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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

u - -NTTRAGrIoN EXTRAORH;&ARN.-PAIEN
ANBRoI'Ypf,S by J. kEAt'l, only successor 10 - !"
Is a his old stand door 10 the Virginia iaak 9l
strertconessedly highest achievement Gf me fho'
IRA Dlic art These beautiful pictures on Fi>5 pl'i, nav
~ months almaSt entirely aunhj4ted the OLD s'>e iaE''
root vpr paocess beng infinitely superior IN every
yersrd as in the Daguerrectypc They are more p,l''
r In oue and more elegant in finish the eyes more per
@ r., fourth the time required by the old process
and lastly they will last for ages They are heelTn m &
M hnyrn mates Of glass, which scaling secured hy eler
o, in the uitcd and Europe. and owned III Nhch
inr Inv Krarv oafg This sealing Renders henl
atr or any other agent which destroys the baseeo
type. .o ,oso o,c,fnI,, invited 10 call and ey.
anime specimens aud rendered II
pcrishahe - z, ,ho rig1t IN max, tmhro
tvnos in virginia. reasonable terms -, s,,ot n
ENHry N.H N,ltaH H,i,. m ON hand sep @-ds
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H,ENTs, FINE sasOEs.-l ,mve hand

the best and medium qualities of
entlemens Boots aud Caters Having just contract
cd for the making work, shall hereafter
sent work the city OF Philadelphia produces
nc ats T. SEABuKY.
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NOTICE TO THOSE TT MAY CONCERN.
An persons indebted to again requested to come
immediate their bills have been
standing much longer than agreed upon
D. H. LEWIS
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Pr intended for both papers subject to special
aurar ers will be limited to their immediate bu
AZ .ha al yerti charged at transient rates
dn al an new advertisements appear in the daily and semi
weekly stuory notices which exceed eight lines charged
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,raTEK sYa.EEL! WAyEK Wa.EEL!.-

uYsT HECEuy D-A nice assortment OF
y SHAWLS TALMAS and CAPS, of handsome styles by
NATHANIEL GJGGENHFlMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

EDURE CIDER vsSEtsA R.-l0O gallons pure CIDER
\ Vinegar reeeiy ed and for sale by . z ,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

INC aboyt rates arc OHM River. sEt AdNalc' S
charged if sent ali the by Railroad 30 Storage Charged
on Ci0ois seat through oar line Constgn to
" BRIDGFORD 4 Co, Richmond
REFERENCES RIcHNoNp-Sterns x Bfmnel; lnsleyy, nyy,
Tardv & Co. Sclden Miller j. H. Claiborne j. W wright
& Co. Chas r. Wortham Co. Shields y SeiaihefHl!e "h"
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H.orns.EANs. AND EANcs GOoDs.---W
REEVE. ,gEATU Il ALLEN, CnnMA>-

EtREENE. aGEAJu ~ Ab.s.N s''h w -
N SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANClSto, CAl4-(oF-
rTCr 13t FRONT STREET NEW YORK )Hariicular attention
paid to ALES OF TOBACCO and eonsgnments dre' from
the virginia Manufacturers solicited ,. An.
' 1r,TFPFNCES-A a. A. Lawrence & Co, Boston; Allen
& Paxs9n New York; Courtney Snshihe h"I,hnIe ,
I1,vn,nort Allen 4 co, Edmond. Davenport Co, ludal
e. Watson James T. Heath, late auditor and Crenshaw ~
10 pichT'nna. AIeCorklc Jones MCDANIEL Hurt x Pres
ton, Il. c s Ferguson Co.. ana Miner eie"'"'" '"N'
burg. ,..-., . ,rr borse in Nc,y
WI or resident partner that city viii give his personal
attention to the receiving ranshppng aud securing the oW
est rates Of freight free Of commission) ON all goouS eos
Oh 10 our san Francisco House. - . nth
Mcssrs Edmond Davenport Cos will act tor nS AT h'h
mOnd.
,yoss,7E. sND ssMaVY HO0Ts.-A large lot
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ECOEND-A Bond of the East Tennessee and virginia Kan
n rond Company which the owner can get by desrrpcnS
''', nc - cts IL TIloS JOHNSON. Big Spring.
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NEW FALL sTOCK OF

sEe5B BOOTS, SHOES HATS. CAPS, &c.-B. $.
HOOpERoppose the Warwick House,s now 0~
yell selected of Boots Shoes
Caps Trunks and every article in his line which will be
for cash very punetua customers oc 26ts
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q J i6o0 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
I'm a.. Santos-cargo of the schooner Indicator, from
''o " EDMOND. DAVENPORT & CO.
Rchm
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lust OPENED. 10 pairs Wool Carpets, mt 30 to
L., Iots JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

