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- b uosns Il ths fockst Asou spus or Every one Hs
liyfftAn TweSty fourth 20 vita iret
srtrs,ss. shewss Private pi.ss and salt rmatiecs 81
ts Ctnsfssise sysen, IN shsrs and form BY william
reuns. cssfuAts q ths University of renhsy aniA
Ils tkrisus fprms ~ sscet viseasrs Seminal eAkns Die
% the pstats Gland iuuotsHcy Sottry uabits q
reuth isithsli, as.erhsd snd an the RECIPES
ala isrsusge IAs a sTter sell Abuse. and senna
ssknsss worthy % Isrtcular attenoa. snd eAoeld be
rae 10 every luuFs ~ho have beea unfortunss
20 Cortraetf eeas 10 yorfeiNes anaer
ts " seeter nstisr ~hst hi.
b. u this truly e@ul ~ork ersnEsrs visns
ei,. rsrieulxry thess ceutsmpstinE msrsse. don
thrh u Einrnns hus ~ithsut copy ~ the foctst kscu
y teans fs,iss 90 ssrrsss ns Ieess AsssiAru'. 90
BNery Nhe l o~n ihytci-n ABs fcatins t~enty
I've oeIts encasss Ia tisr w rscsiss eopy ef tn
lesk. " nal eagiss "a - Gar dollar Al-
NJ rOtNS, ga sffues street.. pti aaeiphta
asa for saie ~ sunscr ro~neAd. II Brosdssy, Nee
NeFf.
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o zoo REwaRp-- JEFrRIrs. ANrIpora, AsPrrr.

GcOO &c nisture tor the cure 81 NcuorrsUa, gi~s.
strcturcs and emilia Disorders a. nste. srecdr
without the least restriction 81 DIET drnt exposure en-
chars. application husnest The proprietor challenges
single ~hch the ps'rrc III not under the fer
feiture q Eve hurdrcd dollars Further disease
ret ~ contracted " dose % the nisturs "a taken vhe-
Is Pvt NJ in bottles. With fuli direeti.ns
ne ~ e lasts vtfkusny cured In two daya Tof
seehN Z. " fne, ~ Rrosdvsy. its BAvsrd &C.
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sE0O srwAsD.-Cposspa SPECIFICS MIR.

tarr isr the cure % rcnctrkrs' ofs rrmediss
tf he eeove risrt, ths 70 the
A ~ nssss sIeay and rermsssst sthout the
m ~ dlnk, tsTusurr, or chsnro IN srlli
eaon 70 basness The tttTreicr eh.iianre sirsle In.
sse ~ esst - be ttcught vtich the rsrtrr,
VII rft cnrt, nrder fcusitsre % t gary s,e c.eA /.
We dsys sod 81 ltnF store - Rrcsevs, eor-es ~
Way, ~ ltQ Eultqa sirsaf etraar ol VII "a. - .
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NtIiCE -TBE FAMOUS HAIR RESTORATIVE OF
IN Mr. uis 81 Nrsnis IL being applied daily by M CAT
at No. y Chambers street Hours for tb.
ladies from IL 10 Up. N. Wises celebrated Hair
a.. sa " Mr. c. and also sold by John landmark,
Ne. ~ u all S'rset hcIekAb's Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-10

nE. soRKIsoN ~ coHFIpESrIAtLY CONSULTED
BSsn ell diseases Of dclieste batsre An extensive
enables HIN ~itbout
dsys Structure ssnissi weak
h rvsrishly Soc hs London Diploma. In kS
tnss. ssk Iultes street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-10
Herald Marine Correspondent
~ See CeireeroDdente.
whnIemen.

