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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

CTEAMER for LIVERPOOL.--On
~ THURSDAY, July 8, the well known snd faygdte
ste ssnship SARAH SANDS, l.doO tuns burden, w. c.
Thompson, Esq, Commander, will leave her dock at Pier
No r. for Liverpool Thursday. July g. at u o'clock
This has very superior accommodations in State
Rooms for first and second cabin For freight
passage apply to j. HOWARD SON, Agents,
No 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
nInRRAY HILL PROPERTY.-No

IN Sin Lob can be found Murray Hill eigibly
800 tusn those be offered at auction by COLE &
cHIITON on tuesday, next the ed inst, at II O'Clock,
n The Msrebsb Exchange, If not previously disposed Of at
yse sale The Lots the south side Of i6th-st be
eu The 9Th and Madlsonsvs The 4hay is being arched
s, and will be soon completed When finished it will be
NJ ID with and in thisocaty decidedly the handsomest
,pue on the island Within few years these Lots must
: worth from 5000 H. 5000 each. They are to be
rSt ibe highest bidder Also, TIE time, eight
Ia famDg the entire valuable front the west side of
"A s between goth and 4ststs For maps and particulars
,anne Of the AuctiODeeTs. corner New and Wall sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

OST Or STOLEN-S50 REWARD
Il Six Bonds Of the Chester Valley Railroad Co, Pa :,
Seven per cent Bonds nvertble eight per cent
stock ea,h sloo0 Nos go 81, 81 49, g. IS The above
ward will be paid for the Tetum Of the above Bonds
They only Of value TO the owner the payment Of
and principal has been stopped The Undersigned
authorized by the owner 10 pay the above reward
IA UNDERWOOD SON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
Urean Steamers, Gr.

EMPIRE CITY LINE-THROUGH
IL TO SAN FRANCISCO at greatly reduced rstes Of
fare for Cabin and Steersge pssengs-The snd spen-
eid double rgne steamship SIERRA NEVADA 500 tuna
J. d. WILSON, ESQ., CommAndsr- VIII leave her dock,
pier No NSth River for AsPinEAn Nay Bay, direct
on SATURDAY, 10th JAY, Al oelock P III, connecting
at Panama, with the fAvUrits steamship NEW-OR,
LEANS EDGAR WAKENEN, conmGzder, which
steamer vii take the Passengers by the SIERRA NEVADA
from New-iork, and Immediately thereafter proceed 70
San Fraacsco direct These vessels In usodAton
safety and ventilation not surpassed BY any on this route
.nd an experienced Is aed each vessel Pss
sens-rs per SIERRA NEVADA vii Be landed Al The Rail
road Wharf si Aspinwall tree
Books open, and through tickets for sale.
fer freight passage, apply 10
J. HOWARD Son, Asents, No. 81 srosawsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
NEW YORK and NEW-HAvEN

i AILkOAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT nay
so2-Trsns out Of NewYsrt leave 81 Canal
C. and Broadway.
AccossoOsrTos AND sPEcIlL--At and III 80 A a.,
AIS Express Stamford and Norslk and stopping al
Stations beyond ana At - ?. NJ through % Nswasvss
Al $50 p. NJ for Norwslk-at sso A. NJ and So 2. M
br Port Chester. The uo A. NJ runs In ssoasernn vth
Train from New Haven TO Hartford and spgnsSsls and vtA
Train the Canal Road
ExrREss TRASs for New Haven, Hartford sprnsned Boz
Connecticut River and emont Railroads O<deasburA
and MontrssAt A. M stopping Stamford and Bridge
port connecting with the Hoossonie and NAngAruck Raj
roads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad ST NewHsysn-aas
ii $50 p NJ stopping az Stamford NorwaR and Bridge
port connecting with Houssonie and Nsusstuek Railroads
Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and spsssl-
At $50 and sS5 A. NJ and 40 p NJ, through from Me-
HAYES. At6A- NJ, from Norwslk-st $50 A. NJ and 81
P Ne. from Pert Chester. The s5 A. NJ. receives pa
ges Uu Springfield and Hartford and Canal Rainoa 70
Haven. The AZ P. NJ receives passenger hrou Hsr brs
and Springfield Railroads
ExPp TRAINS leave Newhsvcn arrival ~ rrains
from Bosom LIS and $50 p. NJ, stopping at Bridgeport
Horwsl ard stamford leaving Boston st A. u, AM
SSP.h
See large oil Of advertisement 81 the stsos House aas
PRINCIPAL aetsla GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr-
Superintendent
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REOUCED.-COAL 81 25.-

