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Michigan southern and
NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROADS.-GREA1
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
Ess.z.tl 6. z5.;.s:5 49, 49,


ON and after MONDAY, May 3I-untii further no.
= tice-pa ssenger ste amers and trains W i'll
follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING
WESTW ARD.--One of the frstclass Steamers.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA
or EMPIRE STATE, will leave Buffalo daily. Sundays
excepted, at p NJ and Dunkirk at 70 at night, reach
ing Monroe at P. NJ. the next day, and proceeding
10 Toledo the afternoon.
An express train will leave Monroe al 2 P. NJ. or
or the arrival of the boat. daily Mondays excepted.
reaching Chicago the same evening ant connecting al
Chicago with first-cass steamers for Milwaukee and
other ports Lake Michigan, and with Canal pack.
cts end Railroads westerly from Chicago.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING
EASTWARD Express trains will leave Chicago at
r NJ. daily Saturdays excepted, and reach Moaroe
at 81 next morning.
An express steamer will leave Toledo every morn
ing. except Sunday. and leave Monroe arrival Of
the trains from Chicago-and reach Duneirk and Buff
fao several hours previous to the time for the first
Express trains east for New York; and Boston,
The steamers and trains at Monroe will connect
each way regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN Going WEST
WARb.-This train will leave Toledo daily. Sundays
OF steamers from Cleveland and Sandusky. and stop.
ping at all the way stations, will reach Chicago at
"a p. NJ.
GOING EAsTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily. Sun.
days excepted. at 2 A. NJ. stepping at all stations.
and arriving at Toledo at p. NJ. Connecting with
steamers 10 SInagsky and Cleveland, and arriving
thare III time for all the morning trains from those
places.
A packet-boat leaves Toledo at o A. NJ. for Fort
Wayne and ports on the Wabash Canal
JOS. H. MOORE, Superintendent.
Go IL
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AyER's CnERRy PEeroRAL-We wenid call tho
attention oil our readers to this excellent medicine
with the satisfaction one feels in praisng bene.
factor. Having been afflicted b { the serious eff
iec's d cold seated Oh the lungs, and found re-
lei and care rom its use, we can add our test.
nony TO the much already given to prove its sin.
gular mastery over disease. II any medicine be.
fore the community can be relied on TO cure aIec-
ions Of the throat and lungs, il is .iyer's Certl
Fectorni - Christian O5serrer.
DR. olohMs2 CELEBRATED SCOTCH LoeGH GANpY.
We have offered al manner OF testimony as 10
The excellency OF the Celebrated Scot Ii Cough
Candy rs Q remedy in Bronchial Affections, and
Liver Complaint, ID speps'a, &c. Desiring 10
haze an Agency IN every Town and Post Office
throughout the United States and tile Canadas
communications from any not yet supplied viii
receive due attention, il addressed to TIE Whole.
sale Agents, Messrs. BARNARD, BRO & CO,
i40 Main ST., st Louis, Mo.
Price One Dime per ROLL Rolls for e5 cts, or pei
Dozen.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants of Davenport
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Young Mems Scott Club.


VIII meet at the CLUB ROOM every MONDAY
EVENING between this and the 81 day Of November
next at ! O'Clock. Speaking may be expected.
A. l.. b. HALL, Sec,ye
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DAVENPORT JIWELRY STORE,

no IA BRAD. STREET..
c. Billion Is now opening ore d. the finest
aud best selected stock oil Watches Clocks and
JaWelty, ever brought TO his place, which he
will sell at very loss prices.
lis stoc k consists in pstt Of
CLOCKS AID WATCHES,
JeweIfy, Sill. spoons Spf Glasses, fine Cutie
~, Glaziet's diamonds. Card Cases, fancy good
and ayariely,of ether goods TOO numerous 10 men
ton. Call and examine his stock
ALFRED C. BILLION.
Davenport. Oct eth, 1852 6m.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF HORSES, WAGON, &C.

