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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
! sC0 GERMAN SHINING BIRDS

6u HEhMAN SiNUlNu DlhDo
Il .I''O-The creates importation Of Birds ever
msoe to this country--CHAS. RICHIE, importer OF EO-
ROPEAN SINGING BIRDS, IN Wiilsm-sL. most par
cuary requess attention Of the public to MS last two
importaOus Of Birds per ship besse and brig fesia,
from Bremen These Birds SCI ected by his uncle,
known TO be superior Judge The variety 10 as follows
Geo Csnerss ali 10 good health ard pumage they are
tsueht by the nighngsles and wood axis which birds
they initiate correctly; 100 Piping Bulhnches, whistlng
one iures; loo GoldhncheS 50 Linues l.o Say
lNks starrgs, Backcaps' Nighungaes, Sshns
and English Rape seed wooden and Metallic Cages, 5c'
Birds oil other animals preserved IN their natural po-
siuon by sufpg &C. superior to anything ever seen 10
this city N Remove on lat Of May to u North WI
lisnrst e<<oE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
VHE CHELSEA MILLS, Twenty sew

HNHE CHELSEA MILLS, Twenty-sev-
n eub.s, between Ninth and Tenth avs-rhe subscn-
Der having taken the large and cOmmOdiOus buildings IN
Twent seventh g. lately occupied by kelsey Son, 10
now prepared furnish Feed Oais and Corn IN any guam
uty Grain sent the MIL 10 Oe ground. will be deliV
cred free OF carriage and with dispatch lie viii Aso man
ufacure superior article OF Farms Wheaton Grits HON.
Inv Graham Flour and Extra Family Flour for family USE
he will also prepare ard furnish superior article Of
Corn Rana which has already met with great favor rom
the public All orders sent 10 the MIL or 10 the Depot 10
BeekmAn.st where samples will be kept will mee with
attention. ms I'm JAMES II MUNsON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
TpELEGRAPH WIRE.-ICRABOD
WRONGS IMPROVED DEFECAT-
EXCELSIOR SOAP, manufactured

CALDWELL. PAYSON co,
Coner OF RiyiDgton aud Cannon SIS Newt
Tbs Soap 10 FAR superior any other offered 10 inc PuO
nc. II removes stans gfesse, paint TAR and ia ana
yAshes In son bard salt water, without HE llgh1es
injury 10 any fabric the skin. Sea Captains, Wooden
Hsnufsenrers and all engaged In The trade, are espeAy
Invited TO test its value mNu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25

DROOkL1 N BOl Os-rO ediO CuooP'
DlO Lots Oh Gatefav. near Bedordsv., beautifully To-
eaie1 In thriving nsghborhoOd for sale In single ott or
bv the parcel al t225 lot Apply 10 d. WARO Psnter
adeInb.s near DE KAlpAv. al "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
NOR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE

u GON-Exirs Family 5tesmer. 90 let June. BY ihe
through line from PsnsDs 70 San y ancisco.-Tne well
known and fsyohie Steamer
SARAH SANDS,
1890 having extensive and convenient accom-
uodsuons for fsmiIies-sepsrsle stsIs rooms 10 BON
GAool and second caDn-wi DO despatched ~ The Pscne
Nail seamshp Company. the lat Juns, from Psnsans-
Her trip from San francisco performed 10 '~onY
che days She viii be ready 10 receive board mnsdF
Gey Oh their anivs Panama the psssengefs in1nalog
10 ~ by her. ard BY leaving New Yok Ia The ssAns.
which will be despatched The middle Of May, " eonnec
with her and by Avsag Of the reduced rates o. is ~
viii secure certainty AID economy offered ~ othet
s.eauer. For tickets which will be-In The SALON seS
from Panama 10 San Francisco ID Cson elO-APPy~
ROWLAND AsPIN WALL q x s. BO1th o. s6u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
NOR SALE-South Brooklyn Lots, near

u Hamilton avenue, Columbia, Carol Summit,
WoodhAl aud Hicks sts also the eas side OF Temp
alma place. between Harrison and Oegsw sts Tnese lots
are ali eigihy situated tor immediate improvement,
are free Of tncumbranco and liberal advances would be
made 10 responsible purchasers aid In the eons1rucuon
Of desirable buildings. Apply TO
m29 Inns ID N sfEBBlNs, o. Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
INDEPENDENT LINE to CHAGRES

