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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18
IT. .WESTERS S-avss.-. 57r7,rrt
sACE COilPANY-Ncw -. -

fufs.-for fie purpose
meeting lc Just demands of fe public 30 fl, 81 fn II sal,
cheap ana cnin1'ie CONVOY Tor emcraufs sud 0ilf
rer-ur- Wishing passage We. aIl Nurl AMI also 10
e.r themselves from e 0ium ~ frauds lcfeiofore pre-
fre and nrffen Tie same Do iture-fO 10 i' ca
ncr uiefte compensation, and O the frafeirf siirg
-gnu-l lnro-ilul-ine QnuprsfOrs upon me pf'ucifal
Iuea of OR canals have established he above 'ympHnY
winch under lc.l Immediate care, n agents ~ caaf1c
frr ami tbilrY.
lle COMPANY puposs making very low prces-to puo-
A. several r0. o le r'l,s e names ~ responsible par
fe vi he given boo s,il be- scc1uisb.e Tor any wronss
ilf VIII lusv aud saflsfy -l just complaints.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

ALSO.
-, FARM OH FORTY TWO ACRES about hui
- s f-oll PltnclI m li- -fafr oi cum ai'h' NN
&C. email fauulouse ON ll' WIZ 1e 80" ''s''' '
Also.
- MODERN BUILT HOUSE Jpn Huntington, ions
. rarf Win .lrisu aiflrl nl. AND twelve az rs a '
-4 ', IN excellent lui. Suitable lur oudnr lois ttihs
n m .7,s,fe-f uar " t'c village. and surrounded 10y n-
-..,..,,,.rf. AlSl.
-, rorP TlIOrSAND ACRES of heavy timber and
EgS near be HI ,rk R.er Ceual Don Jefferson County, y
sh- Indian vcr passes through ic nud. a' "I'.o, a
.,,rlr ,f ,.,i.. n.,var THE timber alone WIl rlo
or. i,.,... saw min Il, now boz constant operll"u'
.i -.....,- ..I..,Iy fia demand ior lumber Ana
- rNvO TtiOl SAND ACRES off ltud partly Improved
IL i ,irel o ' ruIu. purposes. being of ricl rul %
st-.,iiEa.,r,d crrai opportunity Is here offered ("
,,. Ia. Did. lanI will BE- -ul cheap inr cash, of cA
.l r.- ..ly r-Ynsr.r Icf.r-ou County is One SECOND
.,,-, I'M fhc Ssic no wealth and is pootucl- Apply l'
'NIn n-i lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

81 SPRING FASHIONS finished iho nott
~ spcrld article offered cgari French SIX Has,
a Tire low price o 6. usually sod for g. A.so ora ar-
fclc ID . 81 and s. -i-lcai He's a g.
las In. BROWNIE Canals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-18

-. aEFrCE- TO RENT or LEASE-rhe nunt
,.,o--s III i b.rfv-f se-cl cfo1rs open
- - r. Prrr One yard Apply r1 fir premises oI to
t- AUG SMITH. ID We''.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
tLi.l RE OF TURNIPS-SONI\C C!oy:c
sEED-VALUE OF NIGHT SOC.