Heard New &C. lat Is Ion 50 W, Annawan Of NAT
tapsiset,, an ~
Sd from a'iao Sept -. VIM 4 Elzs NIB and was heard
In October, and had tai 20 addition sp,
when eho ltftC.
RncArITULArIvr TABLE or VESSELS IN TIE wHALE
FIsnKHs, Jan l. tsjo;-
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CRrAT SCIENTIFIC DIscOyERY.-DR LARa9Nr
VI 81 kcade rce has from his large practice discovered
nocs 81 eur recent esses of dseas nty
Day without medicine charge Dr. L. graduated
received he diploma in las End challenges the Oldest
phy sCish 20 Ieifcf M anythi' q Of the kind.
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NO CURE NO PAY.-BR. CosBITT, 70 DUANE ~
nsy ctasrted on tbs restreu, Of certain dcisst
disess rractce % sixteen devoted 20 tses4
Of deo.t. dise.scs enshlcs Or. C.
me
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I IsT Op LETTERs RENAINING IN TIE HARLEx
IL Post ofee January 1850 Persons calling fs,
loving letters will please say advertised they are
looked unless particularly asked for.
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Foreign maiIe.

LETTER RAGS OF ohio. for Havana Charre Pana
and Cnlfepis will elose st tho nerad ocs 18th jan
quarter three O'Clock and order insure the
speedy delivery Letters and special will
leave the Bead office who will proceed direct Fran
cisco in 81 arse.
Letter Cherokee for Chayres Panama
California will close the Herald office 18th JAN
ter TO thre O. clock.
Bags Of Isabel for Havana will the
Herald office saturday quarter three o'clock
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hk khlPb, Al tuOh Oh THE PRACTICAL PkI-
~ yste Ireatsst kc - Greenwich strcst-Ofos hours
pto " A. M to9 y n. (Surdays esceptcdl Thoss Wa
srpiy IN tie early stsEes viii b Frpris.t tho r,psitJ
ard lte irccuvenience attending their sure l. ofsav
however, those no have suffered from tass III
ple, who pTcptFiy HE II sttefu
from lie first scier. 90 ito advanced drsss
ina stage. lvm urconuon tdv,ntaes and VERY extensive
practice ne afford raTid and radical euro whf
he hts grounds for stating be ohtanos or no otS
o. In Auerfcs
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GTEICTu KE-tTS NATURE SYMPTOMS, CoNsg-
~ QuerCee mode Of detecting aud
cipcs for ediss Nc has Dr. Ealphs "Pr.e.l
Private Trsstise need oug be troubled with structure
vebth eston price 81 Nay be had u sshor - Green
wish strest.
nk. J0bNsvr, ~. 10 DUANE STREET, 20 wnh
~ Known W the trcst ent 81 defeats drc1ssA1he Dee
trs r~putssr Cor sh In tkoss hscv~sd that hs,
enlisted for yesrs 10 srnnent Constrto4 ~ vsalr@
trorsht on By teerss tstA eectnsy szrrd bsssr
arre4 W forrdava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
the UNION Propsested BY bud. instead Of seed..

the Union 7 Propsgsted by buds instead OF seeds
,he sugar cane will bs found. like the potato plant
iess able TO withstand the customary abuses of the
.tsrtn['he rude violation Of the laws OF Nature
nan tobacco, corn, weeat and cotton plants Blu,
I'll ihese are suffering in vital force and constitu
uOnsi 'igor, by reason OF their defectiue food in
PaHuAhg eNhansted soils ANY living being NAV
Dso'uaby take very little poison into IFS system
~nnont destroying life. Pursue the practise of
poisoning the blood OF animals % the Juices OF
plants, only to very small degree and IL will tslI
in the course OF few generations in st-orva -,
and incomprehensible maladies Aninstruct;ve ana
useful book might be written on the diseases Of
cultivated plants, to say nothing Of those of domss
tic animals. Mildew, mould in cheese. rust On
wheat and cotton, and fungi, believed by natural.
lists and botaniss TO be so injurious to potatoes are
all. in good degree, like other vegetable crea.
tons subject TO the control Of human Industry and
science.
If we visit the farmers Of the Northwest we
shall find the popular feeling developing itself after
this fashion: Let us construct railroads and
canals improve navigsble rivers and lake
hsrbors, purchase the best farm implements, and
then employ all our capital and energies in trans
forming every atom ia the soil which will make
grain, provisions and wool, into those marketable
commodities, and send them to distant cities and
nations for consumption" This agricultural and
commercial enterprise, is conplacently regarded
as the wise development Of the agricultural re-
sources of new country Although the inevi.
table results Of this practice may be seen in each
OF the old thirteen States as in the valies of the
Mohawk and Hudson, yet it IS confidently believed
by sanguine farmers that the truly rich soils of the
West, are inexhausuble.
Whoever will examine this great national cues.
ton, Of taking every thing out of the land aud
putting nothing back, must be satisfied that no
other than the most disastrous consequences can
follow. The number Of laborers employed in this
simple operation, increases at the rate Of 200 900
J ear, in the United States.
To repair damage already done TO the soil will
cost over one thousand millions Of dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

