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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.

IOWA CLOTHING sAOsSs.
Front Street. opposite the Steam Mills, II they
wish good and Cheap Goods, as we Sell much
CHEAPER than any other Clothing Store IN Day.
en-, on, and keep larger assortment, consisting
IN pant OF
Spting aud Sumner COATS, Black, Blue,
Mulberry, Brown aud Grey Tweed Goats, AZ
paea. Linen etc etc.
PANFALOONS. black Doe Skin and fancy
French and English Cashmere Pants, Fnstion,
Velvet, Salinet!, Cottonade, alpaca and Linen
Pants.
VESTS, Blacs Satin, Fancy Silk Tweed, Mai
settles, III endless variety.
SHIRTS. Fine Linen Bosems, Calico, Check.
Hickory etc. etc.
Cotton Ne;, and Woolen undef-shifts and
Dawes.
HATS and CAPS, Fine Mnieskin. new style
hossaih. California, Jenny Lind, Straw, Panama,
LIE. horn, Palm Leaf. etc etc.
TRUNKS. fine Leather, from 81 % 10 : ,op.
Ciayats, silk Hanlketchieis, Cotton Moose,
Umbrellas and Carpet Bags.
A fine assortment OF English, French anu
American Cloths. of rarions Colors Cassimeies.
Plain Black, Doeskin, and fancy Cassimers, o.
all eoiols.
Custom work made up in Fashionable Style
and marran, ed TO tit or no sale.
M " JNo. JORDAN.
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f1aVf hIoFI, NoVg IFh, FH3T
l.. II. PARSONAGE.
PLUMBER, GLAzfrR, PAINTER, PAPER
HANGER, Ae.;
BRAnY s., aEfwEeN 90 Az

BRADY ST., BETWEEN 90 AND I'D
r!1IE subscriber begs 10 return his sincere
thanks 10 those friends who have favored
him with thcif supper, and to inform the inha5-
itants at Davenport and its vicinity that he has
opened his New Shop on BRADY ST., between Sec
aud ard Third SITS, ard that he has always on
hand a choice assortment OF Cotors and ready
Mixed Prints, Varnshes. &c.
Gliding. Rranzng, Gramin4 and Vanishing.
" B. Lin aad force Pumps, Hot aud Colo
Baths. Water Closets. &c, made and finished
te order On the shortest notice
Ee4 lqih. 1852. s4-tt
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3 81
J. I! ~ / q. |. ]:

SPratt's patent lightning Rod, iar winch he
is sole Agent. and will pay particular attention
to putting up in the most approved style,
Orders from the country punctuully attended
to- rHDS. Y. BbAKENjtRE, Jr.
Sign the big Coffee Pot, Main St, near See
oHd, Davenport, lowe.
N. B. Cash paid for old Copper, Brass, Lead
and Tallow Hume 26, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
OsAGE GRANGE, FRUIT TREES. &C

A LARGE quantity Of Usage Ofduge Plluis
y FIR Hedging, a. prices from - "a lo ST. per
900 Also. rery large and splendid sock Of
app TREES at ,hc most approved varieties.
together with Dwarf Pear, Cherry Trees, Grape
Vines, Strawberries. 'sc.
PRICES:
Apple Trees--s 10 per 100 or $50 per s 1900.
Dsarf Prar30 cts each $50 per &c., SOC per lB00.
Ghsrry--35 cts each, or $50 per 100.
Rninc e-l5 cts each or so per 100.
J reee packed 80 the best possible manner tuT
Incorporation, delivered a. Burlington, with ~
ADDITIONAL charge except for packing Trees
delivered az tie Nurfery OF packed pad sent ne
eord!ng % order, tire at tbs risk of the purclsa-
ser
TT h3i orders accompanied with the cash. or
satisfactory reference VIII meet with pTofnpr al
tent0n AVERY A. CgRfGTnf,V
Burlington. Sept 30. 1852 80
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NEW STORE,
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHING,

