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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-19
~ To the World III,

IL RIECHhA0M'S Internal and kxternnT -
IN edy-A certain cure for caolers, ctoler, - =
bus, Diarrhea, Summer complaint, Fever $50 90.
Colds Coughs, Liver complaint, Dysnrns.. =. Assss
Faintness, Govt, Gripping Pains, Inlanna,,r1 It's
Lungs, Chest and Heart, Plies, Gravel - HRs
tism, Pains in Breast and Side, Bruises s-ssa1ss-
Humors in the Blood, Soreness and Hras,saias
the Limbs, Female Irregularities and Co.
anu Diseases OF All kinds that prevail In The w.
This new remedy Is prepared with rre., .' "eN.
expressly for family use. II il ealcalat.s asd
serve health and move diseases. Th..s1 ts.
family should be without it. II il comros..ors ~
of the best herbs and roots, which are seEs
remove diseases without the slightest ,s,.s 10
Is as harmless as water. The pubic Ar. .. u ~
that they need not fear TO use or sscnm-. sssassa
ii will perform all that is stated in the -
This Medicine being purely yegssslI. ..sss.
of all mineral substances. can he used - e<sf
under almost any circumstances. n ssfsfT
the stomach, insigorates the system "a z.aefs
prevents that lingering and prostraos {. .asafely
diseases. Time and experience Ia. - MsHs
tested the merits Of this Medicine. .saosiiT
tention TO diet Is of very great inpoy,.ss11 ~.
diseases. Persons of a delicate eaast,tu,. - al
require greater doses than those of rrlr.. sasea
ter. Let this important truth be tore. = .'ss
that all pain or weakness Is owing 10 mors.s
naBt humors which impede the elrrel..,e. ~
blood. This medicine will remove all ana -
OF the stomach and bowels. and cleans. III. -
Do not fail to have recourse in sny ease 81
When you have been restored By il. he srr. =
II yoa require medicine nothing viii 10 = -
benefit to yon as kriechhaum's Internal ,na -
nal Remedy, with my written signature - -,
| label. E7-ln short time Directions viii /. ~
| iiShed IN pamphlet form. 20
Directions FOR aA@iero.-ror Adults. On trst n.
| peafance of the disease. froE1 one I'd two ,aas..
| spoonsful every ten or fifteen minutes arrrsss.-
10 the violence Of attack. repeating nHtil ais4.s
bates The parts afflicted with crsp sn,. rs,. ~
| hrishly with portion OF the drops-atsn. -. !.
flannel cloth with the sane, and place Ii Gin IA. N.
1.-THE feet also on the bowels, stomachs trsa.,
ard repeat 1t. Children in proportion.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-19

KRIECHBAUM'S VEGETABLE sH Il.
IT SEQ for Nervous diseases. Night sAt. ~
I J termittent Fevers, Chilis and tfsGs !.
standing, when the patient has become is ~. IN,
reduced.--Also. for lingering diseases, ass' -
reduced down by sudden attacks. - u per
The proprietor ill insure this meoisi1S
tom all that is claimed for it, IL requires. sr.
Directions will be given in panpase' s, NJ,
ESManufactured only by J. G. n.s.a.sed.
lington, Iowa; to whom orders MAY &c aes'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-19

OALT.--lo0 sacks Ground Alum salt; 1850 bills.
OKehswha salt; for sale cheap for cash by
oct ., 80 GARRErr & COOPER
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7. NEWMNNs WH' .
Newman Il Graft

A TTORNEYS and Counseilors ct Law, Jefferson
"A street, Burlington Iowa. Es-Particular at
tention given to the collection of claims, convey
ancing, and all other business inrustedto our care
Refer to Ex-Gov. James Clarke, DR. T.. Lowe,
VIM. b. Ewing H. II. Grifiiths, of this city.
Rnr nnin Iulu LII Sln=em.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-19

DUMPS: Patent Revolving spout, veil pumps.
witty wooden or lead pipe, anylength, for sale by
July 4. 800 JOHN FOOTE
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Ebr III. Va. Matthews.

II RESPECTFULLY offers his professional servi-
l ces to the citizens of Burlington anu vicinity
Office, on Je!ier street. over the store of Scott
Whitehead& co.. here he may be found at allhonrs
unless proles siona,iy engaged. (sert 20, 40
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-19

DRINT& French and English Prints new and de-
sirable styles London puppies, mourning, Tur-
key rcd, American prints, Merrimsck and Coche-
co. blue and orange, blue and green fancy and fur
nitars Prints, just received and for sale by
oct 3, $50 G LAUMAN & BRO.
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NOticc..IIlllllbe1..

