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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
THE CAL E Do WAN.

Harvev, of Stanstead, C.E.
In Lyndon, Jan. by Rev. II. T. Jones. Mr. Sam
uel G. Babcock, of Concord, and Miss Adelia 5.
Brown, of Alto, Wisconsin.
In rh;s town. Jan /, by Rev. Mr. House, Mr. Na:h-
anic! Dagrett. and Mss Hannah I. Brown, beth Of
lrasburch.
In New York, Jan. !, by Rev. DR.. Cheever. N,
Zidoc NJ Bacon, and Miss Emile A. Richardson
both of Boston.
IN Greensborough, Dec. %, Mr. George Smith
Of TariffyiIle. Conn and Miss Agnes NJ. Smith, of
tirecnsborouGh.
In Boston, Dec. q. MrJ. r.. Walcott, of Boston
and Miss Eliza +. Edwards, oF Walden. VT
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Dress-Making.

MRS. III Mt. first door south Of the Academy.
W tenders her services To the Ladies If St Johns
bury and vicinity. and respectfully solici,> snare
of their patronage III the line of
CLOAK. MANTIILA anI DRESS-N MAKING
Her cXner;enc" in .hc city and her :.cilit:e. fr
obtaining the l,i,st fashions from New York and
Boston. She truss will enable her 70 give entire sat
isfactcn to her patrons.
As She receives tie --latest fashions direct from "
ork on the first Of every month She i prepared u
furnish PATTERNS of the latest style a: >:.or. no
tice and moderate prices.
Cutting and FITTING As usual
St Ju!ill>h,lrv Jan Isa5 e1Otf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

PRECAUTIONARY kET- December %
A. knark"' 80 beet cattle, l"Uo >:or,- pair,
work inr "Xc" g.! COWS and calves 5000 sheer, AID
lambs. 20 swine
rEICl>.-lcci Ca.tlc--Extrn 81 Is. Juatv.S:
Il quality =: 81 do 'a': orlnarv5;aG.
Hides. 5a6: tallow. iasi rclt> loa75: calf ku>,
l2r per IL.
YEA calves. 4:a6
S.orcS-lcarlins-. $, 10: two Years old, l,a2l:
three wears DID, 2il:,c
Working OXcn-S?5. 100. l2oal35
Cows and Calvc>-S20 - % Is SLATE
Sheep and Lanb,-EXtra, Stat: hv lot, ST. ,.
2sa3.
Swine-WholcSale 4!a5; Oh HOGS 5a'i; Retail!
a.
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THE LADIE !!

Il that is truly beautiful Therefore the la.I es
requested to call and examine the Mezzotint
Sta,nivrc> at The s.. ,Iohnsburv Daguerrean Gal
lerv.
r.S. Tie gentlemen NAY cal! also, Il they can
G. permission from tie laies
Nov. l.. 1914. COST
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\ IL persons who have unsettled accounts with
!NJoiN H. PADDOCK. are requested 90 Arrange
the same at once
RUSSELL HALLETT Assignee.
st Johnsburv. Jan. !. IS:.5. 9ln.f
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At Home. To Farmers
House for Sale.

V1NliE subscriber having ,ct the State. will sell /: !,
i holi~c al -. ln:.>.l;rv, situated ol Chcrr,
street. 2i door from Eastern Avc:lrr
he i" contains acre Of land. al.l The house is
entirely new, finished IN ti:e hc>: we and mnn,,,
a:'d is Oh" o. the mos: c:-aI: situation, il III.
place.
or particulars. enquire 81 Earrcn M..ll..r. <.
lalil>"Ery, CT o! Ike >utcci; al Concord. y H.
Il. =. CtMMi\.sS
Nov l, l>oi. .al.i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CONMISS IONERS' NOTICE.
NAE TIE subscribers. being appointed by the
w Probate court. for TIE district Of E.~cX
commissioners Il receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands oi all persons against TIE e.
tall. Of Gc"rrc Carpenter, late If Cuilrnr ia said
district, deceased. and the claims of the deceased
exhibited in offset thereto. hereby rive notice tina,
>X months from the 18th dav of December A. d.
lNi allowed for the creditors lrc~., their
claims I" said COMM ->i"ncr>, for examination and
allowance. and ;lat " Ill Meet for that pl!I1m-t
NJ Tie dwelling house Of IIUl.lah L. Carirntcr in
Concord. en the 2+'h day of February A. u. $3.50,
and tie 9th day Of June A. H.. I>:,i at O'Clock
III the afternoon each o.! s,i(i days.
JAMES JUSIIN
JENISoX CAEEurH, Commissioners.
Concord, Jan. |, ls,j. 910w3
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j}!nrrIugr5.

