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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22
Or. Hunters German Rittera.

DR.. Hunters German Bitters.
For the cure OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
Jaundiee, Biiiousness, Loss o. appetite, Head
ache, Habiinal CosiiveBe >, General Debility
Nervousness, aad oil diseases arising from 2
disor:ered Liver or Digestion.
THESE Btters possess, in highly concen!ra-
| led sta =, remarkable Invigora'ins, strengthen.
,ng and re .iorative properties. THY will give
tone aud vigor 10 The digestive organs, and are q
safe and sure remedy for
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT,
IN their worst forms. The buffers are purely We
4etabIr, and the mild tharttc and Alternative
properties, combined with great tonic properties,
render them pecula ~ applicable 20 The various
forms OF disease Incident 10 the West. These
hiiters are invaluable 10 persons Of slender ard
delicate constitutions they give tone and ener-
gy TO The whole system, and cure without somit'
ing, pnrring. or facilitating he patent. Per
sons Who tave been suffering with Dyspepsis.
LIVER Complaint. Hani'usi Costiseness, Head.
ache, or any disease above menti' ned. will lind
DR.. HUNTERS GERMAN BITTERS,
q safe, specify and efeciual remedy.
eau TON Ask !or f,R. HUNTERS GERMAN
EfrrEks; and ,akc TO other.
Pfice SO cents bottle, or 6 bottles for 81 30
G3-For sale at DR. Easterly's Family Msdi-
CHE Store, southeast conner OF Third and Cnes-
nut streeis - Louis. Missouri
And b. ELDRIDGE s. son, Post Office Build.
ings. Davenport. jane "a.
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MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned oald respectfully announce
L 10 the citizens Of Davenport and vicinity and
g all those wishing 10 purchase Monuments Il
the memory Of their deceased friends-ihat III o,
can be supplied by calling at their Shop on Enc
St, nearly opposite the Post Office where the,
viii be pleased 10 furnish Cut Ssoae. Of ever,
description, as low as il can be bought for in the
Western Country.
Italian and .4merican .Varlle f7r Monument,
Head and Foot Stones Also, superior article
Of Free Stone, &C., very Cheap.
ELLIS & KENNEDY.
Ia addition 10 the above the subsctiber is pre-
pared TO furnish superior article OF
Free Stone and Lime Stone. for Caps,
.Sills, Door Stills, Steps, Water table,
Chimney Tops, Fire WoN Cop
ing and Hearth Stones.
In fac. every thing tina, is wanted a5ons n
Building in the Stone Line, from Curt Stone
up 10 q C,'inthian Capitol, as cheap as can be
purchased IN this vicinity.
r. B. ELLIS
Davenport, May 9th, 1852 38iy
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READ THIS!
Prairie State Stove Store.

T HAVE the right 10 sell the above Stove in
i this ma ket. II is warranted 10 battle heas.
res, and most du able, to posses. advantages over
all others for speed ana excellence IN Cooking
and to give perfect satisfaction.
| will sell the above Stoves Wholesale al
Quincy prices, including freight.
The Undersigned having bought Col. y. B
Bulord's entire stock Of Stove. aud Tin Ware al
he Old Sand, c rner OF Main ant Second
Streets, west OF The lie Claire House, would res
pectuily inform The ciiIzens OF Davenport and
the public generally that he has on hard and IN
ten g keeping the largest and best assortment OF
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
Ever offered in il this Market, which he will
sell low for cash or Country Producs. He will
also sell Tn ware at 81. Louis Wholesale bill Of
prices
Tin and Copper Ware .e7a. ed at the shortest
notice. Old Stoves ,sken in part pas Tor new
ones. Second hand Cook and Healing Stoves on
hand for sale.
He will pay the highest p5iees for OIL Copper,
Brass and Pewter. Give u cali-no trouble
O show Stoves and Iin-wafe.
H. WICKERSHAM
Davenport April 22a 1851
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Fresh Arrival Ct Family Groceries
EXCLUSIVE GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT
& lIIIl i. RIIkllRn

EXCLUSIVE CRCCERY ESTAELISHNGN4s
SMITH d DLFORD,
WaoissALF AND RerAIL CsocEss,
NO. 4 WATER ST., BET. NAL. & GRADY.
B. SAsfoRD's old SrANn.l
II AVE just opened large and well assorted
L stock of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,.
To which they would respectfully invite the at
ten,ion OF the citizens OF Davenport and viein.
i,y.
AZ the stock was selected under our own in
specton and being OF the very best quality we
ieei certain will give entire satisfaction with
regard 10 weight, quality, quantity and price.
Il will embrace as near as Pussbie every srti-
Gle requis I. for Family use in Cur line: our
terms are Ready Pay.
Either Cash or Produce.
Davenport, April 9th, 1852.
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CITY BATH-HOUSE
and Sharing Saloon.

