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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-14
"a SPLENDID REMEDY"
0E|INE'S COMPOUND!
10 I / n & \
The Great RcmcdyiS at Inst DiscorcrcdU
CONSElTPTTON CAN BE CLrREDi -!

The Great Rcmc3yiS at Inst Discorcrcd!!
SUlTPT iron CAN BE CLRED!!!
And Coughs and Colds, the parents ofthat fell
disease that 50 often brings woe TO the hOmos Of
our hand, vanish, as if by magic, before The
SOTEREIGN REMEDY
This is that which has so long been sought for s.
is in full faith offered to the public as certain
cure for Coughs, Colds, Whoopiug Cough, Group,
Asthma, CostiNencss and Consumption, and will
in any Gaze where lungs sufficient are left, check
the uiceraIieuand raise the patient to health.
Certificates Of cures to be relied on, found in the
circulars lett with the agenis-and the public
may be assured we shall ne,erpublsh anylhng we
do believe entitled to the fullest confdc ce as
truth sand nothing but the truth"
From tie A60AB Exprcss.
This Is u new remedy for Colds, Coughs, &C., for
the sale Of which William Thornburn has assume he
agency, We know these l.nzcnecs to DO ciiieacous,
aud Ia work as wen a. they arc recommended In the
circle of our acquaintance they have beeu tested aud
in every instance they have effected n speedy -
They no hunhur, and We can assure our citizens
they Will he well satisfied of their excellence by giving
them trial.
Similar testimonials be published from almost cy.
cry part Of the country where this great remedy has
been introduced and faithfully used
r-sf- u the Lozenso IL dissulvcG and ahsorbs the
sugar in which 1t i packed, the virtue is there and
hotter han ever save the looks Simple but pow cru,
Fry II fairly.
u lungs sufficient are left the Pich Lozenre cheek,
the liberation, pures aud heals by it, lu,amir prop
critics difuses genial glow the whole surface Of
the body, thereby curing Fever and Might swcais;
cuprcious appetite, turns the tide of life aud
raises the patient 10 liealihl
DEFINES Compound Pitch Iozenec has been in use
about yraf aud the world Is challenged to produce
equal number OF patients cured by any Other article
in the same length of time, as far 1t is introduced
We oxprci p pie TO get we'll who use il faithfully
Let all, then, try it-Try II and be cured
% Gents per BOX or Five Boxes for 81. Prepared
by the Original Discovercr, William DeNiucs, for
SD. FULLER & CO., Proprctors,
M. 2, fremont Temple, Boston.
For sale in Middlohnry, by II. A. Shcldoni in Bran
don, by Case, and hy Druggists generally. Also in Yer
gennes by +. Huntington.
a7Gm
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DAgUTRRBhJ GALLERY !

hOCT. BROCKWAY, has taken into Part.
- ncrsiip with him young man, who will
practice this Art and assist in Dentistry.
They have obtained the latest and most
expensive and approved instrument and APP
paratus, and will have both Northern and
Sky-Lishti Ccgardcd as the most pmfcct !
as well AS first rate assortment Of Cases.
both single and groups. They will be in readi-
ness to wait on Gentlemen and Ladies in this
department after the present week. Having
the good win, the influence and instructions
ofAlr. Tapley, known as a skillfil artist, they
expect to please, and Of course enjoy the
patronage Of this community
JoSEPHUS BBOCKWAY,
WM W. ORMSBEE.
Middlchury, Feb. il, 1851. Is.
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For the Public.

DAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Bmter
l. Tubs and Sap Buckets for sale by the sub
scribers at their Factory, formerly the Judd
marble factory,
~ Cash paid for SAPLING PINES "a
few cords more wanted this season.
ns- Ware sold 10 the trade on as favorable
I'm as can be Outlined in Massachusetts.
SkEELE & MERRILL.
BY n. II. HAND, Agent.
Middlebury, Jan. II, 1859. 3S:ly.