II Newp5.. Jan. l. ~ Rev Moss EooiAson. Nj
George l.. K.t' c; this Z I'll, ana Mis- E.sota =.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

PULMONARY CONSI MiiION has until with
III few Wears been generally considered lnC ur:l,ie
although medical men OF the higIlrS. stand
inc. among whom We might mention I;i,ur;.c and
III. tric Havle-hoth distinguished! authors I!i..it
that thA much dreaded Ill c;i-c MAY CURED. g.
ven III ~ advanced STAGES. Wlcu the lungs are .,f
completely d!>nrgHnizc,i. The remedy which We
now oilcr. WI>rAE's HALS>M OF WILD CuIEEy
not only ciiIcarc~ from regular ply ician but has
been we'll tested In all conn plant, Tor which i, is
recommended. 4 physician IN Name says:
Il have recommended the Use Of Dir. Wistar'
l'ai>am OF " lid Cherry for diseases of the lunr~f
two wears past. and many bottles 10 my know ledge
have been u~ed by my patients. AL with beneficial
results In two cases where il tlou@lIt con
inci consumption adtaAcn place, thew Id Cher
~ effected Il cure
From the Boston Daily Bee March 2e, 1s49
CURE lorEt"roH. Are vou afflicted with this
Is I" procure Il bottle Of Dr. Wi>tar> Wild Cherry
Gal>ain to ensure this. 1t seldom fails When taken,
in to effect cure. and always relieves even
the worst cases Of diseased lungs. Many physicians
recommend il I" their patients. and speak of in
Tie highest terms III letter. 20 the proprietor, citing
cases OF where other means had i:i.ic For
sale at Wholesale by Seth W. Fuwic I5> Washing
ton -. Boston.
None is genuine unlcs, signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
AoENrS.-J. c. Bingham. ST .Iohn~lurv: JOIN
Bacon. st. John~burv Center; Vim. Mc'iailey I.vn
don Corner j. Il. Haadc x Co.: I.v;.ion Centre:
lliil X Flanders. Shecl! ). 5. blanchard. Glover:
\. {. Robinson Barton: Geo. CoWic>. kvcgatc: b.
+. Weeks, Peaciam: Vail. Dcmine < Co.. Danvillc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans papers of Dec. 90, con
tain news from the city Of Mexico 70 Dec. -
and Vera Cruz, Dec. 2lst.
santa Anna is represented to be in nrea.
need OF money. and willing TO make immense
discounts to obtain Immediately the $4,000
200 to DE paid by the United States under
the "adSden treaty. \ Mexican banker i
to proceed to Washington to NEGOTIATE its i'm
med'ate payment. and it it is sad will even
resort to brides, if Necessary. 10 accomplish
his purpose. '''
The late reelection Of Santa Anna vas j.,
stupcndous farce. In Vera Cruz. NUMBERING
ABOUT 5000 souls. of whom 1900 arr, ,or,iru.
YRS anu about $500 women and Children
'-yo votes were polled Similar curious re-.
s"..s are noticed elsewhere.
"o'ernment is said to have r,a,,,. Eorr,I
-" ""1 without governmental restrictions. to
WI y: H. Moore. Of Ohio. for the con>,ruc-
,,o' OF ra!foad irom tie R.o G,orGe 10 ,ns
Pacific. ''"''''7 - Wv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

