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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29
LADIES' SHOES.

re, THE subscriber begs ltnve TO morn the
1IJ Ladies Of Davenport and vicinity that he
sN-has opened Ladies' Saoe shop, on Main,
nelr second ST., where HI will make 10 order,
Ladies WORK oil every description, at the shortest
aatice, and he Viii al keep full supply Oh
hand OF all sorss and sizes.
SAM'L. WORTH.
avenpnyt Nav 9TH 1859 33-if
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

rYHE undersigned having bought Col. N B. Bn.
sords entire stock OF Iron the Old Stand, Corner
OF Main and Second Srerts, West OF the Le Claire
House, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Davenport and the public generally, that he has on
hand and intends keeping full assortment in the
ahoy. Hue oil business. We believe selling
Iron che sper than il be had any other regular
Iron Store in Davenport else where. Please give
Us a call. We sell cheap for cash. No hardship to
entertain company. Come where you can get " hat
WM. w ALLEN.
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MARBLE WORKS.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to The citizens OF Davenport and vicinity and
to all those wishing 70 purchase Monuments 10
the memory Of their deceased friends--'hat they
can be supplied by calling at their Shop on 2nd
81, nearly opposite the Post Office where they
vii be pleased 10 furnish Cut .Slone, Of every
description, as low as il can be bought for in the
Western Country.
Ha'ian and american Marble for Monuments,
Head and Foot Stones. .dlso, a superior article
ot Free Stone, &C., very Chusp.
ELLIS & KENNEDY.
In addition to the above tho subscriber is pre-
pared TO furnish superior article Of
Free Stone and Lime Stone. for Caps,
Sis, Door 'Sills, Steps, Water table,
Chimney Tops. Fire Val Cop
ing and Hearth Stones.
In fact every thing that is waited about q
Building in the stone Line, from Curb Stone
up 70 CorinIhian Capitol, as cheap as can b.
purchased in this vicinity.
r. Il. ELLIS.
Davenport, May 9th. 1852. 38-iy
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DR.. Carriers Cough Balsam,


For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, BTon
chitis. Splitting OF blood, Pain IN the -slGe aao
Chesf, Pieutisy, WhoopiHg Cough, aad al
diseases OF the Lungs and Breast.
TIE most perfect, pleasant and certain remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure OF coughs
Colds, assumption, and all Diseases OF the
Lungs. IS
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH DALSAM.
This medicine has been submitted 10 the Sc
.eres, tests in the r.lvaie practice OF an expert
enced pl yslcian for more than fifteen years, IN
cases OF The most obstinate coughs, colus ana
pulmonary affections with such uniform and re-
mark bic success rs TO leave no room for doubt
that the ingredients employed are the best that
have ever been discovered Tor all diseases ot the
lungs. The grest superiority Of this preparation
over all others, lies in promoting free and easy
expectoration, speedily allaying the cough and
all Inflammation and etfecting perfect cure by
soothing and strengthening the irltaied and de-
b!liiated organs.
Nothing has ever been discovered winch al
all equals i in lis harmless qualites ana rs
amazing power. Il has raised invalids, as Il
were. from the very grave. i Is in fact the
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD!
And no person afflicted with severe Cough,
Cold OF. Pulmonary disease will be just to HIM
self il he goes down 10 the grave without testing
the virtues OF
DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM.
A single bottle WI convince the most ske ptl-
cal o.its wonderful efficacy and curative powers,
E7 Price S per hoIte, or SIX bottles ior %.
1rFor sale ut DIR. T.. EAsTERLv's Family
Medicine Store southeast corner OF Third and
Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo.
And also for sale by ELpEIDoE Son, Posi- OF
6ca ppild;no. aprl
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INK LAS 'tsai.l - NLkNk ahd HuNE Linz
IL MENr, for the cure OF Bruises, Spralos,
Corhs, Chafes or Calls, Cuts, Wounds, Rheu-
natism, etc etc.
THIS popular Lninleni has been extensively
used in nearly every city, town and hamlet, III
tho Western States, and everywhere the most
gratifying results have been received by The
proprietor Of its efficacy in curing all diseases
Tor which il is recommended. Ine Nerve ana
Bone Imminent has ever been regarded Us one
OF the mos, etfectual remedies yet discovered for
he speedy cure OF all diseases where an exter.
nal application is needed for man or beast II
penetrates Immediately 10 the seat OF the dls-
ease, either Of the Nerves or Bone, and aiiefds
speedy relief. :,
d-y-For sale only at Dr.. FasTERLg's Family
Medicine Store, corner OF Fhird and Ghesna' sts.
For sale by ELnEipSE & soN, Post Once
R.fIdinos aprl
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Fresh Arrival of Family Groceries.