r1.r,., Gag more County, July lot 1915
II h4o Lidor IF Ne .!acricAl Farmer
FraT n 81 want 70 tel, nv b,ohe, f,,,.o,.
' Sc good crop If iurnips it is easy .nnu,b doo.
oIF 90 to The right wa, abi.t it. and a.
''' -SHa experience perhaps II e relation n ~
"'"y l"duce others 10 abaFden the Old f,sb-
.'D > ''l4' and adopt better. Here il !, So,
your ground at least month bef,r. Won soad sn,aa,t
aoeasl iitTefa d zen horse load. of FOOD irab,.
'ii u,f !" ne acre pur.h it wei under h,rro ayI
"a[f'"i II the ground is dry and break, M fI #
u.s. laN a"'antase Of the HTst ra;pand harrow ag,in
-. 9".y About me fifteenth Of July and from 1L,,
. HIT week IL Augus-ihe earpst lime i TIL ~,
I., =. me later will do-pough again and h,rTnx
.,sr o'' burrows twenty seven inches apart and
'.en SIX two horse loads Of wei, -,,,,ed ms,nra
r.,.. ~ with double fnrruw a. VAN y,"iI :,
,.r.,,r 4'eI Pn' On y"ur roller and press dawn ~.
lrllI b,rr,, When this is well dine tx
, 1,Io~ and DIN in the seed or in The ahI ,aA
Aaveoae-aLa ,',ougl every god farmer rurh t,
l, oy land, aRd press down Win NV, ,hs ar'fl car
;, NO., row One pound Of Seed -, ""ee' o' a
.ynr & n so'n a Tie plants are ~, ;e III III I
\, '2. '"en over with lacked lue r., y me ny Isl
-'' Jew Is On. When the Laws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
ESWrIssnf;is Shop.

on IN place, an4 other goa necessary outouses There
also a ncn
TOBACCO NtSCEA TURING ESyAE.f>IINIESI
oshe place, v.. cou4 el cyaiacly If did not sut
che purchaser.
Is piace vel known ana can w hi'v rccon,rn ndcd
by THE people OF Ac.brg also by the ,cO O., Western
az estern and >1uths .e,n Virginia tennessee as
ron BEDFORD sstnkln. !4t~y wanna ana NallaX VIII
say 10 any one wishing purchase property ren .hat
have been Offered es, y'sr for Inv Tavern and Waoon
stand, and my EA'ory would for aay per wear nav
Blacksmith shop or 500 gear. ga immediate ...c Nh
AshHTe on my yard, "h4 Ii - IS ORTIZ 500 4 war.
spsrcoariy request a.y person, wishing purchase such
property to call and quick possible MA. wait ON
then with pleasure and they shall he tree csryc viii
WIN me- bnsa no, be for some Ii come
VIII tanhtA1y 1cccisc arg comnuniclu4by mav % .te
from them 1900
~ b. have recently gone considerable ex3encc in
wing up and painting MY Houses lLcy now in GOOD Dr.
der, to the purchaser and the travelling pubic th ho
property not sold before, VIII BIZ aoI 1t public auri, Nh
se lih OF Octo5. AeAt. Germs bc.al and made known an
the day of sale. -"
And Will again take This opportunity q, return mr n
cere rlnhs 70 my lrIrer their liberal l.r
age to inc, and as do not know That shall a;It nv b
ness before Christmas do earnestly request all INV old Gus
toners and friends 10 call upon that NAV have tho ,
sure OF seeing them face face and rct,rni,
then my truly sincere thanks for their kindness to m IDA
Deh2Ve that Trey can say Tor that have ever treated
them like bret nen. e'u
As to bills will say they shall be as low . any in t
place Tor can we'd aJrd have 40 rent Or Cn
poratioD tax to pay. AR All E-I,.r
August l4-+Wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
WARsTDSE CLAY.
Cc.H.u;ssIo.>HH., s!LE1-L.,.,

~ virtue q : decree ~ til. circuit >,rsrios Cow,
- ,o Law ana C!ancery, ;,r Nelson county, q the
lending. in which William $ Loving. Admins rator
q Samuel lowing. d.c'd and others aye Plaintiffs ard
sn!-l \. thestwoo! and others. are d-fcudenrs.
shaIL1n Saturday. 'hs On DAY fsepember nest. he
premises. sell o' cash. 20 the highest bidder. The o.
LAND y. n. b.lI mentioned. containing By survey and
ol ME-. " the papers " said cgusP o.e ce'y j: ole
hundred and sixty SIX and fourth acre. D: land which.
land IS IN The occupancy of said Chea'woo. and a ins
MS other lands. the lands Of James Christian and 9th,
''S. on buffalo River, III The county q Nelson.
August 7-'9>ep. CHiS. PE.HOW. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
L!COE!Cr.
$40 REW4RD.