COAL-The Subscriber Is now prepared to deliver to
consumers first quality White Ash Schuylkl Coal Of the
Broken Egg and Stove Sizes at the above low price direct
from boats for cash; fifty additional II taken from
the Yard Also best quality Red Ash Peach Orchard Bro
ken Egg Stove Sizes at the low price OF ~ 20 delivered
from Boat; fifty cents additional If delivered from Yard
Purchasers sending their carts, will be allowed hy
cents per tun from the above low prices
NJ BUCHANAN Agent, No ~ Westinghouse
and No CD Greenwich-st
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Goal.

subscriber
~ has removed his down town Office nom No. "a Broad
way to the basement Of No SIS Wsllst and 10 selling
all kinds Of Anthracite and Btuminous Goals ct greatly
dueed prices. JAMES L. WORTH,
No. IS WslLst- 4th-st, corner Thompsonst-
and 9th sv, eoruer Amesst
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Me6irai.

CORNS The Arabian Corn Plaster
" is NARRATED effective cure DOR Cons, banlons
Soreness of The Joints :: Is ess " applied and gives I'M
mediate resL For sale al the principal Drag Stores throngn
out the city Wholesale depog 2I Fulton ST. Pres, - cts
per box.
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TREIGHTS- TO PrTTSBURG, and all

the WESTERN CITIES, VI. NETWORK and
PHILADELPHIA STEAM.TRANsPORTATION COM
PANY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and OHIO RlV-
ER-Ths Philadelphis and New-York Steam Transports
yania Railroad Company carry their eght between Phil
sdephia Psburg prepared 20 recspt through
for Goods Newi orb 10 PtsbuIg Wheeling, Cnein
natl Louisville St Louis az the following reduced rates
EeU-York to PittsburE time days Rates-lst Class,
81 G5; ID 50 cts Sd 10 cts; 4th so cts per 100 lbs
New-York to Wheeling, time days Rates-lst Class,
Al 2. ID e5 ets Sd IS cts; 4th 75ets, per 100 lbs
New.York to Cincinnati. time days Rates-Bt Ciass
Al 81 I'd 81; Sd. 30 cts 4th ~ cts. per 100 lbs
Ney-York 70 Louisville time days Rstei-ld Class
al g: I'd 81; Sd 81 cts; 4th 80 ets. per 100 lbs
New 70 ST. Louis time Il days Rates LIST Class
81 So ID. 81 80: Sd. 81 p; 4th 81 10 per 100 lbs
Merchants shipping DDS te the West will lind it much 70
their advsnt4 p and time 70 ship by this route
FER further information or bills lAdinE apply 70 n H.
THOMSON Agent Pier No. | North River Ho~'rO+A
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NOTICE Is HEREbY Given, sccording Z

law 20 III having eans against THOMAS WrkHS,
ts OF the ~ Brooklyn Kings County ieceased that
required exhibit the With the you hers thereof tho sub
scuher Ed~in Coffin his residence Ma - nth st. In the CU u
New Toi before the day Of March seltDsisd sspsn
be- - - ia l f ssse,s sSeffss rss seuo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
Removals..

GEORGE CLAY, Surgeon Dentist, has
" removed from No IA UniveratypIsce TO No. S Gin.
son-psce 8h-st between University plsSe and 5th-sv.
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THE EYE.-DR. ROBINSON, Phy

IL sycian and Surgeon from London. removed from 5ar
esyst % No I5e Chambest where he may b consulted
from the houn Of 10 daily. All affections Of the Eye
treated upon the latest European principles the Of
which unparalleled in science shor~ghtednes clred
Letters to be prepaid Office No $50 Chamberss ~ Y,
near HUDSON River Railroad Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
VNTALLET LOST or STOLEN.-A

wv ALLEI LUZ OF OIOLEN.-A
w POCKET WALLET, containing from So to 80 In
State Bank bils and signed by Then w Riley, pay.
able Benjamin Bangs for 81 $40 o. due July ass 1852
Also, note signed by Nathaniel Freeman, dated May e
1882 demand for SOC and check Boston Bank fof
$50 signed by Clap ell payable Benjamin Bangs The
finder Of the above welcome to the money II the wallet
and other contents Left the office Of tie Aston House
Payment Of the above notes having been stopped they
useless but the Brokers and others
cautioned against purchasing negotiating the sbove and
should they be offered any one they requested 10 give
notice at the Office above named where liberal reward viii
be paid for the wallet and papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
GALE of the WOOL GRO WERS'

OnAHUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT, at LIT.
iLE FALLS, HerklIner County NewYork on the 80 day
dAU0UST next-Tbe entire property Of the late wool
Growers Manufacturing Company Is offered for sale by the
Trustees for the creditors The WsterPowef Ground Build
h Machinery and entire apparatus form well arranged
Nd very complete establishment for the manufacture OF
Woolen Goods The main Building IL Of stone, Is by 100
Get FIVE stories high, including basement and attic and
n full Of Wooden Machinery all Of the most sp
proved construction and in excellent condition The other
Buildings extensive and cOnmodious for the purposes Tor
which they designed Among them those for
1dyeng and drying repairing shop wool lofts store houses
NJ works and Office The Mills warmed
throughout by seau-ppes and lighted by gas The water
wt with the soft water for Is ample and excellent
he ennre cost exclusive of waterpower and ground,
er $50 900 The Company has been dissolved aud the
ire property will be sold the highest bidder the pre
~ onihe THIRD DAY ofAUGUsT next, at O'clock, PM.
A. LOOMS, JOHN BEAROSLEE,
NJ. w. PRIEST, JOSEPH KINDS,
w. HERKIMER, HENRY LEWIS,
JAMES MONROE, Trustees for Creditors 10
Little Falls June 8, 1852
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m pURSUANCE of an orler of the Surrogate

OF the County Of Yer hereby al perseas
having claims against JAMES SCRYMGEOUR hs al the CITY Of
New York vernh, de-asd present the same With seaehs's
thereof the subscriber he office, Nc Nassau the Cv
New YoA before the saith dsy Of yub assLpaied Nsw
York. the nth day Of January, lss2 JAMES rHAfkk,
~ lawoms puhhe Adnaaistrstss
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrosate

County New YoFk NOtce hereby al pefsoss
hsvns claims ssanst JOHN r. DONO6HuE, late oi the cy OF
decessed the with soseher- thereof 20
subscriber oe OF r james Glover No. lCl brosjway
NewYor before the twenty shh dy Of Oetee>s
uext-Dated New fors, the 80 day Of April lsoa ...,
.sI iawems JOANNA DOsOGHUE. Administrators.
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

'I1hOOUd 10 DAN + hANNlSOO
AT REDUCED RArEs-Nev-YUt ana Sea
sTATEs Charles G Berry, comn.aasr. win sahs
Der departure ta Asptnwal Navy Bay o FRI.
DAY, ID Of July d r. NJ connecting Il Panama
With the new doublsen rtne ss4mshp WINFIELD SCOTT
reener svnn tie srItvh " PASSENGERS Psn.ms By the
Uuned states rom NsvYork and Immediately thersaass
prceeeds 70 Sen ysnssso srsst without 1ppas issr
mediate ports
psssed By any on ths route, and sxpereneed surgeon
attached 70 each vessel
The United Slater hss made the voy.ss h>tveen Hev.
Yok and Chaes In days and nineteen hours AID ths
Winfield Scott performed the voyage between NevYrk and
Panama In the shortest TIM. record both runnins
and setusl time tron port % port
scoks now open ana throuEh ickets for sale.
Asplyto DAVIS BROOKS CO.
General Asenn, No q BeayerIa
JONES l. JOHNSON,
No LEI West-r, corner Of Loersy<s
Passengers per United States viii dissmbak along ode the
WHAT ~ Aspinwall- and take the Panama Railroad rov
open nearly 70 Gorfons thus avoiding the ss attendant
Pon landing IN eoss at Chares and the river ssvsos 70
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
" SHIP COMPANY for NEW-ORLEANS, via II ~
NANA-Ihe splendid steamship CHEROkEE 2ooot ID,
the pier at foot Of Wsuer-st, n. r., on THUS ~,
June "a At O'Clock p NJ. precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEASs.
Neo AvTGAgemeaf.
Ladies Saloon Berths.
Forward Saloon Berths. ...,.............'.....' -
steerege Balloon Berths. =
Specie only taken freight 20 Havana
Freight teken NeOeans AZ 30 cents per cubic loot
with the Company, bills Of sding which may Be had
application At the office. No other form will b signed
No bills Of lsding signed after the ship has sailed
II
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7 OST-On Friday, June Is, from a

