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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

G5-The Wm4sor joand intimtles that
we oppose the X. Ms because we didn't get
elected Representative last year! No, Sir.
We were assured Of the election on cond .
ton Of joining we woaldu'. Since
that, we have had an Off from very high X.
n. authority, Of any hing ace tsant" sug-
gcsting an office so high that we are too
modest 10 name u. The condition was, that
we were 10 "pu-su1 a prudent course
Our answer was, that we wanted nothing,
and could pursue no "coursoN except that
winch we believe to be night. We DO mol
believe X. Nism Is right. Much that 1t pro
poses is right, and can and ought to be Sc
cured without distinct political party. is
apoiiieH organization, we sincerely believe
X. Nism is infinitely the worst ever design.
ed m this country-lusuy parallclcd only by
the Catholic Society Of Jesuits We also
believe that X. Nism endingers success in
the next Presidential elecion-that its tend
ency is to divide the enemies of the Ad-
ministration, and 10 drive to its support the
foreign vote en- masse. " oppose X Nism,
then, as IL is at present. both from principle
and sound policy, Irrespective Of all person-
al considerations. We will be much obliged
to the Journal if II will correct It's erroneous
suggestion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Detroit, May 7.-BANK RoBBERr- On
Saturday, 5000 in SIS and los Of the Pc.
ninsuar Bank Of this city were stolen from
the Bank. The notes were all new. and
had never been issued. They are all coun
terslsned by 5. NJ. Holmes, State Treasur-
or, and numbered from 1901 to 1900, of the
date Of the let of April, l5j5. No notes
of these denominations countersgned by
S. NJ Holmes will be issued by the bank
A reward Of $500 has been offered for the
arrest Of the robber and recovery of the
money.
May :. All but $3.50 of the above mon
ey was found in the yard of the Cashier.
having been thrown there by the robber.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11
The Papai conspiracy exposed and Protestant.

The PaPai conspiracy exposed and Protestant
ism defended; by Rev. Edward Beecher.
ID. d. Boston, Slearas & Co.
a ssorcher of The Pepacy, and probably
the best of that class of books which X.
Nism feeds upon. We heartily concur in
the conclusion, to wit;
Resist with united and irresistible indir-
nation all Romish attacks upon the Bible,
upon history, upon our public schools FL
nallyi coniide above all things in the sane.
htying power of the Spirit of God; avoid
ianatlelsm and all diseased and malignant
emotions; be in sympathy with God, in
whom love is almighty. lie gives US the
honor OF aiding In his Judgment let, then,
his spirit animate us, aud his principles b.
our guide. Then will his glory ilumine our
prospects, and his victory shall be ours"
Protestants are JUS, now in danger of for.
getting that their weapons must sc spiritual,
not carnal that they must rely on the
sword Of the Spirit" rather than the sword
Of the ste,--homileiics rather than politics,
kindness rather than kicks. The book
may be hid 4 $. NJ. Wslton's bookstore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Harrisburg, May Pennsylvania Leg.
lsidtnTe.-Ihe Legislature of this State ad
Ionrned sine die, this morning. The House
pissed unanimously a resolution thanking
Gov, Reeder, Of Kansas, for his faithful adj.
herence 10 the old land marks Of republican
liberty, in defending the purity of the ballot
boxes agalnst law.ess mobs Of Missouriaus.
and bidding him most welcome home to
his family and friends.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Certain Cure for Erysipeas, HoRopay's
Ointment and PMs.-Remarkable instance
OF the efficacy of these Medicines. Char
les Martin, Anthony street, New York, was
afflicted for three years with this disease,
large blotches, purple, came out on hls face.
aud different parts of his body, which very
much lrrltated the system, and thus caused
arrangement Of his general health, al
though he tried many reputed remedies.
nothing would cure hun. Five weeks ago,
he bought a quantity of ilolloway's ONT.
ment aud Pills, and he has just informed
Professor liolloway's that he is perfectly
cured, and his face and complexion are as
clear as possible.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Bufdo, May .Umd,r IN Kansas.
vices from Fort Leavenworih, Kansas. an
Prise US of The murder at that place, of Nal
colin Clark, by lawyer named NcCrea. ON
account Of an election difficulty. Aner
having fred the fatal shot, McCrea jumped
INTO the river and attempted To escape by
swimming, but was overlaken aud conveyed
10 the 4. ). Guard House. Handbills have
been issued, calling on the citizens to
aycnge Malcolm's blood, and it was rumored
That McCrea had been lynched, and his
house destroyed by fire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

