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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-14
1850. a CAycD. 1850.
Upper Mississippi River
1850.

CSDS1 fA(nEI. OSN Ebo
For keokus, Nauyoo, Fort Madison. Pontoossc. Bur-
lington, Oquawka, kaithsburg, Ne ~ Boston, Pot
Louisa, Muscatine, Rock Island and Davenport.
A~ THE elegant ligh, drar1shl
tss3 ,Fs6S passenger Steamer 0SWEGo, T. s.
60 > Batteile, Commander will resume he-
regular trips in the above trade the ope ming Of
ieation and continue them throughout the season.
The Oswego has been newly repaired painted and pat
in excellent runnias order. making her accommoia.
tions equal 10 any hoet in the trade.
The Comma nder of the Oswego. embraces the pes-
en oppotn nity ofre,arEing his sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage he has received from his friends and
assures them that every eHst on the part oil himself
aud officers, shall be made to meIi. q conlnaance
shippers and others msy rel. the Oswego iema.n-
ing in the trade throu ghou. the entire season.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or 10
BURROWS \ PRETTHMAk, Agents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-14

The cost Of the grea, suspension bridge
over the Dniepcr, al KIctf, in Russia, re.
Gently completed, was two millions Of dol
lars. The model, and three thousand tons
Of iron used in the bridge, were furnished
them from England. |, took two wears tc
complete the model and stand, Of which the
cos, was thirty thousand dollars. The pas
sage over which tho bridge is thrown is
half an English mile.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-14

RISE IN COFFEE The Boston Traveller
states that the flee crop is greatly def
Glen, this year, from The following causes
In Java the eruption Of a volcano has de-
s,roved great number Of the coffee trees;
in Venezuela, aces riding to letters received
in Boston, severe rains had greatly reduced
the crop. In llayti, snmptuary laws had
prevented its reception at the various porte,
but ln,,erls il was coming in more freely.
This scarcity has caused a considerable en-
hanccment in the price Of the article, all
over The world. /, has advanced in this
city about two cents per pound.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-14
cLAY,s SPEECH.

rbc Washington Correspondent OF the
on;sviIle Courier gives the following s''!'
I'M AEGEAN, Of hIr. Cta,'s recent speech
n The United States Scnate, and - an ~
eden, IN the debate on his cnn'rrosl.se resc-
!uions:
A. he progressed in his argument, INC
.f,he Union brca,hcd irccr aud long
er. while disappointment, dismay, and des.
pair shrouded in gl'om the cnun'enances -
the disunio,is,s, and n'tralsts OF inc oou'"'
| Without The bar Of the Senate, scarce
no rso,, y no heard the sound OF his voice, nu'
whit felt as il the country was sale, anu ~
! if the DAYS ofthe disorgsnizcrs were nun
bcred. thank God that have lived 70
acc this day, ani above all. that our own
cherished aud beloved Statesman mas voc"
spared to check the nciarlous designs o. Tue
pIoiiers against the stability Of The Union
When MIR. Clay had concluded. Messrs.
Davis. Of Mississippi. Mason. q Virginia
Berr,en, Of Georgia, Do"ns, Of La, ana one
or two others from the South, expressed
their dissent from the terms ut The compro-
mise offered by Mr. Clay. The two former
gentlemen wen, farther, and 80 lar l"rg"
wha, was due to his exalted standing before
the country. his experience ms n statesman
and his nge ms Legislator, as To remind MT.
Clny that he wns trnm slave State. and
was not representing the true interests o.
his constituents. Al this nnmanly rcbuke
from so uuhecoming aud doubtful quarter,
Mr.. CLAY took fire aud exhibited all thai
energy aud enthusiasm 50 characteristic OF
himself, when in tie Very ygir Of manhood.
His form which the intirlnitos ai years had
some hat bent. became rs erect us IN ar
row; his rye CLEANED with Indignation that
is Understandable; III $ whole counicnancc was
lit up with animation, and lis voice assn
ming tone that showed tia, the words he
wa nbon, to utter came from the very re-
cesscs of the heart, he turned to bis rebn.
kers and said: I an responsible for whm I
dc, to my constituents, my country ard my
God. And Ia the presence cf that God, 4
solemnly arow. that slarery snail nerer DC
Introduced orer territory nor free. By my
rotc. either NORTH or South of The line u
49," The manner in which this noble
Sc n,iment Of rs generous heart and as
pure n patriot as ever drew the breath OF
life, was uttered must have been witnessed
to form any adequate conception 81 I's e.
feet upon thc Senate and the dense ihrong
tina, crowded its wills without the bar. II
was meet ng the issue rendered by the dis
nnionis's boldly and uniisgnised'y; md
having placed his ton, upon the plonsishare,
with Mr. Clay the ordeal is past. To that
avowal OF kentuck, purcsi patriot, ninety
nine out Of every hundred who heard it,.
sen, mp ferven,-AMES! And that seven
il not nine.,en,hs ofthe people Of tho whole
Union are with him, will not admit Of a
doubt.
A SroRy OF TIE tlIGuwAY.-Nut MANY
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-14

