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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-04
NEW GOODS.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. ETC.


IN lie subscriber has just returned from
| ST. Louis with full supply ut all
articles usually found in bis line Of bust
ness, which hc has selected with care and
is prepared TO sell upon very reasonable
terms. Those desiring 10 purchase arc re.
questcd 10 give him cnll. Ills stock en-
braces the following, among other articles
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Gums Arabic, opium, shcllac, alocs, assn
ftEiida, m,rrh, tragacanth,
Senegal, guiac, gam5oge, cnmphnr. &c.
Roots Liquorice, RUBBISH, ia.ap, orris, Nr-
ginin aud seneca snake. sarsapariia,
ginger. gen,ian, spigelia. &c.
Barks Peruvian, cinnamon. sossniras, elm.
ba,bcrrv, hemlock, &c.
Seed anisr, coriandcr, iennel, lobcliu, card
anon, &c.
Salts EPSON, Glanbcr, soda, rochelle, ni're,
nmmnni,c. DC.
Acids sulphnric, nitric, tartaric muria,ic,
bcnz,ic, &c.
Essences aud essential oils, tinctures, syr-
ups, uinimcn,s, &c.
CASTLE. soda, shaving, toilet and fancy
soaps.
Calomol. Qpiainc, s. c. Soda, cayenne.
cream tartar, sugar lead, cnrb. nmmonia
and Magnesia, balls. copaivn, Bargunts
pitch, SULPHUR. senna, MANN; etc. etc.
Paints, Oils and larnishes.
Red, white and black lead, chrome vel
low and green, Prussian blue, lamp black,
Ii,harge, SIP. brown, Ven. red, yellow
ochre, whiting, &c.
Linsccd, lard, lnmp, fish, castor and
sweet oils, spts. ,nrpen,inc, alcohol. &c.
Nos ! and :, CopaI and Japan Varnisi.
es, sand paper.
Dve s,ufFs. MI kinds.
Fancy Articles, Perfumcry, Brushes, Se.
Cologne, rosewater, hair oils. eve water,
fish hooks and lines, letter and cap paper,
quilts, steel pens, envelopes, waters mud
wafer notices. extracts for hdkfs. pomndes,
sa,chcts, pocket books, pcnkniycs. lead
pencils, states, pins, needles, hooks and
eyes. purses. violin strings. combs, bears oil,
sand boxes and sand, inks,nnds, shaving
boxes and brushes, tooth, hair, cloth, pnin,,
white wash, shoe md scrub brushes. &c.
Together with general assortment oil
patent medicines.
GROCERIES.
Sonp, candles, teas, loaf sugar, starch.
pepper, alspice, nnimegs, mace, ginger,
chocolate. Cocoon, sal crniu.. mustard, to.
bacco and segars, snuiis, raisins, curran,s,
candies, &c.
A. SANDERS.
Davenport, Oct. 10Th, lS4S.
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A DEDICATION HYMN.
b n. ?. WILLIS.

SH N. r. WILLIE.
Mr.. Wits cave, in the Home Journal, that h,
asnsver wrote but one hymn.' II 10 tho follow
Ing, and glorious hymn it isl
The perfec, world by Adam trod;
Wac tho first ,emple-buil, by Cod
Hrs fiat laid the corner stone,
And heay'd its pillars, ono BY one.
He hung its starry roof on high
The broad ilimiinble sky;
He spread lis pavemcnts green and bright
And curtnin'd it with morning light.
The mountains in their places stood
The scs-thc sky-and call was goods"
And, when its first pure praises rang,
The "morning stars together sang"
Lord! 'tis not ours to make the Sea,
And earth and sky house for thee:
But in thy sigh, our offering stands-
An humble temple, "made with hands"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-04
LAND FOR SALE.
NOUR HUNDRED ACRES of first

VOVR HUNDRED ACRES Oh nTSt
~ quality Prairie Land, all in one body, for
sale at a bargain or will be sold in 20, 20 or 90
acre lots to sui, purchasers This tract Of land
is situated on Duck Creek, Immediately in the
rear OF the fourishng town Of Davenport, and
will in few years be valuable property 10 lay
out in two or four acre out lots for vegetable gar
dcns and country seats; and when we see the
rapid strides that Davenport il taking towards
the prairie we might not be ont OF The way in
predicting that these 400 Acres will be wanted to
Law out in town Lots within ten years, as it is near
the river and occupies the full length Of Daven-
por, in tho rear lay ing ono mile and nlcngth
there are $50 acres broke and u miles Of good
fences up, two tencments, good well of water.
several valuable springs and watered by Duck
Greek the whole length. Persons wishing 10 &C.
cure TO themselves or families certain fortune
without. any risk and with but small outlay, will,
apply a, the lima Mills 10 a & FULTON
Timber Land on Big Island for saIe-alsc
three small tenements in the town Of Davenport
for sale-also large store and dwelling on Sec
ond Street for sale on time.
Apply TO FuLION.
Davenport, October 9Th, i848.
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0laney said, in reference 10 several per-
eoos, all relations 10 each other, but who
hspess6 70 hsve no descendants, that vii
seemed to b hereditary in their family Il
hovo . children"
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SLIGO IRON.

