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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
ENGLISH MORMON EMIGRANTs.

We learn from reliable source, that
several thousand English families, members
Of the Mormon Church, will arrive a, New
Orleans during this spring, on their way "a
join the settlement formed in the Great
Salt Like Valley. An agent Of the Nor.
mon Church has been sent To Now Orleans
10 provide passages for the cmigrnn,s on
boa,s to this city, a. fast as thoy arrive
Another agent is stationed in this city, 10
engage transportation for them up the Mis-.
souri, 10 the encsmpmcnt Of the Mormons
on the Missouri river, called s'Wirter Omar.
iers.' This encnmpmcnt is m lands own.
ed by tho Omaha Indians, and in tho i'm.
mediaic vicinity Of Council Bluffs. From
TINT point. or the vicinity, they cxpec, cv.
cry spring to send out MI who arc prcpar-
ed 10 migrate TO the valley Of the Sal,
Lake. *te
Il Is calculated that from eight TO ten
thousand souls, from England alone, will
join the elnigrnting party this season. In
addition, several other large parties are
expected from other quarters of E.ropc.
Al one time, il was tho intention Of the
Elders Of the Church to send these cmi
grants by vessels TO Chngrcs, and thence
across the continent To the Pacific, md by
vessels 10 Calilornia; but since they hive
located their city in the Grcnt Salt Lake
Wiley, and determined 10 build THOR
church there, they have Instructed their
disciples to tako the overland route from
the head cf navigation or the Missouri
Those coming from beyond the feas will
rs far m practicable, take vessels iar New
Orleans, and thence By boats reach the
general rendezvous on The Missouri.
A dcputation Of tho Elders now in this
city are having printed u largo edition Of n
Guide 10 the route from their present en-
campment on the Missouri, TO their new
city near the Salt Lake. Il is very com.
plc,c mud minute work. They have meas
ured the entire route with great accuracy,
md noticed NIL the points and pccaIiarilies
nlong il. They have given The ln,itude.
longitude and altitude Of all tho impor,an,
points, and noticed all the places where
wood, water md grass can be obtained
Ia fact, we have not Il my time seen a
moro accurate work, or ono 80 we'll cnlcu.
latcd 10 assist the traveller on lis way.
In other respects, il is interesting AZ n SCI
cntific Typographical survey Of q large por.
ton Of the Salt Lake basin.
A party Of several thousand will leave
tho cncamp,ncnt ut "Wintcr Quarters
this spring, US carly rs tho grass on the
plains will permit. Il is estimated that
there nrc now upwards Of twelve thousand
souls in the vicinity Of this cncampment.
At least half Of these Mormons will set out
Tor their new residence this spring, and
their places will be supplied by new COM
ers.
Their numbers ore ~ extraordinary as
their movements and purposes appear 10
be absurd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
ron aAxsn.

"a FARM &c $40 Acres lying on the
80 Mississippi river six miles below Davcn-
port, having some twenty acres under cutiva-
ton, the remainder being mostly timber which
owing 10 the scarcity Of fuel in ihe ncighborhood
adds greatly to It's value. ThcEe 10 also coal
mine convenien, TO the river wlltrc coal will rca.
Oily bring ten cents per bushel, n never failing
streams runs through the body Of tho farm, which
is als supplied with excellent springs.
To person DESTROYS OF making a safe and
profitable investment, this farm presents rare in
ducenlcnts. For further particulars enquire Of
IL MILLER, Land Agent.
March 10th, 1919.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30

Tna LounyILl. Ann Nsw OxrsArs
WiRn 6TRErcHERs.-One of tho party Of
young me" engaged In pntsing up tho liae
nj Telegraph between Louisville and Now
Orleans, writes rs follows to the Louisville
Courisr:--
"Onr wire party challenges cny other
wire party in the world TO pu, up as much
~'re in my given number Of DAYS 40 we
csn. ] give the following MS specimen Of
what we can do: We made one mile in for
ff-n'ne minutes, including stoppasca; and
seventeen miles in eleven hours, stopping
one hour ond u quarter Tor dinner. We
can make my reasonable Number of' miles
we plense in day. Two Of the hnys were
struck with lightning the other day, while
stretching the wire during thunderstorm.
They were not seriously hurt"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30

