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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
GENERAL NOTICES.

NJ Fo,,iers & Wells, Phrenolosists and T no-
Cilntor Han. 1871 Fasssu-st nelr me I ~
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r. DR. Haught0n's Water Cure Hsiao . l.,,-
,nc1f-N1 p Wet Eleventh street. Tree @ 81 lIo1
pps-,y myls I'M
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THE RAVEN~W0UD CEMETERY 49, A.; ~,

rVHE RAVENSWUOD CEMEIEht, 81 ~ t6s
TION-Haying oTgsnzed aocsr Ne Act OF 1870 ~, 80
eorpoi Ell on Of KEIs G. n.eleres AL nss.hs
bsnutful axe know TIE Lorg lsiaad to =.
wood are now prepared s-l los 10 sach s. - 80.
enees ard will b. prepared 70 make slrysy. a. 5s or
GDd iptrrments a. soOI as the labor e 1iEs-l \.
sAriz,d. ard ihey FEEL co f.enL heir roul1' ~ 49,
uost convenient % they can make hen ne o'. t5s
and denehiful IN he neeh.o' hoo5 81 ne CT! -, -
IS Nsssai-st n -otice NJ = reN % l'-e
a. aHDr..
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- Leonnon springs - tter-t are ts-'-''.''H'
=, n ne, oCar o. ~ t.a a4rlr-r. 7 400
,ssrsss Inys ln'l n sEpCRThA' NJ.
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AUCTION SALES.
ANTHONY ,. BLEEcKER aSsc,o. ~s'''''-
DFRRMRTORY sAIE OF ROIiR ranrr.

DFRBMPT0Ry sALE on POUR raor..v,
u BUILDING LOTS ard vsla,bie Water Froo,. ~
We town o. Denknk CoaaAnque Co 81 tsrmiasro =,
the Erie Railroad Ssis 10 be Al the Na.rs,~-.s
ehsnTe IN tie city o. NevYork ~ ord-r 81 R,s-.1 ~
neyinssnd Charles G King, Es9s rruss-es-ASrHoNy
}. bLEEOkEk vii sell a. auction On WEDSssDav
ne NH OF June. l2ao q II O'Clock. ts N-rch,Sty
Exchange, tbs following vsllsbe property VIZ IN ~.
town OF Dunkirk, tha1gxOcue Co. STATE OF Nsv.Yors
by order Of trustees sh7Ut building lots ~ sad o,,
and numbcr OF vA1abe fronts Ard wharf D,tx0s.
the hGrbcf The sac Of ne whole Of which vii h. 49,
souie and urrefsrvec % he best sdtsrs Lboer,,h
maps 81 he properly he Obtained 81 ihe acone@r
Srosdst month before the sale IS per cent II ts ur
chase rfOrev bond and fog ve.r.
a. per cent per srcu. OgnEtfk beng ler.aas on -
Efe Railroad and lie harhor ths hnest he Lake al,
property ofers greet nduceentsio haycrs TIE sale will
be ccniirued daily mil tn whole properly - sold
uy2o.22 - IS .8,Sc3 57I9i2s clio
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CALIFORNIA.

"a !, l r% PEARIS & BROCKWAY, ~ f 90 g.
sACRAMENTO CITY,
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
. IRERAL ADVANCES made N consigum-nts, al AZ
lfsgeucy business promptly attended 70. he'of
b FGaNEsTocR Co New-fofE
EARF YOUNG, PhlAceiphis - l. n
c Z. HUssEy, r ". HoWE, WrLLnM LASiNsk, ~, =
HEIEt sToS Fliisburqh u1o 80
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~ Dr. gbew's Water-Cure Institution, e1f-
rer irwelfh-sL and Ungcrs'tv-piAoe u""
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AUCTION SALES.
GARDINER, Alcii0Ceer.
Y nsT nWI. EAenENf

