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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

We ARE INDEBTED TO ELwooD WALTER, ESQ Score.
taiy OF me OndeI Writer'S, for the following extract Of
received lefer To- day from my correspondent. ia
bern n c.. and insured in NswYork, came ashore On
Parromers Bank on the 18th inst, where she now lies
orders
New Bedford. supposed TO be damaged, ne
sos asd eisss es "a water IN the held sne SILL re mains
landed N good order, and viii probably come oil tonight
sHIP pHILENAA ;elegraphic dispatch dated Norfolk
13d inst, states that ship Phi suffered
her Sem IS Saocsss OUT ana e s. sSfa. she
Otherwise Vtiy BADLY dsusged. small portion only Of
had arIIysS az Norfolk, was az error
SLooP kIPUBLIc, Sowls fr-m New Bedford 18th, ar
In btslius out OF New-L.ndon, struck on the Middle
Ground, waeh injured her center board b,dy 10
render It Necessary to return aud repair She arrived
New London 20h aad would d.eharge part Of her
ScHR SUSAN. from Apalachic,la for New-York. before
repoItsd ashore AZ Asssteagpe, Md Will De GOT ii with
part OF her cargo OF cotton slightly damaged
REiURNED-Br. bark Barbara. stlcklssd, hence f,-
heavy sea nom L received SINE slight damage GA
me 18Th gale continued with heavy ship hove u
found lsnebes water in The hold ard got both pum,s 70
wo,k AZ III 80 ~ discovers ed the manmass sprung
aAd hs topssst working much IN the cap eased the
y sending Gown tbs per spas The gale Continuing aud
tse shp straiSng much found she making inches
o. ~Str PER h2lr ~ ms tine was IN lat 81 Ion TO- On
the % A. sne sale continued. Ana. the wind sadd m
ysnuteu 70 W, shipped heavf which s.nve bal
"Dks ara loS boat At 10 A. NJ found the shin would
not answer her hel when it disc 1vered ths rder
pmas were broken short Of brought ma ship - hs wind
with close Ieefed malnopsa and mintyysai; 10Th s-
su cor tinusd endeavored 10 ge the rudler on dscs
more odsi ate succeeded sec1rfns ,bs ruGder 40 as
ses ne salp <ld made SAL for Ne York from lat g "a
iel ~ So ana vas taken tow by siesntug Hsrcues "a
the morning OF tie Goth.
sCAR hKNH CURTIS Tbs following additional mar
ncuaIs % he 0ss II schr He1Ty Cuts. ON cd az
infnSsed D. the mate Tue Heavy Csr,is sailed from
phia OF he ION. ard after enssuDtsyas much
$780, weather on ne psss O. he sst male l.ht
Nhcn"ss s9npesea 20 be Ere Issud Lisat vhsn ths
WssiNHheP n z hy y. aud AZ abOat q he struck .
before stated Cap Anthony seen after ths vsT-
sci sruss and u - suppossa ns weat down with he
Wreck iAe remains OF the cook who Bsnshed IN th- -,
giEt. were taken shore aud buried AZ Nar.,. "a
ne car 90 eoAsls9g q iie tuns coal oslon get 20 sIr
kfancis AaDer Of Bedford. and nBias4reJ rs.dark
load Of casks belonged to Msssrs swim tsn - ~,
Ter. a. Is Osly pa tialy insured -
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Spoken, &c.

~ The report Of ship Maatso from Manila for New
York. having been spoken no date, lon as Is disee
hsved. she not expected to leave IL lalla until
January.
for City Point, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
PASSENGERS sailed