bR.RORERTE EARLN Dentist, has removed
- ms onlre one door above his residence MAIN ST
anu oht Sluafe aboNe DbrcllS Hotel jan llts
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upvRER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
from one the most eminent Colleges OF the
s and the greater part of whose life has been spent
In b gosptas o, London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere
some of the most astonishing that were ever
% Nany troubled with rngngi. the ears and head wheI
,raa nervousness being alarmed ai sudden sonnls and
iness with frequent hlushine attended sometimes VIII
Anfr III curel mmedlateY.
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WE satVs3 ON ssAsD-
w 100 dozen Yarn Socks;
$40 wards Country iinscy-white and coiorcdi
5Dq ,tause;
500 hs Wool Rolls;
1000 " fresh Feathers.
o'.a an ~ i" "'''S YOUNGER & SMITH.
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y eeyed the cheap cash store assortment of the finest
uatv Silks be found in house in this city Ladies
want something fine invited to call and look at
I,onn h.is1 Ii LEWIS
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unvns.,rEg AND 2EAVY ssD0TS.-A large lot
en,ved Brorues very heavy Also heavy pesged ana
we'd Boots for sale by mus = "a 10 ~ N''
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"A congratulated by permission from lady in this city
iuue l,lt
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Nrntcs Crates "a splendid assortment of
d Fancy Crates which, for beauty and chcapncss cannot
surpassed this mrrket Let all consult their tastes and
comfort and Range Warehouse and prepare
for Winters snow clad hand ..
or fs.ts g. s. BLISS
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MISCELLANEOUS,
FI4OuR.-Thc Family Gro
hand the VIII will

VEkN has hand the folown articles which viii be
sold ON reasonable
Buckwhcat Flour;
Green aud Dried Apples
Sweet and Irish Potatoes
Smoked and Picked Reef Tongues
Dried Peaches,
Smoked Beef
Fine Family Hams Cheese, sc
There also be found other things which
useful In families all of which will be sold cheap for cash
Sits j II. SOLOMON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

corpse Where the steamer aud the rail
way trains and the telegraphs, painting
shrieking and flashing to transmit that
papers contents to the worlds dim, cloudy
ends
/ The morning comes, the inky imp Of
yesterday, INDUCES in clean face his
unheInpt are ont OF snarl; he is trans
formed into Mercury. Forth he goes,
packages Of papers beneath each arm, in
MS capacity of carlier boy. He is mona
OF your brisk pert fellows, Of the now a.
| day order, out very meek indeed; aud
when the squire speaks out to him strong
and hearty, good morning, my boy" be
holds down his head aud deposits the an
swer in his bosom as if it were q very del
icate thing. and not yet able to fy Like
death, he visits every house. and his bur.
den becomes lighter as he proceeds He
does not chuck the papers as they do now
over the gate under the fence, but de-
Gently and demurcly places it folded and
damp in the hand of somebody com
misSioned to receive it. But he dosenit
''rirg, for there ls nothing to ring in all
the town, except the Church bell which
the Doctor brought home in his scutter"
one day from Utica or somewhere there
away.
His rounds are soon made; meanwhils
a sorry sort OF horse-an cditors horse
you kuow-is blowing solitary oat about
very large mangcr, the last survivor of
very large family, Pretty soon Ros-
mate is led forth. and pair of saddle
bags, distended to the suffocating point,
is brought out. followed by the Mercury
and no devil, with his pockets plethoric
with dough nu,s-what has become os ;iiat
old fashioned twisted luxury land tin
horn tethered to a button hole by bit Of
strong green string 1t is with a kind
of sheepish Importance that he mounts
by the aid of the proprietor. and wends
his way as they were fond of saying ,'out
in the country" as if the cid village was
not positively lost in hcvery bosom Of
It.
Aud so he went his horn resounding
through the solitudes and he as happy
as knight fresh from tournament
And that was the IN S f. W." the
Ne1rs of those old days But what there
was in the Gazette, and who they were
that read it, must be passed over in ths
silence like that, that now. alas hangs
like great wing over the most of them
the fairest, and loveliest, and best Cay.
aga Chief 4nd'lrn, N T.
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Nc Night in Heaven.

