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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12
DUNG LADIES SCHOOL.

ISIS ID DLLY would announce 10 tie nah.
VI Is ief iaieitinH Of opening d School Aus
~, II lie building formerly orcapiei BY liz
Misses Gslruh al the Corner 0! Third and d ID
STA
The course Of Education viii embrace ~ con
nection vi the con on In i,li branches.
sehta, ssuononS. Ri'any, n .laral AMI NJ IA
phii3soph ard ~ n
Dave, OIL, A l4.4 4. 1852 10 #
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T1Sf Received per Ban accord, 50 kegs
u Eastern Nails and Spikes:
Bright Log than<;
Smiths Bel ovs and Vices; Screw Plates and
Grili;G's Horse SAGE Nails,
All. w. ii. IilLDRETIS,
March 10 hardware Store.
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM Of so acres, part imbcred land
j nj le, ire.n Davenport. 30 acres enclosed
possess GA eiyen Immediately, By paying Tor
crops planted.
Also WI improved farm loo acres with
timbef, on the terms, IL rites from town.
w. BARRoWs, County Surveyor.
MAJ 9th. 1852.
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READ THIS!
Prairie State Stove Store.

Irailic CiulC ClOYc EtUIc.
r HAVE the ri-ht 10 SCI The above Stove in
i this ma ket / i. warranted to b Tie hea, :
te-t and most au ahlr, 10 ossess adv IMAGES ~ I
a others Tor speed AMI excellence III CookiHs
ani t. give perfect "A islartiei.
| will sill The alb We owes Wholesale al
Quincy prices, incl .airng freight.
The nie,sl. II a having bought Cpl n. B
8uior,i's entire stock OF Stove. and Tn Wale a.
The Old Sianl C rn-r Of Mn AM SecanI
streets. west o. the lie Care Hon.e, would res
.r.cuntIy inform the Citizens al Dtanpnt and
the pobl generally ihai he has On aud and IN
lrn S keeping The largest anh best as,or'"'nt OF
COOKING g. HEATING STOVES,
Ever offered in IL This Market, which be viii
.el low iur cash or County ftoinc lie wis
a!so sell In ware at 81. Louis lNaoles2Ie bill q
prices.
lin and Copper Ware ropai ed al the saof'es'
Ina,iee. Oh S,ovps 'akeu N paii paw tor new
ones Second hand CpoH qa.' ita'ins Stoves Oh
AID for sale.
He will .ay The aighns' prices fnr Oh Conp'r
Brass aud Pewter. GIVE q cail-no tfohnl'
show Stoves anil inv are.
II. WICkERSHAM
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

INh "a .IH..l Y, NLaNE aaa i5eNE La :
nsxr. for the cure ei Buses, Sarains,
corks. Chaies OF Calls, Cuts, Wonnds, Rheu-
liatsin, etc etc.
Tais popular Imminent has been extensively
assd in nearly every ciiy. toErn and hamlet, ~
tbn Western States, and everywhere the nosi
gratifying results have been received ~ m
proprietor 81 It's efficacy IN eurug All diseases
ol Mh ca il j. recomtaeaaed. iae Nerve anu
R5ne I. nimen; has ever betn igafded IS ~
81 ,ae l.ost r.lsGtua! remedies yei discovered tor
~ speedX cure Ut all alaeasts where an exier
ual application IS needed Tor nfaa OF beast =
aeHetr4fas Immediately % the seat oi the dis
ease. either OF the Nerves or Bone, and affords
speedy relief.
lre5~ For safe only At Or. EAsrggLE's Family
Medicine Store, coraer Of Third aud Chesnn' sts.
For sale BY E.narpGE l. sus, Post ostiee
R.ileinps april
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$40 REV ARD!

aT?tYgD or STOLEN on Monday, laly
> lath. large Bay horse. b aze Oh to-
{ ,reheu,., and branded with Large On the ieiI
shoulder.
The ab,.ve Ragart, will he given for his return
to the subscriber !Wing IN Davenport.
WM CIR }S5aN
lnlp %. 1872
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

