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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
WALcoTT HOUSE.
fifstftation West on the line of the N IN.
Railroad IL miles from r1oran,A

- q S sgned has furnished the above beuse In
80 soou style, and y ready to accomm odate ~ whn
Persons desirous Of passing few waet. o,,,..,.
N, s ne Siefe there is always delightful breey.
r. ''s@ soual " aeotl 10 repay them for visit.
=, Q sPoRTsMEN-Grouse and other pame .horna &,
the vicinity. i game ABOUND IN
share Of public patronage is respeetfullv .oc;,ea
waloo.t ~, ,o, - JACOB MYERS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
Gold Pens:
BOOK BrEDERY,
Hank BOOK and Paper Box Manutaetory.

no. i COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
WY MULLER, Book Binder IN davenport eegs
w leave to inform Ore citizens OF Davenport, Rock
Tsard Moline and vicinity that he has received ru-
ling Machine and is prepared 70 do all the work
in thsline as Paper Ruling and B'ank BOOK Mahuiae-
turinp Also Mi sorts Of Binding; manufactures all
sorts Of Paper Boxes Frames and Narntshes Maps and
Pirtures Ne. He alec does Paper Hanging az the
lowest prices.
let Boxes consaatly GA hand. - ,,,,
May Is, Is5i-trY-u w MULLEN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16

- PRINGs, AxIes, Nuts and Washers. wro..h,
y Nails, strap Hinges at
DAVENPORT & LEO CLAIRE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16

,T,EASA sne assortment of Fresh Teas consisting
! ofImperial, Young Hyson and Black IN hll Chests
. and 6 boxes. received and for sale by -
U"fo5 NJ DALZEIL & BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
REMOVAL.

DAVENPORT INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Life. Fire. and Marine Insurance',.
Hartford Life Insurance G0-Gapa $500 0G0
Of Hartford, Conn.
X Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co.Capitnl Si50 ,0du
Of New York.
American Mutual Insurance co.-Capit.l 100000
OF New York.
National Protection Insurance Co.--Capital s250,000
Of New York.
The above Companies are MAGSrM hoNrM with
Cash Capitals paid IN and III sofDsncg abors suspicion
Insurance bc effected in tie above Companies al
the m1st reasonable rates. The motto Of these Com
parics Is No rePHdtaijoRi
AMOS FTNEFlELD. igent.
0rts II No. ] Commercial BtoCk.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
PINE HILL oEMETERY.

VIE Key and Plat of Pine Hill Cemetery are at i,
A. rael Halls Cabinet Shop on Brady Street. For
Information apply to Israel Han orto
A. G. FULTON
Davenport, Aug Ist, ls54-trw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
Lamps! /!
FOR SALE,

TWO Ornamental Cottages on Answertb Street Il,
Gfeeh's sd addition to CITY of Day,nnort. 900
well OF water and pump in kitchen-Lots well FENCED
Apply 70 COOK & SARGENT, or :
S. KUSsLE DOW.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
NAILS.
Who wants a Homsl

l aCREs ofland situated II niles north of the
well situated for residence or Garaepipo. "a,
btleet 81 ana terms appl! to McGREG0R. IAWEs q
i51S fNEAohhr Nos lie Clair, Row
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
GENERAL INTELLIGFNcF nFEIcr
WHEAT!

TIME subscribers are now receiving Wheat nj M
| s.Economist Mills East Davenport and having
Sac highest Cash ptioes.
HlLDRETH 4 DALLAM.
Dec 1s54-tf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
PuNNsYayANIa RAILROAD.

r II. HOUSTON. General Fright .ag't, Pkiia.
J. LOMBAEhT, sppt. Altoona, Pa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
ras nov raas ,oue as sa,,r.e.