a chance for doing good To all who are
particularly alarmed lest Popery shall some
time or other prevail in Vermont, we beg
leave to offer an excellent chance to do
something really calculated TO prevent 81
lsmen,ablc catastrophe. The Vermont
Domestic Missionary Society phys special
attention to the Catholic population on the
borders OF Canada, and through the faithful
labors of converted Cotholics, hundreds Of
conversions have been made, and Protest.
ant churches have been formed, composed
almost exclusively Of converts from the Ro.
man Catholics. This is the way 10 make
genuine Americans of them; his the way
to clutch the land IRON Popes and Bishops,
and secure America 10 the Americans, ~
and Protestant Americans into the bargain
The time for contributions to the Vt. Do
nestle Missionary Society has arrived, and
we have been honored with an appointment
as collector. Walk up walk up every
body. We hereby solicit you all. Walk
up especially, ye X. Ms; we solicit every
one Of you. We beg you to let the extent
Of your fears Of Catholicism, and your love
for Professionalism, be measured By your con-
tribmions. We will pa, your names upon
the record with pleasure, and those names
viii be printed in the mex, annual repori.-
Remember, gentlemen, some people may ex.
anime the next report to see how much you
gave.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

IroHiiorPe; by Paul Crcyton, author of
Father Brghlhopes," +" Martin Meui-
vale,' sc. Boston Phillips, Sampson &.
Go.
An unpretcnding little volume, hut really
the very best Of Paul Creyton's very good
works. It Is tale of pioneer life, admira-
bly, told aud very interesting. Ironihorpe,
a pioneer preacher, il so far the hero as to
give title to The book, and truly he tcds
hero, and an admirable man. but the gentle
and good Rebeeca will cSptiyate every read
err. For sale by S. NJ. Walton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Detaieare.-An election has been held IN
wilmington for municipal office. The A.
merlcans' carried three of the Wards the
Anu-know Nothings two. Wm. D. Vic.
gins, the Temperance candidate for Mayor.
had 80 majority. The Anli-Know NOTHING
Treasurer, Nelson Carlisle. has IS majority
Nine " Americans" and Wings were elected
TO the Cay Councils, and SIX An,i-Kpow
Nolhngs-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Err President Fillmore reached Montpelier
on Wednesday evening and remained one
day. Shortly after his arrival at the PayIl-
ION, he was sercnaded and called out by the
crowd, giving them a brief but very pretty
speech, and on I thursday many Of our CHI.
zens piid him their respects. Sam was
round, and Uery polite to the Ex-Presdent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Dead The young man, Charles Pikin,
alluded to ia our last, as having been acct
denislly shot, died on Tuesday. lie was
from South Manchester, Conn, and was
Connection of Senator HOLSTER of Marsh
field.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11
=. For sale by S. NJ. Walton,

Surgical Reports and Miscellaneous Papers
by Geo. Hayward. NJ. ID. Boston Phil
lips, Sampson g. Co.
The title sufficiently indicates the matter
Of tins handsome volume, and the fame of
the author will commend il 10 the gentlemen
Of the medical profession, for whom it is
especially designed, For sale by S. NJ.
Walton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

We learn from the Dubuque O6seruer that
the cholera has appeared among the emigrant
passengers on the Upper Mississippi. On
Monday of last week, the steamer Mohawk
buried seven Of her passengers, victims of
cholera, between keokuk and Dubuque
There were seventeen cases on the ROYAL
Arch, during her upward trip to st. Paul's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Pennsyirania.--In 1854 the Know No,b-
lngs carried the School Board in Lancaster
by over 600 majority. At the election on
TUESDAY last the vote stood for The X. Ms
$50 for The Peoples Ticket, 40; majority
against Sam" 100
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

UFrhe Hindsor Journal should not play
second fiddle to the Brat,eboro' Phenix, es-
pecially IN matters with which il has no
business to NEEDLE. The Pheuix caught US
IN mistake in arithmetic, which We nc.
kHo~ledged gu the first opportunity. The
JO'~Hdi-which, by the way, is an excellent
paper, and has been sufficiently "wooly-
headed" for US for the las, ten months,-h had
better avoid unnecessary qusrrels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

IaoIgh Of permem Freeman. Said
seHefasie sefmonier TO US yesterday " Pres
ident Fillmore "a a noble-looking man:
wish he hadn'l signed the Fugniye Slave
law Amen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