Tho Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Patriot says
Gen. Taylo Nc have snid already, 10
the only man whom the Administration
tears 10 meet in canvass before the PEG.
pie. lfhe is the Wing candidate they arc
doomed! They will spare no efforts to IN
dcrmino bis popularity. They dare not
attack him openly, but they will do all in
thcir power 70 destroy him secretly. They
cannot nssnil his reputation, but they will
play of othcrs sgainst him. Hence their
persecution Of Scott. Hence their pctting
Of Worth. Hence the Unions hypocsitical
eulogies Of Mr.. CIny. They viii use eve
~ possible means II dividing the Wing par
~ in reference TO Gen. Taylor, knowing
that il il only BY preventing HE aomiaatios
a. tho Wing candidate that they havc The
remotest chance of preventing his election.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
ROME.

From Rome there ID nothing new; the
PontifF is steadily advancing in tho path Of
Reform with digni6ed, cautious, but firm
step. Tho people d Rome have been chi
led upon, through the journals, 70 tosego
this year the expensive mummcry Of the
Carnival, md consecrais the money usual.
II lavished a that holiday 10 the purchase
oca DOZEN moro field pieces for the prosec.
ton Of lie city. The hint i likely 70 be
adopted, for npF that Tho citizsns feel
themselves q - treaied like men and r.,
tiopsl hsings, they have assumed shs tastes
sad bearing of such. and Scorn tho grovel.
ling eessimsat q slsvss. keadse ca
M. la1ss. $50 1870
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
WING MEETING.

The Whigs Of Davenport, Township are re-
ques'cd to NEE, nj the Office Of T.. Cook on SAT.
uaDAy Evening at O'CLOCK for the purpose Of
selecting suitable candidates for the Township
Officers to be elected on the Is. Monday in
April.
March 30,l, 1879.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
FARM FOR SALE.


AVlNG made arrangements Tor a con.
- slant supply Of LAND WARRANTS, I will be
able to furnish any quantity to persons wishing
10 sell them again, or 10 locate for themselves,
on the most satisfactory terms.
| also attend 70 locating warrants for settlers
or those from distance, a. make entries In all
tho land offices in the State. Persons DESTROYS
Of making entries or locations can have their bu-
siness attended TO with fidelity and despatch.
In several years experience 10 Land Agent,
have acquired thorough knowledge Of the pc.
culiar advantages OF different locations, and fiat
ter myself that my facilities arc such as TO cna bile
me to give the most perfect satisfaction 10 those
who may favor me with their pa,ronsg.
Being furnished with mups and register OF
all lands entered aud unentcrcd in tho State,
will be p!ensed TO give gratui,ous information 10
those who desire it An experienced Surveyor
10 connected with my Agency.
! will attend 70 renting farms, houses and lots,
and paying taxes OIL oil property that muy be n.
trusted TO my care.
A. II. MILLER, Land Agent.
Davenport, March 10th, 1913.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
DAVENPORT
0nEY MILLS

4 VHE Subscribers beg leave 10
- inform the public that they have their
Mil in full operation Farmers will at all mcs
ind Flour and Meal on hand, which we will cx-
change on the following reasonable terms:
For Spring Wheat, from 30 to - pounds !of
Supcrine Flouri for Fall Wheat, from 30 10 81
pounds, aud 4 bushel Of Bran TO each bushcl .,
Wheat. A bus u Of Meal for bushel Of Corn.
We have also a bolt for boiling Buck wheat
We will give 20 pounds OF Buck when, Flour for
bash. OF Brckwheai, or grind and bolt Cor ten
cents per bushel We are also prepared to pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
0YCall At the BRick Scam Mill
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN g. co.
Davenport, February Sd, 1913. 9i-f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
MARRIED.

At Mnquokctn, on the Odd inst, by Rev c. E.
BRowS, Mr.. EBENEzER WILCOX, Of jackson
CO., to Mrs. NANCY HOWARD, Of Lo Claire,
Scott county.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
AGENTS..

The following named gen lemcn arc rcqucs :
cd 10 act as Agents for the Gazette in their sew
'cral localities. Those indebted to US living in
the vicinity Of IN Agcn. will find i, more conve-
nient to make paymen, to him. Tho Agents
arc requested to remi, us BY mail Those resi-
ling convenient to Camanche can make pay.
-aent in wheat, etc. at Messrs. Burrows & Pret.
tymanss store. 10 Mr. VIM Tuyl
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30

A BosraN NorIoS.-Oue of our citizens,
high in otiice, wishing to ascertain some
tact. sent telcgraphic despatch 10 Boston,
the hend quarters Of refinement, the Ath-
ems OF America, mud tho reply 10 his inqui.
~, by the lightning line, was, "No--yos
bsgger "--Salcm Register.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
FOR SALE.

