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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-25
COLLEGE, OF PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS OF THE UPPER
MISSISSIPPI.

WfIiS Institution located NJ Davenport,
Iowa, will commence its Second Session
first Monday ia .Norem6er, l849..
The Faculty of Medicine will consist OF tne
following members--two vacancies 20 oe suPPn-
ed-who will give full courses IN their respec-
tive departments
CHANDLER b. CHAPMAN, M. D., Prof. OF Cen
eral and Special Anatomy.
Inc. r. SANFORD, NJ. D., Prof Of Surgery.
SAINT. G. ARMoR, NJ. D., Prot. Physiology,
Pathology and Medical Jurisprudence.
NJ. l.. KNAPP, NJ. D. Prot. Ma,er'a Medica ana
Therapeutics. CIV,
Csc w. RICHARDS, NJ. d. Prot. Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
M. D, Prof Obstetrics and Diseases o.
Women and Children
, NJ. y. Prof. Of Chemistry
A. S. Hupsos, M. D. Demonstration OF Anato-
my.
The most ample College buildings are IN pro-
cess of completion. Several OF the Faculty have
been engaged during the summer in multiplying
the means of in trnction, and as full and thor
ouoh courses will be given in the various branch
es, as in any institution OF slniar character IN
the Vest. a,o
The ,icke. of each Prof. is SlO
Demonstrators ticket 2
Matriculation . 20
Graduation tee ~
Good boarding can be obtained in the ycini'.
Of the College nj from 81, so 10 200 per week.
Davenport, September 20ih, l849
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REGULAR PA KETS.
GALENA, ST. CIsOEX AND ST.
PETERS PACKET LINE.
49, 1913. z
DIX. FRANKLIN, us. SENATOR,
Cant NJ W. Lodarck. Captain pr11n Sn'ioi.

DIX. FRANKLIN, us. SENATORS,
Capt N. W. Lodaick Captain pr1n Sn,0.
N1siE above well known boats will run
IN connection during the ensuing sea-
son. between Gaena ST Croix and s. Peters,
stopping at all ntermedia ports. They have
both been thoroughly repaired and painted. and
are admiralty adapted to the trade, Freig I
shipped from below 10 the agents Al Gaiena, VII
be reshipped to any port above on either OF the
above boats, free OF expense for drayag storing
or forwarding, and without de ny.
The Senat will make regular weekly trips
leaving Galena every Monday at II O'Clock NJ,
and return en- SATURDAY. a1ording persons an OPP
portunity TO vis, the Falls Of St Anthony, with
out being out on Sunday.
The we'll known reputation OF their command
ers will be sufficient guarantee 70 shippers that
ANYTHING entrusted 10 their care will be prompt-
Is ate ded 10, and that no effort on their part
will BE wanting render their boats pleasant,
and comfortable 10 passengers.
AGENTS.
Ri Campbell. Galena.
Wapes & zerkle, Dubuque.
] l. Iangworthv, !"
B ~ Brshois. Prairie du Chen.
Nelson Gilbert & Co, Mouth Of Chippewa.
Barris & Hurtzell, Point Douglass.
Churchill & Nilsson, Saltwater.
II Rice. St Pans and s, Peters.
March -, 1892
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REEULAR PACKET

From 81 LOUIS 10 Davenport, iotea.
ID THE fine and fast pas
;z1Esssiiia9ss; senser steamer. ARCHER.
Capt thomas II Brierly, Master, has common
ced her regular trips as packet between the
above named ports Leaving 81 Louis every
"Wednesday she will arrive nj Davenport every
Saturday, and leaving Davenport on SATURDAYS $.
will reach S, Louis on Wednesdays. Freight
will be taken a: the loves, rates. nd eyers at
,en,ion will be paid to the comfort OF pass n
gers. march g, 2s8-is
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b. 5 a N F O X ID,
np1rcnrsr AND GROCER:

DRUGGIST AND GROCER;
n n The O,d Stand on Frnnt Street,
q Davenport. Iowa, has laid in q full assort-
neut OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries,
fruits, Spices, Oils. Paints, &c, tor The season,
almost every article IN the line
! along which are the following, viz. -
All DIR. jayne. Medicines,
Wistnr'. Basam Wild Cherry,
Tuwnsend's Sarsaparilia,
Hungarian Balsam,
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Mutfat's Phoenix Bilters.
Have Llnsment tor Plies,
Uphsm'- Pile Eiectuar,,
Pam Extractor,
L.inamenis all kinds,
ia, nes. Mpti.i-, Braggs. Brandre,hs,
Wrghis, Srnuhs, Peters, Lees,
Pofier-, Gle. Glands, and
Emersans Pills,
Back and Cayenne Pepper,
Alsplce, Cloves, Mace, Nuimegs,
Cinnamnn, K c., w l. aud Gro.Ind
Ginger. SaIeralns, Sal Soda, Alum,
Copperas, Salt Peter.
Chalk. Pitch and Ro>n,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Cnrran,., Tamarinds,
Citron and Dates.
Imperial. Gun Powder.
Young II son, and Black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackere. Smoked Herring,
Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, and
Pipes. all kinds;
Liverpool Blown, Ground Alum,
Turks Island. aud Table Salis,
Paints, Oils, Tmpentine. Varnishes,
Brushes, Glass. Putt, Nails, Cardage,
Lines and Sacking Irvine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and ?. Caps,
Indigo. Madder, Lpgwcod, FustIc,
Red Wood, Anna,ta, &c;
Cocoon and Chocolate, Old Java, Rio,
and HAVANA Coffee, Rice. Tapioc',
Pearl Sage. Arrow r OF, Pearl Birley,
Vermiuila, Soda. Butter and Sweet
Crackers. Loaf. Powdered. Crushed,
Clarified aud a. o. Sugars,
Golden and n o. S>rups.
S. II. and N. O. Molasses,
Old Oiard and Seigne,te Brandy,
Por,, Madeira. Sweet Malaga. and
CIarel Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, Jamaica Rum, and Old Mononga
bella Whiskev. Cor Medical purposes.
Absc, nth, Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
and Lime Juice, Sperm, Star aud
Tallow Candles. Castle, Resin,
Almond. Windsor and other Smps,
Candes Ass'd.. Wsiar's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing aud Letter Paper,
Blk, Blue. and Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens. Quills, &c.
Almonds. Brazil Nnts. Filber,s and
Hzennts. Pen and Pocket knives,
RlZors, Scissors. P"ckei B9nks.
Wallets. Six and Cotton Pnrses,
Combs. Ass'd. Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes, &c. &c
The above with a, least 500 different articles
Tot enumerated are all warranted of the best
quality. and will be sold as low as al any Store
n the county. Cash or goods will lie paid for
Butter, Cheese, Tallow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed,
Fiaxseed, &c.
B. SANFORD.
Davenport. Dec 18th. l248
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n. .. purosD.
JAMES FERGUS.
JAMES FkH0tS ~ - W. wv
FERGUS g. BUFORD'S
FOUNDR
AND
MAcEINN SHOP
MOLlNR, ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

0UR establishment has been greatly en-
. larged during the past season, and we have
now so great number Of Patterns that we are
prepared To execute, with promptness, orders tor
Mill Gearing. Steamboat Work,
Horse Powers. Threading Ma.
chimes, Job Work, &C.
We have executed the work and have on hand
ali the Patterns, Of the Mil Gearing OF the spien-
did new mills in Bloomington and Dubuque. 10
va; Moline and Como, Illinois. We can also
furnish
Pafksfs Percussion and Reaction Water.
Wheels,
and sell the Patent Right. Also, the koss and
other Uoter Wheels We are prepared tc make
sTEAM = n e I'm ES,
10 order. Also, Lock WOODS Patent ,iorse Pow
er, Rich's Patent Reaction Water Wheels, Turn
ing Lathes, Biacksmith's Patent Hand Drills,
Covers Churn Irons
We are also Agents for McCormck's Reaper;
EsferIy,s Premium Harvester; Rane's Patent
Whemple's ihreshing Machine and
Separator.
Orders for work NAV be left at the Foundry,
in Moline, or at ~ B. BUFoRD's Sligo lron Store,
Rock Island, which will be promptly attended
to. All our work, when required, will be deliv-
cred a. Rock sland, and shipped on steamboats
FERGUS & BuFoRD.
Moline, Illinois, June 2ls,, l849 4l-tf
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THE well known, light

