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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-11
SOY TO THE WOkLD:
PERRY DAVIS
Genuine Vegetable Pain Killer.

AFO MEDICINE has been discovered
~ that is so happily adapted to use INTERNAL
" as drops TO he taken, aud yet perform suci
wonders when applied externally US wash, o.
bath BY friction.
The pr,cc rom 25 TO so cents per bottle ac-
cordinr 10 the size will enable nil to use II. II
YOU doubt. begin with % cen, bottle, aud thai
will remove your doubts, and make you buy und
use. and recommend to yonr trends more than
hundred certificates would Who VIII try
Them and save life and suffering for twenty-five
cents :,
The Pain Killer may be used with success
thai will nsonish the bcholder, in such cases US
The following: Fever and Ague; Chiils ana re-
v,r. Cholera Morbus. Dyscntery, Fam IN me
Side and stomach, cuts and Bruises, Bronchitis,
Healing Sores on Man or Beast, Raising BLOOD,
Tooth-ache. Hoaiseness, chiIbiains and Frosted
Feet. Spasms. Prevent Blister from burns,
Scratches or Torn Flesh, Bites or Snngs, kheu-
matte Complaints, Bowel Complaints, &c.
We have Certificates to I'll volume, when
might be published, showing the wonderful ell
feels of the Pain Killer, but they are too COM
mon. and used TO, articles OF no merit; ana 'he
% cen, bottles will do more Than a Thousand uti-
known names TO convince the user
W Eaniiies. We earnestly solicit all heads Of
families 10 try one % cen, bottle OF the Fam
Killer, and they will then be convinced Of its
efficacy in the cure OF the above complaints. and
we are cert in will ever after Keep u on mana
Remember and ask for Perry DAVIS Negeiaoie
Pain Killer, the Original and only true arhc.e.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at the Family Med
icine and Canton Tea Store, Corner An ana VI
i've. S, Louis, by a. i. WOODWARD, Gener
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-11

>v-xH ANrED 5000 Bushels Barley, tor
~ which the highest market price
via be paid by { 5. WHISTLER.
Dec. 81, 1913.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-11
b. $ A N + @ r u !,
nnunGrST AND GROCER;

II T the Old Stand on Front Street
Davenport, Iowa, has laid in full assert
ment ofDrugs, Medicines, Chemicals, urocerles
Fruits, Spices, Oils. Paints, &c, tor The season,
comprising almost every article In the line
Among which are the following, viz
All DR.. Jayne's Medicines,
Wistar's Bslsam Wild Cherry,
Towusend's Sarsaparila,
Hungarian Balsam,
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Moflal's Phoenix Bitiers,
Ha, es Linament for Piles,
Upham's Pile Electuary,
Pain Extractor,
Linaments all kinds,
Javnes, Moiiats, Braggs, Brandreths,
Wrshls, Smiths, Peters, Lees,
Porters, Clevelands, and
Emersons Pills,
Black and Cayenne Pepper,
Allspice, Cloves, Mace, Na'megs,
Cinnamon, Race, w. !. and Ground
Ginger. Saleratus, Sal Soda, Alum,
Copperas, Salt Peter,
Chalk, Pitch and Rosin,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Currants, Tamarinds,
Citron and Dates,
Imperial. Gun Powder.
Young II son, and Black Teas,
Goldfish, MackereI. Smoked Herring,
Tobacco. Segars, SnuH, and
Pipes. all kinds;
Liverpool Blown. Ground Alum,
Turks Island. aud Table Salts.
Paints. Oils, Turpentine. Narnishes,
Brushes, Glass, Puts, Mills, CoFdAge,
Lines aud Sacking Tunc,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and P. Caps.
Indigo. Madder, Logwnod, Fus,ic,
Red Wood, Anna,ia, &c;
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old Java, Rio,
and Hayanna Coffee. Rice, Taploco,
Pearl Sage, Arrow r, OF, Pearl Barley,
Vermulla, Soda, Butter and Sweet
Crackers, Loaf. Powdered, Crushed,
Clarified and N O. Sugars,
Golden and n. Q. s1rups,
s. Fl. and n. g. Moiasses,
Oin Olard ana SelgaeUe Dfahuv'
Port. Madeira. Swee, Malaga. and
Claret Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, Jainaic, Rum. aud Old Mnnungn-
hela Whiske, for Medical purposes.
Absc> nth, Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
and Lime Ilire, Sperm, Star aud
TaIIow Cnndes. C.,slie. X sin,
Almond. Winds and other Suaps,
Candies As.h.. Wsir'> Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts. Writing aud Letter Paper,
Blk. Blue. md Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens, Q"ilis, &c.
Almonds. Brszl Nms, Filberls and
Fl zenuts. Pen and Pocket Knives,
r ,zors. Scissor. Poke. Baoks.
Wallets. Silk md Cotton Purses,
Combs, Ass'd Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes. &c. SC
The above with Mt leas; 500 different articles
not enumerated are all warranted of the best
quality, and will be sold as low as al AM Store
in the county Cash or goods will he PAID for
Barter, Cheese, TaIlow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed,
Fiaxseed, &c.
B. SANFORD.
Davenport, Dec. 18th. 1913
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-11
Chair aud Cabinet Making