Ia steamship United St.tes. for Csagres--J r. Shields
Nm Logan, Mm Logan; JS Mr' E Borslsd; niiss A.
80 s'sd, Slis. Nnsn Siis O kaspp H'land
I. s Clos. b mi d. Creeo w NJ ssdy. j II
KBeI, P Il Cis1s, L. sIa,v,a ". Mcaid II W B1rdeii,
l.. Powers A Bnrnes, Captain J. N. Han, e A ROB-
". Paris c. Smrh Mrs s a sl,or - n V W'lsR MS
ar AID Ms T EewaId. aud cbd A. Jse:ei' D. HI.
Mr.. and Airs. Hebron and chd Mrs. Parker snd chi a.
Mrs Carter sister asd four caldrsa. r Kinney, +. x
PcssIi Sd.Ssaa & M efss Slf IsJs m
Singer, J Good, " r. R,se. C. III Saith ] Is irwin. G
Scales, A. B,sdIy. O. il HS'ter. j. NJ PEEK. 8 ".
Sniin X Mcknot, c Laius, 9, Gseea, s C,aklin.
SW Msul'hSo,s p Kpel.n, A Aoulthross s; wnsslock,
B 3 w.sOT Ts ID swTsH' nods Fsess Flea
c. Wright. \, Cole, = A. Lowe. {. Glasses stone r B.
nus wS was.osp soss A " BssB B:5
kis, 6 hlAvS Isha Gay p cars U s R,lfs,
G HUI, Y rcmgkins. C Dse: 9. Maran. A. BABY. j.
FSlstt, H. ssanes,w Loring, S.Garasy.w; Ger. l. C.
Johl Conner. A warzer. NJ Salisshon, o batter "
Rsl.y.s Lyon, }. siussravs. J. Marie A. Stores j. o.
s Stone q Hlasaals II X M.n.r, Stephsss. W La,
MATE Lambert, Keuneds. J. Kealsdy d Baanar
Green. a Ttomss A Hoimes c sabine. c p. stsrr. J.
B. IrSn.eley' II Crorser, 8 ": Ral H. raaysr. G Kaae
II DsIlsls NJ SslssiSsa J. r. Pieie. xsSp - /,
Dog. paPssr 2 Dasass; D. Cemmlas, W. Daring
I. s.sF@lcV J. Chap@as c. K LGncois. G ", ailt. j.
" seH AZ, ID brsbam. II A Sares, G X. Wiln,r.A
=. Bar. s. Mcneil y a. Maecsses. y. Bssssn y
D. So1hstoSk X. &cCsbsr. y. savage. Savage 0sary
Pfiehsrd, II Joh.sson J. Howell. B " 49, K
ss..sn D. Green, sysFs Buts a. " Mea ias X.
nsAsss, FSsiss. L Ssdnaa. " G,ifSrd. d A Rysrs.
Lincoln S,el IIicksi G. Iasias. vnl. wIixAt
a Iantss. Z. TAYLOR. I. rA5sa Watkins J. Rassall.
A. ;. Lnikn, h. Ssslin. Dsckazdi, A White J. A.
ssnssey, b Never. Z ssrufegsr, = A. slqkcsmb. NJ.
"A Ses9a Joseph bsckwlth. AN Hauilltaf J Susid,
Wss, !. parsr.y CAmpbsll. ". Tender, >. Boyle l.
R,,,S Sshs ks,ly James Kelly Israel, X. Sock, L.
T. % 0.Ss;cI VII lAus, EdsistOn r. Rousd A.
v;,ch y - Sratt Mssoa L n Ba-tlstr NJ L.
H. ,,csrsses billngs, Jr.. f4ra=R Mallory K.
Wv ~ 49, $500 n Wis HsrrsoR Croker D.
y H' ns = i MaTs1 TsrAs s'ssd VS. P:Is
A I,rch. Mathis, J. W Taess,' a . hs ~
sss ID rrsssslt B. ksFr purAAa, and q ssssrsxs To-
ia. Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

Crotch MIL JUS, open Of eunp Of srses on the r Fl
w. vr,,r
Stanford isht ys,sel N By Z W.
ast Ne~cone Buoy. s. W. W.
uoim Hook Buoy, Y.
me Savannah Nsxs Of the 18th inst. ave Lear.
thar the cutter bar since iced
lAst The bar having parted its moong df sd
the south, secured and taken to CocSsp1r fos
repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
ANTHONY J. BLEEc KKR. Auc.ioEeer
THE SPLENDID PROPERTY on the

