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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

A HOUSE and LOT for SALE, No. 239 3d-sv.
n TIE House i bries four so e h,sh ana has tSo
Sto,. Il, d. stE IL gOt pfoqeIJ i usesneut 80
sOod ray ~sy' BE- bid 10o f's ~ m "a o'1f
sor Crsnd.f.; CT sYLvASCs RlHER No l5o N..ssl #
A FINE WATER-POWER, 100 horse power,
~ ,l,uasd On The Crotob River! EaeGsiely 90 the Harlan
R,ilroaa fsr Tslsosshe terms OF be sV :,
Any suitable person oE company. wno WI esta tlnnsf
ofmechariesl manufacturing o9erauo5s Ap'y TO X
LIE Croft n Falls. Wes;eAes.sr Coaaty, SeS fort
BUILDING SITES for SALE, in OYSTER
BAY l. I-With ten 70 tweniy acres Of land b.ast-
ally si- aied Cold String HsbO Inquire Of WELLER
Sc us sIcadwsy.
NOR SALE In Adelphi-st., near Fulton-av.,
Brooklyn ct . b.rrsis the osrer desisns 70 leave
town good ~o-ssry and Basement FRAME HOUst, Nth
TWO LOTS. 4oxlea Incuir- I'm netistey Of ROSWELL O.
Bspk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

IF this should meet the notice Of JOHN or
II uYNHY PHgBUs they 1uld hear something 10 theif
Advantage by eAll1 g at No 357 9Th av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

CAW-NILL for. sALE.-A Steam SawMill,
~ a. Tue nJUt North lith e. Wiliamsbugh IN gOud run
Mn order wit two Of snd one ctcnat say TO-
e.her lin arso aud well asso stock Of OAK and pine
lumber barsap be bad by immediate application 10
HOMER MORGAN Pias ct No MetrcpOlten Bink Build
inx VIII the viii be made tnOEn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

buyer In III. advertiser Name State, county toFnshp,
uecton AID gsy whether timber p4iiis also price aud
terms; state chsn of tide sd will expense 81 AZ
amDiny if fure different from representations Address
No BI2 New-Yort CITY Post Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
CTEAMSHIPS between iiAvRE and NEW.
TOP LIVERPOOL from PHILADELPHIA

Tor LIVERPOOL from PlilLADrLiiii a-
L The new snd splendid PhilsdelPhl, butt 'lein,hp
NORTH CAROLINA sec turs, Capt Washington Slmna,
I'll fe r,a5y n i've Fresb a "a Wharf above Vines,
on " : DSFsDAY Ssi lust AMI sail SATURDAY, Yea
s. at 10 o'clock.
RATES OF Passage. -.
saloon
Inciu6ns ste~sfd. fees
THtKD class PAssENGEss
limited rurn er cf Third Css. P,-seuf-rs sl b ,sns
Dom Phadephi. - Liverpool aoi found b. Pto'i'ioo's
Tvsnty Five Dollsr-
p,rN- on Agents sps& !. and upwards.
For FREIGHT or Passage sppply q -.
TbOs RICHAROsONS 90 No. -, bf'swiy v
aud No gWsluy' - Phlsdcipha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
/ UMBtR AND WOOD BUSINESS-Si.0 900,
DARTNER WANTED-In a Wholesale Drug

u House, Of many yexs standas well located with 9 de-
ersbs set Of eusornen Any person HAVING thorough
hnevesse OF me essnss VIA esps. Of IS soo
ssrsSe opportunity. Asdrss VIII rssi asme DRUGS Boz
Ne eros Post Once which VIII receive s,.,n,ion and be
hsstsi confdsuusly. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
u,UF NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNiTfl
4 srATTa MAIL STE MERs-The .hlps comparing "a

