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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-16
Ii. SANFORD,
DsggrSss.rST AND GOCIsEEs:

A I the Old SIand on Front street, Davenport
n iowa iasleidip a full assortment OF Dfags'
Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries, fruits, pices'
Oils, Paints, Ne, Tor the season, comprising az
most every article IN the line. Among winch
are the following, via;
All Or. Jayne's Medicine, llnngarl an basan ~,
Wistar's balsam wild Cherry, Fam Extractor,
Townseud's arsapar,lla, Emerson's pils,
1niian vegetable tonic, Lnaments etsil Aihos'
MutFat,s shnnix bi,ters, Jay mes, Il otfats,
Rraggs, Brandreli1s, Virgins, Sniths; Peters,
Lees, Portersand Cievelands pills;
Hayes Linamea, Tor piles, ~
Upham's pile Electuary:
Black end Cayenne pepper. Allspice, Cloves,
Mace, Natmegs, Cinnamon, Race,
w. L. and Ground Ginger, saierates, sal soda,
Alum, Copperas, salt petre, Chalk,
Pitch and Rosin, dried apples and psaches,
Raisins, Figs, prunes, Currants, Famartnds,
Citron and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young Hvson aud black Teas,
Goldfish, Mack erei, smoked hsrIlng,.
Tobacco, segars. snuE, and pipes, all lSihas;
Liverpool blown, ground ainm, Turks isana
d tahlr salts, paints, oils. tafpsnttne, yarnish
s., 5f,asIles glass, aua mills. 5rdases Zines aae
..sU- t9sae; eauaa@der ~. cad ahd per-
.sse4r C4P-, ,nafres -iadtse4, sog~ossi. tpssie
.ahde4fe, Se.
C.S7s n-CA9ealaio, q i~va,
Et4} 5s8I#5 @IdNhHf#s3 1r8itE#s 8Ats9&t tEt1NAf
Pssslsaga, EEas Got, pearl barleN,
E,rseieeia, soda, suiiet sIl1 s@esl crackers
l1s, powdered, cruseeis clarified aal
n O. sugars, G5#aeG ~ y. Syrup,
$. ~ aasi n O aolasssS,
9l3 ossr4 and Se.gRstte essneS, fats, s
Na4e5ra,s sweet AalGRa 5Ha CaEst vines,
Ho!4aad and Baltimore tn, JAMAICA 'tat4
aud Old Moaongahcla viii Aey, Tor dseica
purposes.
AbscYnff, Alcohol, cider vinegar and ilnl'
Juice, sperm. star and salloR Candies, Castle
Resin. Almond. Windssrand aiher soaps. candies
ASST, Wisssr's Cough Candy. gingernais, r
ting and taster paper, black, blue and rcd inA
snperiqF slsel peas, quilts, Sc
Almonds. Brazil nuts, tlberts and hazisntis
pen and saekeI knives, raso4s, scissors, poeAt
hooks, wallets, six and cotton purses, combs
assorted violin string !, hair brushes, &c. &c.
The above with ~ least 500 different ariicie
not enumerated are al warranted OF the pes
quality, and viii be sold az low rs al any staF'
ID tho country. cash or goods will he paid 10
Butter, Cheese, Taiiow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed
ifaseecd. nc.
Davenport, March Goth. 1851.
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'opINIos Or THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG,

1oPINIoS or THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GISTS OF sl ~, MI.
ST LOUIS March 9Th, 1852.
