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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

DlscHARsEn--C l. Brent young and talented member
Of the bar Of Winchester Virginia examined Sat
urday last in the corporation court Of that town
charge of setting fire 70 the Taylor Bote he was honor
ably acquitted
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MoRE FAiLuREs New OKLxAss--Messrs. Pickett, Mac
Murdo, CO. bankers, and A. J. Wright Co, produce
merchants Of this city, have suspended
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ALsAsy, On. Y.,) JAM l5.The business portion of the
town Of Leroy Genesec county, destroyed BY fire
Saturday last. No further particulars.
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VsHE Royal kalendar, (kkcd Book 81 and city
ts55.
Jan II FRANCR TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-16

WILD MAN CAUGHT MuNe-A Mr. j. W. Mcfienri,
who lives waldoboro Maine has actually captured
Wild man On first selling him. Mr.. McH ssys
The little fellow turned most imploring look upon
me and then uttered sharp shr Shrek resembling the
whistle Of engine took him 10 my house and tried TO
induce him 10 eat meat but failed in the attempt;
then offered him water, Of which he drank small
quantity next gave him dried beach nuts which
he cracked and readily. He Is Of the male species
about eighteen inches In height and his limbs In per-
feet proportion With the exception Of his face hands and
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JFWFI

At H0USEL's, No. JF f.14IpE potv
| HAVE Just returned from New yo.t u;,h ],
iars-s' shd best sock OF tine Watches and III .I
49, ~ oei2te oaesea IN IAls market / have gaIs
sfhee IRON s2t 10 S225 Silver do from, s 10 Ssn
oo!a @ N tlns from s. 70 $50. bngs fr two s,Y.to
s2U,bO. brcest Pms from. s. 70 500
~ leia 'sii PHrteuiar teHtiob my stock of La
= a e1lebsat sAeh embraces II variety Or plain
,..',.'5t .ua EiiAheied cases and think can sui
~ snort my whole stock of Clocks Watches rav
elrs, SilEeran,l 2 ated ware il tlifl and
s'IseI tlah las ever been brought 10 tI.Is m ar
80, ~, anu WI seli wholesale retail at prices lLat
y ~ deiy 4licomPetitoE. r' 'A--'
Nos. l5tA, Is 4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
3#A 700
NEW YORK PaEMIUM PATTERN FAENING

nF the latest stKle, which stand A. No. /, the iis
" ~ Vraniuns awarded fpfus sdcHltural Implements
SoeeHstgacte Is eiaH si,siy = faster and better
aslenishnglS elean VIII far outdo Your highest
lie Iatious.
They substantially made, Of the first quality
materials, with TWO good coats OIL paint and one
faFhsha bett r protection against weather thaA cve'
hvipre-teH Ethl #s H-E FE
Tie reputation Of this article speaks loud for them
Yeta0 nais, win g. sfsrea 10 eal.tiare for theln
credit ths.l vii iur oatslgip aHy thils 81 the Faunt
AilH k5nd, MaHufa aetured and for sale II the Agrctl
lari nepot OF ALQNZO NQUEsE.
Jan, 81 Main St. Moline, Ils.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27

s.sortnV
|,r thesp1
a bS ANY VI
b, 1855 ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
luE sTArE os iawA

To aaron MOVIES.
=, th--lnG are hereby noticed that therc Is now o.
= als III The ohiee afths Cl'rk af the pstact Coug
Scott 0uulN. petition Of Samuel SasduFs oluiu,
"a Of Au nc h!Hdrs anl one uId % ltG collars a
nOaeN a h4u o Is o eS fta5a pTeni~Sor! Uot.s, exc
rHtya b. you Ii words aud igufes tellowI 6, 10 vii
tauej sw
..OY or b fore the FIRST day Of November next
,ronise 10 pay S'aa Ol SadA ris or oea fer he sum
iAr, atl4rs aud Ify -tye ceGts, t-r Wade rteetyee
EAesH6F{ tsJe 8l4" aSs AARt}N SoYRES'-
tIhs oI,eE y Davenport, November .sth, $50
$50 ESQ wears lrOin date. for Hue received,
.r,otltseiofi!s % Cook sargeia rder, nay do
tFs wihjIterestat lU per ceut per .pnam t!hatr of
dee iu Daycul.att AARON NOW ELS.
NAieh said last urpnlissGfa apts endorsed b..
said Inok & Sargent - s-id saudITis sn Is taM tn
fr,t riy of stid S-IJorjs Ard yau ar further not
ned that you a Doe re srusa by Ee Sheri Of say
SCOTT county not fngad Z" And UnlesS yoa appea
III answer s.t} Petlijon before the f4th day o.
M,tv, A. y. sJ5. judgement vii be rendered ngalps
\ on tAtresp sAAt EL sADDoRls, Plth
] D. PATFcN. Clesk Of Court.
Hgted this at, day I April, lSa5-diw
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rnstu''f :
E at io~t
opurchi' o
on hndI'
|riees %.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

