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PRICES or LAND IL kAEsAs-A letter from Kansas says
in the counties the Missouri river adjoining Kansas
land is worth from $40 $50 per In Platte county
within fifteen miles Of Weston cannot be bought for less
than SIS while much Of il viii bring $50 acre.
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Jan 4-dtlNar lti
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MEETING ~ rHE coUNciLs.The councils met Monday
evening As The most important business disposed u
the passage q the fogwing ball. which only rsqures the
zignAfare Of the mayor % become Law
An ACT in relation the Washington and AsHBdria rad
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GENEROUS GIFT.-The yoang employed in the
straw factory Of Messrs. Fagg Baldwin Milford, Con-
neccut have contributed ninety dollars the relief Of the
poor IN New York
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Jan &s
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AzzsTAzr EEcEun--The Rev, Leonidas Polk Episcopal
bishop a the diocese d Louisiana and rector u Trinity
church New Orleans has associated with himself
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LATT mgH NEuu0.--By arrival from New Orleans we
have dates from the city Of Mexico the 10Th instant
Several successful attacks The insurgents y Che govern
troops reported and the revolution il said 70 be
crushed out In Ves8cA
The formal taking possession q the Mesa valley by
the United STATES authorities Il officially announced II the
Mexican papers
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DUKL AT NEW OKLEAEs-TwO scions Says the New Or
leans True Delta OF the 24h Of first families experiment.
ed with cold steel yesterday the Meaire ridge the
Firemens Cemetery. One Of the parties got wounded
pretty severely in the From what could learn
last night several other affairs Of honor likely
grow out OF yesterday difficulty.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05
FEES OF WITNESSES.

SEC: IA. For each day, to be paid in civil
cases by the party in whose favor verdict is rem
dered. before the same shall be rendered; but
the same may be recovered as costs from the
party losing the case, three dollars; prorided.
that IN the District Court, County Court and
Court OF Sessions. the Clerk shall keep an ac-
count OF all moneys received for trials by each
juror during the term; and if the sum SO re-
ceived by such juror, shall not amount TO three
dollars per day. he shall deliver TO such juror a
certificate of the time for which he is still enti-
tied to receive pay, which shall be paid out of
the County Treasury. as other county dues. If
In any trial in a civil case before any court, the
jury be from any cause discharged without find
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05
DISTRICT COURT NOTICE.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH
l. JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In the matter of the petition of Newell Hall,
an Insovent Debtor.
VIM. p. Daingertield, Judge of the Ninth Ju-
dicial District Of the State of California having
received the petition. schedules and affidavit Of
Newell Hall, an Insolvent Debtor. on behalf of
himself, AS therein set forth. do hereby require
all the creditors OF Newell Hall. TO show cause,
if they can. why an assignment of tue estate of
said Newell Hall should not be made aud he be
discharged FROM his debts, and meeting of the
creditors of said Newell Hall is ordered TO he
held in open Court. at the Court Room of the
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District of
the State of Califoxnia, in the Town of Colusi,
County of Colusi. on Tuesday. the 9Th day OF
MAY, 1856. at 10 o'clock in the foreaoon of that
day, and the Clerk of this Court is hereby di-
rected to issue notice calling the creditors of
the said Newell Hall, Ia be and appear at the
time and place aforesaid within thirty days after
the date of the publication OF such notice. before
me, to show cause why the prayer OF the said
insolvent should not be granted: and mean
while that all proceedings on the part of the
creditors of the said Newell Hall. against him,
be stayed. WM. p. DAINGERFiELD.
Dated April ., 1855. District Judge.
WM K. HARsisox, Attorney Er Petitioner
In pursuance Of the order. oF which the FORE
going is a copy, give notice to the creditors Of
Newell Hall. To be and appear before the Dis
txict Judge of the Ninih Judicial District, at the
Court Room Of said Court, in the Town of Colusi
oa Tuesday. the 9Th day of May, 1855. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause why the
prayer of the said insolvent should not be
granted. Attest:
EL. ST. J. d. LAING. Clerk colasi Comfy.
Dated April Z, 1855. ap7-30d
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05
BATHs AT FIFTY CENTS:

