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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
For Mc Gaseltc
LEES VOYAGE.

This life has been well compared to Mt
ocean and We as ocean voyagers. oal
tiny bark a, first launched in shallow pa
ices, floats pleasantly along, dallylng VIII
the gentle waves, and receiving their 10y
ing kisses. We as yet feel no daring US
Iprations; We have no care for the morrow
we feel that tomorrow will be as this day
bu, rs our bark begins 10 recedc from tht
shore, The suggestion comes up; had w
not better dismiss our pilot? Surely we
have enough of nautical skill 10 guide our
own course--no danger Of quickssnds now
we are out on the ocean: and il there were
il would be inglorious to give up the com
mand to another With these suggestions
we sell the helm. aud for awhile our little
vessel floats merrily along, with the sails
1t hope and scIf.confidence wide uniurled
Presently the heavens begin to gather
darkness. giant wave is surglng towards
US, but we will no, be SO ignnble as TO turl
sail, or send out for pilot. The wave has
reached us, we are riding on its foam crest
ed surface one mement. The nex, engalph-
ed between contcndihg meuntaiHs. a
voice 81 hand cries, strike saiI or you arc
lost, lei down The life boat, send Tor the
P.lat, delay mol; moment and yen ma'
BE- teo late. We sill htsiiate--Whli viii
ar fellow sos agers say They ire u A.
perilous condition As ourselves aud they
retain The helm. While ~s TINS step To
reason. VIC henr the timbers cra'.a, We
zee enc whose sail of seii,cJn6 ienee was
wide spread give iearIa' p'unge--a death
shrek. and Is seen TO more. Now With
trembling haste we unlpose the lite-boa' 4
prepare to strike sail, us VIC continue tol
gaze on the little messenger with alternatel
hope and fear; for moment il il lost tel
aur vision and we cry on' 10 despair, per
ish! There it Is nearing rs; We extend
mr. arms aud with one hurst Of heartfelt
gratitude, receive 10 our embrace the faith
fud Pilot who has breasted storms even
more iriLhtul than this; and be whisper
in cur ear fear mol am with thee" We
see the benefit Of having one
a, the helm who knows how 10 guide lhe
,hip Alright. We ride triamphantly on th'
hiIows, roll they ever so high, or lro"nI
npan W. So ihrea,eningh we at
tempt 10 resume The command. And as
NE glide along, We continually sound The
note oil alarm 10 the wsg-wnrn, ard mex
DerieHced. or the wllfui mariner. and word-
n encouragement TO these bound to the
same port. MS we see them tFemble before
the gale. or sink with woafiness If tvs
continual watch, --Fcspond 10 their dis
eoura gements, With, I've viii anchor bs
and by" OR ship is nearing The h1rbor !;
there stands tie beacon-lgh, 1.-THE wall
Of the blessed city appear in view--ca-t
mi the anchor ;--ihrow the cabie--pust
# The p'ank--sugel binds await 10 wei.
come. and We disburden orr fall souls with
ioud halleluj lbs g Iijm who hath redeem
ed us. NELLA PARSONS.
Hope Cdtsge, Nov. 81, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
TFtom the Washington Republic.
SECRETARY OF STATE.

We have The satisfaction 10 announce
hat the President has appointed the ll.u
Edward Everett, al Massachusetts, Secre-
turl Of State, 10 succeed the i!an Dsuiel
Webster, lately deceased; and ih0t Mr.,
Everett has signi6ed bis acceptance u TIM
lice. THIS is Ia every respect most
Feditable appointment, aud one which w.
doubt not will meet the appreciation oi lhf
whole country. Mr. Everett has success.
YeIe been Represent alive IN Congress.
Governor u Massachusetts,, and Minister
u Engiaad, IN each OF which spheres ri
tin,s he his discharged his functions viii
unsurpassed ability, and with q purity and
patriotism be, end repfoach. lie has hid
Is ID mel Webster iar the plsiti % mex, IT,
tnk aud assimilation ot duty to that which
ne Is nov Gated ,a iii. mud Vi having been
ndorsed ior that postum b. Henry Clan
His literary aud acadenical career. as lux
ID with the y nth American eyew, aud
with the Presidency Of Cambridge Uaiyer
-ny, has also acquired htm an eXteu~iy,
nd enduring rep9tat ion fnr scholarship .
the first order. Tie country is indees
trull fortunate, 10 view Of the drllcdf
,tare of lis foreign relations aud the vni'
eli ia the Department Of State hv tn
death 81 Mr.. Webster, 10 have obtained
man who has net only all American, bu
| il European reputation as dip!otnatist
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
Honest hearts pay the printer.
LITERARY.

