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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29
YNDlAN CHOLAGOGUE--This

INDIAN CHOLAGOGuE.--rhis Ia
- nous medicine is now offered to the citizens
OF - Louis and surrounding country rs a safe
and certain cure for Fsrer aud .4gue, Chill Tcrer.
Intermittent Eerers and all Bilious diseases incl
dent to the West. II is also an oxcelien, remedy
tor L'rer Complaint and .7gnc Cake or Enlarge
mens o. Me Spleen. The great popularity Of this
remedy 10 owing TO its superior medical virtues.
~ the agents employed are Of the mos, po.en,
and efhdisni kind known in Mat, ria Medica,
The Indian Caolagcgue is entirely Vegetable in
10 ingredients and perfectly harmless in all its
qualities and 10 universally ack nowledced TO be
the most agreeable and cfiectual CURATIVE Of Fe-
ser and Aguo and Bilious Complaints known TO
che civilized world. Its always safe and always
efFectual. Give il trial.
HTPrice 81 % per Bottle
Prepared in New York BY DR. reuch.wonrer.
For sale BY Dr. Easterly, South Eas. corner Of
Third and Chesnu. streets, ST Louis, NO., Agen,
for she West
G1y-For salo by A SANDERS, Druggist, Aeen,
for Davenport, Iowa. Aug Il
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NEW GOODS.

IN HE Subscriber having received hi,
- FALL AND WINTER STOCK
is prepared to supply customers with Good.
At moderate prices. Tho following arc
some Of the articles he has on hand -
Dry Goods.
Cotton Yarns, Calicoes, Sheetipes. Shirt,
lngs, White, Red nnd Canton Flanuels
Linseys, 5. F. and Sleeps Grew Cloths
Sastlnei,s, Plain and Checked XIV. unc
Cotton Jeans, Blue and other Drillinrs
Gloves, Crayats, Pock. H'kerchi,fs, Spool
anc Pat. Threads, Hats, Bonne,s, Stock.
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
Hardware.
Door, chest, cupboard, till, trunk and
Padlocks; spring and Norfolk laiches, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges
screws, hay and manure forks, spades and
shovels, table, pen and jack knives; ham.
mcrs, hstcbc,s, coffee mills, chains, hoes,
augers, brace bits, smooth aud iack planes,
rakes, scythes, snathcs and stones, pocket,
tuck, fine and redding combs; curry combs,
and brushes; an assortment oi hollow .wore,
ploughs, steel, &c. &c.
Groceries.
Loaf and N. U. Sugars, superior ten,
chocolate, coffee, molasses, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, suleratus, spice, pepper, mus
tord, nutmegs, mace. citron, raisins, cur.
ran's, figs, almonds, cream nuts, fiIbsr,s, 10.
6acco in plugs and papers. Macuba aud
Scotch snufis, Underworld Lemon Syrup,
starch, soap, candles; plates, bowls, prin,
ed and common teas, pitchers. &C. &c.
DguS and Medicines.
Tinctures, Essential Oils, Essences,
Quinine, Peruvian Bark, hlercurials,
Barks, Roots acd Herbs, Of oil kinds,
Mortars, Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars, Bottles and Window Glass; Castor.
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish and I.inseed
Oils, Turpsntine, vurnish, White, Red a nd
Blk. Leads. With general assortment of
Oil and Water Colors, Smnlt.
Gold Leaf and Bronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth instruments,
Trusacs. Also, an assortment Of pure and
genuine Patent Medicines, such ma Fahc.
ncstock's vermiiuge, Cough BaIsam. Bill
ious Pills, Carminn:;ve Lozengcs, (for sum-
mer Complaints Eye Water; Alofia,s Pills
and Bissers; Sherman's Lozioges, and Poor
Mans Plaster; McAlister's Healing
Ointment. Genuine Wistsr's Balsam,
Cologne, Soda and Seidlltz Powders,
Nerve e. Bone Linimen,. Opodeldoc, &c.
Also, Cordage, Chalk and Garden Lines,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Rosin, Oakum, Nails, Glass, Putty. &c.
