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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-10

w Pride is Disgusting if it nanifests
itself IN contempt of others of the
lowiiest. A careless, frivolous fellow
may deal In ridicuIe and contempt.
Without respecting himself, how can he
respect others? But man who is con-
scious Of his own worth has no right to
updervalue his fellow men, Goethe.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-10
Farmers, Prospects For 1855.

"Watchman, what of the night"
This inquiry is on the mind. if not the
lips of most men at the present time
and as the success of the farmer lies at
the-foundation of the success of all other
professions, those who attempt to answer
the inquiry, must scan the horizon of the
farmers prospects for any s.signs Of
promise" What, then, are the prospects
of the farmers for the ensuing year, as to
the probable crops and prices? In our
opinion, good in both respects.
First, as to crops; it has always been
found that season of severe drouth has
beneficial effect on the soil, so that
bountiful crops are pretty sure To be OBJ
tanned the following year. Besides, the
drouth of the past year taught some val
liable lessons in regard to the importance
of deeper and better tillage. which most
farmers viii put in practice the coming
season. Then, the hard times have had
the effect to drive men back to their farms
andto industry, who before imagined that
they were rich enough TO live more gen
teelly, or smart enough tohTe more easily
at other employments. This, together
with the cheaper cost of labor, aud the
continued hign price of farm products,
must tend to secure a large increase OF
crops the present year, supposing the
season proves ordinarily favorable; AMI
in regard to the great staple. wdeat. al
ready in the ground, Its present appear
aace is quite as good, We believe, as in
the average of seasons.
Second. as 10 prices for the coming
season: we think there is but little pros
pect of any decline from present rases,
and much probability that prices will ad-
vance. especially of such articles as are
suited Tor export. Of course ii is impos-
sible at this time to predict what will be
the extent of the war movements in Eu-
rope the coming season. or to what exs eni
these movements will crea.e foreign de-
mand for our products but from all we
can see at present, we are of the opinion
that all our surplus breadstuffs and pro-
visions viii be wante TO feed the armies
and the suffering people of other coun,
tries and II our crops are abundant,
the tide of gold and silver that has for the
past year flowed so continuously from
this country, win be reversed. and with
It's return will come return of prosper
ity, and the resumption of cur public
Improvements.
Such are our hopesand expectations fof
the future but these results can be Sc
cured only by industry aad fragality SC
we must ieain TO labor and TO wal. for the
good time coming, boys. - Ohio Caf
f'rGfor. .aaez .
= @ Profit OF Apple Trees.
Farmers may soon reap if they SOW
skiilfully. Weean now showthem Bald
win trees which have been set but tvs
years, yet many-of them bear apples thi!
season. 1t requires no uncommon sens,
to come to this result. as.s
Buy good trees, if you would have ;
good orchard. Take not the advice o.
opinions of every one. but hearken L
those whe have hast succeeded in bring
ing trees to bearing and insuring the bes
kind of fruit.r zzsn.gs.
Some Baldwin trees, from ill-selectee
scions, bear small apples that bring bu
half price. Some Porter trees bear only
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-10

E II is stated shal one hanafed fazE-
ilies intend enigfating in; the spring from
Bourbon county, Kentucky. to Kansas
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-10

e. Who purposely cheats his friend
would cheat bis God. essiEa.fs
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-10

H As yoa receive stranger. % ron
receive your God. . - Sssz
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-10

H Happiness Is promised; net 70 de
learned. but to tho good.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-10

1t must be remembered that Utah Creek, on
which Fort Massachusetts, stands, is 4 tributary
of the Del Gorte. aud has no connection with the
waters Of the Utah river and Etah lake. It Is
net IN ths Utah Territory.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
Misftllaufens.
LADIES, COLLEGE.