THAT SrANDAKD MEDICINAL ARTICLE. the VEG
ETAELE PULMONARY BAL>iM. for CouqhS. CohlS and
Consumption. is recommended and used bv many
physicians. We have Ting used il in families.
and rccornlncnde! il toocr> with benefit. II needs
no other Recommendation than that il i often
coHnter;ctel. Amherst Cabinet.
For sale in St. ,iohlshury b. ii. +. hOYT and
J. e. BINGHAM.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
GENTiENEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,

)" to lioct>. Assorted; loi al; Shirts a,3d Drawer,
~ 10 100 cts. Inc Slir; ,c.. i:,.,ol,:- ,t ,l,,
l.! 20 80 c:S. Fine linen l.,--oII>
> 10 Il c:-. 10 ia Collars
- I" 100 CT. Stocks and Cr:;va.S.
=, t" IT," CT. Silk Iockc: IIlrikcrch;c:.
10 TO so c;~. Supporters.
81 to 300 Ct>. Umbrellas
. 70 Il Cts. Tooth brushes
to loo cts. Hair i;rr>ic, Together with c~ca.
yarctyof Fame! Goods, 10 he closed III, chez.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

Fine Pocket ald Tale C'iiI'rv: E~--r>. .i,.r ii:'
ci Tea SEES: Ca>;orS: Frni. .,a>he.~; silver :.si
silver l;,,c,, Cu,,s: I:ri:ai.ia War: r.t. Ml,.
lair ;r,'i AM shaw: = i;I1-ii: !',r.i:inc:i. .:f
Ok: E";ru,: ri;i;,i;"~: N"r 4. W.: >i:.s :.
AMI ;cv SoA: Toys q, III L;f:- -. ,:c 90 :i.-
,cc.ll,r viii tie ler,,..t y ] L.; .tnch ii
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sag learn from very GOOD authority that
the fundamental article OF the Hawaiian an
nexation treaty provides for the immediate
admission Of the Islands into this I'non a.
an Independent and sovereign State They
are to be represented, Of course. in the nrxt
Congress, by two Senators. TOr. .IojW. fon-
mcrce.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

IAN l.. h"ur;.t i; Il" LOWEST "E!rrS. : =.
~ the wci k:i":,n 'li,-l..i...>'' liz. - -
Purchase q; !; yo.!l l':,.i'.. >.'.v:. :,i fred
!it.AEl II IiitlNr
Concord. Nv l.. ia ..r;,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06
Ready Made thiEiHs e I'LL Kinds,

and IL :.'v quantity. cit,cri s:rrc .ari:,i, ~
case. 4: tie i,y-">, l.:,, k. 49, ,~n: 1.>;t
81 Gems
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-14

A number of bills were read third time and or
dered to be engrossed. -
The cngrossed resolution from the Commons re-
appointing the present Commissioners of the Insane
Asylum, read the third time and orderedto De
enrolled.
Mr. Fisher, from the committee on internal i'm
provements submitted detailed report on the sub
ject, which was ordered to be printed:
By unanimous consent Mr.. Graham introduced
bill in regard to the North Carolina Central Gold
and Copper Mining Company. Read and engrossed
The engrossed bill to improve the road from John
Kenedy's to the top of the Blue Ridge-the bill to
amend the charter of the town of Charlotte and the
resolution in favor of N. w. Woodfin read a
third time and ordered to be enrolled
A message from the Commons informing that they
have passed the engrossed bills increasing the saa-
ries of certain public officers, with amendments III
which they ask the concurrence of the Senate. The
Senate agreed, and the House was informed thereof
The bill heretofore introduced by Mr.. Haughton
supplemental to the Revenue bill of the present SEES
sion, was read third time and ordered to- 5be en-
crossed.
Mr. Coleman, with leave introduced a resolution
in favor of George Young. Read three times, and
ordered to be engrossed.
The engrossed bill for appointing commissioners
to Law off public road from the turnpike line to the
county line of Mcdowell was read the third time
and ordered to be enrolled.
The resolutions concerning the Marine Hospital
were taken up, amended, and read three times and
ordered to be engrosscd.
The resolution repeal the act authorizing Josiah
o. Watson to construct dam Ncusc river was
read a third time and ordered to be enrolled.
Mr.. Haughton moved that the joint resolution for
adourning the two Houses, sine die on Wednesday
next be rescinded. After some debate, the motion
was lost, yeas Is, nays 81.
The Senate then took up the resolution concern
ing the Farmers Bank; pending the consideration
of which, the Senate took recess until three
o'clock.
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NIGHT SESSION.

