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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-21
How we got into the present War.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Enthusiastically friendly to the Admire
istration-gives, in the latest of his letters, the
following account of the probable objects of the
Administration ia bringing ON this war with
Mexico:
ain this view the war may be assumed to
have been commenced for the acquisition of Cal.
iforaia; and the march of Gen. TAYLOR to the
Bravo. ostensib!y for the protection of the from
tier, may haze looked to results for more COM
prehensire and magnificent ag
"The fact is incontrovertible, at all events,
that the Administration from the start calcula-
ted upon the remuneration of California. The
march of Gen. Taylor to the Rio Grande was
designed to act as O. persuasive to the reception
of MIR. Slidell. 1t was thought his presence
In front OF Matamoros might be an indictment
to the Mexlcans to negotiate, as the only medi-
um OF escaping positive war with the United
States, SO powerful in all the elements of war.
1t was expected that in negotiations thus bro'ght
about, the cession of California in quit-claim for
indemnities would be easily attainable. In De-
cember, 1916, the Administration did not dream
of overrnnninng Mexico;' but it was hopeful of
intimidating the .Hericans into a treaty., and
the acquisition Of California, without war, and
without manufacturing Wing generals to per-
pick Father Richie with regard to the success
sion." t..-f
We are not aware that any Whig press has
ever expressed quite as severe judgement as
this upon the motives of the Administration for
marching the army Of the United States into
territories of Mexico. According to this ex-
position, what the Administration really propo-
sed to itself by that movement was to bully the
Government of Mexico into a cession of Cali
fornia to the United States,-.Ndt Int. s.T
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-21

ARIsTA AND HIS GENERALs.-The following
rich scene is actually said to have taken place.
The description remarks the Matamoras Flag,
is derived from gentleman high in the con.
fdence and esteem of the chief actor, but whose
name we are not Permitted to mention: Er.
After the battle of the eighth and ninth of
May, when the Mexican army in their retreat
had reached Linatos, Gen. Arista summoned
Generals Ampudla, Torrejon, RiqueDa, and
Canales to his quarters, and thus addressed
them: s
s'Gentleman-I am about to resign the COM
mand Of the Army of the North, and have sent
for you that you may know the reasons which
have influenced me. They are simply these. 1
cannot command the army with honor to N.Y.
self, or country, as long as it numbers SO MANY
towards, with high command, in its ranks
You, Ampudia, are base coward; entrusted
you with 5000 Of my best troops; you betrayed
your trust, proved recreant to the interest Of
yourcountry. and terror stricken, fled tremblIn.:
and dismayed, without being within half lea2
que of a hostile gun. h.
"You, Torrejon, have some reputation as a
calvary officer; God knows how or where you
obtained it; am only astonished that YOU
should have the effrontery to command
"You, Riquena, called yourself an artillery
officer; you have been consistent through life,
only in one thing, your cowardice; you are,
brave like all gasconaders, when dangers are
at distance: but when the hour of battle ar
rives, you are either not to be found, or yonr
terror renders your presence not only unless
but injurious. ea
Sand you, Canales, to be called GENERALLY
whatsa satire! what bitter irony. Gehera..-
faugh! robber, avagabond skullker from ran
cho to rancho, cowardly pauper, whose very
presense is loathed by every honorable man,
and whose clim to the title oil General pros
duces the most profound contempt. As for
you Colonel Carasco, begone and Trash uour
breeches yoU dirty dog! 77s
"Gentlemen, I am done with you; our con-
nection is at an end. Would that vonr CO.
nection with our unfortunate country was also
at an ends eli
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-21
sYPSILANTI SENTINEL.
~ PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT YPslLANTI,
t wAsRTENAw co. MICH. BY
CHARLES WOODRUFF.