THE undersigned would inform the Public. tina,
L they have made arrangements with Mills in the
Pinery, for large quantity of Lumber in addition
to our stock on hand. and are determined to keen
drstrate Lumber Yard, ifenergy, perseverance and
means will do 1t. Our Lumber Yard is between
Jefferson and Washington street, near Boundary
street, where one ofthe Firm will always be found
during business hours. w CHAMRERyrNa 70
Burlington, June 1o,5o
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
o F FIG IAL

OFFICIAL.
nroNTHLY LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
u Pos, Office in Burlington, Iowa, the 30,b day Of
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Browning 4 Tracy.

4 TTORNEYS and Counsellors At Law and Soil
~ citors in Chancery, Burlington, Iowa. J. + WILL
attend promptly to the location of Land Warrants,
Land Agencies, collection OF debts, sc. NOV 1890
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Scott Il Brother.

st Louis, Feb. 81, lS50-1y GEO. BIZ
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pon,crDy. EpUrllcc 4 co

w HOLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
w tic DRY GOODS, ia6 Main street. 81 Lonis.
GEORGE PoNERor, New York. DWIGHT Dur
KE., WV X. BENTON, JR., st Louis. (apr 1890 tim
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TAINTED BUCKETS: 30 doz. Painted buckets;
i 10 doz vanished do; 20 nests Tubs. for sale by
oct II, 80 G LAuMAN & Bro
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Cnnrdian., Snlr Of Valuable Real Estate.

Hileary MIS- Mary
CO Persons ling for any of the above letters pleas
say ApySRRIsEp, or they may not get them.
. OLIVER COCK, Z. NJ.
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..s-8398 6ove Yeur Lie lnaaPed. - .
T69 undessignsd having been appointed Agen,
Tor the Ph0nix Life Insurance. Company Of S,
1e1assn nov nrspafsdto receive proposals from
lives ofothers. All Information gratis. =
nOmce over the store Of D. NJ. Ewing 4 CO.
Seasrson street, Burlington. w. D. EWING,
July -, lolS-H Agent
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-19

- Macknaw blankets, for coats, 90 pairs white
bed blankets, and large stock Of horse and saddle
blankets, for sale by (ocl0) GARRETT & COOPER
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James ". Woods

II OMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
l l. TE-Otice, Jeherson street, at J. S. ScHRAMN's
building. Jan II, ,5O-Iy
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Than any other in market. Persons who have taken
'Sarsaparllas" BY the gallon without relief have been
radically rsrea by using two or three bottles. ~
This is the only Compound in which Sar~apara, Wild
berry and Dandeon prepared to offer the peculiar
virtues of each. in combination with pure Extracts oil
Their healing articles in highly concentrated state LIS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-19

CHAWLS.-A splendid assortment consisting In
Apart OF super fancy drab and black Bay State
Shawis; black and made embroidered and plain
cloth, embroidered silk Thibet plaid wool and
blanket Shawls, just received and for sale by
oct :, $50 G LAUMAN BRO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAIlRoAi.,ss
We rive below some or the particulars Of we
,secent accident which occurred to the ife'eh'
train on TIE Erie RAILROAD, BY the breaking ola
bridge over an insignificant heaniet near Lacka-
wagon CAV @
uBelonging to The train were the engineer, ms
assistant. and several brakemen. There were
seventeen cars besides the engine and tender. AT
the time the train approached the bridge, It was
going al an ordinary rate, but the engine had but
fairly got off the solid track, when the engineer
heard a crack, and felt something giving way,
whe,eupon he put on all the steam possible, anu
succeeded in getting the engine, which was
very powerful one, upon the other side: but Just
as lie had clearcdthe bridge, twent down with q
crash, carrying tho tender With Il; the cars Toll
lowing, tumbIed into the abyss one alter another,
until fifteen OF them, with their contents, Were
niled M in gap. The engineer and his assis-
liant saved themselves by jumping oiion the other
side of the engine. Their brakeman whose name
was Patrick Tice, went down and was buried a.
mong the cattle and broken cars. Mr.. Glapp, q
promising young man, about nineteen Years o.
age. and nephew of Alexander Campbell, Of
Gethany, Va, also went down with them, and
was instantly killed BY The dislpcaion OF the YER
tebrn OF the neck. Randall, "a dfoper, Mr.. Dick
inson's assistant, was also precipltatsd win We
cars over the abutment Mr.. Gilchfist aid rs
assistant, Mr. Graham, were on the sixteenth
car, and discovered that something was wrong 10
time 10 save themselves by leaping off
.They escaped without any, o. bh slight ~.
jury. MIR Bryant had stepped off the eai short
lime before, while il was going al slow rate
but was unable TO get on again, and was iamen'-
ing his late at being left behind. This howevver,
probably saved his life, as he wod, III all proba..
hilty, have been with Mr.. CIapp, had he regalned
his sea,.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