ONO STATE LOAN OF $4,000 OOO.-The
denominations of the Ohio Canal Fund, by virtue OF an
act OF the General Assembly Of the Stale OF Ohio passed
March H. 1880 hereby give notice that sealed proposals
nOon az the Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, NewYoTk for loan OF Two Millions Six Hun.
dred thousand Dollars for which transferable certificates
Of Ohio State Stock will be ssued ~ follows
One Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars to bear IN
teres at The rate Of six per per annum paysbe ssm
annually In the City of NewYork and the principal
bursed At the pleasure OF the State after the year 1875
One Million OF Dollars to bear interest al the rate Of Ave
per cent per annum payable above and the principal
reimbursements At the peaFre OF the State amer 1885,
The certificates Of stock will bear interest from the Let
day OF July, 1850.
fhe premiums offered for said loan must be paid in cash.
In Ohio six per cent stocks OF 1880 at par the day OF
opening the proposals. by depostng the same with the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company NewYork toths
credit OF the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioners The bal.
or principal to DO paid as above either 10 eash
July next when the certificates ofsock win be delivered.
The proceeds Of the above loan required for the
dempuop Of tie five and six cent Stocks Of Ohio
turing amer December 81, 1850. Proposals may, there
tho payment OF The premium OF the Tx per cent stock and
e premium and Eve per cent Of The principal OF the i've
per cent stock the balance remain interest at 1--we
per cent per annum from the l July TO be paid sums Of
not ess Lhsn FIVE thousand dollars at the pleasure Of he
bidder, al any time before the Ss day Of December 1850
the stocks being withheld collateral security for suco
The proposals which may be for any part Of said loan
not ess han thousand dollars mul state the amount
that VIII be paid for each hundred dollars ofslock dis
eliminating between the i've and SIX per cents giving the
address Of The party making the proposal and be enclosed
In enyeOp marked Proposals. for Ohio State LodHg
ard addressed to the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioner care
CT GEO. 3. COE, ESQ. Cashier, New-York
T. H. SILL, Acting Canal FUND Commisnoner
JOHN WOOD, Auditor Of State
A. A BLISS. Treasurer Of State. a3o UuIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
CLOTHING.


SUMNER WEAR.-WM T. JENNINGS 4 CO.
~ DRAPERS TAlLORs, I'm sorters Of Cloths, Cass'
meres, Vesngs, Fancy Dress Articles &C. 81 Broadway
American Hotel, and Peonsyysnia avenue, Washington.
ID. c. offer for inspection, extensive assortment Of
sessonable Goods which VIII be mode up 10 order II the
provebisy moderate prices, which In view Of our work
given the establishment precedence furnishing the
most economical, II not the lowest priced garments.
The ready made stock comprises CLOTH csshmeret meri
no. grass CLOTH and linen sacks De Orsay's dress and
rock coats cashmere, merno and drilling pantaloons
silk, satin bonbazne Hsrseilles linen and chsy vests
dressing gowns Ge which, with selection Of the choiea
styles of fancy dress articles consisting Of crsvsts hand
kerchiefs gloves suspenders Shirts collars bosoms he
we would commend to The attention Of purchasers with
Of their superiority, in style and character to
most OF the clothing offered In this market
We would refer in particular TO the Penialoons we are
enabled TO furnish and solicit call from tho most issd
Gus.
The Army and Navy win ind well yersed In their pc
cusr requirements, and prepared to supply the different
grades Of the service jelo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
CHAPTER II.
UHAPIFR IT.
WHAT THE COUNTRY HAS LOST BY IMPovER.

