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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-06
RAILROAD MEETING.

Agreeably to printed bills, citizens of Davenport
met at Concert Hall on Monday evening last Jonathan
Parker in the Chair.
The object Of the meeting was stated by Mr.. L. J.
Center be- to provide to defray the expenses
special Delegate to Congress to urge the claims 81
the Davenport and Council rlufs Railroad.
MIR. j. L. Davis moved that the Town Council Of
Davenport be requested to make appropriation Of
$3.50 TO deray the expenses ola Delegate to Washing.
ton City to ad the interests the Davenport and
Council Bluffs Railroad.
Mr. Fslton moved as an amendment, that the con-
alteration Of the motion be postponed until the We'd
nesday evening following, that the citizens generally
may be notiGsd oft.
The amendment was lost, and after speeches from
several individuals, the first motion prevailed.
Adjourned indefinitely.
J. PARKE n, Chm.
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SMOKY CmIMSEys writer in the Lon.
Goa Builder corr,boratcs by his own expert
cnce, the efficacy of,he system Of con,rac-
lion at The boliom Of the flne and the re-
verse at the top, as the cure Tor ssn,ky
chimncys.
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CLAIEvoYAScE AND THE PARKMAN MUR.
DER.-A statement has been forwarded l..
this city, aud placed in the hands Of Prof
DroLs !an, y whom il was administered To Mr..
l.. Duke, counsellor at law, to the etiec, tha,
aclaiIyoyani, named Fritz, in Northern New
York, had recently nado the most exiraor-
linarv revelations in regard to the parkman
murder.
The clairvoynnt is a youth ten years o.
age, Of German paren,agc, and has never
left his native place. Being put in the
mesmeric sleep, young Fritz described with
extraordinary minuteness the towns and
cities on the way to Boston, then The medi
cal college, where the bloody deed is nlleg-
ed 70 have been perpctra,cd, the manner in
which j, was committed, and finally the pre- :
else spot in Charles river where the bod
ii Dr.. Parkman can now be found
The matter will be placed in the hands
Of r. G. Shaw, Esq, who will pursue the
investigation or not, as circumstances mss
,!i2,atc. Il is altogether very singular
ease, and doubtless will afford considerable
60 ID for the lovers of the marvellous, before
ii is c"ncludeJ.--[N. y. Globe.
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(For the Gazette.)

tfOr the UaZette.J
SONNET,
On Me-ticking ofa Clock in my BEDROOM.
There i sound that falls upon my ear
With perpetual monotony;
solemn sound that changes not its key,
But at the closing, as the opening year
With melancholy sequence beats Away;
E. through the hours of darkness still that chime
Sharp, sonorous and sad, pervades the gloom,
Like footballs Of some earnest traveller
Urged BY mighty motive night and day.
1t is the echo 81 the march oftime;
With which the heart keeps pace a little way,
Then fingers, falters, stops, and finds its tomb.
Yet shall th' unpaus ing spirit wander free,
Its horolose delight, its hour-etcrnity.
t.oiinc, June Sd, 1850. n. S.
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JAMES iiARLAN,s DEFAMATION