SLIGO IRON.
DLAT, squire, and round Iron nssort-
ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings
assorted, Slopes and sizes, Hoop and Baud
Iron;
STEEL.
Cast. English Blister, Am. Blieter:
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes,
Steel Plough Lnys,
Wagon Boxes,
Carriage Springs,
IRON AXLES.
A full supply &c the above articles al
WAYS on hand and for salo as low as can be
afforded by
G. l.. DAVENPORT.
Nav llih. 1919.
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rth-Wesiern Insurance Company n
Oswegs, n. J.

TT INCORPORATED by the Legisla-
turc Of the State Of New York in 1894, with
capital fall paid inl Of $l5OO0O.
GER0GE FISHER, Pendent
SAMUEL HAwLEY, Secretary.
Cook g. SARGENT, .4cents, Davenport, Iora.
Aug ID. i8se. 47-,f
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DAVENPORT, IOWA.
GRATEFUL for pas, fav"rs the sub.
- scribcr bcgs leave TO announce TO the pub
lie that he has replenished his Stock and has now
ON hand an assortment Of the best quality OF
which he will dispose Of MS cheap rs any other
establishment in the West. Tables from 81 ii
SO Bedstcads from So to si2-St from s.
to S7-Bgea,s from STA to SO, and many 9th.
or articles which would take too much paper to
cnumcrafe, made on the shortest notice.
nrr.4i,o, Sand Paper nv the rcam or quire,
warranted he hes, article in the West.
Cofins made at 6 hours notice and Hears
will shortly be kept in readiness TO attend fu
nerals. JOHN POPE.
Nh. A Journeyman Chair Maker wanses
Immediately bv the subscriber.
Davenport, July Goth. i8I8. 45-ly
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CIGARS.
ID EGALIAS, Cononas.
~ Principles. etc. They puff them
selves. Gull and try them. At the
NEW DRUG STORE.
Gazette Buildings.
Nav 25th, 1913.
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"A FINE toned BASS VOL in case,
- Tor sale BY c LESLIE.
Davenport, Aug Sd, i848.
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PROPOSALS.

hF DIR. w. BEACH, for publishing HE
- American or Reformed Practice Of Msdi.
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NEW STORE
NEW GOODS g.

Blue, Blnck, and Brown English, and
French BroadcIo.hs, assorted Black, Blue,
and Fancy Cassimeres, and Sat,inets, Al.
pacos, and M. dc Lains, WOODEN and Silk
Plaids; assorted Showl., Coat and Vest
Buttons, Irish Linens, Spool and Linen
Threads.
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NEW GOODS.

"yHE Subscriber having received his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
is prepared to supply customers with Goods
al moderate prices. The following IRE
some of toe articles he has on hand:-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19
For the Gazette.