A SroRY OF THE tliGuwAY.-Nat many
years ago, an freshman, whose finances did
not keep pace with the demand made on
his pocket, aud whose scorn OF honest labor
WINS immensely uniasornble 10 their being
lesitimalely filled, borrowed an old pistol
one day, when povcrty had driven him 10
an extreme, and took TO the highway, de-
termined 10 rob the first man he could con-
venieu,ly meet, who was likely 10 have a
heavy parse.
a jolly old farmer came jogging along,
and Pa, put him down instantly as party
who possessed those requisites he 50 much
stood in need Of himself. Presenting The
pistol. he ordered the agricullurisl TO stand
and deliver
The poor fellow iothea over some fifty
dollars; but finding Pat somewhat Of a
greenhorn, begged five TO take him home
a distance Of abou, half mile, by the way.
The request was complied with, accotnpa-
MED with the most pn,ronizing mir. Old
Acres and r IDS was knowing one. Eye
ing the pistol, he asked Pat he would sell
il.
is /, sell the pistol? Sowl, m its thai,
same thing I'll be after doing. What will
sc be after giving fnr i'?'
iii give YOU this FIVE dollar bill for IT,.
Done! and done's enough between two
gentlemen. Down with,he dust, and here's
the tool for YER
The bargan was made by immediate
transfer. Tho moment the farmer got the
pe,roneI, he ordered Pat to she'll oul; and
pointing the pistol, threatened 10 blow his
brains out il he refused.
Pat looked al him with coinical lecr,
and bu,,oning his breecbes pockets, sung
out.
Blow away ou'd boy! d.! take the bi,
OF pnwdhcr's in it,
We believe the old man never told the
last part Of the story only once, and that
| was by the pnrcsi accident. Pat made off,
and 'once away, forever away has been
| his motto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
TELEGRAPH


VTNELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Srap-
ia Se5s are Gys ; TO ea and examine the Operou q
NOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROO%s
IN Broadway, Seyy.Yorh
The immense success attending The atsp,snog at Ga
steeds Fsieni Telegraph Bauery to- the y N'N''
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE
aas Induced the subscriber To accept nom tia N.,,f
nrers, '1'h"ac-
hessrs. T SMITH L co n Fulton,st
me appointment sole Agent oI the thereof ana h
Will hereafter be kept constantly on sale aI ~
NORrONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
II CrUSdwsy, Sew.YoSk
The Oluisead Patent Magnetic Machine Tor MEDICAL
purposes Is 80 entirely different from any other medical IN
siFunens hs no perSoucaa form proper dea Of ia Al.
yAnAges without witnessing lis operSious hen they viii
OK found 50 apparent to render argument superhnoas
Tue current OF electricity completely under The control f
the operator and can from aiuos i'm percptihiy b rd
ua.iy Increased 70 any strength the patient m AZ desire
"ne Instead ol lerlng the painful spasmoic contraction
81 le muscss prSduced fy al oher medical INST nnens
genie current Is Rowing pleasantly through The nervous sy
tenn Telegraph Companies are respectfully infrnsi iSst
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus IS kept constantly On sale at A-F
NORTON'S TELEGRAPHIc ROOMS
1T 6toadwny Nsvs.Yor,
wneFe hi oruers must De addressed oil RM3W6
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INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND ASSU-
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE, n Wall-st