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KlNNlCUTT & HASKELL,
Second Hand Pianos

taken in exchange for ncw.-Tcachcrs in
Seminarics, and Booksellers, will receive a
suitable deduction from our retail prices.
large variety of Singing Books for sale,
by the single copy or by the dozen.
The patronage of those desiring such mcr-
chandisc is most respectfully solicited.
Troy, Sept. Is, 1853. oft.
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Farm for Sale /!

A Farm of 100 acres of choice land, stu
atcd at the centre Of tho town in Cornwall,
cigibly located for meetings, schools and post
office, is now offered for sale by the subscri-
Der. The farm is well adapted to grass or
grain-is.now in high state of cultivation,
well fenced and well watered-has good SUI
gar orchard of 800 to 400 trees; also an APP
pie orchard Of grated fruit. The out-buill-
ings are in first rate condition; the dwelling
house is not new, but comfortable and pleas
antly located. In connection with the farm,
are offered for sale She farming tools, sevencows
40 sheep. The farm alone, or the farm, stock
and tools, is offered on the most reasonable
terms. NJ. NJ BLAKE.
Cornwall, Aug. 90 1858. 1Stc
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What Makes the Butter hV,

Is aqucs,ion readily solved by those who
have used the Worlds Fair Prize Churn.
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
compc lion in ClMns. For compaclness.
neatncss, durability perfcctncss Of finish and
working qualities the subscriber claims that
his chun is superior to any IN use.
\ large assortment Of various sizes, and diff
fcrcnt STYLES of finish, are ready for the mar
kct, having been manufactured by the sub
scribcr himself or under his immediate su.
pcrintcndcncc, for actual use
Every clurn is warranted rs made Of the
best material and put together to stay As
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business The public has additional assurance
that things shall be as represented.
Orders addressed to the subscriber, at this
place, will receive prompt attention.
{" All orders addressed to j. Davenport
or 4. Bcckwith. Middebury, Vt, will be
promptly attended to.
g. W. BALDWIN.
Middlulurv, April, 1888. 5n1c
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NOTICE.

The notes and accounts due the late firm of
n. Wood & Co., are in the hands of Messrs.
Barber & Bushnell, for collection. BY at
tending to them forthwith all cost will be
prevented. y. WOOD.
Oct %, 1879. 27:Sw.
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200 sets Silver Teaspoons, . 500
80 Dcsscrt-spoons,l2 COO
- " Table Spoons, 10 $50
20 900 vols Mrs Darlington Carpet
Bag of Fun, at 30 cts .... ...... 10000 {
30 600 pieces of the most fashiona.
BILE Music, at - cts........... 1900
$4,000 elegant Steel Engravings,at
Observation-Disclosures. $50 {
10000 finely engraved PockctMaps i.l27 :
of the city Of New York ....... III .,
81 ,0S9 Porte Monnaics. at % cts E. 1872
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lldilS lcdNc hullanu rs lOllOWS:
Freight and accommodation 1880 4. NJ,
arrives at North Bennington $50 p. NJ.
Express Train I.l0 A. NJ, arrives in Troy
3P VI.
Mail Train 80 p. NJ, on arrival Of Mon
treal md Boston Trains, arrives in Troy at
II Z. NJ.
Leave Troy as follows:
Mail Train II W., arrives ia Rutland BIB
p. NJ.
Express train, 6 p. NJ, arrives in Rutland
9.3g p. NJ.
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North Bennington 3 A. NJ, arrives ia Rutland
Q A. NJ.
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket Of
fees of the Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
n. BIO avoid mistakes, be sure and
have your baggage checked and tickets via
Western Vermont Railroad, and not change
cars at Centre Rutland.
4o:tf NYRON CLARK, Lesscc.
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MlDDLEBURY
a Agricultural Warehouse,
: IRON STOR x.
j. DAVENPORT,
AND RETAIL DEALER IN ALI KINDS OF
IRON, STOVES & AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT.