VNHE subscribers VIII offer fer sale at Public
i Auction on Saturday next, October ed, at
O'Clock P. NJ. the following described proper
ty:-3 good horses, good Wagon, sat OF liar-
ness and lot Of farming utensils. The above 10
be sold on credit Of months with approved
security.
Sale to take place in front Of G. L. Daven-
ports store.
SILAS & ISAAC GLASpELL.
Davenport. Oct 2lst 1852. II,
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BOOKS. BOOKS.

FJNflE subscriber has on hand number Of
i miscellaneous books, the remnant of his
stock which he viii sell at cost. Among them
vii be found some of the standard works, as
Byron, Rolin. Josephus, Goldsmith, Hist. Eng
land, &c. Also, a numner of llhles. PRAYER
Books sni some School Books. An opp rtuuitv
to purchase books so low does not often present
itself. A SANDERS.
Gazette Office.
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LADIES' FAIR.

A"e Ladies OF The I'd Baptist Church and con.
s'eSa'ion will hold a Fair at the lie Claire Hom,
W. '''e sale OF Fancy and Useful Articles (for the
F"PoSe Of aiding them in the erection OF House
~, orshlp;) commencing Thursday afternoon
be provided.
.ue citizens Of Davenport and vicinity are res
| ''''uily invited to attend.
y. 'sNe's for the supper so cts ), may be had a
-. o'ores o.! Nessrs Smith and Whistler. Also
~ we door of the Le Claire House.
Oct. I0lh, 1859.
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READ THIS.
Prairie State Stove Store.

Prairie State Stove Store.
I HAVE the right 10 sell the above Stove in
1 this market. Il is warranted 10 be the heas-
lest and most durable, 70 possess advantages over
all others for speed ami excellence in Cooking
and to give perfect satisfaction
will sell the above Stoves Wholesale at
Quincy prices, including freight
The undersigned having bought Col. N. B.
Buford's entire stock of Stoves and Tin Ware at
The Old Stand, Corner Of Main and Second
Streets, west OF the lie Claire House, would res
pectfully inform the citizens of Davenport and
the public generally that be has on hand and in
tents keeping the largest and best assortment Of
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
Ever offered in in this Market, which he will
sell low for cash or Country Produce. He will
also sell Tn ware at St. Louis Wholesale bill OF
prices.
Tin and Copper Ware repaired at the shortest
notice. Old Stoves taken in part paw for new
ones. Second hand Cook and Heating Stoves on
hand for sale
He viii! pay the highest prices for Old Copper,
Brass and Pewter. Give Us a call-no trouble
% show Stoves and 1in-wafe.
III. WICkERSHAM.
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''KAZLEwooD"--FoR SALE.

yKVf1IS valuable farm formerly occupied BIZ
j Mr.. Sargent, containing 60 acres Of farm
ing land in high state OF cultivation, an orchard
Of 600 thrifty frees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 40 acres of fine timber, situate
on The Blue Grass road AZ miles from this city;
is offered for sale on very reasonable terms.
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents.
March 9TH 1852
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FIRE. EEESk... FsssE.!.
INSURANCE OFFICE,

GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE.
BRADY ST., 1sT DOOR BELOW Posr oFFfeE CORNER,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
T KNOW that fire will burn woad and cr7tnltIs
L brick. As evidence lock for nv Grecian Cot
tage at the head OF Ma street. You will iind
II /? i where yours NAV be Tomorrow in ashes.
Delays are dangerous. Save yourselves from
vain regrets b. getting insured mmediateI, in
some 81 the safe Insurance G mpanys for which
atn AGENT
r. r. PARKER. General AGENT.
For FIRE LIFE. HEALTH aud LIVE STOCK Insu
rance Comparyfs Sept. 9th, 1852.
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.ari o. THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
r lC fSs Y NITED STATES WAlLSTEAMERs
xzxS ne ships composing this Line ,ht
vita MTG, CJrt. West.
PACIFIC. Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce.
BaLTlC Capt. Gomsock.
ADElATIC, Capt. Grafton.
THESE ships have bsen bull. by contract expressl
loF Government service, every has been taken
their const uction, in the Engines, TO ensure
sireAgth and speed and their accommodations for pas
sen2ers are uheqn4lied for elegance and comfort.
Pitce Of passage from New York to Liverpool in
500; 70 second cabin, $40; from Liverpool to New
York, 80 and e0Pounds sterling.
IA experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
NO berth can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From NeV lork From Lirerpoyl
Saturday. Sept, 4, Wedne sday Sept. 8,
Saturday, g -, Wedn esdGy, g %,
saturday, October 9, Wednesday, October @,
saturday, g 10, Wednesday, $ 90,
saturday, 30, Wednesday, Nov'r 2,
saturday, Novsr IL, Wednesday, " IL,
Saturday, g 81, Wednesday, Dec !,
saturday, Deer II, Wednesday, " Is.
Saturday, g IS. Wednesday, " 90.
For freight or passage. apply TO
EDW'D. X. COLLINS & CO., Sc Wall ST., n. Y.
90 BROWN. SHIpLEY& CO., Liverpool.
i. G.. ROBERTS & CO,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MONROE & Co,
26 Rue Sotre Dame des Victories, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable
for goId silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones metals, unless bills of ladings signed
therefor. and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept. 10th. Iei2-2ly
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Any a HARGIIN.
TO. FOE CALIFOENIA:

MICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS 10
wi emgrate California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipiniea river, containing
1913 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, 10 acres in
winter wheat, comfortable log house. Here 10
a chance for bargain.
Apply TO COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb ~, 1852.
TTNtLE TOMS CABIN, a large supply this
u day received by PORTER.
Rock slant A ny 3D. 1852
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F.is8A A's HONG GROVE FOR
SALE.
200 acres OF Timber Land

NEAR mouth of Pine river in Muscatine
~ county for sale in 70 and 90 acre lots by
March ~. COOK Il SARGENT.
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CITY LOTS FOL; SALE.

WE have forty Lots in screens Addition
w and ssCook & sargent's addition" to the
city of Davenport, which we will sell at fair pri-
ces, and to persons DESTROYS of improving will
give liberal credit Tor portion Of the purchase
money. COX & SARGENT.
Davenport. Feb IL. 1852
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FOR SALE.

A FARM in Blue Grass settlement of $50
Z \ acres, all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post and pine boards--Orchard 200 fruit
trees. &c, together with ITO acres OF timber
land, will be sold very low in one tract or it will
be divided into lots 10 suit purchasers.
March II. COOK & SARGENT.
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REMOVED.

81 SCHMIDT have removed to
- the nev building On Corner OF Brady and
81 Streets fnearly opposite the Post OtIics1
where they will be happy to see then friends
and customers.
Dayenrnrt Inne Eth ln52 ALL
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COOK q BROTHER.
Cook. Jso. p COOK.
FOR SAIL.

4 FINE farm CT the Mississippi River adjoin-
n ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable DWELL
ing house and the VI hole handsomely and eligi-
oily situated. VIII be sold al at good bargain.
For terms emu re Of J. s Simpson, Buffalo, OF
of COOK a. SARGENT.
navertrarf Tan 1nfh 1850
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UNIMPROyED LANDS FOX SALE

WE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres Of Prairie Lands in
Lots OF Forty, Eighty enc hundred and SIXTY
acres, lying in different parts Of Scott county,
selected b. ourselves with great care.
COOK & SARGENT.
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CITY TRADE RrIsD-s

