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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

NAyANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A Com.
" positor to work weekly newspaper published
at Southbridge Mass Address
CLARKE & JILLSON.
SoDthhrdre. Oct, DC 1853. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

~ Office The subscriber has taken the room for.
~ merry occupied by Dantorth Brown, No Flagg,s
Building, up stairs where he will attend to the letting Of
tenements furnishing help, both American and Foreign
TO those in want, and hEd employment for the same.
Also, has the agency for selling Building Lots in various
parts Of the city, easy terms be obtained in
this city, and money furnished build one hundred and
fifty house also. Farms for sale in various parts Of the
country and Stats. Also Houses for in varou pars
OF the city. ABkAM FLAGG,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

~ OTECE.-The soqscriber having mad change
Y in his business by taking partner would hereby
give notice that all accounts due him settled i'm
medistely. A. PEAsLER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

ANTANTED INIMEnIATELY.-A good
Wv HORSE SIIOER, one who is well acquainted with
general Jobbiug in a country shop.
GEO. L. CULVER.
Sterling, Oct 27, 1865. DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12
Oaltts.

A n EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER
IN would ike situation. He can give unqupsti0nahle
references 30 character and ability. Apply at this
Office, either in person or by letter. ne DIFF
KNANTEDs-Any one having d-Hand
Wv HOIST WHEEL can hear Of customer by
applying to II. GRIFFIN & co.
SO dtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Silas Witherby's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons concerned
District, Of Chittcnden,sS in the Estate of Silas
Withcrby late Of Essex III said district deceased.
GHUEuNG.
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and fer the District OF Chittondcn, on the 9th dag
If October 4. ID. 1855 an INsrUtvENr purporting
to be the last will and Testament of Sias Withcrby
late Of Essex in said District, deceased was pre-
scutcl to the Court aforesaid, for Probate, by
Lois Withcrby the EXecutriX therein named -
And is ordered by said Court that the 18th day Of
November \. u. 1888. at the Probate Office in said
Burlington, be assigned for proving said Instrument;
and that notice thereof he given to all persons con-
ccrncd, by publishing this order three weeks sue
ccssively in the Burlington Free Prcsl a newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous to the time
appointed
Therefore, You arc hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand, at Burlington in said
District, this 21th day of Octobcr,A. d. 1855.
wisw3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16
Cure !our Cough! II Can BE Donc!!
nv USING
Smiths hnodyne Cough Drops.

IN7liE greatest remedy ever discovered for all di,-
ois,u-cs of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs,
Asthma, Er'neheti,, Influenza, lloursncss, Dincult
Breathing, Pains in the Chest, Splitting Of blood
sore Throat, Soreness Of the Lungs, &C..
This Medicine gives most iu-tuutaneou. autl per-
feet rclic.--aud when properly pcrscvcrcj With
uu,.I tails tl elect a rapid aud lasting cure.
Handled l.Nr been restored by il VIII, bad used
all other rcu t Iu vain. Certificates ui IL, sur
prisug ellie. y1Ev in the possession 1.-THE Proprietor
from the most eminent Physicians in our state.
Among them aIc
SAM'L W. TlIAlER, VI. D., burlington, VI,
Dr-. CLARK & SMITH Montpelier, Vt,
NICHOLS a TilAlER, Northfeld, VI,
and others, which want of room will prevent men
runing.
h.. j.. WALTON, JH., pANLP THOMPSON,
Col. j.. p. JEWETT, c. W SrORRS, and scores Of
other. i'm Montpelier, speak in the highest terms &C
i's efficacy after having used it repeatedly m
their liu.l.rs
llr,m the Christian Mcs.cngcrl
Wherever this medicine {. introduced, it at once
alJaiu- that high reputation which It 80 richly de-
scpts. What ctn stop its sale, when on every hand
can be Witnessed It's wonderful cures The worst
case, a. Asthma recent but dang erous coughs, CAN'T
u,0 those that agc of long staudusO brouchits,aui
consumption, (n its early stagcs) are always
cured by this remarkable medicine. only Is cts.
Itr Bottle.
FIRED. Il. SMITH Proygrio,,
Montpelier, Vt,
AGENr-A. e. SPEAR, Burlington,
N,,.2f. ls5i. d6wtiln2i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16

