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The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

LAND SLIDE-Loss OF LIrz.-A cor
respondent ofthe Transcript writing from
Poverty Bar, under date of Dec. 10th,
says:
I'VE had a very unfortunate acci-
dent yesterday, resulting in the death
of Mr.. Bird, from Michigan. The cir
cumstances appear to be, that Messrs.
H. II. Knuppe. McWillams, A. G. Tuck
er, and Joseph Bird, of Ann Arbor, Mich
igan, were working on claim in which
Mr.. b. was interested, when q slide in
the bank in a moment covered the place
where they were at work some FIVE or
six feet deep; those nearest the out
side of the pit got out of the way. Mr..
Tucker was caught up to his hips in the
gravel, and MIR. Bird, who was still be-
hind him, was struck by the mass and
thrown on his side in the bottom of the
hole. As many as could work to advan-
tage Immediately took hold, and in
about an hour released Mr.. Tucker, and
uncovered the body of Bird, 50 that his
head and arms were exposed, when he
was examined by physician, and it
was found that no hopes could be enter
tanned of his resuscitation. Mr.. Bird
leaves wife and child to mourn his loss.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

ADAMS & Co. will c}bse their ship.
ment for the next steamer at Q O'Clock
Sunday evening, the 2Sth, and will re-
celve Gold Dust. PARCELS, etc. and draw
drafts on their houses in different parts
of the United States and London, at
their Office in this city up to that time.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

The Alta has commenced the publ
cation of an evening edition for the
country-a most acceptable accommo-
dation to those for whom it is designed,
and worthy of thanks. This paper is
conducted with much spirit and enter
prise, and its business department gives
evidence that it is appreciated at home
as it should be. This new movement
is decided obligation to its country
cotemporaries and subscribers, and indi.
Gates good degree of responsiveness in
the publishers.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

CoLoMA AND VIcINirY.-We clip the
following from the Ell Dorado News ol
Saturday:
"Mr Conrad, President of the Cayote
Tunneling Company, showed us last
evening, fifty nine dollars of beautiful
gold dust, which was washed cut of one
load of dirt.
A person writing US from George town,
says that the miners in that section are
doing well, although water is scarce.
He also informs rs that the county di.
vision question is now looked upon as
among the things that were.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

na~ The Express tells of hook and
ladder company at Rich Bar to remove
snow from the tops of some houses which
its weight had crushed
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

end OF mental cultivation, but be a rea-
dy and efect tive means of obtaining the
opinion Of the community on public
matters, and embody that opinion in
tangible and proper form for presenta-
tioa where such opinion will operate.
There are questions of great interest to
society, which tho people of California
should look to, and unequivocally ex-
press their opinion upon. Congress de-
lays its action on some such to gather
the public sentiment of California, and
unable to obtain it in a reliable form,
it may institute laws which will ope-
rate to our serious injury. A Lyceum
of the description we have named could
invite discussion Of some great question,
let every one be heard upon it, ard
then, on q stated evening let the ballot
decide upon it. If the question should
be in reference TO the action Of Con-
gross, the decisions, when forwarded as
the wish of the capital of the most i'm
pOrtant mining county of the State,
would have due effect. If it were in
reference to any point of local interest,
and there are many, such decision
should be law. A perpetual conven-
tion could be organized, and the many
and interesting questions to be discuss
ed, and the judicial force of the decis-
ions, would excite general attention to
such a Lyceum, and insure its perma-
nencY.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

STATE CoNvIcTs. "A number of the
members Of the Marysville chain-gang
were provided with deck passage on
board the Senator yesterday, through
the libsrality of The People of the
State Of California. Linton.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

WHAT OUR CRY NEEDs-During the
long evenings of this winter our miners
and citizens should have some associa-
ton for the purpose of discussing and
deciding upon questions of general in.
terest in the usages of various kinds Of
business in this region, in reference to
acts Of Congress and the Legislature,
and to memorabilia Congress on such
subjects as may be necessary. Such an
association, or Lyceum, to which no
other qualification for membership than
a residence among us should be reoui
red, would not only subserxe the great
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

BeE" 1t is estimated that by the time
Kossuth arrives in the United States,
$4,000 babies will have been named
after him.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-27

Persons wishing to send the Steamer
edition of the Journsl to the States
can send by Adams & Co., as late as
Sunday evening.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25
Baltimore Correspondence.

