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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

THE steamer MANI c, n. A. Poscg
RA Master. has Just bee n ih no ughiy over
nSE b hauled and repaired and 10 now in
SEASON between 81. LoHi-snd ST. raHl, touching
at all intermediate landings For ire ght pply oi,
board orto BURROWS 4 PRETIYAAs.
April g5.. ls55.ts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 70 0WNERso =
HORGEA
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIZ CLAIRE,

NTILLkeepco con stan:ly on hand ai,i for sale large
w assortmentof LMEu be r, La he 4 Shi0.
glesof every variety OF size for buidne purposes,
Ne also hard God forcabinet work and machinery.
Beingatthe head efthe rapids he obtain select
edlegs OF best quality aud In Unlimited quantity go
astok keep the Milisrnnniueevers week in the year
ersean therefore be filed on short notice al any
ii q.
I eais~ furnishes lumber offallsizes and atths
Law est casA Price.
Feb. q, leJSdtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
n al-hlnn

great height or Instance designed ivt -. NH,
lions, Furnaces, Mines, RoEhhg Miiis, falEE ,',s.
Factories, Stationary Fire Engines 1a'oen purt
Wells, Cisterns, aud for all purposes ~hefe ''''
can be used. , +, ,,t,,.r.,
These Pumps are now In use on all W" P''"'''
Railroads. = nth and West. p,,. 4,
he late Fair Of the Ohio Mechanics lBs'hule l. A
VPHun aud perfect satisfaction 1ss,,r,
casss where properly put mp, according scd
TForders than ~ receive and prom pp,,,I,.
by MOSES d LITTER, once al Burrows s''"
mans. Front Street, Davenport, Iowa
An 18th. lrs5 " d I'm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

JUST REX lei " ED!
DY Express at MITE HELL = Elm porium an elegant
I'D assortment OF Embroidery
White Lace Cspes.
Lace and Cambria Undersleeves;
Laces and Flouncings;
ladies Collars;
Gents Shirt Bosoms and Collars.
Also
De Lame and cashmere Shawts;
White and col. Wool De Lanes;
Mosquito Laces;
French Workings and Crotrhet Cotton;
Large lot ofTriDnlings and Fancy Articles.
ALSO; tFElt's So
An excellent assortment OF Ladies' Shoes and Q
riety of new styles OF Fall Go'ds.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

la5b. 1855.
c1IcAaoA mock INLAND 1AII1oAp. i
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

! LADIES' ColIl|tI. n, com
THE Second Quarter ofthe above lh'l'h~ III an
| mence on Wednesday, September a'h !" ~
departments a., tpstrne.
Our arrangementsfor thorough coursey,i, ~ are
tion In the various departments OF the .o's Az,
ample and on a scale to meetth The dcpahos'''
and spirit OF the times. b and rom.
We aim TO gyea more practical ihofouhnSaoI fot
peie course OF studies than any "i our ,hr Ic.d
young ladies. Yea, more, we mean 10 ia"'
In the business offe male education. ii, tba ,it.
Theeourse OF studies viii be Narisf 20 SUI,
instances nd intellectual capaeii, oitha t al
Tuition IN III, Primar! Department, ~ "0 :. /"
do ~ .s usual course, oo ;,
Languages nd higher English hranehes,
NoTR.--ko ,Itra ehargesin the Sormsiof
Teachers depa rtment.
Music on Piano, Meiodeon Guitarand =, no " I"
Harp, sfo w W 40 "
Landscape Paintngin Oil. e"o
MoDoehromnic, Crayou and Pencil m " IS
Drawing, sc. each,
Papier Maeheapd Ornamental Learner an :.
Work. each. 49,
Embroidery Orna enta Needle Work, an 4. -
Ac IL . In ali their variety, each, :"
Diplomas viii be given tn those Who COM
pie,e a thoruug course IN either oItHe
departments. a.,
Rnnyd with furnished rooms tBeindlhF m :,
washing lights, fuel, saiioncr! &C. - y" ", a
If IN. ntIrIl rnlsArs b 10 T own room, etc, =
All NAV mepts To be made in advance. ,,,rhnI.
Those wiAhing TO secure rooms. or d'sh 'niSG
Proprietorand Superlh'eh"''
Ma. 7. y. Capptso, Principals
MRs. NJ. A. CoppsNa'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
! southern Markets large and veil selected stock
cf goods Of all descriptions, In common use, consistpg
ofDry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cape,
Glassware, QneenswAre, Bunaio Robcs,
Groceries, Died Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
g. A. T. 1. a kaaawha salt Hardware,
Ncts and Mill Saws, Iron, all kinds Stce asso rted,
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Gsindsiones,
Woodea~sre, Live gees. feathers, Pitch Il 0akum
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and OILS, Dye Stunts, &c.,
Viii n will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
Int I'd keeping every thing In common use, persons
ing several rtcles obtain them street
a,ths Brick store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa
une 3. 1.53-s9 J. n. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
Sugar Cured Hams!

