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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
NOR SALE-At Norwalk, Conn, I

House. with good barn and one acre Q,
land under GOOD cultivation situated and having one OF
sbe finest views In the village Also large Dwenn
House entirely with Of an acre o. sRd nay hsvns
emf will dispose Of the above for less than their real
value Apply to the subscriber at Norwsk, Conn., or TO
Fellows 4 Co, No IL Maiden-lsne Newly
C. T. DISBROW, Norwalk, Conn.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
NOR SALE-Two Houses and Lots,
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT

III at POU0HKEFPSIE.-The we'll known mansion
occupied formerly by Hon NJ p Tsllmadge. The house 10
about IS feet square, oesin hight with basement ana
attic and piazza front and brick stable and outhouses
The grounds comprise between two and three filled
with variety Of shrubbery fruit trees, &c. The situation
IL commanding and perfectly healthy and well calculated
for a summer boarding house Apply TO WIN. A HOP
KINS. Agent No. Sc Wallst, second floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
n s. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL

. HONEY SOAP.-This invaluable article which OBJ
tanned the prize medal the Worlds Fair In LONDON, IL
daily gaining ground in public estimation and the demand
for It's immediate Is great that It IL with great GIN
suty supplied BY the Inventor Its fragrant refreshing ana
softenins qualities and the smooth and white
which it imparts to the skin are skngy OBVIOUS ana 40
SPOKEN Of in the highest terms by all who use w IA
Wis CO, Inporteu and Sole Wholesale Asenn' NO W
CourtlAndt-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
+ OTIS for SALE.-Eight lots north side
NEW VILLAGE, WILLIAMS

u BKIDUE.-NUW YOUR ITME.- Fartles WIsh-
ine to subscribe for lots in this NEW VILLAGE do
Immediately but very few lots remain to be disposed of
The books OF subscription open at the office Of H.
NEWELL & co, No. 8 Nassaust, and will close the
18th inst after which the assessment and drawing Of plots
will take place and time and place. of which due notice
will be given Parties wishing to view the premises will
find person In attendance the ground Monday and
Wedne sday next. after u o'clock NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
yTALUABLE LACKAWANNA COAL

V PROPERTY, at PITTSTON, Pa, (nesr the Coal
Lands OF the Pennsylvania Company for SALE to close
Concem-Ths property, consisting OF four undivided ftths
of tract Of Coal Land OF about $50 purchased
several years ago investment IL carefully
iped and selected by several experienced miners that Vi
entity ofhe valuable Coat tracts in that region
and said 10 contain number OF the largest and most vau
able corresponding veins Of Coal belonging TO the Pennsy
wanna Coal Co in that immediate neighborhood at Pttston
IL offered for sale at reasonable price to close part
nershp concern and affords opportunity for and
profitable investment speculation rarely to be met with
For terms and other particulars apply at the Office OF j. NJ
CLIFFORD, No ~ Old-slp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
r OTIS FOR SALE IN UPPER NOR.

Il RISANIA.-Several Lots, situated in Bathsate and
Paramount Upper Morrisania the Harlem Railroad
where trains pass IL times daily they BEAUTIFULLY located
and will be sold cheap. Apply to w. Merriam No. 52l
Beekmsnst Eewior Also two houses and lots for sale
fn Eairmnilnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

ssl Broadway, one door above Thomp.on's Saloon
Prons about purchasing Pianos invited TO call at the
Wsrerooms of BENNETT co. where they viii md
an assortment Of Rosewood PianoFortes OF modern style
Every instrument warranted for two yeas Should douos
be entertained a. to quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubts removed Old Pianos received part
payment for New and secondhand Pianos TO Let
Mandatory, Nos 81, SIS and Sl5 Rivingtonst
NJ F. HARRISON has removed his
Y Mandatory and WsreroOms from No . Csnsl,st.
10 No 81 Mercer-st near Grsnds where may DO found
splendid assortment OF Psno-Fortea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
DAY q McMULLEN,S PATENT

ii
IL HOSE.-The trial made Of this incompatible Water
Hose years past has fully demonstrated its supero
IT, Orders from Railroads Factories Water Companies and
others solicited Every piece warranted to give satisfaction
By the patentee and manufacturer The following one OF
the many certificates and published to show the estimation
from actual use: JERSEY CITY, Dec. IL, 1851
Horace II. DAY, No Is Courtlandtst- N. Y.-Deay Sir:
take great pleasure in stating In answer to your In
curry in regard the India Rubber Hose furnished by
for the Jersey Railroad and transportation Company,
that have found 1t Of the very best description and to
answer much better purpose than either leather canvas
II not only more durable but In the end the
teal We have rubber hose Of our locomotives
that purchased Of two years which has been In
constant and is still good and have found
your fourply stand pressure of $50 lbs TO the inch
Yours, very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for N. r. r. Trans Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
ENGLISH MACHINERY. NOR

