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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
nle0ical.
nor THE PILEs-DR. UPHAMs ELECTU.

NOR THE PILES-DR. UPHAMS ELECIU'
AIRY an internal remedy, Is certain cne for this distress
ing dangerous complaint For Of the most astonishing
cures ~ to be had the Doctors medical oce of
consolidation and advice No S7 4hs Sd door from the Bow
ery between Bowery and Broadway. -
tATTION-The public are cautioned against counterfeit Of
my Eecusy which has recently made is appearance IN the
written by me with pen The counterfeit has printed fac
smile of my signature and very distinguished from the
senupe The cunerfet proves 20 be not only worthless out
ab.oute Injurious BE particular therefore and see that you
get the genuine which be obtained at the
No SS7 4thst Sd door from Bowery, between bowey aud
Broadway and of c. " ClicA cner Co., No 81 barciaya
N1ARSH's superior PAIN BELIEVER is the
WI hest family medicine known for the OF Co, hheu-
matism Burns Cuts Bowel Complaints, &c very numerous
Testimonials efficacy received Always on hndi Tor
sale wholesale and retail the Pickle and Preserve warehouse
Of j. McCOLLICK Co., No. 81 Washinston-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

THIRD AYENUE RAILROAD COMPANf.--
Tho Interest tbs Bonds ofth Company due l july
wv % P1'n = 'D' "'0- IMORY EDWARDS Treasarer.
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CIyF O'CI OCK STEAMBOAT LINE for

INIVE UCIUCh SIEbMDOhI LINZ I"I
AID STEAMERS COLUMBIA and SOUTH AMERICA viii leave
foot OF Hsrisons EVERY AFTERNOON Sundays eSce oted
Hudson and Boson Railroad and Chatham -Four Corners Ed
wards connecting with for Lebanon sPrnsJ Yves;
Stoekbide Lee Pittsfed North and South Adams and all
the western paris Of Massachusetts, The first ain leaves Hud
son AZ ok In the morning and arrives in Pttsneld IN time
for breakfast. hAF lLANP SLa a N w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
IICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN hAlLhOAD LiNL;
vi Travellers for CHICAGO. ST LOUIS, kASsAsi and
4 points West and South West obtain Through Tcke
And an information concerning routes fare, ke, eser o ne
NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-foAA
CENTRAL RAILROAD BY application 81 the Company Up
Gee No l5 Broadway, cor Dey.st o., An,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
Gteamboats ann Railroads.

DEGULAR DAY BOAT for ALBANY-Land-
II ins nj YONKERS, WEST POINT. NEWBURGH
POUGaKEEPSIE CATSKlLL Gnd HUDsON.-The steamer
METROPOLITAN, Capt. j. Rolhemns, will commence her
refula trips frum NETWORK 10 ALBANY, WEDNESDAY
June 20 1855 leaving Jays Pier secon pier above Chambers
ST. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, At o,eloek
THURSDAY and SATURDAY For further particulars inquire
Al No. sO2 West-t near Jay-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

IT BY order Of COUKT.-E II. LUDLOW, AucuoneeT, VII
sell pnbc auction TUESDAY Ju g. 1850 at II o'clock,
the Merchants Exchange the valuable LOT The suthery
side Of hs distant $50 feet westerly from 9Th Lot % BY
100 feet inches. For particulars sppy 10
JAMES W. WHITE. No. 81 Liberiy.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

RUSSELL ". WEsTcoTr Auctioneer
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
w FURNITURE-Rosewood 7-ocave Piano Forte, rch Vel.
vet Carpets Chandeliers &c the residence No R2 West
2i 7thav.. FRIDAY June % at lO ocloek-Eu-
bacng the entire maenic Furniture Of the above hass
house which best and is TO be
toy sold Catalogues be obtain ID the morning OF sale
when the whole be examined The house Is repete with
every the dous connoeur could suggest or
desire in Furniture Paintings Satuary &C., having been re
Gently furnished for the present occupant For full particulars
Courier Express and Herald Sale positive without regard
weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Tese steamship. cassed the Insurance Offices and
scie and Foods injured in them low rates OF
MUM as in any other steamships that cross the ocean
Eoy Freight or Passage arrly 10 D. TORRANCE,
No Bowling Green. NewYork.
SUMNER, MONTANT DRAPER,
No. Is Rue ". D., des Victories, Paris
CHRYSTIE, SCHLGSShlANN 4 CO.,
No. q Qua Casnr Delavigne Hayre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