once visited a public school, AZ yeccSS
hitle follow came ep aud spoke 10 the 6as,
teri as he turned 10 go aowa the platform ,hs
master sake "Gxet ~ a hog lc6s N~sSk ltS
aeeer hilcd me-" / followed hem waA ny
eyes and hooked al him when he took Ms ssAi
at reeess, lie had NNs, open, manly tSsA
| thought a good deal ahSa, the masters ~,
mark, What character had thai Altle eaS
earned ue had alceasly ~, What wNalA ~
worth more 10 him than a EstaaN n MNa(S
be a passport ia,a tAe best stN1N N the cay,
aud What is better, into tho SNaNssctsS'e AtS
respect OF the Nkole c,,SaMwa,tN>
Iwaaaer II the buys Know how sSscN lAsS
are rafe.l hy 0hleg leNplA EvNt> AsSS N M
aoigAharA0ea j. keaw,l, AMI stNselsA y ks4sNs>l
of him, Ae has eAAgNeleN eNAey tANS,tNAN
Op aaiayNraAlN \ e,y Nl wAAm tAe NsNstes
can say II can tgasl A.sAS he eesS4 Nsesc'
me- wtll eeyVg Waat e,alls,yesNI. aAS e,ssA
ity, pgAaApteess aaA Rs,astfs NAsSA NJ SNSNS
al school arN ia ,eaAAaa yNssSwAsgS> Ns,l AN
greally pelssa, Ne saNA esyA tAA, IVA SAse
4 good gvpatattAN AZ SVAssA N>N,NN,sreA
yaa alo iasl wAesS Saa RsaSsA WA sNA SSaN
datles alN 40, ~ @aSA stNSN IVA ~ N~st
teachers ar y0ag RaNa,s, a. ~ ,S,'A AssesSlt
Noa MaSt rVa,leg an aSSNaNl ~ NNSeA AAN SN'~
viii also be eallel 10 gVN,lSF az sSSS'aAl ~
lllm he ,pasN h lsa,N
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
woMANs MISSION

Woman, permit me 10 say, Is the mystery
as well ~ the masterpiece al uods creation,
When she Is true woman she ls charming
gaasr all circumstances. Bat her sphere
Is endurance rather than action and aeeogl.
ingly nature has gifted her with (oFtllade Ear
surprising ours, She boat answers the oEdl,
nary purposes of her creation, as we'll as best
serves her own happiness by making herself
as agreeable a. possible 90 our rough seN,--
Thla can oaly be effected by means II ,ha sof,
Ter graees aRd accomplishments IoF, take
a. there Is No odleel more revolving 10 true
man than masculine woman, Ny idea eer,
,alnly Is 10 give heg such an education "a Will
bss, develops the peculiar charms aud eAag,
eeieT.stle Of her sex shoalA ,Teat Young
glh with great ,endeIness, Give hsF sach
physical training a. u neesssaIy hE hor
health, like % ssa the delleate hloom el
lhs Fess upon .heli eAssks, bat aal Ia gasl0 a
Flos hal be gentle wllh tAeaa my dear
nisdam, be fentAe, Esifaci .fsoH. Lastlagd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
srSscs OF xAcAR,A. ,p,cx.

