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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-12
DAVENPORT PLOW FAC
TORY.

TIME subscribers have removed 10 the Corner
L Of Rock Island and Third Streets, where
they constantly have on hand all kinds OF
wrought and Cast Standard Steel PLOWS, war
ranted TO scour in any ground. Thevlhave also
all the different sizes Of Breaking Flows, and
double and single Shovel PIows
Old Plows repaired to order, and new .Wagol .
ironsd. >
We Halter ourselves that from long experience
in the business we will be able TO suit the farmer
and from the extensive arrangements We have
made for their Manufacture, we will be enabled
to supply the demand.
Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. BECHTEL Il WILSON.
Davenport, Iowa, March 18Th, 1851 -27-3m
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CABINET FURNITURE,

MANUFACTURERS for sale
b. the undersigned in the Shop
~ y ~ No. s, opposite the new Post Of
Zee building, formerly occupied b. John Pope.
An assortment now on hand, and new iot OF
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture. is
tE5.COFEINS made TO order at any time and
4 Hearse will be furnished TO those who may de-
sire it. 4 ss
Come and see and bring your money along.
9 s4asS fS 3. WIN. BuRR1S.
Davenport, April s5th, 1850. 33.fy.
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TOOLS.

TOOLS.
Tenant Saws, Compass Saws,
Ii Meat Saws, w God Saws and others. Also
Framing, Former and Mortice Chisels, hollow
sugers for Wagon Makers and long snd short
screw Augers and Anger bits, Carpenters pin
GERS, besels, spirit plum levels. Also-Screw
plates, Ok and log Chains: Together with gen.
eral assortment OF Tools and Builders Hardware,
Cheap for Cash
Al HILDRETHS' Hardware Store.
Davenport, March goth, 1851.
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LosT AND Fousp.--I find there are hall
dozen pariridges in the letter, said pe
tleman 20 : servant, who replied, "Sir,
am glad vnu have found them In the letter,
for they all fer on IF Tie basket"
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James, now ! will bear your lesson.
said sehoolmaster to little urcbin ",
vas not in The habit Of studying much
'Guesth not, ihir; papa ihays little boy,h,
should be stheen and no, heard.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-12
SCOTT NURSERY.
NEAR DAVENPORT.

THIS Nursery has been established over ten years,
and has attained high reputation for accuracy OF
the varieties cultivated and for the health yigor and
adaptation Of our trees TO northern latitude. The
Nursery now contains stock OF 10000 Trees thirty
thousand of which are Of size and age suitable for
setting the coming spring.
The stock comprises over two hundred varieties OF
the choicest kinds of Apples, Pears, Plms, Peache
Cherries, Grapes Gooseherres, Curran etc. Also
very extensive assortment Of Shrnbbery, Flowers,
Plants, Dahlias, PeoDies, Tulips, etc., at unusually
low prices.
Orders promptly attended to, and plants carefully
packed and forwarded as directed. Orders respect
fully solicited. II. s. FINLEY.
February 18th, 1851. 23tf
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ROXCofie Mttis, Aoiasses gates, shoe punch
II rs, Shoe peg Cutters, or Floats, tiunlocks.
horse shoe Naiis, together with a variety of srt-
Giles in his line recently received from St, Louis
and New York, for sale Cheap for Cash at
HILDREFliS' Hard,rare Store.
Under the>Le Claire House. !.
Dec 10Th. 1850 EH ~
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fFsens &c Salem Rsist<r'l
hsfuIrsD clLIRgsIIiAS SeSe.