pocK Isr.ANnS LASALLE RAIL ROAD.
y. va ,,orraw ,ha lanDnngo &c our worthy
81. xs.l...,<-4.c,,.tc ~.
m.nl
pro- some % tue au' ss.'ss'
to the people OF TINS geeioh - y sso'''
tho immediate prosecution OF tho Hbove
~o,k.
.eN..;.. ths extant of country 10 he benefited
-, ~. com,,ef;on Of mi. work The moment ii
= finished. II ,..es thu cash value OF every acre
ofl,nd IN hoih aides The Mississippi, from Bur-
,;rs.on - Sank 4R.n;d.. II pours tide OF travel
thro,,yh here. Til men wonder from what reser-
yoir The peonle have all broke loose, or where
they are 10 find room here and beyond u.s. There
!. room enou,h. and time will show that there
are neonie enough 10 filin This Railroad will
form an artery. that will give ife blood to giant
II will bring the fairest portion Of the United
Sates. soil. climate and every advantage and dis
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

The citizens Of Davenport end surrounding
country have certainly abundant cause for thank
fitness in their entire exemption from Cholera
aud from the effects Of the fearful storms which SO
recently have visited this region Of country. The
epidemic has ragged around them and with a
single exception our citizens have escaped. The
lightning has spent it fury uron inanimate things
and our citizens remain unframed. Exempted
from the might Of the elements, free from The
ravsges Of fearful epidemic, blessed with good
hsryests and crowned with health, our hearts
should be filled with thankfulness to the Giyer OF
al good for the continued manifestations Of His
goodness.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22
FROM TIRE PLAINS.

BY private letter, which we haycl4e.
favored with, through a Go,e.alnea. ii
press, we have received dates tr.n Il
Laramie oil Jul, 25ih, from which We nil.
the following extracts:
'The gold diggers have al diss9psIa
amongst The Black Hills, With he eos
lion q. cow aud then one, who u.shea ii
appearance, hooking as il be WAS hsl, L
rather expected 10 he too late 10 tea. Iii
Mornlons arc now pushing slob.-.a
hundred wagons have passed iodaF-
There will 10 about eight liuud,oi asi dr
Mormon wagons ,ha, will 20 out til. e!
son 10 tho valley Of Tho Salt Iate IT,
will average about !our persons 10 Tbs ss
sau.
THE supply train rr the P'rst va q
peeted III about five days, and ltc tran i
Living sion 4 kincaii, for the Sail LE|
we're also expected ID 4 few days
Col. SuMaEg, with his detachment Y
~ men, was to leave the For on lie "a
Tor the Arkansas, where he viii meel ~
remainder Of the command. From lie :
bove, We suppose the Court Martial, aisf
in session there, had got through and u
solved
The vicinity Of the Fort, on The uI.h
the 9th, was visited by n ,ialeut sdf
terrible even for that open and esp*
country. The writer thinks old NOM
shower wasn't patching this, 50 ls'ss
il lasted.
A postscript o,his letter gives US siea
accounts from the overland emisrans
says:
Zone or two men from Oregon rsassa
here two day ago, and represent thai
emigrants already begin 10 saiitr sfeaD
chiefly for the want Of provisions. ANY
number of their animals have died llis ~
Of tho South Pass, aud many d ~ s'
grants are now on FOOT The wfiiefs
on 10 express Tie mos' gloomy appreheh
as TO the condition ii nmny u them 70 y
ing the Sierra Nevada, and couclddes Y
the remark that no ''eNpecis 70 hear
accounts Of their sullerings us Will lI.''
good Christians say their prayers. 5,
the writer's means OF knowing the ceol''
of the emigrants were ample and 'e'".
we attach much importance to his Na
sions, and shall lybk forward wlth eF,
liciiude for furthcr intelligence, o. :
RepRb. l6M iast.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

