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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-11-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS
CANADA AND BALTIC.
NEy YoRx, Nov. llth

The Steamship Canada, with dates 70 the
28th ult, and the Steamer Baltic from Liverpool
with dates TO the Gath, arrived es,erday.
The Steamer Africa salod from Liverpool on
the 25th ult for New York, and got ashore oil
Belfast, and returned to Liverpool, severely in
jured.
Tho Canada brings i55 passengers, and the
Baltic %.
The reported further search for Sir Johr
Franklin il given up for the present.
Parliament is 10 be prorogucd on the 25,h o.
January.
The accident 10 the Africa occurred on the
night OF the 25th in consequence Of a dense fog.
She remained aground until late the next day.
The Canada was dispatched in ballast with the
passengers and mails.
Kossuth arrived At South Hampton on the
23d, and met with most enthusiastic reception,
He reached London on Monday.
IrALy.-ltis said that the Pope is lying dan
gerously i'll. Rumors Of his death had been
current, but they were contradicted.
New YosK, Nov. 10.
It is understood tina, Kossuth sailed from Eng
land for America in the Steamer Of Saturday
last.
The Steamer Mississippi from Gibral,er, Oct.
Is arrived this morniug, with the Hungarian
Refugees lately released with Kossuth.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
Il is rumored here to-day, that negotiations
are pending between the Secretary Of State and
the Spanish Minister, for the release Of the
American Prisoners now in Spain.
Commander Morris has been appointed Chief
Of the Bureau Of Ordinance, and Commander
Shubrick inspector Of ordinance.
/. is rumored that the Cheyalier Iulsmsn,
Austrian Minister, has informed MIR. Webster
that he has received orders to Withdraw IS soon
as Kossu,h 10 received as the guest Of the Unit
ed States.
Mr.. Rives, the American minister at Paris,
has been recalled
CHARLESTON S. G. Nov. 10.
The Brig Adela, from Havana, arrived to-day,
bringing dates to the I4,h ultimo.
Mr.. Thrasher was still confined in the fortress
Of Punta. His brother had been arrested on the
3lst. II 10 rumored that an autograph letter
from General Lopez has been discovered in Mr.
Thrasher's office, duplicating his brother and
others, and TO this is attributed the arrest Of his
brother.
VicksBuRs, Nov. 8.
The Steamer MONTGOMERY, was burnt at 3
O'Clock this morning while lying at Hurricane Is
land in fog. The boat and large cargo Of
$500 bales Of cotton, 10 total loss. Two cabin
passengers were burnt or drowned.
New York, Nov. 10.
The ship Oregon from N. York to King
sion, sunk in gale OH The 18th Oc,
Three passengers were drowned. The
rest saved themselves en- a raft. and were
picked up by the brig Conductor.
The Pacific sailed today with 46 pas
sengers, among whom was Father Mathew
She took out $s5,000 in specie.
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- MARRIED,

On the l4,h inst. by Jons EVANS, Esq, Mr.
FRANCIS oCHs and Mis..EMMAiscHuTr,
al Of this county.
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Dr.. W. s. PiERcE, formerly of Rock Is.
land, has been elected Comptroller Of Cal.
ilornia.
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FARMERS ATTH19D,s
Hedges for the Prafrfes.

NE have on hand 60 or 20 thousand Osagt
w Orange Hedge Plants which We will eel
cheap for Cash. Also oil kinds OF Fruit trees a
the Rock Island Nursery.
KINNEY & HAKES.
Nov goth, 1851. ll-6w
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DUBUQUE LAND SUIT-FATE OF DU.
BUQUE.