OPPOSITE THE 1ErNA MILLS
rYIlE subscriber has received IN addition 70
L his stock 81 Goods, lot OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Such as Coats, Pants, Vests, shirts, drawefs,0e.
Alsnbroad Cloths, Cassimers. satinetts, tweeds,
leansandlinsey lanncls, Aipaccas, Caledonia,
Abysinia, wooden and worsted goods, prints ana
Merrinae Callcoes, assorted styles and ilgures,
brown and bleachedsheeti and shifting, nus
huruh cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, wal
,ling and wieking, buffalo robes, sole, KIP, call
ana upper leather, sligo Iron, sheet iron, steer
plough lays, nails nndlarge cast kettles, wooden
buckets, tubs. churns, bowls &e.
GROCERIES Of all atnds, l.. B., Y. 4. ana
T. / salt. window glass, crockery and glassware,
hnir ana1gaiherea yeredtfav elingtrnnks;a good
assortment Of ladies and gontlemen's gum over
shoes, shoes and boots OF all kinds, hardware,
paints. oils aud dye stufs, dried fruit, wall pa.
) ~. and live reese feathers, which VIII ee soid
rhenn for Cash. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
- 4V4nnaff March afth. 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

Flee from slotb, for the indolenee Of IT,,
soul Is The decay Of The body.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
By application Of Steam 10 the most
s7sgsss9yED MACHINERY,

Together with more than twenty years expert
snce in BULLYING, ~
The undersigned tatter themselves mat 70 az
intending ID huild hcy offer lacll''tes no' 70
be surpassed ia any place either last Or Hes',
They are now prepared 10 iufaish 70 o,ua'
any thinu in their line oil business, IL any guam
tila. III sdoyi noiite and on reasonable tcrms No
pains will he spared to give the most Enfife set
sJaeiio1 as to quality, workmanshP,of PFee'
Al orders trom distance promptly az
tended 10.
The undersig aed are further prepared to con
,rlct for the erection Of buildings OIL every aeS-
eriptlou, on the most reasonable terms ana WIN
the greatest Dispatch. 81,
Tie public generally are invited g ea,l ana ana
avail themselves Of thr facilities thus Afforded ~
the substitution Of Steam Power Tor that q man
IL this branch of business ~.
n.,cnao,t J.n Gfh 1852
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MARBLE WORKS.

TUE undtrs sned wouhi respectfully announce
/ oihe citizens Of Davenport and vicinity ana
10 an th~se wishing to purchase Monuments u
the memory Of their deceased iriendS-that they
can lie supplied ~ calling at their Shop Oh and
St, nearly opposite tie Post Iiiee where Ihet
aiil Be pleased TO furnish Cut Stone. 81 every
DESCRIPTION as low as il can he bought tor in the
Western County
Ital9an end .imcTieda Marble for .honaaleats,
Had ald faot Stones .42so, superior article
oi Free Stone. &C., vers Cheap.
ELLIS \ KENNEDY.
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The Old Flag UufuWIcd!

- PRlNG has Come ami every day has lis chan
~ ses ana he is wise who i prepared for the
iuiute. Every one fequfcs comfortable Cloth
ing. and next in order Is 10 purchase REAfLl.
We advise all those that are IN want OF Clothing
,ait ba
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

Procure pamphlet of regular agent and read the
testimony OF some the most fesFertabie citizens II
the United States, favor ofthe Pain hiirT Il MS
only TO be known TO be appreciated
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

u ESPECTFULLY call the attention OF Far
IL Tners, Shippers and the public generally 10
this advertisement.
They vii at all times be ready to store and
ship every description Of produce and nerchan-
disc, 10 buy and sell on Commission, aud trust
b. prompt and strict attention 10 the interest oil
all who ma favor hem with their patronage TO
mett TIE public confidence.
TIE business will be conducted and carried on
ia the y aciauS building recently erected By NJ.
Fulton, designated al the Bazaar, TO which is al
lachei commodi7us landing ioT Steamboats, al
AL stages Of the river and possesses advantage:
yaluabie TO the Importer OF Shipper not the least
oi Which is that no drap age vii be requited from
the Warehouse to Boats OF from Boats to the
Warehouse. May 18th. 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
FOR SALE.