/ ovEsIloN-"Whica s,jou, N, orso,..,
reed maa.s' '"e "'Df'
II Mr. fREsIpENr AND. GExrsxsES. rise "a
sIvosats the cause Of the married man. And
why should not | claim TO know soma.
Shlhg ABOUT the Institution. do. Will any
gentleman pretend to say that do not Let
INN accompany me home. Let me confront
am with my wife and seventeen ehildr, and
High as the Rocky mountains tower above
the Mississippi valley, does the character Of
the married man tower above that of tho
eaeaelor What is bachelors What was
Adam before he got acquainted with Eve
What bat poor, helpless, shiftless, insigni6.
cant ereatares No more to be compared with
bis after self than a mill dam TO the great
roaring cataract Of Niagara. IApplauSe1
&entlemen. there was time, l blush to
say IL when too was a bachelor and more
miserable creature you would hardly expect
~ 6pd Every day toiled hard. and at
night came home TO my comfortless garret--
no carpet, no FIRE, no nothing. Everythmg
Was IN slatter, and in the words Of the
poet:
"cVusasioa ~as moaarch OF all ,nryeyed."
Here lay a pair Of pants, there dirty pair
q boots, there play bill and here pile Of
dirty clothes. What wonder that I took
roiGge at the gaming table and bar room. I
loand u would never do, gentlemen, aud in
lucky moment | vowed TO reform. Scarcely
bad The promise passed my hps, when knock
was heard at the door, and in comes Susan
SampSps, after my dirty clothes.
MIR Spieer," said she. "lve washed for
yoa SIX mouths, and havnt seen the FIRST
red cent IN the way Of payment. Now, I'd
me to know What you are going to do about
felt in my pocket book, There was no,h-
mg IN Il, and knew il well enough.
"Nlrs. Shnpkins." said I, sits no uss deny.
ing IT | haven't got the pewter. i wish for
.,~ls ~lssrs,' she said promptly, Il don't wash
~Stop," said |, Susan win do what I
can TOR you. Silver and gold have l nonc;
oat II my heart and hand viii do they are at
your service"
%-Are you in earnests" says she, looking
httle suspicious.
Never more So" says L
Then" SAYS she. las there seems TO be no
Prospest OF getting my pay any other way.
SassS III take up with Your offer"
f@oRgh said We were married ip week
and what's more. We havnt had cause to re.
pent u, No more atties for me gentlemen.
i've In a good house, and have somebody to
mead my clothes. When was poor mis-
cradle bachelor. gentlemen. used to be as
tala as weasel Now am as plump as
poyker,
In conclusion. gentlemen. if you want to be
a poor ragged fellow, without coat to your
back, or a shoe to your foot if you want to
Srow old before your time, and as uneomfor-
table generally, as "hedge-hog rolled up the
wrong way l advise you to remain bache-
lorS but If you want to live dccently and re-
specially, get married, I've got ten daagh-
terS gentlemen, (oyer-powering applause)
and You may have yoar pick.
Mr., SPiees sat down amidst long and con-
tnGed plaudits. The generous proposal with
which be concluded, secured him fye sons,in-
law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

&SSNSg,ftNS ESED AS SaGNS-~lt is eaSih
n ~ VsSSySl000 taset all0ya,saeat Seeapable
II VagssSY IN SoSga aN0 bacterial voald give
Nh u tAe sas6aia log iorlaiHg collections.
\ alssssseA Wi ka9S aa,ljeS thepeStor0tion,
sajoNe6 kae pv9atatlos 9l tAs greatest aaa-
telS Ia Age6St- pas of tAe eapitsl His char.
,sses NsiS-- NAo slgAt Asye beea ,aken ioT
"a ls&SatSys Ms asOSt attVntiVe Ia her en-
ASS>N9gS ~ S1tlNv AlS pl,lNla and not only on
SsS1e.aES SSSASlosS A0t al all tlaeS. NaS gkAd
~ SSl5a> 0pPogtanltleS Dor pgesenthg him
VIA AeSN AySaSt- PIN 9ttegly HAlike aHy Ia
g>SSsSse1 N0ga She e0gylsd Aer atteation
- az A. y 0,S.St apVa pvsegVlDg 10 herself
- ASg SNSseSiae pylNllVge, thS eage ol select,
AZ ea4 Rl,selpg lAeRsa " be woTG eVeT MORA
~, "A taa pSaJvg NAY gvallly alldVrstahd
tAS AssaSll1 WsS aSASAlc1 t0 % The ok .,
NJ Astsasi0RS AZ delivate aud oOUstSnt Bat
"a sSea.elllS psg5Il Wsst thS Wystey be
sSNS,lSl Z A&sA sesS.Rea "a ,ais t.eh col.
NSe.eA AAd q pgsNsSV slSali'c2t t'oI, sa,lessteeod
~ ,aA1slee ahl 4 Neaas gvntlsaaan Whoia her
asSa,Aal Nsi(sl dailN \ s0AtHy eFllianl
SsaesepA n OAe AspAsgSs star wean1 -
sA..ll ~ AloRg NA,S eNealeg.N A e'slaeo ~ish
M AsAA og NedssA carved gpoa ~ meant
M AesA.Aal Nil ~ a hoely, \ medailion
Nall ~ AAg @eaab \ AeSs goi Ne aesdaehs
FAlfe. Nas a Alea,t-p pls ior each tAealIe 'eE
s.lA ~alk a. eagA 1ieals hoe5e, A NAleA a
s..oet IN. coald u algapgel Al the phaaes
NJ ~ lgleas MI tAei soldsn lePgsssAtas'ss,
M Aas. taA,neNlol ullA seep,t MsttRe.
pAics' uAlsh ~ UAs proud ~ s,to 11.st ~,
N,lA A.i,, ~ pQqg hnaee'sg NSa ~s'''s,
~ eaase.s $3.50 y ". ~ ~ " sls ca
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

