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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11
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Imported MALT LIQUORS, WINES SPIRITS, SO =
Scotch pgs af al the best brands, London and Dublin
porter and Bnss Cos East India tonic pale ale all In the
1nest order in casks Of and dozen pnts AVID dozen
quarts Hennesseys London docx brandy, 10 years od
Bufnt It's unequaed London cordial GIN ne old Jamaica
RUM Scotch vhiskey of superior quality and great strong
Schnapps Holland gin; Dun Gerdous and other sherres
ane old London dock ncrt choice MaderRH ehampagne
equal TO Heidscks a e. dozen. Also, 0DD0 tho
choicest Havana and other for sale ia quantities
suit purchasers and delivered free OF charge any part
Eho importer O. p LEHBR1 DGE IS and ~ Fulton
Also l dozen Of the celebrated Catawha Victoria wine
TLARK h LAURIE, 12l FRONT STREET, OFFER Fo.
sale the folio wing Liquors, all their importation
on liberal terms :BrandyChampagne, Cognac vintagt
90 three years old ClaretSt Juen; also, Sardines
eer-barclays London, in pintg. Me-Scotch, pints
pints and quarts.
AMBBRYs GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE, Held.
~ seek MAX Jolly Goa bouzy, Kernel lion, cardinal
and various choice brands phadep pia porter extra Xxx
brown stout, London and Dublin DOR or Sootoh and India
pale Ale &c. Tor sale by WM HUNDERIiII 43O ,roome
stroet corner Of Crosby ~ ''Vi''
IN 0NDON CORDIAL, OLD TOM GIN AROMATIC
IL Schiedam Bitters Underhills superior Wine Bttara
Branded Cherries Cherry Raspberry Peach aud Baok
berry Brandy Aniseed, Noyeau, Peppermint and Roso
Cordias Scotch Irish and Bourbon Whiskey &c So For
sale BY Wa H. UNDERHILL cor. Broome and Crosby sts
M d. PETERS CO., NO. 800 BROADWAY So
AVA lio'ts the attention Of families TO their extensive
stock 81 fine old Ports Sherres and Aadeas, which they
have imported expressly for family Brandieo Of the
bost brands and vnte,cs for sae In wood dratt
scotch Ales, London Portcrs, 60, no.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

WILL1AM II. FRANKLIN, ,AUCTIoNEER.-pEREMP-
w sale thirty houses and lots situated
Sanford and Richardson streets, and Newnwn turn
pike, Graham also. English cottage and
sixteen lots Of ground, ushwick. Wm H. Franklin, Son
Co., will sell ut auction Friday Oct. 18TH Mt II clock
Merchants Exchange the valuable property
Sandord street29 threestory brics houes aud lots
Sanford street Graham avenue Richardson street
Three threetory brick houses and lots Richardson
street, Graham avenue. Newtowu turnpihe-0ne
threetory brick house and lot Newtown turnpike,
Graham avenue Graham avenue and Newtown street-A
twotory frame English cottage with 6 lots Of ground
situated Graham and Newtown street; house 30
feet front by 30 feet deep The property Is just beyond the
city limits Of Wlamsburg and consequently free from the
city taxes, while possess all the advantages 1t
omnibus route and within fifteen minutes walk Of Grand
and Houston ferries, about the distance
from the Greon Point ferry, establishing Terms will
be very liberal Fer and further particulars apply
to the auotioneers at their office, No Broad street,
vXM s. McrLvAIN & co. hUCTI0NEERs, WILL SELL,
w Mt their seed 81 John Wednesday
ths 18th Of October collection cammeias oranges
snd ho-se plants from the greenhouses Of A. d. More
williamsburg, l.. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL. AT l0t& O'CLOCK, 81 DEY
street. corner Of Greenwich .treet.Cooking stoves,
backsmths bellows &c Groceries soaps sperm and tai
low candles Goldfish maccaron chocolate mustard pepper
salt chewing smoking and plug tobacco figs raisins,
almonds liquors, wines, cordals, brandy, gin sc.
W. A. CARTER, Auctoneer.
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DANCING ACADEMIE1.

DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 1877 FOURTH
- street, Of Sixth avenue-Mr and Mrs. MoFar-
land will thcir school Monday October t Days
and Children 70 10 for Hvena 'or ,s @
ladies texcusiyelyl Tuesdays and Fridays, from to 50
o'clock All the fashionable dances and waltzes will be-
taughtthe polka, schotisch, waltz redowa patneur gor
Mtza, deux temps polka mazurka cinq temps, &c., &c.
Terms moderate, made known at the academy
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tNiTLgIN EKY.


Mrs. ROGERS FRENCH MILLINERY, 2S3 EIGHTH
i'l avenueMrs II. begs TO her friends and
ladies generally that she will open Tuesday
stan on and after which date during the will
70 Keep % her emporium and stairs show rooms
Teh aseortment 81 fall and winter millinery The favor OF
ehu ns poltely requested No. 2S3 Eighth avenue, bo-
tween Twenty fourth and Twenty-ifth streets.
M ILLINERY GooDS-DoTTED SILKS TWo CASES
A just received plush. assorted coors; aiso the
largest fssnrtmt nj of rbhor other millinery
goods, evor offered. j. u HOMER, 6i John street.
DARIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHYEs RESPECT
fully announces to the ladies New York generally
THAT she will exhibit Thursday, October lth her elegant
for fell and winter patrons just received from
Paris in her saloon lf Canal street. up stairs between
Thompson and Sullivan streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

THAILENGE TO THE WORLD, FOR TEN THOU.
~ sand dollars-The Of Tacony will Mac, or
any other horse in the world mile heats best three in ye
under saddle the Hunting Park course, Phadclphia
county for FIVE thousand dollars and miles repeat
In harness. the track for thousand dollars
each matoh hat foreto trot any time before the
of December, 1852 This challenge remain open for ao
ceptanee two weeks from thie date.
JAS. U1KELLY, Philadelphia, Oct. 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

MADAME AUGUSTA RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
I'VE her customers and rer de- that sha fixing the
house No 72 Broadway, opposite Washington place,
the reoponng of her dancing olasses further notice
her beginning day will be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

VOCAL MUSIC AND HARM0NY.-MoNSTEUR Ed
mond Andrado viii admit scholars inte his Z
h classes aiCr the French systemD the 18th
h,tSGEt when another class will be formed Mondays
Wesnssdays aid Saturdays Ladies, four o'clock geue-
men, eight o'clock. 30 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

TIENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADAME II.
i Giayelli) Academy for Dancing No. $50 Broadway,
combined with in sruction in the dances most Ia mode,
and in paror ncing through all its variations Tho sys
tenn Of exercises for the beautiful active and energetic de-
velopement of the muscular powers OF young scholars is
found highly beneficial The of acquiring elegance
ana style OF ton in dancing is reduced to few
Lesson Glasses for Mondays aud Thursdays
4 8 and T.. NJ. For ladies' days, IL and L.
For Masters and Misses Wednesdays and Saturdays
Q.s.t u
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LNERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY.-MADAME DU
BREUL TEKRERo and her bre ther DWARD FE r.
RERO, respecn lily their patrons and pub
lie that they have removed to their and commodous
premises No. 50 West Fourteenth street. between Fifth
Sixth where they will their school for
struction in dancing Saturday the 10th Of October
Days Of tuition young ladies and
and Saturdays and Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 p.
Evening class for gentlemen Mondays and Thursdays
~ Pm. Private lessons and schools attended. Sorees
given as usual PsA class for young ladies and masters
at l and 23 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Tuesdays and
Fridays, at 81 PM Evening class for gontlomen will
mence the 2tst instant, at Ia Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11
VEzE TURF.


