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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-05-13


OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
ctsrS OF ST LOUIS, MO.
ST LOUIS, March 5h, Is52.
We the undersigned, Druggists OF the CITY, have
been acquainted with, and sold for ear two past,
an article of Family medicine know q az PERRY DA
Wis VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; and We would
assure the public that in every instance so far
hnow, has given the best satisfaction the purcha.
We recommend IL TO the public a. an article
of GREAT MERIT ANDViRTUE. fndec 4, we
sr kne an article of Medicine become deservtty
popular In SO short time, which proved by the fact
Of ss extensive sale AMI cons'aa,ly increasing de-
mand. Signed,
eHaRLEss, nLoM CO., bacon, HYpEs CO;
FRANCIS WALTON WARREN;
DuPREY MORTON; ~. WETZELL 4 co.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER.
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively TO the
Proprietor Of this Medicine. That right hss been
Gently sustained by Court Of law, AMI ANY person
found selling article by that name and not OF The
manuiacsare OF Perry Davis son. III be prosecuted
BENARE!.
article puFporiag to be the genuine Perry Dsr,
Pam Killer. 20 cent snei Manufactured in the city
Eof 81 Louis, and sod throughout the Wrst ~ rsM
year. It's base counterfeit aud the accompanying
Pamphlet yia.n Forgery - easily tested BY
its own color 10 the wafer while the Genuine article
gives TO the waters white or milky appearance Be
ware Of another coun,srfsn article Of Pain kiilsr
bout to be issued from 81 Louis under the auspica
one Phi!andsr Joass, this is fictitious We knos
the names persons nd reputation OF each and all tbs
siiainous gang They are portion OF the same crtu
that coan,trfsitea the Pain Killer In 81 Louis last
year. They are also engaged in counterf.itinss val
nahe article OF Family Medicine called Smiths Tonic
Syrup. They are notorious for this Kind Of Pirsci
operations. We shall publish the names Of these
Eounierieitcrs as soon as We learn that they have
made saies OF this new counterfeit Perry DAVIS Para
Killer. Beware OF Hawksrs' buy Of regular Agents
or OF Druggists and Dealers tina, YOU know TO Be hon
est men.
Principal Office for the Sale of the GENUINE PER-
RY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, in the Southern and Wes
tern States, No. College Building. Cincinnati Ohio
J. N. HARRIS CO.. Pfoprietors.
Henry Baksley Of 81 Louis, Mo-, Ceal. Agent for
No., IN and Iowa.
Eidridge 4 Son, Wholesale 4 Retail Agents, Dar.
export; +. +. Gay, Burlington, Iowa; ., Mar.
tin, Galena; VIM r. Norris, Rock Island; s. H.
Nesmeth, Perry, Pike county, lIl,, and BY Drug
gis,s and dealers generally in the United States
March 18Th, 1859 28l
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WAsmIsGToN's Farewell ADDREss,-
The British Historian, A lisoh ia speaking
of Washngton's Farewell address, pays il
The following high clmpliment:--
"He bequeathed to his countrgmen on
address to which there is no composition 81
aninspired wisdom which can bear com
parison."
Attempt no, TO ily like an eagle with
the wings ola wren.
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1852. G. 4 c. U. r. R. 1852.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ION and after WEDNESDAY,. The 10th day
~ of March, (untii further notice( fra.ns Will
be run as follows:
Passenger TrGin-Cherry paAey
Leave Chicago-Dearborn street--at ~ O'Clock
| A. VI. connecting with ST Charles Branch K.
| r. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and arrive at Cherry
! Valley, (he present terminus, miles east o.!
! Rockiord) al O'Clock 2. NJ.
Leave Cherry Valley al o'clock P. NJ. connect
ing with the 81. Charles Branch r, r a, o.
clock P. II. and arrive at Chicago at a O'Clock
Pm.
Pes,eszer Tfain-.4mora.
Leave Aurora at II O'Clock A. NJ. and arrive at
Chicago at III O'Clock A. VI.
Leave Chicago al % O'Clock P. nj. and arrive al
Aurora al 6 O'Clock P. NJ.
Through Freight Tfains.
With Accommodation and Emigrant Cars al
tached.
Leave Chicago-Wes, Station-at 81 O'Clock
A. N. and arrive a, Caerry Valley at 81 o.
clock r. NJ.
Leave Cherry Valley at II O'Clock 4. NJ. and
arrive at Chicago al "a O'Clock T. NJ
F5r lGrer Freight Tram.
with Accommodation Cars attached.
Leave Eign at 81 o'clock A. NJ. connecting
with the ST. Charles Branch K. R at O'Clock
a. nj. and arrive at Chicago al III O'Clock
A. NJ.
Leave Chicago-West Station--at 3 o'clock +.
NJ connecting with the ST. Charles Branch
r. X. at s O'Clock, arriving al Elgn at 7 o.
clock P. VI.
JOHN B. TURNER, Superintendent.
Stage Connections
For Galena and points West, at Cherry Valley.
For Beloit, GAINESVILLE, Madison, &c. at Bels-
dere.
For Ottawa, In Sale, st Louis, Dixon, Rock
Island, Sc. at Aurora.
Chicago, March Is, 1852. e82m
4 GOOD two story BrlcA House tor sale or
n Rent on easy terms. Apply 10
April |. w. BARROWS
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REGULAR PACKETS.
WEEKLY PACKET.

