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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-13
FRUIT TREES q sIsRUBBERY

Davenport, Nov 10Th, 1850.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

On Thursday morning. August n, after . long and
painful Illness, ALEXANDRA DvNHAM, aged % ycsrs,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this (Frdsy) afternoon at
John. S76 Eighth street between avenues and D. His
remains wal be taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery for in
termtnt.
Albany and Boston papers please copy
On "Wednesday, August 20, LoYD FeRD, infant son Of
Jonathan and Mary L. Jones aged year, months and
The friends of the family, the members of Excelsior
Council No 20 A. and the sisters of Lady Put.
attend the funeral this (Frday morning at 10 O'Clock
from the residence Of his grandfather John Ackerman,
THIS Philadelphia Noti .ameriecn and .qae1ean Courier
On THURSDAY. August q. CHAnlrs Hrsar plArr. the
only child OF o. W. and Sarah b. Platt, aged year,
month and "a days.
The relatives and friends of the parents respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from their residence
o'clock.
On August q, GKoRcr M smrrH, aged 27 years
The relatives and friends of the family and the Exempt
Firemen of the city, invited u attend the
funeral this morning at half 10 O'clock from his
Aste residence, Twenty seventh street. between First
and Second avenues.
On Thursday morning August 81, Oliver W. BARcA-
Iow only child Of Richard and Lydia Barcaow aged
His funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence of his parents No II Second street
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
At 273 Hudson street, on August 81 THOMAS infant
son Of Andrew and Margaret Turnbull
Friends will please accept of this intimation.
On August q, after short and illness, sAs H.
DEsRooT, in the S9th year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day. rdsy at
IL o'clock from his late residence No q Greenwich
On Thursday, August q, Of dysentery, JOHN MARTIN
aged 81 years.
Ills friends and acquaintsnces fully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence 100 King
street, to morrow, at O'Clock.
On Thursday, August q, ELIZA JANE CAMPBELL, aged
II days, daughter Of Samuel A. Campbell
The funeral will take place this afternoon ed inst
at o'clock from No. SO Elm street.
On Wednesday evening, August 20, LorrsA KATHLEEN,
youngest daughter Of James O'Connor State street
Brooklyn.
On August 81 of dysentery McKE, YER infant SON Of
Louisa X. and Hamilton Potts, ESQ.
New Orleans papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

close With syack Sheppard" As is for Miss Pslbys
benefit we hope the house may be full.
AssascAs MCsEum-We visited this beautiful ests-
blishment and delighted with the perormanoes Of
the Msrtinet Family They surpass all others In their
graceful and humorous performances. The comedies,
excellent and rendered doubly effective by
the acting of Mr.. Clarke
Mn, kAyMoNp.-Ws are happy to learn that several
friends and admirers Of this excellent comedian hard
ut work to give him q complimentary benefit, the first
week in September. We hope he IN ~ have = bumper.
CHRIsrY's MiNsrRELs.-This celebrated company an
nounce an excellent programme for tn evening
FELLOWS MINsrREis are crowded night y. The enter
tanment selected fo- TO- night Is exceedingly attrac
tive.
PRorEssoR ANpERsoS has met with unlimited patron
age at Trpler Hall His mysterious doiugs are the asto
nishment Of all classes. Go and see him tonight
PARIS, July q 1851.
sIR III have just learned with infinite pleasure that
you to publish journal in verses You can IRON
to- day consider me Of the number who will take
always lively interest in that publication. avail my
self Of this to dir ec yonr attention to some
poetry Of his Majesty the King of Bavaria
which can dispose of a. please for IL has been per-
sonay directed to me- written by his own hand.
doubt if you mad anywhere, more sentiment and
grace Read sir and you will be convinced that poetry
can be united very well with politics You liberty
to publish these fugitive works in your paper shall
soon start for New Yorh from which place it will be
pleasure for to continue correspondence with your
charming journal Receive sir, &c.
(MARIr Countess OF Ian ndsfeldt) LOLA MONTES.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
Theatrical and MusIesI.