SATURDAY, June l1-6 y. n.
haus--Wc heard Of 80 bhis. being sold at - Is a
- Tor pots aud 81 15a 50 81 Il fJr pearls per 100 b
lRf 1rfIi Jnr still active. ,ving
been made OF II 500 tbl. linked western ordinary TO
straight STATE. ana fuperhne Canadian at ~ OGi 81
ls iair 70 fancy Wostrn. choice state aud iayovitc
ono ~ ~ lS4 tl515 with common to good southern
at - 4osl - t2lc per Dbl Rye -four and corn rc4
seemed quiet but hrm 1900 bushels Canadian wheat
veie GiEosed 81 az private contract; 500 bushels river
rye. al iO1c II t.c adyarce with 40 900 bushels
uDmorchon tahe, mixed Western and round yellow corn
NJ 65c. CGc. Gle 63c. and C3y,c a64l.c ilfswf ~
improvement State oats were obt.inabe az 42Isc n
~ gc--a reduction
CoFfrr but 80 bags Rio found a market ei6c \
oi4c demand limited.
CorIoS.-The saes, today amount to 500 bales with
out change in prices
fEIcn1s TO Liverpool were steady aud about 900 bales
cotton were engaged IN separate small lots at ga
d.lbd nnd ab, IS 900 bushels and wheat AZ 3a<d
a "a IN BULK. Flour was III ia To J5d asked There
vas no change 70 notice In rates London uayrc To
Gssguw, $50 barrels rosin were engaged az Is Sd To
tmiornia engag ments making ut 45c a 75c per
foot per Measurement goods and so $40 for heavy
goods
pnosIsIoNs appeared brisk and buoyant the transac
tcD comprising about 7jO bbs prime aud mess pork at
SIS 20 Slo ~ r. and us 2s SIS 2j $50 packages
shoulders ana hams. Mt re IA &c and SIZE n &c
2bU barrels fair 10 prime lard, at 9%c 10a g. per Id
VIII ESQ bible, prime and mess beef ut s6 ~ S. and
Sll Sl5
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wosANs PRIVATE srprc.L cox