FOR DAVENPORT, GALENA AND ST. LOUIS
a - THE excellen, and fast running
HIGHLAND MARY NO. 9,
STEPalN HEWITT, Master. VIII run regularly be-
tween the above ports daring the season.
Passengers and shippers can depend upon hel
Tor good accommodations, psonptness in bust
ness matters and regularity in her trips.
For freight or passage apply on beard.
Nav 9th. 1882 35-ts
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10Y TO THE WORM,

PHYSICIANS say that Davis Pain Kia,r
those valuable family articles which is one Of
70 relieve an immense amount Of suffering ineid.u,
like ms gcso instantaneous; ths pain j, ROM TINES
For the almost miraculous extinction az ~: Oncs.
medicine was ever discovered equal 10 The pi.a 10
naliy, but never eternay, like too nysr raa inter
Full directions accompany each Bottle 'f~'a'on
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cure,n. :,
Cholera Morbus; Diarrhoca; severe Dnrn,. .nolsn;
Painters Choiic; Piles loiis; General niys!,s.s;
Coughs; Head Ache; sudden Colds; swellea 1 a.!y
cramP. and Spasms; Rheumatism; Palms in Ii. .J R.
PAIN KILLER! =" 1scs nMA
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RHEUMATISM

Why will you suffer the agonizinp main. o,n..
tressing compiaiat9 When you can be cnrsd ~ w
cts: u you will use Davis Pain Killer aceorsi ,~'
direction. asoofoins TO
Try II, il surely will not hurt you and COS, 60
ing ii it does no good; seldom il ever S. VI nun
DIARRHEA AND 6HoLERA.'
II any one doubts the magic power Of n,,;.n.
Killer to cure Diarahoea or even AsIATfC CHnirs
PAIN KILLER, and give il trial. We nesas 'e 81 lhe
10 fail. See certificates In the Pamuhs, ~"cSH
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those who have suffered Al, Tho 49,
OF Dyrpepsa can inly appreciate the value Of p.,r,
DAVIS ram hi'efi asoyereign remedy for ,hl, diar.;
howell COMPLAINT AND DYsENTERy.
No medicine ever offered TO the public Ia. hss. ,
tended with snch triumphant success in Inc cn,. y.
Bowel Complaint and Dysentery as Perry D.vis p,ea
Killer; try u an J be convinced. 'a
PAINTERS CHoIIC.
Iiyou can paint FIRE with charcoal, light wb char
and make coors live and breathe, then Won rsn =,
words give faint idea Of the magic efforts NJ ~.
Pam Killer, when used according direction for M.
distressing complaint Painters Cholic. 'A'
TOOTH ACHE:
10 eonquera peace is not dinlcul,thing as regard
tooth achri one charge Of the as-fsmed Pain KIN
ann II will bout face aud scatter. ,'''
FEVER AND AGrE.
Inc effects OF Davis Pain Killer when tax on arco,
ming TO directions Ia cases OF Chill and Fever are TN
Tor yoarselfi wesay try it; for il cannot hurt YOU
BURNS:
For the relief and cure distressing Burns the Pal,
killer is sovereign remedy; and Is equsil.d by M
remedy ever brought to the American pabiic; Try il
ond be convinced. :"
DISTRESSING COUGH:
What Is Joy! the honey Of existence; really henst
cls and agreeable, AZ Que feels alter be ing cured Of
distressing cough by the use of Perry DAVIS Pam
Killer.
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season Arrangcment For 1862.