DALTtokE, NOV. ~,
The CArstdnd Trials Rescued from IsIrav
-Rinderho,k CabLsg,s Sc.
Much interest IL manifested here to the result of
he ChIissns treason riots which commence at Phila
telphia to-day Attorney General Brent assigned the
post Of senior counsel by Mr. Webster Ia sound sn.r
setic. and able lawyer. The hon John Nelson, the
counsel fer the friends and relatives Of Mr. Gorsuch Is
perfect sedge hammer ct law speaking but little and
that with powerful and stupnp. effect
The number Of vessels in the port Of Baltimore on Sc
urisy exclusive OF bay craft, was ships le bars %
briggs and 81 sehooners, being 90 In all.
The aggregate value Of the exports from Baltimore for
The week ending Thursday last sT The prin.
eipal article exported four Of which 3ols barrels
were shipped
An old gentleman from the West Indies whilst riding
ID BaitsiiLts street In omnibus Saturday even
ing relieved Of package OF double eagles, to the
zmount Of $500.
young girl, orphan, from Columbia county, Pa,
found, on saturday at one Of our most degraded
of prostitution where she had been left by the
man who had vctimired her. Che Was taken away by
lie Mayor and sent back to her friends, to her great
Joy and thAnkfuness
A vessel loaded with Undertook osbtsges from
Albany New York has arrived here and Is considered
quite novel importation but from the fact that there
has been pretty general failure Of the cabbage crop in
this vicinity II is a most acceptable one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25

issh.Ar sshy Bslaaos nstthiss Boston, Cid brig As
brig Ghsll:nss Long .. esSrses Me- CIS s..s
Sid brig AugustA- Stone. NYork
WILhIH0r0H Hev %..Arf sshrs Mary Powell, Powell.
Nrorbi IEone Stroot, RIVER 4lst Smith, Dtutss.
York ca igsh Johsnnss DStsh g.i ksipeE An,ertsn;
EYorh; Mss Aiare, Prssssr do d. brig Homer Brown
WARRINGTON, NC, Nov lI-Arr sshr Melville Cousins
NsdIes CID i3h, sehr Star Bond do prev 20 lSth brig
kdw r i'll Crsb,rse, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25

eehR DssesAh. Robins, Washington. NC. t0 naval
stores. - 1atemAn Ruddsrow,
gch Daveaport. ThoxouEhGeod Bdsceon.
schr - 4ratnasd, Caste Alexandria. 3 daya
renr Nathan Durfeee, Wells, Aleysndrta, eundSe
sehr Aan D. Osborn, Alszandria. days
schr wm Capea, Van Name. Virginia, days
schr Senator. Myers, 0sornstown, DC, days
eohr 6oyvnO raxksr, 0sorlssovn:
schr Genego. Dearborn Riohmead, days.
s sssr T yr.nss Csis. s.asussrs Says
eohr yames Brsvooyt, Williams, Berlin. Nd.
eohr VIM Goodwin. eipple Milford. Del
Bebr Henry b Friddemsn, Jomp Milford Del.
eohr Susan Mary. Sherman. KinssNon 70 r Newport.
6chY Bolivar, LADgdon Kingston for Boston.
sehr Assaoris, Worthy ksssous for Boston.
Below
Three ships names unkn swn.
Sailed.
Steamship Georgia. Porter. Chasres ships Europe Perry
Ban Franesco Crescent Forbes o Margaret Evans Pratt
London Mount Vernon Gbbon New Orleans yesssrc Cobb
do; WestphAliA (Brem). Vessels, Richmond.
Asp yesterday sehr Active while beating around the
Battery the North River In contact With soop kx
which anchor The schr was The act OF tAcking and
BY striking end Of the soop boom her fore b stay
and parted Just above the
deck carrying sail rigging &c. the side The sioop
sustained material damage.
Noy2Ewind 1t sunrise wsw; at meridian NV ct sun
aak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25
Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Arived-Barks Chester and Gem, PhladephiI brig Pau:
Ina, DO; schrs Messenger fredericksburg Eastern Light
Dyer. Lewis, Tar ger Va Guest Philadepha;
Bay State, and Lawrence NYork.
Also barks Ida Baltimore; SelAh Phiadelpha brig
Gem. do; sehrs PAles and Thos Hx, NYork.
Below-One bark and ten brigs.
Cleared-Barks EAwin, WInotes and C0Hope; Kim
hail. New Orleans brgs Helen Jans. rru1lo Jane Howes
Port Plate Delhi AID Parthenon Matanzas Houlton.
wilmingson NC; Niokerson, Baltimore; sohr American
Belle, NYork
HOLINESS Hole. Nov e.
Arrved-A brig from fIAdepha Boston, with loss Of
boat deck load Of COAL brig Flora do do esky sohr
Hale, for NYofk tays.
Also srr stesmer Ontario NYork for short
Of coal, will proceed to Edgartown 70 procure it,
Brig Maria ate Capt Anderson, who died 1th inst Of
vI st Domingo City. with loss Of sails short Of pfovi
sons. and lost seaman.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov Il.
Arrived-shp Peter Hoa, and brig Capt Town Boston:
NEwsuRYPoRr. Nov Is.
Scholarship Ines (newl Savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25
AGENCY.