Citizens OF Davenport disposed 10 form -.
erary Society for mutual improvement durin. :"
long winter evenings, IRE requested to ma, NC
organization on Saturday evening next =, 80"
candlelighting, at the school room OF n, j.
Campbell, on Second, near Harrison ),
Harding & fIanssen's store.
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nations are made about day light
A rIRE-ALMosT.

On Thursday afternoon The frame build
ing At the corner Of Perry and Front SITS.
occupied by Mr.. Reichenbach, caugh. frt
from the chimney but was extinguished be-
fore the flames had made much progress
otherwise destructive contiasraiion might
bave ensued, as il j. one of row Of frame
houses old and combustible as finder.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

LAAAaTINE-ln ascending The Uppei
Rapids last Thursday the Lamarine STRUCK
rock on the upper chain, where she re-
mslned un,il Monday Of this week. She
was then got IF, run up TO LIE Claire and
there put into port for The winter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

FRANcr-A number Of placards par'ic
liars iIensive ohio Prince President hav,
,cen posted al Ma, The authors Of whirl
are, of course. heing diligently sought al
Ter by the p"liee. Here is specimen o
he most attractions:
".7!eaaure gf Sotety-Decree IF he P,cadcnt
ain consequence Of The ordinary IoQun
.iiy If the women, and the mischief whici
results from it, we have, aIler mature deib
Grafton. de"reed - follows:
.ART. i.--That all women shall b.
nuzzled
"Given at ST. Cloude, &c.
slows NAPOLEON"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

E.Z. G. JuDsos, alias Ned Buulline, :
has established paper at Carlyle, III -
Judson has the faculty Of giving interest /,
every subject he writes upon, and were il
not for the many ''hashh phrases-whci
we always did abomna,e-we know OF No
psper whose locals would possess more in.
teEest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
Unimpr0ved Land for Sale.

4 lan acres unimproyed land for sale
It .OUO IN The west end Of Scott county
THIS land was selected BY myself with great
care for its richness OF soil, ia beautiful gently
Indulating appearance, so desirable for farming
purposes, and above aiI ts local position, renders
i an ohjrc, OF deep interest to any one who de-
sires 10 obtain farm on reasonable terms.
The principal part Of this lanf lies IN one oo'
dy, but will BE- sold in lots from 80 to any amount
OF acres, TO suit purchasers It's about ~ mlies
from Davenpo t, immediately on the SURVEYED
track OF the Davenpor, and Council BluH Rlil
Road. For terms apply TO
Nov. 25tb. 1850 T. C FADS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

CHEAPEST LrGHT IN THE WORLD. "A
nan named Lambourne. keeper Of ,
drinking establishment 10 Diamond Alley
was yesterday held TO bail by tho Msyor
On a charge Of tapping the gas pipe, whlct
led to a public lamp, and introducing j
into his house. He is said 10 have cam
phene burner over ii, and thus had a fin
light for nothing.
We understand that the discovery wa
made in Consequence Of the pipe being in
sufficient 10 supply the double demand, s.
lnceremoniousq m1de npon it,
Pittsburgh Com. Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

SINCE The result of the election and il
is definitely ascer,ained that Pierce is The
President elect, butter has risen square ~
to- 80 cts. pound and the hens, j, Is cur.
rently reported, have entirely ceased t
Il4y
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

A few weeks since We published an &C
count OF a bail storm which devastated The
upper portion of,his county. L was loca
in lis effects, but the great Hale storm tha'
occurred on the Cd inst. was genera
throughout the Union, and its effects viii
be felt by the whole country for the ensu
inc four wears.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

As an evidence OF the advance in the
price Of property q, Chicago, the Jonrna'
gives the following THE third block
vest Of The Madison street School House,
Yves, Side, which wss purchased Two years
ago for $4,000, changed hands last weeks
at $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

NEW LAND OTFIcE.-We direct at,en.
ton to the advertisements Of Col. I. G
EADs Well known as an old resident Of
this county, we trust success may crows
his efforts in the new business ia which b,
has embarked.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

A friend who has been delivering Sc
res Of lectures in the South, writes us that
he is about TO retire into obscurity We
must look after him, the next thing be
may lie candidate for the Presidency.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