Tho Galena papers announce that sui,
has been brought in the United States
Court, at Dubuque, to recover large trac,
Of laud, on part Of which that city is stu
ated. The claimants are the heirs Of JUL.
en- Dubuque, Augusta Choutsau and 9th.
ers, claiming under the old Spanish Grant.
The validity Of this grant was recognized
by the Board of Commissioners 10 1905.
Their decision was reversed by Alfred Gal
latin. Secretary Of the Treasury. Ia 1911.
the Board Of Commissioners revived their
former decision, In 1912 the United
States Senate committee reported adverse.
ly to il, and in 1914 and 1916, in favor Of
il. The validity Of the Spanish Grant was
also recognized by the Indians and BY
General Harrison.
In 1888 by order of.hs Secretary Of War
the commander at Fort crawford, sent q
detachment Of troops to drive the parties in
possession off the tract, and burn their i'm.
provements. The parties 10 possession
we're the tenants Of the persons claiming
under Julien Dubuque, and were, at the
time they were driven off at the point Of
the bayonet, raising large quantities Of
mineral.
The sui. now pending is brought by the
heirs Of these tenants. There Is nothing,
however, in all this TO affect materially the
right Of title, with those who may wish to
purchase Dubuque lands. The parties n
possession are ''bone fide" purchasers, and
will be protected by Congress, If the Su.
preme Court decide in favor ofthe claim.
ants. If il decide against the claima nts,
matters will remain az they are, and com.
pensation will undoubtedly be made to the
plaintiffs for the damages sustained, in con
sequence Of their dispossession bv the war
department in 1888. Keokuk Dispatch.
The Conn. Conrdm says that nineteen
free colored persons, composing five famiI.
les, embarked for Liberia on the 10th ult
They will stop at New York for a larger
party for the same destination and take
passage in the brig Zeno. One Of tho
number, Jacob Williams, was employed 10
the Conrant office for five years, and is
faithful, industrious man, Of moderate in
'el'gence. Such emigrants will be an ac-
QUESTION 10 The houri.hing Republic,
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HEALTH OF IowA.--By reference to the
census statistics Of our State for the year
1850, we perceive that Of the many coun.
ties with populations ranging above 5000,
Scott county is the most hsalihy-wiih the
exception Of Linn county, wbere il there
be no typographical error, as we are inc!in-
ed to think there il, people never die! On
the other hand The most unhealthy county
in the State is that Of our neighbor Musca.
tine. Figures, it Is proverbisl, do not lie,
and we may talk Of the relative healthiness
OF the respective counties, but hare is IRE.
fragable testimony that Scot, county
stands at the head Of the list.
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AND ROCK ISLAND.

DAVENPORT AND ROCK ISLAND.
Our neighbor Of the Rock Island Adrer'
t;ser, il an sr,icle he published recent,
upon our respective towns, which We Pcr
ccise has been copied into s., Louis pa
per, does injustice 10 Davenport. lie STATES
the number Of stores here to be only tscea
~. Upon actual enumeration, we find .hs'
we have rary-EvE bona fde stores--no,
saumera,ing candy and cigar shops, bake
ries. SC.
He puts down the pumber Of Inhabitants
ia Dsvcnpor, At 5000, 10 Rock Island
$500! That we presume was copied from
The map Of Mr.. Stoddard. At.he last cen,
sus Davenport contained moro Inhabitants
than Rock Island, and we knor il has in-
creased more rapidly since, while in the
interim the corporate limits hayc been en-
larged to take 10 thickly populated dis
,rict that was before excluded.
We do not make these remarks invid0-
oosly, friend Bracket, but because several
Of our citizens have requested Us TO correct
the errors which you had doubtless unin
teotionaly committed.
We are afraid, neighbor, you are not
posted with regard to the progress Of this
place. We are empha.ically "going ahead"
You can Judge something Of our prosperity
BY your own--our capital is your capital--
the lever with which you work is the lever
that we use -our interests, in brief, are
Identified.
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YANKEE VEGETABLES

''o' D"'uIHceS OIAWe, duu LUpbtcIS. Vu1
and try them.
ALSO
FRESH LEMONS.
II. RElCHENBACH,
Second st., between Harrisoa and Ripley SIS
Davenport, Nov Goth, 1851. tiff
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Mn. Russell, 81. Louis gentleman,
with an eye TO extensive wealth in view Of
the progress Of Davenport, has pureha sed
property in this place and vicinity within
about fortnight, to the amount Of $2S,-
600. Among the places that have chang
ed proprietors We may mention, The family
residences Of Dr.. Barrows and Mr.. T. s.
Hnge, the store and residence Of Dir. John
Owens, and the farm known as Glen YER
non. While we regret 10 see 20 much
property concentrating in the hands Of
one individual, We are pleased that it is
improved property he has purchased, and
that be designs stiI further improvements,
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BINDERS' LEATHER-Th