We The undersigned, Druggists OF the City, have
been acquainted @lth. und sold Tor ayear OF .~o past
WIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER ana we would
assure the public thai il every instance, 50 Tar as VIC
hao~ 7 has giveh the best stsflctoF, 70 the rHrsha
loi GREAT MERIT ANDVTgfuE. Indeei. new.
er knew article Of MedeH become 50 dsseryedly
popuar in so short time, Nea is proved Ny the asi
Of its extensive sale mad constantly increasing de-
i CHARLESs, BLoW & CO. HACoN. HYDE x CO.;
lBAKN 4 RID BR0THERs \ COS SNOW 4 sHUTr
r,i FRANCS s,o va WALTos I Wt ,,a9t, -
/ The Pain Killer belongs exclusively TO ,he
Proprietor this Medicine. That right has been re-
Gently slsssined by earrt nj law, ana any parsaf
found selling article BY ih4t name, and net OF she
MANUFACTURES OF PERI Davis 500, WILDE prosecuted
or an article pnrportingto be the genuine Perry Davii
PAIN Killer, g25 cent sEsl manufactures III tbs cit
at st Louis,and sold throughout the West tbs past
fyeaF Its base counterfeit aud the aecomPa ytns
Pamphlet villainouE Forgery. II is easily testsd b,
m Ming 18th water, The eeuntsrrsit simply Hpars
its ~ color 10 the water while the Genuine ar.fci.
sare OF another counterfeit article Of Pain Killer
bout to bs issued from 81 Loais under the auspices
onc Phiandsr Jones, thsname is 6ci!tisus. We know
the names, Fsons and repa'ation OF each aud all si
viilainons gssg. Ihes are portion o lhe same crew
that ceHnierfsiiea tho rata Killer In St Louis la.
tyear, They are also engaged ia counksreitng val
aba article OF Family Hf-dicine caea smiths Toni,
Syrup. They are notorious TOT TINS Find OF Plratca
foperasions. We shall pnhlish the names OF thesr
tCouaterfeiteEs rs soon as We learn that they has
tpade sales OF thi4 counterfeit Perry Davis PsiI
Killer Beware OF Hawketsi buy OF regular Agent
oi Druggists aud Dealers that you know to DC hon
est
Principal Once for he Sale or The GENUINE PER
4 RY DAVIS PAIN BILLER,In The SDuthern and Nes
tern States No. College BailAiug Gnciauati Ohio
+ j. =. HARRIS x CO.. Psoprietors.
/ Heary Blsksley OF S, Louis, Mo, GeAl. Agent 10
tIo., III. and Iowa.
II Eldfidge Son, Wholesale Retail Agents, nav
lenport, l.. r.. Gay, burlington, towa;j -. Mar
Tin, Galena: VIM r. Norris, Rock Island; s. II
i Nesmeth, Perry, Pike county, IT., and by Drug
gists and dealers generally in the United States
March 18Th, 1852 28Fy
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NEW HARDWARE STORE
NEAT hooE TO TIE fosT OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

NEAT DOOR TO TIE ros- OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THE subscriber is now opening al his new
i stand, complete assortment of Cutlery aud
Hardware, embracing every thing In theilne, al
prices to suit the times, consist ng in part OF
Builiers' Hardware; including ali varieties OF
LOCKS, atches, bolts, hinges screws, shutter fas-
Jennings, selfasening shutter hinges, cash springs
door knobs, cupboard catches, pnlies, &c. join
ers' Tools, among which are hand, panel, rip.
tenant, compass, sash and other saws, chiseis OF
all kinds, augers, icng and short, drawing knives,
steel, iron and Try squares, bench match, raising
sashs. moulding and bead planes, braces ana bits
spirit levels, bevels, moEtice guages, with all
other description Of Carpenters Tools.
Blacksnilhs' tools and files, fellows, ansiis,
vices, screw places, .ongs, Grifin1s horse shoe
nails, rssps, files, &c.
MIL Saws, Upright and Circular,
OF Rowland's, Lee, Gage & Co., and other good
make; and every variety of mill saw, and other
files. STEEL SPADES and SHOyELs, of
Anes', Rowland's, Adams and other manaiac-
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, rakes, hay
forks, manure forks, long handled shoveis, OK
and log chains, trace, breast, halter and Other
chains. hay and straw knives, etc !, etc.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY of all
qnslities and prices: together with general as
sortment OF House keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCING!