TINIoN COURSE, LONG IsLAND-TRorTING-oN
" Monday October nth, at hale past o'clock T.. NJ.
purse and stake of % mile heats best three in ve in
harness. o. Dimmick b. g. Jack Rossiser; w. Pea
body b. Lady Jane; ID. Pifer, b. Lady Moscow; s..
McLaushlin, b. M Lady Brooks A. Ccncklin, m. Lady
Suffolk Cars will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn for the
Course, at IL o'clock. and the sport
JOHN l. sNEDIKER, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

DUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN DALE CEMETERY.-THE
lots in Dale Cemetery at Claremont noar Sing will
be sold At public auction on Tuesday, 18th day Of October
at 10 O'clock A. M the ground This beautiful and pic
tuesaue Cemetery E within hours ride by the Hudson
River Railroad map Of this Cemetery may be ut the
office, No. l Broadway New York BY order Of the Trus-
teea GEORGE e. STANTON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

yN WHALE AND DAUGHTER RESPECTFULLY
w announce that their classes in dancing viii
mcnce on Monday October ii, at Gothic Hall Brooklyn
Tuesday 2th at 80 dway Wednesday, 3tn 300
Eighth avenue For particulars circulars to be had
above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

ID W. wESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.-HOUSEHOL D
H. furniture carpets feather beds Mattresses &c., this
Monday morning At oh oelosk at i6 Greenwoh avenue
tion, but onths and made to order embracing
everything in the housekeeping line Sale positive rain
shine For particulars Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

rENTREvILLE COURSE j.. I-TR0TTING.-WB BIZ.
~ nesday October 18th, at 81 o'clock r. NJ, purse ad
stake Sl50 mile heats best shrce in Eve in harness
Sonkin ertoF br Brown jim; D. Phfor .euters s;p
Lady Bond Farming Albert enters b. Z. Major c. Perrin
enters b. N. Flora Templc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

puBLIC NOTICE. THE GREAT NUGGET, AND
i other choice specimens of Australian gold-Mr " j.
Collier is favored with instructions from Messrs G. s. A.
Herring submit public competition at the Auction
Mart, London, England Monday, the Sh Of November
next the Nugget Of gold rom Mount Aexanderl which
the colonies from it's large size and singulary quality
the weight being 800 and the neness about
above mint standard This remarkable and unique
specimen, which has been ap,y denominated THE King
OF Nuggets stands in the relation to gold the cele
bated Kohinor diamond does in reference to precious
stones the time will be sold number Of smaller
specimens nuggets some and others combined with
quartI varying weight from 20 to The atten
ton curators of and of other public bodies
particularly directed the above important SALE which
will also afford private collectors opportunity of OBJ
tanning interesting Of the rich mineral wealth Of
Australia Catalogues may be obtained three days prior to
the sale of Mr. COLLIER Moorsate street. London
En- land.
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DOU BILE SH d E T
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NoTIcE-BY T. BoGART AND THOMAS
Bell On Tuesday, at ios o'clock in the auction
10 Spruce street. sale of stock fvauab dry goods and
fancy articles clothing, &C. Wednesday extensive eaie Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

~ Course, L. l-Trotting Tuesday, Oct T. at "a T. NJ
precisely Troting match for S200 three mile heats
$50 lb wagons d. 1alnan b. h. st. Iawrence joel
Conklin names b. h. Washington The proprietor Of the
Cenrevo Course feels proud announcing match like
che above his track 60 be the hrst of the
Kind ever known that h where the best stations Of the
wide world to tend for superiority both Of speed aud
bottom He satisfied without going into detais that
capabilities of st. Lawrence familiar with every
she horse tho American Continent; aud ho will
behalf Of Washngton yet but little known the trot
sing tur that when to the test, he will be found
wanting JOEL CONKL1N, pr0priator
Railroad cars viii leave South Ferry Brookyn for the
Course at o'clock r. NJ and return the
Is decided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

nODWOKTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. SO6 BROAD
- way next door to Grace Church. open the
LaSss classes on "Wednesday at ~ r and Saturday
and Saturday at 2 r. NJ. Gentlemen classes, Monday
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings which
arranged principle calculated facilitate
progress Of the pupil gee published circular to be had
will be introduced Private lessons gven usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