,fguE undersigned having bought Col ~ D. En-
tsrds sntire stock o. Iron ~ the old Stani corner
of " ain ana Second Strtts. West OF tbs IL lItE'
House. woald respectfully INTERN the eitlZ"ns OF
DateEpoft and the put,ic generally. that he has on
hand aud intend k-epimt full assoi tmen in the
nhor. Iine OF business. W. beiirre are selling
Iron cheapcr THAI IL can he had any other rsguaI
Iron S ore ia Davenport else where. Pielse give
as a call, We sell cheap Tor Cash NO hardship ~
entrftain company. Gums Where YOU can get what
yea want. - - r,.
r9.Ga,
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200 acres OF Timber Land
"zzAzLEwooDu.-FoR SALE,

ygyHiS valuebie farm formerly occupied by
Z Mr. Sargent, continuing so acres Of farm.
ing Iand in high state of cultivation, an orchard
81 200 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together wlth 10 acres al iine timber, situate
oa the Blue 6 sass read 81 nlles from this city;
Is Offered for SHE on very reasonable terms.
COOK 4 SARGENT, Land Agents
March I'll, Io51
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gNs1apEsOyGD LAMBS FOR SALE

M etier for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres OF Prairie Lands IN
Lots OF Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, hing u different parts Of Scott County,
selected b ourselves with great care.
CsH1k Il SARGENT.
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REMOVED.

Q CIRICkER s s CHIlbT have re moved IL
= .he ne~ buld.ng Oh Corner OF Brady and
u Streets (nenrly opposite The Post Dfieo)
there they viii he hlrPy to sec iher friends
ma customers
Dayennort Jn,c 1lh 1862 II a
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WI eyAbi; At Davenport on TersoAY, Aug
t7th. 1882
Ds5fs open al Il ans Is O'clock. Pstfo man,
aes "a rBrncc sH' : scb.
iamiss0a~-a01cs. - reats PIT, . Cents.
Tho Characteristics Il ID ss4h!tshalcG. o.
So 10 jhe isrg.ft col chan e.
IqHfia, q m9aasie an Dramatic ItdsHt!
lsgtr e,,tsetf# 4 n eae travelling eo,al,aHy.
iIaSr, Druma and Craftsmanship.
Being herr e. crHtrae into enc etaal thTee-
tait c,Hhira'jen n whirh
HIRTlL eff4tC, NAstC, ME- O-83AMA,
EQrITATioN SPECTACLE,
PAv4oNtea, Res asa Taa8spY,
II NIL. both =. eff rvtsee. Hni httt-t up the
G sud eae, eraatelg hewii!afin4 al.d del ghi.
isa tie spectator. The rircetascubed uait> III
i4.s cad wlI lsigtt only ot a btras-eye elinpse
i IN IN teftul out Il ssh eh tltse resuIis are I'll
+ c.eJ, VIZ: tse fsf"d
ApoLLoNTcoGs
Drawn in p-7eessiou ~ f1stg linses-- four -
h. ast, conanjng tbe
RENOWNED NEW YORK CORNET BAND,
Winch wiit execute ytrsu iap lar Wi'tErheS,
tyerfueas, &c: willie moving .hrnash tic SIG
An her 4rana feature oi lhs Company, aad
never he,eio or attempted ,y a. cher tn.v~l.
+! ~ t1stahlish,Hst, .tsthta id,i u The E4aes-
tail1 Troupe VI cama fe
Dramatic Corpse,
By tie aid % raan wi be felres' med every
night yeEy Interesting Patno,le National Dfa-
rssE spgFsGx' or ".9s!
Introducing sevcra1 t@r lirg scenes from the
lives at the II yolaai"n1fv heroes.
OIL P.a Gfasf3t HattipgtoHt aaa Mad .in-
Toy 8r4tri
The whole combating with q aud living "a
leeg. 2 Which he
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-12

ID my f12 SALE "A suali oak beowG
l. mare yeas OLD, On Of the kini-s aur
toughest beasts 70 he found ani prri.cly sound
N every te.ptc, Pee - dollar Tor further
particulars enquire eli II. 4. PORTER
August ieth, 1859. K elk Island
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rCH SALE.