~ subscriber has ALWAYS haad and constantly
ccNng English colored SSi,crS colord CasAns French
Turkey Morocco Russia Red Leather saed Splits and
Calf Book cloth, French. German and American Marbl.
Paper. and theT article required bndery large
assortment Of George Dndley superior bark Skvess ban.
She and law Calf always hand AL Of The above
offered for sale. a, the lowest market press by
aur 2ms JAMES COOK. .q5l peaTl-st n Y
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INDIA RUBBER.
A SHORT ANSWER to WIN: JUD-

A SHORT ANSWER to VIM. JUDI
~ SON and the RUBBER COMBINArION.-For the
past month papers teemed with fresh supply Of
false and malicious attacks against IL DAY and his bust
ness all emanatms from VIM Judson the agent partner
and counsel at the Rubber MonopolIsts legal OPINION
from such of course not worth answering, and
hls abuse is equally contemplate.
Failing this he assumes TO speak for the " Comb
of Rubber Monopots and threatens 10 prosecute
nv they dare To buy goods from Day This IS
too old a tnck TO be patented. and the public can't be
gulled longer The best goods Will command the mar
ket and If the Combination do really make their goods
according Goodyears Patent" all their threats VIII not
make their goods sell prevent customers from buying
goods which not made according TO Goodyears glue
and mOlasses patent
For the past four years these wholesale moRopozes II
the rights the people who of competition by threats
Of the law have daily out that Days time had come
that he could Mt stand longer and yet he on hand
ready and able TO MAINTAIN his nights la the only
case hich the Combination dared % bring 20 tra
they beaten and Day got verdict but he has NOT
heard vet that they have paid the costs for which Their
suretes are liable.
Let them bring thsr actions to TRIAL and promise them
law and Justice 10 their hearts content,
Let them come into Court II they dare Their puts Of
their goods and their threats against customers are
equally vain. The public are tired u such humsng
jyl8tf II. II DAY.
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DR CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER.
MEDICAL.
\ CHALLENGE to the WORLD-

4 CHALLENGE 10 the WORLD
"a Will forfeit $1,000 and pay any c.lanta
bic any all other articles tnat Hood the
market a. sages or Liquids undos cogsonea Of
PAN ErteruinatOrs EXTRACTOR Ointuents Killers 81
&c. perorm such II all Its PARTICULARS, mas
bees psrformed b.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
what Is reported IN printed pamphlets the
"HAGUE-ST. EXPLOSION CASE ="
and colgate myself moreover 70 pay 81 90 70 parts
who can prove that there word Of unrsfh n thS
READ T-A ye who have charge Of steam engines, for
your lives and the Iyes Thousands Of O'ners
CsUrIoS.The public . cautioned against base couats<-
fets Of nv Save under the old wrapper Buy tAeretors
DALLEYS EXTRACTOR only 81 the present hev
wrapper and enlarged bores. Mind the snotehs -
ihe new ~rapper-Sgn, Triangle. SERPENT DOW L"A
and Eagle.
See The printed circulars. r
DALLEYs ANIMAL GALVANICi
csrta1n ouck AMI neyer-fsng remedy for the cure
Poev. gal. sores hunsrs orasss s~e.ns. 1oA'a
knees, &C. II DALEY, InveniH ana rI,pnssS,
IyNlEMwT SNsowWA AS Broadway. Nsw-twk
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brilliant DISCOVERIES The