Bne are the fo'loeius: ...,. 80
ATLANTIC, Gait Wet PNitl1l SHpt NJe
Ratio Capt Constock ADhiArlC. .
T.s. shps haze been built by contract expressly Tor vsr
eminent SERVER Every hs, hesn tbeD in ih.r c'n
t,n In their engine. insure strength aud sped 49,
their for uneqntsd ot eess
and comfort Pre- sf pa-ag~ from Ncv fors 70 iHerloT
ds cshn second do rla, ehci1.iFs asr ~
n. sze state rooms &I25; fg0m Liverpool n
AID gnress experienced stfethed % saeh 'hS
sio herth secu,e ID until pid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

u SHIP, ofvsry n.hi srsn q water length a-es 30
feet beam 81 e,, dsph feet fame Of live css ~h,te oss
locu Aad hscbmssek thocoushy cross bTsc-i with uop
and being deo "a the mos, spScyed
Andy JOHN GRAHAM Ne - NHll-sr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

NOTICE.-The New-Jerscy Zinc Company
IN haze this d.y TRASsFF BRED he AGENCY for The
sale of beu White Oxide Of ZINC ard Iinc Paots ron
Ms.sy, M.nnins A squier 10 Messrs HE NEY AlrkEN
Go No ff5 W sshingfOn - ian H. 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

WILLIAM DUER, Attorney and Counselor at:
W L,w san Francsco CsifcTnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
Chances for Dusiness mrn.

A VERY RARE CHANCE for PARTIES havin!
IA sloO TO $50 For sale the Tsh (which Is nopoy
20 male AZ entire article Of Manufacture which wi
con Ats AIse profits cash aud require ba
little II any csptsl 20 Prosecute the business Apply 70
w RICHARDS NJ sol broad gay
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

MLLERirE FANATICS. miserable co,,.
pie of Millerites made their appearance in
our streets a day or two since. The man
and lis wife came in on the steamboat from
New York, and went into Bacon's Hot 81,
but refused to take lodgings; both of them
being under great apprehensions Of being
called for before morning, and were unwil.
lin. to grope their way out of bed in a dark
room, merely in night dresses. They took
their seats on trunk in the hall, and wait
ed all night, expecting to "go up at any
moment, In the morning they took their
stations in front Of the hotel and stood there
oil day. the objects ofspecal attention from
the boys and of the general loaferism Of the
city. The man seemed to be a little less
wild than his-wite. but wore the appearance
oil excitement and anxiety the wife was
crazy as a coot, apparently worn out by a
sort Of frenzied excitement that had epa-
ciated her almost to "A skeleton. Indeed
she had not tasted food of any description
for four days, according to her own state
ment, and her appearance gave good evil
hence the truth Of the assertion. The
looks of these deluled beings were enough
TO repress every feeling but that Of pity in
those who looked upon them, though their
strange looks and ncoherent language Of
course could hardly fail Of exciting a GER
tain levity Of language and conduct among
the unthinking and unfeeling cro~dtbat sur.
rounded them. Tn disappeared the next
day and we have heard nothing from them
since.--Nec london Ci7ratce.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Illinois E!os.i

The r. !, Mus ot yesterday morning
gt,es the following Information in regard
10 the election 10 Illinois,
We give the result . The election, go iar
~ tie eturu- received enable US 10 do So.
Judge Cation is elected to the Supreme
bench 10 this dis,rle; by u large majority.
The Hon Q e Skinner, Of Quincy, is I'M
d5ub,e3ly elected Judge OF the Supreme
Court oyef Ju8g- Logan, Of Spriugis Id
The Sapreme bench Is nJw fall.
Geo Maniefr' Of Chicago - elected
Judge OF tie Til Judicial Circuit; Judge
Brecse is elected ia ga Of t.le St. Cl4ir Cir
cut bg Il majority of several thouslnd
Judge Emerson is elected 70 preside over
tha Decatur Cir ut; the Hon. onslow Pc
ters l. probably elected IN the Peoria Cir
cut; and Hon. Wilson Drury IS elected
N this Judicial Circuit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Great surgical opara lion.