4 FARM in Hue G.ass settlement OF AGO
- acres, all aHder cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post aad pine hoards-Orchard 2uO irIis
Trees, Re, together With 10 acres OF umpe:
be divided into lots 10 suit purchasers
hiarchl1. c OK e. SARGENT.
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The Old FLAG injured.

hO oiN MS 1850 = -
CURING has cone ami everg day ha. il chan
- a4sand he il WISE who is prepared Tor The
i,,4filp. Every one itq.iifes coin'oitaola Cioih-
;ng. and hexi in order Is TO p1rclase RkAPL' {.
We a!,ts4 all those ii at are M maal Of CiosAin2
cali Al the
sOvy.a CLOTHING sI0EGE,
(. on, S,e,t, opposite the Steam Mills. II ttpf
Ui.b soad AM Cheap Goods. ds We s-h inltt
Chea, ~ than any olhe, c uit.pg Store IN Das-
en- a., asd keep larger assortment, eohsislih-
II cart OF -
spting and Summer COATS, B'aclS, Blue,
Mulberry. Brown and Grey Tweed Goats, Az
,ara. men. rte etc.
pANIALOONS, hlack Doe sin AMI fancy
French ami EaglIsti Cashmere Pants, E4rttoh,
el.ei. Satiastt, Cot;ohade, ALPACA and LtieA
Pans. -
settles. lhsendies, variety.
slaRiS, Pine Linel Boaoms, Cal. 0, Check
II ckoYy, etc. etc.
Cotton Net and Noelsa thdeF-shl''s aHe
Hh,rsanl CAPS. Cinr Mole,kin, FnagS styl"
Ks,sulh. California, Jeany Lind, straw fanaira
I.aghasn y hn L,a., e'e. etc.
ara NkS. fine l.Ha'her, from 81 - 70 ~ ".
Crseais. Sax Iiamise'rh,ets, Cotton N'os'
fp.brtllas ana CarptJ Bays
t.t,n assortment ., fnsl h, FreReh an
american Cloths, al various tlots Cqssuh-ie
| Plain Bark, Dosskin, AMI taNcy Cass'nefs'
1 4 ,oio's. e.t
| Cnstom wori, made up in Fashionable Sfy'
laqa walian ed Is 1T or no sale
Davenport, May oh, 1852.
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NEW GOODS! NEW EOaDsi!
I01l Fashionabie fsonaets jus, re- l4sZ7
q IO c-isea and wh,cl, are new selling x
Al ,s-, pf ce, Than cd cue, cost 10 fix owl, b,
May q G WHISTLER
TnQ0 Pieces Of Ribbons Of all kinds ana
LAY . WHIsLER's.
= Xix PARAsoLs-A large assortment iasi
Ctce,sai sud Tor sale at WHISPERS
E,RENCH Flower. and Wlealls, just received
l. and Ter ale al NnlsLER's
EANCY Dres- Goods, Just received, SILK Tis-
l. saes isrocaIei, sEaneeable, Chefe and
F.orenee Six; Rarage ie Lanes Lawns. Cham
bray G.rsham.; Fanct Batases; Nc., Caeap al
hfay ~ WINS Es's.
StHAWLS -Cashmefr. White CANA, Gaze
- ami other Shawl, ehea2 at EnhIfS,s.
NANCY Xix and 5.id gloves ana mitis FOR sale
il cheap at NalSIfR's
s,ILk lace aud arrge Wells; wor,ed sleeves,
| - collars and cuffs, Tor sale low at
mas ~ WnEsfrs's.
:. saiA's. sst1O.s!s.
Faconets and Canbric Mnslins; India Mutt;
y Bishops. ictora and Cardinals Lawns bob
net ard figured Swiss. Fer sala al
Msv27 c. S WHtsLER's.
SUn PIECES OF lasl eolgr Ca!ieocs. Very
D{UD cheap at WHISPERS.
600 PIECES Of brown an" nd, e hss o. y
| !. IT, market al WasLfR's
11lI1 Yaid5 a, Woo. { rrcts, The lowest
NV a,iccs. at Wnistrk's.
En UoIiN nose, seas and Gloves, Tor saie
OH lo@. j WISHES.
90 PiLCr-o ie, 1l,A NJ, caeeh ana hickory,
10 %, .lie lov. q, WnlsltN,e
.,hion1bl- SIX, Lcguorh, aud koss'.th tfats,
| L. ana ca $ f. sasea' 2r!-LsH,S.
| @ FLn, a /. 'it,nei. ptu4d CiQiits. Cssl-
| - neres SATIN and other Vestln.s. Gpr sale low
lat WHsttN's.
STORKED Cnttains; figured oil Ghntz ana
| w Bun Damask Musllhs, tor sale low at
| Msy q WnlsLFR'S
IYnn Par 81 fancy boots. SAoe,, and Slip
/ IJUU I.rs, al less ,h-n = Louis prices,a at
"a. e.. WHsfER's.
DUMBAz.INi., Cia.,es; Alpaca; Lastres; LIN
ID ers; Crash, sc, iowat WalstFE.s.
TARPEr Bags; sa,chdls; Trunks FER sal- at
~ may y WHISTLER >,
Ca)PPER-ssllrIIINtl.
EvflIlE subscriber is prepare TO DO ans K nd oi
/ L Cooper Smith Work, s'ran Pine, SC.
II. WiCKERaIiAM.
Davenport. June 81, 1852
STOVES
a1S STOVES Of al kinis just receiving
/ - - and f,r sale ,o~ ~
n WlCkERSIAu
Davenport, June 81, la3a
/ LADIES' SHOES.
-, THE subscriber brgs leave 10 inform IT,
i AMI ,,t,.s or II ysrno / ana vicinity that b.
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CI7ss l.S9T's EOfi SALE.