WHAT THE COUNTRY HAS LOST BY IMPoyER.
IsHlNG IFS SOILS
Taking the census Of ls40 as the basis Of the cal
culstion, and adding no more than the usual In.
crease, snd the number now employed in Agricul.
ture IN the United States does not vary much from
9'OOO,OOO. The number Of acres which they cult.
vate IS not known. In the State Of New York there
are some 100000 acres Of improved land, which
includes ell meadows and and inclosed pastures
IDS area employs about 100000 laborers; being
See Dunas-Bslsnce Of Organic Ns,are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

John ALIENS A1IERICAN INLAND PAS
~ SAGE LlNE-Licensed by the authority of the STATE
and City Of New-York-For the Protection Of Emgrans
and other PAssengers-Ofhce l57 Ceder-st Ne,y-York-
The subscriber has been engaged IA forwarding Merchan
disc and Passengers from HewYork the Western and
Southwestern States twenty-five years but at he
present time directs hs whole attention 10 the Forwarding
OF Passengers and and their luggage-hls facilities fof
which are unsurpassed by any house In The business he
can accommodate the traveller with any mode Of convey
anee-seamboa railroad, canAl-hrsg seeond-cass
cabin or steeeReo that he grade bis expenses by
choice OF The differ snt modes Of conveyeneee Of watch
are hrst-csss Of heir kind and on moderate terms.
Persons residing In this country having friends emf
grazing rom Europe 70 me interior OF the United saes
vii render them kindness by directing the their
rva In NewYork, 10 call Al this Office before engaging
their passage elsewhere-as here they will DO kindly
treated honestly dea with and all contracts carried out 70
TIE letter Any arrangements made with the following
agents shall be duly complied with By JOHN ALLEN.
AeEETs.
Clearer Jones, IS UniOn-st Liverpool.
Hebry Allen, Albany.
Ttos. Hyde, Kiagst Towe-hin, Lo1don.
John Rigney, Rochester.
William John Doyle, Belfast.
William Allen, Buffalo.
Richard x. Elliott Detroit
Lerers postpaid attended 70. mie 3msod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

Total number issued. ............. . ii aSs
dividends elocsed sonusy Dividend f,r 1850 So nsr
cent IANES GOODWIN. President
EHESEZER FLowEk Vice President
0EoRGE fHELPs SECRETARY
Ire script Certificates Of 8f7 v be redeemed nv oa.
oitEe Directors on presentation the Agency 81 Wsr.s
opposite the MerchEE,s' EXCHANGE s~
NISSAN, D. Medical Examiner, at he ossss ~.
ron 70 O'Clock lei stosrnS ~
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LIFE INSURANCE AND

SANINGS' BANk COMBINED.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office y WsllsI
Guaranteed Cab Capital 9 eco
This company beside he usual Insurance sor q term AZ
years The whole Of M and he granting Of snnaes sna
endowmenis viii Issue policies for any not excsed.
ipg $780, payable he & 40 80 so wears 10 he nar
ties insured In - desh before arriving one Of
those psySbe 10 hsr heirs sssgns-by Ihs mssns
mailing certain provision for their families In case o.
death, and also for themselves In tie OF misfortune
sickness or disability fion aga should they arvivs 10.
NAV be thus made either with or without parci.
patton in TIRE proh,s the premium being proportonsbly
less 10 the latter case.
The Charter Of the Company provides that should In
guaranteed capital above from any whatever be-
impaired the stockholders shall Immediately make good
FREDERICK SHELDON, President
j. EADIE, Jr Secretary
JOHN A STEWART, Actuary.
Prosreciuses with rates aud every insormstiou, Be-
had at the Office q Waist ny20 sodlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

FREDERICK CUNNINGHAM ,-u
j. WILSON GREEN WILLIAM B SAlTns
Attorneys snc Counselofs 81 Law.
myG lneod OEices New.st NY
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New.YoRg June s 1850
Mr.. Isaac I. HoPPER-Sir: Your very long
and friendly letter of the 4th inst has been duly re-
ceived. In reply, have only time to say that
beg you will consider me as neither admitting nor
denying nor expressing any opinion whatever
upon any part Of, or anything contained therein.
am yours very respectfully.
Copy Cs Woodruff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

