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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
LADIES' SCHOOL,
DAY ENPOR T.

y : V
Mrs. C 1JK and Mrs. PESTER beg to an
Ill nounce their intention of opening School
in the City Hall, April the 9Th.
The course OF Education will embrace Read
ing. Writing, Arithmetic. Geography, History,
Grammar, Composition, Plain and Ornamental
seedlewora az Embroidery, Netting, Crochet
Muslin, Lace, and Berlin work, ETC. etc., togeih-
er with the strictest attention TO the moral and
intellectual culture of the Pupils.
Mrs C. & Nrs. P. trust their long experience
IN Tuition qualities them fer the irHpoTtan. da-
ties they have undertakes, und pledge them
selves 10 use their utmost endeasors TO merit
and receive a share Of public support.
Hours Of Tuition from nine 10 twelve, IRON
two TO half past four. No recess.
Terms, .2,oo
$50
March l2. 1852. ZS-3m
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READ THIS
Prairie State Stove Store.

+ HAVE the right 10 sell the above Stove in
l. this market. Il is warranted 10 be the heav-
lest and most durable, TO possess advantages over
all others for speed and excellence in Cooking
and to give perfect sa abstraction.
will sell the above Stoves Wholesale al
Quincy prices, including freight
The undersigned having bought Col. N. B
Bnfords entire stock Of Stoves and Tin Ware al
he Old Stand, CsTner Of Main and Second
Streets, west Of the lie Claire House, would res
pecttnlg inform the citizens of Davenport ard
the public generally that he has on band and in
tents keeping the largest and best assortment Of
COOKING g. HEATING STOVES.
Ever offered in ia his Market, which he will
sell low for cash or Country Produce. He will
also sell Tn ware at ST. Louis Wholesale bill Of
prices.
III and Copper Ware repaired at the shortest
notice. Old Stoves taken in part pay for new
ones. Second hand Cook and Heating Stoves on
hand for sale.
lie will pay the highest prices for Old Copper.
Brass and Pewter. Give as cali--no trouble
10 show Stoves and Tin-ware.
H. WICKERSHAM.
Dasenport Auril 22i 1852
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RE0EII VEDz
s SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
~ hunters german Bitters.

Opposite The P0st UIIitF, HaVFHP POT
June Gath, 1852.
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a BAFGAIN.


Davenport, May 9Th, 1852.
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Ihe DeN UHt5heA ana W0SJ CoHEtHffH5 hO1St
IN The CITY Of Uarcapori for Sale.
rl,HE Brick dwelling house situated on
At~sI the lot, Corner al Second and Perry
.sSflr4 Street is for sale. This lot has front 81
it'll hundred and fifty feet on Perry street,
ssSaS and SIXTY. four feet Second Street; the
>~e-AS hoase is finished in the best and most dura
bic manner, With brick walls and partition walls Q.
brick There two cellars, dining room and ktch-
in the basement; two bed rooms urge hall and two
large parlors with sliding doors the first floor. An
the doors of black walnut, finished with the bes,
q furniture; wood work heavy. glass twelve by
ty inches, sash hung with weighs and cords. Four
upper story well finished with large closets
and clothes presses. There is also wing attached,
built Of brick containing summer Kitchen room,
bath house, SC &c. Also good well Of sa.,r, cis-
term stable carriage house, stable yard, paved with
stone. Yard attached to the house handsomely laid
off With shruhbery.
Ifthi, property is not sold in bulk b. The first OF
June KIT il will then be divided into six lots and
sold in portions. Three of said lots will front Per
~ Street and three Second Street, per plan at
Cook Sargents Office. II is unnecessary TO say that
this lot is situated in the most valuable block the
city Of Davenport and being the Steamboat
Lending and Post Office, must prove valuable in
s estment. rent OF three hundred dollars per year
viii he paid for the house il the purchaser wishes TO
rent. Apply to A. G. FULTON.
Dayennort Nav o7th. 1852
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HO. FOR CALIFORNIA!

1TICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS TO
vi emigrate TO California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipinca river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, 45 acres IN
winter whent. comfortable log house. Here is
a chance for bargain.
Apply 70 COOK x SARGENT
Davenport, Feb. IL, 1852,
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New Arrival.
MeMANUs g. SHEPHERD

II AVE just returned from ST. Louis with a
i L choice and well assorted Stock Of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods; Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Hardware and Qneensware.
HAVING bought our Goods mostly for Cash.
we offer very great inducements TO Cash buyers
n the way OF PrinIs, Dress Goods, &c. &c.
Mem. g. s.,
April 29d, 1852. Front Street
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Fresh Arrival Of Family Groceries
EXCLUSIVE GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.
SMITH & BUFORD,

EXCLUSIVE GROCERY ESTABLlsHMEHi /.
SMITH & BUFORD,
EysotrsA-E AND peT4-l GRocE7s,
No. 4 WATER ST., BET. MAIN s. BRADY.
II. SAxroRB.e 0L3 SrAyD.l
|HtVE just opened large and well assorted
/ / stock Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
TO which they would respectfully nyite the at
lention Oh the citizens 81 DlvenpoEi and yieia-
ity.
Asthe stock was selected under our own IN
specton and being of the very best quality we
feel CERTAIN will give entire satisfaction With
regard 10 weight, quality, quantity and price.
Il will embrace as neat as possible every arti-
Gle requisite for Family uac in cur line; our
terms are Ready Pay.
Either Cash or Produce.
Davennort. April BIB, 1852.
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FOR SALE.

A Number OF Tive, Four, or Six acre lots,
Aahout halls mise from the city, suitable for
building lots, nurseries or market gardens.
apply TO ~ ARN GOD.
Davenpofi. April Goth, 1852.
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..Ho every one that thirstetl,..

H,HE Endless Chin Pump is made by A.
l. FASSETT at Sterling, Whitesice county,
ILL.,, OF the best materials and sold on The most
terms. All orders addressed 10 hin
will be promptly attended TO 4 supply OF the
above Pump win be ALWAYS sept on hand al the
Ohio fIouse in Ibis place. A. FASSEI
navrnnort March 25th 1852
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RENOVA ALL
LADIES' SHOES.

r9, THE subscriber begs leave to inform The
y, / Ladies OF Davenport and vicinity that he
eS-has opened Ladies' Shoe shop, on Main,
near Second ST., where he will make TO order,
Ladies work OF every description, at the short es'
notice, and he will al,o keep full supply on
hand Of al. sorts and sizes.
SAM'I.. WORTH.
ayenpori, May 27,h, 1852. 38-f
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TuSr Received per Bon accord, SO Kegs
j Eastern Nails and Spikes
Bright Log Cham;
Smiths Bellows ann Wees Screw Plates and
GriHin's Horse Saoe Nails,
Al " ii HI DRETH's,
March IN Hardware Store.
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DRUGS AND GROCERIES.
a FULL supply Of Fresh Drugs constantly on
- hand; also splendid assortment Of CIocc-
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

T9HE undarsigred having bought Col. n. 3. Bn
forfs entire stock Of Iron at the Old Stand Corner
House, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Da venport and the public generally, that he has
hand and intends keeping full assortment in the
above line OF business. We believe selling
Iron cheaper than it be had any other regular
Iron Store in Davenport else where. Please give
US call. We sell cheap for cash No hardship to
company. Come where you can get " hat
you want.
WM. w ALLEN.
ADrl lJj. JS.a. l3-im
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CITY LOTS TOR SALE.

WE have forty Iats N sGieen's Addition
w and Sock & Sargen,'s addition TO the
city Of Davenport, which We will sci! at lar prl-
ces, and 10 persons DESTROYS OF improving viii
give liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
money. C3OK e. SARGENT.
Davenport Feb II. 1882
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that there vii, be an application
made at the next regular term in the County C2ur
IN Davenport, Scott Co., the sFst Aenaay IN s9's
next, fer 10 sell the Real Estate in West hrnalo
known as the property OF Mary Ann Adams, drcras.
Lot No one, i. Township Seven.y-seren, II 1.eas'
East 9Th princirsl meridian according 70 tbS 'o"
'eo' y ''''' -'1N1' wa. D rREEIAN. Admir-.
rs,,fs 10th ;ss? intF
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ALEX. w. McGREGOR,
Attorney at Law aud General Agent,

MAIN ST, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HON FINut.S TO collect Debts, Buy. Sell ano
~ Locate Land Warrants, Buy and Sell Rea
Estate, Pay Taxes, Investigate Titles, Invest
Money, Negotiate losns on Bond and Mortgage,
Remit money to Europe Or any part Of The Uni
ted Statea, and do ali other business entrusted ID
his care Attorney or Agent, with promptness
and deapatch Iane Eth. 1859.
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Threshing Machine for Sale.