Decapltaton of Thos Ewbank, Esq. Commissioner u
Patents by teeKecutve was Of Day smOst wonderful
dcovenes IN honor Of which he Select Dinner
Washington last Winter This discovery, however, WAS
imaginative merely.
The payment Goodyear 1917 Of IS 600 for license To
work under COOy ears Patent which Day has only lateS
discovered sof great discovery but made too
late & benefit hum
DAYS offer of S0rswaId for the conviction If nfringers
on Goodyears Patents which he hnset had been the
chef and the only nrnger was brilliant coaoep-
ton of DAYS and undoubtedly original with HIM.
DAYS discovery Good great secret Of vulcanzins
Rubber full before ms Application for ms Patent there
for at an expense Day Of only $50 paid 20 who had
learned the Goodyears factory As brilliant ex
hton Of inventive genius and affords striking proof 81
heels of another ylo u
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SCHOOLS.

CLIFTON SCHOOL for BOYS, at
y Clifton Staten Island This school has been ope
chan three wears 10 has most healthy
and delightful pOstsg, commanding full view OF New
York Bas ample play grounds and within tcn minutes
walk of Vanderhts Landing The number of scholars Is
limited The neat term opens on the third Monday Au
gust Circulars and ans information may BE- obtained 1t
the Office II Lew Cook Co. n Broadway and AZ Bunker
y Co, % Chamhers-st The following gentlemen
ftrred TO- and the patrons Of the school Hiram
Ketchum. Esq. 81 Wall.st d II Wlckham. Esq.
Maiden lane y EaSton. ESQ Pme-st, + T. Bun
ker ESQ. % Chanrbers-St. X a.. HOWES,
aull o.. Principal.
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TOTHE PUBLIC RUBBER

Il SHOES Our attention Aas been called 70 an afyer-
tisement b. Horace n. Day. published N the Ne~-f0f.
Herald of July H. l85l and the Courier and Enquirer ~
date II vhch atsr much ulmerted abuse 81 our
attorney. WI Jad.on. ESQ he asserts that re Gr H0f
charge ar Ntfh Dlyding Goodyesrs PGtezfs indef or
names and that lie does not LfFnS- 60syeAI "a
tents In the manufacture VI shoes
We have purchased license for the nsnuiactnfe 81
India Rubber Shoes under Goodyear Patents and pad or
OHsy, and il NsyiRs ianf for tn same and any
other persa might have done the same ds-1 - % -
rather than lp0a Goodyess Patents We thnk !;
mEe ust 70 purchase night % use vahs pa@n' aAa 70
yfrlnge H. Mr. DaY after hlyln. been prosecuted. ac-
kno~ledsed GoOcgeaT's rghss; male setiIenrnt and
agreed future not TO infringe bis a;ens he = loS a.
tempting not only u infringe said patents 01 - N ue IS
also who have large consi<eraton purchased or L.
censss And work under them. and re ctu9s hT Day
drecy, and Tact scn1fHr,s. vita fsFatng
uuon GOodyears Patents the Gcture Of the shoes
which he 1erng the pubic and We give notice that
he and al who are concerned with hn IN purchasing
vending hls made violation OF said patent rgH
vii be prosecuted. NswYork. July L. 1851.
L. CANDEE. Hayward Rubber Co, by
WM A. BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer
The Newark India Rubber ManufactsrAs Co.
II HUTCHINSON. President,
FORD s CO. Ui3u
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FEMALE SEMINARY-Re.

ceives pupils of any and at any time and fayOo
them with every desirable facility for obtaining thorough
and accomplished education. Terms reasonable tT
healthness of location and completeness o arrangements
this institution probably unsurpassed and being on the
beautiful of the CONNECTICUT RIVER near the sea-
board is easy of access by NewY0Ik and Hartford daily
steamboats, As miner consideration we would add that
the teachers and pupils furnished at mode ate char{
by the stable of the Seminary, with well trained saddle
horses ladies' Circulars containing View
the Seminary Buildings, references, Sc can De had Of
LUCIUS LYON, AM. Principal
EsseI NAV is, 1851 10 3mAWxFs
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1T. HOLLIS SEMINARY