Ma EpITOR: VIII you be kind enough to
permit the members Of the I" Martha Washing
ton Temperance Society" to enquire, through
of the Fair" which they held about six years
ago. Who has the money? 1t was about three
hundred dollars, the interest OF which by this
time would be considerable. The Society in
tended 10 purchase house for Temperance
Hall, and there was committee appointed for
that purpose This committee never reported
to the society, and when interrogated on the
subject, they said they had left it all to the
management of some gentlemen. Now the So
cicty have neither house nor funds, and respect
fully ask for information. Certainly some per-
son, or persons, can give account of the mo-
ney. 1t is unjust to expect that the society will
remain any longer without adopting some means
Of recovering their dues.
Lewistown, May IL, l849.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The New York Commercial Of Friday af.
iernoon, after giving the details of the occur
rences Of Thursday night, goes on to say
Numerous arrests We're made last night and
this morning. At twelve o'clock between
seventy and eighty were in custody. Among
them is Edward Il. G. Judson, who, we learned
al the Mayor office, was seized by Capt. Mil
Ter, of the police, while heading the mob and
directing them how to proceed in their at
tack. Many Of the prisoners are mere boys.
So far the account of our observation and
inquiries has reference to the rioters and suf-
fereIs. The narratives from the morning pa
pers give some account Of the general opera
tons OF tie authorities civil and military. In
conversation with several gentlemen, some of
whom were present during the whole time and
others FROM their official stations are compe-
tent informants, we learn that not until the
military had been severely and frequently as
sailed and some ofthem seriously injured, and
the crisis was plainly come when the mob or
the law was to be master, was resort had 10
powder and ball.
AT o'clock the mayor issued Prociama-
ton in which, after de2ioring the loss of life,
he declares that the peace of the city must
and shall be maintained at all hazards.
The MEETING IN THE PARK.-A notice was
posted up in several parts of the city, calling a
meeting n the Park, at 6 o'clock, on Friday,
IN relation to the affair of Thursday night, and
at that hour there had probably collected some
two or three thousand persons A platform
had been erected for the occasion. A Mr.
Murphy was elected to preside, and George A.
Halsey was made secretary. Edward Stra-
han Isaiah Ryndcrs and Mike Walsh were
the speakers, but though their speeches were
highly lnflammatory, they deprecated any fur.
ther disturbance, and urged the people to 60
quietly home. A series of resolutions were
adopted, calling on the Grand Jury to indict
the Mayor Recorder, and Sheriff; to attend
the funerals Of those who were killed on
Thursday night, &c. At eight o'clock the
meeting adjourned During the proceedings
the stage gave way, and several persons were
more or less injured.
The following dispatches from the cores
pondcnt of the Baltimore American, will Give
our readers condensed view Of the subse.
quent proceedings:
New York, May II. III. A. NJ.
The arrangements of the military and the
energetic determination OF the authorities were
SO complete and thorough last night that, be-
fore Two o'clock this morning, the streets were
perfectly clear and all was quiet.
The mob, from o o'clock until II, was stub.
born and determined on disturbance. Tney
threw stones and other missiles at the military.
InJurlng several severely. The most hideou
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BRIGADE ORDERS.
EEIstCEESsN.

VESl1E several Volunteer ComDanias ot :.
Il 1st Brigade. 10th Division, p. i. w,E
assemble at their usual places of meeina -, ..
MONDAY, tie Ar day of June aerl. ore
purpose OF eleCtIng one person for the osto 'c
BRIGADIER GENERAL, one ner.on ro! :.
the office of BRIGADE TNSPECTOp
aud for such -fieid of;cers as the battalion y.
regiment TO which each company NAV bs =,
tached, shall be entitled to--the election IN bo
conducted according to the 18th and l7tb soo
tons of the Militia Law Of l549, as fol lows
SECTION l3 That all the uniformed com.
pGnies that shall be organized on or hefora ,Lo
first Monday of June, IS49, sha n meet At tbe;,
usual place of meeting, on said first Mondav of
June, and on the first Monday of June in everv
five years thereafter, an election shall be he'd
in each company for one Brigadier General and
one Brigade Inspector for each Brigade; slso
for such field officers as the battalion or reci.
ment to which each company may be attached.
shall be entitled to; the captain or conmanj
ing officer OF each company shall superinteni
said election, end take to his assistance one or
more members, who shall be seVeralIy sworn
or affirmed to conduct said election fairly and
impartially, and make a true and correct re.
turn thereof; and when the said election shall
have been closed and the votes counted, the
said superintendent and his assistants shall
make out duplicate returns Of the same, to be
signed by them, stating the number of votes
given for each person for the different Offices
voted for for the battalion or regiment. Us
well as the brigadier general or brigade in.
spector; one of said returns the said superu.
tendent in each company, shall cause to be
filed with the papers of the company. and the
other he shall within ten days thereafter, de.
liver, or cause TO be delivered to the brigade
inspector then in commission.
SEC II. That each county in this Common.
wealth shall be separate brigade, and shall
be numbered in the division TO which they
seyerally belong b. the brigade inspectors and
brigadier generals who shall be elected on the
first day ofJune, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-nine.
ID. EISENB1SE,
Brig. insp. lst Brig. 10Th Div. p. H.
Lewistown, May 10, lS49.-td.
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A. J. JoSEs, Esq. has been appointed Post
master at harrisburg, in the Elace of |. G, Nc
kinney, removed.
T. T. WORTH, Esq, our Successor in the
Lobaaon Courier establishment, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Lebanon, in the place Of
John G. SnaveIey, removed.
We are sorry that the necessities OF war;
should demand the removal OF our old friend
Mckinley from the Harrisburg Office, for, al
though bitter partisan, Mac is clever fellow
but as the administration has balanced accounts
with the fraternity by raising one printer up
and putting the other do1on, we suppose all
hands must grin and bear il. While we congrat-
ulate Dir. Worth on his advancement, he will,
we tear, have an aIduous tune in waiting Oh
the pretty damsels, who will swarm to the Of
fee Elk days out OF the week, to enquire for let
ters and papers not there, or (as is more likeiy)
10 gaze upon the handsome face of the p. NJ.
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LATER FRoM EURoPE The steamer o.,
arrived at Halifax on Monday evening 1885,.
dates one week later. ''
Official notice Of the Intervention or r..
in Hungary has been received at Paris -,
number of men placed at the disposal of an...'
is $4,000. Another account states the uun5er
to be $50, 900.
The Hungarians have beaten the Austria,
and have almost driven them out of the coun.
try. The greatest alarm prevails at yi.nna
and has had the effect to reduce Radetzkv,s 4
mand on Piedmont from l23 600, 900 to 50 ooo
900 francs.
The French have sent additional trooD. :,
Rome.
The crisis in the affairs of Europe is evids0,,.
approaching. The signs of the times indic,..
that blood will soon flow in torrents.
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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.
MONTREAL. Nav u.