Al.SO,-School Books, Blink Books,
Memorandum, Cap, Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper, Blk. and Blue Inks aud Stands,
Quilts, Steel Pens, Slu,es aud Pencils
which ho will barter Tor Wheat, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Beeswax, FIaxseed. &c.
e. LESLIE.
Davenport, Oct. 18th, lsiS.
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From Ms ~. ". .Adrertiser.l
WINTERS Exit.
DY ANNrr NARyLANp,

81 AHHrE MARYLAND.
We thought thar cold Winter was gone,
That the Snow was all melting away;
That soon the sweet flowers would come,
And earth appear cheerful and gay.
But Winter looked back with q frown
And called out his servant, the Frost,
While young Spring ,urn'd pale and look ID down,
For she thought that her power was lost.
How grimly--stern tyrant-he smiled,
And to follow Jack Frost, sent the Snow:
North Wind capercd madly, half wild,
For he had full permission TO blow.
But the foolish old Winter forgot
That the Snow saved the ground from the
Frost;
That BY casting together their lot
His own surly purpose he crossed.
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STATS OF Missouri,
City ef 81 Lomis
DOCTOR 4. q. BRAGG, heinr BY me duly
sworn, deposcs aud saye, shat his Sugar. Coafed
f'"s. now 80 generally known and % exsensive-
y used throughout the southern and western
states, do not contain one particle o. m;serai or
any kind, as has been erroneously stated. m.
further states that he 10 ., this time monufac,u-
ring and putting mp, ready for market, from
TWENTY-FIVE TO Thirty THOUSAND Boxes
OF these pills per week, and that the orders and
calls from agents and others for these pills, have
become SO numerous, even at this healshy sea-
son OF the year, that some applications arc me-
cesssrily delayed from ten to twelve DAYS. ON Az.
count OF deponcn,s inability 10 manu- csure them
i - enough to supply the increasing demand.
DR. Bragg further states that i, il his n,cn,;on r.,
extend and increase his msnuiae,ory until ne car
furnish the southern and western States win an
ample supply Of this celebrated pill.
a G BRAGG.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me. All, Orb
aes u June, a. ", IBs6. PC CAMDEN,
Mayor Of the city Of Sc Louis.
For sale Wholesale and Retail ss On d. Aoa.,
Depot and Family Medicine Store, N. =. Com,
Market and Third Streets, st Louis. Mo.-Ais,
At SANDERS, Davenport, Iowa.
November 23d, l8a8. ii-am
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CABINET MAKING.
VHE subscriber wOuld r,

- pectfuly inform the citizens Of Daven.
port and vicinit, that he is now prepared 10
manufacture every description Of Cabinet rorl
on the shortest notice, and for neutness and du-
raeility OF workmanship not to he cxcelcd -,
any IN the West. lie intends keeping general
assortment OF Cabinet Ware, consisting Of
bureaus, Bedstcads, Dining, Breakfast and
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Work
Stands, etc.
Bureaus for $1,000, Dining Tables for 500;
breakfast tables 400; Bedstcads 900; Candle
stands for | so cents: Washstands $50.
Which nc will dispose for READY Pax, upon
the most reasonable terms, and receive in pay
meni ail kinds of marketable Country Produce.
Lumber, Wood, Coal, &c. and will never refuse
Cash.
COFFlNS made with despatch and q, low
rate.
snor on Front Street, in the rear of the Ca
zc.te Printing Office. ELI OIL.
Davenport, Feb. 18th, l848. o3-,f
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Il wss whimsical threat Of raw boned
lusty follow 70 . very little man with whom
h. had dispute-"That il he did not bold
bis jaw, be would put him between two
pieces Of bread snd butter, and sal him up
like sn anchoyy.n
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HE Subscriber having received his
- FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
is prepared to supply customers with Goods
At moderate prices. Tho following are
some OF the articles he has on hand -
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Dr. upham'x Vegetable Eleetuary, or Internal
Remedy for the Piles, TriumDhaut!

