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less thans usual prices. PETERSON HUMPHkEY, $40
Broadway Of White street, will sell during this
10
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TIC WOffub MeuHcNI COhBresss-InU ex-
tensive medical institution composed Of foreign native
ply sicians represeLtig every system Of practice both
medical and rgcsl ut 6i2 Broadway
ready for the every disease known
human frame Invalids eonsuitss this institution
avail themselves At OF the medical surgical skill Of
the whsle world The Medical Congress 10 in session and
be consulted day, except sundays from NJ
to3P competent Is constantly Ia attendance
during the thA the not in session. and
may be consulted from z to 0 A. IL and to7PM
ii. K. ROOT, N. D., superin to ndent.
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GRAND American Mass meeting In the Park

meeting will be held in the Park Monday
ming next ~ O'Clock. Judge Como, Of Georgia; jude
asPa,.' q Al.San.a Judge Campbell Ct ni.so9.i Hon
Hon N.Y. HauGhtos, Of North Garolina Go Brown
Of Iennessee Hon. jackson Doneson of TENNESSEE Col
Williams, Of kentucky; Hon. Mr.. Crane. Of Virginia; Hon.
n Broom q Pennsylvania, and other distinguished men,
By the State delegation National Council
JAMES W. .BARKER s. SQUIRES
=. J LYONS, 3. " Il. MALLORY,
J.. g. PARSONS, -- s. SAAkONS,
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vAennAi CrimeaI SebaStop0ls Mnrkg
Here 10 on the insect thAt bites in the dark
The magnetic powder VI Lyon destroys
Whole armies at once, Of those red coated boys
Bis pill kills the rat and the FOSTERING
That theve from the barp and plum deng the
Spurious oounter,e,ts obviated by Z LYONS foul
dasd wrapper Iepot, 424 Broadway and No. Soutl
Eighth street. Philsdelphia I.
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AGAINST THE Law.

AGAINST THE LAW.
N. Hill, in
Daniel ID. Barnard.
Hon. Rufus Choate.
Cnief Justise Lemuel Shaw.
Hon G. 6hepley.
Hon. B. r. Curtis.
Hon. T. B. Cutting.
Hon. 8. Beardsley.
Daniel Lord.
Robert j. Dillon.
James W. Gerard.
James r. Whiting.
Elias Merwin.
Sidney Bartlett.
Charles q. L0ring.
A. Oakley Hall.
Thomas Corwiu.
Aaron Bogart.
II. III Dana. Jr,
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GIiE LIQUOR QUE sTIOs.
ZINE ARTS.

II ELLY, HALF PRICE KNGRAvER AND PRINTER,
N OIL Fulton ttree: wedding, visiting Invitation al.
Dress ana a. home cards wedding fancy station
end check boohs maps book and magazine work Be- &C.
For hle cheap, 3coIperplate and enclosing press with
stanf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts and
supporters for bow legs club feet all de-
Of the body on hand ana made TO order By De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

GOATS ooATs.-Two MILK GOATS FOR SALE
" lnqphe for week. not sold At 5 Grand street,
Nilliamjburg
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Furs,innInw atore No. 4

Green's Shirt and Furnisning Store, No.
AsSI invited TO the superior articles
eudes variety Of gauze silk zephyr, Lse thread
Shaker flannel mems under shirts and drawers ties
vat gloves hoes gold shirt sleeve buttons
mounted and Imported for the spring
lad
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civ Ladies'. and Lno,es WAITING ,he q,

CHy LAuics, anu Ihuies VIsltInY the CITY,
find at Miller Co.'s Canal street. lades CATER boots
1t 2e los and 49, first qnaty slippers ties and buskns
w. and los second quality same st o. and e. the
all kinds and prices MILLEK CO.'S lS4 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Portable Dressing Cases.-rhese articles, M
the comfort eonvsnence Of travellers and
other be a the subscrberS great variety A.
J. SAUNDERS No Astor House, and $50 broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