A-s7A THE well known, light
z drsneht. fast running stem
boa. GsON-ACCOND. II nEssrr, Master,
will run during the season as regular packet
between S, Louis, Gaena and Dubuque. Eve
r. exerion will be made TO insure attention ard
comfor, to passengers, and those enirusting bust
ne IS 10 this boat can rely upon il being prompt.
transacted For freight or passage apply on
board. March 29lh, i849-29-.s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-25
CABINET MAKING.
.HE subscriber would res

Ill pectfnly inform the citizens OF Dayen-
port aud vieinit that he IS now prepared TO
manufacture every description oil Cabinet Tork
on the shortest, notice. and for neu,ness and du-
rabil;ty OF workmanship no, 10 be excelled by
any i'm the West, Hein,ends keeping general
assortment of Cabinet Ware, consisting OF
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LUMBER.

LVEEEE.
IN hand Fifty thousand feet Of assort-
~ ed Pine Lumber, conss ing of Siding, Floor
ing, Weather Boarding and Plank.
.4lso-For sale--a superior covered Wagon
hung on three elliptic springs, with Iron Axies--
finished very strong for two horses.
WIN. II Iili.DRETH,
One mile above Davenport.
June l4tb, lS4o. Ao-f
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FEVER AND AGUE.
fOVEi is
Compound Bcbtrriar Mixture. or
Ds.saAfs. ARA H<tSzG..

In EGeeiael Cure for ffrer and .7gae, lnsern1s-
teat end kensiit@lt Fcrers.
- EBEER.NE. abianed from the bark
- of the '3ehecru' tree, IN native OF British
GUIANA has been used fo' many years IN Dema-
rara and other parts IT South America, IN the
treatment OF Bilious Tn'ermtten, Fevers, with
great success, vi X Bark, Qninlne And the or
dnarv remedies had at cry failed
IN aIncs a,t eases one bottle vii be ampl.
sufficient 10 IF CT cure. In very severe cases,
where the constitution his suffered from pro-
,racted form OF disc So, il NAV require two bot
lies to eradicate the poison Of miasmn iron the
system.
II is perfectly mild in IL operation and may be
given TO n infant, or used b. the most delicate
female with perfect safety.
To travellers occasionally exposed in the new
states, this remedy otfars security preventive
as well as curative remedy.
For sale wholesale and retail By II. A. POR-
TER. No. rs Illinois street, Rock Island.
shor, treatise on Fever and Ague may be
obtained gratis OF our agent.
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am true Iaborer. earn what ea, ;
get what wear, owe 10 man bate, envy
no mans happiness-g'ad Of other mems
2ood-couient with ny farm, and the great.
est Of my pride is, TO see my lambs suck.
Shakespeare.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-25
10Y TO THE WORLD!
PERRY DAVIS
Genuine Vegetable Pain Killer.
MO MEDICINE hns been discovered

MO MEDICINE hns been discovered
~ thu, is SO happily adapted 70 use internal
~ as drops 10 be taken, and YET perform such
wonders when applied externally as q wash, o.
bath BY friction.
The price rom 25 10 SO cents per bottle nc
cording 10 the size will enable oil 10 use il. il
you doubt, begin with % cent bottle, and tina.
will remove your doubts, and make you buy and
use, and recommend TO yonr friends more than
a hundred certificates would. Who will Try
them and save life and suffering for twenty-five
cents.
The Pain Killer NAV be used with success
that will as,onish the bcholder, in such cases Us
the following: Fever aud Ague; Chiis ana re-
yer, Cholera orbus. Dysentery, ram IN me
Side and Stomach, cuts aud Bruises, bronch'lis,
Healing Sores on Man Or Beast, Raising blood,
Tooth-ache, Hoarsencss, chlblalns and Frosted
Feet, Spasins, Proven, Blister from Burns,
Scratches or Torn Flesh, Bites or Stlngs, hheu-
matte Complaints, Bowel Complaints, Nc
We have Certificates 10 fill volume, when
nigh, be published, showing the wonderful Ell
feels of the Pain Killer, but they are too COM
mon, and used foi articles Of no merit; and the
25 cen, bottles will d. more than thousand I'M
known names to convince the user
70 Families We earnestly soilcit Gil heads Of
families 10 tr one % cent bottle OF the ram
Killer, and they will then be convinced OF lts
efficacy in the cure OF the above complaints, and
we are cert in will ever after keep i on hand.
Remember and ask Tor Perry DAVIS Vegetable
Pain Killer, the Original and only true article.
Sold Wholesale and Retail atthe Family Med
icine and Canton Tea Store, Corner Ain and ol-
i've, S, Louis, by A. WOODWARD, Gener
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feTPartiCuIar NOtice.-N