IL UNAWAI from Messrs. w w Yoney & Ca
As on the LII inst, bright mual;o Boy,
MAT,
apparently p or thirty years Of age small stature and
cutie box-ankled, Shoemaker BY trade. and. bayng
clipped with his tools, tie probably intends makinr his
way 10 free State
The above reward, Of TEN DOLLARS. will be a;v
en- t'r his apprehension and detention in Ja ar hi IL
livery to int III FaTnviue, Va
June l0-l. Pr ,,cKeo%
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
WONN hlE.llICl\E-

{ soMrOlND Syrepof >pg+ia. prepared BY Eiaris.
~ urnrr ana Haze. u Philadelphia ihe .rst et,-..
tnal " o'm .uedicncyel discovered hoh safe and Dlc
sdnt Tor sale by JOHN IISFtV nrnn.,i,
fIIv NS-'S''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
.t'GI1CE.

.NUT1Cf..
NJ DESTROYS 70 60 West now ocs :or sale ..y vel.
TAVERN ,HD Wh6ONV.En,
s'ng immediately on the I.ynctbu,r aid Salem turnpike
gu ., ,he co'p'fat,on o 4ynclbus i beaul..u.
i6h, AIRY and healthy situations '.cts axe
Two ACRES,
ofschp productive Land, attached 70 IL ais,
EICEikE.NT WELLS.
~ VIE H. which af,rd abundance "a vvae.. v's water
pure, cod and '"ce', cannot well b. -.rls-- One o
the wells has news pump in it Wcrth about $50
A'e i@vesn House !sa eleven i:ool,5 ..ci4dins slc
GROCERY ROOM
r. >'sb. = nc" large enough fr =; Sta,i.. and
a"o'e, sufficient 20 us away 5000 Abs iisy I.s.e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
1T 3. sold, riding to a decree of The comfy
lourt "t Bedford, % the % II August at the
'd't RESIDENCE" " Jasper Clayton. d,c'd all Tue slaves
"ei.ng NJ 10 The l,gatees of SAID estate.
1"is-l2 months credit with bonds Of approved Sc
curItv. ARMISTE,DH nGIiFN
An9nsi I-r!Ji Adn'r. Of jasper Clayton iced
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l?DIEIFIg&
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF
BIG OTTER E.l.j'fI

exNHF. >tH-CE!DER has One T.oU-..p ACRES
j % LAND lying immediately on 81. Otler neal It's
mouth n Campbell, principally in woods. Tie land is Of
good qnaHy. and abIunds with best Mod u. .ea-r and
sap Pine. with good Saw Mill It. There il flnn
on the river q about one Hntdred and Siriy .lci.,
Ciea,d l..ai and about Forth rFfres of yooJ Ee.on
'nrlng gol.. .hr improvements th1 consist Of rod
Framed D.elIiny !louse good Kitchen. >.oi. house,
SegrO-hJu.~, an excellent Stable. Cora house prise
hons .rsr good Iobacco Barns would ll the Who'll.
oseihe7. O divide Z ir two Tracts. throwing about
oOO Acres t. ne saw Nil. sill. plenty I" >a~ TrAbe'.
with sNall Fam and House on it, and 800 Acres 20
The Tract on the river. l. is about :! ..s :. Lynch.
burg" god Turnpike = Market
Ier1s. - Yer Acre. with small yo'nn t,wn. t..
.'ance sp,H credit Oh. ,Hl ; years. 5. cash,
My ,rsde". 2 mites from iynchbu'g. .y.tns Late
y nn the Turnpike ;es!!n. to Wards Bridge
july S-s WILLIAM +. MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
- ul59st.S HOTEl. .-.-a
a~SsssS FORMERLY TIE UNION, HS5issz
ysstA1LlR Vain street, e
S..xsa.lSs3 - esSssszzESS
IESi TIBJRG va