An 8 horse power Threshing and Cleaning
a Machine (Alton SEPARATOR in good running
order Tor sale BY the subscribers.
A liberal credit will be given or il will be
traded for Stock.
W.. A. & ]. e. DAyiosoS.
Cherry. Farm, April 9Th, 1852
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yEygiS valuable farm formerly occupied by
L M. Sargent, containing 60 acres Of farm
ing land In AigI. state Of cultivation, orchard
OF 200 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 40 acres Of fine timber, situate
on the Blue Grass road AZ miles from this city;
is offered for sale on very reasonable terms.
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents.
March t5th 1852
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IOWA LAND AGENCY

wv - AAtsD "A - 8t.sSA
MAIN ST. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INHE undersigned viii give particular alien
l. lion 70 the sale Of Real Estate in ii is city
and vicinity. He hdtters himself that lis expo
ricuce in business and long residence in this
city and yicii.i,s, will enable him to effect sales
ol real estate 10 good advantage. Those having
improved farms or city property, or uainproyed
real estate and desire 10 sell will find il 10 their
interest 10 employ his services
EsrSo sale 10 charge.
Alex. W M,GREG0g,
Real Estate Broker.
Jnne I-fh 1859
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Davenport, Jan. Goth, 1859.
Al 4 BARGAIN.

yyTE offer for sale the farm Of John Grace in
w Walnut Grove continuing l44 acres, %
acres good timber; ore hundred acres ii cul;iya-
ton and we'll watered. The owner wants To
70 10 California and the property will be sold at
bargain. COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport Feb. 1852.
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STEAM POWER AND
ROOMS FOR RENT.
u39IE subscriber wishes 10 rent the second
/ story Of his Saw Mill, 60 by 20 feet, which
may be divided into four more rooms, with
power To run light machinery.
Tire above is an excellent Opportunity Tor
Chair, Sash and Door Mixers ahd any ether
K md Of wood work
STRONG DURNEI.L.
Davenport, April | 1852. 3o-u
freF Daily st. Louis Republican and Cincinna-
ii Gazette COPY each to amt. Of 800 and send
bills 10 subscriber.
1T states Census for IeJo--A very
u /, convenient little work for reference, con-
taining valuable Map; price CSC. az retail, q
furnished low by the quantity,
| AMI 3. By II. A. PORTER.
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ALEX. w. M'anEGon

NUIHN1 FUBbIC,
WEST SIDE MAIN, NEAR Cd STREET.
WILL give particular attention TO all kinds OF
Conyc.ancIng.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Leases and Con-
tracts drawn and acknowledgement taken.
juns 1th 1852
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NOr:ii-VesterE Insurance COM
uany OSWEGO, n. II.
ZOE SALE.

4 FINE farm On the Mississippi River a5join-
Il ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
bly, situated. Will be sold at at good bargain.
For terms enquire of ]. s. Simpson, Buffalo. or
OF COOK & SARGENT.
Bavernort Tan ofl,h 1850
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TON YIfn, Cnpa WatP, ana Cotton
~ Batting jnstreeetyed andior sale by
Nav 81. 1851. VAN TUYL & COOK
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gNI1IPROyfD LANDS FOIs SAL LIE

XVTE offer FOR saie accommodating FERNS
w Two Thousand acres Of Prairie Lands IN
Lots OF Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, lying ~ different parts Of Scott county,
selected BY ourselves .tl great care.
G N@K Il SARGENT.
Darnrnart E.. 1850
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200 acres OF Timber Land
.EAGLEWooD".-FoR SALE.

ATEAR mouth Of Pine river in Muscatne
n county for sale in 10 and 90 acre lots by
March Il. COOK q SARGENT.
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INSURANCE..

RGREGDR'S GENERAL AGENCY,
Mats ST., DayEHrogT, lows.
TWINS Agency viii take risks in Dteamg
i Hopses, Sizes, mis- anI stops with theft
contents against loss ny fiae. Also .N4rine
shs on Merchandise 10 and tton al eastern
OF southern porls--snd rjsks On Ia.s and Hed!H.
in The following wei! established Insurance
Companies
Washington Uuion Insurance c..
Cisveland,O q.
American Mutual Insurance Co.
Amsterdam. n. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co
New York.
Ncw York Union Insuronce Go.
Johnseaa, n Y.
New York LIE Insurance Co
New York CT.
Ohio Life Insurance CO.
Cincinnati, @,
/ Massachusetts Mutual Health Insurance Co.
Sprinefsid, Mass. and Chicago, III.
| Shippers aud Merchants doing their cargo
business with us VIII be allow ed return pre-
MUM of i2i per cent.
Z Dayeynart Tune I = 1850
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FOR SALE.