'AmGS 40 NLAN'o DLOL1NAIION.
We find the following letter in tho las,
Iva Republican. Il does homer 10 James
Harlan. We trust the Executive G ,mmi,.
Ice will I'LL Me vacancy as soon as p3ssi.
b'e:--
Iowa Cr., May 25th, 1860.
10 tue Uh,g State Erecutire Con,nsiiee:
GENTLEMEN: On the 18th inst, Twas nominated as
candidate or the Office 81 Governor. And, although
uis nonor was undesired and unexpected my part,
ys. IN me absence ofan apparent constitutional dis
indicated by my friends in defending the poIt-
cal truths and fundamental principles Of freedom,
when we are contending But by reference to the 3rd
section Of the 9Th Article ofthe constitution, you will
No person shall be eligible the Office of Governor
Who has not attained the age ofhrty years the time
OF said clectiOn.0
Twill not be quite thirty years old on the first Mon
day ofnext August and although the returns " III not
be canvasscl and the election completed until the .s
week /. Deccmber, this N y be construed into
stitu' flour ticket should
which we may reasonable expect, can doubt az
to the course our opponents would pursue, who ac
Guainted vita the exparte and tic
Cuilerizatioa by which Ihave been hitherto excl ded
from Office, 10 which had been twice elected by
the people, under preteAts more nmsy in their char
acter.
Your attention is therefore called to these acts not
noticed ny me previous 10 the adjournment of the con-
vention, that the vacancy thus occasioned may b.
promptly h.ied, through your agency, with another
whose superior capacity may guarantee an energetic
tain success. ~
With sincere thanks to the members ofthe CONVEX
len and lasting gratitude to the people Of the
for their kind intentions. subsc ribe myself with
nish CONSIDERATIONS OF respect,
= Your obedicnt servant
JAMES HARLAN.
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A WISE JUpGE--Protecfioa of the press
Henry Keller, musician, was convicted
in Pittsburgh Cour, recently ofcowhidin.
an editor for Il criticism upon him. In pas
sing sentence, the Judge said:-
.You have been found guilty Of assault,
and battery. If you had been libc''cd or
s!nndcred in a newspaper you might had
!, legal redress. Artists, MS well NJ
statesmen and politicians, are open to crit
icism. The man WHOM this country, where
liberty prevails. and where all tnen should
be sensitive Of their honor, raises cowhide
to his nciehbor should be prepared todie at
his feet. 1t is gross outrage. The SEN
,cnce Of the cour. is, thut yol pay fine Of
500 and the cost Of prosecution
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James G. Drake, gentleman Of some
celebrity in the musical world, rs the
author of many popular songs, died in JEFF
ferson Co, Ky., on the 18th inst. lie was
one ofa family distinguished for theatrica!
talents. Miss Jnlia Dem is his niece.
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~ Ew FER III,
AND NEW GOODS!

~ E FIRM,
AND NEW GOODS!
NXRILI.iAM VAN TuYL and IRA
Vw COOK have associated themselves il.
business, under The name and style Of VAN 'ruyL
& Cook, in the town OF Davenport. and have just
received atihe old stand OF William lnslee gem
eral and well selected stock, Of
DRY GOODS, GRO L lES,
HARDWARE, B BOTS & soc
QuEENSWARE,& &c. ~
Making general assortment Of goods such as
is usually found IN country store.
Having commenced the businc IS with view
to permanent continuance therein in this town,
il will be their object so to conduct il as to give
satisfaction TO al who may have any transactions
with them.
IF fair dealing and small profits will insure sue
cess, tncy aIe determined to succeed
PRODUCE OF ALI. KINDS,
Purchased and fair and liberal prices always
paid. 50,
VAN TUYL s. COX.
Davenport, May lst 1850.
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I For Me week ending Juno 5. 1850 4

EY AUTHORITY OF FEsE: FEES
EDEN'Y or T'.a:. u. STATES.
EN. HI, undersigned will sell the "Nli.ita-
kAs ~ Reservoir of Font Armstrong, on Rock
Island, in the Mississippi river, TO The high, ST
bidder for cash, en- Monday, ,h' l7lh IT June,
1850; the sale TO take place the premises, be-
tween the hours OF 10 a. NJ, and 6 P. NJ.
On the payment OF i,e purchase money, GER
,iica'e o. purchase will be given 10 the success
fui bidder. and on the presentation "f that GER
tificate 10 the Secretary OF War in Washington,
The proper title deeds will be given.
II. B. MASON,
Rrevet Brig. Gen. U. Army.
Nav ODD, 1850. 3!-;s
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AN aud after Monday, April -, 1880,
- the trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
between Chicago and Elgin, as follows:
First train leaves Chicago al 8, AN.
Arrives at f gin IL, AN.
Second train leaves Chicago at 3, p.x.
Arrives at Elgin, 81 Pm.
First train leaves Elgin at ! AN.
Arrives at Chicago, 10, a. II
Second train leaves Elg;n at 3, P. NJ.
Arrives at Chicago, 81 P. N.
Stages run, in connection, as fclovs:
From ELGIa, via Belvidere, r ,ckfordu and Free,
port, TO GALENA, daily on arrival Of cars, AZ II,
a. N. Also. from Sr. CHARLES, via Genoa, Rock
ford and Freepor., to GAbExA, daily. At 5, A. NJ,
connecting, at G-lena, with Steamboats, for tho
Upper Mississippi.
From ELGIS, via Be!oi, and Janesville, to MAD
IsoN, Wis, daily, at IL, a. n.
From ST CHARLES, via Aurorn, 4Oswego and
Bristol, to O.tova, Monday, v ednesday and
Friday, at 5, A. N.
From ST. CHARLES, via S camore, Oregon City
and Dixon, to Rock ISLAND, on Sunday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at Z, A. NJ
From WnEAIoN's, via Naperville, TO AURORA,
daily, on arrival Of cars, a! 5, P. N.
From WaEAToN's To Dixon, Albany, Rock Is
land and Giicna, Monday, Wednesday and FIJI
dar, on arrival Of Cars Mt S. ~.
JOHN B. TURNER,
Acting Director.
Chicago. MAY |, 1850. 34-6m.
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CABINET FURNITURE,