ME suhsr riber- instantly H.ak ing variety
PfiutIg and Wral Ping Papers at their Ailiin 40
ne. snd Will pay Cash iof say reasonable guah! e
good clean rNtIoU or linen rags. Ourtriveilg ~
A. o. Churshiu MI call The Merchants throfgt
tGautr.l iowa and pay THO II g,>h or payer or Lhe
Gags. = Erau NHEELoCk y FERGUS.
Moline, juno sC&h, Ie54.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
10, roo S6s Of
WIRE sCIEEEERY,

IsReM No. 70 Ho. II ,n',ths f-oui.io TO ssinehel
d Wttg. OF piaer il ordered 10 qaaEltss,a =
$F0 Rolling screens. for -rist mills. m sizes for Far
iEg a.!ls sissft, IL snd Cleese Safrs. CeilEr HU
lows. ~ it or ~ttaoEt frames tsehd Sizes wire 10
braiding sleeves ana making Broapl,. ctc
ScreeAsrs far t2alAt. g4. sha gtiU Uapws to presc~
breaking sass auJ NOT shut Ilght-a! ~ l!Ae G.
sBd St.Iodis riess.
Al ,he Steam Agricultural nrPot Of
EE HOMO NGUBSE.
Inne % Main :. Moline, II inos.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
Clothing made to Order.

sI,H0,S :. GILBERT, late fr,m Ner Haven Conn.
| respectfully informs tla ,iti.5ns Of l4yet tUrt
that he inns taken, room opposite le tiairr hlaek
over WILEY store Second Sirrct; srIefeAe wnua .
happy wait upon gent em-H who desire Ery tfit 4
H. bis line Of business Having ireE CHI lelC' Tor Il
uumbtr of Years Ia first class custom rsiitb sl q. ~
East Ae iatirrs himself sh II be able give the
IA t,aap eteAbd per tsstl,fA,i on hIer'ci o.
always @Hrr4 led.
b d rrn eft for others TO make M at sho T
galce and suiuble rates.
Mich l.. SD
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27

/ Large and very sne a.tert,..,, go
q, V'Et ts pflees r;.li,u ~ from. 81 ~, =, .s,
y IN sevett. 1--we cents 10 - ~, III NJ,
N'tA4iS 4tD%
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27


skML HIRscHL,
Wholesale Grocer, Front ST., Davenport
MOULD respectfully esl tha attention of the e'iizaE
OF truporf and vicinity agd Of tht county dtei
chants generally that he has OF hand tae iarxet'
stock al Groceries, brougt - this place hie
he viii 4eli as low possible IN hlslew hueh 6sdIhE'
Davenport, Nov. e4i, 1853.
JAC0B WEAVER, yR., 4 CO.,
FNERAI Agent, Storug,. Fors ard'ng aua tom-
Emi4stun Merchants, tor the purrhas' aHd sale ei
Flour Grain, Produce, Lumber. and Manu.ac-
lures o. Ill Descriptions
Corner at iowa aud Feurlh streets
Opposite New prnusN 4, aI.a Hp"sr, Ae"riht btr0t,
ConsigumeHts respectfully selected Davenport
agd charges moderate low"
RrFFRFSCts.
J. \ J. Boxer, New York BotLN NNAGARKrsoS' FiIis.
los Lag. Es. SrAN" & o. d."
\ Bfsrn.s & Sons, Phila. KING, trNEcs q % d"
SrrES G,KrET y TO b'G,IEY 4 t"sGRsyE ACn do
Go KEcK 4 Ca a %. NN VI ntrtlY q CO do
! g {. FrTtcR & CO" 'HuL SPEER 90
J,t Su.FfER, Hamilton % J"rN u. D,s :, DO
The undersigned haviugl Gated ihcustlVesa' nav
euport. Iowa, for the urlorc ot carry q" ihe aps
business tender their ices 10 ther FRIENDS b' ON
et.Hnd respectfully ak = share their l'alroraGr
All favor, " III receive special attention" and dispatch
apou the mo 81 f,y orlble terms,
JACOB WEAVER JR. & Co.
Feb'y card ls5j
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
Accordeous and Fistinss.