VI CPuam stettMUio EIcctunTy, OF InteIR&l
Remedy for the Piles, Triumphant!
10000 Cases Cured IN the past year.
Ills Medicine IL warranted Ia cure all
- cases Of piles, either bleeding or blind, in
ternal or external and al innammatorv diseases
found IN conjunction with the pies-such rs
Chronic Dysentrry, Weakness and IniIamma.
ton Of the Spine.
nfhng 81 the boreis, Eontb, Nc that females pariir-
nldsIv are subject 10. under peculiar rirrwnlslnnres
Tor mhleh many certificates could be giren Of speedy
ana eDeetuaI eures-but deiieacy lorbids their publ
cation, SEVERE AND IIAplruAL CosrvrsEss,
Flow OF blood to the Head. Dyspepsia. ulcera-
tons, Fistnlas, Inflammation OF the Stomach,
and speedy cure IN Dr. UrnAa's ELxcruARy. ii
Is an internal remedy and cures BY its action on
The bowels and blood, the relaxed state OF which
~ the cause Of the above named diseases.
Universal Commendatiou.
From ever CITY, town md viHige, where DR.
lpham's Vegetable Pile Elcc:uary has been in.
iroanced the most gratifying intelligence OF its
effects have been received by the Proprietor
In hundreds OF instances i, has iriumphed over
cases which were deemed incurahle.
Letter of Capt & " Mclean, late OF the Y ser.
vice, and member OF the New-Jersey Lcgisln.
,nre. RAILWAY, June l6, l847.
u have been afflicted Tor wears with the Piles
-" ''e heus "ish"us huNththI HIKE permanent
beneht afmost everything assuming the name Of
n remedy. / had Us matter OF course, lost al
confidence in medicine. Under this feeling I
was lnduced-not without reluctance, confess
to use 'upham's Electuary;' md having used
u tor about three weeks, according TO the direc.
tons laid down, find 10 my utter surprise, ne
wei as satisfaction, that every symptom Of the
disease hue left me. think il due alike 20 DR.
upham and myself to make this statement.
& w MCLEAN.
NoricE.-The genuine Elec,uary has the writ
ten signature thus, (0rA Upham, NJ. d. The
hand - also done with pen.
bTPrice 81 per box.
GrFor sale BY Dr. 4 Eosterly, south east cor
ner OF Third and Chestnut streets, ST Louis, NO.
Sole Agent for the west.
]. G|For sale BY A SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
for Davenport, Town. Aug II.
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NALL AWD WyM0BR 0WWDSo
~ WHISTLER has just STOCK Of FALL AND WINTER
ooDS from Boston and ST. Louie,
oc GOODS ever offered this Market aud will
css that cannot be beat - 1890 r ~
- Ills stoc. consists ia par, Of the following gods:-
pieces fashionable Broad Cloths full
Sathets, Twecds mo Jean.a quantity '-''
pieces 1ostonndes Blue Drilling, Checks, Linen
oo pieces Fancy Linen LuGo and Chambay
pieces French, English and Chints
30 pieces paca, Silk do. Musln dc Iaues
So Gngha" Silk and Silk gd Paasos Shades splendid
' -r" =
Florence Pearl Brnd aud Straw Bonne,, my quantity
bonnet CaP and black rbbond,
Ladies and Gents Kid Silk and Lie gloves and
summer and Cas Silk fngos qualities
r and leather fans Nusin Le, Silk
"Pe or"sh and "her linens Green besg and black silk ve
Figured cap stuff Blond Book Bishops muins
shon and fashionable fur hats
GOOD line. mention. - ~ - - - 80
BOOTS AND SHOES.
,fromB
Kinds aud qualities Of Ladies' Misses Ch Slippers Boots
Gaicrs, halt Caters, Nc. - '
. ALSO, HARDWARE
assortment OF Saws
spoons m horse hand round and half chse
s SC, hes md snea.hs p shove ntar.p
ho md scrubbng brushes forks mills hoe,
brace bits, hammers brick osol steel
Queens and Glass largo
OILS AND PAINTS; STATIONARY
: GROCERIES, quantity, all of be Csw
D.venpmi, October 10Th,
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Blue, Black, and Brown English. and
French Broadcloths, assorted Black, Blue,
and Fancy Cassimeres, and Sattinets, Al.
pacos. and NJ. de Lains, WOODEN and Silk
Plaids; assorted Shawls. Coat and Vest
Buttons. Irish Linens, Spool and Linen
Threads.