cTEAM. SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
- BATHS will now be furnished in good
style. ut 30 cents each. by II. w. Hubbard, at
the s-n oil the globe lanp, Shasta.
Gmds taken on storage. From go to 30 good
beds tor dodgers will be found at all hours OF the
nigAf. Also. Biiners' tents always on hand.
rl~re i. also attached an asylum for the sick.
- Money To loan good security.
Shasta CITY. May 30. 1854. ap9tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05

n Imprisonment for debt still disgrace. the
statute book of Massachusetts. A Door. nnfor.
tnnate creditor meets with no mercy there.
while the imprisonment of fugitive slave il.
sfantly excites the passions and prejudices Of
nearly all the people
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05
LUCAS, TURNER & CO.,
BAN KERS,
Cerhrr Of Montgomery "pd JaekssR sfs..
san FRI NCISC co.


SAN FRANCIS
DRAW DRAFTS AT SIGHT OR on TIME IN
SUMS TO SUIT. ON
Metropolitan Bank. New York.
kcauchard * GebLard, New York.
Exchange Bank, Boston.
Thomas Biddle < Co.. Philadelphia.
Samuel Harris & Sons, Baltimore.
g. Jones &; Co, Pittsburgh
Riggs & Co., Washington City.
Lucas s. Simonds. ST. Lonis
~ Gold Dust, Ballion and Certificates If De-
posts purchased at the highest market rates.
JANrs II. Lucas, WV. L. SHERMAN.
JoHx S,noSps, | HENRY s. TURNER,
HgSRY l.. PATTERsoS. BENZ. k. NisBET,
81. Louis. 40. | San Francisco, Cal.
The events OF the past month demonstrates
the proprie,y Of modifying the present mode of
conducting the Banking business in California.
The undersigned have adopted the following
rules which correspond with what experience
in other cities has shown to lie right and proper,
Checks ON ether Banks. received GA deposit
before o'clock Z. NJ. will be presented the
same day; those deposited after that hour viii
be held till next morning at the risk OF the de-
positor.
Parties desirous to renew their notes must in
all cases obtain our colssen, the day previous to
their maturity No applications tor renewal
will be entertained after that time.
Over drafts will not be perlaitted aR'ess par
ties beforehand procure the necessary credit by
cousen,. or by depositins collateral security.
We viii issue Certificates of Deposit as here
tofore. payable demand, without interesr.
Aud for the benefit of persons wishing to avail
themselves of the advantages usually conferred
by Savings Banks, we will issue two other
classes OF Certificates:
1st-Certifca,es at ten days sight. bearing in
terest at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum.
ad-Certificates for six mouths aud over, at
xho rate of ten per cent. per aannu.
After April ls,. Bauk hours viii be from 10
q o'clock A. NJ. till +. NJ.
These rules are considered by US advantage
Gus 10 the public as well as ourselves.
ap7-lm LUCAS, TURNER g. co.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05

HEAR bENJAMiN tRANKLIN.-It is an unfortu
nate circumstance for Know-nothingism, that
the testimony of the fathers of the Republic is
all against It, To that already published, we
add the opinion of Benjamin Franklin. During
the discussions attending the formation of the
Constitution, he said:
he should be sorry to see anything like ILL
berallly inserted in the Constitution The peo-
Pile in Europe are friendly TO this country. Even
i'll the countries with which we have lately
been at war, we have now, and had during tho
war, great many friends, not only among the
people at large, b6t in both houses of Parlia-
ment. In every other country in Europe all
the people are friends. We found in the
course of the Revolution that many strangers
served US faithfully, and that many natives took
part against their country. When forejsnera
after looking about for some other country in
which they can obtain more happiness give
preference to ours, it is proof of attach
ment which onght TO excite our confidence aud
Affection
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05
LOAG'S HORSE MARKET