COMMENCING TIIuESpAN,O oct, 4th. 1855.
dkNL PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY each vsv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16

Daily evening meetings have been held for
several weeks back in the New Methodist
Chapel in this place with results approach
ing in magnitude those Of the revival OF last
winter. We learn that the new converts
number some forty or more.
Rev Archibald Fleming was dismissed from
the I'd church in BrUokfcld. Vt, ON the I'D
ult, the sole reason being the iuldcquocy Of
present aud prospective support The Coun-
ell state that Bro. Fleming has been dlliSont
and successful in his labors with his people
and that he was greatly esteemed and beloved
by them, and recommend him to the churches
abroad as a " learned. sound, and faithful
minister Of Jesus Christ,-a Us aimnhlc
and discreet in his Pastoral labors and inter-
course
Mr. George y Weber, of Andoyer Semin-
airy, has been called TO the South Church in
St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
The Champlain Association (Uniycrsalist
met at Richmond Oct Eth Four sermons
were preached to good audiences and the OK
erciscs were interesting. The following re-
solves, among others, were passed
Resolved. That we consider holict in the
Divine authenticity and authority OF the Sd
cred Scriptures, both Of the Old and New
Testament. as ESSENTIAL to Christian Fellow
ship.
Resoired, That we consider it wrong in
principle, and injurious to the cause OF Chris
tian Cnivcrsaism. tor Universali-t~ to cm-
ploy as preachers those who do not exercise
surh faith
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16
.1..a ~.rol;ea' HIad,calDisc0yory
OF THE AGr.

= ..1 IRE -t2a' Medical Discovery
OF THE AGN.
vs. t.NNrDY of Eoxbury, ln, di.,o,,rcd IT,, one
90. .,u- .'.uI.r pasture weed. rcruriy that cures
'I.EN KIND or i'i'UuH.
51a'N 'lH yu.'t 'rrpiu'a down to 70 common Piu-
'". %, h,. tried it in over eleven hundred
r.-.-, ani un,rl hiIol except 800 tw. cl.,s, (huth
'.g.l.r hon"-D llc Al. now IN hi. possession
''rr tNo .nHlty certificates If it, valuc all vj,iiu
twenty ri,,- ct Boston,
Two "a',', are warranted TO euro e nursing sore
u.Df..
Ca, =, 'urro bottle. will cure the worst kind @
i.u, lee. . .lc lace.
Two three bottles will clear the sy.tcm of bi,c,
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst can
kcr in tue mouth and stomach.
lhrar O. five bottles are warranted to cure the
worst case of ory>ipcas.
One tu two bottles are warranted to cure al hu
NOR in Oh. eyes.
Two BOTTLES are warranted to cure running nj
the ears and blochcs among the hair.
-Four t, SIX hotties are warranted to corrupt
Iud running ulcers.
uuc bottle will cure scaly cruptions of the skin.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the
worst case uf rinlworm.
ig. 'r lA-.e bottles are warranted To cure the
most desperate case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt
rlauu.
Five foo ri sht bottles wi! euro the worst case Of
sc.ulula.
bcDcu' .ulwoys experienced from the first bottle
aud a perfect cure i, warranted when the above
quantity is taken. Reader, ! peddled over a thou
sand bottles of this in the vicinity Of Boston.
know the effects of it in every case. 50 sure a.
water will eNtnguish fire, ,o sure will this clir,
humur. never sold a bottle of it but that bottle
sold another, After a trial it always speak. for
itself. There two things about this herb that
appear To me surprisng-frst that il grows in our
pastures, ia some cases quite plenty, and yet it,
value has never been known until discovered it in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16