"a FARM Of 32O Acres six niIes from
- Davenport, il has on il three houses, sta-
bling for twenty horses, 90 acres under fence.
about coo under cultivation and 10 one Of the
best located farms in the State. Apply to
March 10th. A II MILLER, Land Ag't.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30

G-Blenerhassett's Island. on the Ohio
river Is Tor salc--price $4,000. This
is the spot Of which Writ made such a nara.
disc in his speech at the fam ,,s Burr irinl.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30

w0o& CANNING.
: D1E su6scsibsr would respectfully in.
e form bic cid csstemsso and the public zen.
srslly that he hes ssmovcd his =. ~
CARDlNG MACHINE
from Davsspess Alsss 100 and : half miles Up
the River, whore Re has . aoodDwassr now !,
and can do business With more deer ateh than
be could With hor6s powes. No peins will Be
spared % Do wogk in Tho hese tpsanss.
IT, -. ,. 1JTCHcocK.
ss"s S 49, ~Es Ss-u
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30

FnUlT TlsEED = sAnsUBBElsT.
. Tie subscriber Inns for sale small 10.
OF Pear. Plum, Chersy and Ounce liraes
also Ornamental 6hmbbsiy Of various kinds,
Dihlias. Poonias, e. &c.
JnnN EVANS.
Davenport, March aosh, lele. 9o-5w
ONEY repissS6 y Earnpe.
ri H 81, lksss.. - .AacE11.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30

AvlNG the exclu.
- sivc right OF making
-. &t'imer Uiiiams' Ialenl
fir--05oa Serep Rrdsiead
FT,=--u 1HJT.a for tho State OF Iowa, and
1lf17fS having water powcrGs Cum.
E@u - den, ILL.,, TO do my turning, I
~ ~ can and will sell cnEArkR
than any other establish
ment in the State. These bedsteads are the
pest kind nrde in The United States. md are
4,5s, &C. s"a :
= CABINET WARE
or oil kinds ind descriptions, manu- ctured
and sold nj a email profit. Tables from A,25 10
800; Bureaus, Work-siands, &c. constantly on
hand. ALSO H.
Two horse wagons aud bugcics, with pipe
boxes and nuts for sale.
Mr.. A. RExrRowi attend TO business FOR me
az Camden, Ill.
~ All kinds Of Country Produce received in paw.
ment for work At Cah prices.
SHOP, opposite A. c Fnlton's Store, corner
81 Rock lslaad and Second streets.
s. P. JENNEY.
Davenport, July 18th l847.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-03-30
FOR SALE.

EO1S SALE.
FARM and Ferry on the road from
- Davenport TO Dubuque, ~ miIes from DAY.
export, two hundred acres under fence, forty
acres broke, good hewed log house and il frs,
rate ferry bout. Enquire Of J w Kirllsy on the
premises, or A II MILLER.
March 10th, l848. Land Agent.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23

'Drop a line, if you wish to see me- az y
the fish said to the angler. !, &c
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23

Some time ago,a wonderfulI5 hsshful young
Minister, in the middle part Of Ohio, pad !
visit to 3 fair MAIDEN whom he had seen bui
once, and ttatto know and love her. En-:
ftsring the roOmJ(for there was but one 8
the house he timidly bowed and seated
himself in the corner by the huge fireplace,
in full view Of the ,e~nchantress, Strange
were his Eeelings-he could not for, his life
utter a sentence. She Sat waiting for sal
|atstiohs; bas he, poor fellow, could do moth
ing but look & then drop his eyeG..T busthsy
e~ODfoppdedly confused-heagfasP-
ing the tongues, crossing his legs, witch
ing his pants and opening bis mouth that il
might be filled. But no-every idea had
vanished; his mind was blank and his soul
too big for uttsrance. At last with the hot
blood rushing to his face, and the tongs
between his hands, he extended them to-
wards her, wide spread, and shutting them
together he thus eIoquently remarked,
|'Look OUT, Or PIE SNIP yE !"
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23
."UN1rED We SrAND-DIv1pED We FALLs4
to accepts i,,sos; Of which win ask
bsJqnotbe ~ - l"I T." |"h'"