~ TIERCS CANVASSED, very
~ eh"iee and pai ap with extra care iVf fam
II. uss.
FORBADE ekeap wholesale & reiailgf
JACOB WEAVER Jr a. co
~ s. This lot o. Hams ~ offered 10 the trade aHd
families UPON favorable serns lower ths the, an BE-
bought At si. Louis, Chicago, or Cincinnati.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
LADIES SHOULDER BRACEl

ga Dozens OF Bartieus superior shoulder Braces
- lof Ladies st 81 So each.
Aug -, a-Ssm HINES a CLiPPINGER.
g IN worth 81 Quinine, $500 worth Of Aorphia,
sp-fuV Ree'd to-day ~ Express from Power. q
wegn imam viii be sold eouDtry desie r. low for
cash. HINES X CLiPPlNGER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

0nBindles Wrapping paper, go resm. 'T SITys
VVcAp paperinsi -acalyeda al aud =" htl''-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

NEW CLOTHING IlOCs,ii;, ,t
NS BRADY STREET, third hood i;o-h 49,, 81 mad
l We are now opening sso's =. go. - Rroat-
,,,iag nannf.,.ufea ~ -. L. jennings n'G nss.
Wv New York of the be nsteri1lshnns n PRICES
.t,6e which We shall sell st The 10" s' an, ,oos
G.a,is,. i, are in ,isd 10 call and eAan,,9ss,'n 10
Davenport, June 10 'y $3.50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
INSURANCE.
I'm AND UAxu1

yymnurisssse Mutual Fir, Aarics Insurance
Company Of d. Lsais
CAPITAL eaoe. SO and CONSTANT. Increasing
DIRECTORS:
~ cs Greedy, s. NJ, EdGeH-
n w Alexander, Il. Wymxn.
~ Iccaas. d. A, January, Z. n reea.
1890 tssaed frem - days " SIX years. ana we 'n
..ss1 Yssf,s13rsae In the whole prcan
eoe iasoraasioa enquire cfthe anae ,ssSs pnpT
q navearsss. " l. Va ~
Jaay 1olh, isSa-tv-E
- YsstssH Massachusetts, Insurance CenPy.
HittsAsid, Mass.
as,ssssse Coantv Nutuaiinsnranne c.;
.N PisssAeid, Mass
Cash c.pitsi eioe, eca. aeqni,sd GsE's.. ,ee, ~
O0cs il c. 8aferd,s Block AfRoS d rlsn .f aE''
Oaes II Con nercisi Bal ding.
Ne Secsnd aoor. JOHN uoAIH, Agent,
-. sAsr Davenport. Iowa
111Tf01D TISURANcE coHfAAIa
CAPITAL s30O, 900,
yVyH have received the Agency OF vars soaha ~
w reliable Company for Davenport and sicaa,ss,
spa AZ prepared 70 issue policies on ss issofse~
eesmsasaay cher good Company. ,o,p,x
dec37 AAonLoi .-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
Toys, Dolls & Fancy Notions gtnsraly
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE oFrIcf