The following engrossed bills from the Senate were
read the first time, and the rules being suspended,
were read the second and third times and passed:
a bill to increase the pay of jurors in the coun-
ties of New Hanover, Brunswick Pasquotank, Rowan
and Cleaveland
y bill to pay tails jurors in the county of Warren
was amended and made general law, and such
passed its third reading.
A bill to authorize the erection of toll bridge
over the River Neuse.
a message received from the Senate propos
ing to raise joint select committee to consider the
proprety of resembling the resolution appointing
Wednesday next for adjourning sine die which was
concurred in. Yeas 81, Nays So.
4 bill to prohibit the sale of spirituous liquors
near Richards Academy Onslow county.
bill supplemental 20 the act incorporating the
Wilmington and Charlotte Railroad Company.
A bill to incorporate the Greensboro mining and
manufacturing company.
A bill to incorporate Mcdowell and Yancy turn
pike company
A bill to incorporate the Virginia and North Car
DINA Agricultural Society was indefinitely postponed.
The House sat to late hour and passed number
of private bills.
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Traislaturf If Nurtb Gurulillu.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, Feb. 8, 1856.
On motion, leave of absence was granted to Mr..
Walker from and after Tuesday, and Mr. Mcdowell
from and after Monday next.
Mr. Fisher from the committee on internal I'M
provements, and Mr.. Boyd from the committee on
propositions and grievances, made sundry reports,
which were appropriately disposed of
The bill to incorporate the Moore and Montgome-
ry plank road company taken up on its third
reading and rejected, yeas II, nays 90
Messrs Hoke and Haughton, from the Judiciary
committee, made sundry reports, which were appro-
priatcly disposed of.
A message from the Commons stating that they
insist on their amendment to the bill for the compile
ton of the North Carolina Railroad making an APP
preparation for the improvement of Tar River. The
Senate, on Mr. Glmer's notion receded from its dis
agreement to said amendment, yeas y nays IA:
The Senate now resumed the consideration OF the
unfinished business of yesterday being the engross
ed bill concerning the Revenue of the State. On
motion the Senate struck out, by yeas 80 nays 10,
so much of the 18th section imposes tax on dis
tiers of turpentine. On motion, the Speaker was
allowed to record his vote in the affirmative
The bill was further debated and amended, until
the hour of recess.
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SEN ATE

SATURDAY Feb 10, 1855.
Mr.. Boyd from the committee propositions and
grievances made reports, which were appropriately
disposed Of
A numbers of bill were read the third time and
ordered to be engrossed.
Mr.. Biggs introduced bill in relation to the Su-
perior Court of Tyrre. Read three times and
dered to be engrossed.
The Resolution directing the Attorney General to
institute legal proceedings against the Farmers
Bank, Elizabeth City, was taken up on its second
reading. Mr. Haughton moved that said resolution
be laid upon the table, which motion prevailed, yeas
q, nays II.
Mr.. Hoke from the committee on the judiciary,
made several reports, which appropriately dis
posed of
The bill to alter the line between Buncombe and
Madison was read the second time and rejected.
The Senate now took up for consideration the
crossed bill from the Commons concerning the
enuc of the State, on its third reading. On motion,
by Mr.. Haughton, the amendments made to the bill
on its second reading in the Senate, severaly
stricken out, and the bill restored to the original
shape in which it passed the Commons. The bill
then passed its third reading and ordered to be
enrolled, yeas 26, nays 15
The bill to extend the corporate limits of the City
of Raleigh was read the second time and laid on the
table.
The resolution in favor of Abner Walker-the res
olution in favor of w. Ii. Winder-and the bill to
incorporate the Wilmington Savings Institute
read the third time and ordered to be enrolled
The Senate took recess till three o'clock
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SENATE.