M oNEY ADVANCES MADE ON (OR BOUGHT OUT
Tor cashl Watches plate jewery fancy articles dia
m9nds pianoortos. dry goods horses carriages or any
other property at tho Pacific General Agency Office ia
nrano stee corner of broadway Honor and confidence
observed. Imported Havana scgars TO bio sold chenn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

HANGING ACADEMY-HENRY MEYEN RESPECT
- fully informs his friends and the public, that he will
his academy at l97 and l99 Walker street,
Wednesday October l3 lie win also ha school at
242 William street shakespeare Hotel Tuesday, October
l2 Every variety Of dances will be introduced
tcuarly the "Meyen Quadre and lie Figaro" Soirees
and balls usual Days of tuition at nker
Wednesday and Saturday and at the Shakespeare Hotel
call as above from to p his residence 5
ton street. second block from Broaaway daily till o'clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- - ~ >NoS>0>'~~~~~-
RFAUTlFuL CRAYoN poRTRAfTS.-THoSE WHO
- wish TO have their portraits taken In the beautiful
style Of drawing. and have good hkeness should
call VITRUYIUS fRAZEE, at his studio No. COO Broad
way, room No. 3, up stairs.
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r L. vANDEWATER AUCTI0NEER-WILL SELL.
d. Tuesday October H. at los o'clock. at the sales
room, IA all street. furniture large assortment of
lor and bedroom furniture ssng in part Of rosewood
hair cloth, and push marble top pier centre and sofa
tables eteGere sofas chairs book carpets mirrors
extension tables &C. Bedroom furniture consisting of bu
bedsteads toilet stands South American hair mat
tresses palliaters &c The whole to sold, to close
sgnmen at private SALE Dutch Dubious roots assorted in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11
GRY aU0Ds.


I AIDES CLOTHS, TRENCH MERINOEs, PLAID
~ oashmeres and plaid siks Several abo
desirable goods now landing and fo sale cheap at TRACY
IRWIN Il CO.'S. 29i and 235 Broadway
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TlYJ. HEGEMAN. AUCTToNEER-TuESDAY, OCT.
- 18TH at o'clock p NJ at No IA Tillary street. Brook
a the stock of retail store, fresh and good
Also
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RLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY, NO. 81
~ Maiden ane.-Carr Hicks keep blank books Of all
kinds Of copying and nctarial presses American French
and English writing note papers and envelopes gold
and steel pens gold pencils pearl ivory tablets pocket
books and porte onnaes of the latest styles travelling
writing desks Backgammon and chess boards chessmen do
mnoes playing cards 80 blank books ruled and bound to
order, at short notice. Bill heads cards, circulars &c.
printed neatly We would respectfully solicit call from
hose who require articles In line Prices moderate
ers, 81 Maiden lanc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

nANCING AND WALTZING, AT MONTAGUE HALL,
- Court street. Montague place.-Mrs. A. LANNAY
would inform her patrons and the residents of Brooklyn
that she will her School Wednesday, October
Days Of ednesdays and Saturdays
ing at halfpast three o'clock Tho first Soree will take
the Ethird Friday Of each month during the
Schools and families attended in New York Brooklyn
Communications addre sed to Mrs. LANNAY Montague
Hail. Brooklyn, will meet with prompt attention N. B.
Jersey CityMrs LANNAl'S classes at Miss Chedecaynes
School, of Grand and Greene streets will
o IL Monday, October 25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