- MANUFACTUREDa and Tor sale
81. sssss;;5rs BY the undersigned in the Shop
E{s..1s5 No. 5, opposite the new Post Of
fce building, formerly occupied by John Pore.
An assortment now on hand, and new lot of
thoroughly dry lumber ana hands employed ma
king more furniture. :
frrCOFFINS made 10 order at any time and
arrangements made by which in a lew weeks q
Hearse win be furnished TO those who may de-
sire it. - 1-sAt Z - r -
Come and see and bring your moEey along.
WM. BURRl6.
Davenport, April s5.h, 1850. S3.ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
90 HE CREDITORS Of tho Long n I.and Raj

$50 THE CREDITORS OF tho Long Ialsnd Rail
road Company-The holders Of bonds OF his company
are doubtless tina, In consquence OF sols insulated
the Supreme Court and that the road with all the property
the company transferred to him about the secsnd
day OF March lRst
In he hope that plan mag be proposed by tbs stock
holders which shall The views Of the credors and
In the end the interests OF 10th the holders OF tho
compBny's obligations urgently requested TO transmit
their names with tbs numbers dates and amounts OF the
bonds held by them without delay 10 the undersigned Ia
milee appointed for this purpose by the drecIors at
the office OF Colt Smith, 90 WallEt New YORK.
This course Ia absolutely necessary In order that ho
stockholders nay the parties with whom they are 10
treat the bonds being negotiable by simple delivery or
assignment noted on the books Of the company.
10 the lief Of tho directors that mutually advan
tsgeous arrangement may be made The undersigned there
fore pres immediate attention 10 the above notice
New-YoTk Bep'ember 6, 1850,
:, s,.u9u E WM AI!x s sraqSa' Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE w EsTERH NAIL
RoAD-The passenger train from Albany on
Thursday night ran into the freight train bound up,
while the attor was standing on the turnout at
the Wes.held Depot. Ii was the result OF mis-
placement of the switch. The two locomotives
were somewhat injured, but no! disabled as the
passenger train was stacking up its speed TO stop
at the depot The cars were also not seriously IN.
ured Several passengers received Injuries
Jumes Miller of WestfeId who was in the seconi-
class car, had his leg badly broken. D Wac
rem of this town was ssandng on the platform or IN
,he bagg ard was thrown out on the ground
receiving come slight injuries on his face and more
serious bruises on bis left hand and breaking hls
ttle finger The baggage man was also consider
ably bruised A lady passenger was slightly In
ured One man was thrown against an adjoining
&c at with such force az to break it. The disaster
was the result of mere careles'ness or torgestaness
Springfield Republican.
A BREAK Down AT THE FALLS OF 81 AS
rHosY.-That immense apron Of rock, being
Fat aheet about 80 feet wide by $50 feet long over
which the water of the alIs Of 81. Anthony lately
poured next TO the w estern shore, fell down not
long since, under the weight OF the fl 3D. Our
readers will recolIect that we described the mag
nifcent ball made by this great roof oehind ths
sheet of water, at the time when Judge Aeeker's
court adjourned to that paoe and expired it, after
holding an inquest in the old government MILL more
than one year ago. Minnesota Pioneer
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pArEuT zIwo pArwr.