THE Tubes Turned Several weeks ago
the Legislature of Massachusetts appointed
COMMITTEE 10 investigate" Catholic
schools. The Committee spent half an hour
at RoXbury and Lowell in that service, and
several hours IN dining aud drlaking at tav.
erns-all at the public expense. A woman
was found praying, aud young girl sick
SO much for the nunneries. The Committee
itself has been under Investigation ever
since, aud on Tuesday last the result, was
reported 10 the House, to wit that the CON
duct of Joseph Hiss lone of the committee
appointed to examine the nunneries.l was
highly improper and dsgraceful," and
" such as 10 render him unworthy longer to
occupy seat in the House" Hiss was. un.
IA last week, the Instructor" of all X. N.
Councils but the State Council dropped him
The House viii probably do likewise.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

The hnickubooier and Nee York .uoniily
.uagazule: New York, Samuel Houston.
50 per year
The Editors Table" for May lacks the
usual variety, but embraces a letter from the
Green Mountains, NOT by Mr. Shelton. In
other matter, knick. for May has a greater
variety than usual, beginning with more of
the interesting campaign "reminiscences Of
an officer in the Mexican War.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

IL See first page for good article on
h Nism, written by a student in Narthi..la
Academy. 1t was written for the Excelsior,
but shorn of its proportions in that paper
We give It entire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

o. Tho Cmisiinn Messenger docs not
seem inclined to say word upon religious
federation IN connection with K. Nlsm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

The Chicago Times says every house in
that eily Is full, and "renls are beyound pre-.
cedenl IN any city on the globe. Landlor is
have r'lsed their rates twenty-five, fifty, sew
enly five, and IN many instances one hun
bred per cent. since the frs, of May last"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

THE Ltretts. All the Jewetts in creation
e. and there are lots Of them, and good men
too are invited 10 meet at Rowlcy, Mass,
"a the 18th Of June next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Cuttings of the prune, received from
France, have been distributed by the de.
partment at Washington to Maine, Vermont.
New Hampshire and other northern lain
udes, to be eRgraited on the plum tree.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Washington, hW 8. - The Union denies
the report that Mr.. Wise his appealed to the
President To remove Gov Reeder
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11

Biaekicood's Edeabwgh R,uiero for April
was promptly issued by the New York pub
fishers, Leonard Scott & Co. The romance
of "Zaidee" is continued. "Psychological
Inquiries" "Charles Dickens" "Tbe death
of Nicholas and two chapters of 1.-THE
Story of the Campaign" will interest all
readers. 50 year; postage "a cts. per
wear.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-11
%urrign @lrms.
Nine days later from Europe.
Highly important Iutcliigc nee.

RUSSIA REJECTS THE DEMAND OF
THE ALblES.-THE VIENNA CON
TERENCE BROKEN OFF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
Anecio.a O. Washington

when Stuart was painting w ashngton' 8
protrait, he WAS rallied enc day by the
General FOR his slow work. The painter
protested that the picture could not advance
until the canvass was o., and that there
must be some delay. Upon arriving the
next morning, Stuart turnad his canvass,
and discovered. to his great hlrror, the pic
ture was spaiied.
GENERAL" said Ne, "some body has held
the picture 70 the fire"
Washington .ummoHded h.s negro valet,
Sam, and demanded 0. him, IN great in
diunaion, who had dared to touch The pro-
tr.n. The trembling Sam replied, that
chancing to hear Wa-hingtoa's expression
Of Impotence ut the siowncss Of the work,
and the response Of the a. - that i must
Try before he could 20 on, e nd ven'nred
to put the canvas before TIC FIRE. Wash.
ington with great onger. l,sn,isseJ him
and told hun never show his ace again.
Bat the next day, after sr, hat ar
rived and was preparing 10 work, Washing
ton rang tie bell aud sent for Sam. II.
came IN abashed aud trembling The
President drew new silver watch from
his pocket, and said: Come here, Sam.--
Tx" tas watch, and when ever you look
al it,rcTneHbgr tina, your master, in mo-
inenl Of passion. said to you what he now
rcgSels, and that he was not ashamed u
confess that he had bone So"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
Tie New Postage Law

The main PROVISIONS in the mended post
aye act are,--
Al single letters for any distance under
three thousand miles, three cents-ovcr
three thousand miles, ten cents.
Hill an ounce makes single letter, and
double, treble and qu4druple letters 70 be
charged in the same proportion.
All letters must be prepaid, except those
10 or from foreign country, or those add
dressed to officers 81 the Government on Of
fci.l business.
A ter the iitstof January next the post
masters are to affix stamps upon all prepaid
letters upon which none are placed by the
writer's.
A registration Of valuable letters is re-
qairad to be made upon the payment of five
cents additional to the prepaid postage; but
the Government will not be responsible for
the loss of any such registered letters.
The ranking privilege is to remain the
same as heretofore. Selling stamps for a
larger sum than their marked value is to be
punished as misdemeanor. The law is
to lake effect from and after the first Of A
pril prox.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20