A eeFWspsadsn, VI the \ Orleans rieay aas
"a HOS pssllls, writes
II hase jasl Tslagned lfam Wait IA Tia
haills gFoaRds ol falo Alto aud Resaea a. /,
fsls,a, bat seageely Fesllss nemaias Ia de,
aels lhase helda shleh Teaoaad "a maeA ~
lks eallanlfy VI aaT FegalaT gTmy ns lks
feTalsE hsld cshhea hall i oeeassloRly IA
VI ~, ~hleh y She oalY lRdealloa lhal ! was
sfsT assd ssespi leg lhe psseslal pagposa n
EFaains lhs lsEgs AsIds sLlsA =. pIsssel raa,a
essf ~
sAi ihs hssass a. u palaa lAs Ialal !,
lass " tbs Isdogi whieA Chs AeAkaasf
plsi "a Ihs essl hsak " lhe hssssA - M
.lslbls, bal ~ essssfeaa rllA bgasA i ~
isfglvsih ikai lhsy esA seAIes' ~ a
Oas " lsa llsss sllll ,Lex las ~ a. At
sai hs lAgsis u eli AZ AZ ft a. .slsa
hsilfHa esAissa sis q, AZ lssna n
a. ehsnsisl ~, = i sskl sls4 n
f'sa lhsi lhs,s "a ssas 4 uas u "a
~~i - ~ a askls v ,As sal.
80 - pllsa slsssf4 sd ahsis
- - - pskls asls ssqssal - a. al
iFisa esslsisals ssl hsasslk ~ shs,h a
~ y 'ssss ssssssa u'lsess = .,aAaAi w 1as
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

THE ILLINOIS pFFfcVLrY.-We have pre-
yIoaSly referred to the difficulty in Illinois
la consequence ofa clause in the State con
Sttatioa having forbidden the Judges Of the
State Supreme ana C1eait Courts TO accept
any other ONCE under the State or National
&oNernneats during the term fSr which they
were originally elected. Ii seems that Pres
dent Pierce has caused breach Of this
same elaeSe, by appointing Chief Justice
Treat OF the Supreme Court Of Illinois, TO DO
Judge Of the Cnited States District Court.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

CANNPA-The republican spirit seems to
DO rife in Canada. Secret societies, aiming at
the political Independence Of the Colonies,
have eeea formed throughout the provinces.
The Commissioner Of Crown Lands has in
trodpeea into the Provincial Parliament q
eait to reader the Legislative Council elsc-
tIye and being thus u Government measure,
II Will no doubt, pass. A party is, however,
organizing 10 apply the same principle to the
Governor General J Judiciary, aud magistrates,
a thing easier 10 propose than accomplish.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
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MANN