1eas.-The Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
will found at the Canton Tea Company's newly
and elegant store l2b Chatham between Pearl
Roosevelt streets the Oldest the
We readers they here than
where, either at wholesale retail.
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Lace Curtains. yU,ndoxv sn.de.- Jrc.

have great advantage In dealing with large establish
ment tor the mt extensive the business the smaller the
window shades Of first class IN porting and
the purchaser practses wise VOL the
opportunity OF selecting from an extensive stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

f1s uev md elegant hotel conducted tho European
Plan che full tide Of susces having become p,
luia stopppg place Tor and Souhern travel "
way the ashi nabs Watering Pisces asd prnr ne
orth light and airy apartments, ahd ad,biv Goa
Quoted eating gements have gwen est sssssoton
thus far the travelling public and
amount Of patronage.
In the rsctory attached every dec,ey OF the season
may DO had at the shortest notice aud all
the day ard light; few places In
stsaser Or better dinner The as.saon Of the Travelling
surance given by the thss their
Brandreth House w DO rendered bath pleasant and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Summer Cioshing,-We have lately added
styles Immense stock Of fashion able
clothing, and wond advise friends to give
early call and mahe their selections, rs the more desirable
styies Will be scarce before the season y over -
2se 2ss and go Broadway, corner Of warren street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Aasr Dye, Wigs ansl xeupees-Batcheloxsps
slsbxated factory for these arels Broaawsy Nine
ysee roem. o the aPPsaon Of his unrivaleA hair dye,
WholeeAe and roai Beware Of limitations The laxreeS
aseofensnt Of wigs and teupsss IN The world.
Hair Dyc-ir you want your made mn
NJ AZ ~ Ssr e ca,.ns a. IS ."g e
Nsssau street. Maiden lane, This original
aYramiraculis hand. Ns1ta
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after All Wejudge BY the crowds every day
gIegated At CAN1RELlS. No. 1856 Bowery in quest Of
thofe celebrated twelve shilling CATERS which have rendered
Centre and stamped aaaads Of ladies
Of pretty feet The Of this ascertain
cd at any time by dropping in NJ 336 Bowery.
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The Following IL Gratulsous Notice, show.

ing how Indy the desire to aid u introducing
the fever and Ague:-" FkyERs humanity
ps with many dssasss and them are Ger
tsipy not bilious fever and eYer and Toe
eeedin tpaeous and apparently amount Of ordinary
can and paentee prescribe viii rid pssn, his daily
chill and daily fever But happy say medicihe
from The system In bret time Mr. D. fsnsbaw printer,
corner OF Avn and Nassau Streets citizen well
asue, and used TO Rushons rev Remedy for
scrpen OF DIR Giiswod ard ten pi r,ve out of him.
By that process he Gays not aole dedne
the pill had effect in any say or The
drops restored the appstie 1t twenty eight days
ence my last shake and am in excellent health meri
toricus medicine ainy; and Mr. F~ashaws
II n, We should ever be visited with
Of being speedily restored to hslth The above
remedy emtrsces two ptons box Of p to break
up the ease and boEle of noture for radical
kemenberl RuSH1 MS IL now only At the old establish
Broadway, corner Canal u.
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HEW R0aLxCATlONH,
"A p.ok FULL or WIT AND HuNoR
ID. APPLRT0N Co, 50 AND Ss BROADWAY
THE WINKLES;