Inv IIDC RG, M,
'P'HE subscriber has opened this fine Hotel for ne accom-
ati.n ot the pIbIc ana Will give Il III undi.Ied
personal attention It Has been repaired from ts1et to u.
lar, and charged by the addition Of some
fIEvEEH BEDROOMS, ,LsRCiE Fy.r
e.. i.Iy ULSI.II. !: O L.U. LADIES' IaI;DL &c
.he sleeping apartments in the aldon arc la.e and
airy neatly .nI,hed and furnished with
..I.W ELI.ITYCaE,
.he whole cntin- ana adaptation ~ te
comfort and convenience Of guests seldom the
regulated hotels
Besides Vic u.nA comforts Of house q his kind be As
Spring the 49, rcoonc water. gushing r,m IN
rock IA which the hotel stands
i beng the intention Of the proprcturt make sh,a
.c tote III It's cDldIt and general cement
admitc o By n extent ami architectural e.gn, he hopes
obfA and VIII enlcavDr merit tile pDtrona. ~ te YIt-
-;
Gentlemen arriving in Their WI. Nm.
good
STABLE AND CAEHIAGl: IIOJSE
and for tue arpmmo Iatpn ecs tne Canal Ysc
ket, good Hack Ill always be in readscss toconvv them
to and frD!G the hotel.
GAS 4. DIDiEI.I-, Propulsion
Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

~ y PAYNE BHOTHER have ~, ,.r.iv.a > nv,
Ne supply Of Pape. Hangngs Fire Board Prints =, in
ow Curtains SC. SC, very pretty.
May is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

FfNNf H2CO.N
1,SO be. Town Cured Family Bacon, in in. o,,4r
to' sale By
Jny Us HcC0RKLF s SIMPSON
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An..st ..-"tIn


T..
Irng de~ir.us Of moving IN EST | nny ,4f,sr WI ,a
H} sr.ct II :-!nt, containing Jut POW :rr-s yID III
no county ~ ]ppoHa'trx, ~ M frIm LynchDurr
ami one and hat miss owe ~ Han .uck's mll (f'r
merry Reads mIi lhI- i bounded On th,. s,url
'st BY Falling River, and There " running thryuJb
q orautuI >iFrain called Narrow Passage, winch Al
Fd' 4 beautiful site FIR mill or machinery. The III
!And + we'll adapted TO grass-rh4 hill land /, c,rn
Whrl oae ry- and t,5lcco Olth- i.ls VI TIL, Trtcr
tr Is an extensive range tr cattle. Here are rAceIpt
springs 81 pure, sweet, free stone wat-r Ih lanI 7
! ils lne Iani, 4 Inraas l.. CheAth.m, \. Hnr,.k
iul dhrFs IN IN! tract there 4 " u !er, 5e ,,r,in,
. ioW grounds On Failing River AID Narrow Plssa..
Nl'I offer the above land tor sale privately. until Dc.
i"3cr ncAt. and lint ~ BY that II ne. s,al ,,,,,,
d"y t'r public slle VI "h;h notice WIFI u JIyel n+r
trr.
Aug IL" lw SAMUEL T. MARTIN
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L EAIGyLT URAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

NO. 3 .M7CKEREL.
s>n bbls. good 10. Mlckerel FIR sale bv
August lis LII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

On "a place, snA other goa necessary outoases There
also
TOBACCO NiHC.A CYURINta rSyaHII>IINIESl
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

C"Ssrsrnr fEvEg.-A peculiarly IN the biz
Ions diseases o!'he West aud Sou,h, IL Frequent
congestion ot the blood vessels, particularly IN
the parosysa, oil intermittent aud reml,ient iypr.
OF fever This congestion is produced hy tile
loss OF nervous power aad the sudden contraction
ot the anasiomis.ng surfaces at the ex,reiniles,
thus iItcrruping the free circulation Of the hood
in the veins, allowing il 10 accumulate in the ar
terfes until they becoatc gorged,-and the more
vital parts, the brain, the lungs and iiear, be-
eomc oppressed that deatl, frequently ensucs
be.ore an equilibrium can be established III the
circulation between the veins and arteries No
remedies that have ever been tried have been 81
successful in restaring health to the puiicni az
iiictod with this peculiar ndi,on oi biilons ic-
.er, as Dr Lragg's -ugar-coated Vegetable ANTI
bilious and Tome PiHs, il they arc used prompts
" and as directed.
See DR. Bragg's advertisement in another col
umn.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
NEW NOpk.