TERMS.
81 so Cash in advance and 81, 90 will in
variably be charged if payment is delayed three
months from the time Of subscribing.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-02
L. II. CLARKE'S
Vegetable Sarsaparilla Bi1ters.


ilETk, and hear the glad sounds exuilingly swelling
Through the North 10 the south through he East the
Frneaimng carke's Bters diseases dispellng, West,
And vi! sickiy nortals with health 10 be hIest.
~ X CLAKKE'S Vegetable Sarsaparia Bit
~. ters, entirely Of vegetable position and
Sonro1nded and nedcaed the most in
nernbie and very preyrut Diseases the lanndee and
oisTepsy or lndges aid so variety 0her dis
ire ssiug malades which, untreqen:is receive he
origin 'here'ru. they M ioundstion many other
diteAr@-, asss n rphted J the Clsrke's Bittes
vhieh can0o be TOO highly recommended or esteemed.
The numerous testimonials aud recommendation 10
which the public pleased TO favor, daily, OF The
peculiar aud unequaed efficacy these Bittcr- causes
them 10 he noted tor their superiority any other ned
morbid matter, purifying the blood, promoting DIGESTION
and causing speedy return az apDette with ygor and
uviy olengs. Clarkes Bitlers decidedly preferable
70 any other medicine how very highly
lhey may he recommended) for very important rea-
sons aud should be used for third great For
their thoroughDess In publication. 3D. Instead
ing the already weak patient, medicines do they
gradually strengthen while they thoroughly perform
ing the work Of qualifications and 3d. Because they moi
a QH0ek Medicine.
As carke's Vegetable sarsaparlla Bters composed
Of variety OF medicinal vegetable Ingredients they speed
NY restore man TO permanent health BY eradicaing from
his system the following viz, Sick Headache Pain
Costiysness DarrhDa loss Of Appetite Bilious affections
Gravel Pain In the Side Back and Breast Rheumatic Pains
Liver Complaints Heart Disease, Cough Cold and all az
fectons Of the Lungs, &C. where Caomel has been too
Freely used CLARKE'S BlTTERS Of tho most infinite
importance, and for all kinds Of humors II contains
good proportion OF pure Spanish SoTsdp0a and other
roots Of genial efficacy also for Fever and Ague they
proved themselves 70 be q sovereign remedy sst IN
- ~ Sold by HALLIBURTON CO, Boston, and 3. A.
ROWLAND Worcester. y April /.
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New Iron Store.

no. 10 MIN STREET, WORCESTER.
RICHARDSON, LORING & co. have IN
hand and for sale-cheGp for Cash-English Refined
Bank Old Sable, Norway. sweedes, and Band Il ON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable Sweeds Shapes-Iil.
ser HoOPS-BEST CAST STEEL. Sonderson's,
NdytoTs', anil JessoP'sGerman Coach Spring rteel-.
Also, Russia and English Sheet Iron Crow Bars-Hices
axles and boxes-Io!se Nas-sheet Lead and Zinc sc.
H., l.. s co. are Manufacturers of Tin, Copper
and sheet Iron WARE upon inos reasonable terms
and al short notice ~ Particular attention paid 60 Fac
lory Work-Fin Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Troughs.
$40 ES af all descriptions constantly for sale az the
very Invest prices at the ON STAND Of H. A. RICHARD
SON fsW doors north Of the Eagle HOtel
April 80 u No rs Main ST, Worcester
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MERCHANTS
Great Newspaper, Periodical ano
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.

Foster ST. directly South I'm. Temp. RouSe,
WOR CESTER
a. THOMPSON would inform his friends and
~ customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PEeloDIcAL DEPARTMENT of 5. II. LEONARD-aIi
those who have subscribed 10 Leonard will be supplied
the above place Reasonable terms as has been before
offered. fs
Mr. Thompson would give notice that he BOW prepare,
TO supply every variety Of reading published BY The
drSt publishing houses in New York, Philadelphia anG
Boston they are ont.
All those subscribing him will be supplied prompty AZ
the works are uilt. II Worcester March y
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Twice Day each way.
We respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
PATENTS.
'eracGn and Foreign Office, and Agency u Z
~ O.S. Patent Office. WASHINGTON.