B-OPPOsITlON TO MONOPOLY The spendid
double engine steamship PROhErHEUs will leave
MONDAY 18th nst; and a. she has proved herself ihs
fsses steamship shOat We guarantee her 10 arrive Cha
Rres ahead Of the Mail steamer Ohio OF l6h mat aud
n time for her passengers TO leave Psnsms by one OF ms
steamers OF 10Th May sn arrive In Ssn Francisco befo5e
the Ist Of JuIe. State Rooms 500 Cabin $40 seefage
$40 Letters 0ceuis Freighis 40 cents 10 an francisco.
Plan VI cabin seen and passage secured ~
BEhFORD & CO.'S
AL 81 2VeseysL Astor House NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
DAKFR,S IMPROVED MODE OF

ID SETTING BOILERS-OrderI viii be received iof
te bTe and formation furnished ~ TO pan AID ne
sTg which bAs been ELECTED IN numerous cases
'N s,r - STfLLMAH ALLEN { co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
DEKFORD q CO.'S FAST EXPRESS

Eb TO CALiFORNlA Cheap P0stsge-PosiAgs, 10
Cents Freights 40 Costs y n Single NewspsOers
Cents by the hundred S. Next shipment will be by tho
fast steamship PkOMErHEUs. on MONDAY, 28ln lost.
Mails close al a NJ. Small parcels recesed I'LL NJ,
Packages OF l25 lbs, water proof received I'LL 10
2h inst Mr Berfo accom- psnes our ffeign aud Malls
from Chsgres TO Panama No 2VeseysI, AsIor house,
NewIofE AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
Ar PRIVATE SALE.-The valuabIe

IA property situated the south east corner o. t.s 80
Broofae su consisting OF q Brewery, tTo mat ~, ~
stable and coach house dvelnog house, so2 III
erourd each D feet BY 100 feet 10 oepn Az a.
and two malt houses front 90 Broome a. tna ~, ,Ss
area Of Eve feet vide whch serves 90 % CIV 80
0r eovs,. II ts Ii ROM The saserly mali mouse VIC
tbs stable and coach hoose 100 ieei 10 oePl a. III
brewery and Other malt house are 81 ~, s sns Win
he wing extends so fest % Ptss VITO scusos sn'
esI,.,. der he whole house. tns s,eoie Is N We re-
,s a. Entrance from PITTS and Will acc1mno1sIo I'VE
Sse, win three or TOUR carriages IL the Brewery over
~ ~ h.rreis OF ale hsve annually msnut4cnrno
"a the two mali houses cspabe n making . oJ outn-
~. of no alt annually UDoernealh the malt hOuses dwelling
house and Brewery deep and eOmmodiOus s10celTs
Tor he storage fsctureo sOcx The above prop
ery will be sold favorable isrms Two-thircs OF tne
base money remain bond and mortgage Tor
number OF yesrs AsO, the above properly VIII De ex
changed for productive properly 10 tne Guy Of New
BrOOklyn or Wiismsbnfsh For price ard frrIner par,
tcusrs apply 70 ANTHONY J. BLEECkEh Aaen'n9e'
Brosd-st. sf w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
1A7 CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w sHOUsE and Bhip-Furnishing WsTeTOOms, SO
Strand 81 NeN-York, where viii be- found a complets
sssor,-nt OF he following articles Feathers hair
and husk also beds mattresses peiasiet and cushions;
rso bedsteads 81 every description, viz patent screw
ron Joint lock Joint iron cottage and uunde
&c also splendid variety OF paper hanging, borders
&c Mr. G would call particular attention 70 hls new style
q hair and spring mattresses n. B-Od beds and mat
s-esses renovated and made over equal 20 new, by
w. CRAWHUCk, $50 Grspd-si second door
As I'M aall of EaaeT 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
A VALUABLE LEASE FOR SALE

The unexpired Of eleven years from he hrs OF
May next lease OF the lot the southeast corner Of
Canal and Elm together with the buildings Inquire OF
JAMES NORRIS, al the Shert's Office, City Hall
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25

SOFA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0Psient Sofs Bedstesd, manufactured by w 5 hU NJ
PHhEfs, No los Chathsmst. acknOw edged by all VINO
have them be the best offered for sas re-
outI butien seconds convert u into perfect bedsead
with sprng mattress atlsched Peasaaca and examine
them.
MIA large assortment offurniture feathers beds and
mattreases whole sale and retail Al9 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
PIANOS.