We translate the following from the Kot
aische Zeitung Of the l4th nit: "At 'h'
late drawing of The Spanish State Lottery
eigh, poor little Savoyards, who gaine6
heir livelihood as shoeblacks al Bar
celona, won the great priZe-40.000 ptas
res ahou, 100000. One Of them hear
t il while 90 the way to clean gentle
mans boots. He went on and finished hi
work, took his two qaartos alb ut cent
Tor il, and then hunted up his companions
10 give them the Joyous news. 90 the
wav he me, the poor widow--rleh in chill
iren--of a former official, who, when she
was in prosperity, bad done much Cor tn
Savayord. ard once when he wBs sick, hat
eceivea him into her house and nurse
him. He now FASTENED to he widow, nnt
m,de known to her his goad fortune. and
tho end Of their sorrows. He afterward
held council with hi~ friends to decide ID
What wav 10 render her their assistance
and proposed that they should give her O
1000 piasires from the common stock -
Without hesitation the proposal wes &C
| -epied. and then away 10 the Church I,
hank God for their good fortune. The,
afterwards divided their remaining 10000
.a.tres equally. and imme diate'y lei B1r
elona Tor Savoy via N4rseiles by til
~team1 osr IN Y IribRae.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

The Gazette says, there are in Cincin
natl between four aud five hundred deal
ers in ready-made clothing. len Of whom
are using a capital of 100000 each
while The aggregate capitals is Ten mil
ions, nine hundred and twenty thousa NJ
dollars. raiors, clerks and sesnsressc
are enplo! ed to The number Of 10000 per
sons,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

The raising aud ia,tcniug If snsis hl'
II late Years verv much Increased H.
France. and, according 10 calculation
made al one of lhc Paris markets. the q.
mount consumed annually ia France is y.
baut 6,000.000 The price averages from
about 30 10 - cents per 100. and one ipdi,
vidnaii1 stated 70 make over 81 600 per ap
uum. by bis SCAT beds.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

A new illustrated paper is shout to be-
brought ou, 10 New York, By Messrs p.
r. Barnum and II. d. Beach, late of the
Sun. |, is TO be go, up in the highest
style OF art.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

4 gentleman OF this civ, says the Bos
ton Traveller, has a lavnrite parler dog
Who has long manifested decided taste
for music, nnlurmiy taking up his position
near the piano whenever !, Is PLAYED. and
avinciug unusual interest III the perform,
ances. A few DAYS since, as the gentle
man informs VS., his wife, While suing IL
IN adjoining room, was surprised ~ hear
o. she supposed, some person famhiing q
he piano in a singuarly awkward nan
ner. Ga examiniun the cause Of the dis
tarhance, she found The Dig, seized by an
impulse Of imitation. standing upon his
hind feet, and actually engaged ia attempt
ing 10 PLAY upon the instrument. Thu
is a wonderful dog, and no doubt, with
proper trimming, may become a musca
prodigy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

THOSE who did no, succeed in obtaining
"Piciorisl Life Of Gen. Scott" during the
campaign, can now purchase them very
low on application 10 our friend Horace
Greeley.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

A number Of persons have inquired Of
Is, what we consider The true cause e
Gen. Scots defeat. Candidiy, we think
il was caused by so many people voting
tor Pierce and so few for Scott!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

Effect or WEARING TIGHT BooTs -
Thomas Ltppeuc3lt, yorng man uow il
,ng At the Commercial Hospital. has iniar
I'd bls foot 20 such and extent BIS tho prsc
ice 81 wearing tight boots that il il nrce,
sary to have it ampaiated. The operate,
viii be performed on Saturday afternoon.
fCin. Com
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
FARM TO RENT.
A rgyIe Cottage with 50 acres Of land

TSyIe SOtuaSc Win 5U acres OF iaha ~"
"a der cultivation to rent Ims eean'iu'
heaths place, my late residence adjoining ho
town Of lie CLAIRE, is now for rent one or more
wears TO a good tenant In the dwelling areo
rooms, two OF which have good fire places, q
garden aboundlng in all kinds of berries, shrup'
berry and number orfrui, trees and tame grapes
the hundred bearing apple trees; COED s'hp,
smoke house, and well OF never failing ~
n the back yard. A spacious yard wen SCI w
blue grass, md large ornamental trees snf'au"hs
The whole house. set also with choice Rose pus"
es and other shrnbhery and summer Howl
good market al II times is 20 be toahu u ~
Claire for every hing that farmer "a na'
70 sell ! should Ike to sell 10 the Leaso''
rood work horse, two horse wagon, fanliiy ""s
gy and variety oi farming utensils. lh!s P.ur
erty wlt be rented on good terms ioi W" ~
apply TO T.C. EAps,,
General Land Agent,
Nov "a, 1859. Dav.oPon.
A Valuable tarn, oi 80 acres tor sale 2 n,,.
"A from pavenport--4O acres improved "'"
aud other Improvements.
w BhRRONS, County Surveyor.
Nov "a, 1852. -----,-,--
A SAW a.lfL with 200 acres OF ANU on on
- 'aehcd, partly improved, far sn'n, '"''
lme. ". BARNoN',
Nov "a 1879 County Srye'nr.
A FARM 81 i3o acres under good ln.P'u a.t
~ ment and good buildings, tor sair low
~ time ". BAkhoNa'
Nav "a. 1852 County SURVEYOR.
HOUSE and Lo, Tor sale On I'd s r so,,v.
A House TO Rent on Cd ST. ,,ows
! n Nov "a. w. BAhho"N
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