BowrnY THEArRF MIR and Mrs. b. Williams play
ing 90 full houses at this old ard fsvoite theatre They
very talented ayiiste and Justly entitled 20
tentve patronsge. To night they r again appear In
the drama q Ireland A II Isn which includes in the
cast many of the leading members of Mr. Iamblins
ceent company Ls Tour do NeAle will also be per.
formed With Mr. Eddy and Mrs ". Jones and Mr..
and MRS. Williams, the Bowery will be crowded every
night.
NrRrss G,pnrS-The programme of entertainment
for this evening interesting 70 the lovers Of light
Amusement The FIRST piece will be Ia Fete Cham
petre" which sill be followed BY Grand Divertsse
ment =" and the whole will terminate With the Magic
Trumpet Nblo always TO have the best Of every
thing going-the Rsvels on one night and Mrs. Mowat
and Mr Dyo,t on the next This what may be called
brilliant attraction.
Btrro~' Tfrr.rpr We know OF no manager who is
making money rapidly as Burton; every thing sesms
70 succeed with him but this s mainly owing 10 his ex
cflsnt Management He always has the best arfses,
and With his own inimtable acting. which stands with
out parallel how can he help being successful To
night he offers highly amusing entertainment,
Marfied life and Rough Diamond being the pieces
selected
N'tfoyn THrkrsv.--1be performances at this esta-
bhmsn NJ are usual weil patronizcd, and very de-
.ttytiy, e. Nr Pludy is upceasing in his efirts 10
pnouce hovtfy The entertainments for tbis evening
W ctmmen'e WITH Madeaiue," in which Niss Pelby
VI -p'tan IN" leadins character. The next IL the
Nl'I '1Ad WI Scott as the star, AMI all viz
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
Tcisgr.phio Marine Reports.


Arriyed-ship Petsrhoh Cronsadt, June Ie 18th lust
at ~ Ion % 60 large steamer crossed bow supposed
ff ~ kIork fer Europe.
Bsrhs Trisne ship (Brl Clasgswi Hadiey. Baltmore
sGde Logers and Oak, Phladephiai Hope tBrl sessi-
na trigs Doane, Batmovv MARIA, Com stewart yator
Van Buren,, l. Nhittle W II Spear Annandale, and
Charlotte PhilAdelphia Adelms Rondou schrs Balance
Wilmington NC; Chamberlain Alexandria; Mary Miller.
Sea Breeze w Corbett, Luther Child, mary Ann Hall,
and Albion. Pbiladephs; Hsleyop, and Eagle ROndout
ClesTedBarks Justice story Batmorei Zion, do; Gov
Brgss. PbadephiG Homer, dos brigs sves tsv) Rio Ja-
neiro Lucy Capt Phladephia; echrs Juliete
kiohmtnd; Armirstts, Phsdelphis Tribune, Albany A
Lawrence, NYork.
Arrived-steansr Virginia, Philsdephis; sebrs Mary
WbiR do: Patriot, do.
Cisartd-Bris Entsrpriss tBsiF), Jsmaes. -
Arriysd-Bsrfs wJlsnd and Mssdaisns NYori. 70 load
oil tor Rotterdam.
ssiied--ships India, North Pacific: Cambria do The
latter struck PacAet Rock Ledge where che aimed
dark, but would probably be get OF ~ hish water.
eRovrpESop, Aug n.
Arrived-sioopt orsgob snd sss witch.
. Belov-sohr Union, Bangs, Baltimore.
ktou~orD. Arg 20.
Arrived-Sohrs hsry hankin, Bounty, and Peck Ni0rk
Arrived-Br ship Oregon. Gaubis.
sailed=Brig Ohio Coast Of Africa.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

EEw ORLKANs-stesmship Winfield scott-E Gould. "
Vandenberg Mrs Walker children and servant Dr.
Bensoe., ConIey Jr sTwelyes lady and son Caring
Bsr,be and children. VIM md and lady Mt pomfoI
LADY children and servant. Simpson and lady Mrs
Boy child an servant vsndever Mrs Kennerdy Mrs
Hersey Frerst and child. Miss Hoey Capt ruerson,
lady and daughter W J Freeman, Idago. ChAynon
and lady. D Haiadan and lad, Barker Mas voqss
Kenneth B hoptyre. John Hosy caspon Mr. Psis,
ribe, Brother, Mr. LangstIoth Mr. de IL hassaee
Walker Buciney. A Wiendail: Capt Helm Judsen.
Wv Crane Strauss Mr. Brown and pspheS, John Darby.
Capt CiiIes Ccnrey, Martin, Trermolet Mr. Had
eep Mr. Mcdowell. Bohnabls, Davis Jr. ssrass.n
stuart Grey Thes and friend DIR Brcekisbsnx
" slsh MIR Ciemm, Mr. Miibank W Blanchard. X Den
nett G Cutter Mr. kica, Mr. Roberta. Mr. Guinness Mr.
Deak smith Capt Talbot, Mr. Pondex ter Mr. War
ner, hr C5eath. n. Hontae.s Lee NJ Kichards Z
Bans Parker Mr. Gush Mr. Southmade. Mr. Twelves hr
Hitchcock. Mr. Allen kr Connery. Mr. Kerman Mr. ireland
and lady
LNERPooI-Pscket ship Albert Gallatin- Mr. Robinson.
lady and child New Bourne Bourne, Mrs Baker Miss
Baker. Rowland.
LIyERPooI-Ship Siddons-Mrs Howes child And
Mr. Fox DIR Bradbridge.
lNERPooL-ship Yorkshire-S Hartley
LvERPooL-shp Albert Galatin-Paul de Helas Pars.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