FEyHE BUBBCRiBERs Agents Of tho New Jersey g42
piong and Mining Company, hays rece1ed bo1 thstf
extensive Works at Newark supply OF the Patent Zos
Brown and FranklinEis P&nAs which wl be dsfoseds
on removable teymB.
Yhese pains consis Of various suhdss ifoM ds&p rfz
brown, up 10 aeop orange and also black snd batng
composed OF netsllc oxdes her lasng properties Gn6
economy be confidently recommended. ThLs Comps
ny also prepares, from the same oIides pens peculiarly
valuable for the coating ofroE and OF Tin, EoriaE tho beet
protection against oxtdisGion now known.
These psintS, wban applied wood. ofn also valss
bio protection sS2tnS, Are.
supply Of 0S companJs oseaitul WEISS o1dds 81
Zinc now1o sxenFyey aeed In Pans aud ether paH2 81
Europe yanable gubshtlts for white eAd and
ether dss,arc1s sAlVs IA shortly sxpocted For sale ~
the subscribers, J0HGA 60.
q 2mog 81 5ssver-g-
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vS7- Ne,v.York Uuiyersity-Medca Department

vzy- Nexv.York UufyersIty-M Medical Department =
The Faulty 1.-The University tske grea
their INSTITUTION by gentlemen pFee standing ID tne
respeve departments Dr. Elisha Bartlett Professor OF
inherently AM Or Samuel Gross, Professor OF Surgery
IN The ousville University, having both reSgued lne
Profeaoshps in ID 1t Institution have been eeteo 20 ara
accepted the the Chair Of Institutes ana rfscce OF
Medicine, the other Tho Chair OF surgery IN NE onSefsy
In these elections tho Faculty have looked only al the
great aod permanent interests Of their School, aud they
feel that these appointments while ney mus. 'ooa1 s19
tbst the institution will ose nothing ofits rme prosperity
SESSION IS3O.3E.
Yhe Lectures Fill commence OF Aonday me |lN VI
October and be continued 10 The last day OF February
GNANvI1LE SHARPE PATrIsoS, M D Professor OF gene
rt descriptive and surgical Anatomy
MARTYR PAINE, M D. Professor OF astsria hedic@ ana
GuHSfSs 5 BEDFORD, NJ D Professor OF Midwifery and
Diseases OF Women and Children
Joas W. pRArER, MD Professor OF Chemistry and
Phy siolosy , -, ,.,.a .a
& ELISA BARTLETT Nj u Professor vi INC tuAHu'oS Hu
Practice OF Medciue.
sAMuuL D eRoss, Professor efsurseTy,
Dsuotstrdtor Of .indtsRay-WtLLIAm DARLING. A u
Tho Faculty II will be have added The
OF Physiology the chair Of Chemisy and Prot Draper
WILL, ia future In addition 10 hts regular courhe OK one
ry rive two evening lectures Physiology The sdysn'
ae this arran cement NV be obvious to every ore
She Professor II Anatomy VIII Bso deliver an auulohai
lecture in bis depsrtmen eveaing hour 10 ordeE 70
afford ample opportunities TO their pupils Tor udYns dl
ease practically the Faculty have determined TO open three
st Surgical end Medical clinque to rs hold by Prof.
GrCct on SATURDAYS
direction Of Prof Bedford. Tne interesting disease
ofWome and Children WILDE boug before Inc ana
fly ecured upon by The Professor The clasS will also
have ar supply Of Gd wfy cssss TO he attended
al the houses OF the patients.
Sd Medical and Surgical cintque will he hsld every
-eeday under Tie direction OF Pios bSrueH and Far
NSon. 49,,
In addition to ihese mesns OF studying disease, the
New. YORK Hospital the Bellevue Hospital, The Eye and
Ear nfrmsry The various Diapen.ares and nhfmsries
are Gil accessible 20 the student ethical Insuucu0n 10
CIV evaTL The heEs YORK Hospital
The d.sectue will be open on tue LAT day OF oco
her and sn angle supply OF The material will be provided
Fees for the full OF Lectures $lO5 Authorization
lee SIS; Practical Anstou,y s.; Grsjustoe Ies, $50;
The commencement viii take place early In March
JOHN w DRAPER, NJ D.
Secretary ~ the Faculty, $50 Fourth at
P s-0ood hoard fron 81 80 to IS per week STUDENT
or arriving In TO an will please call Al the Medical oohee
$50 Broad way and for the Jsnitor Mr Poman VINO
,,ii,i conduct hem 20 boarding housed
IS StawtO20 and Sl4W2
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EFT O}Keiily1g Telegraph Lines' eonnec1nf
viii ali sections Of the United States General ONES 10
Broadway Open from In the morning Ill II al nlgn'-
Visitorp In New York who accustomed to THANKSGIVING
butiness with The OReily Lines In any aecuon OF me
United SIXTIES VIII find II their interest to leave ihelr alE
patches al this Office Insure prompt ard correct s9'
mission Iooh
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sbsm..,ves exhausted and worn oct oy avs" ,sa%
a ,;,b acssy means enough left 70 carry e% ~
h Suo homs This 10 true picture oil shfe0 ou' VI
S syery Eve who visit the gold region ~ N
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS
For Europe.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
CoLLIas's LlHE-Satis Jroz Nsto- York.
PACIFIC Capt Nrs........ For liverpool. Sat sept
Capt For L7srpooI.. Sat Oct
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" Wnter-Curo Instintea-City and Coun~
try,-Df TRAIL receives patients at the commoilous city
estsblthment 10 LAight and al Oyster Gay, l. Com
manicaton dsiJ between these pseea by steamboat and
Railroad General practice attended to- Consultations S.
q frrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