ORGANIZE sale, a very fine toned
OParor Organ of4 siops, with mahogany case and
gill front pipes The 10 about moving 10 Missouri
snd must BE- disposed Of by Monday 28th inst Pdce
500. Inquire OF, address r. NICHOLAS, l5I Woos-
Ter Al NeW-York AL 81
q & C.. FISCHER, (lats NUNS q FIs-
- cEsRD Mandatory and Wsreroom, ITO 0reenveh
81 corner OF Dey PIANO-FORRES warranted, wilh rs'
verse bridge and patent lube well cacuaIed for Keeping
n Planoiorea tuned repaired ano exchanged "a sm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
IIARLR AND POCKET CUTLERY.

H ENTLIDGE 100 tuns Of kentlidgo
IN for ssle Inquire OF GAUNT DERRlCKsON,
AIS l59 SOuthsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
NEW AND ELEGANT CARPET
and UNDERCLOrHING

~ OF every Kind for Ladies Gents ard Children great
variety aud chez PARRiSHS old established stocking
store, ~ Csus-sl ID block from Broadway.
I2tM WNFrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
&TEAM ENGINE.-Steam Engine aud

~ Boiler. three horse power made oToer II he hsat
mAnHel nesrN rev baihlte assd srd can be run al as
tae coat oT repairs ~ when WI bs son ccetp III
half ns coat Apply 81 lt6 Nasssu o. OF A SHERMAN,
o. te Flflh AyS whsge Il can De seen. a. oa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20
TIE WEATHER.

The ups and downs Of the mercury a-e
equal 10 some Of the transitions in mas
cycn.ful life. Il must no, be concluded how
ever that we Of Iowa are alone subject 70
the whi.ns Of |the capricious dame-fr
dame she must be who manufactures suca
weather. s'Yes,erjay morning." says the
Washington Republic, awe met friend
aud remarked, "a pleasant summer, SIR. !
sYee,' he replied, 'bus rather warm In
the afternoon we remarked 10 him, "a plea
SAINT winter, sir 'Yes, he replied, 'but ra'h-
ar COOL Our table will exhibit something
sfsuch weather prevailing here. Thursday
and Friday Of last week we bad rain
Have had no snow yet sufficient 10 mike
sieigh shoe glide soltiy:-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