n
Arrived-U surveying steamer Bib, McBihin from q
cruises surveying brig Wsshibron Svsrtwout do and
both cid sesin 18th schr ABBY b. Cromwell sservoe, do
Arrived 10Th. PM-Shp Jsmes Lopez Whippey, Of and
from Nantucket 70 complete fitting for POcean tosed
from 70 this port by ste amer hassachusstts
sailed Ah-tchr Energy Mare hsnt, Boston.
8th-No srrivsls this morning.
PpILADsIrrrA, Aus 7l-4 Pm.
Anived-Briss Canton. Crowen, Bostoni Emma. Baker.
do; Chsres Rogers, NJ orkt schr Eana Kelly, Boston,
Berj Reeves Reeves doi BsrrsS Chandler do Hamlet
sherman Providence; Saratoga Thompson Alyns Point
May liifsbeth. Bpter, NBedtord; VIM Williams Ro
gtrp, horveh siive Bgtee. Bigtee, fsirhaveni Mary
katt sn fth PrOyidenee; Liberty, Williams do Hopeton
Deisno, FRiver ysne EIls Morton Calais Dwight Da
vfSsor Terri. NHsven n Godfrey, Babc0ck Br0ohlyA
schrs Presto ingalls, NIOrh Invoce Glover Bedford
Gttq Ctts %; trpre, rice Provdenoe Ben English
Iycn Maven Charter Oss. Wells EYort i.he. Lake.
York; Harriet, Croweil, Gloucsstsr.
Cleaftd-Brgs Nabkeas NAY. Boatoni Weld Fosrcr. Ss
lem. sthrs Boimes Lodee irleston Batter. 7bbets
Esst Cent ridge W = Williams Rogers. hyrvics; Queen
R,oWn Resttn Geo Cibta. Gitbs fBedfJrd, Saratoga
1ht rsen Rostprs nsbee, gsse Proy1snhe iihsr'y
Wuisns 81. Hgp>.9D, OslAa' F1rsthD h'h9rsl, r.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

On August 2l, after proraoted illness P.rsrcE RraN
IAsTIros, in the e2d yesr Of his age lie has been
resident Of this city for the sst 50 years respected and
esteemed By sll who knew him.
is friends and scqusiDtances are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from his late residence No Il
Elizabeth street on Friday afternoon at o. clock
ON "wednesday, August 20 after long anI 90 verr i
ness. which she bore with Christian forttude Has-.
wife of John Gaughan.
The friends of the family mos, respectfully invited
20 attend the funers from the rdence Of husband
Ia Anthony street Friday afternoon 21l inst a.
bsls gss. 2 D's.0.k y.tb9ps fgs.ass lav.it!ca
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
N arrfs0.

In this city, on Sunday evening, August II, by the
Rev Mr. Lothrop, ALTsID RocrRs to ISABELLA Jo~Es,
both Of this city.
On Thursday, August y, by the Rev. Or whitehcuse
FssScrs Bss,AnT TO Miss NAM CnAppocK, both Of
England.
Birmir CHAM papers please copy.
ON July IL by the Rev. Spencer n Cone Miss Mspy
daughter Il DR. Augustus Doolitle, TO THsoDoRE RsNr
Of this city
On August % by the Rev. A. " Wright, Mr.. JANIS
TfsHrn 70 Miss MsRr KfNKsr, both Of this city
At Penn Ysn, on August 10, by the Rev DR. Fell Mr.
CHsRLTs LrsD Of the Clinton Hotel New York city 10
Miss ELIEA ASN CLsss, Of Penn Ian.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22