FLUSHING RAILROAD.-On and after Aprn
H. 1854 the cars over Flu.hins Railroad esve shns
at and 10 A NJ and at $50 P ", CONNECTING ~iin me
steamer Island City Hunters Point The ste nler island
leaves York from Fulton Market slip at s. and 10 A. ~
and at 20 p NJ connecting with the cars AZ
Point VIM NJ. SMITH. supefinieHo1---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

i STEAMSHIPS.-The 6rst-class new-steamship ARIEL
2SCO uus Lefevre master will leave NewYork from pier No.
North River foot Of Chambersst, a. NOON peckey on
SATURDAY June go for HAVRE direct. -
First-class Passage.
Second-cles Passage. 90 -
The ARIEL will be followed by the NORTH STAR July IL
Tie owner Of viii be accountable Tor OOd
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious stones or Metals I'M
less bills OF sdng sre signed therefor and the value thereof
therein EXPRESSED.
sIece and goods taken al usual rates No freight received AZ
ter noon Of the day before sailing ~
No berth secured until paid Letters prepaid s cents per
o. will be received al the office Up II A. NJ Of the dag on
sailing aud will be carried strong India rubber bags under
lock and on aaiys Hayre viii be Immediately deposited In
Post Once there.
Parcels taken, each prepaid, one dollar and upward
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DOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
j. RIVFR.-The splendid and superior steamer ME-
TROPOLIs Capt VIM Brown leaves New York every TUES
DAY Tai RsDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock, T. Nj
md RAY STATE Capt Thomas g. Jewett leaves New York
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock,
p NJ Pier No ". R.. the Battery Both touching
a. Newport each way.
Hereafter viii be regarded . secured to any apP'
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight 10 Boston forwarded through with great dispatch,
BY an Express Freight Train. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
rTHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM sEw-YoRE TO LiVERPooL;.o
Second Cabin Passage. -
FROM sosros TO LIVERPOOL ,..
Chief Cabin Passage ..........'......''.-'.'''+A
Second Cabin Passage. ."
TIE shipt from Boston call az Halifax
PFPsII cant Rvre EUROPA Capt. shannon
aciI c.nf s. al Lot CANADA, Capt Stone.
sFpicl Cant Uarrison NIAGARA, Capt Leitch-
ill., cecil carrv clear white Hsht at mastbesd: green on
starboard bow; red on port bow. -. -,
AUFi,ICA Ians - Leaves Boston Wednesday lsth July.
caNaT,A tape... Leaves Boston, "Wednesday lst Aug.
ASIA Leaves Boston, Wednesday, 18Th Aug
Berths no secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board 49,,
The owners of ships will not be accountable for od
siye bullion Specie Jevelry Precious Stones Metals
Ie bin. Of sdng ore signed therefor snd the value thereof
therein expressed.
For freight passage, apply 70 .
There will be no steamships of this line from New York until
farther notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Tor CALIFORNIA.-PA $50
GREAT REDUCTION Of fARES.-Sew York and CAL
ifInia Ste smhip Line. via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Oo
GfNcsgua IN advanoe Of he us
&c miles shorter than any other ROUTE avoiding me aesay
PGntDs fever aud miles Of dangerous boaz m ~n1s
Bay Rates Of Para through San francisco Including tnas
orossinf: -.
ssro,1 crLn -.............. Is
Sseerste.. or ruv
The splendid double-ensrDe sfesrssp SIAN Of ~
WEST, 25co baTden Capt Trrue<, viii cave p1er SO
Moth River O'Clock p NJ precisely for PU IA
THURSDAY July 8. iS55 connecting with inc steA,iP
Uncle Sam burden the Sc+rsga. r.n,
but twelve miles Of and trau.poration ~
For information e. the reduced W.
only to CHARLES MORGAN Ag-n-, No bo~hns-ssesssii
Leerhsss made up the Office Stamped letter. taken ''
cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
6ales bp Anttlon.