THE undcr.irnet has openeds Genefs iulpi stt-
ofser ~ tL complete set ~ bupss 10 rhah Il
enter ni kirds Of RrAl and Persons FFsfsru t,f /
or for reEl. lbe nsMos OF all seTyaLts sl1 visa a
places In families th q The cit, also Ite EgEri n
Mechanics. Ln6arersAAd uihrEtsrrGiTs ra Ilaysttt
lhallh &C Who are In search Of HOUSES, sng,, =
wants. &c ceKnoIfAil Of ituntcdtatgsaesei, u vt n
ingeiihsrby calling Btmy oniec. thar@y, Mestisv.
Cat nd register your auts or Srdrr.stGI 1~r -
receive PROM "a aeniion.
HlsFFifTn
No. Eommsfcisf sdalEl'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05
BOSTON MARKET,
For The week ending yau. (.

AShE'-1he marie, f,r Pos. .. qai.t ~iih small
.-es % 'e fciii- nfe ifm but deuitld -
CORN EACuAhGE-FI ut has been ufnvin. more
hscF The pact week. but win steady .i-a.aad fora
hr ,fad', and comparatively -aiali stock deuet.'
and feeaiFef-' ands prices have been vel sustained
hfsushout the wark TIE sale of common Rfatd.
Weston have been a. - ~ i2ag2j; rauct Al 50 Is
10 o. rnd tatra- q $50 "a Nu o. hsL POI ,.tfa
Sene.ee there .. fsu drtsnd u 81 dla II Is pttll
ts 10 band Canada Flour has hsen s.ias at ~ 80 b.,
hoed end GUY Fad at go 90 90 tor fanny, ava
Sll g 30 - 10 'rifus. Com Meal has hs,n o. far
eeinand "a q - y Tor and good aud 4
louf is 3D. better suppl ani ssing sts7 0la7 81 PER
i - "'eH ''h'f uh.ctvd during uu
~ 's, i.'. COZ s a, : o. 0s 80 . ssls
ois 81 fffF snd fniT an NriuN at ; n5 ~. alI
~Lii. % a5 ysc pf tu Ois invr is.-u 90 ir dsnat4
~ 90 Ole ir bu. Tor Nofhefn sod W.stefn aud some
lots oi heavy 81 Or pr hn. SO 30 htm. ILs
sae. have iangrd han 81 - a a. rf DO. Nine bean.
eoainus IN s,usd, deuind q 8 - - " bu a. %
qutus. Canada lcus are selling a. 80.
HAY Ltsferu hss ueen u lfiide .land : 10 pnunetsl
HDfS-lhs ufflcie cuntuinr- qui.t 90 Sc " 10 d.
The crop % 1854 has lfen quite la &C. e,iinsttn a.
Is Oli hsls. more thau was ever fa-c ipre ,i ti.
eip1fls owing 20 .hor cop BOB Greet titsin eiy
aaauHt .ioi " 900 hf. tla lai seer. AID chip
u'en's ..e .ti m tiug aud tir eAfans are likely
auN on haal in The New England states annual, 10
Sol bales, sud ihe qasutiy IA NeN YORK State much
larger
LEi1HER--The mtilet for Sole Leather iemaiu.
without change moderate sales 81 l5 21c pt %
70, New 10 i'shl. middle and ever weighs.
fRbNi-loN - be market remains quite ste1dy fnf
Pufk, with moderate dem ud from ilH ride -alos 81
prime az 50 ~ 90, Mess at IS 90 IS 70 Tor uli
and $40 ul DO a5 foi and clrsr az 10 so n %
pf %, mo-. hre has been 60 moderate demand
Saics ai c"nfneu Western Mes. 90 IS co. heavy
do a. . 90 10 20. and ezra do si7 90 ~ So ~
uhts mos t.tid remains without change. sac Of
hasioa A. 20 ~ PC ~ H., cash Western In bt. at
llcs add 30 Acss % Tee 90 10 each rnd mos. Hams
ceiling az 10 ilr pf ih cash and Dressed hogs
have arrived quite freely, aud con-id Fable sales al
4c pf H. each. putFf remains ilous change. Fair
AMI choice quality have hesn sriias 20 a5c. ahd
ordinary "A a iee " b. Cheese, good quality, j..
selling ~ 10 he rf 10.
IALLpN-keud-ted i scarce npd FIN. saies of
10000 ~ st ~ PC ~ 10, cs,h. Rougb s.tlug u
- % 9 ! .. as to quality.
Nboi.-i be market eouiinuCs quiet for domestic
hnt wiih small stock pfices remain unchanged The
sais Of she week have heen SO 700 lhs For foreign
..fn.xx
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05
Dratbg.