MIR EMANUEL BRANDEIs, PROFESS IN OF PIANO
lFA and fingnE hegs to inform the public that he con-
nue to teach said branches either at his residence
that Of his pupils The brilliant attending his
proved method enables him give ory
ference Please apply at 80 Bowery from r. 3
clock L. NJ.
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a UCTION-AT JOG BAYARD STREET, ON THURS
n day, October a. at o'clockTo DO sold by pub'ic
auction at the above place the residence Of the late Doctor
Dolan-Household furnitu consisting of mahogany ia
bles, chairs looking glasse and also choice fe
ther beds and bedding with valuable edicines bottles
instruments The friends of the late amcnted gentleman
are respectfully invited to attend
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ITO EPICUREs.-CLEMs, sl2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hare and English partridge will be served up this day
he ady from tw I've to four. Gvo Clem cali; Won wifi
enjoy " Remember the number 32 Broadway next door
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ITO RETAILERS or DRY GOODS THE SUBSCRIBERS
offer the balance Of their stock cost for cash to
close their business. ' =
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AI UANUING ACA-
lVL DENY, at his assembly SOL Broome street.
is now for the The fashionable styles
inclucing variety Of Waiting of this country and
Europe will be taught in the shortest possible me a1d
the most reasonable charges class will be formed
Monday evening, lth instant for private pupils
cling at o'clock Two classes for the general term
Tuesday. 18th. Ladies aud children meet at r. MI gentlc
at ~ 7. N. also. class Wednesday afternoon
for children, commencing at 81 o'clock Mrs Brookes
evening GLASS for laiea exclusively Tuesdays and Fridays
commencing at O'CLOCK.
The daily union., 1852-12-24
10 our suBstRtTTHs

The az pes0n will be sntercs boost anN IN.
payment 0f The subscription be made IN advance.
Distant subscribers may money by letter postage
which viii be paid BY u nj saf
The COUNTRY PAPER is published ui-weekiy duns
sons Of Congress, and semi-sseeky during
Subscriptions for period less year
terms propoationed 90 the above rates.
Q PosrMAsTERs authorized TO act agents and
sending DAILY subscribers with $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with s25 WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed viii be copy the
> edition they us subscribers for sratl.
The daily union., 1852-12-24

Mr. UNDERWOOD | introduced bill at the last
session OF Congress 10 change the mode OF compromising
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DR.. Curier's Cough BalSan!,

For Coughs, Colds, Asthna, Consumption, Rron-
chiiis, Spyi,ing 81 blood, 'ain ~ the side and
Chest, pleurisy, Whooping Cough, aad all
diseases 81 the i.uags and Breast.
TIE most perfect, pleasant and certain remedy
for tie speedy and permanent cure Of coughs,
coles. Consumption, and all Diseases OF the
Lungs =
DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM.
This nediclne nus been sa6nlited 10 the Sc
4erest tests in the private practice OF an expert
enced phvscian fur more than fifteen wears, NJ
cases OF The musi obstinate coughs, coids ana
pulmona ~ aiit ctIuns with such uniform and re-
mark able success TO leave no room fur donai
that The iugredie nts enpoys are the best iha'
Aaye ever been discovered tor all Diseases III ths
IIurgs. The gret superiority % THIS preparation
over all others, lies in promoting Tree ana eass
expectora,lon. Speedily alaying the cough and
atl inflammation and eifeeliag perfect cure BY
soothing AMI Strengthening the irriisted and de-
b ll,atcd organs.
Nothing has eyer been discovered WINCH p
all equals il in its harmless qualities and It's
amazing power II has raised iaNatids, as "
were, irou, the very grave. I l. e isct Inc
BEST REMEDY N THE WORLD
And ~ person aid eica with 4 sesctr Cough,
Cola % Pulmonary dtsease wlJl be lust y hih-
stf it he GOES down 70 he grave "iloat 'es'th z
the virtues Ut
DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM.
A sfH.is pesl.t 81 G naace tlE IA , ske2ii-
cal ot It's wonderful elliracy ami curative powers
~ Price - per botte, 81 sN bottles sGr ~
ni-E'or sale al nc. "a EAsrE&LAis Family
Medicine Store sauibe AS corner Of IAiFd ans
Cnesnut streets, st. i.eus, Mo.
And also for sals By EApGtseE & soy, Post o.
i apig,lines arr
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A,.,,,s CarrEy PrcroaAL We cali atten
80, ~ ,i,e advertisement Ut this article now u
na,er md al this Sc lsOu Of the year whah
c,Js aud coughs are 50 prevalent, the 'ni"i ma
~. ~ c,nta,ns will no. be iouad unWtlcone.--
Tnc eminen, names, lent 10 cecomhend u, are
conclusive pro Of lis value. In addition %
.hsse we have been favored with the psrusai o.
letters from many Distinguished individuals as
,sell IS humble sufferers who aeknowiedsa Their
indebtedness TO this valuable medicine tor the
recovery Of their health from painful ana dan.
,nrons diseases. It's al once sale and pleasant
70 take, and is certainly very powerful q cure
Tbase afflicted with coughs, colds, asthmy.
bronchitis, hoarseness, or indeed any 81 III. va
ION, affections of the lungs, will do well Ia trN
,he Cherry Pectoral, aud will have no eausf
;. ,aarat the experiment.
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Or. Easterly's CarminatiEt,