A UCTION NOTICF-JOSEPH L. SMITH,
IN Auctionser will SELL THIS DAY at lol O'Clock A. NJ at
No IS Fsnln s. near Broadway sTgs SsoTtnsnt OF rAk
lent order removed from 18th for convenience Of sale Also
remainder Of Furniture called for from the 4h inst
The sale will be posidve. without limit
A NTHONY j. BLEECKER 81 Co, REAL Els
N TATE AUCTIONEERS No Broad-st, will give their
the Purchase and Sale by private contract OF every
description Of Estate, the Borrowing and Looming OF
Money on Bend Mortgage and the Leasing Of Houses
Country Real Estate appraised on favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Il WEEKLY L. g. MAIL LISE.-The new, m isnihe,snt
and astssi ing steamer NASHVILLE BENZ
will leave Pier No. n. r. SATURDAY June % al Sook
r ~ precisely For freight apply on board ~as,s :. PoS
ladirg viii be signed, and fer passage 81 the Once OF
FORD TILTsTCN Co, No. = Broadway Ihroush IS 20
cts 20 Florida a. follow: To JacksOnyle <3i 20 PIstss
The SOUTHERHER will succeed and leave on "EDSEsDAi
Inlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
ONTARIO. SMCOE and HURON RAIL

ONTARIO, SIMCOE and HURON RAIL
" ROAD-Great Route for the Summer rouri.t 20 asc'
nav Ssut Ste Mare Lake Superior Green Bay Milwaukee,
Chicago and all parts Lake Michigan. In connection with
the NewYork and Eric New fort Central haoads va Us
OF Peanre and all persons route 10 the above points an
obtain Through Tekes md all information concerning dss
route by application et the Cce tbs Company, No. 81
Brosdway between " arrcn and Chambersst.. TO
CHAS. :. TAPPEN, General Agent
A RRuyrL ESQ. Su 1srntendsnt Toronto
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-NYACK and Fl AVER S t X AW

OES -NYACk and II T. Il , II "
Il CeJOs STEAMBOAT LINE.-Leave Chambenst
Pier daily Except Sgnday at O'Clock NJ aud O'CLOCK
Leave Hsyers~ss o. A. NJ and p. NJ landing each
way at PiermoDt Syack Oak Hill Cemetery and Roekand
Lsfe Steamer p SMITH, Capt r. T. Bisneh, and steamer
ARROW, Capt. A. A. Lydaeker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

nH, 9s1 R,osSxs entrance on PAX plAco-Open daily
om 10 A. a. 10 r. a. ind Mondays, Wednesdsys ana 9e'ai
DAYS fom to r. b. DEPOSITS mace in M. in' loo
he ilh OF July will dTas Interest thereon from me
s d Jnlv AZ the Of cent aounm on nov eA
eeains 500 and per cent on al sun, on '
p.-x, ct~nsKc Accountant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

DOBERTSON, COLEMAN & Co, BANKERS
III sDd DEALERS in EXCHANGE, Rockford, Hinon'-
Collections made the following places in Illinois;
R,cIford Dixon Freeport, Belvidere,
Rookton, Byron, Oregon, Mount MOTIFS
Sterling Grand de Tour
Rte, 70 Gu '-O BANK OF NETWORK.
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C,TOCKHOIDFRS' MEETING-The Annual

