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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
LEADERS OF THE aDEMocRATlCn
Party.


The Progressiee Era, ! paper tina, has
r,ainly not progressed very Ear in knowl
edge, says" ecent demonstrations rcnde'
i improbable that the Wigs, as a nationa
party, viii long survive the eeccase (now
a!ss! too surely mpending) OF the grea'
founder and ables, champion Of their pres
en-. political organization" is j, not pass
ing strange tina, mon processing TO have Z
knowledge Of the politics Of our coun,r.
should make such absurd assertions? Just
as though the adhesive principle of either
party consisted Of men. !, has been said
that the Locofoco party is kept together BY
the "cohesiyc power Of public plumber
hut this or course only refers to its leaders
The intelligent Of the party, those who
do not Ego it bind" are bound together by
principles; what those principles are is
best aud bricfss, defined by Major Down
ing, when be says, they consis, of"an op
position to Wing principles"
Now we don't suppose that the death Of
Gen. Cass, Gov. Marcy, Tom Benton, John
Van Buren,, Father Richie, or any other
leading man Of The Locoloco party would
have any effect upon IFS organization. In
fact, the removal Of all their leaders would
but stir up the rank and file to greater ex-
ertions, in order to ill their places. We
know Of nothing, therefore, tina, could have
The effect TO disband the "Denocratic" par.
ty, unless ii be the abolition Of the pay oil!
officers of Government! The leaders Of
that party, it is known, have an instine-
live feeling for the pocket, which is para
noun, TO all other consider atoms, and il is
he predominnnce Of this passion tina,
makes the many divisions tina, are now so
'pparent in its ranks.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

FIEsT ARRIVAL In II ReeK RIVER =
Tie schooner Uncle Juhn, arrived during
the past week from Cemn, and alter dis,
Oh raiug cargo of il1ur and p,her produce
in this cuy. cleared pnn Sunday morning
on her return trip With still esstcslt nn5
al sails sci. TIE Uneie Jahn i qaite
curiosity, a sort q hsl!.herse. hsii alligator
concern. and in these days Of iighsnpsPd
Fast packetsa decided "thlett cf lnercs'
carrying US back IN Imagination 10 tie
esrls DAYS af river nasi-aii u, mhcS lna.
new Of three OF four huadred miles mp tbs
river took more time than voyage now y
Europe. The propoline power 81 the Ia.
Gle John is some. If not = sprinkle mnfst
having in addition 10 the smiling apparatus,
fwn horses ID lie hold, Which assist 10 rails
ing tho wind 90 The donhlc revolving e,ila
der principle. We aish her safe aad
prosperous 70, age.--R. l. Republican.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
GOIGH & CARY IN IOWA.

A TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION ofthe ANN!
yERSARY OF AMERICAN lNEEPEfDENCE,S VIZ
place ON the Sd of July nesfin the eity 81 us0
mort in which ALL are invited TO participate.
The same TO include the County Temperance Cor
cation reromme nded by the State Temperance tot-
veniion. There will be public DiNNER-M.siI
., ,hs Roek Island Brass Band nd The above named
- n,lemen have been written to and requested to es
In attic nda nee on the occasion.
uon,e Post Once, the respective stores OF II. n,
smith, Wood ward < Harris and Smith Buford. an
al The store Of Davenport Rogers in own OF Le
claire by order OF the Committees.
II. L. BULLEN Chairman
VIM BURRIS Secretary.
Davenport, May goth 1859.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

IT is not proper to rejoice at the down.
fall Of friend, but at the same time we
must be permitted to express our gratifica-
ton at the downfall ofour old friend the Mis-
sissippi. He is declining daily and having
ia bis dropsical affection --for the people
burst bis breaches in divers places, We
hope the municipal tailors Of our corpora
lion will got0 work speedily to repair them
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
LocoFoco NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Tuesday las, was the day the Locoloco.
had selected for meeting in Convention L
nominate candidates for President ane
Vice President Ia our mex, we will be
able TO place before our readers tho result
Unless tho ..noise aud coniusion' he ,ot
great we predict Gen. Cass will be III,
nominee. With Fillmore or Scott, W,
haven't the shadow Of doubt, The Wing
will defeat any one the Locofocos can nom
mate.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
DAGuERREOTYPEs.

