP iuusus n usners IN hs f, ssrr
10 eev, nhtt p White n"uld q BIS ct breata
fLues urfi l. bfut tEas b the tsFe4v mas
sFkNls tOLu CANDY Cturhs coiis f..rs..scs.s a.
al urtat ahd srF Psni have haA ~ n vs on fof tss
ttnoshs 20 $50. aittie sod ~ nr w. ssrfi 80 Brsss-
Wy ~ sssr ifd htltg Chestnut strss;. Phiiai,i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

The WoSuERs OF tbs TEiRoRAPu.-The
steamship Pacific Of the Collins line, touched her
dock in New York at a quarer-past six on Satur-
day evening last. AT halfpast seven the foreign
news which she brought was in Chicago, Illinois,
distance of more than thousand miles from this
city. This is the creates, telegraphc feat tia, has
come to our knowledge. What would our fathers
have said TO il I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

r.to~ Ccrpsf. l. 1-rEoiriso.- The tro'tins con.
tee aurcur ed to me 81 yesterday did not take
plsre on account Of the weather and was POSTPONED
nntnto dsy When y NUT take place. rain or shins
CtNrpsvntr Coussr, L IA trotiipr match h.
tween IN smoke and Black Harry. fr 500 mile
b. ats hest three In I've vii come oa TIA, aftsrno,n
Both nsgs sre veil backed snd fHs rsss IL sntici-
rattd.
ny rTLEoEsru.
BsLrsoEE, Sept % 1850.
took plsee. this afternoon 3 tween the horaes
Kate o Rrisn spd G.oige washiDatoS II vss Won BY
tn latter Time. 5sl aud 532 I've mile heats, aaa
fepssL In harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

oris sl nanufactGrer a c.ehaef One. bsin ssst.
Ceuts tni re onl1 masuiscturer nroaa rav rnyits
re adet 20 eal anf hts insr1vel rntsr,.
lrmanm Orer Chsns q. rouls az vhoissaie.
=. n VUfABY, Grt. ilrosd~av
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THR HORRIBLE AFF.rR AT MoRRssASIA.-We
understand that the Ten Governors are invest-
eating the case connected with the Founding
Asylum at MorrisaDia, and that in a few days the
whole m liter will be laid before the public There
is no, so much horror attached TO IL at first
supposed but i, is desirable, nevertheless that il
should be thoroughly Investigated, in order that
censure may be administered TO those who deserve
it, This is the desire of Miss Shotwell as
well as the public. Ii is saj that Miss Shot
well was sick when the children were buried in
such careless manner as was represented. This
may he so; but blame rests somewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

The steamship Pacific, Capt Nye, will leave this
port IL O'Clock saturday direct for Liverpool Tho
mails will close at halt past ten O'Clock that morning
TIE wrrKrS HrR.lO will be published at hali-pass
nine o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

The STEAMSHIP NIAeARA.-This steamer is in
her thirteenth day, and is not, therefore, making
remarkably shor; passage.
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scsip. spd HAIR WA = every dsscrptu ia ths nos, az
and moderate founa A.
isr ~ ne Jsrny Lird Va, Fgure. VIZ DIaBLFr a M
" Hreadvsy, opposite the Psfk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27
W.rnock,s Hat. are H.,s ,hss ser then...

feves-teauifnl "a ook upon. pleasing 70 handle ssts-
tory in Take your hands aud look at it.
What model! what maetryl Turn IL srou nd-take,
side view-thtn hack view-then look at 10 arsiu'
fesbihtS Observe the Interior trimming how appre-
pirate and we'll arranged Does tho whole unite
once Of fau style quality and Tnish n you
wan, such . Hat buy at wAkNoCks, Hsttsrs, No. ats
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

Pc II. gsis sr sytse % In.eset his styls fr
n, tss tbei..sssi AMI hs-s ~ ~ sly Gers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

A~rricS TIA The cultivation 81 the tea pl INT
in Alsbsms, Georgia. aud North Caroliua, Is now
exciting much attention. Dr. Davis, Of South Ca
rolbs, introduced the plant, and u realizing a
hsndsc me- fortune from his enterprise II IL not in
manufactures and the gowih Of cotton alone, that
the South promises to enjoy rcaiProsPeny From
THE introduction q the plant great results, /, 10 be-
evsd, will ensue, the very bes, tea is obtsined,
such AZ is drank by the We alihy alone Az Ck.aa. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

THE CoNroY PElsoNtRs The brig John French,
Caps Shaclford, arrived yesterday morning, brin .
home seven Of the crews Of the bark Georgiana an
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se the cakes tha, s~esns, qsd b. requested hurry
body them, and everybody patroniIes l2s FULTON
street. We think thir excsiieA himself
his hats Of the fall fsrhon the Eshtes
est and most asty of that DO proeued in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

asr Dye ely ee a. the manufActerT, tWA
s,ree, The puss hssia guard sraias, nitsaous Sea
vsrious diplomas Persons ~hass hair ned so
seller frors the - ~ iristisn dTss hsve n ecr
-r~tsd W ssiii-s - .b0rs. Tnrv shs address
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communicated With the court that they were uns.i-
nousy OF the opinion that the prisoner ought TO
be acquitted. Upon this intimstion he, the Judge
left the court and consulted with his brothers Of the
Supreme Court, and they were e. en.steu that he
ought to arrest the cause. He Judge Edmondcs and
HE associates also Of that opinion and therefore
unnecessary for the prisoner to enter upon his
defence.
Mr. David Graham, as tbs representative Of
the Attorney General, would say for himself
and the District Attorney that while they had
right upon the part OF the prosecution to
insist upon the going to the jury yet they did
not In this Instance feel called upon TO oppose the
views Of the Court. They found Themselves pressed
by the OPT MON Of the Court and also by the
ncation Of jury They the Counsel for the ststeJ
had presented all the facts Of the which had
within their knowledge and II these facts the jury
feel disposed to return verdict Of acqutta they did
not feel bound to insist on going any further
THE VERDICT.
The jury were then asked had they agreed and they
In the Affirmative and that their verdict was
"Not Guilty"
Mrs Drury and two Of her daughters were In Court,
and their taddened faces lighted up with Joy ut
this termination of the cauee
MI Clark called the Court to proceed with the In
dictment sgsintt Samuel Drury, Jr.
The Court-Mr Clark, you cannot do 50. That re-
msins with the District Attorney.
The Count then adj burned to to morrow morning
at 10 O'Clock.
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tfui thips that siorous likeness Of Jenny
just ben ~ Root the renowned Dsruerrest, pis
Phnsdelphia IL ,.u would like 20 see the Ngh,insnlc
herself a. she h jut take lock at this ADM rsbls
IL thing % the knd pied e-fore
Root has just opensd at tas south Of Broad
and Frank rpsndid Of for his
Dasuerian saloons and his famous gallery Of pictures
Be gased at ., any time Tor nothns Stop in and so