0 THE SUBSCRIBER respect
fully informs the inhabitants Of TN
Nh. Shasta and vicinity that his ar ~
ngements are now completed 10 have con-
stanly any quantity of Horses and Mules for
hire or sale. He fatters himself that his stock
of saddle animals. for speed and II ability. is
excelled by none of any Livery Stable north OF
San Francisco. He takes this opportunity to
return thanks to former patrons. and to assure
them that every exertion will be used TO merit
q continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought and sold on commission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
JAMES LOAG, Arctioneer.
n. B. PASSENGER TRAINS START DAI-
LY AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
YREKA. Charges moderate.
Shasta. August l2, 1854. II
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05

JONES, TOBIN & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers.
Sacramento Street. Corner Saa.some. San Francisco
ID ESPECTFGLLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
IA iiou nt lIs<. Trade to their large and varied
Stock of Yankee aDd Europenn MOTIONS" :"
Embroideries, eic. comprising:
Trimmings. Hosiery.
Bnttons Gloves.
Usudkrrchicts, Combs.
Lace Guods, Brushes.
Millinery. Pocket HALVES. Scissors
White Goods, Razors.
Lace. & Muslin Enlroi- Fish Hooks and Lines,
d-rlrs. Stationery,
Ribbons. Pertumery Of all kinds,
Bunnets,
Together with geaeral assortment of Varie-
die, and Bnlal Wares. consisting in part OF Hooks
sud Ewes, Eiasics, Bindings. Steel Pens. Nee
dies, Tapes, tiolins, Violin and Guitar Strings,
Whaleboaes. Marbles. Dolls. flsying Cards, &c.
J. L. K Co. are constantly receiving via. the
I.thm,s and per Clipper Ships, additions to their
stock, of the latest aud most desirable goods,
carefully selected by of the firm in New
York and from the unusual facilities which
they enjoy in. this branch of their business, they
are confident of being able fully to meet The
wants of the California market.
uarI7 .3m JONES, TOBIN & CO.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05

FEES OF CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
SEC: 6. For filing all the papers sent on ap-
peal from Justices Courts, in each cause, one
dollar and fifty cents. For all other services,
the same fees are allowed in the District
Court for similar services
FEES or CLERK OF COURT OF SESSIONS.
SEc. Z. The Clerk shall receive the same fees
allowed the Clerk of the District Court in
criminal cases.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-05

CLERK OF PROBATE COURT.
SEC. g. For issuing letters testamentary or of
administration. one dollar. For certificate of
appointing appraisers guardians, one dollar
For writing and posting notices when required,
for each copy, one dollar. For notice given by
publication in addition to the cost of publica-
ton. one dollar. For recording wills, per foio
forty cents. Fer all other services, the same as
are allowed the Clerks Of the District Court for
similar services.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW GROCERY, COMMISSION 4

NEW GROCERY, COMMISSION n
~ Forwarding House The subscribers have
.eased Tor term OF years, from Mr.. q. H. Lynen his
Fire Proof building lately erected In this city, d-
setly urlostc the depot of V. T. 1. H. H., ,and lmmcd
sly between the Railroad aud Canal for the purpose
{ carrying on general Grocery Commission and
forwarding business, under the style ard firm of
iLACk g. PErTYJoHN We oler to friends.
md tl,c Iuhlic generally, and well selected .'ook
/ Groceries Liquors, Sc. in exchange for onsh ~
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them
,olo,c purchasing,
good supply Of Lime. Plaster and Cement kept on
hand, which will he .old as low my other house In
ih. city.
All goods Consigned our caro- will be forwarded
with dispatch. and particular attention paid To The order
oi them.
We offer services agents Tor the sne Of Wheat.
Flour Tobacco Corn. Oats, &C. &c. Charges roasona-
ble and pains spared TO render satisfaction. Account
of salcs rendered $ made.
A, J. BLACK,
mug Ats A. PETTYJOHN.
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= Il d AIS y a 20 Ii A q co.
Nj. LANGHORNE g. SONS.