'Nella Parsons" must send her ,rue
name 10 confidence TO the editor. We
have 40 objections TO forwarding her friend
paper. Please use better ink and take
more care in composition.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

SPmITuALIsN THE progress Of this Ia
te-t sect l. another Of the marrels Of lh
j Y. Nearly every town aud villaGs Ia
it, "circ'e" or "medium," aud some lhei
scores The Cincinnati Atlas SAYS thor.
are ilree hundred "Spiritnal Circles
meeting in that city every week. aud W
see by notice IN The Times ihat pabii
meetings. are held al which "spiriis" spea
through one or more mediums.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

THE Mary c. arrived here on Tuesda,
with large body Of German emigranis
ia their passage from the Lower Rapid
TO ibis place there we're one death and foa,
births aboard
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

THANKSGIVING SToRY-We present our
readers with beautiful and appropriate
Thanksgiving tale this Thanksgiving
morning. No one but who can be benefited
BY its perusal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

WARRINGTON MONUMENT. 90 was
the amount contributed at the polls in thi.
place on election day, 10 aid in building
the Washington Monument.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

Our friend Jas. Thorington. Esq, leIi
last week for Alabama. Won't do james.
Salt river IS the place-no,hing but sali
will save US Wings now.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

STORM ON THE LAKES terrific gale
was experienced on the Lakes on The l2ti
inst. The Chicago papers bring us thr
particulars in the oss OF numerous vessel.
Of every description. Many lives werf
lost.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

As far rs heard from Pierce has Eli
Electoral votes: Scott - GEN PIERcEai4
nat carry his own town. The vote 4
Concord sta,d-. Scott nnd Hale 6T9: Pierce
j72: NJ jrity ngains, Pierce 81 BIZ
then, il Is said with too mach rrtIh. he hns
"on'rivea 10 carry nearly everything else
No Rcpub.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

lT Is generally conceded, BY those VIII,
are best informed, that Gen. Pierce car
beat Gen. Santa Anna running aud give
old Peg .leg the start.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
CHARIXARIi

Asa boy we were up 10 all kinds OF mis-
chief, but We believe that We never carried
The spirit so far as to engage in chariSa
ri Of newly married couple. The out
landish custom is said to have arisen out O
sn ill-assor,ed marriage, but with US ,ht
boys on every wedding occasion take ad
vantsge Of this relic Of barbarism TO lev,
tacsshesh upon the unfortunate couple
The occurrence has become TOO common
to be agreeable, and we trust our nu,hori
ties will take some measure to check i,
growing prevalence. We commend ia
suggestion to our Mayor, as matter o.
personal interest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

ATTEMPT or FEMALE To VoTE. 4 fe-
mile dressed in male attire presented her
self. on Tuesday, AT the 4h Poll Dstric,
ofthe XlXlh Ward. and wanted tn deposit
her vote. A bystander challenged her
right 10 vote, when she declined to '.kiss
he book" The inspector thinking her
face 10 lie rather smooth for legal voter
and thinking il possible that she might be
female, requested her to take off her bat
She refused, alleging that she had severe
cold. A police officer. who was standing
ihY, took the liberty Of raising her hs,
when the sex was at once discovered, and
he left the polls amid the suppressed
laughter Of the bystanders. -N y Tri
bune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

Coop AT CATCHING. Last THURSDAY
re caught horned owl! Surprised hin
perched among some vines Of porch
reed him in barn and grabbed him!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

VIE Wings are overcome, bat not cast
down. Singing is our heirloom, il IS true
our words are somewhat changed, but The
tune is the same. As We row up Sail
river thus we sing:-
had dream the other night, when ell sround was
s,ilis
I dresm'd saw old ,Puepec aiding down the hill;
The ahasty soups in his hand the fire in his
ssresr.o
s Free Soil allies wouldn't stand, but scattered far
and
CRoRrs-oh, poor Greeley,
Don't YOU spit me:
I'm going up Salt River,
With the plat lotm on my knee,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
Ten thousand thousand are their mouths,