TaE WHITES;
AN AMERICAS Plsrunr. A Win PoaraAIr. or rHrNA.
By the .u.hor Of "Wsid western ssspssn
% 70 s:, author Siss 81
.s been - critics The most witty sad
talented boob from American OF the authors
were aid,
CHARACTERS OF rHr STORY.
walter. Her Rafting sosNs"Knsw Nothing"
wsns a' Old ms II of the
"a Wilson's. and
on The suite, q The Great Napeson,s Battles
Gel -nonen anlAo on the subject Of Sporting.
DowsAn ga NON on hi. First
Idward iowe-Earl of Brton-incosni.o.
spd Blanche arum-kch Daughters Of Retired Pa
su'an and sally Granddaughter Of . rich Brewer.
Mi. ST,ssds cussstA retea xinsr sr~ards Mrs.
MIs Aclid-N. Wa Housekseper.
Tom sno6son:. Son Of Banksr-xonomanias on Beauty
piei i B,s,s.rA aRs cisai.
s s,sFssP slesSsviN.Poson. Chief susordina
k kS2, h his Son.
sl b,..1 , The res ss Catcher
' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ess1ssr.sss sBsssl.''r'
ss,,.. IL: lS.Il; sssS...
Professor Point
His Daushterp.
Mr. GlAss-An Actor.
Delis-His Daughter.
NYs EdwArds-Lov els HousekeepeY.
Patty O'Pan-Hss Cook.
DIR. Prsngie-Of Bastleton.
ur. FlAhtic-Pontician.
Flora ount-1he Widows Sister, living In New York;
Nonomspac Novel Reading.
Minor h Co.-New Workers.
DR.. NeCab-Scotch Physician.
Mrs LAurel-Monom MAE Aristocrasy.
Col. Ball Nopoman Duels.
Coub tess H,lton-Lowa's Mother.
Mrs.. HonoriA Fimble- instrument Of the Jesuits
Patrick AcChsky -Barkeeping once seeker.
Mr. Bejl-Ofice holder
Mr.. Booxe-PrvAto Secretary to Secretary Of State.
Father Xavier Jesuit Chief
President U. s.. sscrstaiiss. Senators, TO-. &e 3d.
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Crlstadore,s Excels,or HAIR Oye.-Nhlte

req mousaches sandy impsrtAls shoud become
s CO hvs minutes serves to ave them fascinas
comp this ojec In less tims than takes shave
The dive 10 prepared sold and applied lin private rooms
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There ID mo Use TallkAng.-You Can't Make
the Deeu,e hciieve SIS
Brssdwsy s Fulton street Z rot the best most
yls hats for and boys have taken us down
pes or have to knowledge him - standing 1T
the fp-tcp Of all other men in his businesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Pianos and MeI0dcOns-The Cheapcst and
Sest pianos in city Ely Munger, 5l9 Broadway (s
panofsrtss from ten to fifteen different manufacturer
which they wiee ut greatly reduced prices This also
are rev taking with all good judges All instru
msnse warranted. Pianos and meLodeons TO let.
ely MUNGER $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

New Music, by Thomas Baker. -America
Cssstna 90 cents; The orphan ballad Is cents; the
nstse title SO cents fhe celebrated Sparklisg Polka 18th
edition.. So cents HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

James Little IL Co., Merchant TaiIors, 412
Broadway near Canal street, where you win find tho most
fashionable and made garments In the city. Goods
made 70 order at shortest notice and In superior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Large Size Daguerre0typcs Tor 50 Cents
HUTCfiINOS SIS Broadvay Uormerlv Of s9S takes the
best pictures in the city Try him. and
you'fi mos DO disappointed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Pavilion, Now Rrfghton.-Thc Proprietor
especially announces thai his establi:hmsns fully
make application the premises or ~ s5
BseaAway, New York. n r. BLANCHARD, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

ITeiodeons. -. %. q A. Smiths MeIodcons,
tuned the squal temperament to which recently
awarded premium national far Washington
ID. c. be found only ut NO. S33 Broadway liberal
beral terms HUHACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