4 OIt t-41IIEfs
Tie y. E Or Of Sec. 90, T. 10, Il. E. Musea-
tine County
The f. ofN. W ar. and W. / Of y. E. ar. Of
See. l6, T. 10, R. ? e. Scot Co.
--ALS0:--
4 LARGE Stock q Usage 0 ange at So PEI
n u. usand delivered at my Nursery tits al,
o. s., 80 TO be delivered next Suing IN qpanti-
ties 10, 10 exceed 500.000-all choice aud Wig
osous plans.
Also
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ALSO

Blacksmtthng Finishing and Repairing
our patterns are all new and Of the lates, and
best style, our mechanics equal TO any in ,be
west, ana We do not intend to Be surpassed bv
any establishment for nea'ncss of proportion.
strength aud durability. Care and experience
VII ne exercised ~ selecting mixing and smelt-
ing metals to make II profitable to the purchaser
and creditaelc 20 the establishment.
Engines and Machinery manufactured nv II.
may be seen IN operation N this CITY.
LIZ CLAIRE, DAVENPORT & co.
Davenport, Nov, eth, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

E'XTRA Winter Wheat gndsup Fine Flour
- from Moline Millstor sale AT
Der IA, G l. pAEENPORT'S.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
Engines for steam Boats.
Flour Mills. Saw Mills, SkonS e..

Wafer Wheels, Shafts, Gudeeons. cann:.
Mornce Wheels, Pinons, spindIes. Bsss pms ms
vers, Bushes, namsels, Screws, palirs NJ D.'
Spur and Bevel Gearing, Racks and PIT
Wrag and Rotary ed for Saw Mills, Malsyani
sash Slides, Dogs, Bars, &c. Wheels n, Ia
and Lumber Cars, Horse Power, Fanpipe MI
Corn Shelter, Flow and Culilvator ces,;ans'
Wagon Hubs, Arms and Boxes, Fronts far Stow,
aud Ware Houses, Crates Tor Windows "a
Pasemenis, Soap and Lard Kettles, Iron and
Brass Castings made to order. ''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11
4 Tut! HNI IFHHFdl 1ssVFIUtUF OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs.

10000 apple Trees, 4 years old and thrifty
d god STOCK OF choice variety Of Pears, Dwaffs
and Standards, Cherries. TDwarfs ana stun
daIds, PIuas, G5osebsrnes, Cufraurs Raspbe5-
r.. Nc, and general assortment 81 EyeFereens,
Towering Plants, Baibs, Sc.
At tie scott Nursery,
Il. ,. finley, Proprietor
Davenport, 0ct tn, l852 SON
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NOTICE.

/ \ my absence, Nassrs COOK & SARGENT,
i of the CRY of Davenport, are my Agents to
e"llcc, and recei oil money OF rents that may
become due TO the. Also, TO rent or lease out
any 81 NV houses, Lots or real estate in Scott
county, State OF Iowa
WM. RUSSELL.
Davenport. Avg. 10th. 1852 50Iy
and warrants Tor saie on TINE, at
IL l.. +. PARkERS,
July8 8. Land and MONEa OFFICE.
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From the Widely Celebrated
prog. ssE.E.EgaAN. IL. H., l.. l.. %.
MAJOR PATTlSON,
From one Of The best Physicians in Maine.

President OF the S. Senate, states he has used the
Cherry Prcieral " ifh wonderful success TO cure an
IN Inflammation OF The lungs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-11

What is JOY! the honey oil eSIsencet really Yemen
cia and agreeable. feels after belag cured 81
distressing cough by the Of Perry DAVIS Pain
Miller.
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OPPOSITE THE 4ErNA MILLS
fIyiT subscriber has received ~ addition ~
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EXCURSION >.

rHEAP EXCURSIONS TO THE FtsHtS3 BANKS
- Fare I2b cents each On Thur sday and Sunday
Nay nth and I'D. the steamer BUFFALO Capt. Hsnsox,
III leave Hammond street. at III G'cook Canal street al
81 Grand street b. r. at katharine street. az Pier
Nos " r., 80. NJ, returning BY of.M. Refrsshmcst t.,
bait, kc., provided.
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X AWARD LOST. YESTERDAY arTEeSooN. IN
- gong from ~ water street by way fstone Whiam,
baver ana Broad streets and Exchange Place into Rraad
way rtthet BOOK. scrtsinins one hpndrcd ss's.rs IN
good bank bills atwo collar counterfeit bill the PntuAm
County Rank and three hundrod dollars A. three
months from Of drawn BY Mr. Joseph sc Co the
order Of Mr. Amos Paterson besides several private bust
psre Also detached from the pocket book three
hun ered dollars in bank hills Jersey money, put In
packets Of one hundred dollars The hndcr by
Ing the ,ame JOSEPH GRICE, ~ water street. New
Yerk, Will be literally rewarded.
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- - - -.
PERSON AL.