MlDObEBOhfi tGEhOII.
GTRAW CUTTERS, of the most approved
CpatCnt, for sale at j. DANENPORTS.
= -
DLOUGlIS, of almost all kinds mt
l. j. DANENPORTS.
= 49, = -
StrONES, Box, Parlor, and Cooking-all
Ckinds, at J. DANENPORTS.
STONE Pipe & Hollow Ware at
- J. DANENPORT'S.
~ = -
INN WARE Of all kinds, at
L j. DAVENPORT
~~~>~ - y - - - - - - - - - =
lob WORK, Of every kind usually done in
% Tin shop, at j. DAVENPORT
49, ~ >~-~ ~ -
CORN SHELTERS &; Vegetable Cutters,
~ For sale at J. DANENPORTS
>~~~-> - ~ >>;;> - -
II Y KNIVES, For sale at
IL J. DANENpORT'S.
- -
IRON, Steel X Nails, for sale at the Iron
Store of j. DAVENPORT.
~>;>N 49, - - - - - - - - - -
SPADES, Shoyols, and Crow Bars, ut the
Agricultural Depot of
j. DAVENPORT.
Mddlehury, Oct IL 1852.
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Grass Seed.

$50 bushels Timothy Seed, 20u0 lbs
Northern and Western Glover Seed
For sale by n. WOOD.
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Glass, Glass,

ar all sizes less than 81 by so inches, kept
~ ON hand, or will be cut to the size, for
Picture Frames Windows, &c, at short notice,
by II. a. SHELDON.
Nav 81
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Cheap Publications.

A large assortment of the latest kinds for
sale cheap. Eight % cent works for 81 90,
Also,a lot of Comic Amnanacs, for "a just re-
reiyed and for sale at the Telegraph Office by
Oct Is, 1853. A. H. COPELAND
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TINE subscriber would return bis sincere
l. thanks to the people of Middcbury, and
vicinity, for the liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon him since he commenced
business in town, and would announce TO his
customers, and the public generally, that he
still continues tbn
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4 M W a liz ID 8
MiddleburV and Vicinity

Your attention is urgently invited to care
iul and candid pcrusal of something that has
just been introduced into your rocdy, barren,
yet time hunorcd State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

Last winter gang ofruffians at Erie, head.
ed by the mayor, tore up the rails, destroyed
bridges obstructed.travel stopped the United
States Mails damaged, to ruinous extent
the tlade between the West and the aeaboard
The rioters held possession, for days ant
weeks, of the town and the railroad. Al
this time Frank Pierce did not lift his hant
to stay the progress of pillage; and, although
frequently asked to, would not interpose his
power to uphold the laws and preserve order
The moment q negro is arrested in Boston
and riot ensues, quick as lightning he orders
out the United States troops, and brings the
whole weight Of his authority to maintain the
law Why 50 slow in one case and quick II
the otherl- Gin. Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

ANrl-NEBRAsKa IL lowa,-The Wings
Of the Second District in Iowa, in conven-
ton At Iowa city, have nominated JAMES
THosINGroS, Esq, Of Davenport, al can
didate for Congress, in the place OF the
HonJ. p. Cook. who declines reelection.
1t is understood that although necessity
existing for the wing organization to make
the first move to bring out candidate, he
is claimed with Mr. GRIMES, who is in the
field for Governor, Art Ns5ros'a all over
That is the single handed contest now be-
fore the people Of Iowa, and upon that issue
alone, these gentlemen are to be elected
Notwithstanding lamentations here Or else
where. - Chicago Jonrral
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

DEATH IRoM EATING MAGNOLIA LEAVES.