w BURLINGTON @. sNErHEN CONTINUES To
practise law In the Supreme Coart-to attend 70
before Cengreso prosecute claims and settle Acoounts
against the Departments and Boards Of Con
patents ut home and abroadto obtain pensions saa
tances in part Of ths United s.ats and in toreis.
make In vestmen Of funds In losas and sook
and bond and mortssgeAna negotiate the
and sale Of oan lands aad patent rights state Of the
onion. Particular attention paid California land
cases esminE up 70 the United supren. csgr
then, No Carroll Place Capitol Hu Warrington D. o..
-l meet With prompt attain ton
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IsT ELLIaEN e.
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New York, November 10, 1881.

.Ss ssTs......"..... 81 mss wxria....w. 10 Of
Cleared.
Steamship Georgia Porter. ChAsrss, Roberts.
shp Ph,i,aslphI. Toulss. Liysrpgol DuehsH DimOa.
sH Isii. aey ys;sn 5uI snS:. sssna
BARK Lyra, Barton. Havans. Taylor q Co.
BARK Linden. Rowe. Philadelphia ssursss csnrmsns
Brig ThorvLd tDsBh Kpson. Busuos Ayres, runeh n
Bris Harriet, Kelly. Madeira, sssmi,h sens.
B,is AIc,sss sr Lss.ssI. NE, sa.t
Bra bile. !Brl s..Phssns ss.s.sJ wsi,n'Z e.;
sss sI 2.ry. tsr,, ryrrel, I.lii.I. a o DOsl,ss;
sehr Col sst'srly, flvOod Charleston. MI kocrssJS
sshr "a Coz Hubbard 9, xmt. ss Cos. Anderson Co.
sohr Taylor. Lawrence, Hsvbsrn. NC Blackwell.
sehr psRossstt, Brewster, Wilmington. NC. DOnsr q
sehr James Samuel waller, Richmond, q n Psr.oa.
sohr q Adams, Foster, Boston, Foster NickersOn.
sloop ylrlsns, Wells. Nswpor.
s sISsP 1 A.. E Hf r ss. f E.tss
Arrived.
s.s.m,hIp A,ssns .rfl9y s.ysns Nab hSgsi KIP
miles o. h.,,erss passed s'esmshP supposed 70 be
shp SAMUEL tbrl Morris. Dublin IS days in Ballast and
s4s psssep gers, 10 X Irwin So =,
SnP sSRs srSI, fusss ssin.fs An'
BsrE cbe,tan oxnsrd RoohsIs, ocs - wi,h brandy TO
Bari Milford Andrews Galveston. II days With cotton
Bris isesl Bssnss s.v.opsh, ssYs With cotton. 60,
prx s.ri. TriSsis 6onaivs' So' With iosvooi' No.
sris sssssS (ot Goldseoro'b -Bregn, I.ossoavls,
Brs N.jess Hawkins Jefferson. Ga lays Win Mmbsf.
seSr zissic Sterling. ssvbsrs sc. days vish naval
ssSr Cor. lSssS psy rsvb.ra Nc day, via n,,,
scsr SiiIs!,. siass.s w,ia-aI.aa NC 'iaTs. st'h
schr Rio, eSsise Wssblas.5i dlps vim BpTr
ttorss y ksuiss Lota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