The great success which has attended the use
of this preparation has induced the proprietor to
warrant perfect cure TO those who will use two
bottles strictly according 10 the directions. In
all cases where the remedy thus used proves in
etiectual the money will be refunded, provided
notice is given within three weeks after the las,
bottle is taken.
Rock Island, Angus, 30th, 1919. 50-3m
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Bureaus, BedStcads. Dining. Breakfast and
Dressing Tables, CaGdle, Wash and Work

Bureaus for Sl2,ou, Dining Tables for 500;
Breakfas tables 400: Redsteads 800: Candle
stands for so cents; Washstands $50.
Which he will dispose oiior READY Pax, upon
the most reasonable terms, and receive in pay
men, all kinds Of mark etable country Produce,
Lumber, " ODD, coal, &c. and will neserreiase
cash.
COFFINs made with despatch end at 10"
rate.
SHop on Front Street. n the rear of the Ca
zet,e Printing Office. ELI OIL.
Davenport, Feb. 18th, 1913. 23-it
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J.. HAINE'S
ILLINOIS HARVESTERS.
PATENTED MARCH 9TH, l849.
HE above superior Machine ran be
u seen ut the MOLINE FOUNDRY. and orders for
three Of them only can be filled this season -
Terms 5000, hall cash, balance 10 and II
months with good security. Farmers are invited
to call and examine the Machine
FERGUS & BuFORD.
Moline. H., Tune 2lst. lS4a 40-f
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.1ge, -aore's compound SFrnp ~ ifH2n DofS |
Root, for Purifying the Blood, &c.
TIyfIts compound viii remove and cause par
maneni cure Of all diseases arising from. a.
impure state OF the blood, such as screiaa,
which presents Itself in variety OF forms; San
Rheum, Kings Evil, Pimpies on the face, Ulcer,
Botehes, Erssp,las, Ring Worm, cosiivene.s,
Suppuration OF The Glands. Metcuria! Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Jauntiee, Liver Complaints, Dropsy,
General Debility, cods, coughs, Giddness, and
remove everv faint. from whatever cause it may
arise, and completely novate the system.
This extract is sure cure for Rhe amasisir,
Cou', Spasmodic Affection Of the Stomach.
Pairs in the Side chest, Bones, &c, Fever and
agre, Asthma, Nervous Headache, Sick Head
ache. Palpita,ion of the Henri, Prostitution, con-
WILSON'S, constipation, Fluor Aihus, &c.
The way to keep well is to cleanse and purify
the blood by using this Syrup, which wi.ido Il
eiiectualv, and health will ensue. ], ceanses,
clears, purfes and strengthens the system.
Taking into consideration the salutary effect
OF this medicine, together with the quantity sold
for the price, renders it decidedly the cheapest
preparation IN Use.
As far a. this article has been u, cd, il has su.
perceded all other preparations ever offered 70
the public for the above complaints. Many OF
the mos, eminent and experienced Physicians,
who have p,actised Medicine for more than for
~ wears. toll us that preparations OF this kind
from the Dock and other articles which we com
bine with IT, has performed some OF the creates
cures and proved The most salutary OF any PREF.
aratiou ever known.
This compound is composed OF articles so hap.
pily combined, us to tend directly TO give toneie
the stomach and boreis, excite to healthy celoa
the iirer, and the whole giandutcr system, aay
nervous irritatikty, and promote the free action
OF the lungs, thus rendering il applicable 10 a.!
diseases Of chronic nature.
70 This medicine is pu; up in quart bottles,
with the words sNoEsE's CELrBRArEo SyRrP,
PROV, r. H. blown in the glass and sold for One
Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for FIVE Dol.
LARS.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Family Med
cine and Tea Store, corner Fourth and Olive
streets, by A. +. WOODWARD, agen, for the
west, who keeps all the popular medicines OF
the day.
For sale by A Sanders, Agent, Davenport.
P Fav, do Bloomington.
J. EGay, do Burlington
w r Norris, do Rock Island.
l. T Gillespie, do Dubuque.
f Johnson, do Monrose.
A ID Boyce, do 49,.
A Hamln & Co, do ne kuA'
| Nav 10Th, l849--35-iy.
l r.
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REGILArs PACKET