NJ LANGHORNE u SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sE0ARs AND TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
fYNIlE snbacribors have constantly on hnnd nrPo
4 stock of HAVANA Il PRINCIPE SEGARS, o
the approved brands, which they feel confident
inferior In the market and which will be old al
lie LOWEST cAsH PRICES.
ORpsns from any part of the Union will be promptly
met, and enihc satisfaction guarantee ruiohnsers
The lollowi rands are kspt constantly on hand
sEoARs
la Flor de labunn, La Suana
California, Las Tres Coronas,
JicoteneaL In Gotta de Agua
Old Dominion Gonluiatn,
La Fel de 7. ]. G.. III Leon de Orc
I'm Tcresitn ri Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo. Plantation,
III Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrollas. La Nonnn,
Herman Corez, frnopea
Lafayette, &c, Se.
TOBACCO
)ronoc0. Nectarne,
G',ia Leaf Catawba.
Golden Peach, Sanard, &c., &,
Septr,abe S--1erte
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Pump and Fire Engine.
= XVsssgTEMORE A. RRO

NTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Lynclburg aud vicinity, thai they arc manufac-
turing al their Agricultural Works the Basin, r. B
MITCiIEL'S PUMP & FIRE ENGINE combined
which is the pei feet article of the kind offer
ed the public designed for Factory, Fire and Gar
den Engine and peculiarly adapted TO private dwell
lings naording th,ni Fire Engine under their dircc
command capable If forcing water two story
dwelling.
All orders promptly attended to and Pumps put into
Wells Springs the usun rates. and Warranted to
perform well for year
We nrc the exclusive agents for the counties ofCamp
hell, Amher.t, Bedford and Appomartox
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

| AND WAIk1eANTS-Wc wish 10 purchase
l ! IA large quantity oi Laud Warrants. lnr which
viii pny the highest market price, IN cash. fcrsons
having them ior sale will do we'll to call On
aug l02m YOUNGER g. SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
Bounty Land Warrants.

Bounty Land Warrants.
NOTICE to the SOLDIERS ofthe WAR ofl812
AK As you will soon bel receipt OF your LhND
E.srlWARRANTS, and | suppose each and every
ssyssone Of YOU wish to get the very hghes price you
ntheefo.e ihi, is notify you before making sale o
your claims you will i've call. lhave naie ar
innrements in New York which wil enable me to pay
more than any one he'' orthi: side o. Ne" lo1e'
LAFAYETTE w GRAY.
Agent for Military Claims,
o.v11ts Lvnchbnrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

A Il COST. am Offering my entire stock of
IA Ladies Dies Goods for cash; ala an a.
soriment OF Gent ~enr, such Veslings Hosiery Lin
en- Goods &c Call at my Store room under lle war
wick lluuse. aug - Is rC JORDAN,
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TERMS
,ti;ahad = . daiiv Mt se. and tri.weekly q,

earSIAs ia published daily at So and triweekis ~
3hs VIZ Ia advance No paper will he discontinued ex
he ao,ion of the Propretors' until @'i
. paid ,,, - ,.,a ,,r 20 CENTS per square. OF
fnr Tho fin It insertion and 81 cts for each con
aes OF ordered inner weekly, and then 90 cts
nes, vii o charged for each Insertion If the number i
sluat not mared the Ms will be published til or
ertons na - charged accordingly
r. out, ann TIlE YEARLY RATES ARE:
s,uare. daily E"o
por one one SR'' do do $50
/ or one one square ssmi,Heeh's s4o ss4o
intended for both papers subject to special
tract ,,srse sers will be limited their immediate bu
n yertisements charged ut transient rates
@ or M % w advertisements appear in the daily and semi
ky pape notices which exceed eight lines charged
4 = - he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
NEW CONCERN.