'T'HE SPLEN DID PROPERTY on the
suth.west corner Il Brl ad gay aad Chanbsrss 81 IA
the city Of New Yofk at Auction
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER viii sell e. Auction or
WEDNESDAY. Mareb 81. 1859 at ~ o'clock AZ the Nor
chants EXCHANGE the following very desirable property
On broadway and Chambers ,trhs large and lsaole
ifahy, Young Fl is Faaoy e. Jods s'ofs stsstei Or
the south corner Of Bfoad~ ay sud Chsnbers- D.
kHon a. No III 3f0adssy The lat ma font Of Is fee.
on Broad way. aid % feet Chsnotrs ID fet on Ia
rear aha y test IA depth o. tee gtAsr side.
he ABOVE ~ perry HTey Gest ably situated being
owe OF the greatest business th0r9uK ares the clt II
Broadway door 70 me Chs niral Bank
also on ShADherssf an Oh pT0nises =
yH BOZ qu re az popular for business purposes Wis
IA ciose preNaaty q the PAX, CITY Han, tho vSoas
Courts II Law the IrgI Hs1se ard S;es grea,
Goods sofe. as vel AZ he sfson Railroad ast the
great heNf OK ard Erie Railroad De pots the Chzgrse
Inc Of Steamers aud the Hudss yer ne Of Seanbo Is
for Abanv az the foot u CEsmbsst makes 4 atogsnsr
one II he most choice and vaube pieces Drooerr no
o1sTed tor sale AID should attract the tsniisa Of
h and business nss az s purchase ssAaot bat De SAFE
and printable inyesimsn Of capital.
Tor Maps, terms and further particular. Of bs .hx
property, apply TO the Auetionesr No. Broad s. n Sa,
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+ CoLroN. Auctioaesr.
NEktI HANS AsfIAI "


CENTEEL HoUS EHOLD FURNI-
~ TURE-F. COLON vii sell on MONDAY
March 49, a. No 50 East Bfoal~sy, the ysfatara
Of the hense: and vii cosDrise part Mail . .ay aud
Plush covered Furnru's. Spfts. Dvaas Per q ssse.
Marhletop Center. Crd D-ipg aud Erteasioa Tables
sss Rmeaus, Na5bs too wsshs ands. wsrdrooss Book
eases. Sofas. Terse.nV ard log Carpets. OIL Cloths
Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses Paassss Solar Hall ana
AstTsI Lamps. Bedroom sarInrs. Crockery and elise
ware Kitchen Furniture &c. Cafalesu readg Monday
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

MINIATURE AfMANAc-..-rHIs DAY
SrS-hses-.-. d Sets . MeoSSsts-.....8 2n
NIGH March a.
sszdy H9pk III s5s Gov. Island. 10 f5.a is Cases. 36m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Sales bq Anrtion.

A b. MERwIs. Aaesioaeer.
10y BANGS BROTHER Il CO.
- Trade sale Kooals Ma. - PaTk-r0w
REGULAR NEN-fORK SPRING TRADE SALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
3. CoLros. Aaetoseer.
~ COTTON vile sell THIS DAY, Sat.

u pFdsy. NAfch ~. a lei O'CLOCK. At The a4e4an
rooms No % bse 81 lsge aaS gcasral sss)rtasat
Of CABINET Fufhi,ar- rciaaIeg bew and seuood A.sd
ssocs sgch a. sof.s, NAB gsst Chars French Bcdseas
Dvsns fx'er,loa DlssE TAI IS Rosewood sad hahasa-
ny MAreei op Center Tables s,h.aads Dress Bgrsaqs
Lsees Work tables s-vsr>l sui Of Bsdroom farsnsrs
Fsather Beds and Far Mstvesses. PaIasses Coacses
Hat Stands. Cottage B.ostsads, Orcs FaTntars Rsssr
Chss. Sec'e'ai.s h0ek Carpets aEd OIL Cloths
SC Also lot q Tail. Inca; and sso 70 pay advances
30 Hair ard other Ms,I'ssss, 30 pair Of PaaHss Sale
positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

