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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
s4 4 JAMES STEWART O.
Cutler and Gum Maker,

No. 25 Exchange Street. ......... Worcester, Mass
II y. Returns his sincere thanks 10 the inhabitants
Os of Worcester and vicinity, Tor their liberal pat
rohage, and hopes from his experience in the Trade
and strict attention to business 10 merit continuance
of their favors -
s. begs to state that he makes, sharpens cleans,
and repairs Cutlery and Guns, OF all kinds. large
assortment of Keys kept always on hand. Locks and
Keys Repaired Jobbng neatly executed oz2 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c
Arrival Of Dr.. 6. w. Robaok at Boston

The celebrated DR.. c. w Ro.
back, from Sweden, Professor
ofAstrology. Astronomy, Phre-
nology, and Geomancy, having
just arrived from New York,
where he has met with the
mos extraordinary success for
She last two years, now Offers
his services TO the citizens OF
Boston and its vicinity. @. W.
Roback being the seventh son
of the seventh son, and having
Amade AstrClogy his exclusive
Sstudy since the early age Of Is
lyeals, enjoys the advantage
4 deriSed from travelling and re-
Infection, that is possessed by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
THE FRRNCH LUNAR PMS.

Who looks ON wnman's vanished bloom,
Her asted form and lauguisiled air
Nor murmurs that a ruthless doom,
Should snatch away The young and fair.
SO accomplishing in her woe,
50 meek amt lovely in distress,
Taat though she seemed prepared TO 90.
We cannot learn TO spare her less.
Would she return her faded eve,
And be relieved Of all her ills,
Oh, let her he ADVISED to try
DR.. HILLS LUNAR PILLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
Leicester and Worcesteg Express.

rTNlE subscribers will daily Express for the
veyance of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other KIP Freight between the above MINED places,
and after this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock, p. Nj.
All orders entrusted to us, left at the Post Office,
HORACE Waite's Store, Leicester, where States
may be folnd will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at II. Newton's, 9O7 Main
street. JOEL SHELLEY 81 co.
Leicester March l, 1853. mare dawti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
ROSES Providence & Worcester Xpress

R0SSS Providence & Worcester Xpress
By Every Train.
ETzzzEssassz1 PACKAL Es Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
sgs9 and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
iers attended to, with despatch.
Packages and small forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fall River Mansfield, Atleboro
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass F.; Blis-
toll Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, War
wick Wlckfeld, Peacelae, and Wakefield R, l.; and
Stunington, Conn. OFFICE.--Am. House, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
agRIAGES.

NLAs Ne EoAfANN GLS9e
-. kgEF7yS y A. TOLMAN d. co. have 40 new
& Ef75sf ~ ~, CARRIAGES for sale. Coaches
Is egs5 Es5 Carrsalls, Phaeton,, Top Buggies,
SAz-Sz<~ Chaises. . l,siss n
Also, secondhand Carriages, 10 new Harnesses
An assortment of Trimmings.
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent enamellrd Cloth, Axes, &c London Elastic,
and Common Vanish; without adulteration
y We have applied &t As@ An
.'sEveretrs Patent Coupling"
so that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round In
half the space usually required, and easy OF access
to passengers. We believe this the best Improvement
that has been made for many years.
We Agents for the sale Of shop and single rights
No. 10 and ~ Exchange street. lii@ dawif
+ u. 7. LAZELL, 20l Main Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ln y
= Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. &C.,
s. Also, GOLD FOIL i.nd PLATE, q p
Mfnerak Teeth, and bsntSi lpstruments
al Of which offered tor sale, at tho lowest Boston
prices. ~ ~ f'aiit nAF ianl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
Leonard's Express.

r-EzzFrz===ss6 To and from Boston and intermediate
$500 ,,sesssssS Places by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch. diff jeS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
EXPRESSES, &c.
ADAMS & CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
AND CATERORNTA EYEBRRSG

& CO. forward Goods, Parcela,
"A. Money, &C., and make collections
81 on Norwich, New York. Philadelphia,
IN ---ss-- Washington, Pittsburg, and St. Louis,
with the utmost promptitude, giving all possible care
tcall and any kinds ofbusness Of above description
entrusted to them OFA. & Co. also forward Parcels,
Letters to all parts of Europe oFFICEs9 Court
st., Boston; Is Shetusket St., Norwich; b. F Boes,
New York; Light s., Batimole Penn. Avenue SVash-
ington IS Fourth ST., Pittsburgh corner OF Pine and
Water-sts., ST. Louis; L. L. MASON Express Office,
coraer of Mann and Mechanic Sta, Worcester.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester. Nov. J. 1858. diff w. B. DINsMoRE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
Eeolian For Sale.