fFsem tke Salem Rgist<r'
Sfosusb CiLITesEIiAs Seso.
~Asan--0s, scsAssAs!
kcvs been Il calitossy,
v;ih ~ wash bowl % ny Knee;
,vs .sJs liz tsllsst elephant
6rhst ever mortal see-
- nsssures, bs0 one up 70 TIP,
Aeel . million test,
~ from The cher Up 70 tip
81 Se eritser cant b beat.
us- -Oh, California.
Yo.,V ~ the land for me;
rye bsen and lef the wash-eowl
] had dpon my knee.
80 ais The 'Liza's cargo,
4 vi then b wanted more.
Sete ! man Tor dinner,
! 1e day Ne vent ashore;
hid 10 eat another,
q he fellows coat tails few,
2nl ~ aevsr stopped TO Tell the folks
onorier what he knew.
IN. California. &c.
I'm ielks IA Caliiorny,
[1ey djok Z dreadful sight;
EYos - ! teller very loose,
IA then you see one light.
~ looee one shoots q tight one,
- iher write The folks,
: ~ I rrixsly bear devoured him!
8 - i(ss yery bcar-faced hoax.
4 n. Calilosnia. &c.
Ihese's plenty O. people raises Ned,
A. lotSs q music goin';
1essss forty thousand fiddle men,
~ ioetin' and BLOWN.
II lesfes drink and gamble,
~ ihersre eomehov disappointed
1n,e III their bones 10 ore,
O.. California! sc.
1SeeasA right smart chance Of hills,
y fall q they eon6 bold
l. pecks ami pecks Of silver,
IA quartz and quarts Of gold.
31led my wash-bowl with EN-,
II tock the howl and shot me,
lecsuse ibe claim vas hss.n.
OF. CaIifornia, &c.
Pc ssf1ped them mountains clear, N,
boys,
Al drained them rivers dry,
III pockets full enough Of rocks.
4he gold dust's SIN my Eye
M teller N only blow,
f,TSs ! p;,,du business. BLOWN, is.
as whales ana blark.fsh know.
Oh. California. &c
! can't begin to count my gold,
But . feller did thai knows;
Il took = heap Of fggers,
And ! think they all was O's.
M then il seems 10 ,nIler
That. when ! fieeer's circular
~ 40 eternal boiler,
OF. California. sc.
| jumped from off the Liza ship
And travelled up the river,
i caught The sgue and the shakes,
49, - nssn wen ,o1sa,seD
-. q ns. -. "o.s ou' W aesa'
! S;i s"sI ~. =. 8. a an su ... -,
a. = a a:s,.. ~ -. a.u w" so'''
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4 WILD MAN OF THE WOODS.

The Memphis EnQsircr gives "a accoan
Il wild man recently discovered ia Ar
kansas. It appears that during March last
Mr.. Hamilton, Of Greene county, Ark,
while out hunting With IN acqnainlancc,
observed drove Of cattle in state Of Up
parent alarm, evidently pursued by some
dssaded enemy. Hating for the purpose,
thew soon discovered - the snimaIs fed by
them, they we're followed BY IN animal bear
ing the uumistakeable likeness OF humanity.
He was Of giantic stature, the body being
covered with hair, and the bead With long
locks that fairly enveloped his neck aud
shoulders. The "wild man." alter looking
At them deliberately for short time, turn
ed aud run away with great speed. leaping
from twelve to fourteen fee, :. time
His footprints measured thirteen inches
each.
This singular creature. the Eaqsircr
says, has long been known tradilionally in
ST. Francis, Greene, aud Poinseil counties,
Arkansas. Sportsmen aud hunters have
described him seventeen years since. A
planter indeed, saw him very recently, but
withheld his Indignation, lest he should not
be credited, until the account Of Mr.. Hamil-
ton aud his friend placed the existence ef
the animal beyond cavi.
A great deal Of intcres, Is felt in the
matter by the Inhabitants Of that region,
and various conjectures have been venture
ed in regard to him. The most general.
entertained idea appears To be that he wa.
survivor of.h earthquake disaster which
desolated that region ia 1911. Thrown
helpless upon the wilderness by that disss.
ter, il is probable that be grew up in his
savage slate. until he nov bears only the
outward resemblance Of humanity.
So well authenticated have now become
the accounts Of this creature, that an expe
di,ion is organizing in Memphis, by Col
David G. Gross and DR.. Sullivan, to scou
Tor him.
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CERTIFICATE OF A DRUGGIST.
] "a 10 IN