INIiE undersigned having taken the house formerly
l. occupied by q. a. N B. Steploe, two doors above
Acrcc & McClsnahan's oil stand aud door a
Murrell T. Sraton. Main street Lyr chhurg W., begs
er call the attention of his friends ard the public
generally. 10 his stock Of Groceries, Liquors, q c..
which he is offering low for cash in exchange 10,
country produce. Particular attention paid to the sale
n Flour Wheit, Corn, Tobacco, &or-uso to the
eeving and Forwarding of Goods.
muy % ,c&dtsy JOHN LUNSFQRD.
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register copy 6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
'sNs PHYSICIANS

q Hclrines Blue Mass, ths hest in use;
'errns's Castor OIL large and small bottles teariy
tastce-,:
English Wine Co chieum RGot-lrepared from the
fresh root, and Infinitely superior to the wine ot
the seed dried ,oo
1gi Extract VaIerinn-lrom the fresh English root
cultivated in this country;
Hs all the oiicnsl Fluid Extracts, carefully pre-
pnrcd;
l. qnor Ergolinn;
odlle Potass (1tknson & Bigger s)-iogeihcr with
'"nirlet" assortment of pure Chemicals; extra nice
raduated Measures; small Glass Funnes; lnSrup1ents
NC, &c suited to the wants of Physicians in town aud
country, carefully selec ed and or sale by
STROTHER Il WHITEHEAD,
aus is Druggist. Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
CPElING'. '.'asADE Is1J,-

CPRINGa '5s ABE ES5J,-GEO. B JONES
- n co. IpIo'ee}e DrWgeists, Pc.crsbnrg. Nirgno,
have seccved ta.'r SRRING SrocK of Drugs, Medi-
cuc4, Paints, AZ aud offer for aae nssorl
mcnt. ombracng 10 articles in this line, suited To
the wants OF Caer Merchants, Druggisis, Physiein
mud Farmers.
Obtnlnng then ,u odles from Manufacturers npd I'm
portsrs only tra prepared furnish the4c goods ns
low amy regelar lphbine house tB~ Ordc,s receive
PROMPT aud enfeul attention. nn9ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
z. W. rICKRELL. N. N. TANNoR
PlCkKELL Il TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,


WYE especially ca the attention of the citizens n
w Lynchbnrg and the surrounding country 10 our
extensive of Lumber which consists of
many kinds suitable tor Builders. Tobacconsts, Cnblnct
Makers &c.
For Builders have Ill grades of Albany White
Pine Cherry. Mahofany Black Walnut, &c.
For Tobacconist- keep u lmgc soe of White
Pine Cullin,,s, suitable lor Cesng-Button Wood and
White Oak fot Boxes
For Cabinet Makers We have Poplar, Cherry, Maple
SC, &c with Feuetal assortment of every thing usu-
nlly kept in n Humber Yard, such Cypress Shingles,
Latba, Spruce Pinp Pa'ings, &c, &c.
ANTHRACITE coal. Our Yntd is always sup.
piled with the be- Red and White Ash Gon which we
can throw in the Box Cprs from Yard, or put in
ho sshends and forward. rssieaIos wishing h'ee
quantity, prepared tJ'oner great inducements
hhving turn out the Southsdc Road, running 10
wharf, where load II from tho vnsse--
We will sell "A, low and forward with much dispatch
any firm in the 0Hte.
We will also alteal The ar~a rlinp ei any at'r-
chandisc entrusted To Tobneo, 1isis sa
ping oisr great facility The cnrs .aa thke II
TO wharf whoc it can be put directly on the ves'
sells either for Bltiu.re Philadelphia OF New YORK.
We also have Grao, capable ol rasing ten fifteen
tons, which taho any heavy article nn the vessel
TO the W, Ali De pleased 10 receive orders q '
tend TO any thinr ii oar line. may 30 dam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
The Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Age Is
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