Tits article Is peculiarly adapted to this pra-
rie country, has been fully tested and is bound TO
supercede oil other kinds of fencing now in use.
For durability, eheapness and convenience, lis
claims are s-eminenf Farmers, look to il! IT
will save yon many dollars.
'Twere vain TO attempt TO ennmera'e all my
stock. The foregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGSCUTNAILS, eastern make, are sufficient
to arrest your attention, and my assurances sell
cheap will be fully realized by giving me a call
at the Post Office Bniidings."
Orders from distance carefully attended to.
w. H HILDRHTH,
"Pa.t Office Baildfsgs' Davenport.
April, 1852
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An advertisement appears 10 The Nation
a Intelligence, signed Lloyd SO. offer
ing TO bet $4,000 iha, Gen. Scott. if be
nses' will be The pex, Presden, of IL.
United States. -
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NEW STORE,
AND sS
So CHEAP GG0DS.
opros,rE ruE ErNA MILLS.

OPPOSITE THE dTNA WILLS. y.
YJ1HE subscriber has received III addition 70
i hisstock oil Goods, o lot u
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Such as Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, drawefs.Hs
aiso broad Cloths, Cassimers, satinetts, tweeds,
Jeans and linseya, fanuels, Alpaccas, Caledonia
Abysnia, wooien and ~orsied goods, nIln1s eho
Merfimac CaIicoes, assorted styles ana hgures,
brown and bieauhedsl eating ardslrnng Iit's
hurgh cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, waa'
ding and wickine, buaaiorobes, sole, Kip, cal
aud upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet iron, stee
plough lays, nails andlaree cast kettles, woodef
buckets. tubs. ehurus, bowls &c.
GROCERIES, OF all kinds, L. D., q. 4. ane
r. j. salt, windo W 4 lass, crockeryand glassware
hair and leather coyeredir ayclingtrunks; goot
assortment Of Indies and gentlemen. gum owe
shoes, shoes and boots OF NIL kinds, hardware
paints. oils and dye stuiis, dricd fruit, wallpa'
Der. and live geese feathers, which VIII We sMe
Davennort Marci, Goth. 1851. ~
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TUss--aR 4ry osMors.-

4 r =
Now. Paddy, ny ssrlint, just lis,en to INC,
Ihs~ilss .h., N. Loki.s Il. laying 10 tax.
Ihe SOS - ovid Erin, who're aot aide awake
u : eas Of god whisky, they show you The
tAad. iaix. its not bad, on cowld win,her.
.aight.--)
Then, paddy, my boy. when they urge ye L.
Just b prudent, my lad, and Zip EN- the wink
Don't heed ZEN, the blackguards they're iall o.;
For your yOtss =, election they're hing in wait,
Nov n.ddy, my daslat, JUS, listen 10 me,
AND III teach ye some sacrets Of Democracy.
Och, Paddy, my boy, Of their promises far
~ msoeat that's IN earnest, would bid se beware,
They'll tfate ye, and ch4te ,e and lave ye u, last
TO 60 to the dcas-~hen election is pact.
Sure, ye know, Paddy dsilini, our faith was !
To The syaa,. that ruled DER Us, waer. We wer.
So re len our dear Erin and came 10 the shore
Whs5s ~ tisg Of The Freeman shall wave ever.
A.a vsHi ia. for our Freedom in hi. land .
our cheice,
Wen 6sht with one heart, and well vote will
one voice;
@sNy - 0SrAHis JUST iiSteG 10 me,
And I'll tsaeh ye some sacreis OF Dem -ocIacy.
Ihev'n tell ye. my lad, in the old Granite State
There's candidate there who cannot be bate,
They'll putt him and praise him, AMI shout an
ballop, -
Bat, Paddy, my jewel! don't let ZEN fool you.
ttss 'paipeen, behave me, who faints in Ii
tight,
While brave men are falling, he shows feather
white.
