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9. VESEY, IRIS REPORTS, edited by Charles
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Metropolitan Portrait Club.
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TJNHE Directors beg TO announce that there will
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horses entered for the forthcoming
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Second Glass, f2, 500; Third Glass, E500
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For The Gasetle
THE RESCUE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
A DREAM.

by IL. A. DE FRANCE.
Amidth eternal wiptry waste,
lsaw weather-beaten Grew;
And one, the chief or them, slow paced
With weary git there to and fro.
And thus he spake, ssfor long years Eve,
"We've battled 'gainst no human foe,
"And yet we and ourselves alive,
"Within this Arctic realm Of snow.
"shall We again sec Albion's land2
Shall we, brave men, e'er rescued be?
Or must we, on this ice bound strand
Drsg out our days in misery9
"But no!-a something to me speaks,
"That others are in quest to save,
sand ere not many days or weeks
Swell leave, what seems, living grave
"Yet bark! hear q cannon's roar!
"Isee q sail, far down the sky,
"And it is making for this shore,
"We're saved, we're saved" Then rose cry
And wspt they there, those hardy men,
Aye wept they more, when learned they who
Had ventuIed TO their icy den:
That 1t was e'en Yankee crew.
And in my dream-I saw that band
Embarked the stars and stripes beneath;
And when they reached their native land
The victors earned the laurel wreath.
Davenport, May q, 1850.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

Z subscriber having the exclusive Agency
bs,hc sale Of Nc cCormick's Improved Pat
rginian Renperr, in the following named
les,o wit: Scott, hiusca,inc, L.ouisa, Wash
}, Johnson and Cedar; would respectfully
the Wheat Growers thereof, that now 10
ne to send on their orders. An overwheim-
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"; therefore al who are dcsirous OF obtain
Aeof tho above named Reapers should at
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or the accommodation OF shpse whom the
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DENOMINATIONS IN lowA.-Thers are in
Iowa FIVE or six Episcopal Churches. four
ministers, and about seventeen thousand
church members. The Babtists have forty
one churches and twenty ministers. The
old school Presbyterians have ten minis
ters, and about seventeen hundred mempers.
The new school Presbyterians, have nine
ministers aud thrco hundred and thirty mem
bers. The Congregationalists have up
wards Of forty churches, and between thirty
and forty m;nisters.--Chicago Journal.
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Charcoal IN ClsTERNs.-A writer 10
the Horticultural says. that six quarts Of
charcoal, finely pulverized, and put into
cistern Of the capacity Of fifteen hogsheads,
will make the water perfectly sweet Al any
time. Welt worth the trial.
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|Hh.Weslern Insurance Company Of
OsWcso, n. Y.

EoRPoRATED by the Legisla'
NE ot,he State OF New Yorkin 1884, will
E@I lall paid in] Of Si5O,O00.
GEORGE FISHER, HcHient.
fL ilAwLEY, Secretary.
y y SARGENT, AGENTS, Dcrenport, lo"n.
\ I'D, 1850. 47-1i
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Dig. JOHN II. IIENION,
SURGEON DENTIST,

AVlNG permanently located at Rock
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Hzens OF Davenpoft and may be found nj
pore Of A. c. Hon on Monday Of each
Orders left WILDE promptly attended ss
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\ 24th, 1850. 2O-ly