NUstC, NFt1 n eytSy ~ me
=, U. y: Patent Office. WASHINGTON.
yr,up no. ~ state Street, - Boston.
ssnuoscfiDef' BY appointment from the Com nsssion-
- " rntents, agent Of the u s. Patent Daise "a the
oireceivns and forwarding TO the sans an such
shah ~ specmens Of ingfedie Is ALL manufactures ss
.heh ~. mhsenoed to be patented depo.ird therein
w oe received and iorw ardeJ res Of expense and
snhscy,, si owners, and with al possible dspsch The
ments ana ~ prepare caveals, specifications assign.
make ~ .as necessary papers and Drawings viii
tahlsh,no h mo American aud foresh sorks for en-
same N Al legal and scientific ias,ers respecting ~
BY appcaeo ,'y n y E1sope aid oiher counIries
there as vs, Of journey washington and d.sy
tents The s personal trouble in obtaining their III
ss collection Of rare works docSneoss y
patents Of different sSpea.s and me Patent Lsw@d
90 wSo s1s sa 0%s %s This Office been
counts here KEPT of are being oss,hsr Win ac
~ %s 70 a1rd @por assistance and
respects might be difficult Of Which in Other
lyoo X. H. EDDY cf,,J r.
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DVe-HouSe Removed,

FTNHE subscriber has Removed his DyeIne
u Works to his New Shop on CENTRAL STREET
and eniy ten rods from Main Street, where all goods
be e Having hrstrae shop, with every convenience
attached ne feels confident In assuring the public that
work shall be done WELL and at shorter notice than
any oiher shop OF the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Coored, as Usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles COR Mourning done In three days when
required
CLEANSING.
Cpals md Pants cIeansed and pressed, days no
Scts desired. CARPETS SHAwLs of all kinds and MIL
lTARY USIFORMs, ceansed and pressed, and
look well goods satisfaction guaranteed in al.
cases, charge will be made
u Only Office in Worcester is on Cent u
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 20. s5u
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LEONARD'S

Boston and Worcester Express.
'IthE subscriber continues run the EXPRESS be-
tween Boston and Worcester, for the safe rqiismis
sion OF Packages Bundles, Bank Notes. Specie and Der
chandise generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given paying, collecting and ne
goatlng notes, drafts, bills and purchasing selling
merchandise produce etc. Business of ali kinds attended,
TO in the most prompt and faithful manner aud the pat
rons OF this line depend upon the delivery Of her par
GELS with the utmost regularity and dispatch,
foods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
Orders free for goods TO be returned by this Express
: oFFlcEs-HARRDEN& CO.'S. Office 8 Court Street
Boston; J. H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE. 1853 Main ST.
Worcester. = : TEnEApD
Aug. p, 1886 dr.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
EDWARD LIVERMORE:.


BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTURES,
ID ESPECTFULLY invites attention 10 his uerv exten-
IL size assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
together with every article usually found in Bookstores
and as he purchased HIS ENTIRE STOCK FOR CASH
ne GAN and WILL sell the same at wholesale and retail,
at prices that will defy competition.
e. L is constantly receiving supplies from The best
Sources combining in part of his assortment
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS.
in all the varieties of bindings sizes, aud rulings
BIBLES! BIBLES!
Consisting of Pulpit, Quarto, Pew, Poygott c. &c &C.
al prices from IS cents 500
PRAY ERR HYMN, and SINGING BOOKS.
All kinds in general constantly on hand
BOOKS FOR PRESENTS.
in great variety comprising all the ANIMALS for 1877
ALBUMS.-Eegant Bound Books POLITICAL
WORKS OF all the most celebrated Poets
Writing and Wrapping PAPERS, and everv dissertation OF
STATIONERY.
BLANKS
printed on asuperor quality ofpaper and revised in
iormity with the existing Laws
MERCHANTS, SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
TEACHERS and all others in want of any article kept in
ookstores will find uery much to their advantage 10
call above. They will find at this Establishment
every New Book issued from the Press making
the largest assortment of Miscellaneous Books to be found
in Worcester
MERCHANTS
Wishing to purchase SCHOOL BOOKS by the
quantity will do well to call before buying elsewhere as
here they be supplied such prices as cannot be
undersotd an Massachusetts.
Directly opposite Am. Temperance House
Worcester, Nov 4. 7w
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BOSTON & WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
es-z.@tQ,. fs,z4sxs fszss.ss - "A
-sSE ~ e. ~ ~ A.
winter Advancement.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except ouhuayJ
With Passengers from the Western Kan Hoa"' " -
With Passengers from the Western ana N''"''" 4N'''
o.S Wrcsster Passengers att and ii AM an' - Pm
N n Tbs7 a M train will take up no passengers ha'
of birmingham vi hv Steamer 10 Norwich
.sylv every day except Monday, stopping 0"s a.
"0M W., passensers from New York by Long island Rail
~ every sfernoon except Sunday, stopping only az
fT0m'"sN"'" FROM BOSTON.
,or zbanv and Western Railroad, Hartford ne" ia
v.n and New York, at u and 81 Am and 4P.h
For Yoricich and Stations on the Norwich H"roao' u"
a. Worcestsr and Way stsons at II and 81 p,
an N. d The NJ Train will not stop az any sssisA
East of birmingham
Far 4ilLbyyv. at ~ A. n. and 2+ P. NJ.
For Neu York. via Norwich and by Steamer, NJ o'ck
For New York by Long Island Railroad, at u AN.
For Poyk, via Hartford and New Haven at It AM
FROM MILLBUKY.
For Bo.ton and Way Stations daily excep, Sunday, at
ca A.. M and 81 Pm.
SAXONvILLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonvie at u and 10 AN. and P.a.
Leave Boston at 81 AM. f29 end ST Pm
Freight Train will leave Boston at l24 NJ. for Saxon
VILE taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail from Worcester at IA. afrom BOSTON a;
I'm.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, supt.
Dec =, 1886.
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STRAYED on sTO1.rN

into the Enclosure Of the subscriber on the 18th
INST oark brown MARE, hind feet partly white long
switch tail, and will weigh about 1000 lbs with Ilsd
Sleigh, running part light color and brass mounted har
ness string OF small bells about the horses neck and
punao robe, marked g. J. Smith, which the owner can
nave yn ny proving properly and paying chargesi
"hkinsonviie, Dec 1T. J.G. BROWN.
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For rem wing Grease Spots, stana, or Marks from
D,o.hes Iolens, Carpets &c. &C. and rendering the
'Po where IT'S applied clear bright, and
oofs w,M fnH Directions rs cent?.
LIZA the above articles are for sale at the
OnecP D. "st0re, by J. CIRCUIT, in.
Vct 10. H.f.rHt.H0 eod VINO
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-02
Indian Hair nve.

tIOK COLORING THE HAIR beautiful Brown or
BLACK without causing the east njurf "a the skin.
Son Dy Druggists generally throughout the United States
Sne Eenadan supply just received and for sale BY JAS
SnEEN a. CO., Ill Main street, and M. b. GREEN, 200
"'a IN e ,a worcester Price 0cents per bottle.
rcp W div vita
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WANTED

RIO HIRE good industrious man, with small amilv
for years time, TO commence the first of Deoern
Der. Good encouragement given. good House and Ga,
den furnished. HERVEY BANCROFT
Auburn, Octi n
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KeNGy-Annele COM f,,.e -

A LwAYs on hands large assortment a, 80. ..
ComIorIers and ior sale cheaper thar ~ Nsaoy made
buy the material for single one Ho, any person can
ing Houses furnished snort notice ana large Board.
Worcester, Dec ~. B n uApnc.,.L
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MOORISH HAIR DYE.