this Circular TO the public The rropn
eior wishes 10 them that the Ladias' co'ieKe
viii OMEN for the reception of students the I'd day 81
Msy next In all its various departments.
Our arrangements for thorough courseoi instrae'
tion In the various departments of the Cocge, are
a,nple and ON scale to meet the demands oil the age
and spirit oithe times.
We TO give more practical, thorough ana com.
Meta eourse Of studies than any OF our schools 70,
Soung ladies. Yea, more, We mean 10 take INC ieau
In the business offemale education.
The,ourse OF studies VIII be varied 70 sat ~, {"
enmstances and intellectual capacity ofthe pnpi.
Tuition in the Primary Department, - W. Pvr "
do 49,. usual course, w . !.
Language aud higher English oranchess Y"
NoTs.-No txtra cbargesin the NorMaiot
Teachers department..
Mosic IN Plane Meioae ON, Guitar and
Harp. sio w 70 oa :. -,
Monoehfomatfc. Cray on ana feheh -. 4, a.
Drawing, &c ,each,
papier Mache and Ornamental Leather
Wotk. each, . - w
Embreidery Ornamental Needle Work.
Sc e. in all their variety, each, 90 - "
piplomas will DO given to those who COM
Pete thorough COURSE In either ofthe
departments.
Board with furnished rooms Including
Washing lights, fuel, stationery. Ne, ~ 90 - y
Ii The n N pi fura shes her own room, etc % % " "
All BAY meats to be made in advance,
Those wishing TO secure rooms desks as day schoi
,rs. must apply sson I. II. COD DING,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Ma Nm Il e. II 4. e eSos,ss, Principals.
Davenport, inch IS, '55-dwu
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&C.. n n.,v.an philadelphia and Pittsburgh
ps,ysyLyANIA RAILROAD.

Thr,e D,ily Threueh Trains, betWeen PbIadeIph,l
and Pit,sburS THE MORNING MAIL ikAlS
leares Philadel,hia for Pitsburg at 4 a; ~; alI
IiNB leaves Philadelphia 81 P u. and Pitishare
for Philadelphia att y. NJ. THE NIGHT kApheS !,
TRAIN leaves Phnadeiphia for Pi'ishnfsh =, ~ r
N. aud Pittshurr for Philadelphia at 10 ~.
The above lines meet ST Piitsturg with the kals
roads 10 and FROM st. Louis, Mo-; Alton Gaiena and
ChieagoIn. Frankfort. Lexington, anu I,stsfi,e
XIV: Terre Haute Dayton, Springfield, BeiieiShilhe
Surt,,nsky Toledo. Cleveland, Columbus Zahcsslie
Nassllan ard Wooster. Ohio; also, with the steam
Pack e Boats from and to NEw otikAfss CT h"' -
Lorisvr,LE and CiSciSsArt.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either q 'he
shove places. - ,.,, -,
Ferfdrtscr particulars. see Hand-bilsaf the diner
ant starting no'nts. Passengers from the Nes'
will Trd this the shortest aud most expedtiious
route to philadelphia, Baltimore, SeS YORK, or bos'
ton. -, mn
THGS. MOORE, Ae'T. Passenger lfHss, RATE
J. MESKIMES, dsf. Passenger Lives, F,fts'
Philadelphia, Feb. sih. 1855 d-ly.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
Es.& &M rs -; 81

THE Gfea, Central Route connecting Inc AliaA..
eti with the Western, Northwestern, ana southwss
tern states, by q continuous Railway d'fee'i M u
road also CONNECTS o. Pitisburg with dAiiy Inc
s,asmsrs 10 sl ports on the Northwestern taxes, una
King the most direct, eAeapssf aRS ref'eos ress =!
Witch FRHtiI HIT can be forwarded 10 ana ifoul INT
Great Nest. p:...,.rxh,
Rates between Philadelphia and PiftsouiSN
First ClasS..Boois, Shoes. hry .5c. . 100 Id
Goods lin boxes), Furs, Fe liners Ac-t
Second CIu~s.. Books& >fanoh-)
ery. Dry Goods I'm boNesl, HARDY cue lVo 10
ware, Leather, W DOL, Ne.
Third Class..Anyits, Raggng,t soc. n loGIb
Bacon Perk I'm bulk Hemp, sSe ,
FOurth Ciass..Cofee, Fish, ba- AR a. lnulb
eon & Pork (paek edl arc u Lard olii
TPin shipping Goods from any point East OF = slls
ielphis. he particG'arto mark paee Penass.
raaIa Railroad, AllGoods consigned TO the agont'
o This Road a, Philadelphia or Pntseurg viii be Tor
" rded without detention. Il,
Farfaur Arrsrs-Moses Potter, Bostoni J L. ii
liott. n YORK: Sneeder, philadelphia; Masraw
q Koons Baltimore; Geo. Z. Franciscns Pittsoarg'
Sprigman & Brown. Cincinnati. ohias J. >, Moore
head. Louisville, Ky; K 9. Me,drsm niaai.o I,
Ind Ratciif 4 Co. ST. Louis, No.: J. s. Mitchell d
Sen. Evansville. Indiana. nt.,
n H. HOUSTON, Gsssr01 fTelgss -7s :, th'.s'
II j. LoMBAERT, Sgpf. Altoona, 70.
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Kuilroaes.