Newly ork, Nov. ii, 1850.
EOTlCE-iR pursuance Of resolution Of the Board OF
Directors The hitherto existing mode of loans fonhaf
tYohirs OF the common annual premiums paid the in
sred Is discontinued in reference policies be here
after gran ed And the Bosrd have introduced tie follow
ig aud favorable OF loans for the funre VIZ
party insured Tor the whole Of life may a. any
time borrow one half the amount of annual PREMIUM with
out note or security deposit OF policy and is entitled
division of profits.
He may III any time surrender his policy, and receive
back value thereof gross sum paid by him in
annual common premiums.
Thu form OF loans applies only policies hereafter
TO be ISSUED.
A party already insured for whole life may on payment
OF & small sum convert his insurance into new policy D.
on the loan sy.ttU Introduced.
Parties already insured and entitled TO to-thrd loan
are not shut from laid two-ttr lOan they prefer H.
upon the terms stated in de SoCiety's pamphlets
A parry may moderate annual premium insure for
life ana he survive reach the age OF 10 years the full
insured up 70 Sl50od viii he paid to him ii he dies
before reaching thai tie full sum Insured viii DO paid
to his family or legal representative
ACTING DIRECTORS FOR NOVEMBER
C. f HABlCHT, Chairman.
JOHN J. PALMER,
SAMUEL S. Rowland,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK
HENRY LUD LAM.
ROBERT G. DILLON,
J. KEARNY RODGERS. MD.
nl22awtf j. LEANDER STARR General Agent
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TO LET.

EEVO LET-Furnished or Unfinished, to
Il small family without cbdre-, the Upper Part Of
two story House, situated al Isl Highst Brooklyn, L. L,
within 10 Inlnues' walk OF Fulton Ferry References Civ
Ell and required For particulars Inquire u2l
HOU>E AND LOT IN BROADWAY
Il ETO LEASE-The House and Lot D nv 100 SOB
Broadway to Lease for of years. Posses sion I'M
uedistey. Apply 10 VALENTINE HALL l6 Gra-
marcy Park, Twenettst heween Fourth avenue and lr-
wing Place al A Nj. or T NJ. nj w.
FENO LET-Rooms, large and small, over
Z our present storc-enusnce in Dey-st-sutabe for
Offices rndes AID professions. Possession given Ars Of
December until the first Of May Rent low.
ngtr D. APPLETON co 1871 Broadway.
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-@ roc, THE LAST WEEK at

Il PANORAMA HALL corner Of Broadway and Walk.
.-s,rcei, Of BEALE Il CRAVEN'S Magnificent Pauo-
.an1a OF 4 VOYAGE TO AND FROM CALIFOR-
MIA giving Views of Phisdeipha, Cape May Charles
ton Porto Rico, Rio Janero, Cane Horn In a Terrific
storm Mezalla, San Francisco Monterey, Panama the
Is,hmus Chagres Havana and Boston This superb psjnS
ing the largest in the world painted by GEOhGc
HEILGE on GOO feet Of canvas and is over two miles
In length. , ,,,,
Accompanied by Descriptive Lecture and Music
Admission 25 cents Children under u, half price
Doors open at 6}-Panorama moves It ..-
There will be exhibition every "Wednesday Az We az.
ats O'Clock h%' o.
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mo LANGUAGE can portray the JOY

=
L (which woman feel having her Tanned,
Freckled, Suu-burnt, Eruphve Red, Cnafed, Rough,
Chapped Dark Skin trans ormed into Wilderness Purity,
Smoolhness Soness and Transparency, through the in
srumentaity Of GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP II is Impossible 10 imagine the exquisite bTlhance
"a hch continued this wonderful Soap s capable OF
iparting the coarSest complexion The spear OF Thu
rel never worked wonders and this als0 NAV be
said of GOUkAUD'S INDICATED HAIR REfTORA'
TIVE which exerts marvellous influences N
rendering wry Hair silky and richly glossy Trial bottles
IS cents each GoURAUDs PouDRE SUBTLE t Is
from any part of the body quickly and safely warranted
GOURAtDs LIQUID HAIR DYE will nsI ia;
BiscR in few minutes without staining the skin GOU.
RAUDs VEGETABLE LIQUl0 ROUGE a beautiful
by rubbing with cloth handkerchief GOURATD'S
LILY WHITE decidedly the very best cosmetic for
flushed rough salow skins ever invented.
The genuine cosmetics and preparations Of Dr.. FELIX
GOURAUD oily to be obtained at his Depot g. VA;
L JORDAN, l29 Westinghouse CALENDER, SO South
Thrd-st Philadelphia no I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