mill We reached pjacerville, and Of some Of these
got flour at Is cts.
,Aanson's river heau,iialstreasn ofpase Va
"a, which ~ ossa,Iy e9joys,l, alss' hsyIns pese
subjected h ahshard wsterspl the hanbo'e' ~
10 long time. For thsss days travel sions = -
SOIL silver The grass was very poor, SO that our
tenn. could hardly snbsisi, but afterwards we
Jared pretty well. IL Ca,son's valley, which -
aboa, 60 miles in lenglAs we Jared pseiiy we'll;
there wasan abundance Of the finest grass. This
val,y Is ., The foot Of ridge Of The great Sierra
Nevada; It's aaandantly supplied with springs o.
The p,rest wafer. The sides Of The mcuniainsnre
cove ed with magnificent timber. Aver leaving
this. our road lay thsoaSl'he ssRanlos' : : long
rocky aeiile. which web d long been taught "a
dread. 1t is formed by the liver forcing its wa.
through mo lntaia ridge IL IFS descent ifom nf
upper yaley,shis portion Of the road isTonsh be-
yona conception; We passed il in safety, although
many wagons were left here overturned and bro
ken in various Ways. After passing this We hat
'olerahly good road 10 the foot ofthe gre Ssrr'
Nevada This mountain is almos' impossible
had we not seen wagons travelling over i, shoult
utterly 50. We halted here led our horses with
hay which we had reserved for this purpose, ate
our dinner, hiiched six horses TO wagon and
commenced the asceut. IL about two hours W
reached The summit; We here found good spring
Of wafer and encamred foi The night. We "e's
now ont ofihs endless desert OF the great baslt
and we fe.t like released prisoners. We passed
pleasant night on the summit Of ,h sgreat noun
tain s,eeping within a few feet Of the region O.
eternal snow. In The morning we reconnoltTee
a little and found some excellent grass upon whlcl
we erazed our horses until abort noon. | climbed
10 the summit OF the highest peak in The vicinity
The scenery was teUiicaIls grand, mountain up
on mountain, peak upon peak, rising Around
some black, bare and rugged, the SUBMITS Of 9th.
ers covered with snow gitering with intolerab!e
lusire in the rays Of the marning sun. Many
lakes were 10 be seen embosomed in deep, qplel
valleys. Heavy forests Of magnificent timber
clothed the sides OF some OF the ridges, such tim.
her as had never even dreamed OF before; many
oGthe trees ascending l50 feet without limb
The next day we crossed another ridge Of the
Sierra equally as high as the FIRST, but the ascent
was more gradual. Increasing ibis mountain we
travelled over an immense snow bank, ahalf mile
in width. The road after crossing this mountain
lay over a succession OF hills, which gradually
soften down and finally disappear in the great
Lain ofthe Sacramento.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20
rEMALE SEMINARY.

WcAad not the pleasure ofattending the
examination of the scholars Of the Misses
GILRurn upon last Thursday, but IRON
those who had that satisfaction we under
stand they acquitted themselves most cred
itabls 10 their teachers. The original com.
positions read BY the scholars displayed the
care that had been exercised By their teacf-
crs in training their minds to just nppre-
citation Of good 81, lie. Their reci,ations
showed hard study aud correct under
standing Of the several branches upon
which they were examined. Such exhibi-
tons, while they prove 10 parents the pro
Rress Of their children, act as incentives TO
study to tho youthful mind.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

PRosPERIry tF CHICAGO RAnRo,n-
10 see railway trains, dashing away fran
The ''jlnctiou" few miles from this cir.
here and there--one 10 Aurora. sp,bs,
TO 81. Charles, md third to Elgin, send.
IN. up their clouds oil smoke and sieam and
driving over their iron orbits, with sound
OF thunder, is beautiful sigh, indeed.
10 see The omnibussc., cariage,, CABS
and baggage wagons daslrng along Ran
do'ph mud Lake streets, towards the raj.
road depot, on the scrni-daily arrival Of ID.
trains, one would suppose they .houghl lis
Great West and bis wife was on board
Aud then when they get there, one should
hear the tongues let loose like The kennel d
his grace, the duke Of BuckiGgham--lher
mo,ne,er below zero--no mlt,cr for that
articulatian's perfect, and the way hasI,
in town are inyeniotied, is model lsd a
marvc! Tor auc.ionecrs. Chicago Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

PLANK RnADs.-The following iniorma
,inn in relation 10 the expense of these mod
crn improvements, We obtain from com
municstion by N. Il Blford, Esq. publish
ed in the r. l. AdresHsr:-
spank Roads should be located with as much
care as Railroads. the shortest routes the best
ground, low grades, perfect drainage, and bridges
above The freshets. A mile Of road requires 10,
SEQ feet Of 3X4 scaniling and 1920 feet of ;
inch planks, each lee, long, the whole super
structure in board measure is equal to i37,230
feet, which, at $40 per NJ, will be St,372 8O.
The road bed, in many Of our localities, where
the road is mos, wanted, can be made for about
500 per mile; bnt permanent bridges, grading
over uneven ground and side hills, toll houses
&c., will make the average nbou, $1,000 per
miI". The tolls will not only keep the roads in
repair, but pay handsome dividends 10 the own
ers,''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20
CHI Gazette.
ALFRED SANDERS, Error.
DAVENPORT: "
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1851.
A MARKET HOUSE.