EXCLUSIVE GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.
SMITH & BUfORD,
WHOLESALE AND RerAIL GgocERs,
NO. 1 WATER ST., BET. MAIN & BRADY.
B. SAsfoRD's OED SrAsD.l
II AVE jus. opened large and well assorted
L. stock of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
To which they would respectfully invite the ct.
tention of the citizens OF Davenport. and vicin-
ny.
spection and being OF the very best quality we
ieel certain will give entire satisfaction with
regard to weight, quality, quantity and price.
II will embrace IS near as possible every ar,i-
Gle requisite for Family use in our line; our
terms are Ready Pay.
Either Cash or Produce.
Davenport, April 9th, 1852.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE
NETT DOOR 70 THE Fosr OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TIME subscriber is now opening al his new
i stand, comp et assortment Of Cutlery and
Hardware, embracing every thing IN The llne, al
prizes 10 sYt the times, consist ng III part OF
Builders Hardware; including ali varieties Of
locks, latches, bolts, hinges, screws, shutter ias-
,ehings SELF fastening shutter hinges, sash springs
door knobs, cupboard catches, puilies, Sc. join
ers' Tools, among which axe hand, pane, riF,
tenant, compass, sash and other saws, chisels Of
all kinds, augers, long and short, drawing knives,
steel, iron and Try squares, bench match, raising
sashs, moulding ana beai planes, braces and bits
spirit levels, beseis, ,nortice guages, with all
other description OF Carpenters Tools.
Blacksniils' tools and files, bellows, anviis,
vices, screw places, ;ongs, Griiiia's horse shoe
nails, rasps, files, &c.
Mill Saws, Upright and Circular,
OF Rowiand's, Lee, Gage g. Co., and other good
make; and every variety OF mill saw. and other
files. STEEL SPADES ana SHO1E ELS, OF
Ames', Rowiand's, Adams and other manu!ae-
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, rakes, hay
forks, manure forks, long handled shovels, OK
and leg chains. trace, breast, halter and other
chains, hay and straw knives, etc etc.
TABLE .4.JD POCKET CUTLER / Of all
qualities and pfces together with general as
sortmeht Of lt9uss keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCING!
This article is peculiarly adapted to this Prai-
RE country, has been fully tested and is bound to
supercede ali other kinds of fencing now in use.
For durability, cheapness and convenience. its
claims are pre.eninent. Fsrmers, look to II! II
viii save you many dollars!
'Twere vain 10 attempt 10 enumefate oil my
stock. The foregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGS CUTNAILS, eastern make, are sufficient
10 arrest your attention., aud MY assurances TO sell
cheap will be fully realized by giving me call
al the spot Office Buildings
Orders from distance carefully attended to.
w. II HiLpRHTH,
"Po,t Office Buildings Davenport.
April I85J
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REAIOY

ID SANFORD has removed from his old
ID. stand on Front Street TO his New Building
on Brady Street. between Front aud Second
Streets. where he has on hand aud will continue
TO keep general assortment OF
GROCERIES. FRUITS. NUTS. Oils,
r.aiNTS, VARNiSHEs, BRUSHES, &c.
He has also removed his Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, all Dr.. Jaynes'
preparations: also Choice Liquors for Medical
purposcs-to the Southwest Corner OF Second
and Bradg 9tretts-where he is determined to
keep the most General and beet assorted Sock
Of the above articles, with Great Variety of
Others not enumerated, that can be fcund in any
other place in Scott C0oniy--and will all be sold
at The lowest possible rate. aud 10 MISTAKE.
naps,noYf Afay 9Th. 1850
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WOOL CARDING.

TIME subscriber having Newly Clothed and
l. thoroughly repaired bis
Wool fariing Machine,
would respectfuliv intern the citizens Of Scott
ana the adjoining conntias that he is now pre-
pared 10 Card Wool on short notice. As his
Machine Is now 10 first rate order, he dattsrs
himself that be can give entire satisfaction to all
that will favor him with their custom.
Wool should be well washed and picked, and
one H. OF Grease e every seven Of wool. Grease
wll.ba furnished by the subscriber vi hen il Is
desired.
TuT BIER
Oh all kinds for sale ~ the subscriber at ms Saw
Mil ). BuRNELL.
Davenrogt, Iowa, june 81, 1852. 39-n
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

yJ7E have fortv Lots in Screens Addition"
w and Cook & Sargent's addition" to the
city Of Davenport, which viii sell at fair pm.
ces, and to persons DESTROYS OF improving VIII
give liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
money. ClOK & SARGENT.
Davenport. Beh -. 1852.
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GOING EAST.