A FIRST RATE octave, beautiful toned Eeollan,
N for sale low. Any 0ne wishing firstrate 4nstru-
nenf, is invited TO call aud examine it, at Heyens
Agency Office, SIS Main street, next door to Seby's
Auction Room, decl5 Fl, e dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
Or CornelI'g PAIN ExDeIler.

A PERFECT Charmer of Pain" Manufactured
"a IA by - $40 8. u. FULLER d. 90.
steres Tfemont fempe, Boston. Sold by DeaIers
generally 1Al4f1 Ills iS hyl4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
Diaries For 1054,

IA LII siEss and prices. The coming year For sale
! a 81 as go diff 7sSe ss Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14

I00 DOZEN finished Calf Skins, weight from "a
lN1O 20 80 lbs. the dozen, for sale by ALDRICH &
CO., and constantly recryng-these OF this weight
in Store on consignment No. Is and As Front st..
n4 du IS EiiA4sz 81 s Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
GROCERIES,, &c,

En CARTOONS and D ums Choice EIeme Figs.
lCO 100 Drums Good Elcme Figs For sale by
WIN. o. SWEET & Co,
1856 Main Street
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
Mammoth Pie Plant

b. +. Cahoon, Of kcnosha, Wisconsin,
has sent us three pie-plant Leaf stocks that
oat-go anything we hive over seen Of the
kind before; a. alter having performed
the long journey from the place Of their
growth.-in what way we are not informed
the three stalks weigh ELEFEN AND qt'AEEER
rouSrs. We jrdgc from appearance, that
one of them would have weighed, when first
pulled, five or SIX pounds. We are assured
by those who have tried this variety, which
is Seeding, grown within few years by
Mr.. Cahoon, that the richness, tenderness,
and all good qualities, arc superior to the
kinl in common use. / 80, all our market
grlneis Shout procure Il, at once, as i
would add immensely u their praiits. The
largest stalk exceeds IN size, all the way up
10 the branches, oar ability tograsp it with
pretty large hand. We have heard il
stated that one root will produce one hum
dred pounds 81 stalks suitable for pics in
one season, and that il continues to rroW
until the ground treczes.--.i. y. Trib.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

rsaHE subscribers wish 10 sell the following described
OF land. Two thirds oTtlte island lying
miles above Davenport commonly KNOWN as Fulton's
isand. embracing aboGt 80 acres and including excel
lent wats privileges, also about ,. acres on the Iowa
shore.
Also, n. w. half Y. W quarter af section ~, and
~ L. fractional quarter OF section IT. in township sc.
range east. 900 acres.
Also y. ~. qnarter Of y. w quarter Of section ~,
township so. y. range, : east, 100 acres
Also. four city lots between Sixth and Seventh SIS
on Scott street. Enquire Of
H. WICKERSHAI.
VIM. PLAlTS.
Davenport, May eth 1854. tr-w weeklyn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
The platform Of Horny Clay.

The Kcokuk Disptach, Burlington Gaeett
and other sheets OF that ilk, arc accustomed
to appeal to Uassn Wings, to Nation Wings
and TO the admirers Of Henry Clay, to unite
with them in sustaining the Nebraska and
Kansas bill, and the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise.
How dare these life long I.ocoioco Wilt
6ers OF this noble patriot attempt thus 10
blackcn hismemory, andaPpea TO his friend
10 sustain them in the sacriIt gious desecra-
ton Of that compact which bis eloquence
and influence carried tlrougl The Congress
Of the Nation, to the restoration Of The peace
OF the county, and to tic perpetual excIu.
sion Of Slavery lrom that immense region
OF county now included in Kansas and Me-
braska! The dying words Of Henry Clay,
the last grea; effect ot his exalted patriot
SIN, bears glorious testimony against the ex-
tension Of human Slavery And we be-
seech all the patriots Of Iowa 10 mark well
the following sentiments, which we extract
from bis speech IN the Senate, il February,
1870 lie said;
81 never can, and never will md ne earth.
Iy power will make me vote to spread S!a
very over territory VIII re it does not exist. =
And again in the same speech:
~ repeat q, SIR, nertr edR, and nerel.
,ciH, and no earthly pomar wM mlls me
vote directly or indirectly, to spread 'slarery
orer Territory wdste il does not egtst fer-
er ah,le reason holds her seat IN ma
6rain--aerer, chit ny heaH St.as he ritai
Ruia through ,ay reias-NEIERs
La view Of these facts and declarations Of
Henry Clay, let no American citizen be 50
base as to invoke his authority in behalf of
openingup Nebraska and Kansas to the
South with their Slaves; and especially let
no man protesting himself sClay Wing"
prostitute this proud appellation BY sustain
ing that infamous fraud upon treed9m--the
repeal OF the Clay Compromise Of $780,
ksotut Why.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
AMERICAN CREAM SOAP COMPANY