~ TIMER HALL Agent in the United States for the
ae OF Cotton Wool and Flax Machinery manufactures ~
Messrs William Higgins Sons of Manchester England
Tor terms &c, apply TO him ct No. 81 Wall-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

THE FIRM of QUINCY 81 della
l. PIERRE is this day Dissolved by mutual consent
New.York July |, 1852 JOHN W. QUINCY,
CHAS. B. DELAPIERRE.
The Hardware Business will be carried usual the
same store, No. 81 John-st, under the firm Of
JOHN w. QUINCY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
ITO BUHDERS.-For Sale, with libe-

raj loans large number of Lots located on 18TH S6th
and and Sd 9th and 7h and other locations
None but responsible builders need apply Inquire OR G..
PIERCE, No. l,l0i Broadway
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted In
11the best papers In other cities and town st " PALM
ms Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

NE EIROPULIIAN BANK--SDeciel
I'VE Notice-The exparte injunction issued by Hon Mai
bone Watson al the instance Of L. 5. Chafed Attorney
General ton the AFFIDAVIT Of Edward Beknapl having been
dissolved By the supreme Court hearing statement Of
facts this Bank hereby gives notice, that it has re,om
menced iasng uncuuent money, at discount as hereto
lore neiqdlng oils OF the Government Stock Bank The
rates Will be the as before the Injunction wa. aS
namely cent on bills OF this State NewJ ersey and COW
eminent stock Bank and fifteenth of one ~ cent Tor
b1 eerts on each SlOo on Ntw-Engan money IL will no
longer be necessary for dealers furnish deipye it
the money desposlted.-July 10, 1852.
j. &. WILLIAMS Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
MOOR. SASH and BLIND DEPOT,

- Ne. 81 Courtiandt-st, New-York-f w. TOADp1al.
leo have on hand and prepared 70 furnish any OF me
above articles any quantity ard warranted 70 Be
for transportation and orders filed ct short notice bmde
carpenters and ose about purchasing would do vel 70 'S
them call.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
CHEMISTRY.

The beautiful science Of Chemistry wa.
unworihliy represented IN tbs place Iast
week by person calling himself Professor
Jas Nyman, who delivered, what he was
pleased 10 Term, s.ihgee lectures" upon il.
The three gases constituting wates and
atmospheric air, which he produced and
imperiectly exhibited some CT their proper.
lies, were as pure ~ thex arc genera.ly
obtained, and saying this Ne give ist
professor" full credit for al he deserved
IN his "course Of lectures.' As FIR The
man hc is wholly Unfit, morally and intel
lecsuaily, 70 travel through The coun!ry
and lecture upon tie science III Chemistry.
we are rather surprised that Ito editors 81
Dubuque, where lie ii said IL have beet
lociuring, did nat expose lis caarIasausm
II he presume again 10 deliver conr.,
ot Lectures" 10 The West, We advise III,
good people of the town he may thus wisl
TO favor, to Try him first 10 IN iatrodac,orq
before they consent to pa,ronize ono g
unworthy enconra cement.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
DIED,

On Sunday afternoon last Of Cholera JOSEPH
w. PATTON, son q J. D. p4lros, aaea i
years, month and II days.
Joseph, for some months pretious !. HE /,
cease, had been an inmate of or olfee. pns =.
can truly say Tint kinder ana more ap,;f,I
person we never have had III our ennis, n.
was manly and intelligent beyond lis yss,s ~.
exhibited nnmis'akeahle Signs oil genius os
high order Lust "Wednesday lie worked !,
Ter than usual, ",o make up as he said alor
Little time be had lost during the dayn IT.,
neSl morning he came To tie Office and infnrnss
us of his inability 10 work, and in an hour after.
wards the dread disease Of which he died h.l
displayed Itself IN lis worst iefm On SATURDAY
morning he WINS Informed OF his sItuati n and ~.
pressed willingness TO die, and on Sunday a.
ternoon Death released him from Tie cares and
troubles OF the world Pens. Ca.
SScn the 18Th lust Mrs. Ann ELIZABETH.
wife OF NJ. Aaron RGntR, ii The s5lh wear If
her age.
In this city, Tuesday morning 18th inst, of chols
"a, aDEi youngest child Mr.. aud Mrs schoolfe,a
eyed years last Apr.
cts well with her. though We hay. laid
Ia kindred dust that hessft.ous form,
She lives, q bright ,elssstai child.
iaFY iaf above LIES raging Storm, fCom.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
County WING Convention