Ne,sAeg ,easA A,s,aSeAl ysaslN,a. Ras aA,A2
ges0alVsa VI tho le.leA VAN sNtas,l lAs gNNat
esa pNgNsa VI ,Aal sgssNle Ne N esAeC,u
f,aiS lla, esesy aAe @asl AAsN ees,esA Aas
lightly hn kAal gNAta Ni,1a sayasA AAN NSANtN
al,Oa AlAsgA MAeaeNag NNa sse ia a. 0M
psgsoa a sA0alh NAN y,Akkd N,sVAsN,A a SNAg
S,p, aud pleaslas sAssgssl VNR,Sss,ege eN
,ale hsg hs Aas hseA i'AasSl VA NAAN NNssl'Al,
AIMS tranquility W NlAA AsN.ANNAsSNA2s
= ,hs gNalssl plv,ssNslNAA " eeAAsNv
NAsns,sg lva lss plA2As,faR NA,s,NA yNa
II llasa, aRA ,Ala easlses Nls. isa e.ay issSs
.n,N n lA,sslaAa eA,N Aei AvaAllg',A NAkA
AZ NJae VA ~ saNse hssA Aal NsAk
,yAist NJ y h,Alal 1AsaA NshV Aal e,aa
- ~ WsaRAssa n lAsaaAt sal sslaaA
y, ,ssll,s kAkaa ws.A tt,se NJ Nalsa ~
= aallss,s taes,AsS iANsA AlN tage ~
. ksl ,ha VNsNba ese.Al aaA ka,l,lAA
skA A. y s,sA &RhltieA asA seeAy ~ Ae
"A, Ss.s AZ '...,| .ss w. ss's .sl 49, M
.asa A. ,lAA lsaassi = AtsslssSs eaa
tsllst, 'AaA slks,s 4 NaN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

CnLoRoEosA is heeommga a dangerous aid
10 crime Of all sorts. Robberies by its help
are among the most successful and difficult
Of detection. At Donkirk, lately, a Mr..
kleld Of New York city, went into BARRIERS
shop and took a scat 10 get shaved. He re-
members nothing further, except that when
ne came to CONSCIOUSNESS he found that he
had been robbed Of 1920. and that the bar,
Der had fed Chloroferm had been used
upon him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

ASN,tSNN Sgs0sA 0EssNN SA.sN "a SS2-
syNlAy SOssS ~ SA kSSsN NAAs : !
W AssS tAaA ssNsASS NVSE> NNSy ASs
sAagAAyN
vMAAlNARNsAN
y ses4 SsS4 " SAseSssss> a. AS ssssssA
10 NJ NaasykN
WAA,A a kNaE
VIA gV,NVya Al,Vg lleRsSN
vgeAA ~ RlA IA ~ IVA 'AS SSSsASA'
Al,sy NANyAN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

\ oewly-married couple, some years since,
took up their abode in q place named Pop
GE At breakfast the next morning the
geatlemaa said to his lady. "My dear, this
is Poplar and hy putting in (you) Il be-
eogaeS popular '-~And by putting us in il,
pEomPtly rephed the lady, iii Sill become
popalogs."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

llsgs ! q l,alA A. lhs ssl.sa n A.sk a
NJ ht,s shk HfA sH.as A. 4 ks,sg
apm llaisaAala W, kAi lAsh Alsk NeW
~ ssiglsA ~ W a.'las essss 4 esAla
~ ~ ~ = ,ltl.4 E,l' .as. y,
~ tstl'k j. NM sp'' :
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

fiE 4, ). BINI.-fhe trustees Of tho
Uaited States Bank announces that no oclaims
against that Institution will be received after
the 10th Of April next aud they viii then
proceed " make a final dividend 10 the cIe'
lit0rS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

istl lsls "a y sssslss shlslss, a.
ls,gs y A,lsss,slsll, Y So. klwu, t,ss X
~ ltiq " " yssllsi ~ ~ fts 81
~ fAtt ftt NN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
kkeet 4oe.g.
SONG OF FA' .E..
MRS. NOODLE.