to accept i,,soS; Of which win asI
.her mother, /.
Number Of young ladies in the market
with "metalic" charmes, 147; Of which
stock, SOB # which will inherit
q snalliEarn each, 47;af. whichhave money
at interest 4Oi elit aat qqI> 81 81 sai or"
Number of young ladies' qualified to
make good wives, $50 g. Sfe which y would
darn 1Aeir', thiursts4ads ,sstoekings, $50 ~
of vhhicEE, ssrs slEfHsd' in astronomy, s.
$50; Of which are Ifsrned in che languages
4,735; ofwhich are able to spell their names,
$50; of which know how to waltz, 4,3OO;
of which know how to use the spinning
40; of which know how to spend
their husbands money, 6,64ol. .s..,. ,o.;
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23
IA M

AMID the crowd there walked a youth,
Whose heart seemed changed with We;
His sysswere bent upon the deck,taba
Hi step was sad and slow; taoq 'a-
Il was not uprequited love, ada- 10;
oNor disappointnent's fruits, ! lrat sos
That marked with care the cheek Of youth
He couldn't find his boots.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23
MODEL, POLITICIANS.

The following points from the, speech Of
B. F. Hallett, Esq, Of Boston show up in
admirable style the gross Inconsistencies,
miserable tereiversations, and utter reck-
|lessness Of principle Of the Taylor faction.
There is "nub' 10 every point: ~ rci,
In short, the only rule upon which an
honorable wing can support Gen. Taylor,
is the rdle of contradiction. They must
construe their candidate as we are told to
interpret bad dreams, BY opPosites. al
They claim to be wings. and they sup
port Gen. Taylor because he is not an ultra
wing, that is, NOT, enough of q wing TO hurt
him. So the less whigery he has, the bet
ter he is for the wings. ...r 5gs
They are opposed to the land indemnity
from Mexico, and 60 for Taylor because he
was In favor of taking seven Of her provin-
ces, up to the line Of the Sierra Madret
lSees his letter to Gen. Gaines.] -,- ri sfg.,
They denounce the Mexican wal as a
"God abhored war;" and all engaged in it
as partakefs in the chine, and they support
Taylor because he has killed and captured
more Mexicsns than any other Of the
"criminals" engaged in that war.
They are the friends of peace and afraid
Of another wal if Gen. Cass is elected;
who has been a friend Of peace for thirty
odd years, and therefore they 60 for Taylor
because he has been like Gcliah Of Gath,
Sc man Of warfron his youth up!" > s.,
They insist upon having a northern can
didate to humble the south, and are oppos-
ed to q "northern man with southern prin-
ciPks;" and therefore they take a southern
man with no principles at ell. ..r. ..r,.
They firmly believe that the salvation Of
the country depends upon the wing party,
and therefore they want 3 President whoi is
q no party man; who will have no opinion
of his own, but will be wing if Congress
is wing; democratic if Congress is demo-
aboiitionist if Congress is abolition;
native American if Congress is native Anne
and neither one thing NOT the other,
il the Senate and House Of Represents
happens to be divided. ~ .s.l.gi
In short, a sort of chameleon President,
who is to take the hue and color Of the
Congress he happens to light upon. .t.rI
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23
90 ID sP'0E1TR 7 : :s,,T - e,. .,9

,bsa3bs fs9aaMYnOWNHh'lFm Z -
Ny sNn-any own-oh! breathes there one
10 Nasa a6At aim lt word 'sfhot dears
Be4aassj9zah heart 90 drear and lone,
gliRAnHAdssshOt soa:siossd c~tjsc'near?a 1T
WRSse9pasas nike the arkiessbdfdSns'" mn
.'aF1sAal aoMpshiOuship 'Rath, atShSn, ~
And and no glrdhess in that .w9SSidf,a% =. q
ss'aa.r2sa sa' NY owun4F3!RE,eo yYHRt! i. b.
Who dull to every finer tie, ne.
To every soft affection cold,
1isespn in ctIesriess apathy; NJ e,oS
al Andin his WEYMOUTH seems Oldf ,-'g's J.
Though frequent cares my mind enthralli bG
as Could wealth. mere earthly wealth, alone
For the sweet beings 7dst!---I call 'a'
La. .h,bus3j .isV 90 @lf - .ta"
Mol. Tine may still but spsed to show d ri
baHsw,faIae is hope's'delciOus song, eHH7i
And many a sorrow must know; ~ .''v
Bit Oh! sweet Heaven, may it be long 30
Ere those Hove from me regone,
And life, a wilderness hath grown,
And of safth's millions there is aons
l. dbl .slL ,ssg My own!---my own .
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23
I"WORK HER SLow.".