Spring Arrangements.i
AN wnaaitor Monday April eh, aud antii inther nv
l lice trains will leave Rock Island astolio"s'u
lst Passenger train nj, ny
arriving al ChcGxosf, : ao !, II
Cd Passenger Traina W
arriving Y, .asa sa,ss Oh .,sxx earsnt s Is NJ
- Ta;sas ! rriv;ng al Rock Island.
A - =, 80 A NJ
~ fasse"set go s. 80 NJ
Al Freight, with Cd class cars a. IVY
All trans over this road are IN direct eonnceiinh AZ
,-s,s -, i,h traus oy both the Michigan Southern
md Michigan Central X. X. TO and from Detroit, To-
ieao, Cleye and. colunbus, Cincinnati, Pntsoursn,
nnnkirs Rurala Niagara Falls. Albany. New
YsrS, Phi,adeiphis, Baltimore and Washington
10 when rIace. tick be procnred OF 5. s. 81 n
VEINS. Tfck et sst., X. X. Depot, X. |.
Passengers arc reminded ofthe necessity OF giving
Distinct directions the destination OF their bag
ae also 10 procure before taking their seats
n M ears the conductors collect fares only 10 sta
lions on the line of the Chicago and Ross iseaa hali
road yunN z. = Hnh ,tsi;n
w. II WHITMAN. Asst. Sapt. Wesi'n. pNts'oh'
Rock Island. April llth, leS5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
Groceries.
FAMILY GROCERY.

THE Subscriber has opened stock Of Groceries IN
i his house on Perry between Second aud Third IS,
and which Is viii sell as low sscxn be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
Choice 10, Of etsarsj Just received and for sale low
al wholesale crretaii. =. ,rc~
davenport. Dec sad, lss4-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE

New Yo.k City Insurance COMPANY
HONE oFelCE No. WALL ST.. y. y.
n, So f,ryter Se Ii CLARE sLecx, DAVENPORT.
r.y,r.l S5oo,eoo.
hiscompany crSsnzed under the laws Of New ON
hss bllshsd Bran Once at Davenport and VIII
$50 n,,irie. scsinst loss or damage by Fire on
mwciIinx Houses, WarchOusessS Stores
and Mcrcha Adise.
Also MAsixr AND INLAND NAvisAries AND AkANs'
poarartox Risks on the most favorxalese terms.
go ~ k,vIafn sscv d. S. yes<ss Prest.
~'s- ALEX. ". McGREGoR,
x.n, q, rssa Gsni. Agent.
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GY3cERY AND PROVISION STORE.

TINE having pur ehased the establishment
L owned by Mr.. S.Lyter, at the corner o. hird ana
Brady sts viii keep constantly on hand large eha
cepsrai nssort.nento GROCERIES AND PkoFls-
loSS embracing everything in the line. ~hieh ne
vii warrant Of the perest and best anality ara WIN
seiias low IS they can be parchasedin tne market,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL.


TINE sUbscrbeF has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
81 goods Of all descriptions IN use, ssting
OF hry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queens1are, Buffalo Robes
Groceries. Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
g. a. T. L. q Kanawha salt Hardware,
Acts and Mil Saws Iron, all kinda, Steel assorted
Castings, Nails all kinds, GrindSionos,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch d 0akam.
Sole and Upper Leather, Wan Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuf., g. :.
Viii h will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
inte I'd keeping every thing In use, persons
war ng several articles obtain them Front Street
attn Brick store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa
une o. Is53-29. J. NJ. BOWLING
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
OYSTERS.

&c Subscriber is Agent for Pearee's Oysters which
be win supply TO the trade atwsolesale or to custom
e'sa' e@''' DAVID MILLER.
psvsnport. Sept sIs;, ls54-wirwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
Nisauri statA Ritual Fire, Marine Insurance
coupauy Of St. Louis.