- Me,,irs Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the CLEVELAND
and TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held 1t Their
Ofice Of Cleveland WEDNESDAY 4'h II July
next o'cock p NJ. for the ELECTION Of DIRECTORS
TRANSACTION Of such other bune come before
h. The books will be closed from the 5h June 70 ots
July. By Of the Directors, T. b. LIICHsIhLD,
Cleveland June 1. 1855 oecseeeIy
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NIEw-YORK sUpREME COURT-fLa.e d

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-fLA@ IN
~ Chueery. ISAAC DAvIDS aud JULiANA he Wfs
sst DANIEL kEouA and ehesSanncns 20 ssssnd esscre
Referee by virtue Of order m the shove seton uss ~
The Sapreme Court Of tie State Of NewYork. oAkDNEh
81 49, ,nsso., ms referee appointed az sns -
Nsssau-si, In the CITY 81 Ne~Sork the eighth day
of August At n ocsccf i fcrepeoa. attend
hesns ut the usits In the ss reference eers me,
Referee sud order hereof fA. not a.
ycur rerDaed the hh cay u June m shs year ons thou
and eisht hundred snd 6fty Eve. ~
To Fmmeliue - formerly Emmetne Reqns, and her bus
hand Isaac Reoua Requs James ReQsa Bsuts
min L. levin srd Margaret Levin his VIE Wlis keqas
AZ a Isasc Devds. OAhD sfhtSo IN hssrce.
UNDERWRITING.
10 proceed 20 inquire and ascertain who arc the decendsns
nd OF the parties the above scaon hrrsat
law Requa deceased. and entea 70 dstneafon OF
The PRINCIPAL depoaed for the dover fund q Ne
Us ~, je7 lAwewTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioneer-By II. II. LEEDS Co.
TN front of store, No. 10 Nassau-st., at IL
O'clock one four.ses ncosed CARRIAGE, with movable
Partition by LOwTen Co. Broadway In perfect running
order with pole and shaft.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18
DUBUQUE.

The Galena Ga4etie, ID view Of the hea-
w vote polled against the Prchibitory Inv
in Dubuque, rejoices that that city is not
the rcfole Of Iowa Hit were, imagine for
one moment what would be the condition
of our State. The vilest opponent of the
Law cannot but admit, that the immigrants,
if indeed any more should seek Iowa,
would be Of class by no means to be de-
sired in new State. What then will be
the effect Of this vote on Dubuque? We
cannot think that our neighbors have Sc
cured very enviable reputation abroad BY
proving themselves SO largely in favor Of
whiskey and slavery; or, if you please, BY
their strenuous opposition to Prohlbitory
Liquor Law. and an advocacy ~of the pro-
slavery tenets of the Administration.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18
Later, from Europe

AAsess Av&A 6NAefS
We condeuse from the Chicago Press the
news brought by the steamer America
Her advices are to the 3lst ult.
In relation to the war. the ssereots pc
phrase remained unchang sd-nothing very
important had occurred. The French min
lister had been in London. t. consult with
the English Cabinet, whence he had pro
ceedsd 10 Vienna with the irrevoeable de.
terrain alton Of the alies on the third point,
The plenipotentiories q; vienna, had ali
sent 70 their respective governments for new
Instructions. There had been no peaceful
indications from Petersbursh. The Grim "a
correspondent OF the Timss writes that the
condition of the army had much improved.
bu, the progress Of the siege afforded 10
grounds for any favorable Projections
Lord Raglan's dispatches state that's steady
FIRE was kept up, but without changing the
aspect OF affairs. The Russians were
strengthening their old works and building
new ones. Nightly fights toos place be-
the French and Russians. and though the
latter were always repulsed, they continued
to repeat the same operation I'll mex, night,
We see no statement that the English were
doing any OF the fighting.
Among the miscellaneous items, we find
that Mr.. Buchanan had attended the dinner
II the Seamen's Hospital, and returned
thanks for aid rendered fifteen hundred
American seamen during The year. Ad-
vices from Canton say the insurgents were
gaining ground. The difficulty between
Austria and Prussia was on the increase. -
Madrid was tranquil. but Espartero had re-
sisted the demand for democratic change
OF the constitution. The Russian Church
had Issued manifesto calling on the Ras-
sian people to rise in defence of their faith
Sweden was fitting out tieet, provisioned
for three months, notwithstanding her dec
laraiion of neutrality. The third attack Of
the French upon Canton had been repuls-
ed. The English government had agreed
finally, Rocbuck's committee still continu-
TO borrow money at five per cent; to pay
the Sardin-ran loan as four per cent, and,
ed its investigations, but Government had
refused to lay before 1t certain papers re-
'ating TO admiral Dundas' conduct before
Odessa.
Breadstutfs, with the exception Of Indian
corn, had undergone slight decline, and a
general duliness prevailed
Provisions We're also depressed and
quotations were rather lower. Consols.
o3k.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18