Dir CASEY has rooms 10 Forests build
ing where be would be pleased 10 see on,
citizens, as he is satisfied he can ira nsfer
their features 70 the metallic plate as ex-
Pcditiously and good deal more satisfac.
torily than a Yankee can transfer metallic
plates 10 bis pocket. Cal! aud see him.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

A citizen Of Henry county, Iowa, a man
of family, sustaining respectable charac-
ter and proprietor Of q farm, was arrested
last week and remanded to Kentucky, on 8
requisition from the Governor Of that State
for having committed murder there Mir.
Teen years ego. Justice is sometimes slow,
but generally certain.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
COMING RACK,

Another Of our fellow citizens returned
from the Fl Dorado ofthe far west on Wed
nesday tbs 26.b,- II. Owens, Esq, GU,
friend and correspondent. He has placed
" under obligations fer somo beautiful
specimens Of auriferous quartz with one
chunk Of pure s.uf-an evidence that h,
has NOT returned from his visit Of two wear.
without some degree Of success.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
SAD OCCURRENCE

On last Tuesday an interesting little
child Of Mr. 7. D. EAcAL, our cotemporary
Of the Banner, died from the effects. it il
supposed, Of drinking lye. Death is griev.
ous. come in wh;t form j, may, but when
10 the midst Of health little one is euatch-
90 away by casualty, it is terrible.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

COMPETITIONS 10 said 10 be the life oil bust
ness, but il is like the oxygen Of our at
mosphere, life-givipg 10 certain proportions
Blu. il augmented beyond that, life-destroy
ling. The competition has become so rife
on our upper waters that the packet boats
We understand, are now carrying passen
gers Galena TO 81. Louis in cabin for S. ,00
|e sch!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

EeIviie ST. Clair Co.. H.. March To- -
We. the Undersigned, citizens Of Beilvie, 81. N ~
Co., H.. having used the Medicine known as ~
storms scotch Cough Candy, prepared by Hsmh~ "a
Wade, Druggist and Chemist OF st. LOUIS, NO II.
chez rtully testify TO its stciencyas remedy LOT o.
eases of the Chest and Lungs, and We recommelu
10 tho Public ~ a safe ana agreeable compcand' ,,-
CT Eonts, Methodist Minister; Caoanne. ~
Fleming, Editor Of. Beisiiie Advocates" ana H''
others TOO nnmt rous 10 mention r,sr,l
BARNARD, BRO. Il CO., 81. Louis, Mo-, ps"''
Age mis- for the United States and the Ganadas. ,sr
Price One Dime per Roll; ? Rolls for p cts, OF ~
Dozen. rort.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

Gen. DoNirHAs has declined being the
Wing candidate 10 Missouri and Jas. Wins
ton has been nominated by the State Cen
trail Committee in bis place. Mr.. Wins
ton is descendant of Patrick Henry and
is said to inherit much Of his ability and ell
oquence.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
M DIS.

Oar city has "li,le need and no lack" Of
physicians. We can enumera,e twelve
.ilbou, going below Alain street. The
cards Of several, who recently have taken
up their abode in this place, will be found
in to.day's paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
STEAMBOAT FAvoRs.

We are indebted TO the officers OF ihe
following boats for late 81. Louis papers:-
Golden Era. Brunette, Wisconsin. Wyo
ming. Danube, Die Vernon, Excelsior
She ns ndoah end Kate Kesrney
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
DISTRICT COURT.

The Court for this, the Second Judicial
District, commenced its session here las,
honday, Hon. T. s. WILSON presiding.
There were nearly one hundred cases on
TIE docket, being mainly petty suits.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

FRrIr With the exception Of peaches
all kinds Of fruit throughout the region
Of country upon which the dcnizens Of hi:
portion of the world depend for supply
viii be abundan, this sesson.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

During the recent fioud, a good sizea
Touring mill was seen foa'ing d wn the
Ohio, which was capinred and ''hauled I"
Il Pumeroy. Ii contained MI the necessa
n fixtures for grinding, including hoPpeH,
Two run Of stones and other fiNins.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
An interesting question says an G

An interesting question says an OK,
mango. has sprung up in rcGarl 10 the
vote Of New York. Many Wings say thai
If Mr.. Fillmore is nominated he cannot
possibly carry New York. Many Demo
Gratis say that if Gen. Cass is nominated
he cannot possibly carry New York. Tn,
question then is. lfboih Fillmore and Cass
be nominated, who wiH carry New York.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