One OF the most hazardous operations
known To surgeons vas performed upon the
wife of Dir JOS Richardson of Boone Co,
Ky, who was brought u this SIDE OF the
ryer, in Delhi township, tor surgical re.
lief. On the 22I d3y Of last monJh tn
NOR was cat lroia the interior Of her abl3-
men weighing more than forty pounds,
which had been growing ior more than two
wars, rendering he- lille al nfoeruhie bur
then Ii had become attached to the bow
els ami TO the walls az the abdomen through.
out TAa last mentioned part was divided
in the operation by cut fourteen inches in
length This terrible operation was per-
formed by DR.. I.itzenbury, of Cheviot, in this
county, assisted by his partner Dr.. Leonard
aud ID $ Lindsey and Gaines, OF Delhi
township. Dr. Dodge, Of this sity, admin
istered ether with his usual efficiency, aud
the patient declared atter~ard shat she did
not feel the scratch Of knife" Mrs. Rich
ardson is now Con the l5ta day after the
operaton) improving rapidly, and declares
that she feels well enough TO sit up.-Cia-
ciaHaH Commercial 5tb.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

RUSSIAN IossEs.-- rle NJ irqais Of Llns .
d3wue stated in the House u l. 2ris, dur ng
Il recon d bate, s5a1 h, knew from anthem
tic sIarces that iust pref louS to the death
ofthe Emperor Nieholas, the Off eial report
OF ia Russian losses since the war began
showed tn loss of one hundred and seven
" Thousand m N; ard lha', sace that eport
was made, the Russians had lost seventy
thousand more, making total Of two hun
bred and forty tnuus an4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
10000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS
WALL PAPER.

WYE haye lust received q second lot Of Wall Ptpcr
w and Roriefs direct from the Mautfs ctdrers Ia
View YORK and We haze now on hand 4,G0O Rolls OF
various patterns. We will receive IN a few days
by Railroad another large lot of6.Gn Rolls, making
,T stock u,aount - lUGOp Rolls Of 80 patterns 10
parsoas intending paper their houses this spring.
We " aaid say that being the gents of one the lar
gest Manufactures 10 New York we are preparedito
faruisA WaE Paper ami bnI,iers "a Factory prices
s8tE the addition ef freight.
For ttss couveHiaIcr u customer IN davenport
We have samples AZ an Paper aud Border. at
oar 5sas stand H thr Post ofiict, where they ca n
make selections and iGaee tAer orders give as acai
We vii give ssti,iaitVnio a patthasett
NARRkN = AH AVN.
Booksellers and Statinrcrs and dealers Ia wal Pa
pr tpN Dicc, Davenport. iiinoisSt Rock Island.
LL.-rl.I llLa dLf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

A WHOLE FAMILY CARRIED OFF BY
CuorrRA, weeks ago, Il family nam
ed Hon, consisting OF man ana wiie'
and his four sisters let Maryland LOT
Iowa. While rroceeoingup the MISSISSIPPI
river, the cholera broke out among 'hem'
and before the steamer arrived at IT'S place
of destination, every one of the party haa
pers he'd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

porAroEs, ONIONS AND TOMATOES on
THEIR wAV.-Three vessels had cleared
from Bermuda for New York previous 70
the l4,h having on board $500 bbls' ane
twenty-five sacks Of potatoes, $4,000 lbs.
onions and $50 u s. tomatoes,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

