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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
PROSPERITY
N. CAROLINA CnRISTFAN hDV0CATE.
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THE North Car,'ina Annual difference Of the Meth
L odist Episcopal Church South, having de ned
issue weekly paper beann the above name, the sub
scri authorized TO issue this prospectus.
1t is iuten ed to publ Family Newspaper, which,
while it shall be lie igous in tone nd sentiment, and
ma nta II the doctrines and usages OF the Methodist
hurch shall devoted TO al the interests of NORTH
CAROLINA. And furnish tie Igence for every class
of readers la size and appearance, new periodical
is TO equal to any f our church papers, while it will
surpass them al in adapt Gness to tie ants of peo
pie The entire ineftcency of the existing 9 dvo-
ates TO the necessities of position, forces to
the bile ito OF our paper and we confederately
expect the hearty cooperation of the members Of our
Church IN all parts of and difference, and
hope 10 make the paper interesting and instructive
as attract patronage from the public generally.
The advocate WI be published at ST. year, and
the first number will be issued early practicable
after the session OF Conference. Ii believed
that the pub icatou will be commenced on the LIST day
of Janu ry IS g. 1t is desirable that LARGE sub
scr ptOn possible be obtained before the Conference,
ard the Ministers and al others interested in the enter
prise respectfully urged 10 secure and forward the
names and addresses subscribers particular atten-
being paid to in writing the names OF
persons, Postofces and ountics. Those who have no
tunity Of scrbing through he agency of our
ministers write directly 20 Rev. VIM. L. ELL, Fay
ctt' vile. N &.
The payment will he exp, CT upon the issu" of tie
number The location of the publishing utiicc will
be determined at the 81 ssion of Con! er"nce.
N II. d. WILSON,
WM. +. PEII.,
L. T. HELFIN, SCom.
WIN. CARTER,
w. BARRINGER.J
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NOTICE.

THE different Boards of valuation throughout the
County of MeckIeIburg requested Charlotte
Saturday the 18Th inst. confer togehe compare lists and
far practicable equalze their eeut Valuations be-
fore making their returns. a tul meeting Is respectfully
requested.
Sept. 18th 1855. 2w-6
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W. w. Ems
James F. Mallory,
IN others.
II pearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
| James f. MAJ Dry, Joseph I. J. oturges, and j. :
Meek r. known the tudisill Gold and Copper Min
ing ouipany, are inhabitants OF No IN Ca oil ma
but esiIe eyond he limits OF the same 1t is therefore
Ordered by the Court, That publ cation b" made Tor
six W eks of IN the Western Democra newspaper
ted in the town of harlotte, ottYlng the said de-
PENDANTS be and appear at the next term OF sal6
onrt % be held or the county of Meckenburg, at the
Court house in Charlotte, the 4th Mon ay, In DC
tober next, til, there to plead, answer or demur,
or Judgment pro-confesso wi be AIKEN agans them
vi ness Wrn X Reid, clerk of curt, office,
he lh Monday ia July, 1875, and III the 50 year OF
American Independence.
W. X. REID, c.. C.
Primer fee S6.) Low.
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PIANO FORTES.

la.ea Mr.. RAMSEY, of Colum-
zE..ssss,1ss%ssss5-<ST vi bia, So. Ca, Piano
s-E22-It 80 Forte and Music Deal
E-'EVz szs-T-SSsY - er. is constantly receiving
Z s-E-4e-sy=zsN good supply of Pianos with
! r. 4, - the l. L f L IMPROVE
,,rl1'S which has given them the premium over all
- & and G. octaves from $3.50 to $500. 81 7
Ss'a n 500 ITO 70 500 $3.50. Carved work
~ Cr,nd Pianos :rom $500 TO $1,000
Mr. r. being a practical Piano Maker can insure 10
ia customers a perfect instrument
C,Juu,bln June %, 1850. 49-lv
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Charlotte Saloon.