MRS. NOODLE.
Nay frail houst o. slay
thou soon NUT lie;
shy wings--est.,
Immortality;
l1ds more bright
ing thy fight.
crown and robe flight.
list false hops, a. dust
As the morning tif;
eonfdipg trust
slight as air
r& flowers that wavi
above the grave,
cheer. without the poSl TO save.
of earth vain joys ,'carth,
Mandy your foundations lm;
l{prtals overrate your wo,h
Sought through life Gag ~.
Zoo soon we know
1f.teare must now.-
4still allied Il woe.
: fond huns, love!
Pworshipped Q. y shrine
tpt the saints al.Ivs,
Re,n'd thy pow r Irvine.
hat light,
fright,
q set 10 night.
rve Of heaven
ane 1 crcasc;
gis' n,
II 1 W.T. cease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

IVA Ayy ss,es Vss NsNla 'A@ svSslsS,
Ne Nsp pA,eAt'
IVA ~ AaN " a s'as pssV NAN
NtsA.aol<H
ss,As page NssaA \ ssssA y0s assa =
'is4f, lAlNi NoA AsAiS,
NfA4 NAtA Ae,es>s>N ssl NN tVspA'',s
ll.al,l Y ~ WA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

Aasskfs "A AAA NN$N4 ~ Va
~, "A ~ ss's ! ,ls NJ ',.. s'e, W, i
e',s M ~ \. Nfalae \
&c I'm N, y 'l,l mn Nosl N'saA y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

A PRRVociovs.- sonny, do You know
your let!ersS'
YES, sir, Two OF en-
Possible Nhat are they 2
Letter 90 and letter rip
smart boz. go 10 the Tub aud wet your
Aair. brain VI such fertility eanno. be Kept
TOO moisL'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
DgcgEtAhs skettb.
THE LOST SISTER { F WYOMING
1he captiyi;r ar ei. slooum.
DRY.

,hF'
-
Mmoa Q ,e D. autiiul
'aIIey OF J.. inva:
''oh oy to Aes and
s"fe eldon equal.
ea iery yestigc
oi tn! cru q Their
nhaoi {ttle There
sas 'at an slo.
,nn All many
,ct s;yed his
I've Ian ily from
annoy Pre t,utcher.
'd' 'he1 Children Ia
zen cal 'we'cr, was
u short bid a son,
Giles: " 1t is suppo-
.ed that sws-e OF the
Iact. de- cv hgc in
The iami 70 q neigh
Dor, whd 5ssx We ~ the In.
lans, az 2Sy3 ben. ,he other
Twelve bnh in No
vcinber ter tie bloody
nassacf - isolation.
l party sccr prowling
lround bar Fort
The { 23a grif ls,one TO
'harpJ we engaged
u lH MS, Slocum
WAS ST 'hrie from one
of the 1al5 door she behold
swart Of alping tho
ng. i igh she stag.
ycred b by he Indian,
with ~ w. ,g ealp in his
ia@Sl ii.sa Or ? e'snSsS "sniS,,S' be
,e b ln. s., with
III a piw by the arm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

,,'ls.as rfosf S'lap',
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

sJohn.e said a master 70 hls bead sppien'
tico. IA Nc was about starting GA shots JosI'
aev eyoa must occupy nay place ~AH' AH'
Na'rh.sk van. sire dsmRfely wRlisd John
sAui ll rather slesp Nlih ths eoys'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

D, s,Il9i,,sA ~ s,stgs;A g,;t& gf&st,ass A's't*
las,ato eSHsasa RiisesFS atsR Sal'ttsrS wlel
haee bsa ssteaeesSSA ~ 'Aisiien$ Sels,es q
M 9ssesl9 Ssts,f.&
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

Eli ANTHRACITE COAL.
TIE LANCASTER CoLLIEnr,
Northumberland q county. Pa,
LRE we have very extensive improve
-, and are prepared to oiler to the
superior article, particularly suited
tsciure Of Iron and making Steam.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
TELEGRAPH TO THE PACIFIC.