FOR THE Law.
n-Chisf J Justice J. Savage.
1x. Juoge A. Conkling.
Cbisf Jsstice r. B. Taney.
= W. Capron.
n.Ju6ge J. W. Edmcnds.
J. b Hashlns.
Hen. g. Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Mealio,s Drab Beavers have just been Issued.
If you Wish superior hat call and his stocks IL
cannot be eQuasd by any establishment in the city
Corner Of Broadway and Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

photographs Good for Oagucrrc0sypes
- 70 90 by twenty artists of all nations who
ed in the art Of picture making the admiration OF the
people. Nuseum d art, 289 Broadway.
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10 the Eatters IN tho City and Country.
LELAND Co.. III Pearl street, beg ieavs to call the ct
tton Of the trade TO several styles OF meas
hate ust hn.bsd, among which the Young Amsricas
nnd nne white both Of well
61Iab together with usual large varsity of mems
heYp and e6ldreas hats all manufacture
az isvsts sss sy the case or d'ssA L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

David's Summer Style OF Gontlemcn's Drab
SAavsr an felt hats are beautiful in ape dnh
him call and them Also soft hats and strA
Lats 81 every variety. Salesroom, Sol Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

10 Ec0nOmiats-French Gray Castor Hats. =
with popular gossamer bats closed summon
sle IN 1854 again offer them TO the notice q econo
bned with AL the requisites found in the fabrics
made by NJ, OK that Of our Paris manufacturer
LEARY CO., Astor House, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Espenscheid's success In aitting the Popu-
taae never triumphanty demonstrated
in the popularity Of his splendid hat for 1865 II
peerless style graceful in outline His Rocky Noun
tain beaver fail excite admiration Call ~ his
saesroon lis NAssau street, and make see 0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

B0ston Flan0s.- Horace Water, No. 333
sns. viii ana vi hoSs Che HSiisa, ISssss Co.: r.
lett Cumstsns Woodward Browns Pianos al III
They Boston makes and will b. sold - factory
pres Wholesale retail with liberal ID for oash
Pianos TO and allowed purchase Pianos for
snlo on m payments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

Attention As Called 20 the Auction Sale
Of lhne vines s,andiss eordi,s s:gsrs 49, 4c to be
II Broad street. For further particulars
versisemont In another column
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TINTED sTATJS NAIL BoxE5,-PoSr OFFICE,
" New York, jane 0sh 1855 The rost Master Gsnersl
the city for the reception letters to
n that such be opened and their
tents brcug this Office four times day; and that
es, s.y In every part q the city south o.
boxes taoped as their places Of business
Of their customers and neshbors that
prsSions therefor should be wrtns MEL
son y WATERBURY, Assistant Postmaster, on OF before
26th day OF June instant.
paa for the boxes but for the
Information tho public st of the places at which they
stationed will be published In all the daily papers In
viii box be placed in any store At which any other
kept the reception letters to By the
A'-A' ' ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

IN SUNDAY NEXT. AT TX O'CLOCK, r. NJ ny
~ Divine srnisscp sermon vii, be preached By Mar
ing OF Chrt Jesus Earth; st l First Also, 70
prtve the Holy tcriptures publications may
tanned there Seats Tree,
THE RIGHT REV. DIR BACON, BISHOP OF PORT.
iand, Mnne, will preach In the Church OF st. Charles
ing the 18th inst ut IL O'clock collection will 81 tSisn
up for tire new organ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

TRoNsIDE CHAPTER, NO. AZ, o. A.-BR0THERS--
You are requested to meet vt American Hail. Vorner
,sdray and Grand 81. on Sunday The nh ma e y
Brother eohermerhorp The members Of MAAhAttAA and
Henry Clay are respectfully invited TO meet there also
n. v. b. CLARK, Q G. l.. G. Stiles saohAUs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

TNDUsTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION, NO. 1.-THE
members Of the association who hereby
notified that their lots Will be sold 1T auction Menday
June IT, st ten O'Clock A. NJ unless arfeaxA9es,
with ten cent added thereto shall be paid prior that
time By order Of the Executive Committee.
HENRY PALMER, Chairman,
1870 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