To DR.. II. B. Myer,-Dear Sir: The success
Of your preparation Of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry
and Dandelion, in our neighoorhood, Is astonish-
ing. have never met With an article that has
made 50 decided and permanent an impression.
i Is absolutely impossible 10 recommend II in Too
strong terms. ltinlfils every promise, and il, BY
al odds, the very best article have had in my
store. Our first citizens take il, aud in dozens Of
cases il has performed most remarkable cnres,
and in many cases Of It's, one in my own family
Il has produced the best effects In gravel oil
years standing, in fevers, disorders Of the kidneys,
affections Of the lungs, &c, can recommend
from my own .bser, alton Win safety, and rec.
ommend no other. Our sales are as rapid rs You
can wish. am now entirely out, with calls con-
stantly for more. Our best physicians have rec.
commended il, and from every appearance, il bids
fair to supplant every article in the market 7
can dispose Of almost any amount Please for
ward me three or four gross as quick az possible
on receipt OF this, and oblige,
Your obedient servant,
+. II. BOYER, Druggist
MAY 8'h. 1891. 31-6m
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Deeds and Mortgages
DRINTED according to the latest form and
i on substantial piper selected for the pur-
pose, fer sale al this Office.
Gazette Office, Nov. 7th, 1850.
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A.C. BILLION,
Watch and Clock Maktr and Ensfavtr:

Brady st., door beloW DR.. Withernar's Q0sce.
IS now prepared at his Variety Store, TO exc
cute all kinds of work in the Clock, Watch, Jew.
clry and Engraving business CIocksand Watch5
es carefully Cleansed and Repaired. wv
Work sent from distance attended TO with
care and promptness. may 30.
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w. ID. SMITH.

w. -. SMITH,.
LAS just returned from ST. Louis, and OPEN
L L ed his 0td Stand large stock OF Jewel
~, Fancy Goods and Toys, Silver Watches,
Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens, Gold Finger
and Ear Rings, Gold Clasps, Silver Thimbles,
Pocket and Penknves, Scissors, Belts and .
large assortn,eHt Of TOYS
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and
warranted.
Old Gold and Silver taken for goods or work
Davenport. Nov. l4th. 1850
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q
A GOOD SroRY-The Paris correspond
ent Of the Mo. Republicam relates the fol
lowing incident
"A friend Of mine has young son o'
about ten years of age, who, the day of the
adventure in question, received yer.
beautiful gold watch, chain aud seals, from
MS grandfather, as birthday present.--
The boy was 30 proud of il, that he prone.
naded tho streets all day, with the chain
and seals displayed conspicuously on his
white viset,e. Al dinner his father said to
him:
al advise you not TO mske such parade
If your new acquisition; pickpockets are
very skilIful, and predict that one Of these
4ays they will steal your watch, seals aud
IT.
al defy all the pickpockeis in the world,
replied the boy, TO take the watch with
%, my knowing it, Ii the evening the
father aud son went 10 the opera. B..
tween The acts the father said, swhat time
is 1.-THE boy put his hand TO his vest
,nd found that bis dearly beloved time.
piece was gone. We'll, what dill tell
voug said his father. do you yet think
it prudent in you, to display your present
as you did! But will take pity on your
jistress--the lesson have given you is o
good one and viii, hope, correct you
1t was who took your watch as we en,er-
ed the theatre; will now give il hack to
you.' Mr.. de s. put bis hand in bis
pocket where he had put the watch, but it
was no longer there. This time il had
been stolen ia earnest. Mr.. de S.
was 90 vexed that he promised Charles
another watch, If he would say nothing
about the affair, but after be went home
and reflected upon il, the story seemed 10
him 30 good that be told it himself.
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SLIGO IRON.
FLOUR.