fIUNIhLAI ID, s7IJJ 10.
An exciting de5dta came OF in the Assem-
MY yesterday, on the question oflhe address or
ihe rebellion losses Col. Gregg said in the
heat OF discussion that if the Queen gave her
assent TO the bill II would absoive every Brit.
ish lnhahItant Of the colonies from hia oath of
allegiance. The Solicitor General Blake. cal.
led on The Speaker of the House TO marx the
words Of the ory members. He added there
we're some who might be obliged to answer their
rames in the criminal docket for having bv
telegraph, inquired how many thousand men
could be brought from Upper Canada. The
Tory loyallsts, he said, in their policy were
iyrannical While in Office, and traitorous and re-.
Bets when oaE Bitter gecTimiDations followed.
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.
/ The following certificates from two highly
/ respected farmers of this county, who have
been using this unrigailed churn, will speak
| for themselves:
| From John Burkholder, Of Decatur township.
Mr.. Editor / wish TO state for the benefit of
the Farmers of Aliifiin and Centre counties, that
! am using the Thermometer Churn, purchased
from A. FELIX & Co, of Lewistown, and am
well pleased with It's operaton-so much So
have thrown away the old barrel churn as a
worthless article in comparison with the Their
mometer chuTn. ] will not give a full descrip-
ton here, as the churn will soon be for sale in
other parts of the counties but would say to
all dairymen to get one and try it, for | am GER
tain they will be pleased with them. If pro-
perly used 1t churns much quicker and easier
than anything have seen, and with certainty
Of getting the very best quality OF butter.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN BURKHOLDER.
From John Ruble, of Ferguson's Valley, Dai-
ryman.
Mr.. Editor ] wish 10 state for the benefit of
the Farmers of Mifflin and Centre counties, that
| am using the Thermometer Churn, purchased
from ANTHONY FELIX & CO., in Lewistown, land
ana well pleased with its operation, and fuly
satisfied that they are the best article of churn
kind ever offered TO the public. have thrown
away the old barrel churn, and do testify that
they are the greatest thing | ever saw. The
first time tried it we had butter in ten min
utes the second in less time. The advantage
of these churns is, their convenience and the
case with which they are kept in order can
use 1t IN any season of the year, and in any
place | choose, with certainly of obtaining the
first quality of butter, in either warm or cold
weather, and with less trouble than any other
churn; nor would for any reasonable amount
be deprived of the use of one, and am fully
satisfied that no one can use it any length of
time but will concur with the above
JOHN RUBLE
For sale at the Lewistown Cabinet Ware
Rooms BY A. FELIX s. CO q
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REPLY TO THE ABOVE.