For freight or passage apply on beard.
NAV 9th. 1852 ass
season Arrangement For 1854.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
4 THE Elegant passenger s,came
S DUBUQUE, LkGRaSn HoreneesF
z1Rssa Master, will run as reeua
weekly packet between ST. Louis and 6alen'
during the ensuing season; leaving 81. Ianl
levery Saturday evening at o'clock and army
ling a. Davenport, on Monday evenings and ia
ilena on Tuesday mornings.
Returning will leave Ga.ena Tuesday even
ling and arrive at Davenport on Wednesda,
morning and be in ST. Louis BY 8 O'Clock Thurs
day evening.
Capt, Morehouse hopes by untiring efforts L
consult Tie in,eres, Of shippers and the comior
Oh passengers 10 meiit the liberal patronage here
tofore extended 10 him. For freight or passage
apply on board apl 90
REG ULAR GALENA, DAVENPORT ST. LOUIS
PACKET.
4 THE well known steamer BON
4 ACCORD, ]. L. BlsssLl, Master,
- will run regularly between tho
above ports during the season. The Bon Ac-
cord has been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished Passengers and Shippers can de-
pend on her remaining in the above trade.
Capt. Bissell hopes BY strict attention to the
Interests OF Shippers and comfort OF Passengers
10 merit continuance of The very LIBERAL pat
roaage heretofore bestowed OH tais boat. For
freight or passage apply 0 board
April I'D, 1852 SITS
UPPER MISSISSIPPI PACKET,
SHENANDOAH.
LEAVES ST. Louis EVERY MONDAY AT NJ.
a N THE staunch built. fast running
se,slAnt steamer shenandoah. HENRY
$1,000 BEfFE, Master, Will run as reg
uIar packet between ST. Louis and Galena. du-
ring The season, leaving 81. Louis every Monday
81 / o'clock P. NJ. aad arrive at Davenport on
her downward trip every Friday mo- ming.
The Shenandoah, recently purchased oy Mess.
Henry White and 5. f. Porter, expressly Tor the
above trade. has been rehtted, reinrnished and
put in complete order, rendering her one oil the
mos, desirable passenger boats on the river.
Her capacities asa freight vessel are nnequaled.
and drawing only % inches light. Shippers
may rely upon the punctuality OF her trips; and,
from the officers, the faithful discharge OF their
obligations.
For freight or passage apply on board
April 18Th, 1852. 32-is
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Procure pamphlet of a regular agent and read the
testimony OF some of the most respectable citizens IN
The United states, In favor ofihr Pain Killer has
only TO be known to be appreciated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.