NOV ~, 1911
ker Mai .7rrGugerpelt, Jetsen Eeg FORK and Washing
ton The Lash in Deiaoar.- MINI Operations.
The winter arrangement Of the mails between this city
ard Washington goes into effect Monday next. The
steamboat line for Baltimore will then be discontinued
and express mail train substituted starting at two
o'clock p NJ with the passengers leaving New York at
nine and reaching Baltimore In four hours and half
connecting with the train which s to start
at O'Clock instead Of Eve at present Travellers
ccmipg North will leave Washington at nine o'clock A.
NJ, take the return express train nom Baltimore at
eleven O'Clock A. and reach this city In time 20
meet with the four O'Clock train for New York Twelve
hours only will be required to make the trip between the
two metropolises
Two white and two coored convicted OF larceny
under the laws of Delaware received twenty ashes
saeh at the whipping post ct Nev Castle on Saturday
one Of the white ha. sixty odd ashes to receive yet
which be will get by ntsments rapidly a. his back
heals sufficiently
The business Of the United States Mint. for the week
rnding on Saturday, was a. follow
Deposits. Coinage Payments.
Cold. ..........s 2Oso0oa sl,7sle.0 f1so,seo
siver........... 400 5000 6.5ll
Totsl.........s2 ,Os5loo si7seto ssOStii
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Passengers Arrived.
sAvAsKAH Steamship AlAbsms-Cspt George Bostt and
lady, h Boston. Miss KAskie, Miss flanagan. M
renoyIlo-- In the steerage.
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SHIPPING.

NoTIcE-sTEAMsHIP ATLANTIC PROM LIVER
IN pool, will commence dscharxny under general order
on WednssdAy 26.h nstant .sg At the foot Of Canal
ard attend 10 the receipt Of their goods dists{
IDW'D. X. COLLINS CO.
CoR SOUTHAMPTON AND MAyRE.-THE UNITED
II. states mail steamship HUMBOLDT. u. Lines. Com
ander will Hsvre. touching scutham
land the mails and passepger Saturday December 18th.
a. " o'clock from pier Ne North River. Price OF
$40 All letters mus, Through the Pest Once An
prenced attached TO the ship No marehAn ss
will Re received board after Thursday BccDmber lin.
Tor 'F'ss, NM As.., 81 Broadway
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bI EDICAL.