IN soetsf ship Hszry Clay, from LlusspcolH WALK,
VI kssoa-3S6 IA stserage
IA packet snip ALERT GaLafs from Lsrepooi-foh.,
J. Gt0eRe, MS CaThafias Cariy-6SS IN sseerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

AUCTION.--THE MAMAR0NECK HOME.
STEAD ASSOCIATION viii offer for sale, At pablo auc-
tien, on THURSDAY EVENING. Ap'il 1, ay Masonic
Hall. No 27i GTand-st thnty four beautifully situated
vi lage Lots near Mamsroneck opposite toe Railroad
DelOt All who would Ike TO purchase let which to
erect Homestead. invited to attend Fall nfsTma-
tien will he given appca ION To N Y. LAbARrE, No
I56 Bowsiy valuable house aud lot will also be
offered for sac. T. b. ACkEk, President
NELSON SPRATT Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
ANTHONY J. RLEEcKER. Aastioneer.
NOREE IDSIIkh SALE of the VAL

EORECLOSUk SALE Of the VAL
Il UABLE HOUSE and LOT. No 2i9 West ,Othst,
and Lot on rear Of same with ths Building thereon
hon,ing 2lst ST., At auc ion ANTHONY J.
BLFECKER will sell az auction, Thu RSO Az, Aprl
u.s. 1852 10 scock. the Merchsns EXCHANGE. WITH
out reserve TO the hghs bidder the following very val
liable properly. VIZ
Os goth Tho handsome four stoy brick house and
lot Of ground knosn No z9 West zoh st., north sis
between 9Th OH oppos " So Peters Church
The house flashed III eNe,llsn, style with roa balcony
IN front having ali the modern improve for convsn
eLce such Cfoon water bath SC SC, all IN the
very best oTder The house euis and oceaDisd until
his DEATH By the lac Nsah wcodtah, and stone
cutter. al d now rents for Gheu' 500 per anEum
Also the valuable oi ~ ground with the large building
thereon directly ia Of he above tho soash side OF
thu two lots exend frem street 10 street each
the above lots p feet front atd rear b, 81 fact
inches depth be tie same more or less Sale positive 10
tie highest bidder Part OF the purchase money
main bon and mortgage For maps aud further par
tcuars, apply the Anc Iobeer, No BToadst, 10
bI.ssfs. WIGhTMAH CLARK, COunsel,orsat Law,
No. 1875 Broadway. corner Of Dey-st $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
d. S. HoUsH. Auciionser
THlS DA(-AL lOk A. NJ. At No. 81

THlS DAl-AJ l0i A. NJ. at No. 81
Besknan-st a large quantity Of secona had fani-
tnre from fsnu es derh ng house Keep SOFAS Bureaus
hslrs Rocsess Bedsts ads, CSipss o. Cloths. g. &c
Every variety Of secohd hAsd Hous. no utensils alto
getker too numerous 10 msLIca will be sold 10 make
for other Goods Also large assortment Of nes
furniture every do, crir;on will be fod 90 seyaaces
Also reh sno egant invoice Of new Tapestry three DIV
and Ingram CApeis Etgsh OIL Cloths. SC TINS sse
viii be vel worthy the StsnSiHs Of persons eadlnx TO
purchase this srnIg artc will be sold without
The GOeos soisd l first OF pscxs3
al reasonable chsrees Sale positive. rain shine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the sur
rogsts OF the Comfy Of Ne~York, notlce IS heispS
gwen 10 all psrsons IA, nr ms sganss ROC FALL
CONER, late Of the City Of New YORK, deceased 70 s
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the sr1criosr
his residences, No hsngln st., the CITY OF hs"-fvfA
before the Twenty sIth day Of July netf -Dsss~
New-Yofk, the Twenty first day vi JsnnAry. lt1
t7s iAwGsss EDWARD PALC0kEh. kfsoutd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
OEREMPTORY SALE--By order Of