A Convention of the Wings of Scott COUNTY
will be held al the Cour, House in Davenport, OF
SATURDAY THE 81 OF JULY, at Q O'Clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of choosing Delegates Il
attend TO Congressional Convention to be held a
Mnscatine on the 9th Of July. Also, to selec
candidates to be supported at The ensuing Au
gust election for the following Offices: Sian
Senator, Two Representatives Clerk Of the Dis
trct Court and Prosecuting Attorney.
Precinct meetings are requested 10 he held an,
full representations semitic ratio being one del
ega'e TO every 20 Wing votes, Or fraction abov,
that number.
]. 7. COOK,
a. SANDERS, Wig Central Com
j THORINGTlN,N
Davenport, June cath, 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
To the Wings Of the Second Congressions,
district Of lava.

IN The absence Of an organized Committee e,
this Congress onal District, the Wig Sta,a n.
ecutive Committee have been urged 10 cali ~
ven,ion OF the Wings Vi The Second Congres.;o,a
Ill District, TO nominate q candidate 10 Be- VAN
for at the August election
The necessity Of such nomination, and Il.
Importance OF concert Of action, induce The caa ~
mittce to respond 10 The request, and lake ,bo
responsibility OF naming The time and place ia, ),
meeting OF the Wigs oil this District
We therefore name the city Of Museaiine i,
the rlace, and 1lIERSDAY The 8th Of lIyy
as HE time Tor holding Convention 10 homn., !,
d Wing candidate for this Congressional Di.fs,
The committee Recommend delegate for 49,
che hundred voters. JOHN p. COOK
Chairman OF Executive COMMITTEE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
CELEBRATION POSTP0NlbM

Ara meeting of The Executive Committee q
the Temperance Celebration held at the C,nr
House en Monday morning, June 2is', 1852. /,
was Resolved, That owing to The existence a
sickness in our community, that proper regard
fer ii lpalh Of The City, requires the coutpm-
plated c Celebration Of the 81 Of July 10 be r5s,-
poned antii the circumstance which has induced
the Pastponement, shall have ceased which
Resolution was unanimously adopted.
Purchasers Of Tickets returning the garoc. ro,
have tAtir money refunded.
II. L. BuEGEN, Chmn
W.. BuEns, sec'y
Davenport, Jane 18Th, 1859
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

THERE are very many br;gh; spots in a ii
EDITORS life and among ,lien, are tho solid
assurances from his subscribers that Ills
efforts 70 cater ior their instruction are ap
Frociatcd Eo are weekly il receipt d
SUCH manifestations aad We know how Il
regard them. Among our cofrespoude ~.
within the week are several letters of Hi
character; we make ali extract or two. -
I"A!lhopgh VIC differ in politics. says one
,'we agree on The subject Of Temperance
II is therefore with pleasure iha, scad til,
enclosed $500" Says another, 81 sen,
yoa $500, You viii please send the Ga
zcite 10 Yankee Settlement, Delaware ca
md aceep, this as an assurance Of my c.
leem.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

TmE PLATFORM anything were
needed 10 enhance the exulta,on Of the
Democratic party o, the country, Or elevate
The high hopes inspired BY the nominations
OF its Convention, such additional encaar-
agement and cheer max be found IN the
unanimity and enthusiasm which marked
the adoption OF the resolutions which are
TO form the creed Of the Democracy in it
coming canvass.
So SAYS our friend Of the Mascatine En-
guirer and so shoat tho Laeatoca editors
throughout the land. Ia regard TO the
manner 10 which this platform was erected
we refer The reader to true statement
which be will fad ia another column. Il
was built SO hastily, insecurity, with Sc
few braces aud Of such poor materials, thai
we fear il one-haIf Of cur Locofoeo friends
attempt 10 stand on il the superstruclUre
viii give way aud crush The whole Loco.
tocc party.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

IcKaEzs.-Coasiderabie alarm has been
manifested among our citizens b. lie intro.
duc,ion Of the cholera Into tie place
through the medium ola patty Of Germans
who landed here some two weeks since
Six Of oer American citizens have died.
including the tso mentioned last week
and perhaps some S or 10 d. tha Germans.
Peter and Josl Mlsan, ]. Y Patton and
Mrs. E.akeaaore are the names Of the Amer
leans who have died within lie lest week.
Sanitary measures have been taken which
will prevent the spread Of The disease and
quarantine regulations been established III
prevent the introduction d ether subjects
into The city. i great deal of unaecessa-
NJ alarm has been created and men have
displayed fear more becoming nervous
women-in fact The women are the real
soldiers when it comes 10 sickncss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
NeisLhoE N.cHeIs, &c the r. Island Z.