Chair aud Cabinet Making
in all its branehes. They therefore would ln-
form the tublic at large that they haze remos ed
from the sd Stand on From Street to their new
shop No. 5 Brady 81, in Mr. Davenport's square
opposite Rechters Plough Shop, and have also o.
pened shop at Maqroketa, Jackson CO., where
they have established themselves permanently
with The determination please their customers ~
quality and prices Of vi ok. We will positively
sell CHEAPER than any other establishment ~
Davenport or the quality Of WORK. Farmeis
bring on your heat, Lumber, Butter, Cheese,
facon, &C. Three months credit with security
will be given to those not having the RE- Nay /,
to those who have, 10 per cent discount will be
male. The Shop Will be under the superinien-
dence OF Mr. Pope as formerly and no effort shall
be spared TO accommodate all and we hope by
untIring industry and attention TO our business
and paactuality to our engagements TO retain all
old customers and obtain many new ones.
CoFFINs made with dispatch.
0rThree JoURNEYMEN CHAR MAKERs want
ed immediate to whom good wages and steady
employment will be given.
Don't forget the place,
No. 5.
BRADY STREET:
In large letters on the front Of the Shop.
JOHN POPE,
AARON REMER.
Davenport, June 28h, l849. 42-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
Death of George ZabrlshIe.


lMAcKINAw, Sept -, lsis.
GrErLEnEN-Beflre this reaches you, tho Tel
eropb will have announced 10 his friends The desih OF
George ZabrsAe. Esq Of your City, which occurred
nm mi, Island on Sunday evening last Mr.. @serisSe
was on his way to Wisconsin, and had lei Buffalo on
the Wednesday preceding in perfect health which con
tuued until within an hour OF his arrival here where
IA, was attacked with disrrhea which Induced MN
~ leave the steamer lie had immediate medical AZ
,,,ssnce bu, his disease made rapid progress ana
through apparent exhaustion without pain and IN per
feet eomposure at O'Clock, he fell into that sleep OF
5..tb " which knows no wsAlng -withoui one iami'
mar face around lie died stranger, amid strangers
rat IN iein the good and vrtaoas with whom ne hao
he, not a stranger upon earth. arrived here ai''f
a. burial bat / msdo pilgrimage 10 DIS grave
-. a. Visit ths grave Of those loved ana mere ia
- i,,.rv In, in the Protestant burying ground
-, hrt ,e,v Graves are seen, IL occssioned meisn
,h,lv feeling Ills family, yet unscSnNnt'u WIN "s
-snnnosing him 70 be in the enjoyment OF IaN."
herfli and happy as ne always ~ss-ihe iIienus w,
-, expecting To greet him IN the Nest-S"N ~
Iysv world sinl moving onall these thoughts rHs"e"
mon me AID was sad. ,.,. - -,
~ 1siri.kie was well known IN your Ciiy, ana Al
.,,oh no poiiticsn hiss acted his part m the POM
~, so Sow many years he was member OF tne
- - Aldermen OF cur city, and ior sewers year
'.s,,,h,r of the Assembly OF the state ne MHs re-
sstiv urbapa kind and benevo-ent-a kens',''N' ~
a., "a school-disting ushcG moro III - H. -
.ho "a T.. s,,cn, than Tor braucy OF talent ne VS.
"e7' J,,scr an humble Christian, and me woiii Is
- Tier Tor his having lived IN u IAas nue. ~
NC - ~ rim, well ald who moufns, WINE ne
e"S that Death has removed HE irieho
Truly, yours,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
ro,,.rs,,v Of the state of Newly orls.