Hossutl, initiating soe Of tlle EnglisA

Kossutk initiating 500 u LhVHsnl
prsss. scatrs al Ai&ericap. neu'rtlily as N
Eind OF national suicide. The United States
had 1yery opportunity OF becoming power
whose influence would be telt throughout
Europe, Yet they have neglected to improve
it, and now this patton is 10 danger OF sink
ing into political NJ tl,ingness. He says, in
the political lilo OF nal.ons, no pfogfsss -is
retrograIa,ion, and reupggfadatiun 10 decay.
Under Tie s,s,ein which kcss nth calls mo
progress" the United States have risen 10
their resent power and prosperity. iney
have managed to keep ont of debt, 70 M
crease. their revenues, to reduce taxation.
enlarge their industry, extend their COM
mcrce, educate the people, hold property
and person secure, and 10 p oniote the gen
eral prosperity and comfort. These are the
principal objects for which governments asc
established, aud the nation which has Sc
cured them, has mada such real progress,
and attained such power, that 1t would De
suicidal indeed To risk 50 much actual good
to become even the arhiter of the world
The United States are therefore best iulhli-
ing their destiny and advancing the good OF
mankind by continuing in course which
has been productive Of 50 many real advan-
tages enjoyed by SO few OF the people OF Ed
ropeau nations. Neutrality is no new poll
ey udoptedhy this country. II has been The
settled principle of the nation yer since lis
foundation. and its will require strongerraa-
sons than have yet been given, to induce It
to depart from SO safe and wise precedent
to enjoy the empty boast Of being egula-
tor OF the aftsrs OF the world. We hal
much better set others an example Of JUS
ticc. peace aud industry, by which they may
rulate themselves. There is no fear OF
our not becoming power" The anxiety
constantly csihced to get the United States
to abandon their neutrality, affords The most
conclusive proof OF the importance attached
to the weight and influence OF their symla-
Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20

Nrs. FRANCES ID. GAGE, we learn from
the R. I. Advertiser, talks Of visiting oar city
AID Rock Island this spring, and delivering
course Of lectures on"The Needs Of the
Women Of the United States, Physical
Strength, Education and Employment"
Aunt Fanny" will be quite welcome and
We will do all We can towards aiding hlr u
obtain an audience commensurate with her
fame and ability.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
BEST PRAIRIE FARMS IN SCOTT COUNTY
!. EnR SALE

.Hk spbsc rihcr will - his ftrm, situated half
: m l. north OF East Davenport ana oar mile from
the limi'., liberal creditor large portion IT
the purchase money u - acres, all rnclos
IS. and nelry 80 under cultivation, frame
house outbaildings aud good hearing orchH I'd Pos
sion he given the middle of Arr. II not SOD
II will b divided and dspo ed OF in sma tracts
Also. Theft oreupi d hy tie pad ~ ,igied, ,
ftr sale 1t consists of 10 acres 80 acres enclosed Nd
IN er cultivation, has n il a good brick house, out.
buildings. Young orchard For further particulars
apply al this "iice, or OF the subscriber
JACOB NJ. ELnRlDGE. F.
M a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
NEW GOODS!

lust Reed. US. Expire =.
- The Initials a tale OF IN odern NE. ;,,
The Price ~ a Crown. or Jehn the hehe"'
BY Eugene Sue his best and last p,,..cr
Nv rourt,hp and its Consequence. by Wich'pp'
Border Wars of tho West, ny John fros,; orth.
Wiir'sViciory, by Mrs Emma i, f.
Last Hciress, by do ~
Curse cfClifton, . s~a
The discarded Daughter" .
ScanBonSaie.
The Deserted Wife, 90
The Mother.in.lzw,
For sale BY .pprx f. pHAWS.
wa Pos, once pavenporim,d
Island City Book store, RoeA 's'
Peh. 18th, IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
Clothing made to Order.