aha Se g ectsd assortment jus. received
''' ca II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
TIN ROOFING.
Crackers, Crackers

CRACKERS! Crackers.
Y CST received and for sale Wholesale or Retail,
~ fine lot of Boston, Soda and Butter Crackers.
ysuparr l~t BURROWS 4 PREITIEAS,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
SEWING MACHINES.

THE subscriber is agent for Wheeler, Wilson &
/ Co.'S superior Sewing Machines-by the o
these igi-chpss very much Of that which has been
iru aesfs comes bHta rlessaIttts k-aBy vino has
resd Mrs e. Dake Sul Tbs tstEer ulished II tue y.
sometime since. ~ relation to lheE will need
no ntssy a,i4o here Whoever mas y ISL u
sca beAutiial and truly Lqbor Sa5fHg .HackiEcs
operate eai be grattled by calling my Store.
Sold ai New York prices a.aps ueight. nsth fkis
sdrahfaat the buyef has the opportunity oifearnire
. .laR-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27

{; 'LeA.hloNkfFs, Fastes. n. geoiet.. PigaIaw.
y = Fuss u rs'ipc@d pE4evs Al Aaioss and
No2, lie Clare kes.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
Moline, June 9Th 1854
Dry GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS / SHOES

Dry GOODS, GROCERIES BOOTS L SHOES
HE SUBSCRIBER hasreeeieed iar- addition 70 his
stock ~ Goods in an the ma.
tkBgH usai the most attractive assertIRentte be
4 found IN his region at country.
You will find alino any thIny you wa NJ in the Dry
GOODS inc. whether staple or iancy and ihe same
Clothing. Bonnets Hats. Caps, Boots ane Shoes
ilf HAhDWARE the ;lsaortnsent Is larger Than
Of her not yclUsiy ely sgcis. -
HI, GRoEE ERS Department. is not excelledby many
lfhul keep Holhrr else. s.si
= LOOKING Gil tS>FS. cROCEERY snd GLASS
Wf i II -go1c nss Ttment
H. sablr % iii orders for most ofthe Moline mann
farsuret sriclesoB shottnoteea AnesainEation will
proye bis stock to ne more various than - often con-
II S.Vsed aE a-s t1-.~ #e#
Heis MOTTO be undsrsold for ready pay whethereasi
or u rodure,
sale and retail. WM. a. NOURSE,
e aMnline. Jielesth. ir5I tsf ass .IsE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
<: tls:toUeG.
DAVENPORT STOTEFGuNpE
Eastern Stove Store Triumphant!