"
i.' 'A'o 'NrtAer '"tlee' run a. i'H""s-t" VII
,.. we '' ''t 'o''e oodt,
''-'' ''O lA' "''' lv", Ho~se 'lAt every
' mug 'H"i'!' eNt-i'e1) 1T 'r'ora' on arr,
'' '.' '' L'-''.' u. Gnu - Lawrence hhilr'di
...' ''.'''eaI' i'A-. 'p.t.ns' IL b" IVA \. NJ, IN
1900. '.' .'s H''1 'i '"e 'u'iAHt ana burlington
.''' a. ''h- '"'tA an" Easy, 'eachlng boston
'. -'-" i 'fh same evening" and whitehall at
90 / -i'' ~. ''..e '"F cars when TeAeA Troy
''.' ,'i'"Hy al T. W. N"e.' passengers can take
j. -! ''mr' ana i"us'" hl'cF h"IiIoad Iyr
~ 10 VI uy 'aEe line passengers VIII reach
.. Nm, y ~, "a INV eo'ee' WIN H 'ht ram
.... ~, - -! D. go '"t eng 49, anu
l.'..,. ''.,. -. ''~e0' -''"s''" rams anu
~ '.t!Nt 10 GolHti sou TIL,
L..-'' T. E9l - POINT every .vonins Gun
'ls ..'.. i-4) at clock, On arrival Of last train
H '-oA'' gal ami 9sdeH'Uur5A, reach Pittsburgh
. = f''- hcHt ~ ~, burlington at 10 o'clock
J. IL. and "n''taai a. . o'clock, next morning:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16
Groceries and Ero.is.oI:..

Ono needn't " take the papers, 90 learn ...t az
pEwEY's he can get Flour Of The be-tqu.itr. .s'n
clear Pork by the Dbl. or 3d.. slim ... E.. g.,
Mackerel in kits, Picked ljcrru-., -.u.tai a..
Hams, Lard, Dat and Corn Meal, Mag.uroni. Gag ..'f
Sage, Farina, Rice Flour, Pearl barley, Pile I.a-,
Corn Starch, llominy, Table and Dairy -dt, u ia,
sweet Herbs for Culinary pulp.-c- t,u.lttl.
Pickles. Prunos, lin family jarsj soap o. ADO hiu-
soft eXcepted-Pure Ground Spice, Cutmut..
Citrons Sutana Eai.ius Mace, tioa.-.7, Pai.s.
Tubs, Brooms, Clothes Line and Pin, ll...-
Cocoa, Chocolate and Broma.
All these aud many more, to say uo.uiu- % ui-
choice and cheap, rich aud rare Teas auI Cul.o.
universally understood, without the uil of tltc
press, to be obiainable for cash az
DENEI'-.
June 18th 1855. dIwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16
IroY Conferenco Ncadenv.

Il tIiA'o ISLAND AND CANADA SALT f,
3 sale by &. l.. WARNER.
Aug. -itH. ls3,. dtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16

For Higher schools Hnd Academies.
THE STANDARD FIFTH EEADEF. limo.
rs PIP.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell Mass,

M N HIIIWg'-n. ~ 7. \. T-II., .. v. WIN
ali f.t. -t. ', I---r- sim. .l. -u,' .uru.. s. %.
~im.a-- Ni..-t"u. =. Al.,r".',r ,nclirt',, %. a
Hof-.-, E-..-...H g.. HiN.r e &C.,. Ai.t 81. ti.I
ii.... ,-t1,,.--J..i.l....
Oct. u, loo. ttw}y
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'|.GN KIND or uIuoH.

VIZ. h.NNIDl uf NpNhurv, has disru,orcd ia ,
60. .u' .oe,I.p pasture weed. rcuriy that cnl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-16
1915 LAKE CHAMPLtIN. 1855

S--yz5=5sFs -zNv-
c.r'. VS.. Il. FLArG, CAPT. SEru R. FOSTER.
United STATES, Capt. WV. ANnrTso>,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01
For ii. Ga.stts.