~There shall be no night there" What
comforting assurance is this to earth
children.
No night OF darkness and gloom.
There shall DC no fading of the light Of
the celestial country. There is no need
Of sun. or moon, or twinkling stars, or
any other light, for there it is one glori-
Gus, cioudless day
No night Of WEAKNESS. How heavily
the cares of this mortal life pass upon
the frail and feeble frame. The labors
of single day often EXHAUST the energies,
aud we lie down at night too weary even
to sleep. Oh, this is Z life of toilsome
toll We gain the victory, if at all, by
no easy warfare We reach the end Of
our pilgrimage as wayworn travellers come
to their journeys end But in Heaven
they are never weary Though their
service is no endless one, yet they are
never tired of IT.
No night of sorrow How many a night
Of untold sorrow do the children of earth
weep away We pour out bitter tears
over blighted hopes and buried joys. We
weep in bitter anguish over prospects
suddenly disappointed streams of earth
~ comfort dried up; the loving and the
loved laid away in the grave. But angels
aud saints in heaven know no sorrow.
No night Of weeping follows their bright
and glorious day.--They who have drank
the cup here shall never taste its sitter
again; for sorrow and signing shall fes
away
No night of death SIT is night :"
whispered dying child 1t was nights
when weeping friends stood around that
Heath bed deeper. darker, sadder night
than that which had fallen on nature
without -1'hey know that the shadows
of the dark valley were gathering around
The gentle sufferer then They knew
that the light was fading forvef from
hose ewes that bad so rejoiced in merry
sunshine Oh. it was night of anguish
~ those mourners. but not to the dying
bov: for when the early sunlight filled
rhe chambers Of the east, his night OF
dying was ended. and he passed to world
Of endless day
Christian. are nights of weariness, sor-
row and tears appointed unto you7 Be
patient but little longer. Soon the
night of death shall close over you; but
If ia tn fail not. you shall wake from its
slumber in that blessed world Of which
inspiration bath said There shall be no
night there Per. Rec.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

"Mother," said Mrs. Partington's Ike,
shere's a word in this ere paper l cant
make out"
aspell it. child" said the old lady.
;'S-a-g Nj c.h-ts =
sSage Nits. Sonny, what does say
about 'em ?"
at says that they started in old Ken
tucky, aud are spreading all over"
"Dear on us u said the old lady. 1.-THE
world must be comm to an end. Chitz-
bugs. cut-worms, and locusts are bad
epuff but here must come filthy things
the sage nits No sassengers for this
year Isaac," and Mrs. Partington sigh
ad
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

An ITEM FOR THE DocToRs "A Clln-
ton IN. Y paper in giving some remi-
uiscences of the Indians of its early his
tory says
Another Indian celebrated in differ
ent way was John Paul, medicine man.
His method of curing diseases was some
times botanical and sometimes monde
script. In one instance, upon curing an
individual who had teen given up as in
curable by the regular practitioners: he
was asked what medicine be used. His
reply was characteristic and suggestive.
II let him get 1ceiI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

A CnsTLy HoRsE.-An Arabian stall
lion. four years old, has just arrived IN
Philadelphia, for which the sum OFFS 600
has been returned. His owner requires
$4,000. The horse was loo days on
ship board, during which time be never
laid down,
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ssf. L.. Ests>h.

rr0RxEY ASn CoUNsELLoR At LAW,
4 7E2Al. POINT, WISCONSIN. Ofsce two doors
E,.taf the Book store Will attend to land ne
as, sHd transact all business connected with his
- 81 e.rinns rrnm mptiY attended 10. Sl:f.
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TAILORING.

aaierzIgned would respectfully tcnd"rhis Is
INKS 10 me citizens OF Mineral Point and Ea
] ytur pssl (4rors. and inform them that ne ~
q. business az his old stand On High Street, -AA-
n sll be pleased TO receive a co ntinuance OF
svo-.
q sa tenen's Clothes cIeaued and pressed on shor'
HENRY PRICE.
t.ls ln l4s9 v5n42.
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NiSCON NSIN HOU Sc.
-a' I0BG cc.Hty, eHeoHs'H'
ANDREW BOLSTER, Proprietor.