ETa%s Nsnh son Co.
ks% ss astp
Bsrs Bsrs ssiEtsips siadd aBra LSye cada sardy
sss5 o:s; s 5;ss: is$sIss S$:,s. ;' s!:: if''
Brig Virginia tBrash Borboza. Amsterdam via Daren
Brig xntiope tsard, Pi.taluy, MArseiiles Dss Arts
Brs s aware sS .sISs si%s Bssa%ss % Sss%ish @
schr J la. Jsuhe. PsS0s tBsy Chasurh d L ROath &
sehr Roanoke. Wood. Jacksonville, J II Reckenbaush,
sehr Emily johnson, Haves, Baltimore johnson Low
sssr 6.,hsrs: Gather ThO%.. mas Thcmas % Nsy Haven, master
sshT ns1rsS W5 S.,s sIs, BmSra y. ris,'sn
sloOp Pointer, Fowler. Providence.
ArrSvso.
s,nsnP oS Sae5S.se sS w1d days with pas
sse'mship Winfield Scott COuinrd. New Orleans days
liver ~ % :sIs
@ on rS@ se liverpool " tow B brig
ship I:Ii.IiTs iri,I sr,sS: Liysryso. July H. with
s9S Hsp, Marshall '''A INST LAT
and SIssss: sssSa S1S e. n s stn Hfs s
Z 81 3 e. .S s% s.s :
a for s.g s
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ns SsS asrt tPl As hsrpo S days. with Hd''
Rs's hSs
ksS Scoay a;nis f 81 ss1SSS s Liverpool q
%d;s Ns.Rih
IS Jay. Jay; sa 1sS 81 lon ,p sp 70 nars
ysresoi os Baltimore; ss lat ~ Ion s. passed BARK
Sip A@sTis.a ccnsr... tphs, wIlli,%. London July
.Sps.sepssr' punhs% bi%SS July sa ss is
r. 'gsts sss9s Ss5s Tas.,I tSi Pp.sssmSgss
q Nsttspoisets Tte took pio, from the Christian
SHIP centurion. coomss Iavre, days with mdss and
shp bsdsn tBrS ksss Trieste. 20 day. With md.e, to
shg Atlanss lBsisl Vent, Antwerp, aodAys with mdse
B.,i Mary xsn Peter. tBrl Brown Bristol, E. 90 days.
hsIi Lazy sSG knis tef Tarsnd chVs
2days. with hemp, 70 Iaster 80,
to sust.. Co.'S fsis i S S'a I1 .pss s':s sp
os1 for s9 ssisy. sa
KY s SA e,S,ss a., fs%sS sssss With
Bris cAsrs; De w2li. t9r, CARD ols.soy g days. with
i & Is o% opot.s s, Sr 8 = JGhn NIB
EIs s'sss%iEy s .Ii days. with
s1ss gssI .ss ssS Ii.s B. ssSsa 70 saf1f fR;lR
sSr sssr Ss'Sf P.s S:r r1 s:s:s
schr EIosi, Berry, Portland, days,
sSSI PSys FssI, bss sSsisrS
sSRr NeSor.. tsSsr Srs RhcSs:, RSsisSd' sss..
sehr Frances Newton (EswD Hartman, Buekspert 8
jsioep willard, Dayton rr:vLasnes.
Two trgs unknown,
Yesterday steamer Active brought 70 the city from Rock
e where had been moored by wreckng schr Ring
sold the wreck Of schr Caroline Of Belfast Me- that
GONE t5 ssS PSsr that ps1S The ys:.e ys
II ID Brookman That portion Of her cargo which was
deck hsd toen dchsrged but TIE vessel having allied with
the der left board, She had been strip
ped Of lea sails and runir She q years old and
four years ago had been rctopped.
AvS 2Wlnd .. s-=..-s - .hiek; At meridian, Sc
and cloudy; At sunset, EsE, and thick.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

CHAeMFs-stesmship Chsrotse from New orIeans,Msd
Garrison. Blythe, Lastrade, Patrick. Young,
Mrs Everett, Mad Deprey, Mad Phillips Mrs sMegheu and
child Judge Creaner and lady Schneider schuber. Mrs
Winslow and 3ohildren-5l In the steerage.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
3 HIPPING.