EXTRA Winter Wheat and Sup. Fine Flour
IL from Moline Mills for sale al
Oct II. g L DAVENPORT,S.
EARiNA, Corn Starch, Chocolate No. and
i sweet, Cocoa, Sage, Pearl Barley, Tspioca,
&c. for sale by A, SANDERS.
May !, 1851
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WHAT HoD-MAx CAN po.-Afany peo-
pie turn up their noses at what they call
dirty work, a. though all honest labor was
not cleaner than many kid-glove ways Of
swindlng ones way through the world
Rather than owe our living to the latter,
we would infinitely prefer to shake carpets
or sweep chimneys at fifty cents per day.
A day or two since We learned an insiruc-
tive BIT Of history touching deer Of sAdirt,
work"-a holman. No matter where he
was born; he was none the worse for be-
ing Turkman or an lrishman. He came
TO this city about Ten years ago, Young,
healthy and honest. lie could get no en-
ploy men, but hod-carry ing, and he carried
so well as to earn at once his dollar dav
lie procured cheap, bn, good board and
lodgings; spent none Of his earnings in
groggeries or low places; attended church
on the Sabbath; educated himself on even
ings; laid up money; and At the end OF
five years bought lot in the city, aud
built pretty cottage. 10 one year more,
he found good wife, and used the cottage
ne had before rented out. For these six
wears he had steadily carried the bod. He
was noted worker, an acknowledged
scholar, and noble pattern Of a man
On the opening Of the eighth year, his tai
enis and integrity we're called to a more
profitable account. He embarked os part
ner 10 a professional business already well
established. This day he is worth nj least
500, 900, has lovely wife and two bean
,iful children, a home that is the centre Of
= brilliant social .nd intellectual circle !:
and be 10 one Of the happiest and most hon.
ared of men as far as he is knowu.-Neu
Yorker.
LOOK UP.-What business has man 10
90 about with bis head bowed down like d
bulrush, ss if he were looking Tor pins in
the dirt, or picking up rusty nails in the
streets, like an old mil'iousre 10 one Of our
neighborng cities! God made MN TO
stand erect, according to The true import Of
anthropos. the Greek word for man. 10
this he is distinguished from the other
grades and species Of animal creation -
They may look down but man should look
up. Let him write excelsior far above him
--on that keep his eye fixed and continue
his movement Till he attains his mark. j.
IS said, that however high man may as
cend from the eartb; there is no danger
hat bis "head will SWIM" and cause hin
TO lose his balance, If he keeps looking up
But as sure as he looks downwsrds, he los
es all command Of himself, and is sure 4
fall. So il is in the pursuit Of life. Shak.
OFT, then. your dumps, throw away your
blues. and leave the dirt under your fee, /.
take care Of itself Your business is IN
wards. There 10 light above however da RI
Il may be beneath you. Hold up your head .
there If a bow in the clouds and the storm,
will soon be over. A clear sun will vet
shine. Then rub open your eyes and looI
I'D.
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MI ILL Saws Of Rowlands' and other good
III make--6a and feet--extra thick plates.
Also, Circular saws, from 10 to 40 inch Cross
Cut saws-American and imported. Just re
ceved nj w. III. HILDRETH'S.
Dec. IL.
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Latest Arriuat Of the Season
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGn

HINHE subscriber mas just rece ived from New l0rk
q large and well selected sssortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas and Carpet Bags, TO.
gether with Cloths, Cassimeres, Sstinetts, rrin,-
nings, &c. Sc, which have been carefully se-
lected for this Market and purchased on terms
that will enable them TO be sold little lower
than ever before offered in this market.
Ifyou want any Ovsreoats, Dress Coats, Pants,
Vests, or any thing else in this line, be sure to
call opposite the Ferry Landing, the well
known stand Of G. MUNGER.
Davenport, Dec. Goth, 1850. I6-3m
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WHITE Zephyr Worsted, Also ciorided worst
w ed for Lamp Mats, &c, received BY Ex-
press and for sale by II. A. PORTER.
Rock Island, Feb 22d, 1851.
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Dnn BBIS. Dried Apples and Peaches for
XIV sale by B. SANFORD.
April 10th, 1861.
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wv aNTED.-Lard, Hams, Shoulders an,
w Sides, payable in Cash or goods by
May 10th. G. l.. DAVENPORT.
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HIELODEONs. MELODEONS..

