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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-13

Iz-" Dozen East" some where, a pious
old lady Was summoned asa witness in an i'm
portant case. Having lived in the backwoods
all her days. she was wholly unacquainted
with the rules of cou t oil Justice Being
Told t e she must 'srear," the poor woman
was h'cd with horror at the thought After
much persuasion she yielded, and being told
10 hold Up her right hand, " she did so ex-
The Court Immediately adjourned.
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AS Coop AS IF 1T WERE EsoP.-A mouse
ranging about brewery. happening 10 fall
into vat of beer, was in imminent danger of
being drowned and appealed to "a cat to help
him out. The cat replied: 1T is foolish
request for as soon as get you out shall
eat you"
The mouse replied, that fate would be bet
ter than 10 he drowned in beer. The cat lift
ed him out hut the flme of the Beer caused
pusS to sneeze, and the mouse took refuge in
his hole.
The cat called on the mouse TO come out.
you, sir did you not promise that should
eat you"
All" replied the mouse, "but you know
was in liquor at the time.'
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EVANSVILLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

INSUR RANCE COMPANY.
= OOKS for The subscription OF Stock in thus
- Company, will be opened on the l5,h inst at
10 O'Clock, the office OF JAS q JONES, IN bis city,
md kept open tor weeks, unless the stock shall
De sooner subscribed. In the mean time persons
wishing TO see the Charter, can see 1t at The place
above designated. JAS. q. JONES,
CRAWFORD BELL,
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JAS LOCkHART,
fcbl2 IF JOHN INGLE, JR.
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w. y. Brown, Again

01l ICl I'''o S"NOt
morsel of Democracy, this embodiment of
what the editor, looking at his own political
character, cannot but regard as consistency.
slip through its fingers. Deserted and con
temned as Brown has been by his own party
and rebuked by that party's press in almost
every State OF the Union, he has found IA
ready defender in the "party organ at Ev-
ansyille. This is as might be expected. To
keep harping upon the name oil one traitor,
may serve to draw public attention from Il
smaller one at home.
A statement we made upon good authority,
to the effect that Done Brown" had receIv-
ed severe rebuke from prominent commit
tee Of Congress, who declined the honor Of
his company as Il member OF said committee,
assumed so much importance from its source.
the Journal. that forthwith denial was given
it by Mr.. Brown himself in the form Of the
following letter:
WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. 2, 1850.
Dear Sir: Your paper was handed, by
your Representative. Mr.. Albertson, 10 me
this moment, containing a statement taken
from the Journal that the Wing members OF
the committee on private land claims had IT =
fused 10 serve with me OH the committee
The statement is without the least founda-
ton in truth, and originated from malicious
motives with letter writer 10 crafty per-
sonal as well as political hostility towards
me. am on terms of personal friendship
with every member of that committee, and
feel assured that that frient ship is reciprocal
ted. w J, BROWN
B. STINsoN, Esq.
We do not know what ''letter-wrIter" is
alluded TO by Mr.. Brown, as we certainly did
not obtain on: information from any such
source. We presume Mr. Brown has right
to conceive every Washington letter writer
without respect to party, his personal and po
Etical enemy, as we are not acquainted with
one, whether the correspondent Ola Wing or
Democratic paper, who when Browns double
shuttle game was exposed, did not show lin
up IN his true colors. But we obtained our
Information from the Washington Republic.
printed directly under Mr.. Browns ndse, and
where if there had been any mistake. he was
present to make the proper correction. 1t
was repeated in papers al! over the country.
mocratic sheet. But it appears, the article
never received sufficient importance for de-
NAL, till republished in the Evansville Jour
nal. 1t was not stated that the refusal had
been direct for the parizan sympathy of a
portion of this committee saved Mr. Brown
from this insult-but his name was received
by them in such a spirit that an indirect re-
fusal of such disgracetul companion<hlp was
plainly given, and his name was Withdrawn.
Mr.. Brown can place any construction he
pleases upon his rejection. He may deny it.
being a refusal" but in this he creates
question of veracitv between himself aud
better men, which after his positive untruths
in the matter of his trucking to the Free
Sellers to get elected Speaker, and his motto
riety, at once settles the matter to our salts
faction and his own disgrace.
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES

&S WE have made such arrangements 80
- with the celebrated Nursery Of HoMF. s5SsssSS
A-soN " Co., near Louisville, that We -
caII furnish all kinds OF FRUIT Trees and
oHkU BBERY, at the lowest prices. Send in your
orders.
tehl2 d6w3 J. P. 81 g. SCHWlNG.
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FA message was received last Friday
night from Carlisle in this Stite, written on
the way bill of the stage, running to this
city, that the Court House of that county
had been entirely destroyed By fire. with all
the county papers, records, &c. Although
we have delayed the publication of this wait
ing for further verifcation of its truth, yet
nothing more has been received.
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Steamboat Register.
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.
Tuesday, Feb. Il.

THE regular course of Lectures in this Institute
will commence on the first of November, and
continue until the last OF February. The Anatom-
ical Department will be opened and ready 10 re-
ceive students by the first of October. The Medi-
cal Department will be under the Direction OF the
following
Professors:
FREEMAN. M. ID. Professor Of Anatomy.
H. 5 NEWTON, NJ. u Prof. OF surgery.
Ii. }. HuLcE, NJ. d., Prof OF Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
w. BYRD POWELL, Nj. D.. Prof of Physiology
Pathology, Mineraogy and Geology.
J. King, Nj D.. Prot. OF Materia Medica Thera-
peutics and Medical Jurisprudence
}. MILroN SANDERS, A NJ, NJ. ID =, Prot, OF Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
J. WILSON, NJ. d., Prot. Of Obstetrics and Dis
eases OF Women and Children.
CliniTue Lecturers.
MedicIRe-PrUt. IL. J. HULcE.
Sargery-Prof X. 3. NEWTON.
Z. FREEMAN NJ. d., Anatomical Demonstration.
The less for q full course OF lectures amount to
$l05.
Each Professors Ticket, SIS. Matriculator'ss
IS. Demonstrators fee. $40. Graduation, $50.
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters tpost paid to the Dean; and
students arriving in the city will please call him
at the commercial Hotel.
RS. NEWTON, Nj. D., Dean ofthe Faculty.
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DISSoLuTTON.

4 HE partnership heretofore existing under the
style OF RUSSELL & HUGHES, is dissolved by
mutual consent. The business hereafter will be
conducted under the firm of HoLL NGswoRTR q
HUGHES to whom all debts due said firm of Russell
4 Hughes may be paid. X. Il. RUSSELL.
JNO. w HUGHES.
Evansville. Feb. 9, 1850. iebl2 If
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ROOMS TO RENT

TWO GOOD ROOMS, suitable Tor Offices, over
l. the subscribers store, with private entrance
on Second street. Enquire OF
VIM. HUGHES.
febI2 If Corner Main and Second sts.
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ENGLISH TAxEs.-The British Ministry
propose to repeal the window tax as well as
the tax OH paper.
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D-A,tached to the various religious de-
in the U. S. there are over 3d.
900 BISHOPS, ministers: priests or clergy.
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sTEAMRoAT FoR SALE.