Mr. EDlraK S a:isfal that you would
not intentionally inju-e any man, much less
stranger, and one not here to defend him
self will You allow me TO call your a,ten-
ton 10 two articles in as many numbers Of
the Gq,stte, rejecting harshly upon the
Captain Of the Brazil, for landing a regi-
ment of diseased and dying emigrants upon
our shores. came here a passenger on
the Brazil and can assure you there was
not case Of sickness on the boat. Many
OF the state rooms aere unoccaI led, the
whole interior OF the boat was in healthy
condition, and even the deck passengers
had Accommodations not inferior to those in
the cabin of many boats. No boat on
this river ever afforded better accomods.
tons, and 10 this, many Of her passengers
(now in Davenport can attest, and with
me are ustonished at the intelligence in the
Gazette The Brazil arrived at Rock Island
on last Tuesday evening at o'clock. dis
charged hcr freight and came 10 this shore
about o'clock on her way TO Galena.-
THIS is the first trip she has ever made on
the Upper Mississippi, being 81, Louis
and pttsburg packet. Capt. Hutchinson is
gentlemanin every particular, well known
here, and while be leaves other waters TO
add to the commercial Importance Of Day-
export, certainly deserves something better
from her hands than that account Of his
first trip. Enquire and You will find that the
Prairie Rose is the boa, that brought the sick
and not the Brazil. To Capt. Hutchinson
Of the Brazjlis this explanation due, and
Of course you will give it.
April 28th, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

We publish in to-dly's paper, letter
written BY Lady Bessngton in regard to
the sad fortune aud fate of Letitia T. Lam
don. Crowded as literary biography is
with melancholy incidents, it contains no
sa&der history than that of poor L. E. l..
''My b-arts IS an anvH INTO sorrow,
Nhieh beats upon 1t like !c!ops hammer,
Ahf nilhths noise tarns up ny gdd! BRAN,
Aud masses me raGElc,H
might well have been her motto
She as illuminated through life by soma
Of the meanest people whom Providence
permits to live, and although her melln-
choly death ms come 10 be worn out won
der, we cannot call Il to mind without mix
ed feelings Of sorrow and indignation.-
When we remember the pleasure we have
had in reading her poetry and especia lily her
Ethel Churchill, we cannot but continue
to regret, that person 50 peculiarly gift
ed,--should, from no fault OF her own, have
been singled out by her slanderers as the
point Tor their poisonous arrows. We do
not Ike to publish Lady Blessingtons let.
ter without these remarks Of our own, and
as far as our paper may 20, we desire to re-
iterate the fact, that NJ. Maclean, by hi.
treatment Of his wife, showed hmselfto BIZ
little above brute
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01
Enlistiur Volunteers.

The New York Tribune OF the 2ith ult.
says, "thc Filibusters have opened ofnces
in Broadway aud other thoroughfares, for
the enlistment of men TO serve in the war
with Spain, aud applications are quite nu'
merous The remnant OF the Mexican
volunte ers. and squadron OF ofiice-hold-
ers from the Custom House, stand godfath-
ers 10 the new army, which is to be called
the Worth Legion. So far from preventing
forays upon Cuba, It seems that the Gov
men, at Washington is the chief patron OF
the business
So says the Tribune, and We quote the
statemen, for the purpose Of additionally IL
Illustrating the tortuous policy OF eur lmbe-
cile Administration. Would il not be more
consonant to the feelings Of high minded
people. if its Government should pursue a
more honorable course, This thing OF
surreptitiously encouraging the enlistment
ofyolunteers, is n sither very creditable nor,
as we think, very WIS.,. We ought not TO
be ashamed of any thing which We do ma
tionallv, but our misfortune is that we have
an Administration which appear. TO be bent
upon desperate experiments, and which also
appears TO have but very little concern for
the repui alton OF the country.
As we have heretofore said, perhaps Of
tener than necessary, il there be an occa-
sisn for war. let the matter be properly at
tended TO. and in the way contemplated by
the Constitution. TINS question ought not
TO be private job for advancing the politi-
ca fortunes OF Nj. Pierce and his coadju-
tors. 1t is one in which the people of the
country are very materially interested. and
which ought not TO BE- decided before it has
been properly considered by their Repre-
sentatiyes. This expression may be con-
strued by some OF our Locofoco brethren as
being opposed to the cause OF the country
hut We are willing TO let our readers decide
upon its correctness.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01
The Committee