a GIG FOR SALE.-A strongly built
IA Gig. newly trimmed and painted and in perfect run
ming order suitable for Physicians other business will
be sold low, al Manhattan place near Elmst n@8 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

ctTREET DEPARTMENT No. Hall Of RscOrts -s,asd pre-
Spoaas will the snest Commissioners o8es
lcSD at O'Clock NJ 60 Dag space
wids through ~eser walks of SLIP
sout Pans specifications and all information ,Gsso
had on application the CLARK OF thu Department
JOHN T DODGE, Stree; comnssioasr
November ls 1850. MIC
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MEDICINES.

nR. LARMONT. Member of the Paris
~ and London Medical Societies. devotes his attention
exclusively the specaies OF Office practice Per
sons ut distance be successfully treated by stating
Their case in fun enclosing the usual fee His Diploma
dated 1913 hundreds of certificates of cases from others
can be seen Office 40 Readest doors from Broad
way, n. Y. Hours to 2, and TO 9P. NJ. nT lw+
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING AND TAILORING.-Im-
" menee stock Of fashionable ready-tnsde CLOTHING
OF every descrpdon-l0O0 Goats from 81 To IS; 5,C0a
Vests mem q 81 5000 Pants om 81 to g. TO measure
new and fashionable 6rstrate railways guaranteed
single trial will convince all Twenty per ess than
any boase In the CITY, for cash Remember the name aud
nuipe@. MICHAEL CONWAY,
IS Smeod* lAS Falonst near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
TVELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE-Han

a OF Lyrics 4A Broadway next door to the Olympic
OPENING WEEK.-Ths new and splendid Hall is now
open, and will continue open EVERY NIGHT during
the week FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERATROUPE,
formers under the direction of j. B. FELLOWS. Con-
cert to consist of songs Duets Gees oqartettes emo
russes Restraints &c. &c. Buresques on Italian Opera,
Dutch Drill instrumental Solos and Ethiopian Dances
Admission 25 cents Doors open al g. concert IA O'Clock
Afternoon Wednesday and Saturday, comlnenc-
Ing al o'clock. 10
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

DhlsIsTRArORs sAIK-ln pursuance Of an one, u d.
"A Hen " Bfadiofa surrogate OF we CoaHP NsH
1oIs DohoNl hosASh "n 'sn anasf a' a'co o. ;"ss
credits OF WILLIAM kEHWlcA ats OF me C Of NsN foa is
ceased 1ost1te a. puhnc sneton ~ 'na @ - s
City Of New fotk on tbs 9Th day January asi a. f"ss ot
at noon the following Described s' estate Of which The % a's
dsd 's.sd W. II, MAJ, or ,.r.ot land in ,hs yoansos, w.ri
of,hs City Of hnoTn on the ma, or char
the number tvsl's hundres and Soundsd "sVT
Broadway sasary by lott $50, Southary by let "a ao'
lot ss; bang width from: and roar - 'as and dspA w
fact and Known a. ob4 bros1wny =, . s 1,.h vy,,. n
Az 10Y P ~ a, nom, on The ,outsI, AZ, a
The City OF Ne. Ioth comIs.s a. % JV from de
Chatham street. a"sa' - sot 10 n,b.Tz las NJ tb.sz
Cd oy hs seslay aus .,.,srIy along The souhof ,s
cuSSt plo uhS .u S ,nd lornsy Of tho s,ts,s Il
OF chatham ouse' 10 zoe. I T ia. sns Los.
No9e ~ a. r, It h.nc. rs,,s, IL feat ,achsa snd Aacs
n1Etheriy ~ isst inches, TO mo PAcS oi oSz"HS
Chatham street 49,, - =. 49,, ,,, Wan, ot.,s, ag
All tho." Lour cesn o ss o. a ss5 !" ", had. souas
distinguished az o NOS ofo' 900 o1 % ~ IN f,on ~ Ia
tia estate Of Anthony ~ ,, Mo- sSa "a
wick strset southery BY ot no oS ""stsfP ~ os - JS
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TELEGRAPH LINES,