For Burlington, bloomington, Rock kind. Dar-
export. GaIena and Dubuque, aud all haiernte-
d,ate landings
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TIE GREAT REMEDY OF TIE

Davenport. June 7ih, 1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-29
The California Gold Fever.

On Saturday evening the steamer Crescent City
arrived at this port direct from Chagres. AS soon
as she was telegraphed the whole community was
thrown into state of intense excitement, because
it was expected that she would bring much Later
intelligence from the California gold region than
whatwe were previously in possession Of. and per.
hsps, also, quantity OF gold dust. Great the dis
Appointment and modification that was caused
when twas made known that there had been no
communication at all with California up to the
time when she lett and, therefore, that she
brought no later newe.
Inquiries are being continually made of us res
pecung. the number of vessels and of adventures
that have sailed from the United States for the
gold regions since the commencement of the ex-
citement For the purpose of answering them, and
keeping our readers informed of the progress of
the gold mania, annex table, carefully and ac-
curateIy compiled, and which gives the names of
every vessel that has proceeded that destination
via Cape Horn, the number of passengers OF those
who have proceeded via the Isthmus in Panama,
and of expeditions which have gone by the over
land routes through Mexco:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-29

INTELLIGENCE FROM JAMAIcA.-We take from
our files, which have come to hand, twenty days
later than our previous dates, additional details of
'he news from this quarter, which we published In
yesterdays Herald. The Kingston Journal of
January 16, says
SLAVE vEssEL.-we learn that Captain Dixon, OF the
bark Fame, which arrived here on Friday last with
detachment Of the I'd Wet India Regime from Sierra
Leone reports that when he left that place there we're
eleven hundred Africans who had been at liberty
but they positively refused to to this isls
stating "a their reason that there encourage
ment for them here IL IL considered that the minds
Of there people have been greatly bsssed by the Af
can ,mmigI ants who have returned to Sierra Leone
from this county SLAYER, with seven hu udrei AZ
ricans on board, was captured on the River by the
Dolphin nve hundred we're at once sent to Sierra
Leone, and the remaining two hundred still on
board the vessel aud would be also In to the
same place; twenty-five Of them died the passage.
PRoTEcTIo, TO ANERIcAr SUGAR GRowRRs A cor
respondent informs the wings who at the late
election, succeeded to power protecto nsts and,
In the matter OF protection to sugar growers the
jority Of the South will go with them Gsnsraliy the
Soul were free traders but they nd they cannot
probably compete with Cuba, Unless the duty Of tho
old tariff Of 1912 IL removed, viz Two aud a half
dollars per 100 lbs At present the duty Ia twenty Der
quantities OF Cuba sugars nualy imported into
the United States. II IL supposed by we'll Informed
parties that In case tho duty altered prop Dsed
the cotton planters will quickly draft OF large portion
Of their hands and open new sugar plantations The
consequent falling of Ia the quantity Of cotton which
will then be cent market will bs than mpen-
stated for BY the increase in the price Of that staple
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-29
Marine Court.