DEKEMPTURI SALE BY order Of
Il the Supreme Cosr, under direction Of Pbile I Rus-
giles, Refere-Sesmaas baak OF Savings vs. J. SslbY
West and others Will Ne sold by William n Ffanklin.
auctionesr At the Merchants Exchange ". March 90
1889, 1T 70 O'Clock noon. ELEVEN HOUSES and Lors,
20 be sold parcels mencisg On the corner Of sh
and 4ad st. 10 per paid dayot sale 40 per
lat Of Nav next so cent may remain On ond
and mortgage for three yess a. per cent tho option
ofths purchaser PRIio T. kuGGi Is. Rsfetse,
No. 40 Nassaa ~ " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

Receipts of Produce March 26, 1854.
BIZ Ere Rotrood-i29 Calves, 800 Hogs as bales Wool
g7 SIDES Learber CTS bbls Flour 400 bush Oats 80 bags
Bar ey 81 DO Com. and 90 bills Whisky.
~ Nse Raren 100 Hogs and 2l0 bbs Fl ur.
Bv Hudson Rrer Raroad-No receipts to day by this
railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Nc RESIDENCE.

ROARD.-A private family will let, TO
- Gentlemen only elegant parlor and bedroom and
two sib gle rooms, with without partial board. Bah
&C in Ihs house Apply at No. 25f ith Union
square,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

BOSTON. March 26-An bsrks Princess, Newport,
Wales; Como. Charleston; brig Amesbuy, Aux Cages
Qeft schr. Alberta day) schrs Susan, Gonaives
NJ Zait, Richmond.
CD ships Hindos'sn. Bombay. Kentucky; bark sa'ah.
0lHy Ma,anZss brigs Egyptian, Gonsves Neyins Man
sapi'is ;,chIs Vim. WJef, POTt Prince; Margaret,
Dansn
CHARLESTON. March 25-Cd briggs zebra New
York; Vshdaiis Camden, Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

A. ~. GASP, Aactlonssf.
C(M CASES BOOTS, SHOES and
cOO BROGANS-Os 1UESD AY At 10 s'slces NJ
A large assortment for Sp'ng trade
Alss primo stock all tor private sale owsss
cash prices at the store Of d GALE No rs psa,l a
corner Of Platt-st. Nov Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
u Surrogate the County Of NewYork Notice IS hereby
gwen all persons having claims against Christian
MULLER, Cor MILLER late of the CITY Of hew-fofts
boot ard shoemaker deceased 20 present the villa
the subscriber re-hirnce,
50 yessy st IN the City Of NewYOf before tbs hrE
dav Of Sspteu New York she 10th day u
FebruaTy 1852 2ef IL ~GmSs
JOANNAfI MULLER Tor NILLER,) AdministratriI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

eording u law 10 al, persons hayia CLAIMS asans:
THOMAS HYMNS, late II the Chv Of Brooklyn, Kings
County, deceased. that they INJURED TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, Edwin
Colin at his residence No. IS 9Th. ST. in The City
Sew York, before the cath day Of March asrt.-
Dated September 10, 1851.
EDWIN COFFIN, lr.,,.
40 law6mss FRANCIS VINTQN. ( s'e'"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Surrogate o; ihs Cont, ~ Nee YORK. agtfe helsT
given H. s persoEs having against ANN WfMb5i
late O the City Of N,NYsfk widow, deceased, 70 PRES
sent the with vouchers hereof TO ths saDscnssf
AZ MS oce, No i,s Bowe g. the City Of Ne~ forf 90
OF before he seventh day ~ Apui EsH dated SsW-fos'
the third day OF October, 1851.
"a iavsuS HUGH KELLY. Administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

NOTICE is hereby given, according
l - law to all Dsrsens having claims zga.bst JOHN
r SIMON ON lse II the Guy Of BTeoslya, decreased,
tha they are rsqures eIniDn he sans, Fi'h the
xcrcbestker,0f srtseDsY FIanss n. Striker, 1t
ss OF &c In The CoaBiy Clerks Ohce IN tAs Cty Hail.
The ry II BTeekyE " before TIE l4a daY u Rsr
-Detes JaB 3. 1859 - = - 49,.
FRANCIS q srRYKER, y,,.g,or,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

ROARD-At No. $50 East l5th-ss, near
- Stuyvesant Park A Gentleman and his Wife OF
two or three single Gentemsn can be accommodated with
board in private family where there few boarders
II IL COOL airy and desirable situation oI the spring and
summer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