THE subsrrber having re-htied snd re.furnish.
i ed his establishment, would announce 70 the
laiies and gentlemen Of DA, export an vicinity,
that NJ ia prepared 20 furnish baths OF every Dc,
sc.ip,ion, Warn, Cold, Tepd and shower The
water Is pa,e and cleanliness sisa oosssv'd
IL conrectioa Nth his B IN iieass 70 sope.
riot Shaving and Hair Dressing Saio"n
Psrfumsr1 OF all kinas, brushes OF every de-
seslpiion, Cigar, Inbaeeo, Candles, a. 9c.,
i,r ale G. C WESrPaAL-
Davenport, May 3h 1852.
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no! Foe CAIIFORNlA.

MICHAEL GRACE, De-, being deGTous 70
Nl emigra.e 10 California, offers for ssls his
Farm on the Taubcsipinica river, con,s ming
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, IS acres 10
winter wheat, comfortable log house. Here 10
chance for a bargain.
Apply 10 :. COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb. IL, 1882.
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Threshing Machine for Sale.

A horse power Threshing and Cleaning
n Machine (Aiton SEPARATOR IN good ruaning
rder tor sale by the subscribers.
A liberal credit will be given o. i, will be
traded FOR Stock.
Wv. A. & J. E. DAv.nsos.
Char, wo,d e .vra Anrit 9Th 1882
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WELLS, FARG0 + GOMPANY'S
CALIFORNIA EMPRESS.
A JOINT STOCK CoMPANy-cAPirAL $500. eco.
piice No. l6, Wall st., New York.

V9tktt ava wan WI ~"
TWAS Company, having compile led ~ organ
J. ization as above, is now ready 10 undertake
u general Express Forwarding, Agency and
Commission Business; the purchase and safe OF
Gold Dust, Balloon and BlIls OF Exchange; the
paymen, and collection OF Notrs, Bills and Ac-
counts; The forwarding OF Cola Dust, Bullion
and specic--also Packages, Parcels ana Freight
OF all descriptions, in and between The CITY ei
New York and the city Of San francisco, and
the princiial cities and towns IN Cahiornla;
connecting at New York vita the !tes o.
Wells, BuI,erield & Co and Livingston, Largo
d ca, formiag the American Express Compa
ny; aisp with The liarnden Express. Puien,
Virgil 4 Co.'s Northern and Canada Express,
Davenport & Mason's New Bedford Express,
and Livingston, Wells g. Co.'s European Ex-
press.
They have established Offices, and faithful
Agents, IN al the principal Gales and towns
throughout the Eastern, Middle and Western
States, and California; energetic and faithful
Messengers. furnished with iron chests Tor the
security of treasure, and ather valuable packa-
grs, accompan, ing each Express upon al their
lines, as well in Cal flrnia as IN the Atlantic
States.
Our several Agents in California are author
lied 10 draw drafts on us, payable at the prhei-
pal Offices OF the American Express COM any,
between New York and ~. Louis, ahordlhg 10
persons in California, the most convenient:
prompt and reliable means of renting 10 then
friends in ,his country. Also, Drafts on Caiiior'
MIA, Tor sale al tho current rates OF exchange.
SAMUEL p. CHARTER, tor many years connect
Ell with the American Express Company az Al
barry, and r. ". WAsBBuRS, late OF the bnBk o
Syracuse, have been appointed principal Agents
~ California.
TIE Agents of the American Express Co.
are aulhgrizel to DC, as Agents Tor this eompa
ny.
DIRECTORS.
H. Wells, Aurora, y. Y, W. g. Fargo, Buffalo
] Livingston, N. Y, a. Reynolds. do
E.p. Williams, Buffalo, J MckaN, n. Ya..
Henry D. Rice, Elmira.
EDWIN B. MORGAN, President
JAMES Mex ~. Secretary.
WELLS, FARGo Il Co., 10 Wul'st, New Yord
0. PACKARD, Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
J. BROOKS, Agent, Gsisns, Ills.
July 8, 1852. calm
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The Old Flag Unfurled!