- ssas1ss shst ~ooaa sssuitsto ths eats'
issaa &c sAis town md the farmers q Scoa.
county BY the erection q q Marke, House,
arc % veil known that i is nccdless Tor Us
20 meaiion them. The want Of a regular
mar,sst place has been . lang experienced
that people have become accustomed 70 the
deprivation and have learned 70 consider
itas a matter nf course. There IS mol .
town in Iowa that makes the pretcnsions
OF aambers The popoia,ion Of Davenport
that cannot bsas, It's market house. VIII
u then il should be considered a matter p
the fisss importance. a subject claiming snt
earliest attention of our citizens. W.
shall allude to the matter ngain more ~
exscsso, ia the meantime hope that some
definite action my be taken upon the sub
iect.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

TIE PRoGREss OF IGNoRaNcE-ne'.
Blanchard, President Of Knox Collegs
Gently delivered a lecture 10 tho House
Representatives, at Springfield, on 'ns ~ w.
ject sf Education. lie remarked 'h.' y. -.
withsinnding MI that has been d'no ~ -.
State for popular education, the Pfop0'. ~.
Of adnlts who could not read or wfne -
greater now than it was ten wears -; h
a statement which lie sutsian'is'eo -"
solid proof
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

SURELY the following reasons given By
the Galena Gazette for building up manu-.
factures there are equally applicable here
at would foster feeling of selfreliance
and independence. Il would give profita
BILE employment 10 all classes. i, would
encourage home production with The farmer
1t would enable TO reap the profits Of me
chanicai ingenuity. Il would produce or
der in the transaction ofbusiness. Hwo,s,d
keep our wealth at home. |, would make
the Nor,hwcst the richest, the mos, highly
civilized, and most admirable par, &c the
whole world"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

Rev. N. HUNAER.-Tuesday morning
OF last week the Court in session al Keo-
kuk empsnnelied jury upon petition Of
Emsline Hummer to inquire as TO the sani-
~ Of her husband. The trial lasted through
three days. The testimony was so volu-
miuous that we have not space for it,
Thursday at 4 o'clock The jury returned a
verdict finding Mr.. Hummer monomsniac
The testimony Of the medical gentlemen.
Who generally concurred 10 opinion, was
that Mr.. II. was monamoniac.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

A CnwARDLy ATTACK was nude upon
Col Jesse Williams at the Capital n few
weeks since, which, perhaps, is best en-
panied by the following copy ola handful
he published the next morning. The Re
publican endorses Col. Williams state
meni:-
TO THE PUBLIC.-Abont O'Clock last night
WAS waylaid on the Public Square, BY Samuel Work
and j. Buchanan Berry hi. and siole ut and
ardly assault and battery committed upon was
alone without means oil defence. Either ofthem il nv
superior in physical Strength was attacked by boz
Of them at the same time. from beh md.
The cause ofthis dastsrdy and cowardiy attempt at
assassnaton. understand, report connecting me,
and some ifty Others Improperly. with Mrs. Work
man, the " lie and sister OF these sconndres. This
report, far o. am concerned pronounce without
the shadow Of foundation, and utterly false. have
not been ident OF this place for years;
this time am merely casual visitor. have doubt
that was selected by Workman from the many who
implicated by report and who citiz ems, for
the purpose Of thereby endeavoing TO clear hims elf
from the impu.ation Of having 40 wingy lived win
Of notoriousy bad character for the last two
years, more, with the hope of setting himself right
before the public her husband. This opinion 10 con.
frmed by what have learned here, since the attack
made me. In full assurance OF nv lnnoce nc e
and integrity, TO the report above andedo, Iadspt
this mode Of exposing the assassns, ng
right with the citizens Of this place. for whom feel
and entertsin the highest esteem. Iowa City, Feb 3,
1851. JESSE WILLIAMS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

THE ATLANrIc.-Great anxiety is felt
By those who have friends on board rela.
tive to the fate oi this steam vessel. She
is one Of the Cusard line Of steamers and
has been out over forty days--suficien,
time TO have crossed the ocean four times
Fears are entertained thai, like the Inflated
President, she hiss gone down and not a
soul survived to Tell Of the miseries Of that
hour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