In Calais, "a, Fanny II. wife oi AbdieiKent,
ECO. aged 3! years, 5 mo-.
10 iiardwick, Dec. - N Samuel dams 4 ken,
uged H. son ct She Rev. solomon Aiken
In Worcester, Dee. l2th, Mr. Isaac l.add, aged IS
years.
90 Weaihets6eld, Dec Goth, VIZ. John ruttle, aged
-. NJ. 7. wa the utst NAE child hatn IN the toNu
aud litod on the same farm iili hi death.
10 SscuinCrc, De kalb Go. lliiruis, Dec. 5th, Of
typhoid foyer, Mf. Sylvester q. Bridge aged - years
500 Of He1aieoi Bulge. La Of We.t indsof, Vt.
o. NORTH rtoy, tee o., 81 corsumqtion, Mrs. tilr
utt &. Euius, ~ .f' Of Ar laNey Eikius, and daugh
ter of ln-eph Howell, L-q aged about 30 ycsrs.
10 ihe death of ihi. beloved sister, su-tsin no
ordinary bereavement. Luduw ed With mind OF supe-
roni, and haft the repository oi every kindly
affection add chfiftdu grace. sLe eniueuily en-
afarrf 10 her mty and ffiends, aud the community
go whifh shr lived. Nrh ehrtub chiil in hoaYsn,
bceknning hcr h"mc- sud antthrt on rnuh, pleading
for thf ruaidian,Ap Of mnthrr's owe, ong aud pain
iui seemed the struggle httVsru on certify and o
be- VeiA iDhtntHuto- Hat hifure sieiied, aud death
trumphff. Tier n4r fud Virtues add uni form cltis
tia fiih and gnHiiun, hiie they enhunre the
los, uud geo additional pDisnancy 10 gfef,--iut
psh nr- aud chrrung nNitcutc that lie la. attain
cd The abcrtance of ihc saints made perfect ~ heay
- Gone before a., o sister, Go tho .pifit land,
Nainls iauk W Tor anOhcf d, tho place TO siaad -
4.
10 - iahui burr, Nov, 70 h. Ms. Jutn ?. Barton, o
" ashfnstu1. I'D 80 lelrs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE EfFRc rED
by Dr.M'Lane's celebrated Ver-
mifuge.