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"A Brown and Bleached Muslins; Brown
and Blcached DrilIings, WOODEN and Cot.
ton Fl"nnels. Linscys, Ginghsms, Silk
and Cotton Velvets, Table Cloths, Kid
and Silk Gloves, Cnsh. and Buck. Mems
and Boys Caps, Combs, Brushes, SC.
SC.
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NEW STORE
NEW GOODS as1

the NEW BRICK STORE adjoining Dnveopors
y and Stock Dry Groceries Boots and Sh,es Xc
COnsisi in 0rof
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@el6ibte Speier Oeut1den i'm
9tuSlanDe.

3rpei Oeutlbe litten Sbifbrub an Ell
net pdifen Sniel. Die ibri9e Mannibaft
ertronf, nur uniere eanosleute retteten fitb.
Der gine mar aus Saiern; ct tru9 cine
@unoermeooi(le, uno oas tpar gut. yfo6s
Dem ie semeinf6oftlib Die Sniel beieben,
uno seleben, oab ni6ts su ieben fei, ols
8ers uno Sbat, Ssls uno piloes Sc
itrdu6, bauten fe lib Seoer cine 6iitte,
f6afTten eeben6mittel aus Dem Brad oes
Sbifes an oos eano uno er9oben fib in
ibr S6idIal, pie es sem0bnli6 0eutfbe
i'm Nustanbe tbun. ga fe Feline @ele
eenbeit batten, Gin Sierbou5 su befu6en,
70 tansweitten Ge fb uno beibloien cine
n9eibloHene @eleulbaft" 5u erribten.
Ser @ine par, rpie seiast, aus 8alern,
BET 2(noere aus Nnbalt. Sener poute Die
su erdnoenbe 8elsGlbaft 8ooaria nen-
nen, oisier belfano borouf, ile Iseania gu
nennen Sic botten ibre patriotliben
Spmpatbien au6 in oer 8ilonib beibe=
balten. Ser Gine la9te /: ,,lteber Sals
ern eebt MIR, 100 eibt's 70 Sler uno
Dampfnuoeln uno 8urfelM Ser 2(n=
oere erbob bic 2(u9en fbpdrn,eriicb gum
0immet uno feufste: 80 2(nbolt ein5i=
geo oeutlbes 8atertano !"
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Der erfte Sreiwilli9e fit oen frans0
fifhen .Rrted.

Seneoift S6arf bdlt ii6 an einem
eampenpfofen uno 1T 5iemlitb madIibt
beouoelt, uno man bort fol9enoen patrlo'
tilben 9er5enser9ub bon ibm:
1880 1T felIer fran5ohlbe 9umbu9,
eouis Napoleon. Sag ibm, penn er iei=
ne 0af' eefbraubt baben wollt, fol- er
iuft ben 8es berfommen. Sb, 8ene.
oift gbarf, elmer Der Sberbdupter oer
Ser. Gtaaten, Sobn bon Sofua Sbarf,
Sbubfider bon Morristaun, ielbitStie=
fetma6er, uno frei9eborner 8ir9er oieier
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Gin neuer ptan von Snfslftirmern.
Die Qneriafoniifen !; Weltbefebrer uno
Snlell1irmer mebren fib um uns ber tpie
3eitunosbldtter, ,faum baben iib oieHunos
Snlutoner 3erfreut. 10 faneen oieSapones
fen 3itter an iitb su spofnen. Sn Der
Shat nibts mebr uno nibt menieer 1T
i'm gSinoe ais Elm 1usfue nab Sapan.
ODER pelmebr natb oen iopaneiiiben Sn.