TnE Desere, News, Salt Lake paper, is
Of opinion that the quantity off gold confer
red upon mankind is propog,ioncd to their
purity of heart. That may possibly ac-
count for the Mormons as people being
so impoverished.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

LOOSE Hc2sE.-We have heard severa
complaints Of horses running at large sine.
our last issue, but are almost afraid to SAY
anything moro upon The subject, as the an
imals took offence AT cur lasi paragraph III
one Of them out Of sheer spite came an.
BIZ the bark from some Of our shade trees
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

DR.. w. A. AIcoTT, the vegetarian, late
iy reported dead, has written to the Boston
Journal saying that he is no, dead, but has
lived quarter Of century beyond his
time already.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
mARRIED.

In this City Thursday evening, the 9th ins,',
Rev. A. LoupERnAcx. DR.. JOHN T. CAsstLL"
Mrs. MARY l.. ROBERTSON.
Also by the same aud at the same time ana nlaer'
Mr.. JAMES E. LEONARD, to Miss MARIA J. hl0
GINS.
On the Ist day of June 1852 by Eros Tiehenor
Esq, Mr.. HENRY FAHRENHOLT6 to Miss anna
BRANDT, all OF the city OF Davenport
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
Notice.

-ha SECOND Baptist Church will hereafter rset .,
their own building formerly Mr.. Preseetrs $500
Rocm.t aher. there will be preaching regularly "
~ Sabbath al 10 IL A. NJ. and in the estnins-uh'"
their place OF worship shall become asaiiaae
ErRey. sir. Miles will preach next Sabbath a. ha'
na,t 10 O'Clock and also in the evening.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

The machinery for a Beet Sugar Re.
finery, 10 be established at Salt Lake, re-
Gently arrived at ST. Louis. !, Weighs for.
y tons and will require some strong teams
to transport i, across the plains.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

TIE Americans will DO very apt to form
a bad impression Of the British Parliament.
ifthoy judge of its members by The two in.
sane oaes Who visited this coun,.y-Mr.
Fcargas CConncr and George Thompson
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

TIE Dubuque Express and Bellevue
Democrat, Locofoco papers in upper lava,
are warmly discussing the question Of
which is the meanest paper. II is, az
Prentice you'd say, a good question for Q
debating society, as great deal can be
said on both sides.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

Capt. Harris has pnschased tbe ST, Logts
aud Nashville packet West aesion. Tor
Inc Galen, and S.. Pau trade. The West
Newton is = crack bcat IN point o' speed,
aud il is said will make the run from St.
Louis 10 Galena ia fariy hours. She or
lives here Thursdav On her upward tip.
X. I Republican, Of yesterday.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

The Cairo San is defunct. The Shaw.
aeetown Argus says: "'fhis is The second
lime during our short career, that we have
aad to perform The melancholy duty Of
chronicIing the death ola locafoco paper 10
lower Egypt"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

Gov. sLAIE has transported 27J femal,
teachers to the west. OF the number, 20s
have married, and Isl have children d
their own 10 teach.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
SALE OF CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND Rail.
ROAD BONDS.

HUA II BONDS.
We learn that the Chicago and Rock Is
and Railroad Bonds are now selling il
The Eastern cities al IS 10 So.
Upon reference TO sales al Tie Stock Ex
change New York, May 9th, we ind Hud
On River Railroad Bonds quoted a, G3 I,
-; Erie do 50; Nor. & Wor. do S.
BY this il will be seen thu, the Bonds Of Tho
Chicago aud Rock island Railroad, re nov
eetore the road is in operation, selling a
- per cea'. higher than those Of some ol
be old and we'll regulated roads Of tn,
Eastern States.
No ono can doubt tha, when the Chicar,
md Rock Island Railroad goes into opera.
ion, and IFS superior advantages are devel
1Ped, that the Stock will rank among ID,
iest, ifnot me first in the United States
Il is but continuation Of tie Michiga,
Southern Railroad, tho Bonds Of which ar
bringing 10 per cent. premium. This stat
q things is truly gratifying to the friend
Ut The road Joliet Signal
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An injury may he stoned for and forgiven. hut
inkult admits. of nc int IGraf lon -, =

An injury mayh he stoned for and forgiven, but a.
Insult admits, of NO just
In speaking Of The Delegates to Ii,
Wing National Convention tho Baane,
lhas reeAlessly and iasG!,ingly, says:
"all they've got to 10 is-in imitation Of III,
Philadelphia Saughtcr-House affair-to .,
'here, get drnuk, and hurrsh for Scorr and ths,
90 home 10 lie heat As for procIaminq No.
principles, modern Whiggery has voted thsl
superfuoas. The poor fellows don'l know
shat their principles are.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

ANOTHER STEAMER BuRsT.-The steam
boat Indiana was burnt on the 23d uI,., on
the Chic river below Cannelton. Cargo
saved.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

MEDICAL soTIcg--"The State Medicsi
Society" OF this Stats will convene il
Moscs,ine on the fourth Wednesday il
June.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
MAINE LIQUOR LAW VETOED.