INTERESTING To MARRIED WouEx.-A
question interesting to married women was
decided By Judge Storer on Saturday. A
judgment had been obtained against j. r.
Clark at the suit of party named Newton,
and the plaintiff filed petition to subject
money in the hands ola third party Greg
ory) which the wife OF Clark claimed to be-
long to her The proof showed that Clark
had no means when he married, and that
his wife had considerable property of her
own that she mortgaged it and raised sare-
raj thousand dollars. and gave to him g.
coo, which he paid Gregory for interest III
certain coal lands in Virginia, and the inter
estwas transit red to his wife. The plain
It'd claimed that when the money came in.
10 the husbands possession it was his, and
that the statute OF 1876 passed to protect
the rights D married women did NOT apply
here The defendant claimed that the
money was never reduced to possession by
tie husbaud 80 az By the rales of law to
invest him vita the title BY his own right,
AID the Court 50 decided = Cincinaqti Con
mercia
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

Mr.. PARE AND rms Sr. Louis REpUBLI-
cAS.-Mr. Park, from his retreat at Aiagno-
liza, has written letter TO the 81. Louis
Democrat sharply and justly scoring the
Republican. We quote paragraph;
'He accuses me of being tool IN the
hands Of the aboiiuonists. This might be
expected from man who cannot conceive
that an individual can defend the principles
of Justice aud right without being tool;
such are the effects OF habit and education.
He speaks of courage oozing out. 1t might
be in place to remark, that do not profess
to be "a fighting man. aud generally follow
prudent c6unses. But II Mr.. Paschui
wishes to serve his masters, shall again
be in ST. Louis, and he can have the oppor-
,unty to test the matter personally, and
satisfy his cravings for mobocfatc glory"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Received at No 7 lie Claire Block,

Received at No lie Claire Block,
Harpcr's Magazine for June
Putnam's do do
Graham's do do
Godeys LadS's do
Also New Publications.
Summer Lind, Il Southern Tale;
,a-tp Builders;
The Initials,
Kansas aud Ncbraska--by Hale;
Life Of Sewari--by Geo. 4 Baker;
The slave Of the Lamp--by North
May 30 w. H. HoL MES " co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

ScARcirY or BEEF CArrLG,-Mr. kel-
log, Que OF the oldest butchers in Northern
Indiana, informs us that ne has recently re-
turned from pilgrimage into Ohio, where
he had been purchasing beef cattle. lie
Informs us that beeves are very scarce in
ohio, and the prices high We also learn
rom the same source that 10 the counties
of Laporte, Lake, Porter and 81, Joseph,
there are but seven beeves fl for the butch
er's stall-and four OF these are owned in
this county leaving but one beef creature
apiece to the counties of Lake, 81. Joseph
and Porter, = Hich. CITY Enterprise, Gh,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Wal Paper.

yust received and new opening Of the old stand No.
% aire Block large aud vel selected lot Of the
above named article suitable FIR Halls and RJoluss
prisng great variety OF patterns, also border,
to match. Prices 10 suit the times.
w. II. HOLMES and Co.
Davenport, 3rd May, 1855. mths
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
EMIGRAETS TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Mans,

ITEM, Williams X Co.'S Township Maps are the
L best, being complied from the United states sur
yevs official inf rmalou, and crsouai rccou DIS
stnc: ,hu wing tn streams, roads, towns. post Oees,
county seats works OF internal impfos nteHt. etc,
etc Being Published wi iln the st@te ara IN fact, the
euly trIaGle Aad complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Bafsy resularly APPOINTED agents for the sale Of
lbese maps " l. are prepared 10 lnrnlsh them 20 the
trade at the publishers lowest wholesale rales, b!
iie single cory, Alsa:
40 doz II. Cotton 4 Co and Eusisn, Brdsman
6 F4nniLgs maps Tire United Western States
and .L.tss OF Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin and Mis-
souri,. aHd Territories Of Minnesota, Kansas ana Ne.
tr.ska Per sale. wholesale or retail. by
WARREN x RHANN.
ok..lters and Stafioners. Dealcrsin Wal Paper
Window shades, etc Illinois street RoeE Island,
Post ONCE. Davenport. Apl. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Books Il Stationery