nl rm permanently dyeng Light, Red, or Gray Hair
me skin. sold with full Directions. - -
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Washington Cotton FIanneIs q, o -,

GOOD PRINTS, madder color, sor = -. ~ ~ Gus
VI let's, good article for cold westhsr ~ rlst-
Muaers left yet at the Peoples Cheap Store M Jew
Worcester, Dec 81. 5in @. M. DAYToTp
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EVENING DRESS coonC

| UsF Ieceived new lot Of Evening Dress -,
Worcester, Dec 20. """VN & co.
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JONES' CORAL HAIR REsTOR I TIy =,

Among the educated, there are who will doubt but
shat by forcing the and scalp of the head 10
aeany action we can csuse growth--aye, dark l0xuii
n growlh The roots being healthy, sediment called
lauun or scur is discharged from The scalp; the hair
now becomes soft and silky Thus the roots strongly
ns,snsu ~ Their native SOIL proudly and spiendidy dis
play 'nelr beauty, specimen OF dseased raised
from aeath BY the powerful aid of science.
w, From the New York Tribune.
ss zee tnat Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia, man
. ~ years Of age the top Of whose head was as bald
a - .ae palm OF ones hand two months since has
nnS GATH hair growing from the use Of Jones'
Coral Hair Restoratve.n
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Examination Of Diseases

BY 9 + u . a n g r
~ T'HE subscriberlss still attending
IN [ ~ to the Examination OF Diseas
~ zszIa4lesl \ " ses at his Room No. IS, Ansricaa
I'd SsoSSX Temperance House. His Clair
20 fHi1i-s vOynnt IS one of the best IN the
>LAMNM country and her examination.
have given entire satisfaction to the hundreds she has ex-
uInined IN the last three years
Hours Tor Examinations from TO s o'clock p NJ
lie Agent for tho sale OF DR. SHER WOODS Celebrated
GOLD PILLS, and Magnetic Compound Bifu,nsn
PLASTER Chronic Diseases, including all the forms
OF Tubercula or Scrofula.
He has also for sale Shsr'Oocds Magnetic Maehinss OF
Sizes the manufacturers prices these Machines
are me noat compact and beautiful article of tbe kjrJ
manufactured. JAMES SHEPHERD, JR.
Worcester, NOV 7. as
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
WONnRR $50

TO cure Eruptions and Diggureneats Of the Skn PIN
Pfes' Freezes oun6urn, SAT- Rheum, ScayUy
Sore Heads, &c. sc.
Is astounding how quickly, by use OF one cake of
Jones ltahan Chemical Soap sallOw. yellow or dark
SKIN becomes beautifully clear and White.
Persons IN purchasing this aiways ask for JONES'
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and, perhaps as many
who have been cheated with terfeits will he too
much discouraged TRY the genuine say such Try
this onceyou will NOT regret it but always see that the
name Of t. JONES is on the wrapper.
rom me NeW Orleans CentlneE, October, 1914
One of our subscribers, Mr. Leonard informs us that
he has been cured Of old scay Salt Rheu OF IS wears
stan ing on his beard, fingers and hands by cake of
an article much advertised ately-we speak Of Jones'
Italian Chemical Soap lie slso informs us that he has
tried It's effects upon his female slave Rose yellow
girl. much marked with sun-spos and he fonnd IN iva
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier
FToB the NetO York Sun.
we make Il rule never notice an advertised ar
cle, but from what have heard from persons
Respecting the powers of Jones' Italian Chemical soap
We 40 MOI hesitate TO pronounce all rsp.esented
ana can therefore, consceuiiouslY recommend Ia our
readers who are afflicted with eruptions nark or disag
nrements.
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ava, and west by Upper California. it is sur
'aed by chains OF mountains and prairie wlds,
nqlng &c distance of 500 miles or more, ex-
70 the direction OF Chihuhua, from which its
epients are separated by an unpeopled desert
sarly 2oO miles, and without single means
'npmunication by water with any other part
ie world.
he whole nominal territory, including these
and uninhabitable regions with which it is
rsected, comprises about 100000 square
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IOWTOM & CO.'S
New Boston and VUornaSfnr E.xrYaas