When true men ere urging the Widows fai
claim,
IN the negative vote yon vii fad Pierce,s name
"ossny son Of New Hampshire, tie only Ere
0tate,
Where our sons, 10 how'd office mus, be spos,a.e
1nsn, Paddy, my darlint, jnst listen to rae,
while tesch You some sserets Of Democracy.
shout,
For unless they did that, they would never LAX,
out;
he onee upon time gave WHOLE cIxr away,
So nis hsalt must be open and gin'rous as day!
But, Paddy, my da.lini, don't Be caush, by a toy
III show you jewel--yie's just the ovid bos.
10 win all the hearts Of Green Esin,s bowll sons
Than iei's give Scorr vol.ey from true Iris!
guns
we have not forgo; the caution he gave Ms,
Wssn be sought from the cords OF he British |,
save us,
That The brogue don't betray us, IT'S silent We
Lest We fall in the snare. of FALSE Democracy
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spratt's patent Lightning Rod, for which he
8 sole. Agent, and will pay particular attention
g putting UP IN the most approved style.
Orders from the country punctually attended
to. THns. V. BLAKEM0RE, Jr.
Sign ofihe big Coffee Pot, Main ST. near Sec
ond, Davenport, lowe.
n. B. Cash paid for old Copper, Brass, Lead
and Tallow. June 90. 1851.
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RuEuAfArISaI,

RHEUM.A1ISAit 4 -,
Why will you suffer the agoni.ing pains o. N 80 =.
cts il you will use Davis Pain kilfsr according ~
dire cton. ~.
Try II, surely will not hurt you and cost son noth
ling ii 1t does no good; it seldom, il ever fails.
DlARRHesA AND Cli0LERA
Kany doubts the magic power q DAVE ~
Killer to cure Diarahoea or even ASlAIic Ctioa.E
IRA. Wise them buy one - cent bottie OF w.
PAIN KILLER, and gyeit trial. We never hAe" ~
10 fail. See certificates in the Pamphlet.
/ DYSPEPSIA:
None except thesewho have suffered all tho horrors
Of Dyspepsia fully appreciate thu value OF isIf!
Davs Pain Killer; remedy for this disVes.
listing nisease in all its iorss, ..,..
/ BOWEL. COMPLAINT AND DYSENIEki:
No medicine offered 10 the pahlichas been Al
tended With snch triumphant success IN The cure ei
Bowel Complaint and Dysentery u Ferry Davis FAN
Killer; try IL an he Convinced.
PAINTERS CHOLfC.
Ifyou can paint are with charcoal, light with chalk
and Ike coiors live and breathe, then you can WIN
words give faint idea OF the magic efforts OF Day,
Pain Killer, when used according 10 direction Tor mat
ais.ressin, complaint Painters Gholic.
s TOOTH ACHE;
To conqnera peace is not diihcnlthn ne as regards
tooth ache; charge OF the iar-!unel ram hiier
! ann IL will bout face aId scatter,
FEbER AND AGUE:
Tho effects Of Davis Pain Killer when taken nccer'
lining TO directions ii afChl AMI Fever ars trn-
y artonishing; get psmphet from the agent and reac
Tor YOURSELF We say try Il; for Il caunet hurt yon.
BURNS.
For the relief and care distressing Burns the fain
Killer II Il sovereign remedys aud Is squatsd ~ no
remedy brought TO the Aaeriean public; tEy u
I ond be convinced
What Is 10y! the honey Of existence; really bench.
eial and agreeahe, feels after being cured 81
distressing cough b the use Of Perry DAVIS Pam
Killer.
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CITY BAIfI-IfOUsE
and ShaTing Saloon.

4 NE sabsrriber having re-ftted and re-furnish
L ed his establishment, would announce 10 IA
laaies ana gentlemen OF Davenport and vicinity
That be is prepared 10 furnish baths OF every de.
'cfption, Warm, Cold, Tepi4 ana Shower. TIL,
water is pure anu cleanliness aIwaes observed
In connection viii, his Bath.Honse is a suDe,
rior Shaving end Hair Dressing Saloon
PefImery of all kinds, brushes of every de-
serip'ion, Cigar, Tobacco, Candies, sc. &C..