ANDREW BOLSTER, Proprietor.
A99ve House has recently been thoroughly ren
- aad alted up in the best possible mann9, g,
" n modaiion of the public. The Iaoie
- o. sgpDlied with The choicest the ma' Ae'
37tve eyery morping 10, Mineral Point, and W ar
- : Asso Scr sascnda. Good stablng sud Careful
ally solicited. 9stf. July. 1855
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

u HlhHI4AsD WISCONSIN.
$srsiyned having purchased the above Vsi-
Mouse, hs. n,,ed /, up in good style ana is
.Aeeoumoc ate the travelling public in the oes'
- on The most reasonable terms.
ii | 5 I a B L E.
II mes be supplied with the best the msfAe'
6OOD STABIING.
~. y he House. with the most careful and atten
Nss Always in a,tep4ance.
- 11e Patronage of the travelling community
80 re pectfull' solicited,
'uly ., 1916 HENRY HARRIS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

80 only good and cheap HOUSES AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
: sagSes snd Steighs, Banners, RegsHas ana
| sacses PaiGted with ne atness and despatch.
aAasiEg, White washing and Wall-staining,
az BEST style. Country orders punctualiy at
" Residence one door north OF the FRANKLIN
S,nsral Point Wis y5ni1
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!. 3. MOFFETT, M. D.

Fjy, nern tnently iocatedin Mineral Point, " ould
sDecifllly tender his professional services 10 ihe
ss6f the town aud vicinitv-
RI II the rooms formerly occupied by CONF
-fs where ne will be found AT ALL HoURs,unless
gg5 Professional business.
.rs- f553 n3ov5.
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TAILORS, Mineral Point, Wiscon-
Z. 'lict s'ts re of public patronage Their work
Z l'ue IN he most fashionable style, and on Tea-
. . s'arrs. Sh0p on High Street.
! ltns done 20 order, aud warranted TO NJ, IL
II! n4Je NJ. s2y
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JOHN MILTON,


WAL hENIER in Merchandise OF All KINDS
" On The cJrner of Chestnut and High streets,
q Pota;
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Ntu.rEL wHEELE ER.


3lRtb DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Goods
| 5cerlas, CrOckery anu Hardware, hiSh Sueel
ri Point y6n33
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THE PRESS.
B r JOHN J. SAKE.

Firm IN the right the Daily Press should be,
The tyTants foe, the champion of the free;
Faithful and constant 10 its sacred trust,-
Calm IN lis utterance, in its judgment just;
Wise in its teaching; uncorrupt and strong
To speed the right and to denounce the wrong, !,
Long may II be ere candor must confess
On Freedom shores, weak and vcnal press 7
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-&tl nEk EE in Family Groceries & Prov's-
: >Gl,s, Gias- Wooden Ware, SC H stand
NJ ihe Central House. High Street, Mineral Point
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r@ The population Of Nuscatine 10
37S
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1t was midnight in the council of the
Ottawas. The camp fires were all burn
ing, for they were awaiting the return of
Swift Wing They all hoped for his sue
cess, yet it was not without fear, for
in their excitement they bad forgotten
that Watanga was second in feetness on
ly to their favorite warrior AT length
a form darted from the shade of the for
est and stood before them. The eager
warriors gathered around, and as their
eye caught the scalp that danglcd from
his belt, they set up one Simultaneous
cry of exultation. Lenawee passed has
tily by his comrades, and entered the wig
wan of Wiota. for be knew that she would
not sleep until his return.
The Ottawa maiden waited his coming
He advanced, and with becoming mod
esty at his success, laid the scalp at her
feet. Wiota took his hand, and as he
arose pressed warm kiss upon his cheek
and then addressed the braves that were
CTOWuSu Wltuout tuc ooOI--
"Ottawas you see your chief Be
true to him as you were to my father and
you will never regfet it'll
Again was the loud joyous shout borne
upon the midnight breeze, and ere the
last reverberation had expired they were
formed into semi circle around their
camp. The new sachem passed along
the line, and pressed the hand of each oi
his warriors. The Ottawas had lost one
chief but they had gained another, and
the brave warriors never ceased to bless
Wiota's choice The AlgoDquins found
their chief next morning could not
retaliate, for the proceedings of the night
before we're locked from them forever
F0a du Lac, UiS.
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CHARLES r. LEGATE.
''ERAL LAND AGENT, Mineral Point, Wiscon-
W. tFFlCs on High Street. SIHE
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DUNN & RE AD.

Atxs AND COUNSELLoRs AT LAW.
soiIcir IN CHANCES
aiiioa's Block. Mineral Point, Wis-1u
Fsacss. r,e.7t s.L..uAp
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glNERAL POINT TRIBUNE.

,~pLlsHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING,
Efoa, Stone Block Third Floor, on the Corner
riestnut aud High SIS, Mineral Point, HIS by
GEOR G E w. lsLISS.
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1)ortrpp.
LIN ES.
BIZ n. p. WILLIS.