7 :
- store 13 Bfrsc wzy, cor Antnonyh
r. Particular slentcn viii be .ifea 20 SASS " sney
Gods. Porcelain Pli-lugs IL. Ala, EEcgi12 % Ik
lies giving house keeping. Asn, Stocks or AAnnlac
turers, &c All of which are respectfully solicited -
HGvi1 u--c G - s-ra- gsu,e-i'vh Mr. c ItIILh 70
A. -trl y ia' ST
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@ CARglNGTOS, Aucsioreer
JACOB -. PLATTE cases cast ,iee! nna5I
H Ws,den,s inspeciion WI be sold THIS MORNING
AZ 10 O'Clock BY Jacob Pst p Past for sccouas OF
uuderu rers Terms c-sh on delivery. Jof IL
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l. g DARLINGTON, Aacuoneer.
by JACOB -. PBAtT-HArdwSre, Cutlery

JhtOb =. 20 ~. !, - ',, -, S-.l'o'y, =
ssre q ivory sn5 ober table knves CsFvefs slegsag
ren snd pocket knives tre scissors sh-epshears kc-
So the usual assortment ~ hardware AsD, the reHnsnis
Of Rad hardware siOFo sad txt0fes. Also, 30 dozen
kuves and orhs ihey sre some damaged boxes agn
dries 29 doz Britannia Ups SO patent tenor cniiers
patent bower Auger assorted ivory combs. 10 gro
iyory tooth picks snd blade; 10 5l2 doz EsEnshaws
hay forks Il gro gun nipples foe double guns, 80 yon
banjo Quis took. table and pocket knives Spoons he
Aho, stlO oeloci under Warden, Inspection, y cases
cast steel je7 1t
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shUsh 1aARUfAOrORX

.a,..y PEAKI~sT. FRAEKLlNsQUARE-The $40
81 scyiber respectfully Informs ia custolnafs ~
public thsl he has on hand for The SPr1s vsoe 80.
,orf-reut Of psut brushes sash tOois Yagnfn ,i'-.
ytliezssh do window 10 tEsing 10, &c 40 49,
tersve assortment Of fancy brushes - superior - =
shsp v hirh he Is selling 81 he o~esI psers ,,ivsr
rigTed -. received ron tie Amorlran lnsuIAe wv
~. g. ~. Nir '''' JOHN HoPPEb
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UKf GOODS.


DECEIVED PER STEAMER AsIA-LAce ents,
hor ca tet eutirsry uew and elegant goods
WIN JENNINGS CO Depot ofGenis
Fancy Dfess Articles, 81 Broaaway, o2oosiie
je53t Park Fountain.
ssUPEKFIrK BLEACHED -HIkTING-.-
- 20 csses York Premlums. Wschoseus, Dover AID
American bins superhne 3oU 57 inch shinngs AIso eT
Gssuper 81 inch ShiT!ins f9L .ale b. Ca.
my6 HESHITH K co 81 and u Pine-s
STARK MILLS DRiLLING-.-5CO packages
- brown, bleechef s'ge and blue, extra s1h sno uoe
quaed 10 perfection Of nufsc,ure For sale BY
mye NEsaITH a CO So and 81 Pinesi.
EINF UNBLEACHHD COrTONs.-6oo 1sle,
L Rhode Island Pslo Alo. Rockingham, Ho'kse1s Med,
way Hope "a'haT .n S 9i5f '9 20 i9t .is Sp,
slankets Roller Clesyer and jacket Coths for sale y
myil c. B LIE s.RoH, IS Pioe-s'.
DLUE PRINTs.-l0o case AdAnis's bse ADD Saiis
" ard blue and orange Pruls, ior ssle ~ , 81. o.
nyl & D. III SAHON' % rhe-'I
pROWN sHEETINGs.-l5o bales sai'oary 80
Dgie Mohawk Valley, and Other styles Cor s.ls ow, y
mill G B IL BARON, - Pine-si
ULUE AND CANARY PRiNT-.-A new and
my if''''' '''''' '~' CB. liz SAXON, s. Pines,
CREhN PRINTS case. green and black ard
u green and blue stei TO sesi 70. sac ~ v,,,,
> 4 BLkAUHkD sHIRrING..-l5o cssss sns
tnvli G. 3 LIZ BARON s. Pines
COI.ORED CAMBKIC-.-l2i cas- hgh1 snd
NIL fi'' N''O'"'''' "' c's IL bIRoS 8 Ptao-a.
- 4 BIEAUHED sHIKTISGs.--i5eessA lor:
C-1 priced Shiniu.s CONFUSING 9tfeiy o. sy'' -
COUNTERPANE-..sg case. .apar.o,I a. Ans.e1 70
Y q Tia for sale by NESMITH CO.'S and > Finest %
A.
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LTHEH gOsFEk. osshlss