IMPORTATION WANTED-oF oNEY MURPHY or
L Bsonoueh County Galway. Ireland. When last heard
from supposed to bevirg in East Broadway. ANY iu-
formation othr viii thankfully received by NARY KEN.
ktCAN, ~ Oliver street.
lNtokhhIioN WANrED--oF MRS. ELIZABETH
brady Wbn lived last WHITES ia Br oklyn Her dangh-
yer harpaIet wh- lived with Mrs Scott ia Tr nton ~ j.,
u no" ~ 100 br""ne street N, " wishes Aud her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
MUSICAL.

NEWv0CAL AND PIANO MUSIC JUST PUBLISHED
~ The Carrier Doyo-W ords by Morris-Musc by w. "
W.lace.
Sleep light gently on thy breast-Ballsd-Compossd by
NJ. Strakoscb.
PRIMER Am re-Meditation for the PianoBy
Lucia III and varations-By NJ Pru-
dent.
Carnival de yenise dedicated Ole a-By Jules sehuoR
The above beautiful and i'm Musical
are nov published and for sale by
WILLIAM HALL SON. 239 Broadway.
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DR.. Kelllnger has some grounds to feel

sated - pshng what all countries
has failed dohis Magic Fluid has restored the hair when
gone thirty Ills great discovery for and
ahese remedies fail if fairly tried Millions Of dollars
ought and will be made from their sae Dr. Kellinger is
nearly the only American that his countrymen have
ported right good earnesthe wealth and distinction Of
the land have their shoulders and the wheel of for
time must emit be much greater than VIM
b. Atorsas fast the surplus is scattered among
the maFtes-the printer.tbe Faculty acting noby-
ninety nine out of hundred it in their
il mild, cheap pleasant and matter
the osense Sold in very large family bottles at ST. each
go Pearl Nos 800 aud 476 Broadway; Hope
Co. Hudson and Chambers streets. For the
ing and facts the Drs Advertisement in j. SEQ
ves ick-al will be astouisbed and delighted with this
spicy little shcet-dont fail to get it.
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IN sTRUCTIONs.

INSTRUCTIONS
49,
A NY YOUNG LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING TO
pursue the study German wishing TO take lessons
IN drawing will and thorough and efficient teacher by ap
plying (by personality 60 IT, r. 1863 Broadway or
lover Post ONCE Box 81 On application the host and
satisfs ctory reference shall be given.
ITO AMERICAN ENTLENEN WISHING TO LEARN
Il improve theriJrlyrs IN the French language.
spectacle French family living entirely in the French STYLE
few bosriers. Good reference required
Apply at Franklin street before IL NJ Also hand.
sonicly furnished room To- rent.
A TEACHER WANTED IMMEDTATELY-rO TAKE
~ charge o. Select Academy One competent TO give
instruction In the higher branches Of tho English aud
m'Disry branches Of the Latin and Greek languages will
hear ~ desirable situation, by applying to Benjamin G..
Taylor. Jacob NauWiukc John X Romsine Cornelius
e. fanRevpr at Bergen Hudson county New Jersey two
miles from Jersey city.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION
- An adjourned meeting of this Con vention 10 make
arrangements Mass Meeting Of the Democracy this
ct! Co respond to the nominations that
Baltimore Convention which viii
be held ut Tammsny Hail. Thursday 10th inst ~.
o'clock, L. N. by order.
JArOB r. OAKLEY. President
R0BT II. MORRIS, Woe President.
AA ,1ro 7 r G1nl1s"ra' Secretaries.
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TvEION co URsE TRoTrfNG-THURsDAY, NAY ID.
u Bpm Purse ,f $40! 500 10 TO tho second best.
Two miles aud rep. a in harness. Mr. whslgey ontsrs
Lady Suffolk Wn.ean snterr b. saek Rosster Geo
spirer sbtrrs s. Vermont; Woodruff ters b. Bos
ION Girl viii leave South Ferry BROOKLYN Tor tho
% clock. y. w.. returning ~ soon - the
sports Fare each wsy % cents. .
JOHN {. SNEDlKER, Proprietor.
('ENTEEvILLE CorRsE L-TRoTrlNG-MON-
~ dav, My ~ A. o'ot"tk r. Mfursc and Sweepstako
s 90 Two mile heats in harness O. Spsor names ro e.
Tacony $. lnughlin nnmes m. Lady brooke; owner
names b. Pc ham Omuihis.es FULTON ferry. Brook
In, AZ 2 o'cl.skP ~ JOEL CoNkLtN, Proprietor.
RID loiSE PLEASURE GBcUNDs-rRoTTING -
- pure 81 OF Friday tho
.it me heats beet threc IL ave sadaa for horses
mat never Mn dollars Entriesto
close on Thursday evening, Ny eight O'Clock tho above
House. r. IUFr Pronris.or
ID HOUSE PLEASURE COMMUNICATING "A
IL o S25 viii he given como on IN saturday
tie 22c mile heats best In saddle for that
never pnrsc s25 Entries 10 close on Friday
evening BY 7o'elock. OF the above huuac
r, LuFF. Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NlrCICEs.