CLOTHING AND immense
Ssock OF fashionable ready made clothing, Of eye0
description 1000 coats from 81 10 SIS; 5000 vests rom
81 70 "; 5000 pants Tom 81 to g. To measure eiotne
eassmeres and yesungs embracing everything new ene
desirable hrs rats Ct always guaranteed 70 single ~
VIII convince alb 20 per cent less than any house IN W.
city, for cash, Al remember the name and num5efl
MICHAEL CONWAY
my2 1ms tf3 Fulton.st Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

nAh Uni-eec baiss No 1; 800 40 No Tor sals A.
" usnu<Scsrrevs prices. BY
Hss GAun1 DEExIcxson. 80 sorlsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
CALIFORNIA.
JAMES h GOODMAN,
CONTMISS SION MERCHANT,

COMMITS SION MERCHANT,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
WILL GIVE his attention to the sale Of
w ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY
Designed for that Market
REFERENCES;
Messrs. J. NJ HOYT & SON. New York.
- YOUNGS HOWELL New.York
- JOHN WILLIAMS & co Rochester, NY.
- BELL GOODMAN do do
CHARLES N. Ii T. ESQ do DO
GEORGE r. CLARKE Esq DO do
Mr.. NJ 3. HAWLEY, Buffalo NY.
Mr.. JAMES W. SIBLEY, Cincinnati Ohio
GEORGE A GIBBS Esq Chicago. ILL
kessrs. PAGE BACON, St Louis NO
- EDGELL, PEASLEY & CD. 81 Louis Mo.
4" WHlTTEhOkE, RUTHERFORD Co. Toron-
to, Cansds. JED 3sw2m
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WILLIAM A. DANA. HENRY n. DANA.
DANA BROTHERS,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
San Frsncisco, California.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Dudley r. Fuller Co. New. York.
Samuel Dana, Esq Boston.
Messrs. johnson Cox Troy, N.Y.
Messrs. Simmons Hutchinson & Co San Francisco.
EONSIGNNiEkTr RECEIVED ON the usual terms.
SHsylng large store ship moored the wharf, the
OF their warehouse from which goods can be dscharg
ed without extra hghterage or shipped at any time Of
tide. se1 I'm
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INSl RANCE.
MAY REPORT

MAY REPORT
or THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIVE fSsu,
ANCE COMPANY or HARTFORD 'oh'
V'HIs INSTITUTION bss is-0rd during me noah :,
u Nay 1850 81 new policies. viEs
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sENTLEMEns WEARING APPAREL

Ohr qualify WORK made 70 order 54i FaltonsI betwesn
William and Gold has Just purchased for cash choice -
sormeni Of cloths cesstmeres and vesnngs, which, Win
low rent and selling for cash. DO IL enabled mako up
per cent less than Broadway prces He has for tho -
rsdel Of cutting tho beat hng garments, and for sss
and style re VIII guarantees cannot be beaten equaed
my1 lmt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
GIL nm TO LOAr AT per esnl IN improved
%il'oVosl;s propeay ApplyIo

COCOA sHELLs.-2sb .g,, f,ssh, j1a received
C5s ssls ~ aissnER d YoUs9, ia cAaisss.s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20
"sTAND BY THE pREsIDENTr

Aye, indeed, we do say to all lovers ol
the Union--to the friends Of concord and
peace--to the disinieres.ed and the true
TO the well-wishers Of their country-to
the foes Of discord and distraction, turbu-
lence and anarchy--"SrAND BY THE PREs1.
DENT" Lofty, firm and serene be stands,
high above the warning elements Of selfish
souls. His eye il directed far over the d.
versified interests ofhis beloved country
Indifferent to the petty assaults against him
--all the powers Of mind formed for great
occasions, aro directed TO that part OF the
field, where the dcstinies ofthe nation are
trembling in the balance. While such a
man rules We cannot despair. Tho in dan
ger, we ute not lost. In the datk night Of
national disaster and apprehension. such
souls are "pillars Of fire." Ave! "STAND
BY THE PRESIDENT" A Southern man who
is no advocate Of slavery--a soldier who
protects firmly the rights Of the citizen of
peace--a wbig who forgcts the title only ia
that Of patriot--a man who in danger hes
always stood by his country-when we
stand not BY him, we deserve to fall.-Chi-
cago Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20
WHOLE NUMBER 156.