CAPITAL e3eo,0ao and constantly increas.ue'
DIRECTORS:
d n. Pare G. s, Greedy, $. N. kigeA,
n R.y B. w. Alexander. Z. Wyman,
q Msfscne d A. January, C. II. Pecs.
lssued from days 10 six years and the IN
ssred nartiripate in the whole pronts.
~, ,nsa,nafiou oaaaire ofthe undersigned agea'
at davenport Y. u. VA ""A
Jsly 3ash. lssi-trw-ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
.GROCERiES CHEAP"
BARKLEY, THOMPSON & CO,
Wholesale Grocers.

FRONT STREET. DAVENPORT. IOWA
-ayF ItrST gECElyEp aud are constantly re-
III cei,iuS the feilywing articles which they eaer
..A.. "A anla.ann
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
DAyxNPoRr INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

Lie. FIRE. ana - KauS = 800 o.o
ExytscrA Life Insurance Ce.-rapitst Sss''oeu
''A''4''- 1850 Of Hartford. Conn.
max Of New York.
Ansiao1" OF New York.
p.,,..,,a, rn.nr.nce co.--Capifal $3.50 600
NAAo"A' OF New York.
w.. .Anr. rnnnSnies are NkaSrN RGSrs, Win
t..xh Capitals aid and in ssireHss sesre
- \ be effected in the above Com al
the "a st reasonable rs,es. The fno'so Vi "'se
paniss is Ne reFaaistisri. ...,
90 Ne Csmzsreisi Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

THE undersigned has opened 6eneIallntellise
4 Office with a complete set OF boehs IN Nheh 70
ntar All linda OF Real and Personal Property Tor safe
or for rent the names OF all Servants who "ish iof
plaees in families within The city, also the names e.
Mechanics, LaboFers and others
81 lst Hos. wbonre In arch Of Hoases, Lands r
wants &c eannotfall OF immediate success III obtain
ing etherby calling al my Office. Charges moderate,
C,il and register Your arts ortersand the! VIII
receive prompt attention. .r.,,y,,
No Commercial Buildings.
fx
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.


GnlcaGC anu NllssissApPi AsoAAAe~u'
REE sssll.sE7s 49,.
PASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield Alton
and ST. Louis will find the route via ID salei - DC
me Speedtess now now open 10 the public, and no'
subjected to the usual delays OF the River ny taxing
me CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAfLROADto La
Sale The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoADto Bloom
instsn, and The
% Alton and st Louis, rassengersare taken through
without delay in 1e Hours!
Tbs route to ST Louis via Mississippi Rivers IEsxE
HrnpnEp Nftxs and time F0RTY-F0UR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made al Bloomington with Peoria, Pektn ana =
hapa: At Springfield with Bardsown, Petersburg aud
Havana: st Xirden with Wsverly; at Cariinylile with
Hiiisboro, Van Burensbury, Vandalia and saien; al
Brighton with Greenfield aud Scoiiyille; and At Aion
vth Jerseyvie. Carroliton. Edwardsyille. Highland
and Caryle. The trains also connectaf rinnea SNh
the Great Western Rsiroad for Decssur, Terrs- haute
jacksonville and Naples.
Passenger. arriving at 81 Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee Xiv
ere and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vicksours
hatcher. and New Orleans.
and 30 P. NJ, the arrival ofiAe Trains from he
North. -.
T-5rieket. con be procured Of A. 2. LANGLEY,
Agent al La Sails for any point on the chicago mis-
e. HEALING. supfc & MR..
June s:h, Is54Iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
n. western Massachusetts, Insurance compJ.
AAe Pi.tsaeld, Mass

J, I, r>.,s.as SI9U,VuV
ns~Sss,,-. sraaa,y Mutual Insurance Co;
befAsaaFe No-''s Pittsaeld, Mass.
..,.,ae gc ACQUIRED Capital = ico,t 90
$50 Saf,' . ssr'is, slacS MYRoS n. FISH, Agi-
Illinois 81. hoSA
ones In Commercial Building.
- "a al Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
BOOK BINpEEY,
blank Book and Paper Box Manutaetor.