Tor sale g. C WESTPuAL.
llaprnnnrf Mau I2fii lAso
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hars religion lays the foundation o
hsppiness both in time and eternity.
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Procure pamphlet of a regular agent and read the
Testimony OF Of the respectable citizens Al
ihe United States, in favor OF the Pain Killer, has
only 10 30 KNOWN TO be appreciated.
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Joy no THE WORLD.
PERRY DAVIS I.

PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILL Ek,
FoR rHs ENTIRE EaApicArfon or All. fAiN.
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDis
NO tansiiy Should DC ,ritto,a e.!
One Ay GEM bottle will do 10 convinee
you Gifts efficacy, than all The Advertisements Z
- ia tho Worldlt
IT'S WHAT ITS NAME DENOTES
a PAIN KILLER.
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Ha~lhorn's new romance is in press
tvs whispered that The ti,lc is nFranl
Pierce--.he Man Of the Fast.r-Journal
70 runaway couples were married b,
Aey: Mr. Holiday, the Other dsy. on the
sAnr oar opposite A'ion.--Jerseyrille ma.
'ns y cemenling The Union, or WIS,
Locolocoism calls constitutional grounds.
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A GOOD two story Brick House for sale o.
~ Rent on easy terms. Apply TO
Aprl /. w. BAEROWS
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T DIS IISE.ASINIt tUNN VII
What Is Ioyi the honey OF existence; really bench.
eia and agre eahie feels after being cured Of
distressing cough b the use Of Perry Davis Pain
i Killer.
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CALL1c Jan IS-Arr ship sssnsn DrsS Baltimore. re-
css.vsso: Fee Fob s-Bris c.ls..n. Yisk.s for N.
C'saAIrAa. Feb is,Bsrks illus, from Livsrposxss Bos
ans s'a ,s.s You'd i' csss y'
home under the ece Also IL port. sars
S.I.ss ss:. for s .. Il:
saas" boz S carrie. s 100
soae n Sr DO Sc carries 1000 boxes Palmetto BELL 0
si per box sSnssias ''' NV ''As'' '''' ''' 90 A'
Slater AnS syR nss: f., ss. H..
beth Young %ns ris Daras wssis Monte
s s.Ess R' S5si E% f Ron
FEB Brig tsfE hnsSn ISsn Nyor
PALERso. eve Of Fob 9-sld bark What Cheer, BAKER.
PoNo. PR. Feb 2o-Bark Forbes Francis, for NH.v.u
sssI ~ 9 SsssA sr Boston >.
dry S S tF aSaa Fes Syss
% ss r ard pa s Brig Sarah Elton
Home Ports.
ssf sa Tsp p,aT,sd Geo
wts port i, inst ships Lawrence nesrs from NYo
Boston do bark susan Brewer KoopmAn do
others as before num- and Lillian Rose hence ws aad
ALsEAANDRiA. March sArr sshrs ones Baker Bo.-
s' Sosin sylf S. nGrsh sisp
5 s ss4ss lasinp s5.
1 VI as Ss Tsy
Sns st s ai B
Locke CHM Maris nm ui., via Holiness Hole; Sea Bells.
Hastings: sinss Mois Aii sss
SCI c.ass
Gressli AleSnndraI Loni, LeemaS Aissanaris EsS.