. PRING has come and every day has its chan
- ges and he is wise y no Is prepared for the
future. Every one requires comfortable Cloth.
inr, and next in order is to purchase CHEAPLy.
We advise all those that are in want Of Clothing
Ia rail Mt he
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Dr.. Easterly's Carminatiye,

Dr.. Easterly's Carminatiye,
For The cafe IF Dysea'eep. Diarrtea. Caoifc.
Cholera, IN fanta,a, tio.ttisneg md oil d,sress'
o. the Stomach and Boeeis from Ieetting.
THE most speedy safe and efficaci0us remedy
L ever d severed FOR The cure OF all deranse-
ments Of the stomach and Bowels o Children s
DIR. EASTERLYS CARMINATivE
Il is very p,eusant 10 the taste and always sat
utary in effect, and is the very remedy which Is
81 much needed in all parts oil the Msssss'P
Valley.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
having the charge OF children should keep Dr.
Esstelly's C4rmInatiye constantly on hand TO
use when any arrangement et the Stomach and
Bowels occurs. and thousands Of children may
ne thus saved that are consigned 10 premature
grave Mothers try IT,
hA-Prce p cts per Bottle. For sale BY DR..
Ensterir, Corner of Third and Chesnut streets,
I-scll BY ELDRIDGE & SON, Davenport,
Iowa, apri
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EARN FOR SiLE.

rOrN GRfEyE offers FIR sale his farm Ii
y Scott conniy. near Long Grove ms Is ?
..sifasi- trsst a Land Containing t"e hnhdte
and N r'y-sis acres, 100 acres hntef renee; 90
acres II timber SAID farm WI De di'iasd i'''"
,so tracts ii desired. apPiy =
Tnly /. tt'Ok - KUN =
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

STEAM POWER AND
ROOMS FOR RENT.
TIVE subscriber wishes 10 rent the second
J. story Of his Saw Will, 60 by 20 feet, ~hlch
may be divided into four Or more rooms, with
power to run light machinery.
The above Is an excellent opport-alty for
Chair, Sash and Door Makers and any other
kind vi wood work
STRONG BURNELL.
Davenport, Apr! I, 1852. Soil
frDaly 81. Louie Republican ard Cincinna-
ii Gazette copy each b aG1t OF 800 and send
bills 10 subscriber
II States Census for 1s5O--A Very
u convenient little WORK tor reference. con-
tuning a valuable Map price Csc at retail, or
furnished low by the quantity,
apla. D. r. A. PonrER.
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WIaEE 81 ssE.ENElsi


TON STANTLY on hand and wcve TO ordsl
~ Tor tanning Mill-, Rolling Screens to Flour
Ing Mills. &c.
Every family will find Il 70 their adVan' age 70
have wire scfeenery in their cellar windows
cupboard doors, cheese room Windows, &c. ioi
Keeping ou, rats, mice and flies. have SOME On
hand wove for The purpose.
Orders BY mail or otherwise viii Re promptly
attended 10 VIM A NJ noe.
Moline, III. July Isl. 1852 ASH
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SLIGO IRON STORE.
LADIES SHOES.

70, THE Subscriber begs leave to in or-n the
~ Ladies OF Davenport and vicinity that he
e>has opened Lades' Shoe Shop, on Man,
near second ST., where III will make 70 order,
Ladies work OF every description, at the shortest
notice, and lie VIII at o keep full supply on
band OF all SORTS and sizes.
SAM'l.. WORTH.
svennort Nav 3-th 1882 I8-I
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D. c. ELDniDGE.
}. c. ELDRIDGE C.. n. ELDRIDCI
ELDRIDGE & son,
DRUGGISTS q; GROCERS,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS,
Davenport, Iowa.

DRUGS AND GROCERIES.
A FULL supply Of Fresh Drugs consta n'ly on
- hand; also splendid assortment of Croce.
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REMOVED.
CAR H..

IOWA. WISCONSIN MINNESOTA PACKET.
A Nn6N THE Sslcndid Passenger Steamer
R-~.--HH nR. FRANKLIN No. ., UKIAli
..atESSDk BROCK. N strr, will run as reru-
sEE @sEiar ?aeke. Lsiwsen s.. Lonis and ST..
Paul, 81. P,trfs ard 81. Croix durisg the season..
Passengers and Shippers rely On her pnnctuait,
Of stating the time advertised; BY strict attention
10 business, Capt Brock solcis share of public pat.
ronags SO Literally bestowed on der heretofore.
For Ga. or passage apply on board or to
Jane BURROWS S PRETTYMAN.
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Prairie Land for Sale.

rTlIIEE y. W. or 80 acres; md
! VA IN Eqr 80 acres Q! Sec. 10, i. Z
RAE
N E qr. OF see 90, T 20, r iE-iG0 acres
Al So
San of wei. broke , year old mules.
Enqare Of
July i.--434w III. t!ALEf.
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VOIk SALE.