a bill providing for line Of telegraph to the
Pacific, has passed the L. S. Senate, aud is now
pending 10 the House. We subjoin synopsis of
it's provisions:
Section authorizes II. o. Alden and james Eddy,
and their associates, TO construct teegrap1ic line
through the public lands, from some point on the
Mississippi or Missouri Rivers to San Francisco.
Section provides that said line of telegraph shall
be constructed of durable materials with at least two
Independent conductors, thoroughly insulated and
securely placed under the surface of the earth with
testing lbcs every FIVE miles, and working stations
at distances averaging not more than 100 miles, to 60
cure the through working Of the same and for its
repair and protection. Said working stations are to
be supplied with all the requisite telegrsphic appara
tus instruments operators and men necessary to its
efficacy and reliability. The line is TO be completed
and in operation within two years after the passage
of the BILL and after the necessary state legislation to
authorize its construction in the States through which
!. may pors and when competed, II IS 10 DC kept In
operation by night as wei as by day.
Section secures 10 the Government the free uss OF
the line for official dispatches TO extent not ex-
ceeding eight thousand words per month, and the
prior use Of the line any extent, at rates to be pre-
scIibed by Congress.
Section provides that the charge for private mes
sages sha not exceed 81 for tea words and seventy
five cents for each word added.
Section provides that the line shall be forfeited
to the Government if its dispatches ere not daily for
warded.
Section provides that soon as the line is con-
peted and in successful operation, the Company, in
payment for The free and prior of the line secured
TO the Government, estimated to be worth 100000
per anrum, shall be entitled TO two millions Of acres
10 be selected in the now existing Territories, in alter
naie sections. within fifteen miles Of the line not in
GLIDING mineral lands lands reserved 70 the United
States for any purpose and 10 be 30 located a. not to
interfere with any grants of land which Congress
nav hereafter make in aid Of any railroad TO the
Pacific.
Sections and provide for the punishment OF
Iespasses On tie line and Of divulging or altering
the dispatches sent by or to the Government.
Unless some objections to this bill shall be de-
veloped which do not occur to us, after the ex-
animation we have given to it, we hope 1t will be
a1ap+sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
THE PRESENT ASPECT OF THE SLAVERY
QUESTION.
DY FREDERICK DOUGLASS.

TT FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
The above lecture was delivered last evening, in
the Tabernacle, before the New York Library Asso-
citation, to a very numerous Audience. The lecturer
said Biz address would embrace a consideration OF
the genius and history Of the Ant-Sayery movement,
by which nigh. be understood that combination OF
moral religious and political forces which has long
been and stil H. operating and cooperating for the
abe clifton Of Slavery in this country and throughout
tie world He observed, in reference to the al
legged inferiority Of tie African race in In
telect that the subject Of their Slavery
WA not 20 sbstruse az to be above tier
Standard II va. therefore, not presump'uols IN
one of that rece 70 discuss H. while the topic itseif
IVES one e that moral religious, and political Import
aLce vi ch eLt il 10 the nest attention o. every
usa. Mr. Douglas presented, in detail, the eefne''
and perseverng h6racter OF the Act. Slavery move
meut the marked effect has bad on thu public mind,
aud all il opponents and leaders, lis confessed De.r-
ing on the future OF tbs country ana inc "ofu us
date action even strangers 80 q. 70 brin< out
tie relevant opinions OF a LJu4 koesutn, asler
N-iLew and John Mitchell Hssss. Whs, Ilen;
about the prospect Of this Important inOyemeat
What result shal il s;tain! Tie lecturer then sur
viewed the history OF the movement, ani ciamso i'r
il much more ancient origin tnsn many -
il: il did lot commence With Wn. Lloyd Garrison,
10 whom all honor. Applause In iis principles
al less il is Old sr than any nslng man, Tor II comes
from God himself and has ever been garI.ered up 10
the heart Of man. nor is there wanting historic
chain Of papable efforts making the vitality OF the
sentiment. The lecturer then quoted several facts
commencing eighty years ago. when showed 'ne
Anti.ssyery feeling and effort in this country, Of
the churches, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Friends
aso Of the slsvebolders themselves sho xn Ay ms,
trs emsLcips,irg slaves by hundreds, By viii. He
referred to the subsequent falling away Of ths
churches and the conse9uey false positions IN when
the Church, in love for Goa forgot love for man. ana
the Abolitionsts in love Tor man forgot love for goa
equally serious uistakSs, because the love Of goa NV
NAN combined aopr, gives the true rule Of scnD nI
II will not DO for the Church TO ss' ~, nss
abroad, and ep,,lsye them ct home; Ana H7' Nv