CT>E propretors of the western branch of the Amer.
l lean Soap Company take this opportunity 10 in
form the citizens Of Davenport and throughout the
State generally, that they have recently established the
above mentioned business at davenport, where they
intend carry the manufacturing of all the varieties
Of Soap usually made by the parent Company at New
YORK. mong which may be found the American Cream
soap. article Of celebrity in thc East and IN extern
siye This article OF soap viii wash with cold or
water, hard or soft. requiring but slight haR,
rubbing. The pounding bbl. wash board and hot
studs are all dispensed with; requires hour two
soaking then ight hand rubbing and good rinsing
they viii be perfectly clean and beautifully beached
Wo0ens Calicoes and all ot!er coorcd articles wash
with soaking Furniture aid paint wash IN strong
suds and rinse for removing stains aud spots See
hai.d bills
In using our Palm Soap, together with the Family
pale soap for Laundry purposes, Proceed as with The
Cream Soap, using cold water hard or soft. in win
ter water nay be warmed for convenience sake. Rub
the soap all dus spots and proceed us above. (For
,,afteulars see hgnd hs,) The above named Soaps
IRE warranted 10 perform As recommended, or they
may be returned for which the money will be refunded
Transn rent aud Toilet ials oil various R!fds ana OF
the finest and best qualities
The propricors OF the western branch of the Amer
lean Soap Company have purchased the rl.nt 81 the
State CT Iowa for purposes as above stated, ana nope
soon make arrangements for the supply OF the en-
tire State confidently believing that oar soaps Will give
perfect isaction 10 all who use them. Judging from
the fact that such has been the result in the East where
thew been in extensive use for three orfour years
pas, The prupretors take pleasure in further stating
that their soaps contain nothing that will cause the
least injury 10 tie most delicate fabric. No fluids no.
Thing that viii color: but on the contrary Written
and the garment from being rubbed ana ooiied 10
pieces.
Let Us HOW ask. is il not time for some mproy ement
to made in the Laundry room! IL " said that we
live IN an age Of improvement. What improvement
has there been in this branch vi busncss Is II not
fact well known that clothes have been pounded. boil
ed an. rubbed out faster than 10y wearing? And fur
her is il not tfie that thousands Of females have been
hurried 10 premature grave by colds contracted in
TIE I.4unary BY standing over the fire and steam,
in All excited and then going into the open air!
Other evils of a minor importance are often eNperen-
ccd nv the use OF cold dinners dirty houses and sour
faces.
Fhrii's hump, thump, scold, scol'l away;
There's very little comfort on the washing day.
BY the Of chr Soap all these evs are az once rem
e,i.d our SOAP can be had at most of the principal
stores and groceries in Davenport and throughout The
state We hope IT, establish agencies throughout
lie entire state. All orders prompt! attended TO.
n,varnori inn, 81 CiiAs. MOORE co.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

SrRCIrAL NOyELrY.-Dr. G.. B. w a!ker
performed surgical and novel operation
upon the person of a returned Ca, tornlan
The operation consisted in the extraction
OF worm about one inch in length and
onc-third of an inch at its greatest diameter,
from the lower part of the abdomen OF his
patient. The worm is supposed to be GEN
Grated in the human body, from the sting
OF deposit ola small fly, tamiliarlyi known
on the lsthmus as the Chigre, which tre-
1ucntly infested the fingers and toes of the
inhabitants The patient had consulted
some Of the most eminent Physicians in
New York and Boston, who could not be IN
duccd to attempt the operation, on account
of its extreme novelty in the practice DR..
w. succeeded in extracting the pest worm
without difficulty, and the patient is doing
wc!l.-EraRSuiA Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