WE have forty L lts IN Green's Addition"
w anI .Cll- x sargenl.s addition to the
city oi Davenport, WHICH we vii sell al tar pri..
ces, and 10 persons DESTROYS OF improving VIII
give liberal credi. for portion If the purchase
money. G OK SA RGENI.
Davenport Feb -. 1852
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Iowa Land Agency.

A! *. M. NeGHtlt r,
Attorney 1T Law and General agent,
MAIN ST.. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
r0NlIHttLS 70 collect Deb,s, Bay, Sci and
" Locate Land Warrants, Buy and Sell aea.
tstate, Pay Taxes, Investigate Titles, inyesa
Money, Negotiate loans on Bond and Mortgage,
Remit money TO Europe or any part OF the tn-
rod States, and do al other business entrusted T.
MS care as Attorney or Agent, with pfomptaest
aud despatch fnne l7th, 1872.
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LADIES SHOES.

-, THE subscriber hrg> leave 10 inform IT,
IN Ladies oil Diverpot ana vicinity that he
eS-hss opeued ladies' Shoe Shop, on Nam,
nsar ~eco,d ST., wher, h. Will makt to order,
LADIES' work OF eve ! desert ''ion, 81 Tie shortest
notice, ami he u,tl also keep il'l supply on
hand OF all SORTS and sizes.
SAME. WORTH.
aYfnrort, May nth 1852. 38-lt
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,sO! FOEs CALIFORNIA!

N!CIAfL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS 70
Ifl sanigraie 10 California, offers for sale his
sarin Of, the tyaubesipiaica river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, 40 acres N
Water wheat, comfortable leg house. Here -
eha.ce !1f d bargain.
Apply 70 COOK y SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb. ~, 1859.
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At A BARGAIN.

YyTE offer Tor sale The farm OF John Grace ~
w Walnut Grove containing Ia acres, -
acres good tinhei; ore hundred acres IN euhvs-
tioa and weil walefea. The owner wants 10
70 . California ami The property will be sold at
bafgaiG. z On q SAhJENI.
Davenport, Feb 1882.
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gUOSA q DakUYIkE.lk.
TOOK, JNo. P. CooK
Elssas aAlf..

4 FINE farm !. he Mississippi River adjoin-
Il ing the Town al BGfalo, comfortable DWELL
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
bly, situated. VIII be sold at al good bargain.
For terms enquire OF J. S Simpson, Buffalo, Or
OF COOK a S ARGENT.
Tor,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
FOR TnE viRGINIAN.