NEW YORK AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-
IN The books for subscription open at the once,
" Wall street. where Information concerning the
te-prise be obtained.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

NorIE TnL CURED.-DRs COOPER h MURPHY.
~ Roosevelt street. from THAR long practice aud pro-
hnovedge may be relied on for he cure of hoss
The doctors London dplo be in tie ohce N.
-Ehtrsncs Ne tls i9og gI)rls As sreass. priTseT
th.lr pGae.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
DR IA CROWS PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE. :

~ Cheapest book ever published 20 pp. and IO Fac
pates-on the Physoogy Of Marriage md the secret nar-
mites and disorders youth maturity resulting
solitary hsbs which DESTROY the phynosi and entsi
enfeeble the natural feelings exhaust sner
gies Of nanhood with practical observations on the proven
on ahd treatment Of debility local and eonsttu-
tonal weakness and all diseases arising from
With plain and simple ruls. by which all persons
themselves without with the authors atons
on marriage ts duties and disquafcations and their
des-with colored Hthoaphs illustrating the snatomy,
physology and dieeses d the reprodutve both
.ses eir structures functions ~ contains many
important hints 70 those contemplating matrony which
viii overcome objections against msrYagc-poue, hovever
houd se this important step without fret consulting its
rages u ncat OF all diseases females whether married
or single strangers who require medical aid before con-
eultbg any Doctor ought TO know whether his
rl Understood and judcouy treated bv his physician,
snd thus guard the Of qnachey
nt populous cities Doctor La Croix legally quahed
seuone and has for twenty oted hs studies TO
he enfect Of which his book treats Any sending
oeents in letter poet PAID will receive one copy By nail
or hVo copies Tor dollar Address Dr. " b. IA Croix IS
bayer street hl,any Y sold b. Burgess Garrett snt
strinrer 4 Townsend. New York.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
DAcIrIC NAIL sTEAMsnIP CoMPANY-oNI

DACIHIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ONLY
i through Lins-Fare Kedueed-on Tuesday, August
eth, at O'clock, MThe splendid double ne steam
ship CHEROKEE, 800 tons burden Henry Windle COM
At tie foot OF Warren stree. n r. With the
MALE direct for Havana and Chies Chages pssssngers
ship Falcon with the regular mail steamer Ten
TO sail Psnama about che l5th September
For ptssage, apply the once ssusa street M
West streeA
EoR sahEA1HE FAST SAILING sLooP ECLIPSE.
about eighty tons burthen will be sold cheap. the
las for Inquire Of Jobn T.
No foot OF Dsy street. North river where the Soop
lays. Has been lately rebuilt. and is in good order
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
M MARITIME INT TELLIGEN NOE


Port Of New York, August ~.
RISES. ........... IS Moon RIsEs.... mora 25
sKrs. ............ AZ HIen WATER eve 43
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

OPPOSITION TO THE OLD MONOPOLY, AND SELF
In Prces.-Independent Line for Chagres, direct, and
through tickets for California tbeng properly GUARANTEED
In prices Thus bringing within the means Of all those
splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN. 1.-THE fastest
steamf hip in the world 400 tons register H. Squire Com
andor which sails Chagres direct Thursday AugusA
S.s.SP NJ from Pier 8. North River. eonnsctins With
hrst the other sde The
ther Jonathan will land at Kingston Jam Aioa
her return trip having had much xpsriencs
In disease incident to that climate win the ship
whose services free Of charge Persone about proceeding
70 California will find IL for their terst TO call before
chasing else where No freight taken the day Of sailing
For freight or passage, sRHly only to q, c.-,....
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

DACIfIC NAIL sTEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ONLY
Il through line for California and Oregon. via ChAxrss
direct. Fare reduced On Thursday, August Is 81 n.
The new and ,psndd double engine steamship ILhiN0Is
Thurdsy. August ~ At three O'clock Y. n. precisely
from her pier at the foot Of Warren street. North with
the mails direct for Chagres Meeting with
the favorts s. mail steamship TENNESSEE. to leave
Panama about the 18th Of septembe For passage
freight apply at the oce and Sc South street. st III
" est street, corner Warren street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
nR cOoPIR "a DIANE s1RkEr Has FoR THE

~ last nineteen year devoted HE practice 10 the treat
ment OF mereura and other deases lie the most
aggravated die, and mild removed In fe
N B-strabgcrR do not be deceived by nountebank
person1tos my have not len Duane street. sss
diploma Office, with the first In medicine
and surgery this country has produced perfect
o 10
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
nR. 4. MoRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO Tnosr VINO