WAN AGAINST THE IRIsH The war a
oainst the Irish commenced by the Demo-
cracy OF the United States SO suldel l. and
so surprisingly, is spreading in extent and
vindictivene-s. We gave few das sn,e,
the attack on the Irishb By Preside n pIERcE' 5
New York Organ, the National True Dem
ocrat, which paper classed the Irish with
the "negroes." The Richmond (Va.) Er-
aminsr, another organ Of the Administra-
ton, whose editor-in-chicf was recently ap-
pointed to an important diplomatic post,
keeps up the attack, and makes an on
slaught upon the whole body of foreign
emigrants promis 81. Louis iatel-
hgeacer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

John P. Tiden, Esq, whose farm ad
Joins our city on the north, has production
which opens a question for ural'sts.-
On Friday last, Turkey came from her
nest, (Which she had secretly made in the
orchard followed by brood consisting OF
eight turkeys and ten quaiis. She exer-
cisea, maternal care over them all, the
quails being quite as well contented as the
turkeys. The query is, how did the two
broods come together-ns it takes more
than twice the length Of time to hatch the
turkey that it does the quail.--Pcru Union
Ctr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
nseuFRRE0TypEs!

'TE subscriber would respectfully solicit The aiicn
tiun otthe ladies and gentlemen Of Davei port ait
surrounding country TO his line specimens oil DaFhcr
rcatype-. Pictures taken in any Kind of weather roi
ocioeE i NJ. 10 81 z. NJ.
II Tie celebrated CR.YoN DAGrERRrorYrEs taken
Also Dagucfrcotypes Eiecirutypcd.
Il 50 picture 10 leave my room unless perfect sat
iS.iciiua i given.
II Instruction, givcantle Art.
N. +. kAYSER. Artist.
Med. Col. Building. .cor. 81 y Brady sis
Davenport. jane IGlh, ls54-trlwtf.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

GETTING INTO SocIEIY.-The Pailadel.
phia Ledger, in very sensible article,
speaking Of Americans wig 10 all they can
to noursh feeling OF social caste
in this country, which they call "society,"
says:
1T il principally with the female sex
that this mania RACES. A young man
marries half educated girl, both being,
perhaps, not worth a thousand dollars
In time, partly by good luck, and partly
BY good management, the husband anas-
SEES fortune, Now, all at once, the
wife, hitherto anxious only for money to
bring up their children properly, and to
smooth their old age, begins to talk about
position. But, instead of seeking that po-
s!tlon, by custvating the mind and man
ners, she thinks u obtain it by securing ad
mission into this, or that set Of arbitrary ex-
clusyes. To be invited to Mrs Pretension
Oh her visiting list, is what the deludcd wo-
man believes to be getting into society"
What slight she endures what meanness
she descends to- what intrigues she under
takes in order to achieve these ends. She
follows Mrs. Potiphar to Newport, and
takes a box at the opera behind Mrs Dash.
She put her coach into livery, hires
French nurse for her children, and pur-
chases pew at the Church of the Rev.
Mr.. Cream Cheese. Bye-and bye she fat
tiers herself, because she knows all these
silly people, that she has obtained posi-
ton" that she has got into society" And
yet she is, perhaps, just as iliiterate, as
mean, and as vulgar as ever; for her French
dinppYs da nat M, lya VA lya har Ioar cplE III
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

NUMBER 33S.-Whla woman named
Mary Callen, Of No. 1O5 Mercer street,
New York, was ia the act Of re-flling u
burning lamp with eamphcne it exploded,
setting fire to her dress and burning her in
several places. SO that she Is considered in
dangerous condition.
4 very careful newspaper reader who
keeps a record Of accidents says this is the
333th case ofexplosion and injury from re-
plenishing camphene lamps while burn
ing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
Dry GOODS AT COST.

) consequence ot the serious Illness Of Of the
l purtnrf3, are ab0at to close up business. For
that reason now offer our large hut well selected
stock Of DFy G9ois 1T COST. Come quic!; and make
seleGti ms whs o1f STOCK is fall.
Dealers viii 10 wei TO give a caii.
BLASDISG G. RICHARDS,
Main ST. between Fr5la and Second.
y. 3. ~ connection With ihe abeye, ]. L. Ft}!1 +
@.ti <,ii Iii, entire >toe "i BOOTS. SHOES ar l..t-
THISCit laa sane store agd same terms. New is
your.rliai.ee Tor bargains fou call seon.
naK aEn4rt .IuMe gum. ls54.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

y ESPECTFI LILY Informs the citizens Of nasen-
IL port and vicinity thai he intends naf ing this place
permanent location for III; purpose e afaccing his
profession.
De-. g. having RECENTLY visited several East rn cities
aHl iikca especial care - become acquainted with
lat. Improvements III the profession. tDsetaer with
eight wears practice, feels confident that III viii give
cutirc satisfaction To those tho may favor him with
their patronage.
il has also with him seyer. letters from gentlemen
Of the best respeetabihy, by whom he has been pal,
ronized,
Office Brad, St., next TO Sd ST., over II F. &
w. Nitcle!l's stort.
jane 20. isSi-Btgw-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