IIAVIEG bought the interest Of w. w. Phelsn III
I the Charlotte Saloon, basement story Of Rprings's
Building few doors south OF the Charlotte Bank, ths
business ill be hereafter conducted IN tho g
MILLER & ORR,
They have just received and arc now opening an
cquallcd variety Of the
PuJeSt and best Liquors,
Wines, Cordials, Porter. Ale,
sEGARs, OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS,
that had together with every article that's
quisito refresh and regale the inner Thor
FRENCH BRANDIES.
WINE-CLARET. PORT.
MADEIRA, SHERRY. and
CHAMPAGNE,
was selected By Judge and be Confidently recUni,
mended as PURE and GENUINE.
They have has: considerable experience in estenng
for the public and promise u every Gxeson TO
pI. asc who may cxteDd IL them their Paircnsse
MILLER d ORR.
ana17 ~
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CARD.
THOIAS McCANGHRIN,
COTTON BROKER AND GENERAL GOMMISSIlN MERCHANT
South Atlantic wharf,
CARD.

CHARLESTON, Nd "a
THE subscriber takes this method of informing the
/ public that ne has commenced the Cotton Broker
age and general Commission business Will give street
ion ercting sales of produce consigned 10
him. and forward check for nett pr ceedS as soon as
collected will also ii er ord foI family ppIes
al the 10 est market price with promptness, WIFI also
give strict attention 10 the receiving and forwarding
lOOds and produce.
/. 1855 o."
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oTLce.
TIE Western Plank Road Company will sell pri-
4 vate sale, reasonable terms, of
Starbuck's Steam Saw Mills,
all in running order: il is situated the line of the
Plank Road about miles east of IincoI, ton, and if
sold privately before, il will he offered public lie
Saturday, 23d day Of September, III, place where
it is located.
For further Information persons wishing 10 purchase
will please apply to at Lincoln"n, n. G..
G.. G.. HENDERSON. President
O. the w. z. Company.
aug IS, 1855 Act
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Blue STONE! BLUE STGNE!
Cheaper than ever!

list received very large lot of Blue Stone at
P.ITCHARD x CALDWELL ;.
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Watches! Watches! Watches {!

- TIE subscribers receiving large stock
"a, Nv ATCHES from the most celebrated makers
- 4 rich stock Of
Fashionable Jewelry, Chains, &C.,
. which viii BE- sold low for cash short time
- puuctull dealers. , ,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,
anil q, 1855 4Otf
WkI0 copy.
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Aug. i, 1875.
New Eitcrary ssmd Political 5"as Eafs J,
To BE PUBLISHED
COEgNsszA sc.

THE und rSIIncd Lite Edit of sIhe South Carolina
/ an aud Columbia i}a I.er. propo> Il publish in
the CITY OF Columbia, Literary, Polnlcal and News
hmm i 10 be c.ll!.l
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Selling off at Cost !

.,.r ho,,rb, the entire Stock ofGOODS of ALI
ia noneI and will sell the at first cost for
c'sn stock is large and well selected, embracing
&c assortment of
ladies', and Gardeners EreSs Goods,
Window Curtains,
SS, Coo, Coo
c. E. SPRATT.
,,rn %, 1855. 39tt
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ATTENTION

-, ,,i.nosed Of privately, will offer for sale in
cbsIJotte on Tuesday of October Court, esd that
abIe tracr of land, known the g Carson Planta-
,;n LING miles west OF Charl tie, and Il miles
- r =, Steel I reek 4 hurch contai ing by recent
-,av 07s acres one third of which IS we tlmbe ed.
r. ~ ace Is we'll watered and contains large amount
= GOOD meadow l. nd. The su is well adapted TO the
r-re rf either lotion rain On the premises is a
-oat dwelling containing looms, with all necessary
rs, buildings.
Ters made known Q day of sale.
JAS. H. CARSON.
sept Is, 1855. S5w.
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NOfice.

AUMBM8 FOX SAFE.
THE subscriber offers for sale fine lot of well dried
Il Lumber, at i'osses' Steam Saw Mill, six seven
miles from Chorotte. Those who wish to purchase
will do well by calling on him.
SAMUEL LAYING.
August p, 1855. SGT
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Ouinine! Quinine !!
Opium and MORPHINE

200 OF Just to hand-very cheaPat
PtITCHAtD * CALDWE"L'S.
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Co0aI, Coach, Darnar, Black, Japan q
Harness VaTnISh.
I,s. 20 hard at PRlTCH kRD & CALDWELL>S.
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Castor and Sweet OIL.
Very w Tor cash
PRlTCHARD & CALDWl
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Concentrated I've
Tor making soap-c eaper tan Potash yeas, re
CriyeJ and for sale
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL'S-
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LOOK HERE !
SNATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECELENBURG COUNTY.
ang l3, 1855.