4 Number cf Two, Four, or Six acre lots,
habou, half mile from the city, suiiah's fer
building lots. nurseries or mark q gardens
apply to r.. YARN GOD.
Dave moot. Ami oath. 1852.
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TiSr Received per Bon Accord, 50 Kegs
81 Eastern Nail. aad Spikes:
Brighi Log Chains;
Smiths Bellows and Vices; Screw Plates and
Gfifin's Horse Saoe Male,
At w. Ii. tIILDRETFS,
March 49, Hardware store.
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AT A BARGAIN.

WE offer for sale the farm Of John Grace ia
w Walnut Grove containing ia acres, -
acres good tinbel; one hundred acre. in cultivas
ton aad well watered. The owner wsnis 10
90 California ana the property will be sold st
a bargain. G OK & SARGENT.
Davenport, FEB. 1852.
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RENWxCK & SON,
STEAM BOAT AGENTS..
FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
BAZAAR LANDING,
nave - yNnrf EnxVA

DESPECTFULLY call The at ent,on oil Far
IL .ne's, Shippers AMI the pubic generally 10
his ajveitIs. r,eni.
They vii at oil times be rraiy to store and
-hip every description Of pfod,tes and msrchsn
disc, to buy AMI sell on Commission, and trust
bs prompt and strict attention 10 the Iie,est OF
all who .Ess favor hem with their patronage 10
metlt the public confidence.
TIE business w,l be conducted an carried IN
in the spa cioa. building recently erected BY NJ.
Flil on, Designated as the Bazaar, 10 viii, IS al
tachei . comnodious land ~ Tor Steamboats, al
al stages oil the river and possesses alvant ages
valuable to The Importer or Shipper, not the least
OF which is that no dray age wilibe required f,om
the Warehouse to Brats or from Boats 10 the
Warehouse. May 18Th. 1859.
LNluteS...A good assortment OF ana 4 Keys
J. each; also superior keyed Flute, all Tor
ALE low nj PoTTEgis Rock Island Book store
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SIR litiI

y-RoN the suhscrih. on or about The
asa ia, or M.y. iss. on the ioad
ia from Tk5rass Mills and IIp'on near
NN Y,rkre RIM, A Chestnut BRO"
he HORSE about 10 hands high, star 70
Gr-,MAM turehead. PAGES aneef the ssddI1' trots
NJ IN h harness Any one who ail lake ui
sA<-sSszA s,il Hor,. and inform Er by mai sh4ti
t,,..u. ,.warl.a T. ". BUTCHER
In, H. "a Nm Grand Detonr. 0gi. tount!, LIS.
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DENTAL CARD.

DR J. DENNIS would respectfully announce 70
~ the Eu5ssc that he has returned 10 bssshp2T.
p.f.nas DESTROYS OF awaiting the rsrlses 81 his PC
fs.sensi ssr,iess can do by cah.ng al BIS IN
acr IN TIE IL Cisiir House.
H. uIii rrBafn "a tusH but a few weeks, a. ne =
rns0sHrl 10 fu4ni engag.taeats ii IL. rFighhoriag
towns. luly is', 1882 .--ia.sw
Waun'er along the ivory discs are seen,
Ias aihy loGttteps OF the dsrk eangrrnsi
Waen Carries CONE, With steaithy steps 10 thF1",
Corrosive ink.spots On those bank OF snow
Book 40 delay, y. tEss'olins saasrins !Hr,
Bat n Tor refuge 10 the Dentists care
HIS practie.i hand, ohedicBt 10 his VIII,
Egulo,s his slender file " ith incest skill,
Jasl sweeps the gtrIaln of d seas. away,
Aud stops the fearful progress OF decay.
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John P. COOK s this daV admitted aPartne!
y in our House lie will devote his tiue and
attention 10 The leeal business Of the House, and
TO such pro essional business - may hs entrusted
10 il. COOK SARGENT.
Dareuport kpri! |. 1851.
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VSefol knowledge for thu Ladies'

USffnl Kn0Wledse TOT thy ladies'
I,oWLER'S improved plan Of Dress C.hsng will be
l. taught hy Mrs. PEAT at Mr. Wrsgetps, Ripley be-
,ueap ~ ana Oh SITS. This plan 10 acknowled ged by
III "a he ths mnst simple and accurate yet invented
I'D can be learned by snlost any one in two or three
hours 50 is to e. themselves or others IN any style
Terms with ptlineator SO. Patterns cut to 1t the
'oI ms % eans. rpyo 10Th, 1852. ao.sm
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FOR Sc LIE.
CICY LOTS FOR SALE.