INHo'S. T.. GILBERT, hate from Nav HayeR CA
i rr-FGtt'giy informs the siI3Ecls Of i.y.troI
thIs hr hiss taken. room oppo 81 Le Claire H,t
aver Niicys sipr1 Second Str.el; Nhare be ru5il :.
happy Ia wait upon genticn.n WIN 4 ,sire tn,lAst
10 hts line ot business Having been cmpicred or !,
nuuher Of years IN arsi class custom stab isauea
at. he Hattrr~ ainissifhr shalt he able TO .se d.
most comp cte and perfect .iisidetica. rrhrd I
ways warrsntrd.
n u. Gsrincnts cut for Others TO make up al ,hs4
naice and rr'tsaBahis rates.
NJ h II. SID If
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
Dissolution.
IMPORTANT TO PAEIars
Wholesome Food fer the Minds OF Chin,
~ tlsf'l.ls'S %s'tstsl ia.

MoNihax ye, , Of Narratives, Dialogue, s,l
by Jacob ABBOTT, cnib-liishcd vita nnms,a:!
hsantiiu rnsras Is, leo pages OF huc Whit -, ~
neat paper covers, price each number rwea,t ~.
NOW READY,
Self Denial. '"" "
WitLEand the Mortgage; or how mgd !.
can do. III
}. Tnr sTRAir GATe; or The rue of eIrlp.o, I.
Heaven.
:. LITTLE LossRr: or,he Boys and GI,,y.
turs Gallery. :"
Subscriptions reeen ed for the above Serial a. >.
Usher. pricts Three Dollars pery,ar or Five h L,
for one cor, of st5ry oks and ore Coz, II a,,.s'
Magazine al ~
TIE IOWA BOOK ROOMS
No. 36 BRADY ST. BET. o. & 81 sr
D1rEfP0Rr IoEA
EJI ADAMS Ay.,,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
HOMES CHEAP.
Y.nfa at Auction.

THE undersigned will Ia few we;ns '"i n. ,snner
1 fer at auction Lots adjoining "es, ti are
Don tanning from I 10 acres. FROM Wv, T. a.. VI.
the grsndcst views any whore to DO iooh'' ~ -"
ciniy Of DiyeGPort s1s. ,,a.6fb in
hand and balance in !, 9. , and years Az! W." nd
sirons ofob,ain ny delightful site near , a Rack
water in fn view ofthe cities Of Davenport aI dawn
Island, Fort Armstrong and many ,nics ~ we're and
the river, had better av NIL themse''e J vl b.
fay rrah'e opportunity. 90 acresof TINS '""'
sold n, priv ate sale II applied for soon :, rAps
! E.l Is - = - \ -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20

ROBBERY A man named George C.
Steward was arraigned before the Mayor,
yesterday morning, charged With larceny,
in breaking open Mr.. George Funk's store,
Tuesday night. and abstrtcting therefrom
between thirty and forty dollars. Steward
was committed TO jail in default Of $500
bail. Il is said he LEFT Lasalc, some six
months ago, to avoid an arrest for passing
counterfeit money Nascatine Journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20

ARRtsoS Mr.. Ar'is1n, Of this COUNTY,
father of the unfortunate prisoner at GIN
cnngti, has received letter within few
days from his son, in which he says that he
has discovered some new evidence which
will enable him to get a new trial, and re-
guessing his father to send his older brother
to Cincinnati to aid him -Eeotnf Wig.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20

1t seems that British cruiser. are about
taking care Of the sea serpent On the
fourth of last September in latitude $50 s.
longitude 49, f., the British brig Abeona
reports to have seen an immense sea mon.
ster whose whole length was computed al
$50 feet.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
For Sale

A Magnificent Honr for u ly or geutie man o
n taste This is a brick House : storie.i ~ rooms
kitchen. cellar, barn wo d-house, lots 70 by 1910
each -n the brow ofihe hill. commanding The finest
view in the city Price 5000 ia hand balance in a
~ ogths. EAnS d STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
A CARD.

IIAViNG taken partner In business. \ would i'm
! prove this opportunity Ia nder my acsuosl-
ekemc TO the citizens OF Davenport aud rteiute
ia 4 fisors aud invite the to rait on the rn
OF Hawkes. n ID " at my rcceut ilaee of business
Front street, second door east of Main It.
CHA LES NJ. HAWKES.
D,ycuunrt Mfh / isll
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-20
Copartnership Notice

II E subscribers having formed coparntrship I'M
der the name and style of Iiiwses d Day. Tor the
Transaction Of general Grocer, business. would res
pertfui.y solicit share Of public patronage al the
recent :, nd Il O. NJ. Hawkes., Front street second
door east OF Main 81. iN5. G.. NJ. HAWKES.
T.. A. DAY.
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