Court of Please aDd Qa"rtcr Sessions, July Ter
$3.50
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OF Mcssrs Mnnn & Co. have been, for many
wears extensively engaged in procuring paich's
tor new inventions. and will advise inventors
without charge, in regard TO The novelty oil ihrt
improvements.
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PAINTS ofalI colors and qualities now on hand at
PRlTCHARD CALDWELLS ).
Sept IS, 1885. 8-u
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lots lust rece, ed very short profits, for sale
PRlTChARD & CALDN Ellis.
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Large and excellen' Stock--very low for cash at
PRITl II NRD X CALD"ELL'S.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
Do Ladies ike Hlattery.

The Southern Ladies Companion an
swers the question very sensiuiy, IN the
ioilowing urticie -
at IS said that women love lattery. They
may love 10 De praised tor good qualities
when they think themselves ent.lied 10 the
praise gwen, or do believe tnat lac wno
Uestows II thinks so-when 1t become.
H-tlery-it na,diy Will be iounu accep taDie.
Aud a. weak men resort 50 much " TINS
means VI seeking iayor wtth the tar, sen
..ble women receive such Offering, with
great distrust, especially from one WAC 10
known ~ be IN the habit vi bestuwing praise
iayishiy. lnJeed ladies would consult
tneir interest ana nappiness generally "
uiecountenanains everything mat wears
tic dFpeardncc Vi iattcfy. /. man tFu.y
adniIres iauy, nc can nnd better, and, "
sensible ladies', more acceptuDie means %
proy.i. nts da,n,fatlon, tnah Ny stereotyps
auuiution ana otef~rougm euiog5, ifom
anicn true ieinaie schsiv,aty aiast sl.IaA,
"a wise man mas said, that as tic slanderer
. inc most POISONOUS u wl.d Deasts, 50 The
'dtteTer is the most dangerous vi tame
hnes. but u iady be bitten ~ any vi III :
o.ass vi sr oss naste. ers tnat aoound az THIS
day, she IL nardy enlitlca 10 eo.iihiseradSn.
/ MS sort vi serpent SOUNDS lis iattie before
ne suIkes, ana wnen tue alarm Is he@rd'
tnousA II may charm the siiiy uhd gay, US
WOMAN oi goed sense Viii suafd against
sAe poisoned rang winch she suspects ~ q
concealed ~ the grass. II We Wished 10
instance speclnen VI delicate naltsfy,
We should quote The letter oi Sir Niehafa
Steele ~ his VIE. You tell nie you want
4 little tiattcry from me. | assure you
KNOW OF no one who desefsrs 50 mdeh
communication as yJur sell, and - whom say
ing the Deal tnIug, wJu.d be 81 !iIIie line
iialtcry fne tang speaks i0r ttseli' consiaef-
IN. YOU as very handsome woman t"4t
loves retiremeut-0ne who does not luck
w.t, and Yet is exceedingly sincere uhd
VINO could 90 tnrouga all tue siets " men t.
tend lnt / I'D ~ ,ltl OF other pc pie from
winch yoa are Exempt etc. Here Ste Ia
not opiy assumes that NO god thing he
could tIlnk he could say vi MS wac w"utd
be ilattery-oeing all merited--Dut he aha
mol Dlame her Tor the vlriCe OF despis'ns y
play. But even tue psa sing ot VIE or
husband, aud especially before others, 10
attended with danger; and esp cIliiy does
II subj ct the parties TO suspicion vi al
tempting, by galr outside snow, 10 covtr Up
a private st.te OF aiiars not the m ist p!eA-
s4nt. II s cncourag ne tor wtie to sho"
that she has her husbands apProbauon ia
her ende4yUrs 10 do her duty una So tiee
yersa--but : the parties TO be eve' m.his-
tcring - each others vaniy, by h4ttery
or constant praise, is weakness, 10 IN Dad
taste aud % no, good.
Weak husbands frequently praise the
beauty and wit OF their wives IN their pres
eace, TO ,rangers--ussumin viz ually
lha, there is So ltt,lc OF those qualities as
not 10 be dtscernlole TO Ctncss, without oe-
ing informed OF their existence. Tnis, ~
q vile ui good sens, whether III ritea or
not, is matter OF humi.iltion, fR,her taah
pride.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
r. he E!i.,r Of pies. cars Aic,,ale