AtAmee,ine OF the Regents Of the uaivcrsi'y held
an the som inst ~ the capitol, IN Albany IN coinpA
anrs with the provisions OF the sci 81 Msrch ~ So
me ReSents sgnatei the following Academies pa me
Counties specided as those which should De autAoi'
ixed d, fasfrscf pagis "a iiS srtret OF c'sh's' So.
sBr, fir a. sears $50 aas l,5 unless revose1 ~
the Regents Tor The LIST named year, ca san'i1h'
cause 49,. .s ,,~,,,,.. Rin..
heptos dS, CAyuss. Cayuga dos ChsuiSasae' Wes1..1
60 ChemrrR Ellnira DO, Ih-nengo, vAio.a 90 -
srn PIStishureh d0 Columbia. hiudefhooA % SviF
80 Ccr,i.rd Dc; Delaware. Delaware 90 D-,snssa
aneuis seminary Ere Aurofs Academy
h,-,,,gh Academy. Ooue-rc. ofrese" sh1 ',so.-.--
tna-s. Greene. CoNs4ck- Academy He,AimeI
r.ireeit do; KinFs Brooklyn Female Acstry i..st
- Ceneses Wesleyan Seminsfyi Msai-on o4.A ~
- ,,r,rre 40, Monroe. Rrockpon NoAes 80 lns".-
&c., ~ .ou Colieglale DO; Onorassa Mo..oe
49,. Ontsria East Bloomfield DO; OfeAn-, ~ -
O.weso. Mexico DO, Otsego, Cherry Nslsy ao - -
,.is.- ssrt Lake do: - Lawrence. - A.Nscle' -
M. Ssr.i,gn. Saltwater Seminary S'uo1s',s,
Ssre Arsdemv; senccs Ser-c< fsls % - ~
.lli@ a. tPlstistarshe Saiiivan. idoef.y Noi-5 i
,.s,,s' ifIser Kingston Academy; Waffen: oeu
a. Washiuston Washington Aca4emsi "@'-e' ~
S-ses t'nioa 90: Wyoming, Mitdleolrg 90 -. 80. - =.
-sn,r. s,,bodylng he views OF ne Regent - -
-, 'nrovision Of law. VIII be forwarded % eve.
s.sse,5v that has been designated with me en- o u
report =" 70 AID. Evs. JouraAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
Little More About the French Difficulty
The Union, Sc.-To Postmasters-isaIti-
WAsnINerox. Lido. sep,. p.

"AsHINcroN, Sunday Sept 80
The French affair has nearly sabsided Itisas
serted that Mr. Poussn regrets extremely the oc-
currence which has resulted so entirely 70 his dis
advantage, and that he has authorized a friend IA
gentleman from New York; 20 make all necessary
or suitable apologies - the President snd 70 Mr.
Clayton.
The linen Of Sunday contains a personal at
tack upon Wig Clerk ia the Treasury Depart
mont, for writing letters to Wing papers.
When Mr. Burke, It's present Editor, was Com
n ssioner Of Patents, with n salary OF 81 600
year, he spent some OF his time in writing tor the
JnsOR-at what addition 10 bis salary does not
appear II did appear, however, that bis articles
contained n great many falsehoods about the
T4uf, beside considerable low and Vulgar abuse
o' Wings and Wing principles. The person TO
whom the Tai0R alludes receives y 600, performs
his duties punctually, and sometimes during sleep
ing or leisure hours writes out such facts as he
chooses. without asking anybodys permission 10
a. 40. Tho UHi0H might az well hoe it's dirt up IN
some other direction, and endosvor by cuItivstine
a love Of truth 10 try to mend its decency.
Ia consequence OF notice In a Ncw.Y York tState)
psper about fifty applications day are received
80 the Department from Postmasters for Ms'0hir
Stamps. No Office whose gross receipts are not
500 year and upward can, by law, be supplied
with metallic stamps for pOstmarking letters The
mistake originated in not discriminating between
metallic stamps and stamps for the prepayment Of
pcrtages Yours, cs.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
Steamboat Collision aud Probable Less OF