BrN.P. WILLIS
The leaf floats by upon the stream,
Unheeded in its silent path
The vision of the shadowy dream
A similar remembrance hath
The cloud that steals across the moon
Scarce brightens ere its hues are gone;
The mist that shrouds the lake as soon
Must vanish. when the night hath flown.
The dove hath cleft the pure blue sky,
No traces of his wing are there;
The light hath dwelt in beauty eye,
1t was but now-and now, is where!
The winds of night have passed the flower
Hath morning found its gay leaf dim
The bird that sung by Iadys bower
To morrow, will she think of him?
Ihas, lady. have | crossed iay path,
Like bird, or mist, or leaf, or cloud,
My name like remembrance hath,
Deep shall its sleep be-in my shroud
But still the cloud may not forget
The moons serene, but feeting light;
The bird, the leaf remember yet
All that hath made their pathway bright
And Though cold neglect be mine
My name to deep oblivion given
Will, while on earth remember thine,
And breathe it TO my Tyre, in heaven
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16
GE0. D. WILDER, N. D,
X, ID. pVlEORD
CH.RlEs COTTEHHLL,
MINERAL POINT, WIS

.stiN DENTIST, sells Drugs. Medicines, Paints,
" Hc' 81 tho Mineral Point Drug store
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

whom he would make bis bride2 Never
He would follow the Algonquin chief to
his very den, and there have his life
though he perish in tie attempt. He
reared the camp of the murderer, and
! could already see the dim light of watch
| fire In the distance. But look human
figure is seen through the darkness Ev-
cry nerve is now strained few bounds
and the exhulting Lenawee stands before
him. 1t is Watanga
The intercepted Algonquin pauses sud-
denly as though struck with an arrow,
and in tone rendered low by fear, ex.
claims =
Lenawee-the swift wing of the ma
tions |"
"Yes, tits Lenawee was the calm re-
ply.
g What would you with me I"
Your life !" said Lenawee, raising his
tomahawk high in the air
" Mercy. [ did not murder Osh au
kutan
" Ha! how knew you he had been muir
dered L will grant you one mercy,
though-you may have the benefit of your
own weapon. So draw quick, or strike "
The cowardly chieftain seized upon his
last hope as drowning man would a
straw, and disengaging his tomahawk,
already stained with blood of the Ottawa,
he hurled it at the head of his persuer it
was an unexpected move, but Lenawee
was not taken unawares, and as it left
the hand of Watanga, he raised his own
weapon and parrying the savage missile
from him, it buried to the handle in the
trunk of an aged oak that stood by bis
side. The Algonquin now resigned him
self to his doom, and sinking to his knee,
received the blow that the Ottawa had
aimed at his brain
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

RI Il OF ADV Elk IISING
square, (i2iines or less.) one insertion, ST 90
.,se,Iare ore month, I: l 80
square tutee iiohthS' - D W
. ,5lare SIX months, :: !: /: 500
SNARE one year, OO
5nrh of a column one year, ~ 90
oarh Of column half year, 500
:. laIl OF a column half year, II 90
aalf OF a column one year: is %
oIumn half wear, : Is 90
4 onmn one year, 30 90
- III advertisements ordered in withou spe-
- the length OF time, will be inserted until
..-s ont and charged accordingly.
F7Blsiness or Professional Cards. by the year,
4 5ree lines s3-each additional line SO cents.
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,S>.ss.1cE AGENCY.

firySuRASCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. coSN
s1OSC-rNS-
sr.- TiE'sa's Sire, -Htrs-at P0jRf, His.
+ n s. BOYDEN, Agent.
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DIRECTORY.
JOSEPH GD0DLAD, & VI. De,
.sPr Of the College of Physicians & Surgeon

Crirersdy Of The STATE Of Ner York,
l,. his services to the inhabitants of DodgeriAe
n r-nity as Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher.
,.l H. 1855 -n12rn5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30

Gov. RsEpER.-Some of the Pierce and
Douglas journals affect surprise tina, the
opposition papers have chan ed the tone Of
their remarks when speaking OF Gov. Reed,
er. OF course, as the Governor himself
has seen ct to change his line of conduct,
there is corresponding change in the com
ments made on his actions. His speech a,
Easton, during his recent visit to Pennsyl-
wanna differs so much from his message 10
the Kansas Legislature, that it is impossi.
be both documents should be approved BY
the same individuals What has operated IN
effect SO great change in the Governors
sentiments,i is best known to himself, though
It would not perhaps be far from the truth
to guess tibet such change vas made the
condition of his continuance in office