UNR RogERy SYRUP OF
~ LiyERWoRT, TAR AND cAscHALAGUA.
f I. S ss .a. ssi.1 s v: s:
First read the eyid.sss..ls.r strong assured
Next Gomez glorious proof that never fails
Increasing sales
And third. the Faculty aisslOus brood,
Le. All who suffer. then. from Cough or Cola.
For sale b. K L. seoyil Co. depot cosAi. Hal.
n S ,bs TsS STATE. ana Srt *. csnss
Price. In large botsles 81 or six bottles for s.
NO FEE TILL cURED:-DR. coRBErr. 10 DUANE
ss o. .s a asss BIO
perform speedy ana cure. sishs.s m.rs.Si
N snnsnos IN ri. sr.ssS &. prso. second ssss
.sSy . .sss: NJ y S:Ss. Sr $ .s
member Of the Univsrssy Of The City Of rsv yovh.
NUxERousu CURES OF pIsEAsIs DAILY By DIR:
hitherto bottle. With beck only one dol,F who viii
ssd hes,h CiIep. and especially stfssssrs most apt
&c : be ss,S :. re- % anal ss.
DR: WARD. BEING DEVOTED TO DISEASES AND
hsir ,sss,,se s,sssmsnt vsrrss The spsedie.t sure
ssn the time and ~ mia Method r d,S any psa
hs.s .ss have diseases Ee would urrs to make
D Of Brossvsy No fee required until
DR. neRrAnoRE WOULD INFORM THE HUNDREDS
hsp. ,h., b. viii suro them tsrs.
sl. ssssoS .or P.nss@u iSs .si dc
would those who under his
in,, I A,s. tad as .ssy ar.
l.. koRTAhoRE, n D.. 1876 william street.
nR. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET Has ron THE
nept Of m.reurai and other seaes he The
vel, street near Chatham ssr.s have no; los Dssss
medicine snd surgery this country has produced
perfect cure or no charge
TIE. JOHNSON, NO. n DUANE srRRBT 90 WELL
~ known in the treatment Of selieass diseases ne De
:ss r y. pre- he
brought on By sesret hAbiA esscs.Aiy su<e1 ksosAs
's'ss cured In our saya perfect cure Or no shAfxs
nR. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET. 10 coErIDlH.
,is consulted on diseases Thirsysis yesrs rses:s
from three 70 ave days B.-Dcnt BE- deosvsa by the
prssenslon: o. 9uacn n Hoossyss ssrssA Al siss eas
nR RALrB, AUTHOR or rHs .PRAorIcAL Pal
.as oSicss w. su %Si s'S ssssy,sS1 10 dr.s.
wich street. From the uncommon saicsi sdvansos ns
resided years in Psr. Tor express purpose o.
s sI:S .s!i 4 :s sis s. ss
.,S safe. ,,sS. :, sHsa IL from T.,
ss.sss Of a'sasss VII Be ms ease .na sspid
,ST. address boz $50 Pess 6fss.
ne. RALPBs PRACTICAL PRIvATs TReATIsE-
inse.ssd for ~ rho need sound prsosiesl nterrsos
vmrtons progress sad egnsegsspess sssgs 9Th
.s3pss fOr the lemedes their msaAssmenk sofa plain
tasusss nyasele. every ons 70 succe.fny $50
ssSs7 ps vita pisss psi,s x ssass said A. .
-t1h ssssess Asa s.rsss ana ~ ass boosssss1 sass
.,es.i a7'''pss b. sld;''i'aE tP'i' e@-I ' "
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nE. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET Has ron TIE
~ last nineteen years devoted his practice 10 hs treet
ept Of mtrouria and other diseases He
sssvsted diseases and mild removed In few days
strsnsers dent be deceived by An impossef nooes
street. Ses my Diploma in oee with The frst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25

nR EeRTAnoRE WOULD INFORM THE HUNDREDS
~ Who apply 70 him for the Of disease that be holds
deuve hope that he will them IN three
days Ne eslled ypon daily TO witness the sad effects q
vicket q deception, worthy penaemoniun itself He
would however those who under his
they rely upon cheap pleasant and speedy
MORT noRE d les wiiism ssress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25

DE JOHNSON, NO. " DUANE STREET, 90 wlLL
~ known In the reatmspt Of &ecass diseases ne De
tors reputation for skill In those half cured tha4 have
existed Tor eminent CorstItutsna vsenasa
brought By sesret habit eRsct.Aily eu<el. EscsAh
cured In four saya perfect no eharxs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