EaSa ha risaspi ass1s s' tsSipi's
Ts%S s'P Sses sy,'sa '''s ss
HichmSnd Georgia iettinsil and john Calhoun Case
hssanea a 1s cs'ssn
yds Bailey Da%end csrs aas' r ssssna
a a SsSs M Mary sns
se q,4 sne &ssar. Ss, sSs bs
fs f iSn III hs sas
Sorean s Brooks s ao bass os.sa
Mayf Cape s4s 4,
H Hgasstt rsasasola brfs carona raten St Dealing;
Wash1ss cfa%Ieran eae ' Hessaal Hia'i Ma
Lady k s s Sp.o
eG Macon s1n5
Henry Yes@tS T%s NYsri; schsa
Tsgn Asa
8 kn ci sssa .ss
Eadors Matthews, do chrs Baycs, Tooher jersey
BATH. Msrchs-Arr brig Lucy Ann Bryant hence; schr
Bengal, Haskell. NYork. .''''"" "'"''' ''"'
LUCY Bahs SYork sa
schrs Gen Taylor and Pioneer do.
FRANKFORT, March 5-Arr schr Treat, Parker Balti.
more 9TH bark Jas Paige Staples Boston to load for
california; brgs linda. Hobbs, Nyork; Calcutta Clark
Searspor to load for Cuba; schrs Bloomor Kmsn
mas Julien snow and Corvo Holiness NYork Sid Feb ",
schr Edward Sprou Norfolk 9th inst bark Nancy Treat
Treat, mssana: brig Elizabeth. Emery, Cardenas.
place. y -
sE SD March sAr Ed bark Merrill
town, sc. - $3.50.
new BEDFORD March Arr sehr Augusta. Springer.
N ~ rk; 9Th. Buena Vista, Racket PHILADELPHIA
PLYMOUTH, NC, March Arr schr ] II bilks Godfrey
W indies. Cid schr Susan Bray. Allen, do "
PROVIDENCE, March S-Arr bark Helen & Franccs,
Blanehard Apsaehieoa; brig Matanzas Slower MasnxAs
schrs Barcelona, Fritz, Charleston; Metamora King Now
York CD brig Oliver, sumner Boston, Ito load for
sinai Sid prop Pelican Williams, NYork schr STAR Nick
erson Philadelphia.
RICHMOND, March S-Arr steamships City of Norfolk.
Post Nfork; Roanoke. Parrish do; brig Royal Sailor
shur, Cardenas; sehrs Mary Mankin, Wyatt NYork Win
Moray weaver do Sliman Challenger, do. Sid schrs
New York. Nelson NYork; j Watson, Cambcrn do.
SALEM March SSld bark Lucia Maria, Emmerton, Zan.
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Police Intelligence.
TorGED CHECK or 5000 OK wETMoRE 4 cRyDRR
DETECTED AT TIE BANK or ANLRcA-AEREsT or

FORGED CHECK or $1,000 OK WETMOET A CRyDFR.
DETECTED Ar TuE II AK M ,,irRrcA-Arppsr or
r,,,. e14pro~rp ropeur
ys,,r9a, rr,,oer ta,,roc,, t,,g o,d lrco o.c,oci,
Az c;fi,,. ~. - ~ Iao.,den, p.too orra n
: a,t1,I 'a, ,,,T.a roe y ,i,.o \, , ,,,t,s
=, 1,,, cl,ecL ~ ak 400 IN M f,,o "a wctu,nro 4
1,ydar ,rcrrbants 1, Sont,, tr.ot vIi.b .bcck We
Drawn a, ibe rank az America ON M e,sct check ~
,lsrd Nv ,hoi INN II WAS died March To- 1852 ana
made nayalc 10 Inc order ii q oorge Sullivan ana IN.
doreed acecrdinr,y II nrpears fn IN
~ related IN vr Edwin = surge tho having teller 81
The hank hat between two and three o'clock Pike pre-.
s9n,a ~ .l n,1,tq - 80 Il. l III ovc named cbacs
ar Sturrcs frt looked AZ the check then NJ the man
and then again az the check Tho appearance Of the
check The signature sc looked well mt vet ne had a
Kind al etf1i.t from tho manner ana appearance 81 no
beorer Mr. Sturgcs concluded however to certify the
check. rrt rfso{ 10 nav ONT fno lls upess tho bearer
sold riv Inn gfulc rf9rnc pee fEcn took The cert
God fLrrk nd ri .he i,spl. oi n ~ fputes H..