The George Collier, on her last trip up
had Oh board small number of German
emigrants taken from ship in New Or
leans, all healthy and in good order
Shortly after the boat left for this city, she
had occasion to stop and take on wood at
some point on the coast, and as soon as the
boat made a landing, the Germans al! went
on shore, and while there gathered quantities
of leaves and flowers from the magnolia
trees, which they took on board. boiled and
ate, from the effects of which one man died
and four Others came near dying. They
had mistaken the leaves Of the magnolia for
cabbages, supposing that in this fertile
country cabbage grew wild, and from sixty
to seventy feet high, as does the magnoiia
on the coast The leaves of the magnolia
very much resemble those OF cabbage, bu'
are poisonous. ST Louis IatsAigeacer.
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A Coon Su6eEsTIos.--The Board Of
Health Of St. Paul, in late report made By
the City Council, recommended that steam
boats be made liable for the support OF
sick paupers who may be brought by them
10 st. Paul. We think the sug gestion q
good one for other places besides St. Paul
Dubuque for instance. Ii an ordinance
were in force here to the effect suggested
steamboat officers would be more careful Of
whom they brought here, and the resident
inhabitants would not be so subject to the
attacks of contagious diseases Dubuque
Herald.
..Sarne in snake"
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The Richmond Penny Post contains the

The Richmond Penny Post contains the
following letter written by Mr. Clay to the
children of gentleman of that city. II
was not intended for publication, and has
not been in print before
WlsHIyGTos, Feb. is, 1888.
Ny DEAR CHILDREN Having made the
acquaintance of your father, and received
from him many acts of Kindness, | take
pleasure in compliance with his wishes, in
addressing these lines to you.
During a long life, have observed that
those are most happy who love, honor and
obey their parents; who avoid idleness and
dissipation, and employ their time in con-
slant labor, both of body and mind; and
who perform, with regulur and scrupulous
attention, all their duties to our Maker, and
his only Son our Savior.
May you live long and prove blessing
to your father and mother, ornaments to
society, and acceptable to God. Such is
the hope Of your fathers friend, and although
unknown to you, your friend.
II. Cay.
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WHEEL ARROW PRAcrtcE.--A correspon-

WHEEL ARROW PRAcTIeE.--A correspon-
d, nj of the Spirit Of NcIfmes says;
While Twas in the Island OF Jamaica, IN
he wear 1850. certain planter in that part
sc tha world took il into h,s head that the
praetice OF carrying burdens up on their heads
rom making his negroes round shouldered,
unft,ed them in measure for the proper per-
f,rmance OF his duties in the field, and there
f,ro ordered from the States an hundred
wheelbarrows, that they might carry thei
loads in more Christan-ike manner. Al
ter the expiration ofa couple Of months, tht
vessel continuing his goods arrived; he DIS
PATCHED his people" to bring them 70 tn
n,autation. Inagine his surprise and DISCUS
ii witnessing the return of his hundred ahle
bodied 'nggers,' each with one o. BIS eheF
shed improvements upon his head
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Ath OF July.

The anniversary Of American lnderen-
dencc is approaching. If it is to be eeie-
brated in Davenport. it is time the Gem
,n;,,ac of ARRANGEMENTS were making then
report. II rot, then Spring Rock' 1t
Claire, and Blue Grass have claims hpo"
our citizens which should be needed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

r.r,,,,1 ocrfsl,-As we have sat VIII
,nn this evening-apd its new the twcl''h
bour-we have frequently paused to note
som, strange or beautiful insect among the
Thousand that circulate around the lamp
waltz upon their heads across our paper OF
c,,;,,rlv nestle in our hair. Just inter
rupted by an enormous "arowsy beetle as
he wheels his droning flight across the
roam we had scarcely settled in our char
bc(ore we are startled by large green tree
frog hopping through the window plump on
our paper. -.-
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The Office Of the Farmers journal at 1e''
Cerson, A shtabula Co. Ohio, was broken open
:. nd robbed of the press and type on the LIST
inst We have heard'of stealing a sa"
mil, but never before Of stealing printing
office
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

Last evening, the German Ladies OF THIS
place presented beautiful hahncr 70 VIC
members Of the Davenport Glee Club =
~ ,ev then united in the pleasure oil "the
f. stivo aaucc,' till daylight bid them depart
far their homes. There was nothing " '''''
:, ba measures OF the evening except the eS-
lhe p'e
ccssive heat.