9Ile Greatest MeCtlCal O1SCOVSIy u ZIG fASC IA
AYERS CATHARTlC PILLS.
3rYNHEY don't help complaints, but then carc them
4 One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases OF Scrotna
Two Boxes have cured ErysiPelas
One Box always cures the Jaundi;e
Three Boxes SIRE to cleanse the system from
sl'us--otcn less than one does 1t.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst OF ul-
crs the legs.
Small doses sel6om i 20 cure the Piles.
One dose curea the healache arising from foul stom'
9eh.
Strong doses, often repeated expci every worm from
! he body They should be given . children who
! ways more or less afflicted with this urge.
a, gentle Physc they have no equal
1ne Box cures arrangement OF the Liver
Half Box cures Cold
They purify the blood and thus rike nt the iounda-
4 on of every disease
As Dinner Pill there il ihe, equal IN the world.
Tney h;e purely vegetable, and do no harm, nut
1, ,o accomplish an unsccounlabe amount OF good.
Prepared hy DR.. J. G. AVER, Pactical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass. and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
aMo iir;ne througa this section. jaw Pm
EyOR EsENT.-A Tenement on ist street, nearly
l. opposite Mr. Jesse Iiares d"'e irg-tho Lum G#S
per House o. the Basin. formerly occupied by Lacy H1
IL Te,ry,-and Office Main street, near the Union
Hotel. Possession given immediately
aug lO-dln h1CKER n REDD.
NEW SHOES, Sxc.-Jus' received by express,
l. at b. s. HOO Frs, beautiful Vt Of new Goods,
among which my be found the following articles;
Ladies fine Congress Caters, new style;
Black wit, ,i,ho,i ny; IL.
KID side lace,
Kid and Morocco Lind-, Buskins, Tie, and Sppers
Gen,ltmen's fine Patent Leather Congress Goiter>;
o<lori Tie''
And nral acsotmont of chldren's Shoes. &c.
s&c. Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05
LUdWelI III. Brown,

IIWWWVIN m hEOWH,
CIVIL ENGIN d DRAUG II 7 S VI A y
n d u Il V e Y OR,
nFFERS his services to tie citizens of Bedford, AM
" of Lynchbarg and will pay strict .,ention to an
business entrusted TO him.
ADDRESS no 30--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

A,ruRER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SuRdEoN'
~ n "a u from one of the eminent Colleges of I'll
and the greater part of whose life has been sper
h Gospnls o. London, Paris Philadelphia, and elsewhere
stj sone of the astonishing cures that were eve
CIV Many troubled with ringngia the ears and head whe
raa neryouspess being alarmed at sudden sounds an
"a ness with frequent blushinr attended, sohetnes VIII
"a .ou.,. H' 81 mind were CURED mmedialely.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03
A Card.

Having been solicited by number Of N. fneadsto
become candidate for Mayor ofthe city OF Daven-
port 1.-THE approaching election, would merel. beg
leave to state that owing TO the peculiar state OF
things existing among the different political par
ties In this city, that under circumstances will al
low my name used in connection viii the OIL e
party candidate.
Should il be the wish Of majority how YER 70 elect
me uniealeneed hyrARry I2sEs or distracted FAC.
riaNs shall feel nv daty, as il has ALWAYS been my
pride, To bring into reqnisiton eyery faculty with
which natur, has end wed me, forward the growth,
beautfs the city and administer the laws nd ornan.
cos OF her people with irmness and impariiaiity
Davenport. April Sd, 1855. r. c. EAnS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-03

The weather is very beautiful. but en-
tirely too cold for the season. The loLg
drouth oflast summer aud fall so dried up
the grass that il will require some weeks of
warm weather to sprou, it sufficiently for
grazing. The season is remarkably back.
ward, last spring the farmers commenced
their blowing the first of March, the year
before in February, but now April has come
and until this week not one of them has
run a furrow.