NEw EPiDExIC "A friend Of ours
,,.n, home 10 dinner from his place Of bust
nos,. the other day, 10 his usual state o
health. His appearance WAS good, hi,
nul,e even, and his digestive powers un-
,mp.ired. Scarcely had he taken the frs
,nou,htaI Of soup, however, before he discoy.
ered that il possessed an unusual saccha
rioe favor. He set hi. plate inside. ood
,,ed tic fish; il was decidedly ..seet stad
Ne had 10 better luck with his roast beet
nd vegetables. Everything be tasted be
..me sweet, and he at last gave UP in
.l.rn. and started TO consult his family
ahv.icisn in relation t. these eg;eaordi-
uatv symptoms.
The medical mnn Looked n. his tongue,
81, his pulse sod tried the other usual tests,
wnhout reaching the cause ii his disorder.
lie looked puzzled; but nj last happy
,houch, struck him. any friend" said he,
.,be,e - superahlndance of eaccharine
n,rtjcIes 10 your blood. The SYMPTOM is
ssry unusual and Affirming. |, is case
Of hedarepsis,H Hereupon with grave
face, he wrote an imposing prescription,
and delivered il Ia or friend. who posted
oF,o commence his course Of care. Mex,
d,y. fottunn,elY, there wns no return OF he
Nrnp,oms; because. in the meantime. the
nowdered sugar had been poured GU, o. The
s,l.;eeliar!-Ne,p York Tribune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01
CINCINNATI NEW CHEAP
STORE.

vTNHE subscriber has just arrived and is now
j opening splendid assortment Of DRY
GOODS suitable for this market, which he will
sell as cheap % the cheapest He would res.
pec,fully invite Ill 10 call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists Of the latest and most fash
ionable style Of Printi. Lawns, GinGhams,
Barge de Laihes, Plain dnd Plaid Muslins,
Dress and Bonnet SilKS; all kinds Of Bonnet
Trimmings; Artificial Flowers, Thread and
Lisls Edgings; Silk and Cambria hdk o.: Black
Italian Cravsts; Mode Shswls, splendid article;
Blk Silk Lac.s; Coronation Cord. snd other
trimmings for dresses; Alpaccss, MuslinS Of oil
descriptions; French Linen, Hungarian NIX
Cotton Goods for MEMS wear, Velvet and Satin
Ves.ngs pins, needles, steel beads, hooks and
eyes, hair pins, thimbles. perforated paper Zeph-
VI Wors,ed buttons Of all kinds h,4iery. gloves,
Irish Linens, Linen Table Cloths, Huseia Diaper
Crash, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gents. Fine Cos. Morocco and Cali skin
BoWs, Mems Enaa,eled Calf and Kip Shoes.
Jenny Lind, Excelsior. Frsneh Kid and U,hsr
slippers, Enan,eled Cutters, B6skins, SC.
Misses do d.. a very large stoeH
Of chiidren's Shoes
ALso, a good assortment Of ASdw&fG.
A very large stock at Queens and g n>s~ are,
Of the lQacst patterns, Looking Classes Window
Glass, Nnls, DC
GRocEkIt If all kinds
Together with GREAT variety Of other 8-,i.
clss, all of which vii, be sold Cirap fjf Cash.
Store opposite the Steam Mills. PROFIT osreet,
Davenport.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

Among the English patents granted was
one 10 Mr.. Roadway. tor n improved horse:
thoe. which is so constructed ms 10 give the
horse snru Goo, hold even upon wooden
pavemenis, or wet ground, While il obvi-
a,es the necessity Of irosting nails, or calk.
ing, in frosty weather. The improvement,
consists in growing the BOTTOM OF the shoe
in particular msnner. The nails ere al
so aunk in grooves SO as never TO become
loosened.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01
aegulaf Packet Tor & Louii.

Il 1A THE liahi and substantial built
steamer NJ I nj n sofa, JoHs
- SMITH, Master, having been en-.
treiy overhauIed, refitted and repaired; will re.
sumo her place in this trade.
The Minnesota having been bdilt expressly
for this trade, being Of light draughs and fast,
combined with fine accommodation for Psssen.
gers, will Ensure to Shipper. punc,uali,y in arri-
ting and departing, and no pains wifi be spared
on the part Of her officers, 10 promote the inter-
ests Of Shippers and the tomioft Of Passengers.
Apply on board. March 27th.-ts
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-01

Dr. JudsoO received between four and
Eve thousand dollars ns present FIR his
services Ms interpreter during The English
md Burran war, the whole nf which he
pave to the Baptist Board for missionary
purposes. lie also received nearly four.
Teen hundred dollars ior his memoir Of his
,ecoud wife, which, with se!f..scrifirpy de.
so.iou, ho also laid upon tho altar, ADD died
poor man.