The traveller on our steamers hears thi,
order till it sometimes forms q permanent
echo in his mind, and when he learns the
language of the bell, which announces the
same thing, the impression is much deepen
sa"s "JVOrk her slo,o," rings in the ear Of
hsfhlndl and associstes itself with other
things. There is a young man weary Of
the tediqm Of travel who has just taken bis
seat at the card table in the social hall ; al
First he plays for msre amusement ; but soon
he begins 70 ieave'the game, and when il
i~jProPOsed to play for liquor, he consents
rather than retire from the game. Fortune
and skill are with him and he beats. 1t is
nov suggested that it would add interest
to the gsmssto have a small money stake.
Nov, young man, you are In. the gamblers
channel; and Oh! that some voice, or lit
d~s<inkling bell, could say to.you, "Work
her sLOw" or you are wrecked. You will
be a gambler soon. = ga
A young maiden begins to love dress, and
INDUCES that love in the full measure of her
ability. That love increasesby indulgence
aud may soon grow beyond her means
"Wgork her slOW,"' NY daughter, or soop|
your hsppiness may be- marred by forced
selfdsnial, or youwill purchase indulgence
at price which brings ruin. '"fa' tahGai1
'A'bridal pair are beginning when young
o olives ; their father lived when old and
rieh,, and will surely encounter disgrace
and misery ifsome guardian spirit does mott
whispeFsssEY6rkh her slo,6." 11''n2ss -
Whenever you are trying a new chute,
when there are sandbars in your course,
when there are spags in your channel; when
msny wrecks warn you of danger, edsuork
her sLSts.YHoI- suiiye. ii T@se,g rsqqd
Rymerid Stafisties.-The following SIN
tsresting statistics are taken; from the Lap.
easter Exami9ag 81 "eafgnEl" agt,l itG II
Number Of 1yoaag men norsgoing 81
ssahihginsEsncastsr, {, s50;of 9hichi have
actually poppsd the question; and been ac-|
csPasssldy sse;s ditto and been refused, 3D.
NuRbsr Ehs lgss anxipus to- pop the
question: bat CAN'T screw up their courage,
l,6l0.-Number who have been tilted, s5d
Number hunting for fortunes, 2,349.
N6ulsNsoficonfsnsd Old b~atchslors,
SU6MvkfcEaaYe not worth bA11fnn0n Rail
Of Which you'd a. Is ! llsst rs,ort. 500 =, Il
Ea9hsr off Eihaexsu ybbq. ars. anxious to|
marry again, s. Number of widows, ditto,1
ditto, 3O6. -
A9absEq Of syOyng ladisi who, asre ins the
npykAARss1O;nf shieh hare actually hadl
ossrs, esks Of which ID ii drsad1E
tl susPepsion, l,640; Of which have COD.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23