UN account OF bad health, will sell
- - the steamboat RICHL AND, on good
lms. apply TO
febl3 dim J. /. HUGO.
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Losses.
AT this time If is quite impossible 10 arrive
at a correct conclusion regarding the extent
of the general loss by this most terrible cali,s-
frophe; but we hear it varIously estimated at
one million and half of dollars, which, it is
probable. may not be found far from the mark
The following: statement compiled lrem vari-
Gus sources ami though not representing but
about one-third of the losses. will afford an
insight Of The magnitud" thereof: The prop
erty is given in The order in which it was
consumed:
Dennison's Exchange, Baker, Curtis g.
Bauele. $4,000.
U. S. RI staurant, Burgess & Ames Is 600.
Grucery store (torn DOWN. Hewes. Noel
& Crenshaw. $l60 600.
Florence Dining ,loon (by breakage and
theit.) Price g. Co. $1,000.
The above buildings front on Portsmouth
Square. and extend t. the southwark of ;he
Exchange 10 DelmOnico's, corner Of Clay &
Kearcy streets.
Parker House, Mel ougal e. Co. S20O O0O
FL Dorado, Chambers & McCahe, $751; co.
From this point north of Denni>ou's Ex-
change. and forming the corner Of Washing
ton and Kearny streets, the fire proceeded ~
northeast direction down Washington
street
Store, B. Schloss & Co, $4,000.
Store. w. l.. Ayres $3.50.
Our House, belonging 10 Chambers & Nc
Gable, $33 600.
Store. Rosenbaum & Schneider, $4,000.
Merchants Exchange building. Dunbar &
Biggs, $25 900.
On Washington Arcade, running from
Washington street one house, Mr.. Pearson
(loss not stately Two houses. MIR. Cass5i-
fourth, one pulled down. $1,000; one. Mr..
White, and another proprietor not reported
neither loss stated Bowling Alley pulled
DOWN. Mr.. Gaylord $4,000 Auction room.
Pollard & Co. (torn DOWN. 5000.
Central House. A. Edmonst0n, $1,000
Chase & Porter $4,000.
Store, MIR. Guzmln, $4,000; do s. w.
Hastings. BIZ 600; do. McKenzir g. Thomp-
son, S25, 600; do. J. ii. Levin $1,000; do l..
Lack. 5000: DO. Guchnrd & Van Beuren.
$4,000 or $4,000; Boston Exchange, F. John
sou. $1,000.
SIor.s. Moore g. Co., Schwering. Garbe
& Co, Diez & Gina; Earl g. Macintosh,
and one or more others, lsSes not stated.
Baltimore Restaurant, MarInesS g. Bar
they, $20OOO
Store, Victor Lerrey. (rear town down,
$6OOOO
Store houses E, D. HeatIey, SIP 600.
One man was wounded by the back stroke
of an axe in tn c knee joint Another taken
to the hospital with compound fracture oil
arm.
Another with dslocation of ankle. another
with fracture of the leg. Two men wounded
by the explosion Of powder.
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W E. HOLLINGswoRTH. -. '....JNO W. HUGHES
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSwARE
HOUSE ---

TVater street, betuceen Mum and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving a very large
l. ans well selected stock of
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
which, with their present lot, will make as desira-
BILE an assortment as may be found West. We have
received from Pittsburgh well-assorted stock Of
Glassware, and are DESTROYS that all in want of
the above articles may give us call, we are
satisfied that it will be TO their interest do
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers
10 examine our stock, being assured that we offer
inducements dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
them here if they call. Orders put up with deS-
I'atch so that they may go TO any par: OF the coun
try without breakage.
RTWe are offering inducements in retailing.
Please call and see.
iebl2 If HOLLINGSWORTH g. HUGHES.
HrThe following papers copy Card to amor mt of
50 and send bill advertisers: Advertiser, Evans
vile; Courier Terre Hau,e Journal, Lafayette;
Advocate, Mt. Vernon; Advocate, Shawneetown;
Clario ;, Princeton; Kentuckian, He nderson; Amer.
lean, OwensbOrO.
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rn. grcat sam rranc;.co riro.

We received full details of the great fire at
San Francisco, the Governors Message, anil
other interesting intelligence from California,
too late yesterday for insertion in to-day's
paper. To-morrow's Journal will contain
full particulars. The Alta Californian of
the 3lst December. contains the following
particulars Of the destruction by the great
fire:
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Law Department.