ROARDlNG.-Gen and their la
- diescan be comfortably accommodated with hand
front PsroT and Bedroom and back Parlor and Bed
attached both second floor also Parlo an( Bed
fosrIh floor. few single gentlemen also be
nodaed In the very pleasantly situated House No.
AZ North MOorest near St. JOIN s-square Baths in the
house, ard no moving on LIST OF May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

II n 7 Z WIoJ hFDIs OI dII OIutI OF tIb DuI@
y rOgets OF the County Of NeGYOfk, sotlce 10 hereby
10 all persons hdving claims AGAINST JANE hATH-
ESOE, late Of the Cy OF New YORK. deceased 20 present
the same with vouchers Thereof % the saose bsr at his
Office No NassaG-st 10 the City Of New YORK, on on
b. the altb Of Jay nsIt -Daed New YORK. TIE
I7th day of Jsuuary 1859 JAMES 8. THAYER
III I6ucms Public Adninlstrstor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Goal.
Eeaal Notices.


NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the
discharge of from his debts pnrsuast to
the provisions Of the third article Of the u title OF the
fifth chapter of the ecOEd part II the Revised Statutea
In the matter Of UZAL y WARD an nsolvsii debtor
Notice first published ltib February. Creditors % appear
before JOHN W. MILLS Esq County Jadge, At his Of
fee in White Plains the 28th pr at ten o'clock the
forenoon. iH lrwl0wSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

ROARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
~ and three single Gentlemen can find pleasant
rooms BY calling at Ne SO Hudson ST. opposite Jay. No
removing The lat of MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
WV. s. McILvAIN, Auc Ionssr,
WILL SELL. on SATURDAY, at Ii

~ O'Clock az No ~ John-st., corner Nassau. \ me
collection of Can elias large Moss and other Roses from
J. & p. Henderson. Also ise collection Of sandsfd
and half standard (pc psta.) Vases Just arrived per
steamer Pacific, from J. Hill
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
PRO IKESSlON

DR SioRMs' CElEBRaTEp ScoTcH coEGH c My
The preteusions we maks Tor this Sagar Mfdl
cine" will no doubt excite the prejudice % 'on,
pc sons and The cry "iium us," ldar.ety,
ere, will be heard, bni regardless OF III s, btiirv
idg in progression in Medical Science as wei
as all Others. We proclaim II TO The world, fha'
tbs compound, although IN simple iorm,
will prove NOR valuable 10 cammGnity than an'
o'aer ever prepared Tor The same diseases TO
which il is Tecomnt nded This viii not seen
uoreason able to medical men who know, that ii
the active principle OF pint o. the most power
gal liquid compound, if il contained no grease
nav sas,lv ba confined within bulk OF candle,
S,gar 3 nv & inches; and as The mode OF prepar
in d. Storms Scotch Cough Candy necessa y
remove j impa matter fem the ingredients :
TIE most Indifferent, Judge viii see It's advantage
over lald comDonnis
BARNARD BRO. Il CO., ST. Louis, Mo, Genera
Agents for the United States and the tauadas'
Price One Dime per Roll; Rolls for % cts or y Pc
DOZEN.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants Of DA'enpor
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
lr. ALIENS RHEUMATIC d LII.