MONDAY, Feo IL, 1900.
MIR. Biggs, resolution concerning the act eoncer-
ming Revenue. Provides for printing and sending
out at once the Revenue Law TO the various Counties
for the use of the Courts, &c.I
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NIGuT Session.

\ message received from the Senate disagree
ing to certain amendments made by the House to !,
bill concerning the Literary Board. On motion of
Mr. I. II. Williams, the House reccded from the
amendment
A message was received from the Senate concur
ring in the amendment to the Western and North
Carolina Railroad bill appropriating $4,000 to the
Improvement of Tar river.
The following engrosscd bills from the Senate were
read the first time and the rules being suspended
were read the second and third times and posed:
4 bill incorporating the town of Whitehal;
A resolution authorsing $1,000 to be expended in
purchasing furniture for the Executive Mansion.
bill concerning the county seat of Madison
laid the table until tomorrow night.
a bill concerning Public Printing which, after
discussion, passed
Several other bills of public interest
passed.
morning.
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EVENING SESSION.


The resolution directing the Public Treasurer not
to receive small notes of Banks and the bill to in
corporate the Union Bank were laid on the table.
The bill to limit the term of Chairman of Common
Schools postponed till the 4th day of July next.
: The bill to authorize the Public Treasurer of this
State to endorse the bonds of the Neuse river navi
cation company read the second time and on
motion of Mr.. Speight indefinitely postponed
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
sr,ue, 20 Tsi, Cores ponden,

A lady asks us whether we think an action
N breach Of promise OF marriage can be
Sastained against the writer OF the following
kerse:
s.Anceu beneath whose folded wing
NJ soai would rest,
Bs mine, for 10. I've bought the riEs,
Aud all the resi-
or those hsase treasures and ctc.teras.
1 Which every one who tiies hts state 10 better
has"
We doubt the success Of an action for
breach OF promise OF marriage; but
llnore garing ease of "breach OF promise
bfpoe,ry," never came under our obserya'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

BARyCM IN THE CARS w IND r'tand
mat Ahen Mr.. Barnum lett this city, week
or two nro, il was in the cars on the l. tile
Mani Railroad. On his way to Columbus
ms peculiar genius broke out. He spoke
Of his knowledge of legerdemain and slight
o'hand TO some of tn passengers near him,
one OF whom was particularly overcome
|ish the old trick of placing quarter of
collar on your knee, and placing card
over the coin, and then lifting the card up
and finding the coin missing. The excited
young man said he would give FIVE dollars
10 know how to do that smart thing. Bar
nun said he would show him for that sum,
ana accordingly he instructed the excited
Young man into the mysteries Of the "card
.Fick'" and pocketed the FIVE dollars for his
tuition. We have this story from a gentle
man OF unquestionable veracity who was in
me cars and saw the whole thing. including
b "a pocketing the money.-Cincinnati
Gazette.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

HEAVY HoGs.-We were yesterday
snown the weight of lot Of six hogs,
fought by Messrs. Dunsmore e. Chambers
ao rev weeks ago. They averaged 5la
pounds.-Muscatiae Jour.
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sargsnt's First Class Standard Read

Sargsnt's First Class Standard Reader.
NIlTCHELLS Biographies,
vi Smiths Gcogr and tias Revised Editi II,
Smiths illustrated Astronomy
Perkins Elementary Arithmetic,
Higher Arithmetic.
Cripendcn's Donb.e Entry Book coping,
Fulton x Eastmah Double n Sil vie do
Dit, Book kccp ring. Blanks all forms.
Payson Il Durion's Cops Books, with engraved
copies.
For Sac by
W. II. HOLMES & CO.
No. ! Le Claire Block.
Davenport, Jan. god. 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

=, is affirmed by scientific entemen that
Inc pressure Of the times if it could be used
"s propelling power, would force a vessel
'''ess the Atlantic in twenty-feur honrs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
A CARD.
1AnY,A COLLEGE.