THE undersigned would inform hrs ftienas tiat
4 h. il going east 70 purchase L.4.'D 6.Th
RI s~y,c and natfect arrangements IN .heie f0rk
aul }a.hfnstsa 10 procure them a. he lowest
prices to supply the increased demand. During
his absence A. Dawson, Esq viii attend 10 ms
busin S. and constant supply o! Warrants VIII
b. kept on hand at his Land Office on liRApY ST !,
lea, Second l. i. fAkhERt
Jufyls Land and Money .fgtnt.
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STEAM POWER AND
ROOMS FOR RENT.

TINE subscriber wishes 10 rent the second
i story Of his Saw Nal, co by 20 feet, which
may be divided into four more rooms, with
power 10 ron light machinery.
The above is an excellent opportunity for
Chair, Sash and Door Makers and any other
Kind Of wood work.
STRONG BURNEtL.
Davenport, April /, 1852. 3O-tt
fgS Daily st. Louis Republican and Cincinna-
ii Gazette copy each to amt. of 800 and send
bills to subscriber.
1t States Census for isjO--A vefy
u convenient little work for reference, con-
taining valuable Map; price 25c. at retail, or
furnished low by the quaus!ty,
apI 8. By H. A. PORTER
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D. C. ELDRIDGE. G. II. ELDRlDGE
EEDREDGE n son,
DRUGGISTS d, GROCERS,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS,
Davenport, Iowa.

DRUGS AND GROCERIES.
A FULL supply Of Fresh Drugs constantly on
~ hand; also splendid assortment OF Groce-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29

Ofthe firm OF CooK & SARGENT,
.4aora.es al Lar and Solicitors in ChGncery,
D.4FE.NpOR7, IONA.
4 nril fsf. lSsi.
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= LSI To z LII VdIf TIE dlEVIiITUII OF T a..
IL tners, Shippers and the public generally 10
This advertisement.
They vii at all times be really 10 store and
ship every description Of produce and tnerchan.
disc, 10 buy and sell ON Commission. and trus,
b, prompt and strict attention 10 the interest OF
all who may favor them with their patronage 10
melit the public confidence.
The business VIII be conducted AMI carried on
in the spacions building recently erected by M.
F4lion, designated as the Bazaar, to which is at
tachei commodIous landing Tor Steamboats, al
all stages OF the river and possesses advantages
yslnabls'o the Importer or Shipper, not the least
OF which il that no dragage VIII be required from
the Warehouse 70 Beats or from Boats 70 the
Warehouse. May 18Th, 1852.
L>suees--A good assortmentoi | ana 4 keys
l. each also superior keyed Flute, AL for
saIe low 81 PokrER's Rex Isand Book Stora
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"RAzLEwooD"..ToR SALE

yIyaIS valuable farm formerly occupied by
1 Mr. Sargent, containing $50 acres OF farm
ing land n high state Of cultivation, an orchard
Of 600 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 40 acres Of line timber, situate
on he Blue Grass road 81 miles from this city:
IS offered foT sal c on reasonable terms.
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents.
a, nrrh I-ih Iaao
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TUSF Received per Bon Accord, so Kegs
y Eastern Nails and Spikes:
Bright Log CHAINS;
Smiths Bellows and Wees; Screw Plates and
Gritiinss Horse Saee Nails,
At w. Ii. NILDRETH'S,
March Is. Hardware Store.
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200 acres Of Timber Land

NTEAR mouth Of Pine river in Muscatne
IN county for sale in 10 and 90 acre lots by
Mdrca II. COOK d SARGENT.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM in Blue Grass settlement OF 46O
n acres. ali under cultivation. fenced with
Cedar post aud pine hoards-Drchard 2OO fruit
trees, &C. together with 10 acres OF timber
land . Al lie s0Ia vary low In one tract or il will
be divided into lots TO sHit purchasers.
March II. COOK & SARGENT.
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dAIlFuRNlA GuI0E-A valuable work
u inst pubiished-writie b. Horn. ii j.
almost indispensable work fer h.. Fr, - . and
will be sold AZ the New Yn-i f~e, 'is'
80 cents; to be had sfocS Island B oh s.or.
PaSg
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IsaEk SALE.