RAPID sErTLEuENr--Th Dubuque Til
,bune OF the 7ih instant says, '.wo learn
tha. near one hundred families have new
" settled in the portions Of Dubuque and
Jackson counties, neighboring 10 this Office,
within the last year. H., less than tueaty-
seren families, mostly Eastern people, have
come ia within the last three weeks"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS,. The
recent census Of Massachusetts, shows M
aggregate population Of 973.7l5. The
General Assembly is composed Of forty
Senators, andtwo hundred and ninety nine
Representatives
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

BY the General Banking Law Of Pennsylvania,
all notes Of less denomination than FIVE dollars,
are prohibited circulation in that State, after the
2ist of August, 1850, under penalty Of sa5 for
each offence
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

CHOLERA IN THE MIXING Rtdio. The disease
has been particularly fatal this season in the mi
ming district. The Galena Gazette publishes the
following extract from letter dated at Mineral
Point the 18th inst: go deaths by cholera have
occurred here SO far. A number OF persons have
left town on account oft. 1t siiIl continues in
Dodgeville-5 cases ! understand yesterday
morning.''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22
ARMY MoVEMENTs--TllE PRESIDENT
IN EARNEST

The 9Th Regiment, US. Infantry, but recent
" returned from Florida, has been ordered TO re
pair Immediately 10 Fort Leayenworth, and hold
itself in readiness for distant sersiee. Equipments
for Dragons, now on the p!aius, have also been
ordered TO be pushed forward with all possible
dispatch.
The Burlington Telegraph says
s.These prellminares evidently foreshadow a
determination on the part Of The President 10 put
himself in position for any emergency growing
out Of the New Mexico matters. All right II
peaceabiy ,re e3atdni, forciby rho atotsldi.t pre-
serve the Union!'' ,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

Notwithstanding to the census o,
Jacksonville, Ill recently taken, the whole mum
Der of souls is $3.50. The whole number of
deaths IN The year, 10. The Morgan Journal
thinks, that this shows state of health which
cannot be surpassed in the world.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

TnE powder mill Of Messrs. Settler & Hammers.
near st. Clair, Schuykill co, Pa, was recently
blown up for the fifth time About 3D, mounds
OF powder exploded, which utterly destroyed the
building with the exception of a portion OF The
frame. Six persons were killed on the spot, OF
died in a lew hours after the explosion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

Enormous WEALTH. We see it stated that the
wealth of Sir RoHRRr PEEL was so great that tho
duty or tax on the probate of his win amounted
to sixteen thousand pounds, and Ten thousand on
his legaces, giving TO the revenue Of Grca, Brit
ain, one hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars for thi. wear .
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22
MISSOURI ELECTION.

Tho insult of The recent election in the Ssutc
of Nisscuri, u most gratifying. TArec at least
ii the Eve msmbers q C9ngress to BE- elected
arc wAig, also large majority of the Legisla-
tu,c Ap,ose other important things TO- b
transacted BY this body is the elec,ionof U. 5.
Senator and the dis,ric,ing 81 the State. 1t the
Wings assume as model the modern approved
mcaeof shs Locosocos in gerrymandcring State,
they may keep that respectable body OF politi-
clans in the minority for some time to come.
For thirty years-if Benton, after the rebake
given him at this election continue 70 serve his
present tcrm--will he have filled the Senatorial
office. Now there is no longer possibility o.
his recollection. The majority on joint ballot
against him will not be less than ttirty.ttr!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

cALnoENIA MAIL REcoylsGp.-By a private
letter 10 the Missouri Republican, from Fort
Laramie, we learn tina: The mail which left that
Fort about year ago, by Picord, who was Killed
in the vicinity of Ash follow, on the Platte has
been found opposite the Foh II was brought in
to the Fort IN very diapidacd condition and
has been forwarded TO the Post Office in St Louis,
in the hope that the address many OF the letters
may be deciphered. Galena Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

The office OF the TondenJiug Democrat, al
Evansville, Ind., was mobbed Monday hight last
the type pied, the press partially broke. aud some
of The material thrown in the river. Two
Democrats aud one Wing were candidates for the
Convention, and the editor oil the Democrat, in
endeavoring to advance the interests OF his friend,
published slip containing what purported TO be
a letter from the other Democratic candidate, an
nonncing his withdrawal from the contest The
bill was was circulated in the country. bat the
forgery was immediately discovered and made
known. The people, Indignant a, The editor for
being guilty of such dirty trick, took their re-
verge as above stated Lo,S youraaf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