LAOY'S COLLEuk.
IN presenting this notice to ihe pnhie the suoscri'
l h.r wishes To inf thsm that his sshoo VIII De
), enc C,r t. reception of stu dents ON "Wednesday.
ne I'd II May neat. He proposes l" give c,assica
.da, .ton IT, all who may wish to favor nm WIN .ne
,u,r nunrc and confidence. He also will add Nor
na ,iepa ut to qualify young ladies' Tor teachlhg
IN the various grades of schools IN oar country rom
the Co ey.. ,wn 10 thu common district sehoo. IN
the PRIMARY department he VIII adt al VINO "'o o
sir us Of enir wing its benefits
The course of instru ction will be thorough and COM
lete and at the saie time very DISCRIMINATING aiiu
select avoiding everything Of an entire'y use ess
and substituting those hranthes "hose teh
dcncy to give sigor and eastcit! 10 the !ou'n'u
The manner of teaching will be the most approved
and Improved knownin our country or Europe giving
the pupi the full understanding of her s9oect "hie
it is presented by the teacher Ia s'.ic eh''et "
Ills FIRST aim will be to secure to his snpils hea n
and a vigorous constitution. without wh'ch an ms "a
forts would be useless. $3.50,
character as ba is OF all his hopes rs without weh
30 suerstrncturc stand the test oil future '"is
And thirdly his object will be to give to each indi-
yidua that kina of practical training heF haturai s''
and future prospects shall Indicate.
And fourihy 10 train the min 10 fraete!.i renee
tons and useful deductions from every day oesef
walton. c,..,;a,.
And lastly 10 infise a spirit of praetiea Christian
Ihrncyolence into the mind of every one however
Young, as a lovely and instructive principle rom
which shall flow, as from pure ana Clear iouhIs"'
My arrangements are on the most ample ana grano
scale adapted TO fully carry out the above programme
TO the letter and spirit in all their variety anu extent
The building, which is new and conmoa!ons, WI,
be prepared to make all its inmates comoraoe ana
happy ltstends upon an eninence oil easy anu
surmounted by a promenade from which scene Is
to view qualled in our country for rich
ness. beauty or grandeur.
1t islocated in one of the most healthy ana saiuori
Gus towns in the United States, whose advantages 81
location as 10 approach all that could be asked OF
desired and It's business advantages second 70 none
in The Mi.sissppi valley My arrangements for
.eachers ARE such that all will beindividnay watched
and cared for.
Those wishing further information can address the
pronyietor AT davenport Iowa. who will be happy al
ali time. to give all requredinformation. circular
and further notice will be given in due time:
49, r. II. CODDING,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Mr.. 7 II. CoDDINa, prncipals
MRS NJ. A. Comma.
Davcpnort Iowa. Dec. %. 1854 d&wtf.
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METROPOLITAN FIRE d MARINE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.

Cp,rYv.rp C.rrrAI S50O.OG8
,t..u .r,r.Ip.,p S.OO.taG
A, AILAsLx ASSETS APPLICABLE ouTsrASpIkG RISKS
&4sO,asl
p W Ta.yre Ce-y IrTurE MoNsos Prest.
This Company organized under the stringent laws OF
Massachusetts. ha. established an Agency ut Daven-
port and will issue policies against Fire or Marine
loss on as orablc terms any other responsible NJ
,,itution Of the kind No dividends viii he paid 10
s,ockholiers till the Capital rcache. half mi lion by
the accumulation Of profits. Losses prompt! adjusted
and paid at this Agency.
References,
Messrs. Thayer. Bankers, Boston. essrs Doan hIhg
s Co, 81. Louis. ]. NJ. Beebe Morgan d Co, Boston,
Rhodes Pegram d Co., ST. Louis. blanchard Converse
* Co.. Boston, John Lavender. ESQ.,, 81. LOUIS
aessrs. J. p. Chaplin & Co., Chicago,
Ramsey. h o. & Co. =
J. 1t. Dunham n Co,
F. | Tingham. Esq, Cashier Marine Bank .
Apply at the Banking House OF MeGresor. Lawes,S
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Sept u 1884.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

4, eastern mail, more remarkable for it's
). ,h,n the recent date Of its news, arriv-
be 70 Yesterday. 1t brought US about a
..hel Of letters, papers. books, documents
II to crown all, bag o! peas!