A FINE farm en- The Mississippi River adjoin.
II ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
bly, situated. VIII be sold al at good bargain.
For terms enquire oil j. s simpson, Buffalo, or
of COOK a. SARGENT.
raunnnnrt IN ailth lRnl
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northwestern Insurance COM
pany OsyEGO, n. y.
TNCORPORA TED BY the Legislature ofth
L State Of New York in 1884, with capital
[all paid mi OF St5o,0G0. 80.
SAMUEL H4wLEY, Secretary.
Cook & SARGENT, .4ge,,ts, Davenport, lows.
Ca,oher 9th, 1850.
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10! FOR CALIFORNIA!

NTICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS to
vi emigra,e TO California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipinica river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, As acres in
WATER wheat, comfortable log house. Here 10
a chance for bargain.
Apply 10 COOK d SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb. u, 1852.
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REMOVED.

cCHafCKER s. SCHMIDT have removed e
- The new building % Corner OF BRADY aud
u Stfeets (neafly opposite the Posi otilce1
whore I6cy ntl be harry TO see 'her friends
mt eustoma "a
Davenport Jnue lsth, l8je Al-u
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gyT7TPKOyED LANDS FOR SALE

IyTE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres Of Prairie Lands IN
Lots OF Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, Icing different parts OF Scott county,
Selected b. ourselves with great care.
COOK g. SARGENT.
INn-nrrnrt FL IQI2
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-.--.---------
Az A BARGAIN.

WE offer for sale the farm OF John Grace in
w Walnut Grove containing IA acres, -
acres good timber; one hundred acres IN cultiva-
lion and welt waiered. The owner wants 10
70 20 California md the property will be sold at
bargain. ClOh 4 SAR0ENI.
Dsyeuporf Feb 1852
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The Old FLAG Unfurled,

Davenport. AoriI 22a, 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03
WILD TURKEYS.

Some Of our exchange papers speak of a
mammoth gobler that was killed somewhere in
Loudoun, the weight of which was 81 pounds
gross, aud the beard of which measured eleven
inches. The writer of this article, did better
than that. He never killed but one wild turkey
in bis life, and that weighed twenty two pounds
nett. AS it had beard thirteen inches long,
and spurs to match, it may be presumed that
it was of the masculine gender. Ii was thought
at first 10 be too old and tough for mastcation,
but after it had gone through thoroug.
freeze, in very cold weather, il turned out to be
dish for an epicure. 1t was as tender and as
delicate as an ortolan, and as fat as sora.
The turkey, we believe, was FIRST discovered
in the woods of Virginia, by Captain John
Smith, who gave it the name which it has since
horne. He had served among the Turks, and
called this bird turkey" because he thought
vhiskered aud turbaned followers of the pro.
phei. In lower Virginia, take ont the deer,
and i, is the best land-game We have. 1t is,
indeed, majestic bird, and in the woods pre-.
SCENTS a noble appearance. 1t is proven
balIy shy, but is easily crcumyented by any
person who understands its nature, and can
yelp il up. The process is, to put out IA
pointer dog, who soon understands his game.
He finds and squanders the fock. and the hunts
man taking tree or blind, after the lapse OF
fifteen or twenty minutes. gives yelp. Ifths
game is young. they answer Immediately, and
rush at once TO the ambush. II il is older and
shyer, greater address is necessary. Some
times the old hen will answer, out of gun-shot,
and will not move foot nearer the blind. She
waits TO collect her brood around her, after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03
Remarkably Cool and Self Possessed


Saturday evening, in the hustle and confu
sion of landing the passengers, mails, and
baggage, from the steamer Powhatan, as she
lay aground at Aqua Creek, a passenger from
South Carolina, fell overheard. Assistance
was offered him; but he declined for the time
to avail himself of the rendered aid, saying he
must get his hat which had been blown along
the water little distance off. He struck out in
pursuit, overlook and recovered his hat, and
then returned TO the boat, into which he was
helped. The water was cold as ice, with a
good deal Of ice floating upon the surface, and
yet this passenger swan off like an expert
taking summer BATH 1t was decidedly the
coolest example of GOODNESS and selfposses-
slon, we have for long time heard Of If The
gentleman had come from Greenland, it would
have seemed TO be more natural; but such an
act in son of the Sunny South citizen of
the Palmetto State, lis astonishing. We SILVER
while we write about it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03
Supposed Kidnappers DISCHARGED.