Gov. BourwsLL, OF Massachusetts,, vetoed the
Liquor bill, On the 18th inst There were great
rejoicing in Boston, and 500 guns Were fred on
the common - Banner.
His Eyceilsncv the Governor Of Mass has act
ed cons'itationaily and deied the iron chain Of
oppression; lie, his brow be wrealhed with laurels
lei his name be engraved in every heart, his own
arm has conquered victory over injustice and
sealed more safely the charter of our free grea
and glorious constitution.--Co Dubuque Herald
10 reply 10 the above glorifcation oi
Gov. Boutwell,, we re-publish the following
teIegraph;c despatch Of lie 22l u!t., being
rather surprised that il should have sscapec
the Banners notice;
BosTog, May %.
The Liquor bill has passed without, relerenc,
being made TO the people. /, ha, been signed BY
the Governor, and goes into effect in 30 days.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

The PRESIDENT on TIE NaMISaTi1N,-
The following letter from President Fill
more was read before the meeting Of hi
friends At Philadelphia, on SATURDAY:
WAsuIssToN, May II, 1882.
Dr.. J. K. MiTcHELt-Mg Dear SIR: have
yonrs OF the 10Th, ard gra'ifed TO lean that
The Discussions in the Wing parry in PaiIadel
phia. are qnieting down. Accept my thanks for
the i!a;tering manner in which sol are pleased
10 speak Of my administration, and the hope you
express OF its continuance.
am far more anxious so 10 conduct il as 10
merit the appreciation Of my country, during the
time have TO serve, than 10 continue il for a
day longer.
I.e,the people select my successor, wholly I'M
influenced by me, and il he be honest, ami true
to the Constitution and the country, shall re
satisfied ask no mere.
| AN, truly yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

"SwEET HoME."-The author Of hi,
beautiful song, John Howard Payne, died q
funis a few weeks since, where he was re
siding as United States Consul.
Thus afar from that sweet homo lie snns
4, on the sands of Africa, he has found hi,
last resting place.
lie was mar of noble impulses, and q
gentle spirit, and We trust be has reached q
Home where there are no more tears ant
no moro wanderings forever.
Those Of our fair readers who sing tina
sweet air--and there are few We believe
sho do not-when next, they carol IFS har
moniens numbers, will send though, afie,
their accomplished author who fills :
Strangers grave amid tie GOLDEN sands o.
Barbary.
Thns, though dead, lie shall still live, nj
be cherished ard remembered, when he
aho now writes, and they who now read
are consigned to cold oblivion.
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= -ilF-il-aiH=f1aa- iils-==
DIED.

On Tuesday the lst inst, ANNA, infant dapghtat \,
I. d. and kIfZA A EAGAL. aged 70 mensns anu
days.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03

Senator JONES may wen be proud when he
points 10 his enemies, in Iowa.--.Nuseatine Enq
True, but it will humble him when h.
sees the fewness Of his friends.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-03
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
,uhieef a The Decisioa sf ,Ac National Ceuventis
Far presideniial Rlntar,.

F0f PftSI0ChIIaI EIttI0H,
THOMAS w. CLAGETT, Of Lee county:
WIN. H. HENDERSON. Of johnson county:
JOSEPH H. D. STREET, Of wspSlio county
ELIPHALET PRICE, OF Clayton county:
For Ssrvctary If .State,
j. W. JENKINS, OF Isckson county:
For .4udiior. Of State,
ASBURY B. PORTER, Of Henry county:
fbr Tsxdsurr Of State,
HOSEA D. HORN, Of Davis countp:
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WANTED.

ME wish to employ Boy from 70 10 - yea
w ofage, 10 attendin Store None need at
Div. unless we'll recommended for honesty anu
capaeiy To such an enc steady employ mem
ana liberal compensation will be given
VAN TUYL d COOK.
Davenport, June Sd, 1852.
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CLOTHING.


VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gentlemen having clothing or fur
nituYs dispose obtain fair cash price, 81 sending
Tor the subscriber at his residence ne through che
Pest will bs proxtly attended to- Ladies By Mrs
Cohen. n 3. COHEN, 6 Elm street.
TvAsE FOR CLOTHING-LADTEs on GENTLlMEN
~ having east Oh clothing frnisu.: TO dispose o.
by letter Through the post Cohen. l2 Hudson sres
LAAiss attended to BY Nrs. Cohen.
n RHT OFT, U.OTHxs AND FURNITURE WANTED.
- Ladies' and gentlemen obtain good price for the
ksU 81 ixss ~ ssA~S khscess ress or ssAsrwsss ,.
fu0APDbN. o. Lsopayd street, Hsar Broadway.
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ton and Translaticn ~ Ref 3. Teleri.gs lformsry
g. Psfi. ssndo, Or Ancient and Modern Lssrasnrs Ss
after the Ospaosan systsm BY which the scholar will
write any 81 the above Languages. fssaspAs Assstiop
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NOTICE THE MgM7ERs or PHGNIX ASSEMBLY,
IN Mo-. B. D OF bereaus, requested to attend at
their Assembly National Hail. Canal street. Thurs
Ry II o'clock NJ the last tribute OF respect 70
teic late worthy brother Robert 0oMtohel ny order OF
the Worthy Patriarch, hoBERF Jones' !. Sine
order in general respectfully invited to attend
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ITO LUMBERMEN-a YOUNG IAN Tw.vrvsrv


YNHE AMERICAN CONsIGNaEHr OFFICE mas
Been removed from IL Beeknsa street p Iiiana
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C,pEsT PRIZE FIGHT AT SACRAMENTO, CAJLI-
u forria, between Thompson tao trainer Of hyer, and
" giant of California. iu report o. TINS ugno
yin Ia found in the Nnt,ona Police Gazette OF this wsoks
Tor which ~ Der expressly repnrtd and u tao only
correct published Also the brn9kyh ~"
host OF other good articles once q Ann ssreos- sod
everywhere at cents per copy,
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1lsCmils.As nlsug,

LIMITED STATES LAND WARRANTS FORTY
~ eighty, and one hpndred aud -vty trre. tr
icr sale ny JACOB LITTLE q co q W ~ atreo..
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A N hCCCB DION AS IS AN ACcoRDEoN-A
Watch O. - Watch a Gold rhain ~ IL (. Chain
Soid ersatt Pine sinser Ring br4oeiet eva every
tele ~ the Jswery hns AZ nnseard Of low prices 10
ire genuine original JACOBS s. ore. 80 or. Gbnthxu
manner. - 80 80 'oaS
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Whinh ANTE II ON A UNITED SrATEg pm
ooO zion, for which fortYeght doars is nail avery
AK month"; ia gold For further security applicant viii
insure h lite for the FOrtyeight djliars will bo
Ia on y or the 4th septcmber m, object Of tss loan II
" educate three small Iost the are ~
mother. Address Education, Herald office.
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~ AGlEl!-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN 4
c fsdgtion rs Shambermast aud plain Sewer OF ia ~
care o. ehndren The best OF city references ryoo g,y
seeo fer two days. at No. II Whitehall street third ~
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CTATI AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL. IN BALL
SIT S:a sa.ssssa ssaa:y No. - srsaa
3d. - we'll ~ the science Law. eeplar stating 90
tssisr.. sssthy rsssM. ssessea tP0st FNJ sr:ovrnn
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IRON BEDsTEaDs VS. BEDBuGs 500 IRON BED
4 Hteads variors patterns Obi Ia fold Ia way has
makes thc u very occupying ace than
chair The adoption Of the trade End sbippers Ia so
loted BY NALL co, 23i Wacr tree' Com nisson mer-
chants. N. B.--Advances made on consigD nents
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~ ANftn-Bl RESPECFABL BILE YOUNG WoMA a
sisuAtl9n AF Cook. Can give the best Of CITY rsfe
fnee Apply at o. wcst Sixteenth street. rear bai,dp
San Dc seen To ts o days. ~ A't S"i'u'Ae
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sazed glazed Blinds and shutters baekf sno~s
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uanship al articles picked for chipping