Ipln. @binefen uno Sapaneien BADEN felt
Menibenoeoenfen Dor alien 8olfern Ger
Groe Die Sbure peritlohen. Dieier Qnss
fblub eolt beionoers Der Gbriifenbeit nno
oenebriifen lparum 9eraoe oieien. moesn
lie wobl am beifen piifen. 8ruoer Soma
than Der Ole peridloi1enen Ibdren lnsOfes
rifo su ofTnen pnbre. fbeinteuit gu baben.
feline 3uuff in Sapan au perluben. Sb
ct oas Rebt oaSu bat, oas iibetlaiie man
oenpolitieern, wenn bic lbren Sortbeil in
oerl(ufbrebune Der Gbdren ieben 10 foer.
Den fie eub fbon oas Ned't oasu befpeIs
ien.-
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ten, ols Die @onoerun9 9eoauert baben
wuroe, nGmtib cine Stunoe. Man bat
ibm aub ibon oQeSbiren perrieselt, uno
oaoureb eben 70 lpen9 ous9eri6tet, oenn
ct 1ubt lie nit aller @enolt auf3uipren=
gen, uno eelin9t ibm oieies ni0t, uno es
1T ireenowo Elm Seniter ODER cine onoere
Sefnun9 porboneen, 70 Seribtd9t er Die
eriferen uno Iubt Die leetere 70 gut e6
9eben rpiQ 5u er,peitern uno ourb5ufom.
men. Sm 8reien 1T er poQi9 mieoer Der
9ew6bniibe NadtWanoler, oo5 beiBt, ct
eebt oann rubi9 feinen 8e9 iiberMouer,
5borpse uno 6olsit0Be. I'm nibts un:
perlutbt gu lo0en, ibm Den ndbtIiben2(u5e
gang gu uerleoen, baben ibn eini9emal
Die fdrfiten Wdnner an ber SbGr in@m=
pfon9 senommen, feff9ebalten uno ouf=
supeden 9eiu6t. Sic perltbcrn, oob e6
ibnen our6ou5 unm69li6 9erpeien, NIT
ibm ferti9 5u meroen, uno 9elon9 es Der
llebermobt, 70 traten Die Gonputionen
Elm. 9to6 ieosm @ioeritonoe befano fltb
oer eeioenoe am fot9enoen Sage in Dem
@raoe frdnter, in ,pel6em iener 9epolt.
lamer eepefen mar. Dies fublte ct ou6
Io9leid ; uno peft man ibn ouf Die gtotbs
nenoi9feit, NIT ibm 70 gu perfabrcn, oufs
merriam mo6te, bat ct ollemol fGebent=
li6, es beim often gu Io1en, neil Ell fl6
nob babel am beiten befinoe. Wan fonn:
te e6 nicbt po9en, ibn on9efleoet lie9en
5u laiTen, neil ct Damn l6rperli6 Den balls
bre6enoenSpo5ier9on9, obne an oenSta=
6eln oes I6malen1boree Ddn9en gu blei:
ben uno berunter 5u ffur5en, batte mas
6en f6nnen. Seine gSanoerun9en un:
terblieben ourbous, ,penn oer Mono ni6t
i6ien.
Ser Monn erbitlt in Der 8ol9e, obne
ber9etsut 5u iein, leinen Qbibieo, uno
Die perion, Der mir oieie geobribt per=
oanfen, fonnte BON oem ferneren 8on9e
iener merfmaroisenS nSronfbeit nibt6 mebr
erfabren. Gben oieie perlon perfibert
Gbri9ens, ME einen ibauoerbofteren Qn=
blid 9ebabt gu boben, ol6 oieien No6t:
panoler. St fab bier Elm wirfli6e6 Sc
ipenit, Elm lebIo6 lebenoe6 gSeien eineGr:
fbeinun9, Die fein 2(ber9toube 9eibofen
bate, fonoern Die wlrflib Dor Dem porurs
tbeil6freien Serifonoe uno Den lpo6en
Sinnen oes 8eobabter6 poruber9in9.