A oorres 9cuden,oi the Plaffs5urrA lAig writes
follows
ON boAEn ruE BURLINGTON. sept l- u.
DRAR ~fs Having bad collision on Lake Cham
plsn write you the particulars a. we!l ~ ean learn
them. About = o'clock when near Chimney Point
-cinr a. cur usual ra.e the Bufngt1n and Ethan Allen
et tie bow Of our b3St striking the Allen near the
for<srd gsnEwsy on The stsrb0srd SIDE and running
into her feet 4nc Allen took In water very FAST
and was soon TEE bottom. having however been pre-
vonsy pushed toward tie shore oy the Harrington 81
fhst TIE wsfer dos not cover her deck o1e % her
snGs jumped board the Burlington There were 10
yssssugcrs On her AID bat AtIl. freight The report
iron her d. that three Of the crew are missing ore ~
whom 8 with us The Buriisgtoni - Injured IN her AL
near the bow The frelzh; las been carried At ana te
men engaged repairing the break ss best hey
can
IiiT raS flrr We sre now moving IN, thc1sr . -
quite doubtful whether Be IN sesson for tae cars
Toe Burlington being 50 much the heavier Of Ire :Fo
boats sni ton- very hcsviy laden vita beth freight
and passengers the shock 20 her could not b very
we're The cause 81 the coll sl1n nobody could expsia
toe whole appearing most strsnge 70 a. The Pilots o.
ire two hosfs viii have their stories o. rcse a. more
convsnien; season Snd doubt both vii prove 70 b.
entirely blSsnrrss though the night not dark nor
the sea heavy TIE crew believe remain on board
Ia Il feared hat tSo Of then have been lost tho1gh a
a entirely uncertain. no; now prepared . * The
blame 1on arv party though s0-e3o1g Is pzaly blame
worthy ours. &C, So ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
The MHsquifo shere-PretensIons Of Great
Britain, &c.

"NAsHISSTON sept p l-f4.
-, mere hss been sharp correspondence betEeen
Ar CLAYTON and the British Minister. 81 Cranp ton.-
y h believed some high ground has been taken By this
Oogernmeni IN opposition % the exclusive professions
Of Crest Britain X
The exclusive preteLsions" here referred o..
are probably those advanced By Great Britain ~
behalf Of HIS sans cioits Majesty cf Mrsg1i.o, %
the exclusive navigation Of the St. johns Rive,
tho outlet u Lake Nicsrsgua from the Maauca
Rapid, thirty miles below the Lake down 20 the
sea and also O. the sovereignty Of Grey Town az
the mouth Of toe 50. johns. These prctsnsons
are advanced 10 opposition % the claims Of Com.
psny organized in the United States. uDder grant
from tse GJyernment Of the STATE Of Nicsragus
i1f the establishment Of z communication between
the Atlantic nod the Pacific Oceans, by the route
Of the River s. Johns and the Lake Nicaragua
Oar Correspondents letter received since the
above was written. confirms this mcclure
The Official papers relating = the misunderstsnd-
iug that las arisen between the French Ninstsr
= this country ard our Government will be found
no our Paper tlis morning. copied from the NCffoa
nj Ipeihgeacer. That paper Justly remarks " that
the Secretary Of State, IN his letters wholly avoids
the use Of unkind, 0iscOurteo1s, or rccrimi1atirg
expressi0ns From the beginning 20 the end Of
Mr. CiayfOu's notes % " Ponssin there is not the
slighteft evidence o. any il-feeing or ID temper
ne has no; descended Tor moment from the high
station which he occupies 70 any language not wor-
thy Of bin and IT,"
Toe deveiopms nts nov transpiring indicate.
only partially however, the extent. variety AMI
importance Of the affairs hat have occupied the
Ns.Onsl Government, and especially tie Depart
rnent Of State since the accession a. President
Taylor They also exhibit combination Of wis
dom and energy, IN the conduct and management
Of those Affairs, in the highest degree c'inmenia-
be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