The RoEBucK CoMMITTEE.-The Lon
don CORES pondent OF the National Iatelii-
geacer says that though he had had much
incredulity respecting the revelations made
by the Times in regard TO the gross misman-
agement in the Crmeo, yet all the allega-
tons made by that paper have been COM
plete ely substantiated by the evidence Civ
en- before the Roe buck committee. Inca
padity, yena'ity and corruption have reign
ed triumphant. to the sacrifice, under the
most miserable circumstances, OF thous-
ands of brave men and the wasteful exPen.
diture Of millions Of money. Every wit
ness who has been examined fully sustains
the truth OF the complaints and suspicious
with which the press have lately teemed
and the proceedings ofthe committee haze
completely justified its appointment.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18
spriug and iss Etc..sras,

Sprinp is here, The birds and the acw-
ers. no less than the warm weather, tell OF
its appearance. Our earliest warbler, the
CAV. chatterng blue ird, has long since
been here, and now, as il dies from tree IL
tree with its m lte. seems as happy as though
the world had been made for it. Nan with
all his pride may learn lesson from the
birds, ye. from the very insects. We saw
= butterfly last Sunday, larg. black tel
low; he had just emerged from the chrysafs
state. and as he sailed along, scarcely
deigning to alght upon the leafiess trees,
he seemed happy even in his desolation.- -
He was the first of the season, pfematureiy
launched upon world without floSet!
Yet there may be flowers; oar talips are in
bud, and the erown-imaerials are just ready
10 expand their blossoms, and We haze 30
doul. that in some secluded nook OF the
hills around us we could find the bluesh
tinted heaatica. the pinkish-white anemoae
and, i, may be- the bright, yellow rananeu-
lus ard the dark blue pulm3nsria. As NC
write the lightning is flashing windy around
Us. illuminating the world momeatariiy ard
then leaving il ten.foll darker; the thunder
is rumbling overhead and gradually dying
away in the distance; the rain GENES piash-
ing down in big drops, while high above all,
the discorlant note Of scattered t'ock Of
wild gecsa Is heard, *pioin. to their FED
lows as in alarm they wena their untims-
IL way toward the north. tits "mdnigllt
cry" raised Tor personal safety with more
nationality than was ever uttered by that
set OF hallucinated individuals, who 80
falsely prognosticated the finale of this
beautiful world OF ours
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18
A Hill Storm.

Last Monday evening our city was visited
bv the most severe hail storm ever known
in this locality. Hail-stones from to / y
inches in diameter fell in profuson, until
the ground was literally covered with
them. But little wind was stirring at the
time, or the destruction of window glass
would have been much greater; as il was,
many windows ON the north and west suf-
'ered severely, while sky-lights were com.
sletely demolished. Newly spaded ground
had the appearance next morning Of recent
recovery from severe attack Of small pox,
With It's face deeply pitted.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18
A Dark Transaction