Sin &orper, BET ieiner unbepuBt bic iteiz
le Mouer erflimmte, uno unuerwunoet
uno obne iemol6 gu fouen tber Die Spi=
gen oes 9efdbrli6en Sborwe9es Fam, lief
Die 3uIbouer in un9e'pibbeit, OBJ ct oies
ier pirfliben 8elt ooer ni6t oielmebr
einerSelfterlpelt on9ebore, Der, NIT Sleii6
uno Sein befleioet, bier Elm ionoerbores
pohenipicl treiben tpollte, uno erre9te Ell.
nen selpiiIen Sbauer, befen lib oub Der
Sorurtbeils freefe ni6t erwebren fonnte.
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0omfeatSc Stt,tntter TO-
. Siemstae SEN SO. Cctober, 1sA9. g
Sabr9. Ill, ea,tse Ssunn. 526.

$ $ $ & @ @ ] $$ $$
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Serbreben uno Urmutb in Soiton.-
Nab Dem Seribt oss ,,Sof. Gitp Mar.
fbal's" obt es $50 Seller in Softon MEL
cbe su QSobnunoen benuet weroen uno
1856 Semobner entbalten. I66 oapOn
iino Sbnapsbuoen uno SO oienen gum
looren Sn Der InnitraBe fanb man so
Ean5fe(ler, no in orei Otdbten in elmer
Wobe 493-ibr 8eien trieben. Die
oanse Nnsabl Der Setten 1T $50. t1no Die
Un3abt Der Seller in Der Innifrabe, 100
beioe @efblebter obne unteribieo pets
miibt lieeen it 80. Der Serlbt faet
ferner. oob nab Der Weinun9 zines Der
Nufleber Don oer Unnifrobe. 4 bis 500
Sremoe in oeier Sabresseit in oieIen Sci.
lern unoStra6en ifb aufbalten. poSrunf.
eieoerlibfeit uuo nob uiel Sblimmeres
un9elt6rt ibr 8eien treiben.
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stooten, erloi1e oeie proflomation, all
ale Die es anee5t :-eouis RapoteonSo=
noporte 1T Elm CD ferl; Elm nieoerz
trd6t i9er, pero6tun9slpGroi feieberz
| si9er, iboflteblenoer, frappenperpidter,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., musfitoperbi1ener
bGftuerfbofener, frummbeini9er, ibielss
du9ieer Sobn elmer Wutterbinoin 60,
LAP oas @ort fir Mort nieoereeibrieben
pomprdTioent unterjeibnet u.pomStaat6s
iefret6r be- ftdti9t uno nit einer8er. .Staos
ten &rie95fre9otte ob9eibidt petoen.
@b 2(bt, tpie ct 5ittern miro, tpenn ct
Den Nomen 8eneoift Sdarf auf oemOos
fument leben miro !"
uMiiter 8enebift S1arf, trenn Iea
oein Rame 1T, mab net gang 70 piel9drm
tim oiefe 3eit in Oct 9tabt," fa9te Elm
8otibmann NIT un9ewobnter 6oHibfeit.
nSeaer eompenpfoifen 1T siemlib feit
bort 'nein9epFon5t, uno es 1T gar nidt
n6tbi9, oob ou binfebif no Den felben
bebft."
nSb, 20! i9 feb ou biit Elm Sranjos
ie" erspieoerte 8enebift. Sab i1 Dir
mobl Elm bi1sl ouf'6 0obe 9efablt, pie
ib bon le0em prGhoent 9ereot bob, be?
u0tein --i6 bin fein Sran5oie, Wifter
Seneoift S6orf-icb bin iuft Elm pbi.
tooelpbier @atI6monn.