MI L. 1OLLlN - ENlN-tN - ne
lVH Fall Term of this Insiitua)n will commence on
Thursday. September 4. and continue eleven weeks.
There Will be during the Term course 81 Scientific Lee
lures illustrated by means OF valuable Philosophical APP
paratus The Institution located the pleasant village
of HOstOn. Mass and IL daily accessible by Railroad
Tho SEMINARY building constructed after the motto Of ths
School" Whatever worth dong at all is wotth dong
well and expense has been spared to make II healthf
comfortable and elegant Patrons # the Institution and
friends Of Education generally invited visit tho
school GEO +. WALKER. b, Prncipal.
UollIst0n Mass. July 81, 1851 aus iawD2tStW
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ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
~ ark Nev-Jsrsey ~ the
NEW-JERsEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Company prepared ~ furnish supply 81 tssx
valuable
ZINC PAINTS
which have been found after several Years trl both IN
Eurups and N the United states retain thesr Orglnal
beauty md protective Properties. superior 10 iay caer
Pant vhatercI. Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
surely m ONfe II ENC and warranted f from al
adUlterston whatever II has poisonous prup-rte
Oh -ctinnabie "a the health Of ies and kmsu
slsre 0tLer kinds Of PIGMENTS
1T WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed - su4phurUls mephItC eKaAat.os H
when shut Up n close 4 aiected By
pictures hung OF walls coated with Il As s1tS.de
PANT, wlthSa1GS the changes q weather better than
sly otheT 1T beng liable 70 chalkT cTH45s
ara rub Oh. Il mar he worked with aay color. with
water aad o WITH varnSh instead Of oil thereby yIvr,
the Justly celebrated porcelain finish
TIE C0rl9f1v also Manufacture BLACK AND coll
ORED ZINC PAINTS. Which beyond question: With
out any equal for coating roots. SHIPS ouhous> fncH:
aHt al o. Other metallic surfaces They
METALLIC OXIDES.
ard unaffected hv salt water other lea
than any other PANTS within knowledge.
Iron ard other metals DO Oxdlze whcr coated with
them. and they their
eriIes. Dealers supplied on liberal terms BY
L JONES CO, Agents for the Conrlay,
U2l 3m 50 Beaver-st., y. Y
VAIL & ROOT, Dentists, late 1913
III n, .i,rsv hare ovaIf 70, it fvfA fu.R
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A RRIVAL of DR.. c. w. ROBACK

~ At NEW YORK-The celebrated DR.. c, W.
ROhack from Sweden Professor Of AstrOOgy, Astronomy
Phrenoogy. and Geomancy. having Just arrived from PHI
ladepha where he has met with the most eStraordnay
for the last four years oilers his services 10
the citizens of New York and It's vicinity. e. Roback.
beng the Of the seventh and having made
AsIuoey his exclusive study since the early Of fifteen
years enjoys advantages derived from travelling and re-
h,ctou that possessed by ths country IN
Europe and being gifted by nature and having cultl-
waited those blessed gifts he prepared 10 adapt them 10
the following and the immediate contamination of the
following Topics He be consulted with AZ his office.
by letter # prepaid and he prepared 70 make use u
hls power any Of the following topics Business Of all
DESCRIPTIONS travelling BY hand OF sea courtShps adj
wee given for their successful accomplishment Specula
ing IN stocks merchandise real estate the recovering
of egaces dispute the purchasing Of tickets, and the
safety ships Heaso has had the honor oi receiving
a certificate from the Honorable c John Benadotte, for
mery King Of Sweden. which Will him great plea
showing To- those who favor hun with call
he offers his respecting health wealth. and
marriage love affairs. journeys lawsuits difficulty IN busi
sickness and death past. present, and tture
events. and all the Of life and invites all % can
who are afflicted cOrpOrally mentally. Terms
So cts Gentlemen 81 Naiiviles calculated and read IN
full according the oraces and masculine signs aes
81 gentlemen Al So Natvitles calculated according %
C3eumancy for ladies 8. full So Gentlemen 81 IN full
s. Persons at distance have their nativites drawn
by sending the date the day Of their birth All letters
cont aiming the above fee viii immediate attention.
and naiIyes will be- part OF the United States
written on durable paper All letters the above topics
If postpaid will be answered gratis. His office Is nj
White. ST two blocks below Broadway. jy2e lm'
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JEWELRY AND Sill