The City Temperance Alllance-American
and Foreign Anti-Slavery Soclety-Ame-
rSean and Foreign Christian Union-New
York and American Sunday School Union
American Sunday School Union ut Phila.
aelphia--The Catholic Council Mt Balti-
more-Meeting Of the Antl-Slavery Society
a. Rnrhester.
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phin-Twenty-eighth Anniversary.
The twenty eighth annual meeting was held yes
terday, May IL, at the Musical Fund Hail. in Pha-
delphia Annexed is an abstract of the annual re-
port
REcBIrTs-SI93,Si6 81, Of which s45, 1886 81 wero
donations, and S,2Ol 80 egacies; $l3G, 703 50 for
sales and in payment Of debts from tenants renting
rooms Of the society, $3.50; rent Of depository
$4,000; loan received 800; balance from last year.
81. 52S ~
ExrESDITrnEs.-For stereotype plates, %, 233 IL;
copyrights and editing, S2.7sl So; engravngs, 3d.
go 50; paper, $to,7s3 Oh; printing, e4,552 II;
binding. $50 0i6 is: Bibles and Testaments bought,
and miscellaneous books purchased to fill orders,
$685. IL; interest loans, g. i49 S. salaries of
secretary superintendent Of book store book keeper
salesman clerks, and laborers, 1852 10; rent of
depository and Offices 81, 900; taxes 1924 So sala-
ries and expenses Of one hundred and fftyswo mis-
onaries and agents, and donations of books to poer
schools, &C.. $50, 907 30, (Which includes over
draft this year Of 81 i6s 05 more than the amount
received for this purrose); miscellaneous items,
1929 81; balance cash on hand, go IL. The
society is now indebted for paper, binding, &C.,
s23s99 62, which, added to the amount of loans
debtedness Of $63359 81. The amount Of stock os
paper and books i S90,69i as,
SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONARIES. One hundrud
and forty Of these aborers have been employed for
and territories. These Sunday school m;ss;n.sr;os
have established ,6o5 new schools, and have vs;tsJ
and revived l7s3 other acknowledgements embrsc.
ing 24sN9 teachers, and l64s23 scholars. Thew
have distributed, by sale and donation, $s7, 2Ii
The missionary, labors Of the society are entirely
distinct from the Publishing department. Indeed.
the latter is quite subordinate to the former As
missionary institution, the society has two chief
on)ects|Ist, 10 open new Sunday schools in neieh-
borhoods and settlements where they would not
otherwise be established; and, I'd, To supply them
with means OF carrying on the schools successfniiy.
when thus begun. The board have Just appoint1d I
missionary u establish sunday sshfQl y QsliArail
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MON COURSE. l. L-TRu-rING.-ON HONDAY,
s.0o TSn To- A. half past o'clock r. n, sssea fox
80. .n.oo mhs Ans r.,sSI. harnesa w. wood
run namcs g. mac, psssr; u Nelson namse g. r. War
Lase immediately after match for $780, mile
snrse In hva 90 saddles j. Woodi M b.
IN Lola hontes II Jones gr stages Will leave
futon erry brooklyn. fer the osloch and
turn when the sport Admission all parts q the
course, on this occasion 80 cents
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURSE, LoN0lsLAND--
~ Tuesday. hngnst u b. At o'clock, r. match will
come OF for 81 900 mile heats, In harbess Hiram Woodruff
bay mare Sarah jerks Isaac Woodruff names baV
horse Dutehman. lit rsns-she next fair day
rENTREvILLE TROTTING COURSE "A PURSE or
~ $50 will be given. to on Tuesday, August 18th,
mile heats three In fve 10 harness Free Tor all trotsing
horses Oh rotted for Epte- TO be made ct
Faulkner Duryea's Of East Brordway aud Catns-
rine street, by Eakpast o'clock. NJ. Monday, 10th
inst. lift rains the 18th. next fair day.
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ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
"A Of the rieree and King Association of the Sixteenth
ward held 1T Lents Long Room of Twenty second
street seventh Wednesday evening August
n. 1862 the meeting being eloquently Addressed BY NJ
Nc anss. MT. Ira B. Davis, and Mr. Allan Snifen-Mr
Archibald Noble the wing resolutions which
Werc anime usly ADOPTED
Resolved That General Committee in deprivinR tn,
democrats Of the wards OF this city of the rights
which have always exercised Of their
Of the Primary Elections have arogaed TO them
selves which granted to them and which
control the ations in this city,
only violation OF democratic rights and
the desperate aHd usurpaton
which has been known in tho history Of politics.
Resolved That have been supporters OF the de-
doctrine Of State rights and the sub
been opposed authority and the
power and upon the principle the
of the rights OF the people by secret
eaucus of the General Committee ana consider the
leaders this fragrant act ~ aggression as enemies to the
demo party who have atem pied barter
avav It's rights for selfish objects Of its own
Resolved, That will not he bound by any Primary
Election held under call Of the General Committee
which does leave 70 the peepe their authorized
the choice OF their inspectors Of Pri
mary Elections but slal treat such call utterly void
and Of nc binding Obligation or effect.
vi. received, through Mr. Kingsley, from
Che Republican Legion inviting the Pierce aud
King Club attend meeting OF the legion. to DO held at
che Crystal No 2S street. Friday evening which
Invitation responded to with three cheers for the
gon and three tim es three fer Pierce and King
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
shed the National Demo crat and New York Herald
JAMES CASSIDY, President.
IRA B. DAVIS, Vice President
EDwanp Rt S0.rr }secrss.ries.
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IUsTRUCTION.

r PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING SHORT DIS
lance in the country dssrous OF obtaining suit
able Young lady instruct three little girls Ia the
Enelsh branches the piano. Also 10 Assist
sswinr, Ae Of the family. address Hdusaton New Rs-
belle, N r. stating qualifications sad terms, which must
ERENCH LANgUAGE-PRoFEssOR RICHARD
II will begin, on Monday anew course ~ No. White
stveet At 81 o'clock p NJ German, Spanish and Italian
lessons on application Professor Richard the editor o.
40 French Literary Review, paper we'll known In thAs
essntry and which can be obtained at Is white street.
rNsTRUCrIoN.-A LADY DEsIREs AN ENGAGE
nsnt - daily Tsschsr IN family, Or would rscsive
skehe German and French together with kngl!sh She
sjass fsieysnsss AlSTvW "Isstrustios, RssalA snss
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NOTICE THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF MEXICO
IN No. l04 Pearl street to No, 20 Beaver

vUyHE TAILORS OF NEW YORK rae MCMBsnS OF
u the Journeynen Taitors Protective Uuou u cir
nst nua dnner at STRIKERS Bay on hoodayla August
9Th. Ire compaoy anountng to hundred add tvsaty
to tue Of enjoyment by the boat
ny The day delightfully."- serene and pleasant
the merry apd ana posing, the company lively and
some o. rs on the bauh Hudson they
splendid style by the host,
struckDan. which done ample Justice to by the
whole After the cloth iem5ved, Song aud
posed Of var with appropriate hon the Chair
an proposed the health OF tnose
bill of prices, which druuk With tremendous
appliance The company after cpjoyias themselves 10
DAYS IL worthy OF that the great
haf throughout the day. and whilst the
eptb themselves freely 20 enjoyment,
they acgni the great moral principle of
The long be remembered with pleasure by
present that OCCASION ana wo trust
that will have tender to produce deepec conviction
of sad ubto then closely In
ton for two years pAst which time has not nly
mbors air remuneration Tor aoors
10 has had tendency raise the price n soor even
onest who have hitherto stood aloof from them
therefore in macy instances, he Compromises
with hard (aye and In some instances sue
cceds) believe that self the only motive
which IL " them In their journey through this life
the obig atoms Of soetarsn ents The d'ner Vt
such an idea must be apparent 70 rshecsag mind
yield 90 place yourselves entirely In his and
II will not be long before fnt IL out that you
which hi selhthn nonoeives
o.. Arouse then, from your leharsy. IL you men,
preros stve Of selling your labor price a. win be
creditabe TO yoursevee aud beoeaoal families
Rou cannot pisb this yourselves Then join society
and they will assist you TO accomplish that objecs.
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l4----a-~4--- -
MUSICAL.

BOSTON PIANOFoRTES.-THE LARGEST AS50Rr-
- men Of fapob In ths city Is TO he found at the
rooms Of Gilbert Co.. 1888 Broadwa Of Anthony
street opposite Broadway bank and theatre and will be
sold at great bsrrans They have tho metallic frame ard
warranted TO stat cir ate. Dealers supplied very
liberal terms oberts cottage boudoir pianos
lent for small for sale low and Also
extensive assortment OF Gilbert Co.'S i'm proved Eoisa
pianos usiyersaly admitted TO be superior TO all others
HORACE WATERS, sole agent. Twenty Ave second hand
Flames al meodeons to rent cheap, fer SALE at the fol-
lowing osS40 $50 $40 $sS sos $780, $40 si20 SIPS
$3.50, $40 Slt5 500 and SG0. Boudor. $685. Eolian
pianos $3.50 $40 and $500 Grand pianos 5000 do With
doiiap 500 Prince Co heisdeons $S5, $40 S6s, and
NEW 0R0A N.-THE NEW ORGAN, OF TIE
largest oas containing thirty six stops ranks of
keys two octaves of pedals but First
Church A. u,ics will remain for public at tho
ia Tuesday next Cergymen Professors, &c especially
invited. -
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LIQUORS.