Il OST-On the 9th May last, in going
Il from No 1sI Water ST. through Fulton st, direct 70
the steamer Crotob three Deeds and Survey Of lO No
l09 Cedsrs Told humber The finder shall be literally
varded by returning them 10 CHARLES II. BURrIS, No.
AZ Ce Ear st. OF by leaving tntm the Tribune Olics
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RN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF County II New Yo sote hereby 10 all per.oss
HAVING SAMUEL CLARKE, late of the Gag OF New
drfsss- the with vouchers
nbsr, ohce OF Cummins Poloeh No ar
ofNew rork, before the SafteeasA
81 December Dated New for the I'm lay oJans. l2
i~l2 law6mSF AGNES CLARKE, krscauna
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NOTICE is hereby given. according TO law. 70

IN an persons having claims JOHN siMOSsOs ats
the City Of Efooky deceased that ,hy required eshh
the With the vouchers thereof the subscber Frances r.
sryker his Office 10 County Clerks 0hcs Cay Hall.
the city Of Brookbn before the lsh day IL July
Dated Jan. D 1854 FRANCIS b. sTRfxkR,(
80 iaw6mSs HANNAH sIMONsOk, 5s'o''"
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nor SAN FRANCISCO on SATUR-

GOLD! GOLD! GOLD THAT fast
" sailing B1s RADIUS sails for the Australian Gold
Mines direct the 18th inst For freight passage apply
early to II SANDERS co, owners, % Wsren-st, New
York Lies foot Barcsyst, North River.
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NOR CHARLESTON.-Semi. Weekly
EOR SAN FRANCISCO, via RIO DE


Il LlNE-PAChFT Of 18th June.-The favorte and
splendid Packetship ROSCIOUS Capt D. Moloney, will
sail above her regular day. For freight passage nag
fine secomm dston apply on board AZ Pier No H. z. R. or
10 SPOFfORD, TILESTON co. No. f8 South-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

T AY in your COAL.-The subscribers
are now prepared 10 supply consumers al the lowest
summer prices with their superior Goals for stoves
furnaces and crates Yards No 90 Gteeuwchay and Sh-
av n.a 49h-st They have good twoseated Rocksvsy
and Of single harness for sale separately or together
cheap. ANDHEAS SUN.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

sf the County hereby s p-r-ons
havius cams CHRISTIAN MULLER los MILLER late
aud shoemaker deceased yssss
the sane with vouchers thereof sneb-r rieacs,
No ~ yesey in the City New for before tho afss dag
Septerher New Yos the h DAY u February s
JOANNA MULLER. (or MILLERl Ads.nSrsins.
iaw6
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feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Oft County OF New lon hereby an
havns cams ssans, ROGER fALCoSsR, late ~ tho CITY Of
New ok decreased the with vouchers hereei 10
the subscriber al hs residence No Man0ast the CITY ofNss.
YORK. before the 10th day Of July uext-Ds,sd New te the
slss day Of January, lsSs
ia la~6mSs EDWARD rAlCONER. ESeca.e<.
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VOTlCE.-Will be-sold at Auction, on

NUIICE.-Wl be-sOId at AuctlOn, on
N the premises June &c. at 10 O'Clock AM. fine two
Sry DWELLIHG-HOUSE end LOT, so feet front and
"a, se feet Deep situated Wsterst In the suburbs Of
yoahiee sic known River Side" formerly owned and
.,,upi,d by the late Capt d SHEARMAN IL Is beau.
s situated on the hanks Of the Hudson Ri er command.
H. m extensive view OF the River north and south also OF
~ Cstsk MOuDta The house and tbuildings In good
ps good privileges choice fruits of various kinda
~ within FIVE mnutes walk Of the Hudson River Railroad
no so good Barn and lot, so feet front and rear and
Al 5et Deep corner of Hoffman and Albanyss Apply 10
THOMPSON WEEKS Poughkeepsie
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NOR SHREWSBURY. Long Branch