We clip the following paragraphs from.
the n. York city correspondence Of the
Chicago Journals
yesterday we had a touch of New lor..
Indifference. The Gas Works took i,e
and burned down, which attracted remark
or two, of passcrs by, but hnriv drew as
large an attendance us would be called a
"gocd house" at the Theatre, ,housh burn
ing the whole afternoon. al n;rht. an L.
gyptian darkness cnshruudod the cty, uni
many of the places Of amusement had moth
ing but ''darkncss visible" wherewnh Ia
entertain their patrons, while the Sights O;
other" nights were faded from the streets.
"Fhere is wi;lial, some considerable po.
litical excitement here, and banners are
hung out at the ward head quarters, with
'Taylor and Fillmore spread upon t!,cr
folds, or the names Of .Cass aud Butler
crblazoned upon a piece Of dirty bunting
which tiaunts in all is pride III place over
tho ''bloody SIXTH" now, doubtless, as ever
faithful amid tho iaiihiess, 10 The waning
cause Of Locotocoisn.
''Van Baren stock does not seem in much
demand-in fact, il may he set down ns de-
cidedly among The ''tanccs." Ap cddyius
dust, ,ha, comes sweeping down Broadwa;
islihe only Stree soil" moy eiae.I that IS Wis
ible TO the eyes I'll peresel, here.
"A turn through Stewards lancd marble
halls, introduces one 10 the place where la
dies most do congregn,e who .'go shop.
ping" and where oItcnimes extravaganza
squanders cool thousand upon u shaw or
lays out pin money ior handkerchief or
two, at Sl0o apiece. The receipts al
this establishment the pss, YEAR we're bu, q
shade under three millions ul dollars"
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
OBITUARY.

Departed this life on the 18th ult., after an i'll
'ess OF II DAYS Ut the house of her brothcr-in-
ics, 7. $. Piersal, ofmeasles. HANNAH GOoD-
s'cH, agod q years. She was member of the
Methodist +. Church. When satisfied her ssav
on earth was short, she called her relatives and
friends around her and took final leave OF taem
N clear bright I'd Joyous manner. She seem
cd inspired TO telk OF heaven and heavenly !
things, end Le- diving wo DIS will ever be remeni-
5cred hy those who hea d tue., and trls, with
selu,nry ei.rcs. Her absen; friends were nj.
remembered and twas her dy NJ prayer to ,.icel
then, MI Ia a bette and brighter world.
Friend OF my ycu.h, q may We meet
When falc .hese lies saal sever,
Wne-e songs OF peace and concord sweet
Shall rise in love forever coa.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
CHILD HIlITIE.

"a VALUABLE Scientific Work. upon
E.isaA the subject OF CESSATION and Cliild-Blrih.
bv L. II. Wcissehoii, ". d., late Of Paris, Ius,
published b. The author.
This work contains Information upon subjects
81 tue highest importance TO married persons, OF
those contemplating marriage. 1t will be found
OF special value 10 these whose means, health, or
other circumstances do not permit them 10 in
crease the number of their family, without great
Inconvenience. suffering, or perhaps risk OF life.
\ method OF avoiding these troubles and dan
gers AZ will, recently discovered hv n celcbra-
ted French physican is fully communicated in
tins work, SD that any person NAV avail himself
OF u at once. The means cost co o,parn,ivelv
nothing, and are within the rcac. Of all. The
process is new, safe, nlallibc, convenient, sim.
pie aud cannot injure the IN st delicate. Nor
does II cartai matrimonial privileges in the least.
Copies of this work will be sent, in close en-
s,elope, at single letter postage, TO any par, of
the United States fo. 81 sent, post paid, to DR.
X. VI. WEISSELHOFF, Box 27i0, New York
City. Copyright secured. No Bookseller nj
lowed 10 sell this work.
September :, I8i3. 52-em
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