4 BRICK house and lot opposite the Z. ,
n Hotel Iali De sold chean and on t''ne
Apply 10 w ). etLLiAe.
Davespor' May eth, 1859,
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Personal Intelligence:

Mr.. Thomas Barring, Of the eminent firm of Barring
Brothers London, left this city yesterday for Liverpool
in the steamship Europa, after a short sojourn
Gsnersl Twggs is in Washington.
ComDodores Sloat and ferry also at Washington
Commodore Perry 1t IL understood IL making the hna
arrapge for the sailing OF the interesting and i'm
potant expedition which he has been selected TO
mand
ARRIVALS THE METRoroLTaN-ffon Reverdy John
SOD Baltimore; q. Baylor, U. s. Consul, AIMS terdan
Col Jessup Connecticut samuel g. James, Esq s.
Louis msReypolds Illinois; o. 8 Shepherd, u. &.
Army Rev Alexander Young. Boston Edwin Bartlett,
Tarrytown s &. Currier, Hartford; ] d Hutchiugs
Maryland: A. Otty. Canada McNulty, San Fran
cisco NJ Edwards. Hartford A 8 Wadsworth, Wash.
iDgon TompSips. Newport
AT AsToa-C. palfry, Ne Hon. Robert Smith
Philsdtlphia; FzIIenry Warren, Washington John r.
Thompson. New Jersey; Hon John u. Devlin, New
York p. s Shelton. Boston Captain Benhsm, U. g.
Army Hon George Ashmun Springfield Col Looney
Tennessee; N Devereux. Utica; DR.. McNulty, San
Franci. co Hon. j. G. Forsyth Kingston.
Ar THE IRuHo.-L Ryder. Albany @. Fischer,
Germany W. r. Hamblin, Philadelphia G. 0akford,
Pbilsd.iphia; r. Stone s. Navy A Magill, Chcs
go: DR.. J. Page, U. 8. Navy Purser Buchanan, " ..
Navy Com. Sawyer, U. Navy Professor Tyler, Pitts
field Rev G. Foote. Pittsburg Gen Cad~alader, Phil
adelphia; Thomas Powell Cincinnati.
AT the AMERIcaN.-C Fitzhush, Washington O. Pal
frey Me. A Fist. Philadelphia J. Prentice, Wacon-
Fin W. Moody Boston A. Chandler, NJ O. George
Anderson, Ohio: d. 4. Holcomb, Newcastle.
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Rev DR. Putnam. Of Boston. in his o~.orrso on ~
death Of Mr. Webster stated that the coor ~
Mr. Webster, who followed his remains to No crav.
were originally slaves nj the South and had bee 80
chased and tmapcpatsd by Mr. Webster, and had e-ar
rnsiped voluntarily in his service, attaches ana
faith HUI o,Destcs,
II IL updertcod that Mr. Webster hsving strong de-
sire retain the MarshfeId Franklin estates in
his family contributed w Paige and Franklin Haven,
Of Boton and Edward Currs Of New York. trustees TO
hold the property for the beneAt Of his family
Mr. Jeremiah Foster, formerly broker fell dead in
BoscD On 'he % inst from disease OF the heart NJ he
taking omnibus In to conc to hos
tor nc wa u sesrs Of sgs.
man named Dewey. q Pawtucket r l., murdered
BIZ isttsr by striking him with IN after an intellectual
attempt to shoot him He has been lodged In Overhead
jail for Trial
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Naval Intelligence.

John g Bond, OF Oswceo has been appointed to q
Leucnepcy In the o. g. Revenue services by President
Fillmore He Ia son Of Hos. Thomas II Bond Senstor
United States rtoreship Supply, Commander Chas H.
Kennedy 10 days from New York Tor China spoken
May 10, lat 80 4 north. long 40 wess
ECspt. Joseph smoot on Monday assumed the command
Of the Navy Yard Mt Portsmouth, N. H., vice Thomas w
Wyman whose term Of service expired The usual sa-
ues tired the reception and departure Of the
and old commapdants
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DOU BL E S H E E T .
Sew York, Thursday, November 4. Is52
Mails for California.