WE have forty Lots in ..Gi Gems Addition"
w and "C,ok & Sargent's addition" to the
city of Davenport, which we will sell 81 fair pr:
ces, and TO persons Ges.rous Of improving will
give liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
money COX & SARGENT. .
Dtvernorr Feb 70 1gS2
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SOUTHWESTERN EDsurance Conn
pany OSyEEO, n. Y.

A FINE farm on the Mississippi River adjoin.
II ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dw-ll-
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi.
bly, situated. Vii, be sold a At good bargain.
For TEL us enqu re Of J. s S,Rpson, Buffalo, o.
OF COOK g. SARGENT.
Davenport Jan. 2Cth. 1852.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-25

swearing terribly, (the devil only knows
where he learned that practice) he was
dragged out an unwilling prisoner. When
came up to the party, the whole affair was
turned into fun by the ridiculous figure
which Dick cut; and after putting forth
all the jaw-breaking Shawnee lingo that
l had picked up in my intercourse with
the red wretches, they concluded it best
10 make friends, render restitution, and
60 back home with us and get a little to
eat and drink. But never heard tell
again ofthat boy Dick rading a ssran,p
10 fight Indians, or 10 do any thing else,
when he could as weU walk around 1t and
keep his po,rder and clothes dry"
And the old pioneer INDUCED in an old
mans laugh at the anecdote, and, replen-
ishing his pipe, whitfield away with renew
ed gusto.
The moral is applicable in St. Paul just
at this time, and will be illustrated fully
an,,n
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-25

came as political missionaries, instead of
servants Of the people OF Minnesota. By
them the jealousies and party feelings Of
good men of the opposite party were
aroused; and instigated by the bad coun-
sells of narrow minded and ambitions poll
ticans in their own ranks, they, in an
evil hour, reared the party flag. That
faithful and efficient servant of Minnesota,
and her whole interests, whom we so re-
Gently followed to the gravc-James NJ.
Goodhue-and Mr.. Sibley himself, were
in measure victims TO this conspiracy.
But county election was held a short time
thereafter, and the great mass of the peo-
pie remained firm. Well meaning men
saw their error, and retraccd their steps.
The old policy was re-adopted, and again
triumphcd at the next Legislative election,
and prevailed in the Legislature after it
assembled, and throughout its session.
We have not time Or space, at this mo-
ment, to refer as we would wish, to the
eventlul and stormy period of that second
session. Nor can we even glance at what
followed, and the embarrassmcnts and
seemingly insurmountable difficulties I'M
der which the Flag of the People braved
its way through all opposition, and again
triumphed at our last contest. All this
is history, with which all who are not inn
migants of this year are conversant. But
the triumph of the peoples policy was
again complete; and the man of any char
acter who was the bitterest of our oppo-
nents last year, dare not now raise his
coice against its ,cisdom-its e6icacy-iis
practicadliy-or its ADAPTATION TO the
pants of the whole people.
In two weeks from next Tuesday, and
during the few days now intervening
until that period, the people will be
loudly called upon to change that policy
to desert their already prosperous condi-
ton, and the political cause that has
brough it about, and 60 away in search of
a new faith-a faith which we know to
be false and suicidal, and which they will
find SO if they embrace it. st. Paul stands
here, where otherwise would have been
mass Of barren sand, living, breathing
monument of the wisdom Of the course pur-
sued. The Territory rejoices that her
treaties are through; her other grea: meas
ures mostly consummated, and that she is
on the high road to prosperity. Who has
done it and what has done it 1t has been
accomplished by men, who have worked to-
gether regardless of party-keeping their
eye steadily on Minnesota, and Minnesota
alone. Will the people desert them? We
trow not.
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The celebrated Thackary, author of
d" Vanity Fair" &c., is engaged to deliv-
err series of Lectures the coming win
ter, before the New York Mercantile Lii
brary.
HEN Conference.-The chicken rais-
ers are holding convention in Boston,
under big tent. The Courier saws the
feathered species is fully represented,
and there are many elegant specimens in
the collection. Some of the birds bring
high prices. A pair of grey Chittagone
fowls brought $50, second pair $25.