New Boston and Worcester Express
Aoh me transportation of Packages aud Bundles. mer
and Negotiating Notes. Drafts and Bills PURCHASING and
Seilng merchandise Parkages by this line forps ardeI
p p "orceste TO Salem, Newburyporf Tsunson Fall
Maine. " $50 w ~ s "
Twice Day ench way.
we respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
GEORGE MOWTON,
CHARLES JOHNSON
npsfEhEScEs-Mes Gilbert 4 sons Jnha e. Thayer
" D. osner' W. Clark IL Co, Gardner Colby $50 hos
Co., Worceater. " ~
.uFFlcEs-Longley az Co.'s General EXPRESS no.
Worcester. 80 d,y,c ~ : - '1I s ~ 7''
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PRINTS,

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW, and all there Is In
orceser can DO found at the Peoples Cheap Store
""'oes'eri Dec II. 5ln q. NJ. DAYTON.
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NE proceeding figure is given represent IssESsi
hLS PERsPIRATIoN II is the great evacuation for the
IMPURITIES OF the body il will be noticed that thick
cloudy mist issues from points OF the surface which in
aes mat this perspration flows uninlerrupIedy when
we are IN health but ceases when sick Life
not De sustained without it, 1t is thrown off from tbs
Dood and other juices OF the body and dsposes BY this
MEANS OF nearly all the impurities within The lang
uase OF scripture is, in the blood is the Le If it
becomes mpure may be traced directly the stoppage
OF the ansensibfe preparation. Thus see all that
necessary when The blood is siagnan infected, il TO
open Inc pores, and relieves itself from all impury
Stanty Its own heat and vitality are sufficient without
one particle of medicne excent omen the nnrs unnn
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JON ES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
~ y perfectly innocent, being purified Of Nil deIeted
Gus Qualities; and IL imparts 10 the skin natural,
heahy, aiabaster clear living white; the same time
acnpg ~ a cosmetic on the skin, making IL soft and
smooth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-28
RAILROAD TO THE MISSISSIPPI.

RAILROAD TO THE MISSISSIPPI.
We learn from the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser that .the B,stonians are likely
TO succeed in their grand design Of connec-
ting the Upper Mississippi Valley with
their city, and cutting Of New York from n
large portion Of that trade. The railroad
from Boston to Burlington, w., is we be-
Iievc, under contract. That road is 10 be
continued 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS through
Upper Canada TO Detroit. From Detroit
the road is nearly finished TO New Buffalo
on The shore Of Like Michigan. The con-
tracts for the road from New Buffalo To Chi
cogo will be lie. this fall, also part Of the
road from Chicago to Galenn. When these
roads are completed, the Bstonians will
have . route Of their own to the Lakes and
the Mississippi"
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THE MORMONs.

We find 10 the National Wing IN appeal
ID the benevolent in behalf Of portion Of
these suffering people. Il is stated that
having been driven by iorce from their
homes at Nauvoo, and unable TO find en-
ployment or 10 remain within the inhabit-
cd part Of the country, body numbering
upwards Of twelve hundred souls, made q
temporary residence on tho head waters ol
Grand River, in this State. Here they
have been for eighteen months, in the will
dcrness. neither able to produce nor 10 OBJ
tain food or clothing. The clothing which
they took with them is nearly worn gu,
and their provisions IRE almost exhausted
Soon, unless relief be afforded them, must
they perish from want. In their emcrgen.
CIV thcy hnve deputcd two Of their numbe,
to bring their case before the American
people. II is one Of peculiar hardship and
appeals loudly 10 the sympathy Of the be.
nevolent. Donations Of clothing or pro
vision sent 10 Messrs. Sproule and Keys
ST. Louis, will be forwarded TO the suffer
ors.