psp"n-+ by DR.. q Erurto, an, trptossa
of Womer.Tv eotioth ashton, IA NO.. M 30 ~
Years Of suffering Of ply seal cuo mental euh 20 r,,sr
eD soDcts wts acs pecuuisty daeusies 10 A.c
WORK. " is intended ss'ss,y mn .rtes 4, th.
contem plating marriage. dsclsses .scr
1htsh should be ka0wu 10 them particularly
befs also, every icmea hs sil.--tbe ont
either oHiohr tnt0 aomahhood tbe other The
.. years-in Whpn IGturA eoutsmp'ares ~ impsrIa.t
nnhLSe eHn discover the oauscr I'D tbs
ainnt remedies and most oartsin wedS
soWliAin. 70 winch tsr sen IL suiisct.
lhAtrse o lotte< from gov tonsD in Dsysoo. Ohibj
". Al W AAvRnrsAu;- DAyroH, Ma, l, Lst
", DEAR S'R- nv wife hsa proepuhly enhnas Il.
gnh ard suffering gonbs before ard aurog ner
bnemspteve-y Fucsassivo and fcn'tat,np
and pfossrasDs her, putting her life ir imminent dhps
ana which se Inst ason asspnireJ o. suppus~s
sbr state 81 thprs inevitable ard forgaed myself
meet the Az this tine (now about two mouths,
beard boob highly spoks. ~ c-ntanirr
terr reaching On lite ass p-rurl
The RELIEF IL sGoroas diatses.t MIND
the joy ite paros impaired 60 wife, 90 e-enns
opened pfosloet which H.tio c6ncaived 80
sibo. Bot for this, another pss6S
my ho,d In all human ubsSiity gifN aaut tnss
beex in her grave, ard NY chtidrea loft motterina.
" IL. of course imrraetoshle TO
serious eHlJocts treard 10. 81 su,o s.r
'otrnord in~ tht uprrled cn0te, pit tpa nae
ttr sale ~ ~ rcadwHy and e ttr rtluebfal p
ifberty wrtit rev Vort Ihftie & 81. Ath.ry tlar
tuerSr, hntln hiatnWA, 7. po*crars e5 csaar~f
era', 'hha@e'p''s - re recoipt " 81, r.cv ~
srSntnntno ~ ntii ftcr y Postage wy ptr ~
Mit'n nits ~ iMttr rrupf ~ acpa01 tt u
Liberty stsgat.
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In Paris. Frsnce Mag - At the Church Oratotre g.
IIono,e by ID. Rev. John :. @ Abbott Evan MoaRis
tsq oil Philadelphia. 10 Mss Mary daughter Of smith
Cutler .ir Esq II the city Of New YORK
~ the Spring street Church on Tuesday. June s. by
the Rev DIR. Campbell. MIR WILLIAM S. CAmERon 10 Miss
SAfhE NJ SsRiI. all OF this city.
Albany papers pieese copy
On ihurGsy evening June 10 ty tho Rev Charles a.
Ssners pastor ii the south Baptist Church Mr. ARsa-
EnApsHAw. formerly of Albany to Miss JANE r.,
second daughter Of joseph Jenkins. Esq OF this city
Albany aud Eustein papers please cory
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not said they could not .tsnd it, Osught~) The
wing chnnat 81 upon osc Plato, unless they know
VIA ! mont b, them But democrats II an lines Of
o1.ncn have L. &c 1t. They have Sol a Captain
ttou among them. ana must come down Canghtcr)
ne a..not ratio party made coalition thc most vie
since the rSys 81 Judas lcariot lut what the uie
q the platform 4 hey don't 20 Il (Na. Ina lie then
spike about thc cD,l Lctvcen fr. soil r. .nd demo
Gratis in matLcfuset's and the coalition which elected
Linn BOYD Slttatl 81 thr House, SAID some biting
THINGS shout theirccrducr ~ ibou 81 ned the late
wis cautus. ant "a . -hAI ciiot there mate
break ~ ~ Wig sra form ,afd party but although
Tie faily faI t,u killed before IL iil possessed as
mAth vitality astvr. III ncus hr spid he would sup
uoit iot re dsnt~cctt any body elsr-wio
VII ccrroaihi. opinions the lppo "a scott would DO -
TX would tptuR II hi niii-f sho.e os tbs
pcntlenin rom FLORIDA mt IL II cnaiur struggle Ire
"o,iu tci AZ III Vermont 1ny .. hurly's Zane felt
w,tn ~ iiay wourd,G, nnc SGd, 80 ~ them.
dcad ~ 'hoio aIc plenty q cartridges ~ my pocket y
(iauFh,V
Tho cnwl which hal gathered round Nj Starly "
dh.H,c, ,ptTl body -etn,d - bay enjoyed a rl,A en-
ierialnmCnt sra lie hhl wa neatly G,.rted
Nh scnno~AAlIR (whis} of y u ylred his yirvs
sea,ust nnl.ng ih' scr pitm.se iinaiits
t'nceN - tia ~ law pitect thn il should
he ated ad H. opposed pritni sr.uts g. lod 20 tac
ne to- = foi afoHd pposes - the rroct 81 the old.
Toe con4iili!ec rost nud the House adjourned
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2, 6 Dawson snd Ion.
rToveIn ent- of General Pierce.