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.,,,,.,.,, ,is did friends nnd the public senerS'
,nn h. viii attend las in former years. upon All WIZ
nay 4 sire his services. ,.r second Resl
Suet on Brady street doors Dei1 ~, Strrrts. OIL
den e IN III, corner of Fourth An" r''''
uos,tc I'M, new end iiar ttst Ihurch.
H. lnna 9th l.13,
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G. E HUBBELL,

G.E HUBBELL,
.,.orn.v aad Counselor at Law in Chansefy
co,yayancar. Notary Public, Loan ana Lane
49, Co!lec .or OF Rsa.s, Accounts 2 Ciaims
80 Rt.iy St. near Post oniee wtherwax hlnss
Sr.r exper eucc ofsoFsral years =, ~,
10 IN III ei.iues. omlfusied to his charge N any o.
=, ,bo, branches Of his proie viii Teset.c
n,.S =, 4 nm. against ,as General G.'erame"''
.-Rs!ersnces---
M. = 0.tonncr. \. Y, Hon, " } tnEstso1i' ..
:. I,,,r. A. Brady, = Isaac ioasss,, :,
G.. T.. Bronson, - =, ,ri,rar Pa
judge Merton, g.
IN bee. 2oh, 1883. -
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n. r. Elliot, the wellknown Temper
,nce lecturer, informs us that he 'n'en's
sailing for Europe next wonth nc Is no"
in this city.
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Architecture and Civil Engineering
6 RUSSELL DOW,

A RcHlrECTUREa and Civil Engineer VII , ~, m,s,
"A nl,ns and SPECIFICATIONS for all kinds OF buians
A.oiar Bridges of Wood Stone or Iron; prte ula' "
lsnton paid 10 Churches and Ornamental huh ,H's''
Dolce Sc. 3, Cd story lie Clsires New hHi'"'"k'
pAVkSpoRr, IOWA.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

Col. ]. SPEED Smith. Of Madison, Aen-
.nckv. died at his residence on the 9th inst.
Ike vas one of Kentueky's noblest sons, ana
had enjoyed a prominent place in the govern
nent and in the hearts OF bis constituency 10Y
more than thirty years
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Cotes & Davies Plan'ng Mill

Mcssrs. Cotes g. Davies, of this city, have
one of the most extensive lumber yards IN
the State, and the largest quantity of sea-
soned lumber between Quincy and St. Paul
They have in their yard over one million
feet Of lumber, large portion of which is
seasoned and nearly million of shingles
The expense Of hauling from the river and
piling up recent lot Of lumber, compre-
bending about 100000 feet, was $1,000.
In connection with their planning mill
they have recently built cis,ern of the d.
mansions of 600 barrels, the expense OF
which was $500 They are now construct
inc an addition to their mill, which covers
nearly as much ground as the main building
and is intended for lumber room. At this
time they give employment to 20 hands
A,torether, this is one OF the largest and
most complete establishments in the west
and when taken in conjunction with ou'
saw mills, turns out enough material to keeT
manyh undred mechanics employed; and ye'
there is continual complaint OF nsufl
cheney of lumber for building purposes suei
is the rapid growth Of our city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

I/The steamer Gossamer from this place to
St. Louis with a large cargo Of gram struck
n snag last Monday morning near Ciarks'
willie and sunk, her bow in SIX feet and stei Il
in twenty feet water. There is small hopes
If raising her The grain will prove TO-
hal loss. The Gossamer is Il stcrn-"hee
ho,t valued at $4,000 and insured for s4,
nao She was owned and commanded bJ
Cant w. II. Reed.
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18th inst, tie following gentlemen "ef
elected officers for the ensuing year.