NO. 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING
wv MILLER BOOK Binder in Davenport, begs
w leave 10 Inform the citizens q davenport hoek
Island Moline ard vicinity he has received ru
ling Machine and is now prepared 10 do all the work
in thisline as Paper Ruling tnd \ ahg BOOK hanaiae,
turing Also all sorts II Biniing; manufactures az
Pictures. Sc He also does Paper Hanging at the
lowest prices.
Blank Book 10 general use Band, Hat and P"aph-
let Boxes constantly On hand.
MAY n, lE54-uwr W. MILLER
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3asaranff.
INsU RAN G =.

r,pr uAR1NR Arp LIFE RISKS taken ., this
Asenc, in responsible Companies aud on the most
reasonable terms.
Norehsnts aad Shlprefs wiii De auoweo tesefhPte
"41A MvsaSGoa, LAwEs a BLAKEMoRE,
.,rs No LIZ CLARE Row.
NfW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
once los Broadway, N. Z.
AGENCY No. Is CLAIRE BIUCK, DAVENPORT
SSpo,eoe.
pu,sy Frsxxax Acsaxry MONKS FaANKlis Pres'.
A. W. Mc6REGoR. Agent.
Sept. 81, Isss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
B. & W. KELLY,
4 RETAIL GHoCERs
Dry Goods. Queensware, Hardware
boots and shoes, Hats and Caps &c:


prv Goeds. Queensware, Hardware.
Boots and shoes. Hats and Caps &c:
TOGETHER with 8 Thousand different articles too
Il numerous to mention.
We have on hand aud VIII be constantly receiNlHs
In rye rtnents in the above line on the opening OF
spring Our large stock OF Groceries we paFtca4af-
IL recommend; which Will be sold at tho Lowest
Wholesale Retail Market Prfees:-
20 Hogshead n. o. sugar; go boxes soap,
81 bhlseras, "a d elar sugz II Bale Rope, all SIZES
= ssrx ..sor.ed Colee; lcamphine and Spirit Gas;
ss0 bushels dried Apples; Glass OF all sizes,
al n, shrls red Peaches Baskets in variety;
oec MI. ! shis & kCasss Tar, pitch and Rosni
nr,.sns savar ron 49, Raisins. Currants, Rice and
and Syrup Molasses; spices ia NA,'es'
bbls snip Golden Syrap; Pants dry ana G.oena
20 chests and chests f.i.edar ana fihe hui,
i;.h Teas. ioils-Lard, Iinseed. u an
40 4 adesassor.ea Teas for; ners. sperm and Ele-
plants OILS
an bIf RI white esh and 4 large assortment of
Lake Trout; 2heehswa,e'
c R.xes n-irae Cod Fish; 500 bbls Lake Salt;
30 eos Nails assorted; IS sacks CD Alum salt;
so boxes dried Herring; iss'ers hiu saIuine. t.
sohos.. Monld Candies: baccos direct from the
lehoyes Star Candles: Manufacturer;
Corner Of rront St and Ferry Landing.
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
yVRars now prepared TO supply families Win The
W following articles. which We warrant 70 siVs
saiisfaetion:-vario kinds Of
Holas.ss, soaps Confectionery,
Ord Fruit ard Garden Seess.
ALSO
Prsp'd Cocoa, Puiv'd saleratus,
C. Tartar, Yeast Powder,
C. Soda, Sal Soda,
Eu.megs, Mace,
Whole aud Allspice,
Ground,CinuameH. Pepper Ginger,
Pickles, Peppersauee,
Tomato Kstshup, Vinegar,
Mustard Rice,
Table and Dairy citron. curranis,
sait, Rai.ins, Figs,
Shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
Sage, Macarpni, Pickied Trout,
Vermieeli, White Ffsh,
Mackerel, Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, Sperm, Star and
wnale Lard oil, Tailow Candles.
Lard, BeeswKx. Spermzceti. Indigo. Fig bne fsp-
peras Bloc yitrioi Alum, S2ltpetre, Bsrar, Starch,
Rosin. Bad Cords, Clothes and Pi6w Linee- Flour.
Corr Neal, Wooden and Store Ware, Nails. &c. Sc.
HAWKES. DAY.
Lpl 90 IS Front ST, Cd door easi OF Main.
4. Bills ST. Louis syrsp Molasses reed m consgn-
sovea J. II. DALzEII. q BRO.
s GROCERIES
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, forsals
w Nova " DALzEEL & BRO.
CoAP-a9 Boxes Palm Soap IN and for sole by
y Oets5 BALZELL d BRO.
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c. rDa.