~ GnIcudid Gothic PIates.-ROBERTss ner eld
,pendld atve Of Gothic Door ard Number Pates-ehey
new and OF ginal designs Those IN wAHt OF soinests
rev Ard spsudd OF their doors Invited to call aAa s1
Emins the above articles Aso splendid Rss9rtmsh' OF
Gothic and Shield pattern BelEPullG X RObEkIS
my22 In 90 Broadway, noSi t'ln0o-'-
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JOHN cUKREY

ATTORNEY AND COUuSELLoR-Ar-bA Y"
saH FEkscisco, caLfgoESiA. ~.
u EFERENCLa-H0u. Alber L~-c<F 700 80,
fg y. Hon william nelson, PesEskiL - is1as
se~rrour Peskssil n J.; Merritt hy GO, DL'ct
C5b5 4 johnson, J. Lower John A. . Sfy 80
Nsss Won City 6eorge L@tl~7 Wv = '. ~
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HENRY n. LEEDS, Anciioneer -
LINE MODERN PAlNTlNGS.-hETNNaafh ~, "
II TFTDS a co will sell az auction on SAfUhDAls
Jups g. NJ II o'clock Ia The Gallery, rear Of store 10
" sst fae modern Paintings 10 hch smes, susoo iDL
,icrs kc celebrated modern English snd Flemish
sr,,, nat received and before exhibited eaoneI
Psiptngs by Boucher Baher Of London; Wison blfchs
Eine Holy Family copy from Rsphaei superb large
Moonitgbi in rich franes IN all comprising one OK the
frss modern collectors offered this season. and well
worthy the attendance OF amateu' WIN me orgna pc
o,.,.a ~ ~. r,tv (is60 js72
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

SOAP FACTORY To LET-sIus,sd N n &c..
- ~ s5e $50 ard 90 Chetry-st ~io a. ,,ss 10
including mi for srrdiug bun Ia; capacity % nc 49,
uase coo lhs soap "a b boiling Poaseeslos 90 =,
disieiy' Inquire of p. a. FAY, "a ard % Oae'''
i.g IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.
ITO PARTIES INTERESTED n neT n'snuons
he Subscriber Orers IA serlcst 10 Aociahk k2.ofs
Petenf IL bis couriry ard sso 70 3rsa BRIAN, srsnoe
AID ether COnan-lia ett-s Livery lnforianon al -
obtsnea Of and advise Afforded Ell Legal or tconGns
points eocns~ts1 with these sl5iecfs ~ -, -,
MS j. = FlhtebH ? FFsaif4
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B. GARDINER, Auctioneer.
DK RAIDyyiN Gardiner store SS3 Br,