Thy Butler DIVORCE CAsE.-in this case, say 8
the Phsd phis North Amoieas, the Court OF Common
plces Of this County Saturday last made hnsl and
absolute decree, divorcng the parties from the bonds
Of marimony. The decree granting the divorce Is IN
the following language.
And now the oh day of August IN the year OF our
Lord leig the return OF Thomas Dunlap Esq. exanh-
OF the dispositions of the witnesses taken before
him the part OF tn belant presented and MED
sept 81, l-s9, motion OF George NJ Dallas, ESQ rule
show why divorce should not be decfeod-
whcreupon the Court on the POI day OF September,
1912 sfter mature and solemn deliberston being ssts'
he'd herewith. and proclamation being duly made Tor
the respondent to FORTH and she not appearing,
the Cont do order edjudge and decree that the said
Pierce Butler the hbsant, be divorced and separated
from the bond OF matrmony contracted win the SAID
Frances Anne Butler the respondent, and that all ana
every the duties rights and claims sccrung to either OF
the said parties by Of the said marriage, snail
hsnceforth cease and determiue-snd the ead parues
b. severay at liberty 70 marry again in like manner
~ II they never had been married.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

TaE C0NFfDENCg-NAN NNBBED.-fhs sell ap-
pointed travelling sgcnt of The f0st.Oice Department,
calling himself Robinson who hss been bidding Post
masters with forged letter Of credit. and VINO ran
nta the Postmaster OF Cincinnati. 10 10 SAID met his
match the ether tsy 30 Evansville, Ia. The krdFsrts
11rur % hc In gives the following account 81 the
arrest of this scamp A person, calling himself John
Robinson having In bis possession Oh open letter oi
credit purporting % he signed by Z. Hobbie 81
Assistant POSTMASTER General, and whose nephew be
claimed 90 te presented himself 90 our Postmaster on
Tuesday evening sst, desired 90 raise slo0 on the ei
fer. stating that he had unexpectedly been caught
without money and that biz destination was 81 Louis
oar Postmaster not being quite - green =. some.
and lrffefrnr when be paid drsit % hsye 10 signed
ry ths Auditor instead of enanating from the Con.
tractors Office. pat him Oh for the time and requested
Robinson % call again next morning Next morning
tno genemsnWho, hy the way. a. the letter II credit
sGts forth IL travelling fnr bis heslta-Nas punctua 20
Che hour. and our Postmaster iofked him over 80
I.l taxing he receipt Tor The same and the letter Of
credit which be- Immediately handed together with
Robinson himself uto the bands a. oBr city marshal
Robinson wai brought Oh appear during thc day before
BID. Honor Justice Nls and after hearing, vas held
I'd r.Il ir do sum Cf 5000 which De- iaifd to give,
ami was committed % jail % await his ual ~ the term
of Circuit Court which sits tho an Monday 10 this
month.
THg Row At BYrowS. There was news yes
tsrday of row which took place ~ byfown on Mon.
lsy public meeting called uy the radicals % tske
into cone iaraiOn the Ir0pfietY OF addressing LORD
F',in. was attended by large number " conserTa'
fiVes prepared O. show that public opinion was not
favorable % iho course Of the Ministry hr Scott the
member toy Byt0en, Loo the Chair bat he appears
o. have been deDUset and Mr. m voted INTO the presi'
frncy. ln the mean time there were many blows IN
c'ai from the one eide the 0ssef, or both, with
ltcks and stones This led % length. q regular
battle wih lfearms which was only put an eau % ~
the utrfs renee oi the military Several persons are
said % have been wounded, some very fsngefousy-
Among these are Informed IL Mr. McCracken. Il Il
said moreover, that there are considerable number
ID prisoners ~ the when the last adyices came
away. the greatest excitement prevailed and night
collision between the psft~s vas thought Dy means
.mprobsba Montreal Herald, 10Th.
IkEAsOSABLg CoRREsP0SDfNCs The Canada
anr ounce that Lord ElgD, Governor General Of
Canada he's In his possession, documents tending 10
implcete several leading politicians Ia q charge OF
IN regard % the annexation Of Canada TO the
United -tafs.
~ ~. Harry Gould vas killed and two boys
sffagsy Injured On the occasion ~ the opening Of
zoe Concord and Clsremont Rsilrosd on Friday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