Eastern stove Store triumphant!
FINhk undersgAediI IL n uiI ,t.aaroI } III nhmoht .
"a Brady street. hets c,i roLd AID : hard aosl
cespeettl! Horu i,s ciIlcIS ~ \ ..isd
nag eoanties. hat he has ate! from to ka q,
ih an eNteAsatr assortment OF stoves aud hSe i
articles Lhc latest ana apllruv IIau.gts.-
stove, Wheh he wurEai y Tor ton NUurs fia with
oLJ eNageruH iils the best Cook stnvrfor good eyel
Otored for saie the west II sss two aaftrs owens;
the Que ias. iixiHg ior sGspendIns fowls, rurkvts
or Msa ,tcon the ioPo the ocen by means ot hooks
aHd thereby t1Lsig meats 81 al over alike. ~ hth
Is decided Improvement; ttbe same t.De the eihy5
oNtH iaa! bS used for baking pies. bread, cakes
which oan be dose IA The most beautiful manner
Also iAe BLACK hamnra for eoai, It's extensive rise
n the " ast as ~ ell E.S has sst sHlta repHtstiot
beyond all competition. ut il The Iheasi ~
stove 10 use, also TO operate IN the most perfect
rh, Morning star, ore Of the most beautjrl d,sie,.
of Elevated upen sinvesin market; call ANA examine
t'r yoarNe!I IN addition to these. oler numerous
oIhefhlhds OF Stovcsof every description.
Pumps and Lead Pipes.
I haze constantly hand large assortment Of
PnmpS, Lead Pipes &c for wells and eisterIts " hCh
h. makes M 70 order and war; al them. AIS Force
Punips for raising and eesstiHg water to any part Of
the Building. Garden Engines. with hose attached,
for Watering g.rdens. washing Windows, &c, Cast
Iron LINKS
Copparsmiths and Braziers ..s
Lam prepared TO do all kinds Of Copper " RI
t. order at ihe shortest Eotcc; repairing done IN the
n'atest manner and@h dispatch. Plumbing ofevery
description doueto "rdsr. a.as .s,a
TIN ROOFING.
am also prepared to cover build,ngs with Tin.
roPPe-, q as, ches be don In the West
and 4 work warranted, The undersianed is -
practical rimat and viii iteHd personally 10 cvep
ana an work hrtrrStsd 60 him. r p. s.
An haSe IN wpit 81 The abaye articles. viii do wei
hr giving a ca1. think | can show them the
advantages of max ing gaad bargain. County
| Tow prices. -..a r.
od roper, brass rrwter. iron. rags &c., ,,ascp h
Nchange for ware shop Oh East side Brady hetweel
2d ard 81 streets. s.-,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
$500 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

Or TIE sEsT eoSsTs ecTIos: As TO aDntrA rsAraH1
AIR.
Es'TiEY arc maden the choicest manner e. very good
I lo5kmg harrHul calculated TO keep oHt all of the
iHS,aaId yarnintFhe. NJ ftts arts, rats. .norpHy-
thing OtJhe Kind csH get TO yopr provisions whs are
kcTt swect arFf-e IL fast one of tbs bsst pieces
domestic econoIHy. a1
Manufactured VI tie Steam Agricultural nepot of
ATDNZO NOTRSE.
June ~. aa Mif Street. Moline. His.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
Cartcip.
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DAVENPORT NUsIc sTorp

w ia ~ . HIGGINS ha We just otsaes a sa,xa
n. 81 G4ltirs yolins, Balioe. Tamso
t stS *; Also es@ry Kind Of Music BooL ,n
.'e sasa tAey WI sell very chez for al, NJ M
- .s--s-44#E So. oct ID, te5S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
Feather Duste.

'es. Fil9 Forte Instructor IN tne world Bieh.
y,& 81 1ayt' - AiodafB schooi for Fiabo F,,r.ss 80 ~
TN@t-S -AoH' c & H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
Sheet Music.

ss sess 9oesti"n On hand and Ne asis rees, ed
No Ie Claire Row
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
Yankee Notions and Tou,
Guitars.

4 - sssortinsnt ins opening for sale The
=. Uaveq9orl Mas.e store; -t '-sas'Hs sway s'Hs
-'' fe Ae iAife f9T; ChANDALL < HIGGINS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
..
! LISTER
1 BY
NJ,

!.
friends Az,
Of Fine =,
more corr
|,sers. cilO,
ear,tcls
most CONF
bur Gooa'
.,.arLmth'
d latest ~
.ers. are 1,
/ lanluoth
urnituts Y
solicils'. |.
ii ~
ronsgc ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-27
RENWIGK & SON

STEAMBOAT AGENTS, ,FoRWARplNG, STORAGE
AND COMMISSION MEFtHAAIs,
Fazaar Landing,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05
THE LIFE OF
& EORG ASnINGTON
WASHINGTON IRVING.