iorNG MEN. BEwARE!-Mr. Potter, o,
ale College, IN a temperance address late.
Is ut New Haven, said: "My heart bleeds
as remember the lato of three ofmy enry
companous VIII. started in life with tnvselt.
One Of them possessed the finest maihemal-
ical mind | ever knew. lie would take
the ledger and 90 up with three columns at
4 time, with periec, case. lie was the
frs man in America, that beat The Autom.
aton Chess PLAYER, and he told me he had
every move in his head before he entered
the room. Tint man fills n drankard's
grave. Another, who was an excellent
accountant, and could comrnand aln,ast any
salary, met the same melancholv ,ate.-
Another. possessing the same bsiliian, qual-
ties, has gone down-nnt To the grave,
perhaps, but he is sunk clear otn ol' srht
amid the mire and filth Of iu,emnerance.
Hartford Couant.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

force Of the army has been increased, with.
in the last three months, by l70,3j0 men,
and consequently ut this moment amount,
to 3D., l27 men.
The French govern ment is Nndcptine
measures Of precaution against the lnsu-
sion Of the cholera. |, has ordered iar pub.
lication all the information forwarded by
the physicians sent 10 st. petershnr.h ,c
study The malady, aud The most ei..cacou,
means Of preventing or curingi..
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

PoLrrfcAL FRAuD.-Samc of the Cass
papers are attempting TO palm oil their eau
didaie as free soil mnu! This fraud i
too transparent 10 deceive any BODY. In
his Nicholson letter, Mr.. Cass declares
plainly ,ha, he is opposed To the Wil,no,
proviso. Mr.. Cass voted against tie pro-
viso when it was proposed 10 cngrnii it up
on the treaty with Mexico. Tie Wash
ington Union declares thai Mr. Cass. if
elected President, would yc,o the proyiso.
Henry a. Wise, Of Virginia, gives the fol-
lowing amon. the prominent reasons ,ha,
induce him 10 support MIR. Cass.
'sThat hc is PLEDGED IN exercise the
constitutional power of the VETO against
the odious measure called the WlLMO1'
pROVlSO, aud against all measures Of that
class. and that he has vocd against that
proviso in his placc.in the Senate"
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

DISEASES og CHi..pRES.-If we were To cAani-
inc the various statistics OF the oi tho gr,
mortality IN children, We ", uld perhaps be sur.
prised to find that the presence OF worms was the
cause of more death than any other complaint
We often wonder how mother can vcnrn over
her child as It's form is wasted away bv disease
attended with a rcslcssnc in Sleep bad breath
itching and picking ut the nose. which are nj,
sure symptoms the presence oi wor swhv sht
does nui send Tor bottle OF Ooinstoca's Tonic
Vcrmiuue. This remedy has been tested in
hundreds OF instances, and is sure extcrinina.
tor Of worms in every case. Physicians in varl.
Gus parts oi the country use II ~ their practice.
Con,stock & TO, CO Second street, - Louis
Mo-, sole proprietors.
Sold hv a. SANDERS, Davenport and hy Wa
NosgIS, Rock Island.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
Correspondence efa.C Rochester .3mrrie0a !