A circum stance has been related to US
which calls for investigation and, il il be
strictly true. for the severest punishment.
On Wednesday of last week man died a,
the Davenport House in this city. He was
Z man OF family and only for a shor, time
had been sojonrning in our city. On til e
previous Sunday, we are informed, he had
been inveigled into visiting the Dutch Dance
House in the lower part OF the city, and
while there had been most numerically
beaten. He returned to his boarding house
on Monday morning and on "Wednesday
died, from, we are told, the effects Of his
mal-t,eatment. His body was consigned
to the grave without Coroner's inquest o,
even a post mortem examination. The
matter was hushed and but for this para
graph might have remained silent as tbs
tomb. We NAV have been misinformed II
some of the above particulars If so We
wish to be corrected; If not we call for ;
legal investigation of the matter The
brother of the deceased will soon be in out
city, when We hope to see the whole afai
slfted to the bottom and if there be guilt il
the transa c,ion, that it will be ferreted GU
and the perpetrators be speedily brought tt
punt hment.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18

SoHrYLER-A correspondent OF the
New York Mirror states that 1.-THE defaul-
er of half million Of the widows and o.
phans' money, is quietly living at Breges
totally regardless of the sulferings of BIZ
victims
Same men guilty Of similar transgres.
sion would suffer from remorse punish,
ment equal to any that could be inflicted b!
the penitsntiary, but from the antecedent'
of Schuyler's life, we doubt whether he il
atall troubled with any pangs Of conscience
There ought to be reciprocity law be.
tween all civilized and hall-civi!zed ma
tons for delivering up such moral despera
does. They should be able to find no com
panions but the lowest sarages, and II tbs
desert ere their dwelling place, they shoult
have no .fair spirit but their own inilui,.
to enliven the solitude.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18
fFor ne Gazette
"Daep far the dead the grief must be,
Who meier gave cause 10 mourn before.o

"Daep far the dead the gtiof must be,
Who meier gave cause 10 mourn hsfore."
Capt. J. K. D,vIpsos Is no more! For anght we
know his body lies yet beneath the rude waves thsi
deprived him Of life his attempting recently 10
cross the Mississippi on he ice between Prairie du
Chen and MeGregor's Landing.
In making this brief announcement which will
touch the sympaihies OF many hearts Ia the vide
sphere la which he known, 1t is not deemed an
Inappropriate Office of friendship TO speak kindly
word Of the departed. He lived long ume in our
midst, dseharginc with serapulous adely, his pri
vate and social duties. His manners were modest
aud unassumng, approaching even T. diffdenee, The
surest indication Of merit In his domestic relations
where we look for the faithful development of the
man, he an obedsnt son, an afeetionste brother
The kindest OF fathers and gentes of husbands. To
stads the interest Of his family by ths impress OF
BILE principles and ,h aims se.s Of his steady
ard nnwearisi s0iieitnde.
Capt. ID. leavesa Wits, tw, children, grandmother,
incther, bro Their nj sister 10 mourn his unlimey
death T.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18

The Bosros BAsks.--The Boston Tran.
scrtpf OF the 18th instant, says that the Off
eisl returns Of the banks in that city, for
that week, show some singular facts. In
two OF the banks the money on deposit ex-
eeeded IN amount the capital of the institu-
tons. The Suffolk bank, with the capital
OF $1,000 900, had deposits 10 the amount Q!
sl,26s,547. Three banks, whose aggre.
gate capital is 81, 4oo 900, had On deposit
S2,57s 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18

A SrRoS5 OBJECTION. The London
Economist urges the following strong objec-
ion gaiast loans:-
when we talk of posteri,y sharing the
fost of present wars because it will enjoy
be benefits, if any, which the country will
fceive from them, what security have we
pa, posterity will not have serious strug-
les Of its own, in which its powers will be
tered by the burdens now cas-, upon it,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18

CHtLnRES.-I remember a great man
coming to my house at Wultham, aud seeing
all my children standing in order Of their
age aud stature, he said.
"Thsse are they that make rich men
poor"
But he st. aightwny received this answer
.Nsy, my lord: these are they thai make
poor man rich; for there is not one OF
these whom we would part with sfor all
your wealth. Bishop Halls Life.