SPECIAL NUCICEs.
NoTICE.-ALL MERCHANTS WHO HAVE BEEN
sn ~ the 5nn the ssr s o .a s
ding tu.ess ia Broadway Cedar and Nassau streets
Friday ne 2l;t INST ogl ek remonstr.ts against
A CARD-TnE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE THIS METHOD
~ - turning there sincere thanks 70 the members of
Hoe Company No 40 AMI especially tho neigbbors 10
she @ a aa so rsa OF
premises No y Wsshns'on street on tho ateraoon Of the
itably have been con-umed. THOMAS DOBSON,
- ,h =, ' hd and ha1 hasas
street he Is 'nunauam non paratus
A TREAT-GEoRGE wILKEsS LETTER FROM THE
~ s'1mus viii be found IN the National Police Gazette,
the Gazette Is fui = osEcr interestins arces Sss No.
Ann strec'-sold everywhere, q. ,onr centsper copy
A ER,AL NAvlGATIoN-rIRsT ASCENSION or
l'' Ssi'T Fssn w %in S
the % % s u" T
and ascertain tie different currents o. the atmosphere
s "'rs after 't the
il over
OrErlcE NEW YORK X. AMP HARLEM RAILROAD .l
for s1 Of seSs
IN Inst Tie S"iass ssits%en NV we're un s,i
Robert Schuyler, George Barker.
w Hs'D Ds : wc.mor, Nesoq sa n.s%,sn
Thomas " Ludlow, Edward Bement.
y. DcnigOu,
WIN. Wetmore, Gouverneur Norris,
Isaac r. Hnviiand.
At subsequent meeting Of the Directors, held We'd
s u, 5 % r h h
President IL place Of George Barrier Esa who dscnod
Re- a. kyG r Secretary Batch
'''''''''' "'''A a. KYLE, Jr.. Secretary.
NoTIcE.-PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY Off
~ cnl information has teen received ut this office that
station above Buo soado For the present. and the
road opened to the crossing place tho Chsyrcs river
frjoa At r NJ FRANCIS SIZES. s Secretary once
Panama Railroad Company.
New York. May Is, 1859.
ITO MEMBERS OF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. AND
others The subscriber begs to remind Above par
that has opened Books his office, No -
street for the Of reg ring the Of those de-
siros dspafng ~ or purcha ng shares IN building Asso
value by th buyers sellers will be into
each n and a" e ,"s make sss swn
by CHARLES MAGGI.
DRESFNTATION.-TO CAPT RICHIE BROWN, OF
L the British ship Sarah Mary Of and from Glasgow;-
alt II the whole OF the passengers with this tribute Ia
autiiu snuff Bcxl ms token Of our respect for your
from Glasgow t. New York The following Ia the inscriP
tion - Presented to Capt Kriic Brown by tho passen
attention during the Glasgow 10 New York. May
II, 1882" signed on hehali of the passengers
CHARLES RouGERs, Treasurer,
ALIEN. WIGHT. Secretary.
(tROTON AQUEDUCT OFFICE. ROTUNDA, PARK,
~ MAY II s5. Public notice is hereby give that the
instant and If the requested To be made
at the Office Of the Croton Aqucduct Department. thout
delay. r. c. HANCE. Register
WANTED TEXAS sEcUR1TIEs.-EIGnrp PERCENT
w Texas Bonds and Treasury Notcs (red bachs) will he
nOuCHfoN CO.. II Wall street.
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Card .-We. IN.
. p,,e,. 81 tho Union FER