Candidates for the pos, office can have
their names published in the Gszette 81
8 90 each. N. b. A liberal discount
msde 10 clubs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

Coon HUMoR.--A whig in New ' .
City writes to brother whp ~ i .N
hat The Democrats held an election .,
President, aud forgo, to notify Tho .n 20
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

eads and n earls.- A neither supi y Of
IL tnss interesting Novel, Just recei,ed-PIte
let's, they Will be sent BY mail, postage pad
Il ihe above price, by II. 4 p 'RfIR,
" Nv "a Rock island,
N SIC lCKS consisting ~ Ca MIN sacgg,
vi Canuca Landis, Mchdtl>uhn ColeeAob,
satlnIstry and other works Tor sale
Nav ~ A,pDR rE9'S Rick rsl,nd.
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G ven in this Central CT o. our
Power. BY express command ~
NE.ClID FL HASSEN pASHA

RECOMMENDED TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
DE- @4uRa=' CgfEaRkfEu SturcH Co "a zs1'.
The most popular remedy for Lung diseases ever M
rudaced IN the Tuitsd States. This prepsraot
c4nno, De too highly recommended 10 III. medical
Faculty as an aid in their practice Very oea were
patients OF delicate constitution reject all othtr Met
zeal account oil their nanseous last. Tbs VII
prove acceptable anI .fhcaiious. Some Of orr mrtt
cal friends no are acquainted ith the leader sr
Giles used IN the campostton OF Dg. Storms Aeo'ca
Scotch Cough Candy, purchased II OF us as regularly
as the other tndtsPeassbiss OF the once.
BARNARD, BRO. 4 co., 81. Louis no, General
Agents for tbe United States and the tsnudas.
Prrce oAs Dime per Rolls Rolls Tor rs cts, OF per
Dozen.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants Of Davenport
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

The Congregational Church at Spencer
point, n T., was totally consumed by fire
u la-t Tucsdoy week. II WAS VERY
,eaid edjlire Il cost the Society n,
Ogden some $4,000 Thee hRd ir,t pro
urea fine hsli, nd placed il 10 the tow
r, a lcw days before the accident.
The sofa, carpets, and a few other things
were all that was sawed. There wac ~
Insurance covering t of $4,000. The
Society designs pItting np noy ediica
immediately, on the site 81 The old one.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

TuE STuMr.-Dr Holmes, in his lecfur,
. few DAYS ago, al the l'abcrnace in New
York, laid down the proportions that th'
irsi product Of American civilization wa,
Violently a stump and that the first Intel
ectual product Of American civilization il
a man TO get upon il and max speech.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

The steamer living Off The Chagrin river proves
t. be the Michigan. She lies about three miles
from shore at anchor, drifting iullnd. Both
her smoke pipes gone and coiors at half mast
She has been in this critical position since Sat-
urday last.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

The CONTINENTS OF THR Easr.-The foi low
ing extracts # letter sent to the proprietor Of
Cherry Hsetofai, from FL HAssAs The ruling Pa.
sha Of i'rehlzond, at Ezroum, shows the peeu.
Tariiies OF Oriental courtesy
10 d.. J. c. AYER: he GsHia NJ rare leara.
ing, at LoteeH, in Massachusetts,, and Tie United
.stafes,
GuD Is GREAT ToRErfR:
have received your letter
Of aileetionate love, with the present d choice
Essence in Bottles, by which YOUR excellent skill
teaches 10 cure The affections Of my children.
As the life oil one OF ms people Is more dear
10 me than camels and gold, we shall pas TOT
sou n our helrt when They are raised mp from
the ten, OF sorrow by this product OF your deep
learning and beautiful wisdom.
For this Gift OF 1--we 10 your friend, 81 distant
over many seas, and for this rare invention gt
your skill, may you be placed IN such seals Of
honor and dignity among The great IN kns~I
edge, as We should ofer u you in our dom.h.
Dns.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
BUFFALO, Nov. 10.

The Pro Princeton. known 10 have been on
her passage from Cleveland to Baffao during
tie severe gale of Thursday night ana Frda,
ast, is no dcub, a total wreck by iounderlng-
Her two boats end part Of her papers. ,oettDrl
with large quantity Of her -four. have dTflet
ash ore about 20 miles above Dunk TX.