The money spoken of, as is shown by the
statement below, was invested in the building
erected by the Lewistown Guards, &C., as an
armory, which building would have become the
property of the Martha Washington Temper
ance Society, had an original claim, held under
the mechanics lien law, been discharged. I'm
der that claim the building was sold, and pur-
chased by the Board Of School Directors, by
whom it is still held and occupied as a public
school house.
Statement by the Martha Washington Temper
ance Society, of Lewistown, of the proceeds
Of the Fair, held 22nd February, 1914.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

Our friends of the Mitflintown Register and
Sentinel propose an editorial conference of
their brethren of the press in this congressional
district, TO be held in Lewistown, on Friday,
the 9Th of June next We heartily agree to the
proposition, and shall be pleased TO contribute
cur mite towards furthering the interests of the
craft.
The Sentinel and Register have both been
improved in manner and matter, and reflect
credit on the proprietors May their shadows
never grow less.
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Nnw Advertisements,

]. THOMAS has a large lot of Boots, Shoes,
and Caters, together with variety OF other
articles. which he offers for sale very low.
fCE CaEaM.-Mr. Allen has opened his Sa-
mons tor the season, and is now ready 10 sup
pIv the ladies and gentlemen who may visit
him with superior Ice Cream.
Soms strong testimonials in favor of Crow.
ellis Patent thermometer Churn are pub
.ished in another column. The right TO make and
vend these articles has been purchased by A.
FELIX & Co, Lewistonn. Our friends in the
country. who wish to save time iii making but
ter, will do well by giving these churns a
trial.
The Brigade Inspector gives notice Of the
military election 70 be held IN June.
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend has appointed nr.
Allen agent for the sale Of his SarsaParlila.
auditors notices on the estates of Michael
Roush nnI W. Moody also appear to day.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

Our Mayor" alias Chief Burgess, has re-
ceiyed an invitation from the Mayor of Mem
rbis, Tennessee, to aid in sending delegates to
Railroad Convention to be held in that place
On the 4th of July next. The letter was ac-
rompaned by a pamphlet advocating railroad
% tie Pacific
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

lTMr. Vincents Singing Geography Class
gave an exhibition at the Town Hall on Thurs
day evening. A large audience was in al
tendance, who were highly gra,lfed with the
progress the children had made and the man.
ner II which they acquitted themselves
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Religious Notice.

American Tract Society, will preach to-mor-
row morning (Sabbath) in the Lutheran Church,
and in the evening, at early candle light, in the
Presbyterian Church. The public generally
are invited.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

GrBy letters and papers from st. Louis,
we learn that JAMES BEARD, OF Newton Ham
ilton, Mifflin county, in a temporary fit of in
sanity, jumped from the third story window OF
the Hotel for Invalids, on the 4th instant, and
was injured TO such an extent that he died
coon afterwards. His watcher had been ab-
sent but a minute or iwo, and lett him in bed
as he thought calm and composed but as soon
as the attendant was out Of sight, he got out
Of bed, raised the window and Ieaped out.
The deceased had been attacked with cholera
(Which accounts for his having been in the
hosptaD and was in fair way of recovery.
His family, we understand, reside at Newton
Hamilton.
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o. Persons writing to the Postmaster ar
I.ewistown on their oun business, ought a.
ways TO pay the postage, as he is not entitled
to the tracking privilege. This sending of
letters 10 postmasters and printers, Oh matters
in which they have no interest, and subject!ng
them to the payment Of postage, is both mean
and ungenerous. The eny postmasters who
can receive letters free are those whose per
centage does not exceed $500
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-19

The LeaoiStown Mills arc paying 90 TO
% cents for good wheat, 40 cents for Rye,
40 cents for Corn. and 81 cents for Oats
In Baltimore flour is quoted at s4.37 10 /;
wheat, red, 100 a l06; white 1913 ll2
In Philadelphia flour is quoted at 81. GO l-2 ,
red wheat 1906; white 10.
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THE G A ZETTE
LEWISIOWN, PA.
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1919.
TT E R WE q .
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUN,
IN ADVANCE

FoR SIX MONTHS, Is CENTS, IN ADVANCE.
To old Subscribers who settle up their accounts to
The 20h Of april, l849 sane rs aboue from that date
Bat until settled at the rate cJ So PER usslum
The paper riit be continued to OR Subscribers lcho
hare regularly Furnished srood in payment OIL tae
terms heretofore.
Persons teiH ,ehoni hare running accounts
such as merchants, mechanics, Sc. chargsd 81 81
per dnnum.
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II A R R | E D

On Thursday, the 10th inst, by the Rev.
Abraham Rothrnck, HENRY ALLEN and Miss
kEhEccA KINsEr, all Of Oliver township, Nit
lin Co.
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GopEY's LApy's Book for June has the usual
quantity Of reading matter and q engravings
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D lE D.

DIED.
On the 9Th inst, in McVeytown, JAMES n.
MORRISON, aged about 80 yelrs.
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Ms. GALLATIN, wife OF the venerable Al
bert GaIlatln, died at New York on the l4th
instant, aged e3 years.