AN OFFsEr.-The Chicago Journal says:
Those persons who raise their eyes in horror,
at the enormity Of the offence committed ny
Cassius NJ Clay in speaking on the "tourth
of july against human slavery and the en-
croachment Of slave power, will doubtless
experience much satisfaction in the kno"i-
edge that Stephen A, Douglas, the same
day made speech in Philadelphia IN favor
Of the Nebraska swindle and against human
freedom
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

rg-IIE subscriber having Cited upa ho'm for NcaN-
nr- the above fabrics, woUld hereby intimate to I've
M bI' era Nv thai lie Is ready To execute "rfk
In the atoye line for such as may tce disposed 10 EN-
tny him. lbs stand is In the North EAST 'o1'er OF
ihl, Precinct. about twenty or hrty rods due norm
of STEPHEN Green's Goa! Bank, having Ar. cooper ;
Iuuis on tue East urId those OF Elisha Coates on thc
North. ,....,,. 10,
the weaving of Rag Carpets Work as above iet WIN
him al his house Will be thankfully received and pune
tn,iIy attended TO- DAVID BAIRD.
JulN lith, lsJi-I53N
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

4 FATAL Poor OF INuTiLiTT A man
named Leroy, in Paris, who had inventeda
steam carriage for travelling on ordinary
roads, was recently going in it towards the
English channel to ship it for exhibition.
when in descending Hill the carriage struck
some obstruction, tipped over, and poured
the hot water from the boiler over Leroy,
scading him 50 badly that he cannot re-
cover He had spent ten years and all his
means in periecting his invention, and had
received fatttering testimonials from va
rious European crowned heads
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20
srWINE MACHINES.

1NHE subscriber IS Agent for Wheeler. WiEon s
/ Co.'S superior Sewing Mathines-hN tir Use VI
these u,at hines very much o that ltl has been i
drudgery becomes but pleasant task-ary who have
read Mrs h. 0uke smiths letter pUtshed III tie A. Y.
Tribune sometime stree. in relation TO t}en. Will coed
no 9ong eonme:dati1ns here. Whoever has wish TO
$50 these beautiful and truly ka6ar Saring .f4cAtRes
operate t,tn be graiitd by calling 1T my store.
Sold 1T New York prices, adding freight, eith fAis
a&rGatdgc the bu!ef has the opportunity ofitasnins
u tktR.
WM. A. SOUESE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

1t is noticeable fact, that Gerrit Smith,
the most ultra Anti Slavery man in Con-
gress boldly avowed himself. in recent
speech, in favor of the acquisition OF Cuba,
even with slavery remaining in the law Of
that land after its change Of Government
His argument was that negro slavery, under
this Government, inflicted less evils upon
the slaves than that under that Of Spain,
end that it was the duty Of the truly phi
lanthropc always 70 go for that which
ameliorated the condition Of the oppress-
ed
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

We learn from Mr.. II. A. Porter, Nho
came down from St Paul, last evening,
that Col. Dustin, U. S. District Attorney
for Minnesota, died Of cholera at ST. Paui,
on Monday. lie had been troubled with
a diarrhGa FOR abont week; was at the
public table on Monday; ate largely Of
green vegetables, and died at seven O'clock
in the evening. He was highly esteemed
by the people of Minnesota for his ster-
ling virtues. and his funeral was attend
ed by great concoursc Of citizens.-R. J..
Repa5.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

The Louisville Journal is informed that
Gen. VIM o. Butler not only declines the
Govcnorship Of Nebraska, bu; does it rath-
er Indignantly. The worthy General is re-
ported to have declared that be wouldn't
be Governor of Nebraska, even if they were
to offer him the whole territory as his salt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-20

The PUBLIC Pass FMED,-An editor
II Iowa has been fined two hundred and tlt-
y dollars for hugo ng a young girl in church
Daiy Argus.
cheap enough. We ence Rugged girl
"a Church, some 10 years ago, and the serape
n w cost us a thousand a year ever since
''ang 1nprtca