ATTEAPI TO BLOW UP The MANSION HOUSE,
On the 10th mat. man giving his name as Z.
w hi.tely n. Y. put up at the Mansion House, and
yesterday went to Ssevenss store where he pur-
chased q canister Of guRpowder. This morning,
about o'clock he placed it in the hall Of the bald
Ing and spilled a allow match to it. Fortunately
the diabodca attempt was discovered IN time to
prevent an explosion. A boy belonging to the as
tsbhahment recognized W hittely as being the per
son to whom the powder belonged he having seen
him go TO purchsIe it as Stevens the day before
The csniBter Of powder WAS duly Identified as
well as the purchaser Of it by the seller, and WIFI
tely las accordingly arrested. Hs ia now before
the Grand Jury. Buffalo Republic
RAPE.-A respectable young girl at Lawrence,
who had become acquainted with fslloE By the
name Of Pinkham, was decoyed by hin, one even
ing last week, into piece OF woods, where he with
two other acamps seized her and all three violated
her person. Not content with this they robbed her
Of her purse and rings Pinkham, aud one OF ais
associates, Elbridge Pike of Newburyport were
arrested on Monday, az Aues5ery. The third Is
yet at large but bis arrest Ia certain.
Boston Herald 18th 2
To BE EASaED.-Benj. Balcom, William Cal.
houn and Henry Nenasseth, were sentenced at
Lischfeld, CT. on Thursday last, TO be hanged On
she second Friday in July next for the murder OF
BArnco White, in Colebrook OF. In March last.
FRA Gre broke out in the stables fshs city
Hotel at Tifin. Ohio, on the 7.h inst which deS
Eoyed several buildings. Loss about $500.
Sands Circus Company lost eleveR fne horses Gad
thirty aYe sssa Of harness, valued at 8, 900,
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" Water CHre--T L. NICHOLS, ii D. snd Mrs.
n & COVE NICHOLS, 81 Wsst Wenly-Aecocd a. Ps
TENS received for full board day neaimenG visited
a ihe residences Consultations from 10 TO l. Ag27 In
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GENERAL NOTICES.

IT, Fcvisrs Se Welic, PhFeEolSGtrta $40 = -
Ilaharn, Clinton Hsu Isl Naane-st nssf laA r9rE
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~ Nodcs-Wpe, cas- euers patent hsve been Rranlsa
10 John A. Whipple and ~m Jones OF B oT.on Tor the
rnve,on Of taking Photographic pictures or Daguerreo
a a. rIs., all persons are cautioned against using Tue
mi wi eS dsa s So ' .ss on sea
o1s1I. ,eps Adress JOHN A. WulPPLF Dc Washing
sonS ~ p teIs 1p "A I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