3. GARDINER, Auctoneer.
by BALDWIN GARDINER, store SSS Broad
Nd sy corner Anih ny sI.-P Particular attention will be
given TO sales Of fancy goods porce panhngs NC a.
So furniture OF families giving up housekeeping; also,
solicited. -. .
Having made an arrang cement with M A. C. TUrrLE,as
his salesman he hopes 10 merit the patronage OF bis friends
and the public
WEDNESDAY, Junel2.
Elegant rosewood, black walnut ard mahogany furnl'
ure-At 10 O'clock the sales room SSi Broadway co-
prising a large and valuable assortment
Catalogues on the mornirg Of sale.
TUESDAY, June Is.
Rich Fancy Goods-At 10 clock At the sales room, S5
Broadway large sale Of rich fancy goods just landed and
worthy attention. Particulars IN a fsw Gays. Je'
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certain pieces parcels and los Of and situate 10 Ihs
village OF Duukrk, h the town OF Pomifel county OF
Chauauque, and State OF view YORK. which division OF
ceTsin lands ~ Dublin, by and among the propretors
thereof made March 1888 were conveyed 10 knssell Ill.
Nevips ard Charles c. King IN trust TO se the Nc.
By deed dated March 1888 and recorded In Ms CleTka
Oce Of the County u ChGtsucue In 6eT IS Of deeds AZ
PAGE s6 will be- sold by under the direction OF tho Trus
ices a. public suction the merchsnIs Exchange Ia ths
civ of NewYork on The ash day OF June, $50 said sale 10
commence al y O'Clock Of that day and TO continue
from DAY 20 day ung The whole SAID uas properly shall
be sold.
Tue terms Of sale viii been per cent OF iss parshass
money to be paid to the suconeero the day Of sale heen
per cent to kusso h. Menus and Cnaries ksas on the
2h day OF July next when the deeds VIII be deivero',
and seventyfve per Femsn bond aud mortgage
pay in three years after date with interest
per snnum, pay able semannusDy ..-L
The lands 10 be sold about 600 building lots IN
the village Of DUnkirk Maps OF the properly nay be sen
al The auction rooms Of AnhOny J. Blocker ESQ Auction
Ger Broad-s. 10 the city Of New YORK. t|I IiF
For Information in regard 10 the title apply W Heury J..
Rugsles. Attorney "A Broadway, Esw.York . if
NewYo.k, May 2, 1851.
RUSSELL II NEvINs
- CHARLES {. KING, ) 'u"'o'
FmySl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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N MERWIN. A,c.oa-ef-

~ \ bANtsS, PAAif ~ %. store - pfyelWAt'
hes cssh sdvSnces maze when desired
FRlDAY EVENING. June :, al O'Clock
YALUssLE STANDARD ss0 hIscELLANsoUs Sooks-A
is-se sld frsouve COLLECTION OF popular standard srd
micslareous works m th- ys-ous iersrneHi.' snbr.a-
most Distinguished su'hors Particulars hereafter.
MONDAY EeENlNG June III. a. o'-!ocA, ala GO i04-
loving evenings OF he week
To CLOSE CoNsicSwENrs --An extensive ent very d
eraie ecton ~ rew sd valuable stand art sceane-
oa. School ard CLASSICAL Booss new ana esh suck "a
quantities. go, great varsity q choice Enslsl plo-
hcstors, emmuciuR mslg ilasua.7i wofsS Ie-e'y r.
eeived from London; ing.ihef yin large as-o,ls %.
foreign ard domestic staple and fancy slaoucfy incadnS
blank books various xcs lu and bali bound, wreak pa
per, note paper envelopes sc. &c
The whole 70 be soc without reserve TO close eonsar'
menis JED
wu on Forisfed Orususut so plates supsrby priued Ia
geld and eoiors. Shernens Rsmbles ~ eo,2Sed psies
vols svu; Loudons Arb, 1tln 500 paiss - wooo clif
vols svo; Manters Geological Excursion plates Sso
coh Murphys Church Of BsSih q elegant Plates iolo,
half moroc Ncholson's Architecture, 28 nae psies ey)
cloibi Tod Annals 50 engrsyings vols 80; Loudons
Bepious Landscspe Gardening, go plates $40 e9h Lou,
don Naturalist 400 aes 8vo: COur gham's Views OF
Westminster Chspel folio; Jennings Mollascous Animals,
plates; Willows Natural History, pates, vols 40 Han
ssrd on Printing ard Typefounding; Cfsides Anatomy,
royal 8vo cloth; Lavrences Views OF tee Nose atoaul,
NC plates folio; Chrsuson on Poisons $40 CLOTH Heny's
Commentaries with 7i0lusrauons yos 4o cloth: Cob
bins Domestic Pictorial Bible 7O0 Illustrations royal $40.
the Book OF Ruth coiosd D ass 40, Trolops Aualees
Tbeolocics 2vossso: Thons. Bo,ons COMPLIES works,
8vos Syo cloth; Bunysus WORKS vols ues hall cs; Muir
rays super6y iumnaed PRAYER BOOK, roysl Svo British
Essayis vols 8vo Shakspere complete works Navery
Novels vols. svo cloth; Prescows Mexico vols, svo
half cs do Pene, VOLS $40 cloth; do Mscelsnles 8vo
library; Stephens Yucaian vols svo emsosi do Cen
trail America vols svoSlo.h; BreUers works, royal 3vo
Byrons Poetcs works illustrated svo: surns works IL
lusirsied Svo CLOTH eIs; Mrs Hemsns's do Syo; HI.
drehs History OF the United States vols svo CLOTH Grs
wods Poets OF England royal SSo' do OF Aneries royal
8vo; do OF the Arcens royal Svo; Cempbels poeucal
works; Hsrnah MoOre's complete works vols. $40, IL
brary; Burkes works vols svo sheep; Johnsous woFks
2vos svo Sheep Tcknors History Of Spanish Literature
Svos svo ib SlephenSs Greece Turkey &c VIOLA cloth;
Mllman's Gibbons Rome, vols Syo Sheep Dwights The
yogv vols 8yo hb: Humbodrs Cosmos, 2vols cloth; do
Aspects Of Nature; Alon's Europe vol. Svo io humes
England vols Irving's works u vols, cloth, kc &c
Also, variety of new School Books In quantities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
ry- DR.. Edward II. Dixon, Editor Of the seapel