BAL.OU A. LOVELAND, Sole Agents for Washing
ton add Chiueads n Counties.
Montpelier, VT, West end fthe BiaReh BIidge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05
PORTABLE CIDAR MILLS

I'VE subsctiher would say 10 the public that h,
maui actutes aud !. prepared To furnish supetio
fOhTAbLE CIDER MILLS Of Different si,es
The small sire HAND MILLS are capable of prcs
sins one barrel TO pressing. The iarr.r .ik,
HAND MILL will press two barrel. At pressing.
These Hand Mills arc 50 eonsrucied that tiuf.e OF
",hef Power can be applied II desfedj gearing furnish
ed by the subscriber.
Tie also furnishes larger sire. with Horse Powe,
attached, capable Of making Eve to sis barrels oil
Ct der to pressing.
The above Mils will DO constantly in operation Al
the residence Of he subscibef Ut Wnrhi'r Mill. in
Montpelier Ihev can also be seen a. Messs BRA
MAN q TlLnfNS In MONTPELIER village, at which
piece they VIII be In operation on Thursday the llth
day 81 October,
said NH. are capable Of manufacturing to 6ncen
aies OF Cidef per day, and ar made In good sub
HAntial manner, and warranted 10 do what they arc
iecommendrd. The Screw, Of these Mil. can he an
phed 10 Other uses, ,uch a. pressing Hops Raising
bull cirgs, &c.
NJ WRIGHT. j..
b.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05

THE suh.enher offers nj. farm Tor sale eon,sfiny r
two hundred and eighty Of good land divided
INTO moving, ullase, pasturns and wood land viii
gooa buildng' Consisting 81 new dwelling house q
BY &c good wood house attached. win tnrh.n
mikroom, &c. we'll flashed and painted one ne v
horse bnfn well finished, ard four Other bans Of good
SIC lnd all ~ good repaif good water brought 10 al
atqncduct to house and barns.
sad farm is situated mile from Washington
Niage on good road, will produce yoatly from sit,
To eighty tons ofhay, and pastunng IA proportion and
hheoh TO eighteen acres Of blowing land.
mere = on said farm good sugar nd apple Orchard
VIII seii the whole or part Of said lfm 10 suit
purchasers.
will also sell Oren, G three wears Old steer.
two yests Old cattle, Cows, 10 yeating cat good
Young Mares and sucking colt, 90 young sheep a N.
iecied hocks3 60 ions hay, quantny OF Corn, Oats
Poiaiuss, uud fafmt NJ tool.
credit with good security for two thirds the pu..
chase money will he given.
PosseFsion given immediately II fequestcd
WILLIAM N. HUNTINGTON
Washington, Sept. "a. 1855. 5 .3~s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05
SCROFULA,
CANCERS,

ch in it, various forms h-s proved the sooufss Of
he prr.ent age ia completely cured by hts tfsHimeni
ten thou- nd of Turner victims viii t~sifS, who
10 ~, NJ IN the II. hoallh and slItnsih
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05

Marriages m Cdsileion.-A Castleton
correspondent, Sept. g. writes:
"Ihls morning our beautiful little Village
was quite a scene Of commotion on account
OF two marriages celebrated in the Conpre-
gational Church, Rev. DR.. Child, pastor, both
OF very interesting character. The parties
IN one are about TO set out Immediately TO
labor as missionaries in foreign lands. They
are Nh Knapp and Miss Churchill. The
other parties arc Mr. Theodore Knowlton. of
south Carolina, and Miss Roxana Warner.
OF thus village. Mr., knowlton is understood
to be gentleman Of great wealth, notw.th.
standing the fact that he has recently through
the influence Of his fare ladye, emancipated
some 60 slaves. Immediately after the cere-
mony, large concourse of our citizens at
tended them to the depot, where they depart.
ed for New York City, to take the first steam
er for Europe"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05
Interesting to Printers and
Others.