Jsss p. H. TAiLxks, CHAsLEs rossIs
pea-hseep.ic NY Davenport, Iowa.
rALLMAN & POWERS.
Attorneys & Counseilors as Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0nee, south side Of second street opposite LeClsre
Block over Wiley's store.
II ANDs bought and sold on Commission. Hasfag
laaso q n once In Eastern Nes York, ai point
srysa which aarge emigration may be expected during
81. present season. hare Gnasaal advantages TO
dispose OF iznds ~ q .ta4l settlers
Loans negotiated on Real Estate secrr!ty.
-RETEgEsCEs-
New York City PoashEcfpsie, y. v
Non John Van Barsn. Hon. Csas les ii Ragg!es,
A. &. Flag. :. Gtteed bean.
- Charles O'CoBor, Fassef d Co.,
william r. Hsyenryer, Benson Losing
Anthoay j.. Bisseker, Prof. S. p Morse.
William ssidnore. Utica " Y.
AIaaay, Y. Hon. Bor2ii0 Ssyno
Mil, Czgger Porte, Chicago. Ill.
HogebooEne, King and Boiss r K. swifi aud Co..
Eras,as Coraing. Miller and Fowler,
APlIsd VT W.lR. Wood ard Co.
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snrinraei. Fire and Marine Insuranc Company
SPRINGFIELD MASS,
Capital Stock paid in $iso, ooo.


cauital stock paid in $50, 900.
North Western In urAnce Company,
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA:
Capitai stock ssoo.0O0. a.
THE undersigned is prepares 70 ems az I,ss Nav
! the above named, also IN .ete,'i nsss 4 "a
Rock Island y. BATES.
oa..aysr Wood ward Harris Store Brad! 81
Fse. isi. ISIS. -
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL S30o,00o,
WE have rsSeiy ed the Agency OF ihis so1ha e..u
w reifase empsny for haNehposl Anu ,ra,.hi,,
aai ars prepared 20 issue poilcies Oh as i''o'
dec AAehhoi .---
INsURANCE.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ET n A
INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Chartered 1919.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
HOME
INSURANCE CO. OF TEE CITY vopv.
cash cauital. SSOO.OoO.
EosTH-wEsTERr
Insurance. Co. Of the State
OF NEW YORK.
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ACQUIRED CAPITAL, $1,000. 900.
OFFICE on WEST SIDE OF
Main bet Front and Second SIS.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09

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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-06

Mr.. Bookseller DAHL has laid on our ta-
bic the Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern"
The volume contains large number of
spirited sketches written in the vein which
has made Fanny famous, and which may
or may not be productions of her pen.
There are layers Of irony running through
the book, which, though apparently eulo-
CYSTIC, is really depreciatory. 1t was doubt
less called forth by Ruth Hall, her late
novel; and may be regarded as response
to that by some one of the other members
of the 'happy family" to which she is said
to belong It should be added to all col
lections of the "curiosities of literature"
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-06

him, when II railroad question came to q
vote, to swallow chew Of tobacco just at
the Y0d1t Of tims to prevent his attendAnee
in b st md which Afterwards moved
him 70 Al dbandonanent Of his honor, and a
Justification Of his pledge to his constituents
and his colleagues he undertook to ignore
by violation of his sworn duty, a bill of
the highest importance to the whole people
the success Of which saves our Territory
from the further reproach of q law which
would be a-disgrace to barbarian. $500
Let the champion of the beni6cent stat
ute be held in all honor, and let the traitor
be accursed = -i2a btr az -i-'5ss
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-06

19The Salem Mass) Gazettesays that
there has been a fog-bell erected on the
north end of Bakers Island, and one also
at Race Point, Cape Cod. These bells
will be rung by machinery, and will be in
operation during thick and heavy weather.
The apparatus which rings theb bell is wound
up and detained in. the open air. To the
end of this lever is affixed large sponge
which absorbs tina moisture from the fog,
and by becoming heavy, settles down the
lever, sets the machinery free, and thus
rings the bell. A cover prevents the alb
sorption of the rain. .... r.