hs believe The health OF This is not 80 bal a. gen
erv represeriod Three years residence Ina iais place
am 81 years OF sge and resided all my lie previous %
nv coming 10 this place IN Panama and have never heard
y, he Yellow Fever or other nal snaut disease being
\, th port except he Cholera from which have sui-
tered very much siuce last December $50
consider he pisce healthy. snd passengers shoni b.
.frad land a. Chscres n hey prudcni tul u 1rf
i~ndinc haV begin cuceznuts. QlsiHlains, oranges
ana All heg m lay hoi Of they must not complain OF he
80 cas of the place BAT they confess thai they
I'm thems lives by their bad conduct
he number ot deaths Snong the inhabitants 90 the place
sverige about 81 per anrum. remain ~, ,,.-,,.s
Your OBJ sers't. l.. q. PAkfDk>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
M. ,,a feliows' Convention al Baltimore

son, our own Correspondent
R,r,uoRE. Saturday. sept He-iOF N.
,,..,,s Tstnr,r: The Oil Fellows Grand
nat adjourned. Since lsstwriins YOU
- ,,,or,snt business has been transacted ou'
-. ,nly time 90 aiiude 10 two measures
,, -, se.sion Of the Grand Lodge is g. be hold
H. a., sine in the history Of our order, west OF
a., .rcohanies. in the City Of Cincinnati one week
.,,o,. IN the regular meeting namely on me 'e'on"
s,s,v ~ sep,ember 1850 the Grand Lodge IS 10 con
=. .,s.,ai ses.ion 10 mstare new Constitution
-, much needed In the opinion OF many 81 'ho H~''
,',vA 10 BE- submitted to the regular meeting
80 ~. LAT dsy Of the session, ON motion oil new
Mi. Tore OF :. &. resolution was "hNni-'-''
.so.,ss authorizing special Comm'','e !. va.h
block OF marble granite 10 DC So. r.1,.l "a an
lion Monument, now erecting Al 'ne 49, al
''f % IN The affection of the Order ior me "'u. a.
'os,n,rv-tha, tie said block shall hs's s~'so.
tn.cy5p,on upon II. stating ths' lscH-sn- ~, ,hc
the disposal OF the Committee sV 70 So,noi,;ee
so,.tion The q. Sire appointed a. suoo ~ -, ~
-. - : & Psrnenter OF Mass Anderson " e =,
80 ON \ Mott of Ia Fritz OF Pa SrenP - 49,, 80
tsx of Ind ard Towers OF DIST. OF . s',r ,5om
,sscsl loo stiOn being most appropriate, W, 49,.
p 1ps,,he,n md four from the Southern mein0ei'
With one from the CsptsL "a. 4. a. Ala OF
the Representatives OF Tue new VI ~ 49,, were
ss.nd Trr.,npment OF Northern New OK .ney W.
tsns a. es,s As members. but bad nevertheless
ho' .',,s f being iarsd BY the g. l.. 10 seats as vs.
.ao mode Of admission unusual m the anna g,
,sa 1,dersst is highly complimentary In 'ne p'e'e"'
having decided to pay the expense.
,a,,ve, instead Of leaving II to 90 aote =,
.. Nv The bodies they represent nave nso en-
.d conpcns g for eses Gay y. per mile for
the sessions OF the Lodge, ana SIX eea msil route
.oilesse TO be computed by the NhAH s.. Lss rad
r. ,.iy prssumsbe tbst the mesosTs mao n !,
.G-ea'ey on Milcsge ss, winter ara NJ - and
,ie.n car travel os less than ~ cent - '-cs,tou.
-. IN tb.se respects the Grand Lodge OF We -
led state. an recommend Congress to ion0" ''s" -
..x.Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
- ID s,NrEL RrNoH W q RI -. ~. u.

Col SAMUEL BUSCH died si In. b: 5s, ,sa ss
IN s.nscr Co Taess on tie , S,1 l9i r !, n in
year Of bis age ca sansS aadrs~ Jackson md in
toe lndisn wars % p. Of the Horseshoe wss TIE n,si
sS' sSsss . over and inside he sS ys
Sons2e.. during the Adninis'r"H'A u
Jackson. -. ,i- f,r Az hsd
~ Toe ,S Sss@s ,yeryS ii. is.cly sb.eoadins BODY
sevs's ,le' t ous's ,'e-, Of DOM bs' he YOU'D
servant LEW ,s' ~, b'esuss, a. he sab he vas ' ~.
; n5' With rs slavery and .a;sS hs %o his
i.. a., +, seems. however that be 'AA'-'' '''
mind ~ nd on coming to the North
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California Passengers.

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