Nothing in the annals Of fox-bunting
elbows an instance Of the animal hunted
being more elIectualy earthed or holed.
than that Of the Massachusetts, Committee
for the investigation Of Nunneries. To the
Boston papers, the subject was US refresh
ing as the sholo~ Of great rock, or as a
shower Of mama in time Of scarcity, and
consequently. the papers Of the Athens Of
America have been filed to, we would
suppose, dsagreeabIe state of replqtion
The Atlas Of that city INDUCES, clas,icaly
and sarcastically, 10 al the figures OF speech
with which il is furnished By its yoluminous
remembrance, and most Of the Boston pa
psrs seem to indulge in the same kind of
editorial enterprises. We do not care to
make any particular remarks on the subject,
but we think that he Boston papers have
magnifed foolish affair considerably above
its intrinsic importance. The feelings Of
the people Of this country are completely
opposed to any proceeding which tends to-
wards religious persecution, and we are
therefore pleased al the discontinue which
che Committee referred to has experienced
Not knowing all the peculiar facts which
May characterize the case, we are unable
TO say positively whether the Commute,
deserves all the abuse which ms beer
heaped upon il, bat We are willing to let i
suffer all the ridicule il has originated, be
cause it was conceived in fogli4hness, apC
was carried out by fools.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

see him until seven in the evening, when he
comes 10 dinner; and when that is over, he
plays the violine until 10 o'clock, when ]
ga 10 bed He says he will never cease
Correcting me unit he has broken my spirit
and comp ains oil my temper, which you
know was never, even under heavy trisls'
bad"
This was the last account Mr.--ever
received,
II is known that Mr.. Maclean had former
lidsoa at Cape Castle with woman o.
,ha, country; such iasoqs are not consid'
cred iisrcputabs here, aud the women are
treated as wives. This person lived ~ the
csstIe as its mistress, until the arrival oil
Mr. Maelean and poor l.. 4. L., when she
was sent off up the country. THIS woman
was the niece of one Of the merchants who
sat on The inquest
AR. Maelean admits that ndispositlon
and mental annoyance must have rendered
him far from being kind anu agreeable
companion to poor Letitia but adds that
had she lived little longer, she should have
found him very different, as he was, when
not in. and tornented by various eircum-
stances which he does not explain--easy
and good tempered to a fault. He says that
tbere never was so kind or SO faultless a
being on earth as that poor girl, as he calls
ber and that he never knew hea value un-
til he had lost her.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

IowA-THE SENATORIAL AND THE GENE-
RAJ ELEcrIoN-T State of Iowa has rat
fed the election Of Mr.. HARLAN in the SEN
ate 81 the United 5 stes IN the most minis
takeable manner. and brace OF Dodge
democrats. Hon O. y. Tisdale aud Hon,
William Dewey, candidates for official sta
tons at late election, have the satisfaction
Of seeing hat genuine Locoioeo trek re-
sorted Ia 10 stavo oithn Senatorial election
last winter, disayoNsd by the Stale, and
themselves frowncd down for their ignoble
participation in ii. Messrs. TlSdaie and
Dewey W ere candidates, the former for COM
missioner OF the Des Moines River Improve
ment. and The latter for Register of the
ZANE Both are defeated BY maiorilcs larg-
er tban that given to Gov. Grimes last Aa.
gust What gives particular ighhcahee 10
this defeat, is the fact chat botli these gen
tIemen were members OF the late Senate,
and both voted for the adjournment at the
time fixed for the jai.t convention Of the
Senate ana Assembly. The essential mean
ness of this trick is better understood from
lis having been performed by Locofocos
and loud mouthed advocates OF popular
sovereignty"
We hope these gentlemen and Their lei
low conspirators against tie @ill OF the ma
iority, viii definitely comprehend how
their tranction regarded by their eonsti-
tlents. ami acquiesre with becoming resig-
nation, if Governor Grimes should confirm
NJ. Harlan's title to h. seat seeing that
the people have 50 cordially confirmed il in
advance. Would ii not be proper pensnce
to omit cnntesting the matter in the premi-
ses!- Chicago JoRrHG',
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