Oo6 1T cine eii9-es 1T gang un9e=
spobnlib fir einsn pbitaoslpbia 8otlds
mann, 10 peroommt b6fib 3u iein T.
bet ia9 NAL, 5u tpo5 fino oenn bic pers
flu6ten6 6olunfen, Die Sron5oien, gu braus
1en 2"
,Miifer 8enebtft sborf, ou piQft
oib oob nibt 70 berablpdroi9en uno 70
Elm Sldce9dro lein mic oer fron5oHIbe
Winiiter !"
nGs lei bir Su tpiiIen, alter Gerl, bab
ib Der erite Sreilpilli9e bin fir Den franz
softIben &ree. SD oiene gang polfet,
iuit fit Die pldfr isQe SuufroseenfreI=
fer gu tpippen !"
uSb iebe ou biit Elm 1cbarfer &erl,
Wiiter Sborf."
ul1no ou biit Elm SdGrferer !"
oSeu 1T Serldumoun9, ou 9allunf,
ober i6 9eb nibts Drum ou fannit MIDI
ni6t inlulten-e6 nimmt Elm 8entelmann
um iel 5u tbun."
5ier enoi9te iib bas @eiprd6 oomit,
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Srodene brabte. Srleoensb.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
Remarkable Escape.

The Boston Chronotype gives the following report of the account of the escape of Henry BoI Brown from slavery in Virginia, related by Brown him self before the antisiavey society of that city, short time since: .a...
 With the assistance of friend. arrangements were made for him to escape in a box. which was to be forwarded to friends of the slave in Philadel phia, carefully marked us valuable package. The friend who assisted him in this plot took all his money. about eighty dollars, and his clothes Brown could offer no objections, though il Jeff him penni- less; yet, with Roman heart, h. true 10 the fixed purpose of his xoul-he was on his way to liberty. The box used for tns extraordinary flight xas only thYee tsf ineh long, iurO et irds and ttro feet six inches deep. In this diminutve hox he was transported from Richmond to Philadelphia by railroad and steamboat distance of three hundred mies, amid perils great that the mind shaddeF. when they are contemplated.
 sOn board of the steamboat, while going up the Potomac, the box WAS set on end, which placed Brow kaad dOrnarard How long he remained in this fearfaI position he does not know, bat he men tally resolved to die if die i've must, without making sign which might involve those who had beeu assisting him.
 The next great peril which he encountered was at the Baltimore depot at Washington. The boz was roughly tumbIed cut of the Transportation wagon, and ii rolled over two or three times This the unhappy fugitive thought, was bad enough, hut he was horror stricken when il was proposed noi to forward the box until the next day. In that event, he mast die. Hut he bethcagh, him to pray, and while yet praying superior officer ordered il 10 be forwarded. When pu: into the baggage ea' he was again placed on his head, in which position he rennined fer the space of hal: hour. hissyes became swollen nearly out of his head; his veins were filled to bursting, and he mus, have died, had ne, tl,e position been pfovidentally chsngoc.
 "The box arrived safely in Philadelphia 10 its desilnAgisa. The friends who were anxieusly wait iag for il, were assembled m room, wi,h the deor locked. They were afraid to move; they feared that the iuma,e was dead, as he made no noise. Finally one mere firm ihan the rest, trapped on tss box and inquired; Is all right heFeg' AIl right" was the brief response frem within. The frieaas were over come by their esaoiions. and ona of them. iadins speech, excIaimed You are the greates, man in Amerinar'i
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
Marringe.

The following lines. which are not without point, were written, there is not the slightest doubt, by ias.y cid bachelor;
 Look sithe great EaaSs of marriages that take place nye the whole worid-whai poor, eensemPii- sle affairs they arei few sci, locks, . walk, 3 dance. squeeze of te hand. PorPiag of shs qaes- ton. purchase of certain number sf yards oi whiis sain. riag. clergyman stage af two in hired carriage, night in B eeantry ian--and the whole matter Is ever. For five or six weeks tive sheepi4h. looking psszons arc seeA dangling oseAeh othegas asms loekag Ai waisrfas, sr making uern- ing calls and gazzling wine and eAkes-ihsa every thing fAils into the nsss rnsaosnnOps routine; ihs wife ss.s sn one side of the hearth, and the husband on inc sssT. s .:....= S=====ls a.s.le pleasures @ litsls children gradually gather sosnd them Thi' Is wha. niasty oai sf aasdsed ind is se the de' lighis ef sn.irimsny'