JAN. 26.-Wdring Latins rs. Chas. Knor.-Ths
was action to $50 1t appears that Lstting
10 in the habit OF posting tradesmens and manufac
turers bills In frames which he has fixed in certain
hotels In this oty His agent, man named Brdseye,
called on the defendant who keeps q hat etore In Full.
put his bills into frames In twelve hotels la this city
the defendant agreed to the proposal. In days
after bill Was presented to defendant, claiming $38
defendant refused to pay but offered So alleging
that thG was the sum hs had agreed for. On the 28h
ofNovember the plaintiff called on defendant and an
The plaintiff insisted that the agreement that So
be paid for putting bill in each frame, nd there be-
ing twelve In all, would make $38 the other side
deien dant insisted that So was to the whole
The parties separated without coming to any arrange
ment. and the next day MIR Knox wrote to the de-
gone to- cauoniDg him against putting up any Of the
bills, and II he had put up any, to take them down
MIR BiRDsEYK was called the part of the plaintiff,
and proved the agreement between him and
PENDANT that s be that he expsi ned the mat
ter fully to the defendant he also swore that he was
prefent at the meeting on the Goth OF November.
On the part Of the defence . MIR VAN WINKLR,
respectable hat manufacturer, was called, and he
depofed that he was present at the meeting the
10th Of November; that the defendant denied the
agreement sworn to by Byrdseye; and that he the
defendant understood 1t, he was to pay but So; he
Goth
Benjamin Gabraith, Esq on the part of the
Defence contended that the proof did not sustain the
action First because the letter Of the q Of Novem
Der cautioned the plaintiff from proceeding further in
the matter and there being proof the bills we're
sgreement; and secondly, inasmuch as defe ndaut
resident Of Brooklyn the court had not ton
Of the The court here interposed, said it was
unnecessary proceed further and dismissed the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-29

A New REGENCY IN ALBANY.-According to all
appearances, Ex-Governor Seward and Thurlow
Weed will be able, In the course OF this week, to
establish a new regency in the wing party, similar
to that system Of party government by which MI.
Van Buren, controlled the democratic party when it
had the ascendancy in this State. The caucus sys-
tenn, as applied to wing politics, will be introduced
with all It's ferceness, secrecy and atroclty. The
wing politicians and wing papers have generally
been conspicuous for entertaining independent
opinions on every subject. and for the freedom
with which they enumerated them. 1t Is strange to
how completely the ablest journals OF the wing
party are now cowed down by the junta at AL.
bany, which has been organized, and will be car
RED into effect, by Thurlow Weed and his as
sociaiea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-29
Marine Affairs.

PANAMA, Jan. 7, 184o.
The undersigned passengers in the steamship Cres-
cent City, Capt. Stoddard, her late trip from New
York to Cbagr.s, with in the most public manner
express their qualification with the OF
hat noble vessel and the arrangements made by her
agents In New York which have contrib to make
veyags most delightful, and journey to this
permit.
We wish TO express grateful recollection Of the
almost psterDal Kindness with which We have been
treated by Capt Stoddsrd and Of the gsntemanly at
tentions Of Mr. Carripgton while the unremitting OK
ertons Of Mr. Fsirchild the ate ward and Mrs. n.y.
thu stewardess, we're not wanting to make our party
comfortable To Mr.. Carripgton, in parti sulsr the
greatest prsse Ia due; his unremitng attentions and
self facrifcng spirit command our wsrmest thanks
This, we Satisfied IL the opinion Of all the pas
eepgers though signed only by those who have arrived
ct this place.
WIN. X. SMITH, Virginia,
LOUIS X. sowKRs, Philadelphia, Pa,
HARRr SHoIwRLL, do
EDWIN MoRoAN, do
AN P e M.soS'' Ne" York.
y.mr. N RsrD, Philadslphis, Pa,
Ms SHoTwELL, do
II BieELow. Michigan,
DAVID RocgRs Hudson, New York,
LEANDER RocgRs, do
DAVID ROGERS, do
NATHAN q. KooERs do
CHAnLRs EuoHEs, New York city,
WA,ghMAN II NELSON, DO
THoMn A. Gofs, do
WILLIAM X. rrrDLxror, New York,
JoHr BARKsn. do
Kew WILLIAM X PESpLgror.