Davenport, March 9th, 1851. 28-tl
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Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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the phil spiy ds Of oil eformer should adopt II
brought gu proposed for adop homs 70 heads
her jealousy Of power and from
and through their reponses spread boad CO" over NO cs Of
than mpues ant ty ~hat
dviduR III for h-hefe beng tos more minds
iGryto think than hotties too indolsnt 10 work
He sstsh.d that general measures QUO ea not"h
prs and o c. against
them ih reforms necessary ocarry out the Ne
voutok Of "a substitution Of e ballot and es'i
Ocgl hsvOutfu OF he tines That s
uen sou TIE frs Of the greh ira M o Progress
that which would tbs oo ner
-hh t wr-st rom The OF Egaad Bot such
Washington Jefferson. Franklin aod others and ct
the they realized the future ana Non1 3a1r
sought h. ald atoms. out he
aus;on and wsh Of he PIE tb-n ob'd@
pm ce had wastei their resources aud ran
into then eTsurg and mater.
genera import bad lad O. provne Tor ore
cent eIsenss but thtt revived legislation snd
rcppf opinion the ballot taxing the place u the s~ofd But
U,rsevasn Nth covady instincts s1d ahumzniy you'd
rather pfecpe fr the conqu@'t oi
OF the bounds OF White
auo black thar p1t ess-ntsl lay n1 hs
protc, hssr sgts Against and reform he abuses
Monopoly continues among tecause OF s org nal
OF origin sprg did from, and having the
esa mousfcby principle Of Which iandori'5.
produced perpetual or trans sn
But Lend LNqftOr ust a. ssssna 20 the
ence democracy and The psrreuauon Of and OF human
h,s atmosphere and the consist intepen
moving esch other lohe sussnms Il OF
nal lie value land be- whether real assumed
Of principle Gnd nfereIf Of such vaus
upon Of eact generation ertrg dtagug 70
despair and unless eut assumes
Of ano the soil for the common benefit
tbluh underh all tame and all nsiu
that shall Of land any may acquire tas
TO his specific pursuit city or county ani
ultimately destroy land monopoly. toto cglO W
Nr. Evans Report vas uen adoptsd
WHLiAH J. YouSs, Reporter lndastrl4 ConSrs's-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Awards. DO.

~
Special Correspondence OF Phiisdelpba North American
WARRINGTON Monday, April Fl
As soon as the Secretary OF State returns TO
Washington, the Nicaragua question will be in
mediately taken up by the Cabinet England
has committed violations of the Convention so re-
Gently agreed upon aud solemnly ratified by her :;
and the British A AMBASSADOR succeeded in getting
Sauiers treaty with Nicaragua with the mOdi
fications proposed by Gen. Taylor's Administra.
ton, laid on the table in the Senate
This lost ground must be recovered, and that
modified treaty must be confirmed, or all tn
rights and interests OF the United States in Cen
trail America will be sacrificed TO Britain. There
has been too much neglect or concession already
Chstfed should have been sent home when Mr.
Squier was recalled.
Ii is stated that Mr.. Walsh, Late Secretary OF
Legation at Mexico, who was sent to Haytl to
unite with the British and French agents In con-
centratng the government of the Island In Sou
lououe, has been snubbed by his sable highness.
Strange that there should have been any hesta-
ton in recognizing the government OF Liberia,
and yet so much willingness TO follow foreign ex'
amples in San Domingo. General Caylors policy
was 20 encourage the DOminicians against the
Haytien s-whites against blacks, republicans
against imperialists-and make SOulouque pay
indemnity for confiscsted American property.
II is announced here coRGdentially that Mr..
Foote, of the Buffalo Advertiser, late U. B. Charge
10 Bogota will soon take a seat ut the editorial
desk Of The Republic, arrangements to that end
being now in progress.
The awards OF the Mexican Commissioners
have caused much classification; and Con-
eressional inquiry is threatened by the disaP-
pointed claimants. Some queer awards were
made, and some queerer reflections.
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Notice to Applicants for Pensions.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTssIoE
PESsION OFFICE, Apri Is. 1851.