has removed he consu tng oilces - !. y,
west Of Broadway, where he sends excl1syey 70 oPia
evenings The Office Of the scGpelis al Asior House
my - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

~ RemoynI,-PnuLtP EkssT. Professor Of Music
ana teacher Of BGhm and other flutes and the guitar
respectfully Informs bis friends and tbs pubic 10 ssnoa
rex-York myl0 SIneody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
JAMES POWERS, |
ERASTUS BEACH,
3. SHERWOOD DAY, Conn
VAN SANTNOORD,
JOHN VAN VLECK,

- WIGS and Toapccs.-bATcHELots celeornied
WIZ Factory 10 a. Waist where al AL umes be
found the largest assortment In tho city. srzGgeu and
shoad call and Judge FOR themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere BATcEELORt newly invented Wlgs
obtained silver medal At the Fair Of the American Inst
tute Copy tho address myih hWkSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

r. Wigs. Wigs! Migs.-Citzens and strangers
are informed that the largest cheapest and beat assortment
OF wigs hGwes toupees brAds or long hair and other
ornamental bair be fosnd Al hEDHUSsT hEARos
"a Maiden.lane The trade supplied myli cod I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

r. Notica-Pursuani 10 an act 10 amend The Charter
of The Schenectady and Csiski Railroad Company pass-
ed March 1850 nOce hereby given ihai tne oooss Tor
receiving to the capital stock Of the said Cor
porsiion VIII be reSpened At The Office Of VAN Week
PRUYN Jsuneeyeour, SO Wsl-st Ia The City OF New.
Yort, the oath day Of June next al ii O'CLOCK Am
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Single Packages s. -Four Packages $40.
A. B. Il ID, SANDS, 100 Fulton-sL corner Of WiIikn,
New-York, Wholesale Agents. my23 lmrukF
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-07