DERPoRATED Paper;
i White and Assorted Colors;
For sale mt
May 80, 1865 No. Lo Claire Block.
D0XEs Of Paints;
ID Osbornes Water Colors;
English ditto;
Cheap Toy Paints; For sale
may 80 AtNo.7 lie Claire Block.
CARGENT'S Standard Reader;
- Smiths illustrated Astronomy;
full supply received and For Sale
may 80 No. LIE Claire Block
EXTRA Bound Ledger;
IL Journals;
Day Books;
Common Full Round ditto;
Common Cheap do do
Tavern REGISTERS; For sale
may 80 No. 7 LIE Claire Block
ID ECEIPT Books, Bill Books;
IL Books OF Blank Notes;
Sheets Of Blank Notes and Draft;
Ditto Bills Ladng For sale
may 80, 1855 At No. lie Claire Block.
lust Received by Express at No. lie Claire Block,
lot Of large Legal Envelopes;
Tracing Cloth; Bill Books, etc
Also Agricultural Publications, consisting of
Landscape. Gardening; Farm implementsand
Homes for The People: New Works.
May Flower, by II. Beechef stowe;
Western Tourist, etc; Maps of Iowa;
Hem, Williams 81 Gu. Township, for Families, lon
Rollers and Davenport DlreetprE
June W. II HOLMES Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
STOCK FARM.

I 0ST on Brady, Main or 81 ST., Gold Watch Ke.
IL The finder shall be suitably rewarded fths same
be delivered TO ttny241 EADS q STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
House
Lots TO Lease.

4 IL who desire to svaiEthemse,v Of beautiful sites
: for Rural Homes had better call soon on
mays EAnS ts STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Hall Doors and Window!

NXvEhayr Velvet and Gilt Figured Paper:
w Paris reen, Watered Figured ditto;
June At No. Le Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
Watch Key Lost.

4 NUMBER ofdesirable Lots to Lease on longtime
by EADS q STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

.h.ance Of four weeks, during the
a,,ioo Of which time we have been on
r. ,, we are again at our post reersted
Lr"reesreJ for a twelsemonth's operations.
many new buildings in progress OF
throughout our city attest its pros
| ,t,. while the hustle on our streets 'na'-
h,,.ioess. Our friends congratulate
| IN smiling faces and give an unan'-
.a.,rrence in favor Of good times"
(o,, While in many of the cities we
visited, complaints were r'le OF gene
,.,rosss in business and stringency in
:, matters, We are pleased to learn that
.,;,ans ofthis place feel none Of the
49,. resulting from the failure Of last
|, !. crops and the suspension OF SO many
+, "a banking and business houses o: the
kgsr cities.
! ,aooeniag Ill b do.n atthe river bank
! u Yesterday morains, we were pleased
AZ surprised, to see faithful disciple
IA. Walton, Whiting to @ over on the
4, b,a,, with the intention Of exercising
.kIlaola Ii, fnny tribe. We soue-
,,mea,hzaI with the Impotence mln-
Az our frienl, but W. came to the
Ia.1n ii Il ferry boats are not as early
ia, taos. who g forth with murder
attentions against the innocent inhabi-
.;of ne river. While we looked al the
,- plttn! his horse Richard the as
s,,1 of IDEAS male us remember some
), p1et,y applicable to the occa ion,
| 50 g.ll 4lol2 them for the pleasure q
lg,alnlu to whom this local is dedi-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-12

BLACK SILKS.
Some good for so cts per yard at
IySLEE'S

ToYAsS' London Porter Just received and for sale
L, al FRANCIS JAC0Bf'S
Drug and Prescription Store.
oct30 Brady bet 2d y "a sts, Davenport.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-27
Lnckx 70 Get Rid of Him.