KY- Wigs and Toupecs.-BATcHELoR's celebrated
Wig Factory ia at 4 Wallis where al all times can be
found The largest assortment In the city strangers ana
citlzenp should call Judge for themselves before pur
chs sing elsewhere. BATcHELoRs newly invented Wigs
obtained medal at the Fsr Of the American lnsti'
mte Copy the address myl5 MW&Fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

W- DR.. snevv,s WateF~UHre kasusat1ezJ p
asr Ywelttb-st and Untyersity-plRes n
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r. DIR. Houahton's Water-Cure Esta6iis b.
way aul9 lm+
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fNHARI.Es POWERS, Weekly and Ao1hy ltohS
may he found al II Cepser-si betwesu 0haolbsr sd
Rsade sn New. YORK Mr r having had long expestoet
la attending the sea respectfully sofcis Inc patronage
thoss who mSy avoy hul With call SeSs OF cry rl*r
ance given and required aul' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

C0OLs WANTgD-0y Goods, Hardware and
SHGrCccriss in excasnye for Land in the Stse OF Wiz
conso luasd ou the line Off PlsrR Road and gear Ia.
Nicbigsp Add $50 A. IL American Hotel Y bl%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

RANKING EoUsE OF J. oARoTRERs & co
No Is WOOD-sY PITTsBURGH. PA
COLLECTIONS made 90 eli tho principal Cltiea O.
~ d. United ststaa Reference Ia Nav. York Eessrf
WIlsioyg, Laaieq & Go, So Walls. s1lTG
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Prom Glesaow.

Proz Netg Ycyk for Glds1otc.
TT OF GLASGOW B. A4rHIus About ths middle Oh sTsrJ
,sra.s ooai Ii NAY July ssPtshs So7r ana January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

n0Ous 40 lNp, Win BOARD suitable Ior geaVe'
Is men ard their wives single gentlemen, at lt5 Hud
.onst opposite 81 Johns Psrk References exchanged;
81 lms
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IMPORTED CARPETIM Gs,
ROR FHH FALL YRADE

"A.
u NTH LOUHSBEAY are now IacelvTE thsL SaS'
TRIES. BRUSBELS IMPERIAL THREE-PLY, ia-
GRAIN ana other CARPETlNGS comprising ono Of Ihs
largest most complete and dearabls assorimenS efos ct
fsred IL tMs market. .,,, ~,
Fheir purchases being made entirely fof As s1otos
them advantages IN making selections lnaI 'ul low poSsH
and enables them to sell the lowest possDie pflces
English Tapestry Cerpels, from Us 70 d4s poo YARD
English Brussels Carpets, from u 20 lVs pet J0o.
EpeliSa Three.py Carpets. from Is TO los pes ynrd
American TbYee biz Carpets from Is 10 So per yard.
English and American superfne Ingram Carpets ro0
30 tots per yard. ,, 49,. -. q.
Common Ingram Carpets, from 70 TO 10 per yard.
Also large ntock Of Euglish and American PLooh
OIL CLO7HS tom feel 70 q feet wide. .., .
DRUG9ETIEGS, 81 ga l24 and 1874 widsI -. ai' ~
choice assortment Of all Other goods connected Nv '
trade equally low. SMITH LOUHbBsn,haa1n al
a72w4 44s Fea1si SIKH Cazpe store from Chetoemee
TNO JRWELERS.-For sale, tho toos go , nTsae ts
manufacturing teweleY Also, loi o. e 1"mS shs
Tho above vii be sold very low and on hbela ' i ia
lease OF tho shop be secnIed II desl0--
Sp'Dg.St or address box s07 PostofSce W.
EVERY SORE ON THE sKIS-Fotsf.a ~ ite9 199.
Nca1ces, cotsump ion, &c &c ahal % "T Iii ~ he Dr.
ealy cured without mercury by S rSs,erces viii Ia
3. WOMB, IS HnGAoo ct. COCA ''' a13 lms
given ct bis o6ics. .-.~z
VOBAOOO, sNUFR AND OLGA @snS % sSos
i GREGORY $40 Wasbing tca's1 " =; 1890 sasR
~ Eagehofn, manufacturers and . ,a snnniied win
end efgars Cigar.maksrs and Toososs ,o.ftv Al oN
leaf TOBACCO and snaG foar. oil saPeA'"' s2ia Ins
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