Hon. E. w. VI. KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law
JOHN DELAFIELD. Esq, Professor Of Commercial
Jurisprudence.
Terms-S50 per Session.
ALI communications pertaining to this depart
ment must be addressed 10
E. w. NJ. KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities. moral
worth and professional requirements, will compare
IavUrably wi. the most distinguished in our cUun-
ry. The Medical Faculty constitutes an anomaly
in this or any other cOuntry-all Of them are able
lecturers AMI the best OF teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographical
position and the extent of our population, can have
doubt as 10 the eligibility OF situation tor an
enterprise OF the kind As to health. including all
seasons OF the year, we deny that any other city has
nUre.
A common error exists in the minis of many stu
dents relative TO the place of studying medicine;
those who intend practicing among the diseases of
the West and South should certainly educate them.
selves school whose Faculty are practically
quaInted with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of the crmanen.
cy of this school, ee it our duty 10 safe, that
the Trustees and Faculty form mnn III action.
which augurs we'll for its future success; and that
The peculiar internal organization which connects
them cannot be interrupted. b. w. Nj. KING,
iebl3 President of the Memphis Institute.
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HENRY cLAY,s GREAT SPEECH.

Great day in the Senuie-A Scene-Ire-
meadonS rush Of The croWd TO obtain dd-
mission to the Spnate Disdp-
pOintment Of the thousands 1cho could not
e"en gain access to an nnte-rOnnl- Gr.Gt
excitement among the outsiders The
ladies admitted to the floor Of tn Senate
Earnest prayer Of the ChdJ.iain-H Henry
Cl0y's great speech-Synopsis Of his re-
marks, &c. &c.
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rr1r sEcoNp BEST PRIZE SONG.

The following was selected, by four Of the
COMMITTEES appointed 10 decide upon the Jenny
Lind pr, xe song, hut they yielded their opinions
10 Difference to MI. Benedict, who preferred Bs-
ward TayIor's, as better adapted TO music. u is
understood to have been written by Epes saf-
gent, Esq, of Boston, author of a lite on the
Ocean Nave' Music publishers are iniormei
that the song is copyrighted. but the author mas
no objections TO editors capy,ngit.
SALVATION TO AMERICA
Land or the beautiful, land Of the tree,
Often my heart had turned, longing to thee;
Often had mountain, lake, torrent, and stream
Cleaned on my waking thought, crowded my
dream;
Now thou receives, me from the broad sea,
Land Of the beautiful, land OF the tree.
Fair to the eye, in thy grandeur thou art;
don5ly fair, doubly dear TO the heart!
Through the wide world, thou hast opened thy
door,
Millions crowd in, and are welcomed by thee
Land Of the beautiful, land OF the free.
Land Of the Fatare. Here Art shall repair
Kinder thy gale than her own Grecian AR.
Since her true votsrieS ever have touna
Lofty desert by America crowned.
Where in her pride, should she dwell but VITA
thee!
Land Of the beautiful. land Of the free
Sculpture for thee shall iaainorsalize Form;
Painting illamine, and Poetry warm;
Music devote all her fervors divine
To heart service at Libertyss shrine.
Till all thy gifts doubly precious shall be,
Land Of the beautiful, land oil the free!
Hail. then, Republic of Washington, hail.
Never may star II thy Union Wax pale!
Hope Of the world! may each omen Of Ill
Fade in ,helight ofihy destiny still;
Time brings but increase and honor 10 thee,
Land Of the beautiful, land Of the free!
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VALrE OF NEwspArEgs.--A thousand
times, says the MacciesIield Courier, have
we heard this question and answer. Two
gentlemen meet--s.What's the news!'
says one "Nofiing but what you see IN
the papers." They pass on about their bust
ness. Has il ever been noticed that
among The thousand benefits OF newsph-
per, not The least is, that i, does away with
little .taiile, gossip, stseet-yarn. foolish ex-
aggera,ions, scandal, and news-mongerns,
which once took up SO much of the time OF
those who were always hearing or telling
some new thing. One real evil of soclal
lie is thus ended The man rises in the
morning, looks over the paper, is satisfied
that he knows all that is worth knowing OF
the passing history Of the world.
lie has nothing TO tell and nothing to
hsar further. He does ne, spend his time
in giving information which his neghbor
knows as we'll as himself lie is not an
Eosed in The midst OF bis business or plea
sures by the recital Of aif.airs in which he
takes no interest. The same with women.
Curiosity is gratitied without the loss Of
time. The scandal Of The day has not en-
ployed hundred busy, NEEDING tongues
in its circulation and exaggera;ions, Con
rersation takes higher tone. Principles
Of morals and taste are discussed the new
poem, the last book, the magazine, or the
review, becomes The subject ofconyersa,on.
Even in the minor matters Of life, society
owes large debt 10 the newspaper.
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- eVoN anu pure,
Sober. steadfast and denure. y