a., I
PESsIOS OFFICE, April 49, 1851 !
The following Rules and Regulations. approved
by the Secretary Of he Interior will bs observed the
uemebt oi Pension Claims against the Government:
An aeht or attorney ASKING examine fled
sou cam on Tor ibe reconciliation Of cam hsrsofors alt
Gated nust produce OF attorney giving him necessary
authority % act agent Of the clam whch Of
must bsoTs JuCe Of the Psas other
qust.d 20 aE. administer oAtas, and he
cerse uno'r Recognised oca seal The party
cutting sun power must have tai oath that
Interested IS one OF the eamaEts AID certificate 10 that elect
n accompany the power
g. On the Presentation Of such authority, ths Commissioner
his dscetou IA nsh sbstrsct Of the sppssrng
papsrs hsd, Inspection Of such
the OF
rule appear that the original party performing the alleged
his the applicant for the reconsideration Of claim
hefet M sdudcaed such claim examined matter OF
nsht but there sh. not be than two r'sKamaOn without
the production Of further material evidence
In other than those OF the performing
hs WIDOW prescribed ths ihd rule merit preceding
Which has been finally hdudsied shall
less the production Of satisfactory Of that the dcaoa
erroneous accompanied BY AFFIDAVIT of hs party appAg
therefor showing that suck proof has bsen discovered sacs tbs sd
Iu1cator made.
Appeals ahen tbs decisions OF the Com
OF Pensions With months from tbs time the decision nads,
and CONN un Gated 70 the party or bis agent.
No application hearing will be entsrta ned after the
Of from the final adjudication 81 claim and notice
applicant As that the party will be LETT
10 eek redress BY appeal 70 Copge,s.
J. L HEATH Commissioner Of Pensions.
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TIE GARpANKE CRExAssE-The present con.


tuctor MsTs Surg Goblet actively engaged their works
this formidable and have already made such
afford hope thst they vii effect their at
early period They driving spes Saturday ard
II ococi ysted had securely planted 5 the lower line othe
Iesk Tie spes are Of wharf timber sb ut IL inches square snd
pcsdin three eeep and ten feet apart Mr. Surg expected
iecay plant before night which wOud
the Of loo ntsry third
~ ctua width THIS rton he intends 20 close at
bJ to-day By Of food gates nclng ouWard that when
they hut down tbs OF the water from the will Of
' them her desired position Ne VIII thea proceed
ks with second DIVISION ard probably finally Close thece
with third The far 80 be OF sufficient
strength bear tie expected pressure and elect their ntsndsd
Tscsvss supposed 70 be about 10 feet deep 10 It's center,
So arg gradually either side Tbs works mvte short Dis
Is feet of the OF t3s ghCh
the the midst OF the rapids behind IT, The
Iuses through uous for the dis thes hua
oed feet where gradually spreads over the acsnt country la
has the foundation OF the columns
which supported the spacious gallery Of Mr. Gardsnnss stately msn
lenty broken
ihT root ol M e9eng shoea tP. 49,
the contrary III should fail 10 their attspptto Gloss
become ruin The water from the food
vn four OF the Leyee Al Gsina aat
tie buildings that cheerful looking village
BY A. ~ O'Clock yesterday tie ever had su three
inches from its highest point \. o. Bulletin lfe