QUESTIONS And AasM ERs.--Tha census
Marshals will soon be around. The follow
ing is the penalty for no, answering the
questions propounded:
Sec. ID Every person 20 wears old,
oe'ns mom'er or agent ofsny family, TO
answer TO the best of his knowledge, the
questions pun b, the Assist ants, under pen
any Of lorseltiug $40 to the use The Gen
era' Cover nmeni.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

TRuE.-In speaking Of the vote received by
Hampstead and Clark in Dubuque, the N. Y.
Tribune says; dubuque is the residence OF
both Clark and Hampstead, as it is Of several d
the important State officers, being Tie place
where the Loco-Foco machinery is oiled and
kept in order for The whole State"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

VIZ never have seen so many or meanef
melons brought into Davenport than we
have noticed this season. They all appear
to be crossed with the squash. II is just
as easy 10 raise melons of the excellent
species known as Spanish, nnd,o plan, them
entirely separate from other vines, Az il is
TO propagate an inferior quality.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

ELECTION FIRST misunderstanding 10 table
offeports from the different counties constituting
the st Cong essional District OF this State. con-
tanned in The last number ofthe Keokuh Register,
Henn's (Loco) majority over Wight (Whg) is
only 60. The official returns will vary the resul,
--to what extent cannot be predicted.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

cHoLEEA IN CHicAso.-On last Thursday herc
were 10 deaths in Chicago, including Mr.. ].
Murphy, proprietor of the U. States Hotel, one
OF the Oldest inhabitants, and DR.. Wentworth
The third physician who has fallen victim 10
the disease in that city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

KENTUCKY. We have returns of The election
OF two more Senators, both Democrats, aud three
Representatives, all Wings. This makes the
Senate stand, as far as heard from, 90 Wings
and IL Democrats, leaving 3 Senator's to hear
from, and the House 18 Wings and 81 Demo
Gratis, leaving q Representatives, Including the
vacancy in this city, to hear from = Lou, Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

DEATH OF KIHBY, THE ESToaoLoGisT. This
distinguished naturalist died at his residence,
Barham, Suffolk, (Eng.) on the 4ih OF July, in
the OILS, year Of his age. Rev. VIM. Kirby, al
though attending 10 his duties clergyman,
made himself by close application, the most dis
tinguished entomologist Of this or any other age
His work upon the bees Of England, in which
he described upwards Of 900 Of the wild bees OF
thar country, gave him. q high reputation. For
his sBridgcwater Treatise he il, perhaps, best
known in this country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

ri SAD CAsuALrI.-On last Thursday as Mr..
john II. Robson, Of Blue Grass, Scott county,
was descending the hill below town with heavy
load Of grain the sacks slipped and he fell 10 the
ground, both wheels Of the wagon passing over
his breast. lie lived only about thirty minutes
after the accident, leaving wife and three chill
Jren to lament his uniimely end Mr. Robson
uas one Of The best citizens and most substantial
fasmers Of this county; his sudden loss is much
yeerelte.l.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

TaE N. 7. Tribune says that "Dr Dick. the
celebrated religious author, has addressed a noIe
Of thanks to the Treasurer of the Philadelphia
Fund for his relief, acknowledging the receipt of a
handsome sum, and declining further assistance
having now sufficient 10 satisfy his moderate
desiiesn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

Our corporate authorities should charter the
services OF the elephant Hannbal-or some 9th
er elephant-for few days, TO Craze down the
sy,npsen weeds which limo lower Perry street
and diiluae their sickening clIluvium over the
neighboThood.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

DEATH OF NEANnER The Berlin cor
respondent of the Boston Traveller, under
date ofJnly 22d, announces the death Of the
celebrated and mDeh esteemed Dr. Neander,
the church, historian. His age was about,
II
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22

The TERRITORY or UrAH.--The bill which has
passed the Senate providin. territorial govern
men, for Utah, fixes the boundary ofthat territory
az follows On the west by The Safe OF Cal,ior-
mia, on The north by the territory Of Oregon, on
the cast by summit OF the Rocky Mountains, and
on the south by the 37lh parallel ofnonh latitude