GREENPoMT rIRRY. FOOT OF TENTH STREET.
~ East river.-0n and after ris date the boatS upon
thr terry VII run . foows-Frst boat from 20 o'clock
NJ boat will oontinu, half hour until IL
eook leaving GreeDpont st this hour returning
lay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

CAUTI0N.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
against receiving negotiating certhcats dsposit
ssutd b. the Bewsry Bank Of the city Of New York.
70. dated New York Nay lsss the same was au
certificate had eject that
the sane was not pay able until the expiration Of month";
Inquiry about the same be made Bank Or Of
Henry A. Grswold counsellor At law under the BAH
JOHN POWERS, e West FORTY .fouYth a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-23
immaculate Conception.

The New York Post says in reference
:, me action of the Catholic bishops at
Rome:
.Of course this declaration Of the sinless-
,e..of the Virgin FROM the beginning of her
a,;.,eoce il not made without regard to Its
hs,ripo, upon the doctrines and practices
of,be Church which adopts it. To the ad-
o,a,;op Of The Son it 10 not in any manner
necessary, or even auxiliary. The charac-
Tar ,seribed to him by that church, US one
q the persons oil the G"dhead, 10 too
exalted TO admit of any addition OF
smiuenee or honor, Of purity or sahctl-
"
The LATIN Church, however. prescroes
the worship of the Virgin, and any view OF
her character by viii h il is exalted and
broupht nearer to the Divine, would OF
course increase her claims 70 reverence ana
10 far lessen the difficulty which some Of
he faithful might feel in Offering prayers to
human being The doctrine Of Der I'M
malcuiate concept OF places her bea'ihcation
lr above that OF any Saint i'll the calender
|, places her in state Of exemption from
III human frailties, from all Liabilities to sin
and error throughput the course OF her iiie,
and elevate her TO height OF sanctty "hich
no other Of the children OF men ever occu-
pad The new dogma is, therefore, aHxli-
sv 10 the alteration Of the Virgin Hence
forth il is not permitted TO any member OF
Ethe Latin Church to admit the possibility OF
her having fallen into sin by any proclivity
of nfrmity inherited from her pregenltors.
III any man hereafter shall seek to lessen
|hsr claims to the reverence in which she
d held BY speaking of her as liable, by orig
|jn,l constitution. to the defects OF our COM
mon nature, he blssphemes and renders
himself spb;ac, 10 the ecnsures OF the
|.harch, la this manner the now dogma aids
and fortifies the practice of prnying to the
Virgin"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-23

hsEzciTING EyExT.-Early on Wednes-
bay evening gentleman, accompanied oy
BIS niece, young lady, arrived by the ran,
Er1ai from Waukegan. On getting out OF
Ethe cars at the depot the gentleman engog-
|ed a cab. hanled his niece intot, and accom-
Epanied by the driver went to secure his bag
|rare Having obtained it, the gentleman
Hand the driver returned, but behold the cab
Etnd the Jung lady were gone and were
Enowhere to be found in the vicinity OF the
Edapo, The driver could not explain the
fmystery: his horse, he said, vas gentle,
*euiet animal, had never been known TO war;
kder without the permission Of his owner,
! ,nd he could not tell what had become OF
Ehm The gentleman was very naturally
Faarmed, and began to indulge IN The worst
&aDprehensions. The who neighborhood
#was ransacked in vain Then resort was
Ehld to the Police Office, and officers were
Edspatched in search OF the fugitives. Here
k,he driver was on the point OF being arrest
Eel, but the gentleman, believing thht NJ
! bad acted in good faith, begged HIM OIL
kLeaving the Police Office the search was re-
Enewcd with fresh vgar, and Increased apPre-
Efension with respect To the young lady =
fflna,ly, after two hours anxious search, the
fctb was discovered in front OF the Foster
/ House on North Clark street about hall a
Eme from the depot, wither the horse had
| been taken by some person who had found
him wandering without driver. The young
lady was found to be safe. and her uncle
4brcathed deeper and freer." The horse
had taken il into his head to wander oil on
1 ,,l Z bn lal,
was in charge Of the driver and her uncle
beside him On the box, was not at first alarm
[el, but had of course begun to be anxious
a., At being so long shut up in the vehicle
The affair created considerable excitement
IN town during the progress of the search
| Chicago Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-23
a CARD.
LApYtS COLLEGE.