Quesiion,--What ought TO be done with
gentleman who engages the affections OF
young lady, and then leaves her !
Answer.--BIess him and let him go.
We always think, in such eases, that a
Young lady has good cause for congratula-
uOn, and instead Of whining and crying
over 'sPlft Affection" let her put on her
sunny smiles, and endeavor to captivate a
more worthy beau. You may depend
npon ii, that man WHO has no more sta
bility OF mind, Oh honesty of purpose, than
TO act in this way to young lady, is not
worth tear of regret; on the contrary.
she should be especially happy ,ha, she
has so luckily gol rid of person. who.
throughout his life, in whatever he nnder.
took, would unquestionably exhibit nm.
fxedness of purpose, and the same irres.
oluton of mind. Love is like eyervlb;ng
else; man who is not to be trusted in
that, is very likely TO be unsafe in other
Iespects.--N. T. Sunday Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-27
Business Morality.

: The supreme felicity and great end OF
man should be TO know, to love, and
praise his Creator. Bnt as we are endow-
: ed with faculties Of body and mind, de
signed fer actions relative 10 our present
state Of being-whch, in a measure tend
to determine what our future existence
will be-we are formed dependent upon
one another, and unable 10 relieve all the
Iunceasing wants of our two fold nature.
Therefore all, in proportion to their ca
pacity, should be employed in such a
manner as to be beneficial to themselves
and the society around them.
"Heaven formed each on other, to depend
As master, OF as servant, or as friend;
Bids each on other for assistance call,
Till one mans weakness grows the strength Of
all
And builds on wants, and on defects of mind,
The joy, the peace, the glory of mankind"
A great part Of the beauty and excel
lence Of the Christian character consists
in our proper conduct 10 persons and a.
bout affairs connected with our present
state. The real and imaginary of man
kind have created the diversity Of employ
ments which now exists. Some labor to
supper! life or restore health; others to de-
iend nations, persons, or property; while
others again strive to improve their MINDS
and advance the important concerns Ofrell-
gion. And many spend their lives in con-
tributing 10 the convenience, comfort, and
delight of their ieiIow-creatures; by ln-
venting, and improving the nOl0 numerous
arts and sciences. And surely the wis
dom and goodness Of God in thus fitting
and desposing men to these services, de-
serves onr reflection and thanks. The
rich should remember that for their iHru-
ries they are as much dependent upon
the labor of the poor, as Mcy are upon
their aflluence for their support, and
should treat them with kindness and liber-
alty. Those who are capable l say
should be constantly employed.
Few are so worthless as 10 be ailc0yS
idle. We can never answer the object
of our creation by busying ourselves only
now and then when humor incIines US.
AIl-Or nearly aIl-are appointed by Prov
idence to certain place, position, and
calling, and-as the old maxim teaches
each should "mind his own business. "
But as pride and sIoth have many pleas
which mislead the careless and unthink-
ing, | shall-in my next text essay-en-
deavor to prove the obligations resting
upon us TO live a life Of useful activity.
each in his own sphere.-DajIy Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-27
nlisrcllanenns.
Odds and Ends.

A writer in Putnam's Magazine, in
speaking of the old stone structure at
Newport, K. l., which has long puzzled
the brains Of aniiquarians, says-"lI is a
simple tholus of the monopteral kind, and
has many analogues extant in the North OF
Europe" We hope everybody will now
rest satisfied.
The other day, man was saying that
Indians had no ~ in their language.
"Elow, them" demanded a countryman,
with a mingled air of triumph and con-
tempt, ''do such chaps as them spell wa
gon ?" This was poser.
The old parties in Massachusetts have
discovered the meaning of the mysterious
initials, X. n. In reference 10 them
selves, they mean Konsiderab!y Nocked
INTO cooked hat.
a queer genius says, if law was made
to make folks return things that they can
not pay for, he wonders how 1t would ac'
with delinquent boarders
There is a man in New York so opPo'
scd to Catholicism, that he won't travel
on cross roads. He is the same man that
won't cal beef for fear it might be por-
ion of the Pope's last Bull
Mary" said one girl TO another, 81
am so glad | have no beau now" ." ny
30 ?" asked the other. 80 cause, L can
eat as many onions as please "