We have lately purchased new and beau.
tful patent iron standing press, invented by
ELIAS DAVIS and manufactured by Towns
end, Greene g. Co., Montpelier. This press
is compact strong, immensely powerful, and
possesses peculiar advantage over all other
presses within our knowledge, in that the
power is constantly increasing, by a self-op-
Grating arrangement, the longer the article
to be pressed remains in the machine. We
have heard of only one objection from a
printer and book binder, to wit-that the
power is too great. Fortunately, the opera
tor has only TO apply less, if he wants less
The machine IS as beautifully made as it is
effective.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RES TOR ATIYE

:, doubt, thu most wonderful discovery Of this
! sg- OF prp.fess. Tho ipilswirg IS iom di.tin-
sulshst msm,er oi tue IA deal profession
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05
MATTRESSES. to b

MATTRESSES, to he folly aPpreeisted ought to be
used durns the heat Of summer, being FREQ from the
duct, nd producing none Of thr suoeng sensations
Of feather., ihei impau az iuvisofative ADD healthy
action. uuknownt them who sleep on feathers, and
one of futsAN's patent srIiNe Htos, and iiAtS MAJ
rSA.., makes comb nation Of eamioti. luxury and
economy which needs only To he reA, that they may
b. universally liked. BY those ia health and Of price.
les. worth TO ibe siok and d,biinR,ed They may be
found q Emey's Furniture wartoom,, Head ofs,s,.
Street NonsprUer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05
QRatbs.

In This village, on the 30h NJ, Sipror Ivuss
bsqy OF the ~ Of li nan n King. nged % ,cats--
M Lyman was formerly from Hartford, VI, ADD MOI,
recently hum tincinnptt. ohio. itfH fw year. pa.i
he ha' bern resideni of Montpelier, aud a citireu
Ncy htShlY esteemed.
In Pihnhed, Arg. 2sth. Miss y. Cordelia Coihufn
daughter Of q ~. a Ekabetb Colbufu necd Is wear,
l noath and IS days.
Servant Of Goo, well done
Thy glorious waffnfes pauj
Tho battle's fought, the vico'y won,
And ihou art crowned NJ lr.t."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-05

.4bVssnidn Progress.-Of all the crowns
ed heads Of the present day, that of the
hing OF Abyssinla appears TO contain as
large quantity and as good quality of
BRAIN as any. His African Majesty has pro-
hibhed slavery. renowned polygamy, aud
6anshed the Jesuils. Three almost equally
hne things 10 do!-what other existing mon
arch or State has done them all? Africa is
not only distancing Europe aud Asia in CIV
lllysiion, bu, going ahead of America, too.
Pouch
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Miss Clara Haskns. was found dead in
her bridal dress and chamber near Natchez.
VI iss., on the I'd inst After being dressed
by her bridesmaid, she requested them to
retire for short time. and when they return.
ed they found her lying lifeless upon her
couch, with an empty phial which had con-
tanned prussic acid still clasped in her hand.
She had adopted the desperate alternative of
self destruction, rather than marry a man
she could no, love, in obedience to parental
authority.
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o. Alta large and enthusiastic meeting
Of Know Something's, last evening, at Coch-
ituate Hall, the following resolves, after ant
mated remarks, were adopted with entire
unanlmily - Boston .4tias 18Th.
Resoired, That this league cordially re-
spond, 10, aud will heartily sustain, the nom
nations OF the Republican party, made al
Worcester, and pledges itself to use all hon
orablc and earnest efforts to secure their tn
umphant election.
Resoiued, That to this end we throw our
selves at once into the canvass, and ali the
victory is achieved, will give ourselves no
rest, and abate no jet Of determination TO en-
sure a permanent triumph
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DISASTER on Tnt LANES -.Mlteaukie,
Sept. % The propeller Forest City, from
Buffalo, with 400 tuns of merchandise, and
60 passengers, came in contact with the
schooner ASIA, bound from Chicago to Buf.
falo with 10000 bushels of corn, near Grand
Traverse, on Thursday last. Both vessels
sunk, but the passengers and crew were all
saved in boats, and we're picked up by the
schooner Hamlet, which arrived here this
morning.
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New Books.

letters 10 a Young Phy,ieidn just ,niering
upon Practice, by James Jackson, NJ. d..
l.. l.. d. Boston, Phillips, Sampson &
Co.
Important and interesting, even TO gen.
era readers, but especially so to nCvices in
the medical profession. The author is an
old and highly distinguished physician OF
Boston. The volume is elegantly published
For sale by 5. NJ. Walton.
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Council of Censors.

The Council commenced its session on
Tuesday last. If any of its business shall
be completed at this time, we shall note ii in
our next 1t is probable, however, that def
mite action on most of the topics considered
will be deferred to a future session.