1
LANCASTER, Pa.,/
Aug. IL ISIS.
Here Gen. Taylo. is the mos, popular
candidate that could have been selected
Hundreds Of the Independent, Democrat.
who are not to be bo,isat bc ne induce.
ments.hcld out TO them by the leaders q
their party. nre coming over to the cause oI
Taylor, Fillmore and their country. Od
Lancaster county, the Gihrnlter af the
Wings in Pennsylvania. will in Novcmler
next give majority for Taylor ranging
from 5000 10 5000. Many confidently as-
scrt that il will not iall below COCO. The
news from every part of the State is ransi
cheering. Wing skies nrc daily brighten.
ing. The prospect Of the Whigs carry inc
the State is dals increasing. The cn,hl.-
siasm for Gen. Taylor is greater than il
was fur Harrison in 1919, when the Key
stone went Wing
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14
A NEW PAPER IN DAVENPORT

The first number of the .tDemocratic Rannc
and Farmers Visier," paper devoted TO III,
Advancement, OF Democratic Principles and III,
interests oil the Farming Communi,y-wll h,
issued on Saturday, September 10th, 1915, iron
the Office on ond St.-rocm formerly occupied
by the Society of Odd Fellows.
As CRISIS Dollar Monitor of Rock Island I'm.
been merged in the ssBanncr'' and the suhscrip.
ton list turned over, advcr ,semcnis inserted in
the Banner will not only have large ciscula.
ton in Iowa but also in Illinois.
Terms 80 per annum in advance or ~, 2,50
within months. Advertisements inserted al
usual rates.
A. MONTGOMERY. Editor.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

There is an old saving, aud a true ono, that
ra'slease sinking ship, and the .princpe' holds
good in numerous ways. a certain sauack, h
Buffalo, since coms.ock e. Go. sells their Ex-
tract of Sarsnparila for 80 cents per bottle.
wheels around and calls oil Sareaparla but his
own immaculate stuff, counterfeit IA sure in
dicaiion that he can no longer sell his rs thou ch
no one else had right bur himsef. But it will
recol Oh his own shoulders, and the pressure will
b. too great. comstock's Extract OF sarsaparil-
la is warranted as good as anv made, and is sold
Tor the reasonable price Of so cents per bottle,
or 81 per dozen.
Prepared and cold by Ccmsfock g. Co., q
Conrtiandt street, New-York.
Sold BY a. SANDERS, Davenport and by VIZ.
NoREIs, Rock Island.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

In the town .. Palermo. in the state o, New
York, rcsdos gentleman hv the name oi Gard
ner, well known aud highly respected nsinis.
ter Elder Solomon Gardnor's daughter, ii the
month OF October l3iJ, Was taken with dropsy
aud weni through the successive stages OF tina,
disease ard was nj last gwen up by The first med
icai men %. the viciaity. ut this stage, writes Va
Gardner, 'we heard Of your Lilhon,ripiic--seni
IN great haste ior q ge bot,ie--sle toeh il IN
davs, was betteg, sent Tor more, and - this
date, Nav 10Th, 1876. my daughter Is nnw III
work and teee from that drcad nl disease-.io al
human appearance, rs Wei as ever.
SOLOMON GARDNER.
The above is correei regarding my ease am
happy to add am Wei
NaEv haN GsRnsEsn
SANDERS, DaYenpot, ! a..
W L NosE'S, Rock kiaai, !, 'sss'''s
JB FAeNAA. 1rareliiilg .3gent
The Davenport gazette., 1848-09-14

DEATH or Cart. MARayArr-fr
Marryat,, author Of ''Pelcr Simple" Mid
spiman E,sy," &c, died tho cnrly part oi
August, nj his seat, Laagham, Norfolk -
lie was 5Gyears OF age. The Ven Nary
List thus records his navul services:
"Midsh'pman OF the lmper,eusc. ~ co-opera.
tion with Patriots on the coas, ol Catalonia. un-
der Lord Cochrane served In ilc .tacl. on i'.c
French flee, in AK Roads, aud in the Waleae-
rcn exp,di,ion IN 1909: Lieutenant ol the New
CASTLE and ia her barge cut OUT tor vessels fsof,
Boston Fay, 1914: commanded the l.arne Il
5armese war, being par, OF the time senior o..,i-
Ger. Gazclted 1903.