AgisaaoE NscHoIz. -of the r. Island Re
publican, had as well dofame bis own town
AZ Davenport, as the two are - allied, il
The minds Of strangers Al least, az 10 be
leemed bat one. Though Davenport il
not as widely known as lis Importance de.
'msnds, we mus. say there is little compari.
son win regard to the general knowledge
IN respect 10 the two places Rock Island
generally being considered the island in
he river WHICH conlers feature so beauti.
iul to The proximity Of Davenport. We Dc
not sympathize with our neighbor in hi.
petty jealousy, as Davenport docs not re
Iqaire the ruins ofany other town TO builc
her op--!easi Of all her sister town, Rocl
Island.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
Wing Precinct Meeting

The Wings OF Davenport precinct are request.
cd 10 meet at the Court House On next Saturday.
al O'Clock J NJ to select Delegates 10 attend
tie Wing County Convention.
by order Of CESTEAL CoaNITTEr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

"A committee Of Mr.. Pierce friends me-
iin Washington, on Monday, ~ the Nation
al Hotel, to prepare the way Tor me eoa.i
ING campaign. Biographies are 70 be VIII
ten, addresses prepared, speeches mat
pamphleis printed, and all The pafaphefne
liza OF war arranged. The Convention
iusl adouraed elected National Commit
lee, and these, in turn, have selected q
sub committee, and il is arranged, we are
told. that there shall be a Congressiona
and District Committee. Congress mast
therefore. put its mill TO work, and grind
out speeches as cora is ground from the
hopper. Tho Presidential burr will, there.
| lore, soon be heard with more vehemenee
lhan ever; and those who expect Congress
to do anything beyond paving mealbefs
their mileage aud per diem, and aciiae
upon Just SO much public business as VII
keep The Government from starvation, Will
ind themselves woiulIy disappointed
We came on from Washington with
troop Of delegates, mostly belonging TO
New York aud New England. The Barn.
burners laid down the following law:
That Pierce should not write any let.
tiers except one Of acceptance, and that y
De brief and crisp, il no, short and sweet.
He il, acco.din. 10 his volunteer commit
tees, 10 say nothing and 70 do nothlne
which can possibly joopardize his election
The Darnburners claim Tho privilege Of
saving he is moderate in regard TO The ne
gro question, and with them upon every
other subject So they moan 10 argue the
question The liunkers, knowing that be
is with them, will be conient 10 let hing
remain as they are, aud i,ho Scott iettaf
Robert u. Sco,,'s, Of Vreinin) has moi
been answered fully for publication, they
know the reason, and have an authorized
assurance tina, all tho llunkers demand
will be compiled with. It's a great relief
to the Barnburncrs in this State, however.
that Mr.. Pierce did not write, or that, If he
lia write, no letter Of his has appeared be
fore the public.
Oar readers will see strange scenes
enacted BY Mr.. PIERCE and his friends
pending the coming campaign. lie wilt
lie supported a. an ultra froe trade msn II
Tie South, aud as friend Of the tariff InI
New England and Pennsy lyanis He wlll
be for internal improvements 81 against
hem; Tor the Homestead bin o. against Il H
md this Mosaic platform, which has hat
me sound piece ol work In II, viii admit
II these constructions or competitions. III
he Wigs DO their duty, Mr.. Pierce @iii
% smoked on, OF all such dark and unap
,roachabie holes as Mr.. Polk hid himself
n in 1914. We desire on both sides To-
zee chart and compass, to have plain ST.!
ng and fair play: aud, il beaten IN such q
iragele, we shall no. feel griered by our
misfortune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