StsgFE VIII Dc N Ttauntss 70 CONrY me ~ % Ut
parts Of the country B.-For information soplv to
BESSON BRO NER, No ISL Westst.
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..>>>S.>>~ A N. MERwis, AuctioDeer.
- RANGS BROTHER IL CO.
X ss..,s Sale Rooms No. IS Psrs-row.
'lfPKisAIs, So oontaioing 435 superb planes sub
~ lc1v' 10 COED order. Cost $1,000 will be sold
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L,OR ALBANY-Chanse of Hours

Il The Cars Of the New-Yorh and Harlem Rxiu.d lssrs
the City Hall scsron NewYork daily tszndsys sxoepssf
q u A. NJ connecting With the Wesesrr Railroad 81 Chn
hsmt and a r. NJ Expresl shroash without change Of
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-12
NEW STORE!
LATEST ARRIVAL.
CHEAPEST OF ALL!


~ FORGE G. WE!.LEs, f-uccessor Of Ciris-
VI tie T. wesiesl has removed to his new Store
Corner Of Rock leland Street and Steamboat
Landing-above The mile, where he has just re-
ceived q new and splendid assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
C ms sting in par, OF fashi,ra,e style prints,
de laines, fancy aipacas, plan mnsiins, CASH
meres, dress silks Of every variety, silk, crayals,
canbrics. handkerchief, bonnet ribbons and
lnngs, French and English broad cloths, plain
and fancy casneres, tweeds, satnetis, jeans,
shawls Of every description.
Also:
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinda.
HATS AND CAPS;
Fur, wool, Jenny Lind, silk, Rough and Ready
md Cal fornia hsts, plush, fur, n.psk rat. cloth
and glaze caps.
ALSO
A large assortment Of Groceries, crushed, loal
and New ,bri. ans sugar, $. y. and " O. ,no!as-
ses, Imperial, Young Hyson ana Black Teas,
choso'ae, rice, ground cinnamon, pepper, mus
tard, etc.
A great assortment Of
QUEENSWARE.
Also:
HARDWARE:
Knives and forks. pocket knives, locks, latch
es, bnns. screws, auger., braces and bits, ham-
mers, C,lans and others make Of axes, shingie
and lalhing hatchets.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Of ali kinds and descriptions;
Mems and bows kip and calf boo,s, ladies kid
slippers, gniters, bootees, etc. etc., with many
other things useless TO mention, oil OF which
will lie sold al astoniating tom rates for Cash 81
Produce. Farmers will find il 10 their interest,"
10 call an see, before purchasing elsewhere, OF
selling their Produce
NIB Wanted Pork, Barley, Buttcr, Eggs,
Beeswax, Wool, etc.
Davenport, Nov. 9th, 1851.
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DAV EXPORT
STEAM PLANNING MILLS.

lTlHE undersigned have erected and now hay
i in successful operation their extensive Pla
ning Mills, and are now furnishing materials 70
the erection oil Houses:
Such As
Flooring. Ceiling, Siding, Doors, Sash
Blinds, Shutters, Door and Window
Frames, &c.
By application Of Steam TO the most
IMPROVED MACHINERY,
Together with more than twenty years expert
snce in 9UuD11GG,
The undersigned haiter themselves that, 10 al
intending 10 huid, they can offer facilities not Il
be surpassed in any place either Fast or West.
They are now prepared to furnish TO orde
any thing in their line Of business, in any gum
tty, at atort notice, and on reasonable ierns. NJ
pains will be spared TO give the most Entire Sal.
isfaeion as TO quality, workmanship, or price.
Az orders from a distance promptly at
tended TO.
Tho undersigned are further prepared to con
tract for the erection Of Buildings OF every des-
|cription, on the most reasonable terms and with
the greatest dispatch.
The public generally are invited to call ant
avail themselves Of the facilities thus afforded b,
the substitution Of Steam Power for that Of MAJ
in this branch OF business
COTES t. DAVIES.
Davenport, Jan. 9Th, 1852
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rom Dr.. C r. HCosEs, Of Springfield, i'll.
c..:-~E..ll E1k lQA4