A. J DAVIS We see il announced that
Andrew Jackson Davis, of"spirit fapping''
notoriety. is to he married to highly ac-
complished and preposs essine lady Of West
ern New York, Miss Mary F. Robinson, who
also lectures on the REFORMS with marked
ability.
When he FIRST appeared before the public,
Andrew stated that his mission would not
sllow of HE marrying; but we presume he
has grown wiser or more foolish with years,
or Miss Robinson has convinced him that
bis former interpretations Of duty were err
Yoneous.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

4 LITTLE HERoISE.-A little girl saved
freight train from destruction on a South
Caro!ina Railroad by swinging her bon
net as signal near a culyert that had been
destroyed By fire. The engineer arrested
the train Just IN time to save ii As re-
ward to the little heroine it was proposed
that the X R Company pay the expenses
Of her education, aud give her new bon
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

2 . = NsVFVA Afi4FlAs
I,glc acrcs Ia Se0st Cuaply,

I,alc acros IA Se0a CoHply,
$500 =. srtar
1890 II yaagjr~"
Ta-gIhsT .ri, large ancurt ot Lard ia IobE
Pugrsbclk, tHGlph, MgrsE4 /, Jasper ans
roru8Ts,
Agl ~ u 81 jtts apoye lands, rity lots or aa
are offered 10. sale Hy
GEORGE L. NiCkoLts.
Gtnffsl Land 4 -
SHryrs saul subdivisions e Land mudc a tbs
est notice 10y IN eNpcHertsd a EiUtet-- ~ 3f
Office. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

The remonslrance Of Mayor Wood with
the Federal Council OF Switzerland against
sending paupers and criminals to this coun-
try, has met 9TH a res ponse from that body
in ne shape Of circular to the local au-
thorities and corporations Of the Cantons,
strongly condemning the practice on grounds
Of policy and humanity.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

Henry the Eighth made law that all
men might reaa the Scriptures, except ser
wants; but no women, except ladies who
had leisure, and might ask ANYBODY the
meaning. This law wa. repealed in Ed
the Sixth's days.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01
NOTICE

I HAVING sold ont my Stove cstablishm cn, am
i now DESTROYS Of settling vp al accounts; here
notify al men owing me either by note or book ar-
count 10 call and settle by the 10Th day of May II not
paid by that time they will be put in the hand, of the
constable for collection. On notes not due viii
0ke ihefa discount.
Also. all persons having claims against me will
bring them in ana receive payment.
II. "tCKERSHAH.
Nay !. 1855 awds 4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01
Fly NATHAN II. PARKER,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Published by hEEN q LIE, Chicago, III.
The above work is IN press, and wilt be t. ued
rboat TIA rst Ot June, orders may be addressed to the
author, at davenport. or the Publishers. Chicago.
AGESTs WANTED 10 rs nr reiiaDlo aud cner-
getic young men, who will thoroughly canvass this
State fer Subscriptions Gpnnrtunit is offered
Apply IN person or by mail, It'll ruComme udatioHs
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VI T9NcwspapeIs Ia this State, pn1iisiu- 'r. tNoye
advertisement and calling attention 10 ,.. cdi-
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~ issued.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-01

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