D,rS.-Ir,ruIpsrh that Dr. G. NJ Fitch,
GIN. York, /, ab3u- 10 f. NV course o.
lecture, In v,,r rity. ON nm. Ctm,as and
Cursairty -, Con.u!n ,,i,u. Think cannot
tlaar,.to Of g,,at r i,,t.ce 10 bi;n. and Al the
sane tia,> 10 tn, community, taan to matr
kn,yn rbr,,,yh tl,.. c,lu,na, If v,ir inur,al
the bana6tinl atfr "a of IN, MIN of tre,t-
men, advocated be DE- Each i, nv own
ca,e.a.,xeIlas in ,eyer,i others which We
com ,unIer,o, o,,erva,i,n Ia Sap,enb,r.
1873 consumed n. Fitch. IN New York,
f,r disease N tn. laa,s. unler which | had
been I,b,r.ny ,r seysr,I wears F,r fv.
vra-sI hnd brsr moro ,,r lisatfnnbled ,oi,h
ac,ppb vyh,,., ,r,tu,iIv in,r.,.cl nm.
on me- ua,il j, had become aim at irn,o.-
sole for ne tor.,, niyht'. rest Icou,thed
aim 81 inc,s,,n,iy riissd .reat nn,n,itie.
of.Aisk. heavy m itter, and had most pro use
ex1w.,,r, ,;!,,,, swa,,. W. OK. Co..
alm,s, zone. I c,plI AMY sneak j., /, wh,..
per.
Ib,d tried mite , number of dfr.ron,
rempJips hut from mona had recsiyad
ANYTHING mr., than t,p,,-,rv ami martial
relief Nv na;,i,b,,s rna,rd.a mo case as
ha,alas, "a n,,sstr,h7,,,h, n.
Fitch h,y,ava- ,ya - o,o,,,r
ment tina, In, aay rnas,n T., have IT.
pu d n,ni.h.d ~. ,,,th RI mas nm
inb,liay ,,,e ana ,,har ,.,;cIs. hs.;ta.
fail d;re,,,',n. ~ ,,na,d ;, avor.i. d,a,
b,,bina e. "lI ,,,,.,, ~
h,oov i, n. ,hIs ,os a, ,,o, IN. ,h.e,,nsn,
has cfF.c,sa mnch m:,r,, in INV ,a ,b,,
any one had c,ns;aaraI ,,s.;.I. hegan
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24

for nine m ,n,hs, and succeeded in relieving
the cough, il no entirely removing il, in tue
course Of one month; NJ the child at pres.
ent enjoys better health than ever before
Results like these should certainly be
known. and ! think you would be doing a
great service to the community by making
them public. ! could send several other
cases Of almost or equal interest.
Trusting that this may be deemed worthy
OF insertion in your columns, remain
yours, very truly.
DAVID ScATTERGooE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
The monas.eries .ne Converts OF 14rdiaia.

,rfom ms Cofr-I obdencr the Newark Advertise
Florence, April i6.h, lS55.
The AMERICAN people, who sympatt sc
ia the progre and civil and re gious liber-
ty ia ever, quarter oi the world, cannut be
indifferent u the great work 81 reform J.
ng on unGer tie coHstitut onal reign oi the
yuuu. king o. s Sardinia. Much, very mn ch
uas been already accomplished towards the
equalization OF all classes an int rests IN
the state, and bill now before the Pa la
m.ni promises 10 complete Is EN- tncl pat on
from the cumbrous &c les,as,lcal burdens
which belong 10 aHothef age.
There remain IN The kingdom near 100
mJuasteres, cJnvtns sHd othsr old hRunts
OF ldlen IS, to whl,h u, pertain some 1900
useless nurs, moans, a. and more than
one nail vi tn real estate vi tn realm, e.
empi from Tdratioa, aad enjoying other
in.Id.ous civil prlvil yes aud innunit'es,
Hhle the state treasury IS heaEiiy taxed 10
SUE RI Tn admin stratlun OF religion. II
was 10 remedy thus enormous evil that the
man!stgr recently introduced the bill win h
has assed the House OF Deputies by large
majority, aud il NV under consideration
IA the senate.
II aooli,hes ali these sd estabishm uts,
except the lew used tor sch yols, and secu-
larizes the monk, not engaged IA teaching,
50 that the mere Rame OF renglun vii no
longer serve to slnctiy dleness, aud give
il Exemption from all the conditions OF CIT
" nstip. The treasury VIII be relieved
from must unnecessary tax, and the mis-
applied iunls distracted IN 9th tunes from
dying SINNERS. in sheraton OF NJ uses
Tor tueit souls. be- appropriated 10 augment
and support the numerous small aud Needy
bene.ices OF thr country.
This enl ghtened measure, so periectIy
in accordance with the true spir OF Chrls-
tianity, like all otner reforms th,t have pre-.
ceded it, Is otticia " denounced by the R1-
man See as an IN, aston OF its prcrog itIves,
aud breach OF ialth on the part vi TINS
KING and Parliament, aibstt. themse Ives
enhg tened Catholics and the cam n aas
CRY "tlie ,oppersm,hs" is heard through
ali the Ephesan temples OF the craft. lac
recent severe bereaycments oil the King
the deaths Of his mother, wife, chid and
brother in remarkable sue aession-have
served, of course, to give emphasis to Su.
prrsiton, which thr atens the nltion ana
its CHI eli with tie most direful doom.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24