|AyENPORr AND COrNCII. BLUFFS
STATE RAILROAD CONVENTION.
rhe above Convention WIS held at the
pi,al on The ooh n!'.. Sirteen counties
te represented, rs follows: Bone, Mad
n, Powcshiek and Warren counties, each
Delegate; DaIlas, Benton and Clintony
b ? Delegates; Jasper, 3; Linn. 4; Lott
10; Iowa, IL; Polk, Is; Scott, %; Gel
81; Mascatine, so; aud Johnson, lO5
csn,es. The Convention was organi.
by the nppoinsmen. Of SrEPHEN b.
ELLEpy, Of Jasper county, President ;
a. McNemar. Of Louisa, and Dr.. S. NJ
lard, Of Johnson, Vice Presidents; P. NJ
ssjy, Of Polk, and Vim. II. Tothill, oi
lar, Secretaries. Each county was en-
ID to one vote for every one hundred 10.
itants il contained. A committee up.
b,ed to prepare resolutions, submitted,
bugh Gov. Lucas, their Chairman, the
buttons which follow aud very length
ou. As ,hree-four,hs Of tho report con
; Of extracts from Whitney's and De-
nds arguments in favor OF National
'road-mnch Of whit h We hnye already
shed--and believing that there is ne
in nor cut Of Congress, opposed 10 the
X on tho ground Of inu,ility, we must
that portion Of the report and publish
the hitter part which refers to the OBJ
for which the Convention assembled:
compliance with the second rcqnisitior
be cal, respectfully 10 consider Of and a
such measures as the convention ina.
n bcs, calculated to press to speed.
final construction Of northern branch
nld national rail road, 10 run through
interior Of Iowa, from Davenport, OF
Mississippi, by Iowa City and Fort De-
mes, to Council Buff, on the Missouri
committee have taken brief view o
geography Of tho globe, the position O
fral nations, their population and variou.
nnels Of commerce, from which view w
Fciye our continent TO be placed in III,
Ter Of the world the continent Of Europ,
two hundred and flty millions, and ,h.
rnlic ocean three thousand miles wide
pnr east; the continent Of Asia with hcl
uli,ion Of seven hundred millions ofin
itan,s, and the Pacific ocean five thou
miles wide OF our west, and the State
pw, in tho exact center otonr continent
distant from the extreme Eastern ant
stern borders OF the United States, ant
be most direct line Of communication be
Pm the Atlantic cities and tho Paclti
IN.
hns situated, and containing within he
icrs upwards Of 80, 900 square miles, vi
BASED in mineral, agricultural md man
turing resources, il eIualled by an.
ion Of the world, Of the same extent (
leuous Territory. Thus situated. on
70 has naturally attracted tho attention
Pmmorcial capitalists, aud lndsb''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-07
For Tie Gaset!e.
HY ANNIE DEAR.

~ II. A. DE FRANCE.
1love thee, fond,y love thee,
With fervent ardor e'er,
Thou csn'st not tell how truly
Iprize thee, Annie dear.
Whene'er forth do wander,
Thy spirit hov'reth near,
Tho absent, grow fonder
ofthee, my Annie dear.
Though hours Of midnight slumber
To me do of appear,
Sweet visions without number
or thee, my Annie dear.
Truly thine own forever,
My love III increase each year;
No power on earth will sever
Its hold, my Annie dear.
And IL Erst am taken,
O'er me thou'it drop tear;
Since death hath left forsaken
BY own loved Annie dear.
But IL perchanee thou perish
And leave me lonely here,
Thy mem'ry blest TIL cherish
And mourn my Annie dear.
Al last in heas'n's bright dwelling
We meet TO live fore'er,
Our joys will be past telling
My own true Annie dear.
-ry-Wood, Iowa, January 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-07
PAL,N;IRus.