RaIaseHtID rHE HEAD ~ lsRaEL. - The
following strange news is given hv tho
Paris correspondent Of the Evangelist, rs
famofs from Cansianiinople. II is under
date Of April LIST.
s. ria has been eeded to NJ. Rolhschild,
ior dfe hundred millions If Francs. | is
nj known neither he has the title % King
Or Paeha; il is certain he proposes 70 build
Jerusalem and the Temple Of solomon
there are 10 be ehapels Tor all religions, .
.ine 81 steamers from Bevrout TO alarseiIlcs
aud a faiiway from Alexandra to C"nstan
tnopte. The new states OF n. Rolhschild
atotind IN iron ore. md forests OF valuable
timber. /; Is said thnt NJ Rethschiid VIII
appeal 10 bis coreileiouisls to return 10 the
land 81 their iatbefs, % possess the tents Of
Abraham and jacob
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
80, r,,r aTroRM WAS MADE

| HOW THE PLAlfoRM WAo
me New York Ercning Post q Tues
| lay returns 10 this subject Iof ing puipos'
ii re.allirminr ii more authoritative FORM
M oIIapations ia reference 70 the worm
llessness oil the resolutions adopted W 'nI
| Democratic Convention as siahuaiu -
l,atty faith. We quote = paragraph, RON
which il will be seen that the PoI has var
| ia reasons for representing The manner 10
which The a.iair was managed as worse
even then fareieai:
with regard TO the resolutions said y
T have been adopted by the convention lus'
lbalore is close, called in some quarters
.ihe PLATFORM We reasser', IN stronger
terms, What we SAID yesterday Forthef
inquiries iarc the circumstances satisfy US
that. IN saving that they did not express
he sense Of the convention, we USED me
least expressive phrase the case would JUS
luis. Ihey rere not adopted by me con
rfatioa. Three iourihs OF The members
more than three tnurlhs, /, is said by some
had eil the room; not more than dozen
of The rest knew what was doing. Mr.
Davis, the president Of the convention,
had been Obliged bs exhaustion TO leave
the chair. Mr.. Irving Was IN his place,
and a. saef,ing himself sainly 70 csiab-
iish. something like order. The main bn-
.inass oi Tie convention hod been compile
Ted members aud bsstrnders were talking
il over With each other, and every thing
vas attended II hnt what was going on be-
.do tie chair In the midst OF this hustle
and confison-in the midst Of loud con
versatians, shouts and noise Of The hastS
entrances and has,y depariures--some.
Thing vas read which nobody heard, and
which very few were aware
that il was reading. MIR irving pu, the
question OH all the resolutions ia lump
The ayes in that fragment OF convention,
Just in the hustle OF breaking up, were
more numerous than the noes, aud he dc
eiarea the resolutions adopted. From one
OF tie memtsrs. than in the convection,
who MAS decidedly opposed to parl OF the
aud would have voted against
them II he had been given au opportunity,
we have il tha, he did not even hear the
resolutions quito vote, and vas not aware
Of this pretonec ih,i they had been adopted
till lie hnard Of i afterwards. A PLATFORM
made ii This manner does no! c-en aeScrre
he name ofa farce, trhich ire ycsterdag
gare II A farce i PLAY ed before IA audi
ence which is aware Of what i going on"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

FArsL TENERtTg DIR. Cnmncv q
lows City died On the Dill iast., from har-
Jog taken too large 4 dose 81 auaanum -
The DR., was afflicted with bowel com
flaint ard instead # measuring the dose.
III trusted 10 bis familiarity with The dang
and drank il from bottle. The fatal con
sequences Of his rashness Was no, discnv-
cred 10 time 10 prevent is effects. lie fell
victim To his own imprudence.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

We were Yesterday presented With ;
specimen q the printing paper m4nalac
rured by The Alcssfs Creed, at their mil
IN BcntausporI, few miles below thi.
place, On the Des Moiaes River. FL,
sheets IN ogr possession are Of first rat,
quality, being white, fine and strong. W,
believe 'h- j. tho first paper ever manu-
Pictured "est " 'he Mississippi river
heo4Raqha American.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
MARRIED.

On lac l7ta inst. by Rev. L. aeaas, Mr.. Al
EXANDEa WRIGHT 10 Mss Isaprtt,
FRENCH iiARhIE, bolh Of this place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

a gentleman paid US five dollars last
week, being the balance due on the lsl and
~ volumes q tho Gazette, bs having gave
lis note and left the Stale jghl years ago
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

IBL Iowa State Temperance Conyep
llon was held At Mlscstao on last We6
ossday. They adupied "plarform.
wh1h ws p4'lsh ness a2eh, uyl b.,
a~e s.ace ~ lh.= .ssac,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

Extract from tho Iowa Democratic all
dress Of 1852.
Alter defending tho present policy D
Iowa on currency tie committee snys:--
Before lce can LaPEL oar present MIX
ruRE IF paper, nc must MANAGE ID some
way 10 have n WORSE CURRENCY. TIN
MARKET As NATURALLY As SCUM RsEs TC
THE SURFACE on BILLING WATER 2!