! met one Of tins fashion last week. Her
sorrows had served only to soften her
charms, as ago meIIows picture. Her
brilliant eyes, which baso Oft times seen
dance with Joy, hud lost some Of their pow
or, bat they were none subdued--lhey
seemed To- be looking beyond the grave, long
ing to join her liege lord in one eternal bliss
OF welded love.
"When your good husband died." said !,
stear,h lost bright ornament, bur heaven
gained saint" A tear of sorrow stood in
the widow s eve, bu, a CLEAN Of religious
hope aud resignation melted it away. 81
need not tell you," continued !, '.ihat search
the wide world, you canno, find his fellow
-yon already know that foil well,n
Tho fair bercayed one c'niched nv hand
coayulsiyely; had touched the right chord
nature burst fufih--a very torrent Of
tears gushed from her eves--iiko unto an
earthquake heaved her breast--.eyen the
scountorfeit presen'menth Of Niobe upon
her cameo seemed to catch the .ssoii inlec-
tion,n and rain alabas;er tears! and in
sweet and broken accents the beautiful
mourner thus sobbed out It'll! bet do?"
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nwITcs AND MEDICINES.

<saz. EE1ilE satserlssr h'v'n ,i,I se ! euIl
NsT SIMPLY Of Drugs, Medicines, cac'''a-
M Gals, Paints, Oils, varnshcs, brushes;
80 Fancy articles, &c. &c, IS pieP"'ea
- furnish all those who may desire any thiie !"
his line on the most reasonable terms, anu WI"
,,ed,c;nss of such quality as he eau warrant.
Essa,,,iol oil. and essences: tinctures; ONT
,enta. me, curia,s quinine; Peruvian bark M"
bark :. roots and herbs of every kind; gum cam
nhcr. myrrh, Arabic, opium, and All other gunis.
s. "a ma ba.sams; salcraius, sal soda, EPSON,
and other kinds Of salts; bl-carb soda, tartaf'c
acid and all other acids and alka'4cs; inaghes'a'
mamma: saffron, cream tartar; cloves cinnah'oni
aI.pict: pepper: nutmegs; mace and otner spi-
ces. fennel coriander; earui; aNiSt' 'ooci'a'
mustard and iiaxsced, &c. &c.
Dy.S3uGs- chip'd and cxiraci;'us.
tic; madden; copperas; alum; lndig'; soiuHon u
tin; arnaito; blue vitrol, &cs 80.
Chemicals, Nc.--pure nitrate silver; iodinc;
,odate 81 iron; morphine; sirychn'nc; p'pesihe;
poiophvlin; h ydrocyanic acid musk nncra'ln'
Hydriodate potassa; kreosote eei'oi'oh, ch'ofo-
form; croton oil; cod liver oil ; &c. &c.
Fancy .4rticles-razors and strops; penknives;
n,ns. ne ed,es: combs of all descriptions; spec'n-
c,es. watch keys; match Safes steel beads; Puf-
ses: pocket books, powder pulls; toilet power )
sets; fancy soaps: shaving cream; hshing TACK
le violin strings; &c. &C. ,n
With general assortment o. az such 'nu14-
c;nes ms contribute 10 form complete drug store
including Paints, Of all kinds; Oils; Varnishes
Window Glass: and Brushes.
The attention o. Physicians, citizens anu
country traders is respectfully invited 10 the
above articles. :.
Baienlan's Drops; Godfrey's Cordial; Turing
toms Dllsam; Laudanum; essence peppermint,
cinnamon, lemon, and all similar patent medi-
cincs for sale by tho dozen ut small advance
tad 1f,prr l.
rl.s. A. SANDERS.
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
Davenport, April 18th, 1850.
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TO WOOL CkaD-Rs.