4 SAFE and CtrtaiH Gare .jot Chronic o,
IpPammgtofy Rheamaiiam
IRA GREAT INTERNAL REMEuYi4El
Il WIS valuable tte ara ION 81 cure Chfohic
L ana IntiamIatoiy Rheumatism, no matter
h zw ong stanin. OF bow bai-and prodbly the
Onss Medicine That Viii II Is A p S TN L
e RI peedy and Permanent. Al! external
al plicatIons are highly incanfeEieut, and from
q he vpr, nature 81 tie dise1se, TEMPORARY 5
rsEIR frfEfIs THIS medicine toeks he dis
ease Al rs source, AMI, removing the Ca4se, rem
ders the cure Certain and Permanent
In. ALIENS kHEIMAne BALM
j. composed Of lie most saiulary and potent med
teal agenls il the vegetable kingdom all OF which
have aruinI and 5 i'm alatiug ntueu"e. eX-
IS Jag he TORPID ORGANS OF Tie 5pds t. Healthy
seton. and entirely cradicatirg the tisra.e from
tho system 1his medicine braces the wboit
-}sts m, renews peimancHtty Tie naulal eueTg'e:
b changing ltio crefiohs u lie body, an! Ges-
trovug the Very g run Of the Di-east.
as-prce z PR hottie, ~ SIX bottles ~ 50
rs-For sale II DR.. Z. EAsfEELY's Ftmil
Medicine Store southeast corner Of Third ana
Chesmut streets, ST. Louis, Mo,
Aud also Tor sale by ELpRlhaE & Son, Post o.
ice Buildings nov
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LADIES' FAIR.

Tie Ladies OF The ID = pfist Church and con
cregation will hold Fair al The lie Ciairs ff9as
tor tie sale OF Fancy and 'seiul Articles dor us
purpose Of aiding them in the erection oi House
OF Worship;) commencing Thursday afternoon
llth Nov. next: during the venirg Supper wi
be provided
TIE cli,zen= of Davenport, and vicinity ale res
pectfully invited lie attend.
Tickets Tfor The Supper so ITS ! NAV be had q
the Stores Of Nessrs Smith and Whistler. Als'
al he door ef the L. Ciaire House.
OF 10Th 1859
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ON aud after MONDAY, May 3I-until further no
= tice-passengcr ste and trains " i'll run as
iotio rs.
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING
WEsTWARD-One Of the irst-cass Steamers.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA
or EMPIRE STATE, wilIleave Buftlo daily Sundays
accepted, at p NJ and Dankrk at l2 at night, reach.
ing Monroe at p. NJ. the next day, and eding
TO Toledo the same afternoon.
An express train will leave Monroe al 2 P. NJ. or
or the arrival Oft boat. daily. Mondays excepted
reaching Chicago the evening an connecting at
Chicago 18th frst-class steamers for Mi@aukie and
other ports % Lake Michigan. and with Canal pack.
els s nd Railroads westerly from Chicago.
EMPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING
EAsIW ARD -Extress trains viii leave Chicago at
r. NJ, daily Saturdays excepted and reach Moaroe
al "a next morning.
An express steamer will leave Toledo every morn
ing. esc.pt Sunday. and leave Monroe arrival OF
the trains from Che lgn-aHd reach DankIIk and But
aio several hours previous TO he time far the first
Express trains east tor New York a rs and Boston
Ihe steamers and trains Monroe y iii copnsci
each Was fegniar boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS AlL TRAIN Gong WEST
AIstl-Ihgs tram vie teage Toledo t4iiy. sunday
txctt pied. :. \. NJ. connecting Toledo with in.
ot st. emrrs from Cleveland and s4Hdusky. ant stop
PIG - all the way stations. Viii reach Chicago ii
534P. 81.
GOING EASTW sRD.-Leape Chicago daily. Sun
lays pied Al f2 A. NJ stopping 1T all ations.
and arriving 81 Toledo 81 P ", connecting with
sts4mers to sfa1Hsky and Cleveland. and arriving
tbare IA time for al The morning trains from tioae
places.
A pacEnt-baat leaves Toledo at A. ~. for Fort
Wayne aud ports eufhe Wabash C4nai.
JOS. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
Adrian. - 1859. IL
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AYERS CHGERY PIC We @en'd call 'he
attention o our readers 10 this excellent 10 dteinr
with the satisfaction one feels M prals NJ hrne.
factor Having been afflicted b. the srfious e.
ices of cold seated on the lungs, Al ionnf .
liet and cure rom ~ nsr, We can add or tts :
mouy 10 The much already gwen to prove IL IN
gtlar ma .ery over disease. u any medicine &C.
fore The community can be ell ed n 10 cure ati'e
tons of the ih,oat and luaas, il is flyers Chrrl
p,.fo,oy m .j,ti1D OtseryfT.