N, Georre Eoeder. Muscstlaa, FrasE
~ 80 80, Columbus CRY, 1st v. =;
Dr. ZIG asin. Ksokuk, and Voc Prsst:
n. e. /. Chan,bers, Fptoa, Cor. Dec
~. Howe, Darlington, Recording See;
pr J. II. Hershey. MGscsiine. if'AsaRV''
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EDWARD A. ARNOLD NJ D.
mr. r M. WITHERWAX

H"' ~ ''" sarnnd streets ut .il hours % 10
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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i y L 4 L Il i Il

OF tAs trm Of fev@er = C'aHpleat
ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLORS a. - -
TARY PUBL &c
avn GTSEF-4L ASSURANCE 80
liza. removed 20 No. lie Clare now
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29

The new bell on the Presbyterian cl'ufci
weighs 1859 pounds, and cost about @'o'
7, i If Cincinnati m anufactnFe'
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WHOLE NUMBER SIT

sired, it is only necessary fora free express
sion Of opinion: let every man who Is il
favor Of whiskey shops vote for man Of q
similar opinion and those who are opposed
to those sinks Of pollution, SO declare by the
vote which he casts for Governor and mem
hers Of the Legislature at the next August
election.
II we can have this free expression, un
trammelled by the dictation Of political
Idemagogues, there is no doubt but that tho
|. sober second thought Of the people, never
wrong and always efficient will burst as
sunder the CALLING bands which the llqaor
traffic has rivited upon US. and Iowa VIII be
free. HIRAM PRICE, Presf,
Maine Law Alliance for Iowa.
Davenport, June 9, 1854.
RIprcuLous.-That a lunatic like the
aAnrel GABRIEL should awaken the resent
ment Of any man. The Angel is an insane,
fanatic, moonstruck individual, and is no
more man responsible for his remarks
than is the leading maniac in the asylum at
Utica. At Brooklyn he appeared on the
ground with tin horn in his hand and the
following motto on his ha.:-aRule Britain
MIA. hail Columbia, and down with the moth
er of denominations" All this nonsense
should excite laughter, not rioting. The
man who opposes the Angel Gabriel in his
Theological notions is guilty of as great
folly as Don Quixot committed when he at
tackled the wind-nills. Our Catholic friends
should look upon the whole matter as ve-
ny excellent fnrce-a provocative OF laugh
ter and good digestion. Men who wrestie
with the Angel should BE- treated TO what
the Angel has stood in need Of for the pas;
six mo nths-a shaved head and straight
Jacket. -Enicter6oc,er
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MITCHELL 4 PUTNAM,

MITCHELL PUTNAM,
Attorneys ana councillors ut Law.
n,,,y. ON the Corner Of End and Brady Streets, in
IL ,iairc,s Building.
~ DAVENPORT, IOWA.
G. C. II. MITCHELL. Z. T. ~ H-Ah
aprit 18th. la54-wty~-ly
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,xs,,i.stuents handed In without specifying ny
Nv IN number 81 ms sfsions, will be continued
On na,u o,ae,.d oat. and charged accordingly
notices oS tran sent aivertis .ments and lead
IN ,nts charged for a. the rate OF ten cent
perl ,,,....,,,,n ,y,,,i.emtn,. charv
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.Ne rogue e'uy feit the halter draw,
With good opinion OF the law

And from any and all these sources OF op-
position we have nothing 10 tear, or
cause i Just, therefore we are doably armed
m defeated, it will be the result OF our own
supineness. imprudence, orwhat ts w"rse' IN
consistency Let all. then, who are IN
favor of prohibition, in theory, be sure &c
vote for man who is Enthusiastically in favor
Iof the same principles. II is also time
THAT the votes and prayers OF protesting
christians should begin to agree; for be a
sured that whatever omnipotenee there ma.
he in PRAYER, we never can pray up what w
lpote lo,sn To accomplish the object de