-s,urpfa ,eith H. ,5,no ~ 4 Ncv.on endorsed an
7bo chesl broker ia Wan .trrc whose SIGNATURE VA.
11novn "a II, St,r,es ~, az sreona ,,,.scrt.tio,
ti ri, !, ~, ,et ,,o, j,,t,i,, MO f,to xsrist
and Signature ana on 4 second tEorbt eon.iderei II
H. be f9rrr. ana instead AZ ,ayiun out the money he
detained M pik, until ncss, pgr- c0uld " dcspychcl
~ tho ar, az Vcnore 4 C,,icr ~ ASCERTAIN tbe fact
rlhp clrrx WHOM qbiled ~ M IN, MAJ M o,ce ny,
1otuctd i forgery Mr. Pic WIS tteu ,sJsd ~ tle o1l
,ers ~ ths lanl how ~ c,n,o in ION N c rhccl
lie then exhibited his business card ana stated that
man calling himself Joseph fnydcn called at liz cnise
,so nroduced the check which he sd lie wanted 10 trade
~, Z, drv o.cis al, - him Is rtt the money and
he would ,nll AGAIN al 10 f,e A. i oc,k in accord.
with this statement Mr. Hays took Pike into ca TO-
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Died.

Tn Wednesday March 10, Of erysipciis JuLiA A. s., in
FAINT daughter Of Charles H. and Eliza Bullwinklc
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at 81 o'clock
at their residence, 1Gt East Twenty fourth street,
On Wednesday March 10, JoHS DoLAN. native Of Frye
count, County Galway, Ireland, aged ~ years
Ills ncnds and acquaintance, and those of his sonn
Law, Bernard hggn, are requested to attend his funeral
this Afternoon AZ o'clock from his late residence ~
Prince street
ON Tuesday morning. March o Mrs MABEL BguryrR
in the sd year OF horago
The friends 81 the family invited TO attend her
funeral, on Thursday, 18th inst az 1 O'Clock r. from
the residence OF her son-n law, j D. W Hook loo East
Fourteenth street.
ON tuesday March .. after 4 lingering illness Mary
PAUsnlr wife Of David Fausho in the51h year Of her
age
Her remains will be taken "a Warwick, Orange county.
this morning
Suddenly, in this city, March s, Josrrn WALxEn, Esq
OF Patterson, N J., aged 81 years
His remans weIe taken Tucsdy TO Paterson. where
his numerous hiends paid tribute to mis- memory by
seeing bn 10 HE last abode
Early ON wednesday morning March 10 CnAnloIrH.
dausht1 OF Joseph and Charlotte Niloughby
Hor relatives and friends and those OF bruthersin-
law, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral with
1 iultbef notice from the residence Of her aher 500
Hudson street tlis afternoon. al O'Clock,
March 10, OF ds.aSe OF the heart, CHARLES soD Of
JAMES and Mary Ann Cruikshank aged months and ~
days.
On "wednesday morning, CATHERINE ELIZA, only child
Of Themes and Maria Skidmore. ia the second OF her
| age.
The sricoas Of The C,my requested 70 et,;sl ber
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funeral, this afternoon a O'Clock FROM lS3 Ludlow
street, without further invitation
March TO- after long disease, p. A. MIroE, aged So
years
His friends and thoes ofthe family are respectfully In
vtod to attend his funeral without further notice. at his
late residence No. 543 Pearl street. this afternoon at
O'Clock.
On Monday evening. March s. of consumption, MARY
RosANsA BRAcxEN, daughter Of John Bnckcn, in the
10th year Of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully requested to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her father No
Third avenue this afternoon 18th instant ut O'Clock
TO the Catholic Cemetery corner Of Eleventh street and
First avenue.
At Groton N. IT,, Feb IL, LYDIA BuRsnAM, aged 1O4
years and months. She retained her faculties to re-
markable degree until few months before her death
There are ten children living descendants OF the de-
ceased, of Che fifth generation