New York, March 10, 1854.
l-rhis is TO certify that have hren troubled for
almost tour years with choking sen.a'ion, some
time. 50 bad a. almost TO suiloeate mel employed
two regular Phy'ieisas bus purpose. was then
persuaded TO try bolis of DR.. Mechanics celebrated
'e'm''use. took two Tea speoniu. at one dose.
u soon segan to operate, ~hea il made thorough
work u had regular worm faetsry within mel /
should judge ii brought away Gem me some two
quarts OF woFns-lhey had the appearances OF having
bufted. took tao fo'uaiad. Of he boule at two
doses, The eaae, was, ii brought away ono quart
more, all chopped to pieces non e, Iks diiTorent
person.
The above "a iron widow lady forty sin year. of
age resident Of this city. For further the
public referred 10 Mrs. liardie, No. 8 Manhattan
place, Z. l.. Thsall, Druggist, corner Of Ru gs
and Monroe streets.
L. g. DR.. MLane's Celebrated Ncrmifuge aud Liz
ef Pills, can be o5la aaY Of the spectacle Drug
Stores la this city.
b- Purchasers will please be careful ask for and
take zone but Dr. M'L.ans's veruAifage. All
Others are comparatively worthless. :2s2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05
jNarriagrg.

10 BaHe, Dee. lsth, by Rev. Mr. Robinson, Nj. 10
seph r. tcnl to Miss Flora Ann adiey, both OF Mont
pelet.
In Gtcce Churel, Randolph, Dec. 90, by the Rev.
VIM. r. Johuson, Rector Of st. fauls Church, Wind
sor, tho Rrv. J. Everett Johusun, Rector ofChtist
Church, NuitshslI, aud Miss Aunis Sophir, daugi-
ter Of tho Hon Luren riswoid, Of andolph.
A. Nhito River Village, lIaufefd,l Dec. by
Rov. Mr. Mefill, John J. Walndge, OF RoSbuty, aud
Miss Boil NJ Ws-nbuTn, OF II frIfofd.
Dee lOth, ~ Rev. =. Mcriil. Mr.. Gould stoekweil,
Of Rochester, VI. aud Ms. Llnna Gleason, Of East
Hampton, Mas.
hl.o. ~ the .amo. Dec. 24ih, Mr. Charles Hubbard
Of Rochester, aud Miss Abba d. Barnes OF Lowell,
Mass
IN WHethury, At the Washington House. Dec. 25,
by Rev. Dennis Chapih, Nj. Daaici X. Adams aud
Miss olive ~ laie, both OF stowe.
Ia cahai, Dec 50, by Rev. d. Packer Mr. Edwin
y. Hask al aud Mss Lotnda b. Holt, both of Mood
buy
Also, Dec 25. by the same Mr. Chester ". Coliey
and Miss hlvira Cart, both Of Wutcibufy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05

NEw YoRK, Jan. 2. Heavy Failures
Messrs Wadsworth g. Sheldon, bankers Of
Wall street, suspended payment day, Liza
bilities about 81 500 600; assets probably a
million over this. They were the agents in
this city of the State Of Illinois, consequent
ly no payment has been maze this morning
on account of interest on its bonds.
The failure Of Messrs Belcher & Co. sugar
refiners, st. Louis, for 100000, was an
nounced this afternoon. It has also involved
the two following houses in this city |;
Messrs. Foster g. Stephenson, ship owners
and bankers, for $500, 900, and Winthrop G.
Ray, stock broker, for So90,0oO. Some
Boston houses are said to be losers TO the
extent ofnearly 8 100000.
The failure of Messrs. Wadsworth g.
Sheldon has taken the street by surprise,
and caused gloomy and depressed feeling.
we learn that the failure was occasioned by
disnppontments in receipts oflarge amounts
which, had they been received, would have
relieved them. They have large excess of
resources over their liabilities, and they hope
the suspension is only temporary. We also
learn that arrangements are TO be made at
an early day for the payment of The interest
on the Illinois bond.
The Wing General Committee are in ses-
sion aud promise to have a stormy time over
many contested seats. The issue is betyeen
the Wings proper aud the Know Nothing
Wings.
ALBASr, January 3 The Legislature Of
this State met to day, when Mr.. Littlejohn
was elected Speaker, by &c votes to 81 for
Stevens, Democrat The other Wing nomi-
nees were all elected.
HARRIsBURG, Jan. 9. Tho Pennsylvania
Legislature convened to-day. Henry X.
Strong, strong Wing ana American, was
elected Speaker on the first ballot, by 40
votes, to 2 for Scott.
CHIcAeo. Jununry2. The Illinois Legis-
laiure organized at Springfield to-day !;
Thomas Turner anti Nebraska. was elected
Speaker and +. +. Bridges, Clerk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05
What they think.