A COUNCILMAN AND HIS BEARS ih'
humorous Councilman WI d has two huge
black bears on his premises in Broadway
Tor the amusement OF himself aud friends
Last Thursday night they broke Their chains
and walked out Of his candy manuisctory,
in the rear OF his store, into Mercer street.
Tn. animals then entered ne.hboring
h n.e, and caused the inmates to flee for
their lives. CIR at excitement prevailed for
time, and the councilman was called to
prevent the depredHtlons of the bears. lie
came and attempted to catch hold OF one
OF them, when Bruin sezd him tightly and
threw him t. the aojr. A great crowd soon
collected, the Frustrated councilman was
rescued and the bears again secured. Inc
coun Gilman says tina. he was never Rugged
70 v armly beiure.-Y. Y. Post
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EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
All Wanf Good aud Reliable Mani

ITEM, Wi fans d CO.'S Township Maps are III
best beng eotnri ed from the tnfted siates sur
ye,s ofieia nj rniAtiou, aud p. rsonai reeou oils
.snce; wing Tia streams roads towns. post Offices
count, srat., rks oil Internal improvement. ct
ste Bsiug Published within HE state are, IN fact, III
cuiy teiiabIo aud eompiete
MAP OF IOWA.
geirg rcsularl. appointed agents for the Gale o
these maps We arc prepared 10 furnish Them to th
trade AZ the Publishers lowest wholesale rptes or b'
The siaglc copy Atss:
90 d T. II. c -ltau Co and Ensign, Bridems
ranuings MAP OF the UHtted states. Western STAT
and the .latss OF litHrs. lows, Wisconsin and Ais
sour; aud Territories Of Minnesota, IA sas and NJ
br.ssa For sale, wholcsa g Or retail by
WARREN a RHAWS.
Booksellers snd Ststioncrs. neaicrsin Wa Paper
Wind y Shades, etc. illinois street Roc Island
Post ofaee, Davenport. Apl. p
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Hean"! .;a,;on remark that i would
~ Nv desirable to have a" cary .d asfravn,
e ' .moun, they can raise TOWARD aen' ..as
cd, ssn,ose. Of the course OF lectures '"s,
!, !" ~ 10 provide FOE the citizens q 'a''
-, fe "yiAs .o, we we're led to make the
place. much would he necessary Tor
: na'',' The gentlemen who compose
@ !. Committee informed Us 'ha' '"'
hundred tickets IS necessary ~ "''.e
,,,aagement that will be satisfactory y
r. .'n,ui,y. We observe that they
n, M - ...;,,;,os Of more than hall the
'a number; but on examination OF
I'd A.. il, we mi,s the names u ma"' =, ou'
da- .,;,ept and wealthy residents Ihe!'
$50 nat az vet have been called
7, Ia matter of so much interest TO
!, 40 ms tina, every one would leei
81. "a lend helping hand and an open
I o,..e Il Is well knowa lhai 'hc "a N.
- the Association are nearly all youths anu
mil, ve hope tina, the older Members u 'he 80.
az .,,l body will give them the assistance ot
'''s v.sricnce in so laudlble and praise
,,hv an undertaking. Every member oil
tra society has greater or less degree OF IN.
n.h ,.., in the success Of this institutions
r,,be POST 0 flee yesterday we observed
n !, J..sn for the front OF ]. NJ d. Burrows
Pa ,,,a,,l,,ed block Of stores. |, was exc
,,,.J BY Mr. T. w. Wheeler Of this city.
Tbs bpding is to be 100 feet front by $50
fec; deep, stories high, and it will front
v" Nh, river and street Its estimatedto cost
co. 900 and when completed will be the
!. f,es, building OF the kind in this vicinity
II. The CITY wi glin in good looks by the
m, erection Of the new block.
y. =. We direct the attention of our req.
5s,, ia the article 10 another column, taken
f,ro the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate, re
: q Lining 10 Dr. Flch's mode Of practice IN
u rglnerary ii cases and to his practice gen
Ia ,,.Vy. We have seldom thought It ncces-
.rv TO say ANYTHING in concentration OF the
,,,ioa. p al. and proposals, for curing DIS
Eases. but Or. Fitehs's plan for operating
81 the l4nr. byiuhalati1n strikes Us as be-
h fv 4 correct mode OF proceeding. Tn
Il, D. will be here n 1t week, andwe recon-
mend his lseturcs u the attention Of our
q citizens,
w are obliged to friend Atwi:l the
e,ta-of The COu~ter. tor package OF late
Clutnla papers,
- --fa. concert gwen by the Lumb1rl
Br,arr. was attended by large audience
e, gl, seemed /, appr.c te the beauties OF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24