The Union says that President TAYLOR il ns
PaIinnrus. Who ever said he was! Does the
representative Of the elite of the r chmond Dem
ocrats know the history Of his friend Palinu.
rus!
But that we may not do injustice 10 this ven
erable critic, who is so saucy on the "style" o.
the PRESIDENTS message, and sets up for " akol.
ogy,'' we win quote his very words. In the
Union on Saturday, January l2. in the fourth
column OF the third page, IN an editorial article
with all the earmarks of the senior editor about
it, We find the following sentences:
"Let the ship but weather this tempest, and i
smay defy every other breaker. Bit this breake
SIS there. The pilot has not yet been able 10 stee
s,he ship. As for General Taylor, he never wa
calculated 10 play the Paiinnrus in the storm
.He wants experience-he wants confidence II
shimsell-he has not the courage 10 meet the cri'
isis before him."
Now, mark the nonsense or the first line
"wea,her this tempest, and defy every other break
er." This is from the pen Of the man who make!
himself so merry over an alleged slip in the PREs
IDENr's message; and who cannot lei day 20 b,
without having something funny 10 say abon
ssthe res, OF mankind" Every soflter breaker! =
This worthy old gentleman supposcs that break
er is some sort ofa tempest. Atempestis storm
a breaker is wave broken by rocks or sand
banks.
The second line is rank nonsense. TIL
breaker is there" Where? In the name Of com
| mon sense, Ttere.
| But now for Palinnrus. We thank Heavel
that General TAYLOR is no Palinurus. This iel
low is the pilot Of A;neas, whom with his frien'
Palinnrus, the senior editor hest knows as amonI
the old correspondents ofthe Richmond Enquirer
| His story was any thing but creditable one. IL
went to sleep one day at the helm, fell into tn
sea, and was drowned. This was the last tina
| Eneas heard of Kim, till he met hin some tim
after n the lower regions, where Palinurns told
cock and bull story about the god Somnus ar
| pearng TO him in disguise and throwing him in
| 10 the sea He told him, moreover that he ha'
been tossed about some four da s by the "tem
| pests and other breakers" and had then beeI
thrown on the sand and murdered. The paiI
English Of the whole matter was (probably) tha
he had been making too free with some antiqa
o-be- joyful, went to sleep on his post, and tuln
| bled overheard.
The senior editor has no very clear notion
about these old fellows; and if he ever hint
right. it is by accident. But when he calls Pres
idcnt TAYLOR s.Nero,' and complains that he j
not calculated 10 be a Palinurns',--people won
der how he con'd contract such an excess Of ig
orance.-Repabic.. @
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-07
LIVE CALlFORNIANS.

We had the pleasure of welcoming home
yesterday morning, the two Messrs Me-
fGULLorcH and Mr.. SrAnKIE, who Ind ar-
rived the evening before from California.
The two former exchanged gold enough in
New Orleans to net S75l3.O0. Besides
this, they have reserved six or eight ounces
Of the Jumps to show their friends. Mr..
S,arkie trings about the same proportion.
They were among the emigranis who left
CIR the overland route last Spring, and here
they are hack again in less than one year.
They had two others in their employ, whom
they left behind. One Of them was in the
mines but one week aud the most they
madc was done by trading. They say thar
John s. David is making money fast in
Sacrnmen nio City in rents and speculation.
Peasle,'s company is also doing well.-
While eomc are making money, the manv
have nothing TO brag Of. They mentioned
several who went from this region who ar0
not making out well. We regret to learn
that among these is our friend Saunders and
his compan ny from Mount Pheasant. They
have sunk the three .hous ssnd dollars which
they took with them, and what il worse,
tho two sons of Gen: Mcmillan are both
dead. A man from this viciniiv by tho
name Of NrTr had also died. Iowa has
certainly . large share among the dead Of
the gold region. The five remaining IN
Saunders company were lefi sick.
Alessrs. Mccullough and Stnrkie reside
in New London. They have seen the FL.
ephanf, md nre satisfied without having
snother sight Of him. They agree iu say
ing that all those who are comfortably siiu-
a,ed vi home had better stay there. Tho
testimony Of such men can be depended on.
Ratrkeye.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-07

Several hundred miles Of plank roads are
now in course O! construction in tho State
nf Indiana. The people Of that Stats arc
thoroughly alive TO their true interests.