ZEE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD-THE RESULT OF
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The mail steamship Georgia Captain Porter, will leave
this port st two O'Clock afternoon Aspn.
van, with the California mails The New YoRx WEEK
HrRALD viii be published at ten O'Clock in the
nosspg 1t win contain the result Of the Presidential
sasstiop. Single copies, sixpence Agents viii send In
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SITE FOR THAT HosrITAL.-If the government
should resolve to select site for that Military Hos
pital at the head Of the Great Salt Lake IL will be
good news for the Mormons. The moot direct route,
we believe, is around Cape Horn.
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OBSOLETE IDEAs-Protection for the sake Of pro-
lection high protective tariff xtrsvsgant ap.
preparations FOR internal npowder
availability -Seward & Company Truman Smith
& Company, and the national whig party, stiff
and cold.
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Tortoise Shell Dress

Tortoise Shell Dress Combs.-Lndios are
respectfully invited examine the choice collection Of dress
the subscriber establishments The variety
youd all doubt the largest In the city Combs made sno
repaired. A. j. SAUNDERS,
$50 broadway. betwcan walker and white streets.
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Aromatic Schcaam Schnappo. No other Holland gin oS
equal purity of recti6caon he obtained either in tho
American foreign markets, at any price. IL 10
featured BY the proprietor excuvey sohedam, in Hol-
land by proceso peculiar to his factory u Is ma
vored rot by the harsh berry but by the ohoic
boanca variety OF Ito aromatic italian Juniper berry,
whose vnous extract Is ditod and recti6ed With
its tprtous solvent and thus becomes concentrated tno
ure of exquisite favor ard altogether ndent
In it's cordial properties 20 Holland gin herotofore
known For sale ny the principal druggists In the United
States and at "a Beaver street.
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The Neyys.

The ma,orities in the different States, as far as
We ave enabled to form an opinion from the returns
Shus far received, are about as follows
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Court CaieU0ar-TnSu Day.
Lace, 658 20 co., - - ,
surrasoA Cornr-rwo branches xlo 40 m
2c6 4tt TO &7 AZ lsS 100 SIS si2 IA 90 6IO
547 <32 $50 523 6h3 b54 i66 557 $50 5sI o83 6eI 56
666 5t8 l43 357 lO4 t62 1893 AIS 5a5 SAG s0 b1o
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,oLPHo WOLFE, Importer.


lbe medy Ether safely administered aud teeth extract
ed without paa. Tceth hed with gold and warrant
ed Artificial teeth inserted in such manaer az not to be
known from natural and at moderate prices by
expcrenced dentist Subtraction guaranteed II. @. Luz
TIER dentist Gas Broadway third door from BlsecksR
street.
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Gold Medal Wig, and Toupess.--rn

improvements made in the manufacure Of Medhurst .
Hoards wigs and toupcsn awarded tho sold medal 10
hs London exhibition Of all nations. Gentlemen requiring
mperor article should call 81 she manufketory Haids
lana Copy the address.
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l.ndrud harsh denaying hair should Lyons Kn-
aron IL without doubt the most desirable toilet article
and elective remedy for hcAdsohe In the world
Price Is CENTS In large bottles To be had throughout tho
world e. T. LYON, l6l broadway.
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OF science to practical parposss, read the article ~
lative to the electric telegraph in India, In which
the old fogies connected with the East India Com
paDy are ssundlv rated for their supineness. The
description of the line already working between
Calcutta and Rajmoolla is very curious and int
resting. owing to the fact that the wires are laid
rpop new principle From present appea rances,
hut short time will elapse ere almost every por-
ton of the habitable globe will be spanned by the
electric wires
We elsewhere publish two letters from the pen o {
the lamepted Daniel Webster, in one Of which the
writer graphically describes the of his YOUTH
and most pathetically alludes to his long since
departed parents, and brothers, and sisters. The
second letter treats Of agriculture and politics in
manr that indicates he was as completely master
Of the one as of the other
Gen. Don Carlos do Alvear, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Argentine
confederation, near this government, died in this
city on Tuesday
Yesterday evening Mr. F. Campbell Stewart de-
vered an oratien at the anniversary meeting Of tho
New York Academy Of Medicine, nc tho University,
Washington square, for which see our report
Besides many columns Of advertisements, our in-
side pages TO day contain abundance Of highly
entertaining and diversified reading, of some Of
which the annexed are merely the heads:-Com nu
nicstioIs on the Fine Arts, and Promotions and
Admissions in the Navy the combination of the
Investigation relative to the proposed Broad way
Railroad Theatrical and Musical; Monetary and
Trade Reports; and great number of miscell ane-
Gus paragraphs relative TO murders, fires, SC
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Portable Dressing Cnses.-Thess Az

PCFtabIO DrcssfIiR Chscss-TMeso Afudlt3
claim the attention OF travellers their extreme
and utility which renders Thorn n
aent companions 20 al whose business pleasure oAle
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
Fine CutIsry.-The subscr n bcr's Assortnnsn,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

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