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS Box.--James Nc
NICE, young man n the employ oi Thos.
N. Shepard, hardware merchant; Of 2OS
Water street, received suspicious looking
box, a few days sgo At The hands Of 4 bov
unknown to him. The package was about
6 inches long by s inches wide, and w.s
neatly done up in wrapping paper, and ad
dressed to hlut id neat and legible hand.
Mr.. McNice, from the fact Of Bis haVinG
been Threatened by q certain Individual. a
few days since, was led TO believe shat this
box was an instrument designed for bis
destruction. After rejecting a whilo on
the best course to pursue, he concluded 10
convey il to the Second Ward Station House
and lay the matter before Capt. Leonard.
The Captain and several Of his officers, look.
ed at the box and thought; finally il was
proposed that it should be brought before
the Chief Of fPolice, which was accordingly
done. The Chief and his aids scru,inized
tho box, or, rather, the wrapper, but felt no
inclination TO handle il. Finally the feceiy-
er was requested 10 place it 10 The wash
basin, where it remained nearly three hours
and was then supposed to be thoroughly
saturated with water. Il was then tnke,i
out and opened, when beautiful mahogany
box was found, containing two daQuerreo.
type likenesses Of Mr.. McNice's cousins.
which, from having been so long in the ~.
ter, were nearly ruined!-- Wilson'S Dis
patch.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20
INpORTANT TO FARMERS:

E subscriber having the exclusive Agency
., the sale Of McCormiek's Improved Pat
uginian Reapers. in the following named
s,o wit: Scott, Muscatinc, Louisa, Wash
b, Johnson and Cedar; would respectfully
the Wheat Growers thereof, that now is
me to send on their orders. An overwhelm-
cmsnd is anticipated for the coming harvest
10; therefore oil who are desirous OF obtain
pc Of tho above named Reapers should at
II imm mcdiasely.
ANDREW J. HYDE, Agent
G.-Blank Orders will be left at the Store
rrows Il Pre,tyman, in Davenport; also OF
fsldence Of the subscriber in Peasant VAL
lor the accommodation OF those whom the
may not see. O,her points will also be
led and notice given thereof. A. }. y.
cembcr Goth, l8i9. l5-tf
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IFOr he Gasette. !
The Birth OF June.
By vALKTUDINARIAN.

How pleasing is the varied scene,
How bright doth morn sppsar;
The air 10 tranquil and serene,
And mild the hecting year!
Kind summer hath return'd again,
'Tis natures choicest boon,
Joy rings DER valley, bower, and plain,
For 'tis the birth OF June.
Ye songsters Of the balmy grove,
Your sweetest notes prepare;
To rapture all your carols move,
While rowing through the air;
Awake again my heart to joy,
AsIthe Tyre attune,
Fancy, all thy powers employ
Upon the birth OF June!
Satyrs and Dryads who inspire
Such fond and pleasing themes,
EAalt my soul, and each desire,
With transports Gil my dreamsl
Lays Of the grove, and minstrelsy,
Delight me in the noon,
But more enchanting is to me
The birth Of roscate Junci
S'Os03 ~"u 81 INC uympus ADVANCE,
And scatter violets o'er
The meads, join in the mazy dance,
While laurels crown your shore;
Their lovely presence cheers my sight,
Nature excites the tune,
And fills my heart with new delight,
For 'tis the birth of June!
Summer hath charms, for love invites
And zephyrs fan the day!
The smile Of Fancy never blights,
hail her brilliant ray!
That ray beguipd me when child,
II was my Sun and Moon,
II Lit me o'er the dreary wild
Where blocm'd the Rose Of June.
Sorrow, care and pain have since been mine
But have not repined,
The Art she taught me 10 divine,
II rules the immortal mind!
Hope drives away the fend Despair,
Yet, tells me not how soon
Imay expect those joys to share,
That crown the birth Of June.
snport, June LIST, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20
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