Company deem = ne s,s,i. .oS 20 ous.s,,ss 70
:s. s: :n.' . " .s :s%s..
ss y S.ss
;as
cease ~ to be s' Sav. o.n
ss n ;is
,hs a; sSs
could NIT under the ereum pye the company
Is profsr to state the supsrnssndsn Monday the
m many ." us and Tss %a eoad nS
de and the committee thus made iuly aoanained
:; terms Hss s ss au~
ss i good "S blot. Ss the '.s
.9s'aa or Of no,, on the
YORK have the a. ,hs 70 the ."
serwe er the chSmSsr and thus
es @s nsis % se @
whe are expected % enjoy with the
New and
sGe5s That be u Sv :. s q Ss.n
iPt sut, for from twelve to four hours at one
have ,honsh. too At whore ais plain sailing
ten . We sv oe
fused duty when the company pressed by business
body IrSua to that in this free . ssuSry
dssk hands and we hope that number may be
snsd from The same enss only psmng That we desire that
Self respect and duty the public call for this state
nor sisaisr viii be permitted prejudice
eur before fellow citizens.
Al Meeting OF the State Guard, Captain
held :; f e lie sss
re,Sntlns were unanimSusy Mogted ;.n,.oa :. .,o
sss Ssassa
the reception Of Stand of Coors presented to the Res
msnt BY the Common Council 81 the city OF New fork we
being Color Company position taken from and
assigned to another In consideration Of the above, it IL
Resolved, That look upon the of taking away
The rights Of Company and giving them to another
allowing paraty, and being entirely unmtary and unbe
Resolved That wish longer under existing cironm-
s.apces retain position Color Company the Re-
Resolved That on account the erroneous impression
messed the reception and parade do hereby state that
such unknown to US until arrived
Resolved That the dissatisfaction created in ranks
th occasion has tendency to lessen respect for the
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be published
in the daily and military papers, IS the best method OF com
feelings TO sos %
CHAs. II. WmrrIELp, Secretary.
Glorious I-English Imperial Three-pIy
HIRAM
ply Carpets At g. 3d. 49, and 8s yard, Of elegant
II is the fate OF Genius to suffer Persecu-
tion-t SO with Coperncus Calico, Sartorius Column
bus and host OF others but 1t eminently with Dr.
Felix Gouraud Than him. scientific has been
to the ladies' he has lived to the
which justly his due rudoy snatched from his
hand Thus does he succeed in manufacturing
Liquid bye which safely, and perms-
brown than his is bounced by
who not only make dye assemble Dr. but absolute
fore +" purchase only at Dr. GOURAUDS old established
Laboratory, 67 Walker street, near Broadway.
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Read, mark, and understand,
That by proceedings underhand.
llnmbugs try-hut miss their ain
a - =. f..
UnflrlnclDlcN ANNcnI urcrs-- mon rs dNStt

tute ledge Of maniiucas trrh, and
hon.rac endeavorng {" sell danscro preparation,
vi ich n,i,r insccts vermin will eat certain de-
a. insects, aud ice Beware ~ them.
There hut article that will chectualy destroy bed
huge euachcs moths hess Qlant lice hes. musqui
&C. and that ia IyoNB Magnetic Powder endorsed
the sacuty ~ mcd inc IN the Unyei;y Of New York.
hy chemists America Ths pills less
eer'sn ocath rats and mice Depot i2i Bfoaiwsy &c
per haeiS.a box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Deron Won Rclchenboclx's Dynamics OF

Mas thoroughly the materials u,et in
psrin br WATTS Nervous Antdoe but, let " he under
stood u enable TO it, for
eessaFy article mentioned b is to be
cured besies obtaining compound horse shoe
80 lhs However It viii enable you % thoroughly
the mystery Gifts failing efficacy curing
ios disease. is astonishing tbat upon the
authority III such gantic nlloc and
that persons suffering from any anicti0h weak
enough reject such inc tnahle bcssin. Read The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Hutch,ngs, Vegetable Rltters for Dxspep-

riaIt has been considered crime for nd vidual
gccts health how relations in life depend
on the health family and the change the eli
mate naturally has corresponding effect upon the whole
system To guard aganst the nsdous of dsor
dered stomach Is the desderaum in these changcs
aud is this that the of the the
head Of this article Doctor H. deserves well Of the public
for his allied which be obainc the
depot l22 Fulton street Prize fifty cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO DO
"A general bousework in small private family
care ~ sildr.n The best Of city reference given Apply