- have contracted disease, Cura ut yolcas that 10
proes.on and have treated suecessuly thousands OF
pstns 1hose who wish 20 consult those cOmpl
do tree of chsrreD from A. TO r. NJ, sundays
excepted II value your health, you will avoid thoss
knaves who unblushingly tell That they only
you and that their one kind medicine all that
Tor disease in all It's forms Persons whose health had been
ruined bJ these egotists, call upon Ine daily.
Ia. MDHTAMORF M ID
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

EOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA NICARAGUA AND
Cbsgres.-Only Stesmer for kicaraguaThe splendid.
and fast smshiP chas sssddard i.ss
Of who the shorter and more healthy
route through Nicaragua be dispatched for San Juan dc
Nicaragua and Chae Wednesday August M three
o'clock from pier No. n r. The ease aud rapidty
with which the steamer Prometheus crossed
the country have established this the SAFEST most
able sDd route to CALIFORNIA; This being the only
to tickets Prices low by other line Pas
Chages will be landed there In tme TO take the
Of Sept Is from Panama to San Franctco. Fog
freight having APP
j. q. WILLIAMS, Front street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
MEDICAL.

WAITS NERVOUS ANTfDo1F.-so 1T rs. AND so 1T
Will be, Man is q practical satire himself Mo-
thing can buresque him. lie is provided with eertdn
malnppropratee to avoid bepeh For years hr hss
diseases before thought ineurabie AIT who do prove
ease, that might be living and In good health. sup
pose its all right don't understand II though TAf-
Nnasa ftr
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

C3T1 or AND ,, ,..1s Pi
sdephis Liverpool Thursday the 18th August 81
piock The elegant Of this Steamer make
her Desirable conveyance those vtng
rope Fare In the Saloon 500 FORE Cabin P.sssnEsrl
will provided with railroad tickets Philadelphia BY
*'A' TH6HAs RicHHRbs3H. Il E.ohanss Place.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

nR. d. DE LANEY AUTHOR or THE PRIVATE
~ Medical Guide &C. 81 Lispensrd street.
onioe hours. from till 4. and IRON till 9P.M.
nR. FAwCETT rs CoNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ ut his oce IL Dover street. tain diseases which
he cures without mercury Recent cured in few
days His Balm OF Zura for nervous debility brought by
tesbuse the mott migrating medicine that disease
ever known in this country. No Zee til cured.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

TJNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Nail Steamships between New fork and direot
between Boston and LverpooThe Boston chips only
calling ut Halifax 10 land and receive ss and
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
NATIONAL lNTELLIGENCER.

The following Essay is from the pen Of gentle
man entirely familiar with the subject of which ne
treats, having been formerly in Europe Professor
of Political Economy. Il may be proper TO state
that the article was written early in the present
year, and was then by the kindness Of citizen of
Philadelphia, translated from the French for the
columns of this paper. Though there is less ex-
element at this moment on the topic which it dis
cusses than there was at that time, il retains enough
of real interest to make it acceptable to large
class Of readers.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

ACCIDENTAL HAseIss.-JohR R. Griffith boy sixteen
years DID, hung himself in Delaware county, (Pa) on the
l7h instant He had frequently talked about the conviction
and sentences Of Pharaoh, s West Chester and doubtless
be thought be would try the experiment how one feels when
hanged He made knot loop large enough sdm bis
head in one end Of wheebarow strap about four feet long
and, ascending plank tied the other end pole lying
ranging bic psns he clipped ubdfsII from Tie plank. q,
when Uncovered, hs neck dlosassd and bis feet were
resting on the ground.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

FoRcE OF WAvEs.-Itis difficult to conceive of the i'm
force which exerted by the the sea- when
driven by strong wind The late catastrophe at Mino,s
Rock gives idea Of this tremendous power and shows
how feeble the srong works Of when opposed to
the fury Of this element At the last meeting of the British
Association THOMAS STEVENSON, civil engineer gave the
results OF his observations the force Of the waves made by
means Of the marine dynomee The greatest result regis
tered in the Atlantic ocean, at Skermore Lighthouse
during westerly gale Of the 29h OF March, Is45 when the
force was 6.0s3 lbs. three tons per square foot The
greatest result registered nthe German Ocean was lbs
or about one and half tons per squ,s foot On the 20h
Of November, 1927, in heavy ground swell after Storm
solid wafer at the Bell Rock Lighthouse LOG feet above
the level Of the sea- irrespective Of The depth Of the trough Of
the Such elevation due TO head Of water Of the
same height. The force, then, which urges The lower
Of the Bell Rock must have been nearly three tons
per square foot, force which, when exered upon large
extent Of surface, becomes almost nconceivably great