IT'S the Unanimous opinion Of those who have used
Myers Eat Rocs Rosshat isnedy ia all diseases
sisins rom impurities of the baod, vie,d humoi, i'm
paired digestion, Juvenile iuprudsness irregular is
log, improper use Of mercury, sc. Il ia invaluabls A.
completely cures all diseases of the skin iasisorsies
the system, promotes isseasibie psrspiratoa remov
Ing those impurities which otherwise wosid inesita-
bly, terminate ia diseases Of the Lanss Of Liver Il
lao mPsfts healthy tvno to the stomach aud dses-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05

Church Organ.-W take especial pleas
IRE in being able to state that the new
Church Organ, contracted for some two
months since by the Episcopal Society in
this village, has been completed, and now
stands in its place in the Church, ready for
use. 1t is, both to the eye and ear, beau
ttul and perfect instrument. In the variety
OF its stops, and number of its pipes, it is
perhaps, seldom equalied, except in the cit
les. II is built with an extended Keyboard
and has two banks of keys, twenty eight
registers and about one thousand pipes
Its compass is from to G in all, exclusive
OF peda. bass which runs down to cc-a
sixteen feet pipe.
A few individuals were invited to the
Church, last "Wednesday evening, to hear it
played. The exhibition was entirely salts.
factory. All were delighted to hear it,
We have never heard better or purer tones
from any organ 1t was manufactured at
the establishment Of Messrs. Stevens & Jew
ell, Boston, and cost about $4,000, IL re-
fleets great credit to the builders, as well as
TO the enterprise of the society and ndivid-
uals by whose liberal subscriptions il has
been purchased. Long may they live to
enjoy it.-Patyiof.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05
More News from California.

ANtN 4 thhs Hutis
Steamer Star ofthc West, with California
mails, reached her dock at about half past 2
o'clock today.
, he star OF the West brings on freight
sos SIS.
Notwithstanding the absence Of rain,
which was beginning to be severely felt, the
mining news Is Of a cheering character.
a nugget OF gold, valued al $1,000,
weighing II lbs. had been found near
Sonora.
Rich gold plains, some twenty miles in ex-
tent, have been discovered on the east fork
OF Carson River.
A railroad from Los Angeles to the Color
ada was thought OF. The inhabitants of San
Diego were also projecting a railroad TO the
Colorado.
Some capitalists of Los Angeles have pur-
chased land, with the view OF founding
new city, six miles iaand from San Pedro
The line Of telegraph between Columbia
and Stockton was to be IN operation by the
first of January.
The adaptation of the soil Of the Sacramen-
TO Valley tor the growth of cotton, had been
demonstrated by the exhibition of samples
grown therein.
The dales from the Sandwich Islands are
10 the 10th Of November, twelve days later
than the previous adyices, but they cover no
news Of Importance The indications arc
said to be favorable to the early completion
Of the Annexation treaty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05

0~Tsplsadid PAINS TOT s75, slOo $50, aud s20O,
aud beautiful buing lots, 100 feet square, equal 10
iSu' city uts, for only SIS They arc all well siiua-
ted for farmiog and building purposes, at L1kelanL
L. l, near he much ADMIRED Lake Ronkonkoma ,
also, 9'l los, easa 100 feet square, equal TO four city
lots and 100 farms, viii be divided among 500 .ub.rri-
beers, on tao
Each subscriber, Tor ony SIS payable ia instaincnt
secures or building lois q by 100 feet, ia delightful
aud healthy location, the celebrated lake Ran
konkoui, or fam Of from , TO 20 acres. few
ssbseliarrs only required 10 elose thu books.
Apply To
cHAs. WOOD, DOB Bro.Gway, or to
w. W CALDWELL, Ageni, Montpelier, VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-05