Tor the epre IF Dyseaterg, DiafTifa, Cha'fc,
Cholera flAantun,, fatntencg md al d,seases
o. he .st0nlaci and B0.els from, Ieethi1ts
THE mvst speedy safe and eticncons remedy
1 ever d severed for the cure OF all derange-
rnen,s IL tie Sfnnarh and Rowe- ni Children is
DIR. EAsTERLY'S# CARMINATIYE
II is telv peasant 10 the taste an4 at"aEs sai-
.utarv IN effect. and il tue very rouedY whieh ~
80 nlueh needed in all parts OF The Mississippi
Valley.
hayinu the charge Oh children should keep Dr.
Eastetls's Car.uina,iyc constantly on hand 10
nse when any arrangement Of the Stomach and
5weIs occurs, and thousands OF children may
De thns saved that are consigned 10 premature
grave- Mothers tryl It.
G-rPriee . cts per Bottle For sale oy DF'
},asferly, Corner 81 Thifd and Chestnut streets,
ii. Louis, Mo.
iowa. april
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list AKKlN ED!!!

,r,uE s,bsc bers have just received dire ct from
pmladeiphia, large and we'll selected az
.a,tmsnt o, Drugs, Medicines, Paint, OILS, Na,-
n,sh.s. Dye-stuils, Glassware, instruments Nr.,
&c, winch vii e s9ld low and = MS ak, oa.,
Ing or goods II the LAST we are etflalh ira We
- I.,,.s Pare a.srs viii do We'll 10 all an
Yam :" ne our Sock and pticea beio PURCHASING
si.euh.re, below will b. fonhd lis, OF .oHe Of
,hs lca,iing artelesl IL store, ti-.-
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NEW GOODS!
CHEAPER TllLi EYER,

~ l. sub.criber takes pleasure 10 i focm i /.
l. litnl- and The cidzeHs Of Cibtut1 c0tnCl
generally; that be has recently returned tom S.
LOUIS with good ana Weil se!ecged assoi,n il,
Of goods eonsl=tug N part u by good, Gro.
cefie,, HARDWARE, t}heensware, Boots and shoes
md such otter goods as are u.u.ly kept IN j
country store, winch he is ready o sell or the
most reasonable terms; fer lbs MOTTO is, short
profits AID quick returns
Cali Examine aud Judge for yourselves
ALBERT NJ JACOBSON.
Al knl5 Of Produce tai.ta III ,xsllanse iot
gods Casp lad iof Wnear and Pork.
Lyon., susa.; 4ih, 1862.
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TO BE SOLD.

Hn ACRES ~ improved land, two miles from
w Davenport, adjoining the iowa City road
near 10 Dak e eek. I en- acres ri the aha.e
ta'd down wits 1inoib} and c over Taerc j.
! fiae spring u water, and The situation i, rlie.
!" t,r lnlng. For paticnlais apply =
George Wilson, High Wray, near Davenport oi
- Mcysrs Cox i Sargent The above bvnp r
= viii lie reasonably sold, aud terms made
sat tie Pafeha.,f.
Any. 5lf, 1852. l9.4w