TnE BEsT JoKE OF THE Sr.so. !.
tiAUN's Bill declaring negroes ~ !. MI.
'saband, end embracing heavy pen, ~ Coz.
prQyen'iycs 70 their immigraiino - !" ~
passed tho House and went to he g '0Wa,
During the discussion Of j, in tho, ~ saae
u. MoRToS, Of Henry, who is bo,h ny !!
and wag, moved an additional .o lug
",hat the bill should be in force r,o ..''oa
|stacs IL publication in the Town F,s. 4 and
|nerat,p tho sbpluiop piper a, Moun, D. a
ant. The BIN went back 10 tho r.. .e's'
amended. The amcadmea, VA, ,.o 50
by tho House. and the Bill passed, ~'p %'
ring the day Of its passage one Of II. !, VI
befs began TO find il coming ,bron !. he 10
hair, thaiif the bill depended ON hsas as
law 10 It's publication in the Free n
Graf, il never would become such D'''.s
Editor would probably 50 exercise Il. > 'do
power thus granted him, as 10 show = l.. 'e'o
tacbmcnt for his colored Lrelhern H. H. Al
fasing to publish il. lie made soma !, e
declaration, aud moved recons;de,,,;ssu ca
tho vote. The vote was ordereJ h'.na
motion was negatiyej, md !, Ind 10 -. us
the Governor in the shape in which !, ="
from The Senate. Il is though, H., ,' W.
editor of,he abolition paper viii em J' ''e
the opportunity o? giving his reason. ra ~
tense, for no, publishing the law. Nh 'a -
the action Of the Legislature on rho s.. 'la
will become = nullty.--Har1 Eue. ''a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

In Bennington, Vermont, few seeLs
since, we met with gentleman who had
twelve thousand sheep farmed out 10 Mich
igan and Illinois. His terms are, pound
and halt Of wool a head per annum ior
four years, and the flock kept good IN au~'
Der. fle informed US, tina, his annual pro
fits were forty per cent. on The Investment
[;a!cna Cattle.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

TnE ATLAnrIc.-A gentleman IN Dr.
ton, who hns relatives on board tho Alan
tic, has offered 10 coDsribaie one thousand
dollars towards The immediate fitting oul o.
n steamer to proceed 10 the Azores 10 se''e0
Of her. This sufficiently indicates no
great anxiety respecting bcr.--N. toH'
mercidl Advertiser.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

The BaRouE EuREKA.-The ruu,.,,
loss 81 tho barque Eureka is produc,;.s ''a !,
painful suspense in many hearts g. y
residents 81 Buffalo, Cleveland md ~
places hercaway, arc supposed 10 i. s'a'
board. "All wo can learn" saws ,be R.e ~
Commercial, sin relation 10 The suL;s., 'a'0
have gathered from Mr.. E.nr,ous wbo .,m
in the last steamer, and arrived bo,s ~
"Wednesday evening. lie say, thu Earot !"
left San Francisco in the fore par, olt,s,a
Der, with a large number &c passengers
some $50. Al Acapulco Mr.. i. saw m,n
who had couyersed with the mate n Il.
Eureka, who informed him iha, the vessel
had been lost will, all on board, exceo, Il.
mate aud two passengers. Farther ,b,,
this she had not been heard from ate, t.
ing out nearly three mouths aieago
Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

The steamer Franklin brought from ~.
rope ono Of the most valuable cargoes e's
landed in the por, o' New York. u cum
prised nearly 600 tons OF French ~ y.
aud continental merchandise, Incia''4
jewelry, Inses, silks, gloves, col'Gn Nv J"
wooIeos, crceeding f,ro millions q do''"'
in ralue.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-20

Cure FOR the J'ooTnAc,,E-A writer
ia Notes and Queries sends the following
cure for the too,hache, taken from curious
work, printed in 1865.
"With an iron nail, raise aud cut the gum
from about the forth till i, blecds, and ~
some Of the blood stick upon the nail; and
then drive j, into wooden beam up to the
head; after this is done you will never
have the toothnche ngnin il your life"
SOMETHING SUHTANTIAL-The bust
ness men Of Oswego have presented the
Oswcgo Commercial Times with n new
and handsome dress oftype