~ connecting wlh al sections Of the United STATES
General Ofce 1871 Broadway Open from n the morning
till night Visitors IL Sewl0rs who ara accustomed
rsnsactug business with the ORiey Lines In any sec
tou of the United STATES Will hrd their interest 10 leave
their dispatches al this Office 10 insure prompt correct
transmission. tx, II
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wv PURSUANCE Of order Of tie suTos1 o ss,s c1'
iUy,, u,ts - hereby gwen 70 81 2soy' lo, iscsesal
MIS- BEST late Of the CITY Of Ss" Oh, 10
e 1sssa, he SAFE With sogchsr, thelso % .s IL de
% Pnoct l. gancket Esq No ~ hassaa EsIt-
s 1 yo,T IN O, sefsrs t~eaty seventh aaJ VI
D.ts4 nav Yort August % lse ~, 2vnT Admyastrtta1.
.uss laEom'Y JAAEs d IA----- :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29
1g7T7TTT Els PATENT BABY JUMP.

RRs-Tbs Mothers blessing and chd's delight
producing 9 health strength GROWTH fne forms and happy
dspost6ns Many improvements have been effected py
the of ths delightful Affair." and the constant de
msnd il sufficient proof Of its merits: Price $3.50 up
wards For sale, Wholesale and RETAIL by the lnyeHot -
W FUTILE, at his splendid Emporium OF Fancy Gooas
S45 Broadway. "'l ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

A,uPRrmE coURrla the .stsi Of ne a'eaSaIyS o, s
SH,.o, k,sTnes and ComrnOnslty Of tnS CITY oil nsg
-, -, 49,. 0pESING Of SEVENTY EIGHTH sTEEEl "a h ~.
Lnd s As SosHs" s' md ce
& 49, CIV II nav YORK. pursuant 10 tns statute 10 s9a
made and sroydoa tbs sad Mayor Alderman and M -
1,h ~, NJ s,v York intend nsks Application 10 " -
.a Coar Of the STATE u New York al specs. syn W -
I'd Cort 70 Go nsA the City Hall I'm the Cg Of -"
s,n,day tho 2O.h lay Of November, A D. lD A. ns
III, our on that day herssfsg Cennsel
for tho COMMISSIONER OF Estimate ana ~ ia
tb, xbnyn matter Tho nsnrs and 'ttens o. "a
nroysmsn a. tao opsnns Seventy E9th stte@t ron ta
duo 10 YA Avenue hs flls1sath afd o. sAs ~. t,s "A
MON n. man or usn Of .at CITY by virtue OF A A "a
AZ, reaYs 70 touching hs ayinS oaI Of s
Roads IN the CITY Of New Yofs and Tor oSef nor.tsa-
April ID, 1907. EEEBT e. DAslEo' S"d@''s ii %
'Da.sd New York October 81 lUc- ------
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WINDOW SHADES.
PATENTS.

XNIILDER'S PATENT SALAMAN-
w DFR sAFF-Is now and has been for q long time
iprnged 'i by CHARLEs GAYL0R He Il nov end , hss
been Under an order of the Circuit Court OF the u y sca
June 847 when obtained judgement 10 r9iag ST. tnou
his account under oath to said Court OF all SAFES aae
and BY him violation Of my Paen a and IN ag Ss
thereof that Injunction Issue forthwith Ieg gGS I .s5
GkYLOR in Violation Of Patent that shall hold neJn
10 damages, under the Patent Law as oeeSe 9ata d
LOR TO Be Irresponsible And would respectfully 9 I
ali who purchase SAFES look TO II thai ne SAFE mas
on il "VILDERS PATENT SALAAlAHDEk SAFE ID
0r az s 10 Ge sure 81 VIC O. WILDER. Paenee
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e,ypREMz couRr-LEyl cHArTtEIL2 aSsslS 81
of sat. Of ssy iSrt ss FIX cAsAL BANK OF "
s skSTs an Of a n S SS q "a
Of New Yo made h. ;*say ssl Of albany barely vs
Ger g e. . ss' Ing aSf.s s &c.
sad Cana Bank 4hd 70 20 for baAocs rsa.I3s ss2
Oh s:..s h s ai sS@'o
per cent that 'hel are ~ nc sad Rscesr bis oes 10 as ~
asay ~a @s s ds: sn s sf ses.
hult thereof ma M, Of The sad bulls aHa ~
p psS'T on d Of boiling 5s' il H.. az, sa csar
uno ND crei,,as Of tbs ,zd GenO o~A, as.g,
a.nsns a sy Ssisa aS sS[ ' Is y
sace o. - 81 uach the will also % p4 81,
EAa b 1osmetchl Bark IN tbs e {ii r kcafR.
jspsw'yF -----------,
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TNDIANS-Will be opened at the Al