IN presenting this notice to the public ,ic subSeri.
l Der wishes b. inform them that MS ssh"" WI ~
opened for the reception 81 students on "Wednesday
the 81 al May next tie proposes to give c5assleal
education to ali who may wish TO favor n ith thcr
patronage aud confidence. II also viii aid Nor.
NAL department To qualify young ladies Tor te"thhg
Ia the various grades Of schools ia our country from
the College dlwn 10 the common district school ~
the primary derartmenthe viii admit all VINO are Hc-
sir ,uS ofenia ying its benefits.
The course offnsructton will b. thorough aud com
pletc and al tie time very discriminating and
spirs az odng evefyt thing of an entirely usc'esS
character and substituting those branches whose ten,
dency is TO give ygor and elasticity to The yonthrui
mind.
The manner OF teaching will be the most approred
ard ia 9rorsd known In country Europe, giving
the pupil the full understanding OF her subject WINE
/, presented by the teacher m si!le ent're hs~
and fascinating.
His drst aim will be TO TO his sgpils hsa II
and vigorous constitution, without which all his ei-
forts woaid be useless.
secapalc 10 establish decided and correct morai
character ba is OF all bis hopes rs without which
sagerstructare can stand the test OF iaiufe t"i
AniihirdIy. his object will be to give 10 each ndi-
vdual that Kind practical training her paiaral sfIs
and future prospects shall Indicate.
And fourthiy, To train the MIN 10 pfactl'ai renee
Hons and useful deductions from ever! DAY o1ser
yation
and lastly, TO iufdse spirit Of praetea Christian
heHev olenre into thc mind of every one however
ponn1-, rs Il lovely and instructive principle rom
which shall Cow as from pure aud clear FOUNTAIN
universal love ia ALL
NV arrangements are on the most ample and grand
seal pied fully carry out TIE above programme
10 The and spirit in ali theft variety and extent
The building, which is new and eoulnodlois. WI
De prepared 10 mat all its inmates compFtaoe ali
happy. II stands upon eminehce 81 easy astehfaho
surmouuted by promenade from WHEN u scene J.
presented Wow unequalled in our counir! Tor men
ness. beauty or grandeur.
II is located in of the most hca thy and salubF
Gus towns ia the United states, whose Advantages OF
location approach all that could be asked or
4 sired and it, business advantages second 10 none
in the Mississippi valley. My arrangeineHts Tor
THAT.
aud cared for.
Those wishing further Information can address the
Propretpr.a ut Davenport, Iowa. who VIII De HAPPY AZ
all times 20 give all required ntefmation circular
and further notice will be given in due tine.
r. II. CODDiAG,
Proprietor aud superintendent.
Ma. I II. CnppfNs. p,jrciY.I.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-23

THE undersigned most respectfully returns his
thanks Ia the citizens of DcrenPort and the pu5-
tic generally, for their very liberal patronage during,
the past season--and finding the demand OF his
toners greater than he could supply, he has been IN
duced al large cost to enlarge his Mil, and put in
an entire Engine and Machinery--so 10 be en-
abled to furnish much larger quantity hereafter;-
In addition to which am about 10 erect Planning
Mill in conHet ton with The Saw Mil: and have sue
who will have entire management the Flaming Mill
and dev oc his whole attention to it, from his long
perience in this branch of the busiDess-he cannot
tail to give satisfaction-and being fully prepared on
the opening of navigation 10 Ill all orders in my line
will be pleased 20 receive share % public favor
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