The gentleman who telegraphed TO Weldon,
N. c., on the 18th ult., for the arrest of Banks
and Beach, We understand, was the guardian of
young man who will heir the negroes said 10
have been kidnapped.
Banks wife, the mother of said young man,
has life estate in said negroes, and il was
supposed that he was trying to run them off.
The said guardian went TO Weldon on the 29tb,
aad the matter was sc tied and the prisoners
discharged. Beach was not materially GEN.
cetned.
Banks, we understand, is resident Of Eli
zabeih City, N. C. -
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fe3-1t
~ Only f2 1-2 and 25 cents for Bill

Only f2 1-2 and 25 cents for Bill
ions Habits and rhe Liver, the best Pnr.
gaGive Pill kn0wB.-DR. RIO SEES RAILROAD
OR ANTIBiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills. as
thousands who have used them declare, for purify.
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rai
road PILE" because they go ahead OF all other Pills
in their good effect.
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indges
dan, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great deinand-prics q cents and tor sale by Pur-
CELL L add & Co, Adie & Gray, Gsynor g. Wood
Bodeker, Bennett 81 Beers, X r.. Duval O. A,
Strecker and J. Blair. ia2l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Wm. Visit was
brought before the Mayor yesterday complaint of
his brother, Eeazer Visit who charged that William
had entered the house of his father, who was lying
sick, and created disturbance-and then went cut
and commenced throwing stones at it. The prison
stated that he went into his fathers house for the
purpose of getting drink-hat he had spent all his
money there for liquor, and when he had no money,
they would not let him have drop, and he there
fore kicked up shindy about it. In default of 5000
security-sent to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

Miss UPToN.-This lady-notwithstandn a Sc
lect audience, though few in number, attended her
last night-postponed in accordance with the wish
of those present. her rendition of Hamlet until to-
morrow night The notice not being sufficient for
last evening" Miss Upton win appear tomorrow
under better auspices. We expect much pl easure
from hearing her. OF fine appearance, rich voice,
and enthusiastic devotion, to her art Miss Upton
must succeed 10 her design. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

The EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON OF Mr.
SMITH.-This saloon is fitted upbeyond doubt as the
proprietor says, very elegant AMI attractive style
There are few amusements which are more inno-
cent or conducive TO health, than that which
he offers At most of our watering places, we be-
lieve, bowling is great card with the ladies' They
find the exercise most healthy and the game sufti
GENTLY exciting to create high degree of enjoy
ment 1t is witha admirably calculated to display
of grace which the malicious say is never all unim.
portant consideration with that portion of the
ton. We hope to see them patronize the establish
ment largely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

Observation-Disclosures ray, who is now under
security fora former misdemeanor, was brought be-
fore the Mayor, yesterday charged with entering
the house occupied by Mr. Parkinson and there using
threatening and abusive language. Margaret Per
kinson was the MISUNDERSTANDING that she was
afraid of personal violence from Wray. and the
Mayor settled the case by binding Wray in the
sum of $500 to keep the peace. We understand
that the person who gave security for Wray's for
feited recognizance, will be prosecuted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

TEMPERANCE MEETlNG.-Tne adjourned meeting
for the discussion of the subject of temperance was
held Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. near the
Basin. very large and orderly concourse of peo-
pie were in attendance. Messrs Wells, Bogart and
Wood continued the discussion. advocating entire
abstinence from all Intoxicating drinks. No ap,
peared to advocate tine other side of the question
and the question having been put to the meeting, it
was decided in favor of total abstinence.
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w- Rockbridge Alum water

~ ROckbridge Alum Water.-Tae Ger
ttfcate Of James B. nj Chung, Rockbridgs county,
pirgiRiG.Tns is to certify that my daug hter Jane
bad been complaining for about two years with the
dyspepsia, and she attended the Rockbridge Alum
Springs for few weeks for two seasons and has
been in coed health ever since-and that has been
about eight years--and she is in better health than
she ever was
March 81, 1910 JAMES B. McCIuso
The subscriber is still the sole agent for the sale
oil this celebrated Water. and iireceiving from time
to time fresh supplies from the above Springs
JOHN Fl, SEAYRES,
Ja29-ts Columbian Hotel