\ NDIANS-Wl De OPUUtU dU VHO NJ
khsmbra Rooms 5574 Broadway on THuRsDA9 ~.
MING November % STANLEY'S NORTH AMERICAN
INniAN GALLERY contaiLng l34 Oil Paintings, consls
Ing Portraits life size n Of the n Paps G4 We sna wa a5
sonIb yesscru Praires New-MeXco California aud Ore
pon' together Nth L. ndscape views Game Dances Bu
fao Hunts and Domestic Scenea, all OF which have been
nsined in their country during eight years travel
among them hewhoe forming ofthe most interesting
and instructive exhibitions Illustrative OF Indian lie and
customs ever before presented 10 the public
Descriptive Lectures NAV be expected at P M on We'd
nesday Saturday; Also each Evening al u O'Clock
Open al AN. TO 10 PM,
Single Tickets 25 cents Season Tickets 81. Can be OF
tanned at the principal Hotels arc AT the Door
n28 1wuat STANLEY DICKERMAN Propretors.
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VNRFFDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN

E1NKEEIJON MUM OOUUII ~ 7 III
Il minues insured by BRYAN'S PULMONlC WA
FERSA single Of this extraordinary remedy guar
anieed to give Immediate relief In al Cases of coughs cods
ashmas bronchitis irritation Of the uvaa and oncis, and
al, lungs the money viii be returned
They pleasant the taste, unfling in the effect and
States and Europe. Price 25 cents. Sold by Druggists
generally Wholesale Depot in New-Yo rs Hudson.st
A. TURNBULL, Agent.
wholesale agent wanted In each OF the principal cties
throughout the Union Orders addressed the proprietor
J. BRYAN, Rochester N Y post ad,) will meet with
attention. MI Inn
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IN PURSUANCE OF az order OF as % ssTsos, s
,ss,s jSsEya O. DURELt as Of q. e 70 l.. .
ssased present tie ans saS ca, d Yon % Or
ths .spsS day o! Decanbs, S ao5LD gIsOas
Jrsa Iesg Isl lawSnAsI S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

A LADY who has had many years ex-
IA perence In teaching the Piano, Forte having now
few hours her dsposa wishes take more
Pupils instruct either their residences her
Address E. S. Tribune Office. NIL lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

DRIVATE INSTITUTIONAL grad
IL uate of New England College, who has for twelve
years been engaged in teaching DESTROYS of giving pr
vate instruction any students in College otherwise who
may desire H. in surveying engineering, and the mathema
tics generally embraced in the College University
with the higher branch of the French Analysis Instruction
will be given his at the residence of his pupils
upon moderate erms Address Algebra" Tribune Office.
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STOUVENEL & co. have openec

4 SIUUF EN- I'd e %. nave Opentu
az that large store 5g4 Broadway, 10 Nb!os with
full assortment OF very rich gas fixtures lamps. giron
does, &c, manufactured by Messrs. Cornelius { Co.
French candeabras Bohemian ware, &c They import
French china every description. They manufacture rich
CUT plain and moulded glass, and match al articles to any
patterns Goods loaned for parties Glass cut 70 order
Factory So and 30 Vesev-st MI In
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LyOR SALE-A variety of Fancy and
n other Dry Goods and the Store TO let cheap IN good
locality; disposed of of the III health OF the ad
yeriiser To save trouble but cash customer With
about $500 need apply, by note, to j. B. Bowery P9s
Office. Zoo IL
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FWNRIPLER HALL.-Madame ANNA
IL BISHOPS SEVENTH GRAND SACRED CON
CERT viii take place on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT
December ], when
POPULAR SELECTIONS
from the Works of great Masters including some OF the Ia
vonte pieces ofast Sunday viii be given 49,
Full parlculars duly announced Tickets so cents M
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INSTRUCTION.

VTNEACHER WANTED-To supply
Il vacancy in School District No. 8, Newtown, near
Newmarket New Jersey Apply either of The Trustees,
DUNN n29Sts