rom Dr.. C F. HCoaEs, OF Springfield, i'll.
Springfield, ILL.,, Feb 8, I848.
Myselfand family havs used the preparation
,,exo a. DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH
CANDY, prepared BY Mr. Hamilton Wade, .
|Druggs, OF 81. Louis, No., and can cheerful
|y testify that is useful medicine ia disesses
y the Breast and Lungs, for children - well
Is adults; and would recommend j, 10 the pub
M. c. r.. HUGHES.
. This gentleman whose name 10 familiar 10
thousands in Illinois and Maryland; practised
nsdieins At Springfield nearly IS years, euch
testimony cannot b, doubted. The article 70
old Il the very low price Of 10 cents per roll, ,
rolls FOR Is cents: or ~ per dozen. Six rolls oi
Pne., one Dime per Roll; > Rolls for IS els
;, Al per Dozen -.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants Of DAY.
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WHO COUNTY CONVENTION.

WHO CUUNIE NvE"'sO"
n. whlss Of sestt csnnsy will meet IN Cenvsnsis'
-. cour, House in the city u Davenport, on SAT
rauAv. The s, inst, 1t o'clock r. NJ, for the pur
AZ ssIsctne Delegtes 70 the Wing STATE cosven
"a BE- held 1t lows City On the sosh ina., sad q
,..e, ssch ether basissss - the Convention IA,
l.,s proper.
4, order u the Sect County Esscativs Committee
p.y1ppess, Feb. SsA, lSS9.
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..,..p,rt Literary society.

,.v.nuert Literary Society.
~. following Resolution will be discussed on
-, s,,urd.y evening At The regular place o.
meeting. -
j., l,,, .e..ion Of Congress ought to DO repesl.
ed
AG-Ja.. Thoriogton-Neg.-L +. Parker.
Tae public are respectfully invited to sttend.
C. II. ELpRrpss, Sec.
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DIED,

A, Blue G al. Scott Co, on the ist inst.
aLsERT, youngest child Of Asa and CosA E
fsrss, aged years, 2 noa'hs snd'i7 days.
Ds,rh hss been here and borne away
A loved one from our side,
Just in the morning ofhis day
Young ss he was be lied.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-12

INEaill continue 70 sell Land Warran.s for
~ cash Al the lowest market price and in all
~ where Ne sell aud Lseate Warrants, We
n'Gss to the purchaser . patent from Gov
' ~ Of the United States.
also sell warrants on credit Of one OF
W ysan where persons are DESTROYS Of securing
~. .,''ad' y once, and are ready to make pay.
We shall BE- able II oil times to supply any de.
there may Be for them.
avenpor, Feb. IL. 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-12
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY,
AND
SH P

TIME above establishment is in full operation
l. and prepared TO manufacture al the diff.r'
ent kinds Of Machinery required il The west, VIZ
Engines for steam boats,
Flour Mills, Saw Mills, Shops, &C.,
Water Wheels, Shafts, Gudgeons, Couplins,
Moriice Wheels, Plnions, spndIes, Bolcs, Dr'-
ere, Bushes, D4msels, Screws, PuIlies, Mitre,
Sur and Eevcl Gearing, Racks and Pinions,
Wra2 and Rotary {. cd for Saw Mills, Muley and
sash Slides, Dogs, Bars, &c. Wheels for Log
md Lumber Cars, Horse Power, Fanning Mill,
C I'm Shelter, PIow ani Custva;or Castings,
W agon Hubs, Arms and Boxes, Fronts for Stoves
and Ware Houses, Crates Tor Windows and
pavemcn,s. Soap and Lard Kettles, Iron and
Brass Castings made to order.
Also
Blacksmthing Finishing and Repairing.
dur patterns are all new and 1t the latest and
hest styic, our mechanics equal to sny in IN Z
west, and we do not intend TO be saepsssed by
any establishment for neainess Of proportion.
-trengih and durability. Gre ard experience
will be exercised in selecting mixing and sreIt.
ing metals TO make il profitable to the purchaser
and crcditable TO the establishment.
Engines AMI Machinery manufactured by US
may be seen in operaii u in this civ.
lie CLAIRE, DAVENPORT & co.
Davenport, Nov 9th, 1851