GENTLEMEN Having seen, lew morn
mos since. the letter Of Gen. o. q. Clay to the
Stockholders of the Va. and Tenn. Railroad
Company. and communication in this morn
in IS Vireinian, recommending Mr.. Burwell
for the Presidency. | beg leave, through yon'
valuable aud widely circulated paper, to
bring To the notice Of The Stockholders the
e.m CHARLES II. LYNCH, Esq.
oil his CRY.
Mr. Lynch belongsto the Directory, and has
lhibk, ever since the organization OF the com
nany. While do not wish TO deracI from the
mrlils Of any one, think all will bear me OH
IN saving. thal no one connected with The Com
pauy. has discharged his duties with more r.
delilq and ability than c. II. Lynch His bus
Inc - habits, his fine practical sense, his eXten
siye nforuulion on all subjects connected VIII
Railroads, and particularly his intimate ae
uaainl0nce with every part OF this great work
lin which II t only this CITY and the co1nue'
through " hich II passes, bur The whole Stat
has SO dear an interest, eminently qualify hn
iorthc Presidency. IL. +.
Oct. 20 Republican copy.
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DcafI. Of DnnicI webster.

d The great American Statesman md OfatoI
H. no more Death, that respects no station
nor service, nor worth has leycled with The
: dust the mightiest inleilec, oi onr age a h"
weeks ago we laid in the grave all tint wa
mortal o Henry Clay Buta fpaooi tune has
passed by since Calhoun was borne I" ''hf
dark honse AMI the long sleep aud now Web
SER, the last Of The triumyirale Of eIoquence
Ipatfiotism and genius. has reached "the sen
mark of liles utmost sail" When 'neh mer
die. mol the country ulone,to whose glory thei'
Lives were consecraled. susiains "A bcrcn v'ment,
but the family of mankind may feel that the
lights which she'd riost lnstrc on humanity Iav"
gone out, and, with common sentiment oi soi'
row, may say
"Clo4c up their eycs. rpa dav the curtain close
Aud let us all 10 m"d'tniion.
Mr.. Webster brcathcd hs last NJ his resi-
|dence, at Marsbfcld, Sunday morning. about )
O'Clock. The uticulnrs OF his illness, so far
las they have reached us,viiI br found inanolher
column of this paper. 1t would he common
place to speak al i'm in the language ordlnari.
NV applied 10 men " no hive been distinguished
for great powers Of mind, and for varied aud
Industrious public service II may well be
doubte whether this or any other oge IN lh's
Tor any otaer country, las produced clearer,
lsounder, and more comprehensive iotellrc',
l,han that If the great man Who has fallen -
aOf the characteristics OF his mind, and Of the
many incidents lhat have marked lbs splendid
parliamentary and diplomatic career, "e re-
serve for another occa.ionto speak. There Is
1 food enough for Que day thought.in the s'mplt
announcement WEBSTER Is DEAD.
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F,RrAn alarm Of fire last night. about half pes,
o'clock proved be in the Cabe House. in the ron
tbe Rev. A. Doniphan. Mr.. D. and his lady ere =
church, having before they left their ROOM used e, e.,
,rcesntion to prevent such occurrence. ser,n,I
i vn left in the room, bur could give any accopn
+ the manner in which it originated. The farnitur,
md Clothing in the were considerably damaged r.
vas large quantity Of the furniture in other parts of H.,
bnildng,-no by the fire however bat by eareessne..
n removing il
It i. to be hoped this occurrence will damage the
popularity of the House, Mr.. Raite exercises yig
,,ce and care trouch bis entire establishment and d
covered the fire before any Of the tmbera o. aooriDg
caught.
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bird because the selections are based upon al
lea. y bich seems difficult of comprehension
- fl,e book .tnaker1 of The North, that there Is
9ae talent aud SOME eloqnence at The South
The selections in the southern Orator :
though MOI probably the best that could nave W
BEEN made. are from such men "a McDo"e' Il
Seldom. BeIinger, and others oil Virginia Clay
,aIhoun, Berriea, HilIiard, Rhett' Ioomo''
'ephcns, &c.
Mr.. Fitzgerald is in our city, and VII cal
.n,,,,,= teachers of schools.
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Southern school Books.