WosprnFuL DfscovEpr has recently haon made
by DR.. Curtis OF this cny IN the treatment Of Con-
sumption, Asthma sud all Diseases OF the LunKs.-
We reiei to " Or. Carfis's HageaHa fahaitRg Hg-
geaH papor and CherrF SgrHp." With this mel r.
cd DR.. o. has restored many afflicted to perfect
health as an evidence oi which he has innumetabic
certificates. Speaking OF the treatment, ph yscian
remarks tit IL evident that inhaling -constantly
breathing an agreeable healing vapot, the medicinal
properties must come ~ direct contact with the whole
Of the wual cavity Of the lungs, and thls -capo the
many aud varied changes produced upon them when IN
ttoduced into the mach and subjected the pfoccs
Of disesiior. The IyseaBa l. Tor sale by FRED.
SMITH. Montpelier. Vt, and at MI tho druggists
fhfoughou; The county .-From he .Nen York Datth
wen Of Jan. 81.
SEE advertisement Of Medieated Inhalation IN anoL-
er column OF this papof. 12ly
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tive organs, thereby removing that peculiar misery Of
the American people, dysPepsia. Soc Circulars.
1rMANuFACrURED for the Propric,ors by G.
u. WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chenist. New
Haven CT For sale by FRED. u. sMfrn and u. o.
TYLER, Montpelier VI, aud dealers 10 Medicine
generally, where pamphlets, &c. may be had gratis
l4:lw
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The Green Mountain Boys .Nosipg.
"Wednesday evening, Washington Camp
No / order "Junior Sons OF America was
instituted at Burlington, VT. under the most
favorable auspices. The following officers
were Installed for the first term.
Is. Raymond, z. p; A. c. Sweet. p; G..
c. Smith, V. r.; W. s. Green. r. s.; Geo
Hamblin, A. X. s; c. $. Rebanks, +. S /;
c. P. Whitney, T; L. Il. Stearns, NJ. +.
and c.; c. Chamberlin, C.; r. d. Hunt, l.
q J. X. Converse, o. G.
Success TO the Burlington Boys. - Boston
Be.
Here is an approach to publicity. BY the
way, we understand that in some quarters
outsiders have lists of the X. Ms. In New
Hampshire, we are told, the loeofocos have
an organized system of spies in the X. N.
lodges-ihe spies being members.
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Chairity.-Judge Helfenstein, of Pennsyl-
vania, has devoted tract of Anthracite
coal land IN Shanokin, in that State, partly
Tor the relief Of the poor in New York,
rhiiadelphia, Baltimore, Lancaster and
carlisle partly to the endowment of Col
iege' and partly to the cause of African Col
onl1ation: The revenue derivable from this
properly Is estimated ut 100000 year.
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JfiarkFtg.
cambridge Cattle Market.

" FUNNFUAI1 II IFTllNF y 100.
iUepoued for the Atlas
A. u'atket today sos Cattle shout 442 Reeves and
% stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Gov. aud
g I've. 4 irHfiine-, I~oand Three Yesfs Old
rfiecF-Mattet ucet-EAt. s. si4nercut: 1t ansl.
itf. 500 % qinh's s72isf,to sd quuhOs7 3
oidna} Sc 50.
sheer anf i.snl,.--l7'l u market. Ettr-, s., G,
by lot, s2,50 IS 3. 3,i2 3,25, 3 80, a75i4
Remtks-Ihe market h. s-ts lightly stocked aud
in eonstqnrure too sai"s quick tnd a. handsome
adv lnrn ihe prices Il last ue.k There has been
cauts az all driven 10 his wfek