NV 4 Z Ills, j u W II I1tk mn NIIF-
w YER WARE.-Thnse who wrsh - purchase Watch
s Jewsy aud Silver Ware either at wholesale retail
vii find greatly their advantage u call the sub
scber who constantly receiving All descriptions OF Gold
and Silver Watches from the manufacturers England
France and Switzerland. which he i selling at wholesale
and retail the very lowest prices Splendid Cold Giro
lish Patent Lever Watches. by Cooper Tobias Beese
Others Gold and Silver Detached Lever and Lepne
watches Gold Guard Fob and Vest CHAINS Csstslaine
CHAINS for LADIES' Pure Gold Wedding Rags Gold
Guard Keys Fob KEYS and Seals Gold and Silver Pencils
and Gold Rings Ladies Bracelets. Gold LcCSes, Gold
and Silver Thmbes Chains for Watches Gold aud SD
Spectacles Sterling Silver Spoons Cups. Forks. Nc
Gold Watches low as So to SIS each Watches and
Jewelry exchanged.
All atches warranted 10 keep good tae the money
returned Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired the
les; manner and warranted, and ut much les than the
usual prices GEO. {. ALLEN. Importer Of Watches and
Jewelrv Wholesale and Retail II WAll-st corner Of New
st second from Broadway (up stars formerly 81
W,ll-st ygf
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JEWEI.RY, sc.

T ONDON WATCHES.-To Importers
~ and oherS-R y. COWDEROY. p Charrinston- ST.
New Road. 81 Pancras LONDON. 40 years With I. ,.
COoper CAhorre-st Grsys Ina RoadD bees ~ return
thanks for the encouraging patronage he has received fon
his American friends, and calling their attention - hs
present extensive stock of CHRONOMErER, DUPLEX
and LEVER WATCHES. warrants them II the finest
quality at the lowest possible pnces X y { also hess
leave 20 state that he has MOVEMENTS of the same
quality without cases, all warranted eweled Ia the finest
ruby holes embracing all the latest At the
lowest possible prices Visitors the Great ExhibItiOa
invited 10 call ,ad inspect Orders to any extent
tually attended ~ y9l lmMWsF'
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WATCHES. JEWELRY and SILVER

w WARE very large assortment Of ne newest
style of ch Jewely OF every pattern ne gOd and silver
ladies' and genemens Watches and Silver Ware Of ike
standard of dollars at very moderate prices can be found
al y W. PACHTMANN'S Jewelry Store l7o Csnal-st
Watches Jevslry and Silver Ware made a. sey and care
fully repaired California Gold taken N exchange, and
wade uS to order. jy7 Inn
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PIANOS.

LNOLlAN PIANO-FORTES Pun.
~ chasers Of Pianos are invited 20 call % toe SUB
scribers and their extensive Of As
above beautiful instruments msde 10y halet, DAVIS Co
Boston.
The instruments with and without Coeman's Eoi.a
Attachment. ~om tins celebrated house. are tos nvassAy
known L. require oncOulum
Other Pianos. and old taken IN esch,age
Money adv anced ~ Pianos
Second hand Pianos for sale and e. hire.
F. GOULD co,
Muse Publishers,
IVA, Inns POI Rro,dwA
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nor SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

A>Ok SALE-A OhFs, UNpN En- (,
&c and LOT OF and, elgibh situated N the PRINCIPAL
street the v,laxe vi Huntington. Suffolk Co. between
Inch place and the CITY NewIok there dal,r conf
muscasoa By railway and steamboat not s'sd previous
~ the Let Of September viii be sold at paehS auction en the
pren~es a3 o'clock, Pm, OF that day. foT terms. and
nsrs perccaiar dessrxtson. inquire Of d Pi.Arr ESQ
spT swARA GAINES - Nas,su.s. n. Y.