ltBet o~ntregepakly aRhig6 Ya9t0at99ssNffef9
lit is tA,ytn ,s,i, sssssass sa aan aapsa
A traveller, after riding % lokg aaissshee,
came to a tayesn1s IA steaaed and dls6s-
led the old iadyy n lie bss.fcom to.kase his
morse Pnfo"t and sdssn elsss sussss OF
i am .orrvts infor.. van re hare no
OATS, ssiiA*heala tHjyg Az af4
Then giyehsm some coHs ~
sMesafs Oakaofse
"el' my gseS4%Et give nam = hsue
.nn :. ~. =, IA.
HONG 500
win you let 6iEi stapd in the yard With
out any ~tting?' Inquired the d~isaPPoiltsd
fsrsIer' dr.
M. 5Is,. ~ go "A.
cup Of aoaks. Rffs a1a tSffn
Hot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,sir?-and sof-
iee-steakl-#e are out OF EN-
linen ol'"g me cof0i Ass1a' cOnunu'
sThare !. .o.b ? ~ = q. Ed ga; !, h onr bon...
sir-dopI Keen Sem t'
q should like a glass II brandy. '"1
tAin't got ahyiof thst.'''A e o"osi'h
wen noW' my gooo iaoys lcoasinaeos:ne
s, ,s''0 '0" 'Pposf '0kseP sn'
sYes, 10, we do. indeed |, p @'l ,l.H"'
.what?' '"~ 81 q no" D'1'"'''
a'W Keep tapern, SIR '"' - ''.''"
That '00s a saVera' u nor an ware
'9"s'"'T i@'f' ''' q "'s'hf r. 81 '@''''i,
Id .~'.,n2".7' '.S '"A S'
'ias "nyis one o. 'tne 40"
emp'9ye' rn''ne oins'nnA',a ana L00''''ns
'N ~
ecsu.s sue sIns 'esuA0''so"s"ee
Ano why sgalns HR "d| "a7i"N' al 10
= sme siuh ioF ~"aSansOnty' ns
water being too low Tor larger and better
bcats.o -H''sp1e:ai b.a t5 xoa q rfiiaaoIq
And apain? a,ils4og $50 20 y7o'gja al;
R..ars. .... .,,a,.
-.--Ie.-,-
ner qu.'e rs~'uo'an'y' ah0 90 80 'on'y 0e-
cause they cannot do any better 2"ifs7o'
And again?;G L';.e3sosi ahl % yirsas92n
Because she il wiling to be supported
hv "vb;o. asmoc,.,.. g, ,~..;v..un1 -[FIi
n"o aeainf ."@ ' ',,'|
because, oy turns she adheres % s"tree
soiI," landing on fhen0Tm side OF ue nv
EN- and 'slavs territory" landing on the
south side Of the rirer.) j.iala@ y,aT .iIsd
And aua;np ,I,,,, ALL ID. naiiasils s,s
Because she cannos ran very "eh''''''.
R.c,u.s :, Nov.mh., ..x, 81. IL, ~,
~
W'tnoFa"n' pus asioe' ano soon oe' icrsss-'
ten as ever having occupied her present
position.-MaaisonI Co~ariergas tsI,iai'glh
...,.g s,--eoinU 4,i 10 zifrq
Eastern legend says, "has tosnsels, onsap-,
on his right shoulder and one upon his,le{t.,l
rlgnt shoulder writes Il dosn and seas
- oe'HuSo n"a'S on'o "en aone' rone
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23

Just COanpanion.-Why 10 . q ship like
shoplEssper7 Because q puff helps he,
sails.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23

"WAot did he say Liddy."-By a neW
Correspondent-Go Good old Mrs. Call was
quite hard Of hearing, being somewhat ad-
|vanced in years. Her daughter Lydia was
bonnie lass, who loved agood time, andna
knew well how to getis up Lydia had ar
ranged d juhket, and the young men and
.maidens we're all on hand; among the rest
was the General, then one of EN-. In the
midst of the fun in popped old deacon
L., to see how the widow Jared. This was
a wet blanket upon the merriment,' and the
deacon hung on, till Lydia was, all out
of patience. She kept wishing and wish
ing he would 60, but still he sat chatting
with the widow on things above and things
below, but'by' and by, he gets up to depart.
"Oh Deacon, deacon" said Mother Call.
@don't, think of going before tea! oh do
stop TO tea, wont you2" IL ,a,.a tsaaI
The deacoH, 50 strongly urged, replied
swell, 7 rather think 7 will, as the folks,
viii not expect me Hpns befors dark..o'' -
"V = th1 !, did ialis ssss sy,, LLyysdliia.i2i''1 said the Wild
W.. .i~ci1s5.tr habaIsGo3 500 sag ayual.
II Lydia, had . ready answer-fhs .sayshs
will not to-day, as the folks expect hin,
homo before dark! Why how deaf you do
grow, methsr1iiisT y3sn2n t-.hs4 eohaeiN
sOhJ wslicons some otherday, Deacon,
nowiao, won't your" said Mother Call as
she showed the Deacon bOutt.' ." rp1'.'
) s"rsnhart 81, that spiid The Deacon, ia.he
tradged slsag homes ..shsll find her way
through III warrant. ".-JAKE.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23

/ A. wsgt told Us the other day. that half Of
the lawyers live withonts edusse and die
without effects.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-23

AFsss es.esssOsa sOaga!- "If General
Taylor is not bound By the action 81 %
'Philsdslphis convention, whoP hs-BdsP
Letter.