CLosIHG OF TINE Liquor SH1Ps.--So lar
as we can learn, all the retail liquor shops,
of the city, tho hotels and rece.ses. have
closed bars, and nothing in the shape OF
wine, liquor. ale or beer can be purchased
in auan,,tie. less tn IN FIVE gallons. unless
it be for Maine Law objects. Rochester,
Urton, MsV 10
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Wall Paper

Iust received and now opening al the Old stand No
'7Le ARE Block large and 80 selected lot Of IN
above named article, s-itabls Halls and ON.
COZ prsibg great variety OF patterns, also border
10 match Prices 10 suit the times.
". H HOLMES and Co.
Davenport, srd MAY, 1855. nth,
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pownings Cottage Resid, noes,

SERIES % "a sfEi.s Tor kufui oft. pts and { OF
ta.c VILLAS and their gardens aEd groEnas
ada pied To Norih Amerta, 10y \ J. Bow nlTs ~
gmA gilt IS pages. tiluslrAi-d with numerous plan
..iid cu,r4yiEgr-Iriee gaze:
kC RAJ HOMES,
Or sketches of Ho1ses suited 10 american cabntr.
lift. with original lttIs. ocsigHs. dc b! Gefsost
Wheeler; Emo 10th gilt, &c ages, n,ncltLs ct
cravings; pTlct si..5
7rh, absyc Bo ks viii be allied postage IRE,
to ahy aiIr receipt OF The Prices above IN cur
rent I4HuS.
AtThe iowa Eoois Rooms,
No 81 Brady St.
Davenport, Iowa
5nraf .dwu Iii ADAMS. Agent.
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c0pPERsMIrH AND PLUMBER.

l. subscriber Is nov prepared 10 do all kinds oil
Copper work Plumbing, Roofing. &c, alss gen
raj JobbiUg business OF every description e9tnecie!
tl sat I'm Copper and Sheet ron bGsines,. Stove
lps, Sheet xiIe. lead Pipe. sheet Lead Sheet Cop
Baitng Fuba, pdmps, etc, etc: furnished 81, ~
:lce.
Bo-,e Gutter AID Scouting made 20 order ~
orr warranted Ola iron, Copper and Lead wanIot
ma taken in exchange for work.
Davenport. ApiT 1855 -diy j. DEHOET.
Perry 50. between I'd q 81
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For Sale .

II feet Of land, fronting on 2nd street and the
rSer. suitable for site for >ay Mil, or Man
ftetHrhg tstJ6iishneni. Apply to
May lsi, l-5j-tf COOK * SARGENT.
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"Gverybody Saws"
unimprovsd Land.

IN IHn ACRES uuimpr5 we'd lard for sale IN va.
Ibsotb RIO paris OF Scott. Clinton, Cedar, Mus.
ctliio, johnson AID oLar eoaGcs west IN lava. for
ST. ~ lngs 81 T. DS & STEWART.
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100000 Feet

EssoAED ftoering-pianed ard rsaiehed-eisa
, pefior qualII. ,fof ale bs
Burn ELL, GlLLET & co.
Nov