5MaslE subscriber has been appointed sole
IN Agent for the State Of Iowa, for Smiths
Machine Cards and will constantly keep on hand
large supply. such as
Dantier Cards,
Fileting do
Fancy DO
Together with every thing belonging 10 tic VI DOL
Carding aud Pulling business, sue as
Comb Plates,
Card Cleaners,
Press Papers, &c,
Emory; with full assortment Of DYE Stutf.
Sc, which will be sold al st. Louis trces
y. l.. GAY.
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. 20, 1870 -25-tf
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MooRE, THE PoEr.--This fine genius,
says the Dum!ries Courier, as has long
been known, is bu, the wreck ofthe brilliant,
accomplished, AID witty being he formerly
was. He was lately present where gen
tleman was requested TO sing. The gen.
tleman sat down to the piano, and, in to-
ken Of admiration, sung one Of The Irish
mins.rel's own choicest strains. When he
had flushed, the poet exclaimed, elbow
beautiful! have surely heard that before .
We fnen,ion the incident, not wantonly To
draw the veil from the countenance of
sleeping genius, but because there is no
one but must be deeply affected when they
thus strlkingly find that
ssThe harp that once through Tara's halls
The soul oil music she'd
Now hangs as mute on Tara's walls
As if that soul were aed.''
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CABINE'r FURNITURE,

es--=--ze. MANUFACTURED and for sale
,.z..sl1s IS By The undersigned in the Shop
No. ), opposite the new Post Of
ice building, formerly occupied b. John Pore.
An assortment now on hand. and new lot OF
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture
nyCOFFlNS made to order at any time and
arrangements made by which in few weeks a
fleafse will be furnished TO those who may de-
sire il.
Come and see and bring your money along.
WA. BuRRlS.
Davenport, April 25.b, 1850. 33-!y.
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The Boston Pos! has many grievous sins
10 answer for. and among others the follow
ing. Ifhe ofihat Journal does not get paid
off with interest some of these days BY the
ladies', we shall be sadly mistaken.
THE WIDaw.-ls there any character in
HE SO Interesting as young and beautiful
widow? Not flirty. coqaettsh Que, who
even amid her sorrows, has an eye to fu-
ture welded happiness with another; but
one Of genuine heart. welded to her hus
bands urn, pensiye, but not sad, her grief
soileaed to placidness.
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NEW MUSIC.
BAKERY AND HsJ,Tt.ssERY.
BLUFFS DRUG Score

COUNCIL BLUFFS DRUG SCORE.
ME have received good assortment of Drugs
" and Medicines and small lot OF Books and
Stationery per steamer Saluda which we will sell
at "a small advance from St. Louis prices "Snali
profits and ready Sales is our moton Two OF
our firm being Pfacticing Physicians the public
may depend upon getting meme but genuine arti-
Giles at our store. Drs. SMiqu & CLARK will al.
tend 10 the Practice OF Medicine and Surgery.
SMITH CLARK Il co.
Aug. 18th 1850. 43-tf