Mr.. q. =. Fitzgerald, agent for the Publica
ion House OF b. f. Gritiin, Macon, Ca. la,
placed before us package of School Books
composed of Southern material, and adapted t.
Soatbeu taste and wants. They consist of tn,
Appalachian Primer; the Appalachian Reader
Nos. |, = and 3; The Southern Orator; and Gr,
fins History of the United States We recom
mend these books to public tavor--frst be
cause we " ish to encourage Southern enter
because they are entirely fire,
rom those obnoxious and mischievous 6no.
LAT Southern institutions, which We Some, inn.
see in Northern works of the kiud-.,d
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| SONTAG.--Sontag finds in the Mort
IAmcrican," Of Philadelphia. her most apprc
icmlivcand capable critic thus far, in this coun
itry. Writing ofhersecood concert, which wasa
brilliantly and numerouely attended as tn,
first, he says, with great discrimination and
good Judgment:
Ave have heard with wonder and deliah
lthe glorious voice OF the Swedish songstress
have been spell bound by the pr culiarly ching
jtones and versatile powers ofMadame Bishop
haVe felt every lender emotion stirred by the soft
3meIlow notes of Bosio; aud more recently hay,
4 llstened IN amazementto Aboni' ssupelb organ
lmanaged with the perfection ofart COMPRISING
III conceivable difficulties with the most perlcc
\ ense and with nonchalunce of air and manner
(which seemed to assure YOU that, ii it please
Cher She could master even greater obstacle,
n han she bad yet astonished you with; Lut onl
fear has never been nearly satisfied with anS
8eNhlOlton of vocal skill as in hearing Madame
xSonlag. Her voice is a soprano Of unusual
&compass-the upper notes clear. sweet and
round, and the middle and !oWe err ones, though
I 'Gt extremely powerful, are full and peculiar.
2ly Sympathetic. 1t has not The volume Of Jen
! nY hinds, nor the amazing scope of Nadine
Alb MS, but 1t possesses far greater fexibiirl
ana dehcacy Of execution than the former.
nj more touching expression than the latter
And the following is IN equally good taste. and
aeqIay judcious: I've have never seen an ar
4 Isl " 9TH less Of stage trick about her--no long
Sustained notes suspendingt the melody until You
aar' impatient for Its completion, not even triiI
tlc sweetest We'll as the most difficult al vo
scaI embellishments, is prolonged beyond 1dein
staat when you feel that good taste would die
State lis conclusion. We have felt before nov
/ that the most delicious MARBLE ever heard misb
thecome even painful to the ear, and instead OF
aearng pleasing impression would rather giY e
/ ''Se TO fear of lis repetition. Madame Son.
] ag suhdues her powers to the appropriate OK
Spresslon cxactrl i'y the music. and never dis
splays her wonderful capabilities at the expense
spf good taste aud true feeling"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
MAIDEN DISTRICT, Ka., VA, !
n.,nto, IL 1879

oClDDef H. loDSt
NJ Ncieion.-I have learned that my nnme
was on the Democratic Committee of Nlgl-
Iance for tie Mlldcn District ! was mined
after Andrew jackson, and have always voted
with the old Jackson Democracy-but this
I time these good old principles hive been so
much patched up with abolition, and one Ism
md another that hardly know the party. |
glory rs a Democrat and an American citizen
1 n the name Of Gent Jackson lie was n
General who never tainted at the smell Of gun
powder.
Plcase say this much 10 Mr.. Gardner, tho
editor Of the Western Virgini,n. aud say It s"
loud that he will Immediately erase my name
from the Committee.
between Gen Scott anl Gen. Pierce nave
no hesitation. believe Gen Jackson bin.
self would not hesitate to vote for Scott Gre
ham under tho circumstances.
| am nj tii- time Sc. ttDemocrat and he
Ing such cannot allow my name To stand on tho
Committee Yours nc.
ANDREW JACKSON EADS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26

mi arrifee is its main helper. Its only inni
Il IN ~ msjolities.and It's chief Concern Is 10
,ain hose inajori,es anyhow. and carry them
dong any whiiber. lis yet to he hoped ih'l
tie popolar irl,li gerce at the Sooh. VIII rate
Al is raj value, these WRECKED acts oi political
frckstcra; aud will nol sdilsr noble deyoilen
q the Constitution aud the Uaon Ia he made
he occasion Of groundIess error and lmmea'nr
die wrong, in deciding which ofthe Two great
9arqics shsll control the deslinies OF the co N.
fry.-N y C0Aricr.