BosFoN luHe - 1859.
cen Pierce isachtd ibis city iast evening but left
aeain a. i've oeicok this az orboon f,r Concord IT,
10 ii.tsnds to avid III pubic receptions
rs--A dcspatth from tonrcrd says Crowds ar
o~anp General pierce. arrival but ne of TIL cers NJ
North AA3cNc. where he reno n over sunday"
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Cleared
ste'm'iin Ala5ama LaaoT ss.a.aah. 5 Y Ni,oAiIl
o,,stio R..,,., po,r., Norc,. 3. 1,a,a, !. po,.
's s!.;, o-,, NAM, p,.,.,. r...i.o rnsn..
si u.is sia An u 49,, =
ss,p ,t,ae9 L's'asn CORK San F,aas,:.s = 3 sutton
SNIP liovsra tns,o) Siemar a.lSuis scsinias 4 BAL
d s.i, c,-,a,o n.,.,enx 8. An, Nh - n.,.~ :,
Nart5l oaa" sD"u) Busch cu'da'are' & Aas'si
L ~ mary Adsiiae s2an'sins valparaiso white
oapi Na,e,ss fsr) pc Fay Baae sailors, Nj, slauin
rt ss, I iias spo.rc s. o.o M. s,,ooy 49,
ii l-a '''' = ''0''S = '''4 w. '"'0''' Law
DaS. AscI,a.oss, Wilmington .'i x,
M Cicn.crt Mayo saass Fo.tor s Nciersor.
u ~ n'''s ''' N,' f''' @a '''''' i''''r { I'''
z g. FsVf 5'"s coret' St Domingo City Brett VOC
81. rfs tRri Moore. swine. 2. ! uurtrr& CO.
I asS T. , 9 % ;as. Hs, h,' NJ '.i's Elws
+ ed s, ar,ci.. Queen ca,s KINGSTON >. G Gibbons.
-. 49, 49, 81, tssa. acisgn,'- T.a@ps,a & Hunt y
~ -. a MI 'lsa'y Ei'" j: hI i''''
~ ,'"'.' ''"'' "A''' r'@' ,'a' s4'.'n' "''A''
H. 4 @s,%s NM, Eg'I rss r ~ aSet MAS hewi'
@ \, w. s1s y p9tt : nnck Co.
III s. amross W'ii,1rd i,rant ! y Il w
ps &C. Aevoreisaa Packet (Ir' Farrell AaliF'1'
rgf7 Juath ward Tucker GEORGETOWN Sc IL Brock
"a :.ebr Cora 4 rt,ascy ns,. Newborn naaa4 r,stt.
upr ia.
Ssl4 Gs!ioro, Nelson, Richmond, g " Piorsou.
s.tI stfy Conf .on, Il Wand, Richmond, Van Brunt
Scir I.otay Powell Bnltin,ore, Van BruLt 4 Staght
aehr ytU:'rv. BAKER, Philadelphia, W Mckee.
SCR Mary Wiz. tidridge. Portsmouth. LOWS.
StAr MAJ tim nugiQ swift, Salem u w Ropes
SIR CON. Krarncy Lowell B"at.n ! n Levi '
Srtr Isl.nd j Mfer & Co
Sehr kate Anterior, Anderson. Bultast Me- Brook
man.
Stoop Thos Hawkins hawkins, Providence.
Siorf Excel Ford Providence.
Sioop attrJ ,Hst9I er'ses Providence.
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NtW hbDl.bh aUNks--A s'kAGI cat NUNe or
~ tho Nature srd trest.cr 81 Lisssss.. d aess
nieh N D. ptsesisia6 piysitiao surgUSH. e
% Hcs' Complaints f.is. rsancuc 80 s! ST., o.cta
pjAtss latrnot from ths bpatcS Ne ~ auv Srvss
Journal 10 Hirs De ra'f fesr'se~y ~ H. egnst act
Or kie"rds great work the feny
tsr snreiiot t. Anything 81 the kioa puc t
ceuuTf Aueher u work vtses and shsig tsr~tss
consequence tMss Without doTb' tbs mos. trgtau isf
ctsnt book IN thu srs eot prb5pei prict 3
author ofa haes Natural hcssh pit 80 Family gs~
.issn Saase Of ouAcs,ry so ho Fsr ta. a. ~,
she Author. 5t4 grosdvGJ.
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BRrG Potomac in coming out Columbia River O. 4th
ult struck the middle sand bar, She remained
thor the 9th when she returned, throw
ing OK load overheard; leaking bsoly Another
count tays che will he q total ioss.
sour .RptDv tof phiisdclrha) TAYLOR. from Norfolk
ia crFD ~ tar auD l0ce Had gone Ashore 90 smith
srt ahd gobo 10 piece Captain aud saved except
one MAJ.
Waniorneu.
Arr Wsfrrr M Jruo ~ ri ETnnElir. Barton, Tai
raluNur - ua1r. vfb t0e bills ~ ~.
Cld salt 10fh baIh tlnta hn) Bonj Fraakiin (0f
Beyorly) Brown, North Atlantic Ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

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