9 000 DOZEN BIT. JULIAN AND ST. EsTEPHE
~3OOV Claret. At ~ 12k $3.50 per dozen, bottles
so9 baskets Of HsJok Temple snd
Yousgsrs and Campbelis scctch Aies, YnSs Pale Ale
Cider rhadslphia ale and porter. For sale BY
WIN H. UNDERHILL. $50 Besoms steest.
w dies, Wines, Segars &c. TO-. $50 Broome street
eerni crosby Dealers and The public generally. WIN
erect saving OF twenty per cent by purchaxng above
hs largest assortment s world 81 skoiss Aottisa Wines
yrAndes, 40, &e.
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POLITICAL.

n INERAL MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL-THEsE-
vera wards Of this city reduested to send delegates
g meeting DO held ammany Hall Monday evening.
l6eh inst At o'clock TO make arrangemsAts for public
the late Of the General
Committee recommendation Of the Nineteenth Ward
Pierce and King Association. WIN. DENICKE Chairman.
son X s S%nnAs, SseorosAries.
"A liean Ward Committee of tho Second ward held at
the house Of John Woodwork No 10 Dutch street. on
Thursday evening August H. 1852 the following resolutions
we've adopted unanimously:-
oAaaissd That ths Of tho seeond ara rena
date the action Of the General Committee Tammsny
whereby the democrats of the several wards this
city are deprived Of the privilege their
General Committee have the power
mAhe such app, defiance and against ths
ssrsnes Of the delegates Of this ward.
Resolved, That this Ward Committee dsclam any desire
70 express az to the selsced by
The General Committee for Inspectors Of the Election of
the Second ward but they do feel called upon vndcate
the honesty and sound democracy Of the
raj election BY the democracy ofthe Second ward.
Resolved That heartily endorse and respond to the
by the Of she several wards
State BY thus endangerng the electoral vote and will
operA with them take for general demon
otrat0b the subject.
Resolved Tba, will participate in or abide BY any
primary election held not appointed either
b. she democracy Of this ward their authorized
by the democracy Of the ward and viii
shall direct
Resolved That approve of the action Of delegates
in the General Committee and that they will their
bsst enaeavor total repeal of the command OF the
General c. mmittee.
With the other wards that feel aeved the
r. 6. o'coNNoR. Chairman.
Taos. J. RoeERs, Secretaries.
WILLIAM \
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RAILROAD FREIGHT.

- ATEs OF FREIGHT REDUCED BELOW ANY
other RouteDetermned TO retain the trade ofPhila
delphia In Its accustomed ohannel have reduced
rates to Pitts burg 20 cents 100 b first
goods and 60 cents 100 bs ON second GLASS goods While
from this city 30 Cincinnati At less than 81 Per 100 lbs
Should the Ohio be low, prepared BY
emit with the Ptsburg and Cleveland Columbus and Gin
snnAu Railroad Companies 70 forward goods at the fol-
:s;. q 70 ~ Cc,.mss: arss .lsss 81 sd second GLASS
roads equally rates. The average COST ~ this
and che time shorter thsnby ether 70 the
West-Duthh Humphreys Co.. LAT Market street.
Harrs Lesch 10 And 10 South Third street; Lewis But
lsr no MARKET street; Bingham Dock R Narkst s1rees
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MATRTMONIAI.

MATRIM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
an III @ Lawtsn, Boston formerly Of Lon
pAin objections to enable ladies gentlemen 70 win
hearts NAV Ss"irs nssy ne =. g sss,r
hss al may bs married irrsspssuvs q ass. Appear
anee or positions and last though noe least -
ranged with snch ease and decscy that detection 10 I'm
possible Address Prcfsssor LAYTON Boston. Mass No
paid.
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q K ONLY WILL SECURE FARM OF FIVE ACRES
O Of good land the balance payable by Of
81 month. These farms 1T Lakeland, L. L.
healthy and delightful location where fever and ague
ever Known exist Farms and village lots ut this
place fast rising in public estimation, and their
daily Increasing Their eapablty producing and of
Of those who have purchased and cultivated them Their
to the city Of New York. known to be the best
market the world for all the various productions of the
earth vhich be raised here well At the far West
and sent market day where ii will
highest price, Apply to G. WOOD, 208 Broadway where
be had gratis and all desired inform alton syen