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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

MARBLE WORKS.
THE undersigned would respectful announce to
the citizens of Davenport anf yici J, and 10 all
those wishing to purchase MON EN- : to the mem
ory their deceased friends, ths hey be supplied
by calling at his shop, on Mains bet en- First and
Second. west side, where he viii, tpls ed to furnish
CUT STONE of every descrtpt ,,asl ow as 1t can DC
bought in tho Western county.
Italian aud American Marb for Monun,. nts, HEA
and FOOT STONES. Also upsrior article ofFREE
STONE, &c. yely cheap. w. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport, June y, ls53-95
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16
Who wants 4 Homa]

10 ACRES ofland situated u miles north Of the city
well situated for residence or 6ardeuins; fof
price and terms apply TO McGREGoR, IAwEE 4
BLAKEMORE, NoeIA Clair Rov
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

H. KILB0URN,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
nli attend to sales Of City fropert,, Lots, Lands
arms, &C., at Auction--Oflce with Geo. T.. Niekrlls
-'ad AGENT Davenport Iowa.
-REFER TO-
CHANsxRLrN h CsA wFoap, Cleveland;
Sa>htcr tho Bauk, Akron, Ohio
~ n MrrcHELh& h Co, Ch!a,go;
W r NArHee f. Co, do
COT. wusstsa, Davenport. nov l.itf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-16

Davenport, Feb. catb. ls.1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
VALUABLE INVENTION.
TESTIMONY IN
IT'S FAVOR.
FLOUR fNsPECTORis OFFICE
PHiLAuELrHIA, Anil 20th. lrSs.

nessr. Edwin and James VI. Claik ITEM iemcn-
Uaviug carefully cttuacd The construct ion operation
md fkman.hip Of your uoel pat nied Combined
Ciindius and Boiling. Mofchaut FIGURING Milt,
the follow ing statement as the result OF my iaysssa
tion:
with tb. French Burr Mili Stone, thirty inehe. in
diameter It sruUnc unt boiled from nine To- twelve
bushels ui ~hs, per hpur making clean work, and a.
the same time turning out, single operation extra
hIuti sapefhne huuf, shorts ship sui and bran. The
extra and supefhn0 -four of excellent qualify,
and the ,eld per bushe equai TO the large ii seed
complicated mills Of modern construction. Il ec-e-
pies hut uIle be placed 10 compass II u
feet 60 engh, BY feet, which, whoa 10 running ofder
with on ths machinery ftqusr, he e4sS temuscs
transported from onc place 80 anciherhas COM
phcaied machinery shout consequently /. not liable
get Of order takes but tle power, and hp-
PEAS 10 be particularly aAaned 10 the wants Of .he
condition a. the country ~ lfes add from s che -
ness Of construction, and small amount u capital
qu-te to staf g. raridy OF grinding per hour, taken
INTO consideration, with 10 port, iy md adaptation
10 any power now Ia use, cannot but thok that rro
long wall be ,uoeosfiuilr established IN every State
the unioa II d snrs not ontrc, take the place of
the old complicated mschiasty hcrcioi1rc u..d
Yuu.s, truly, STEPHEN MILLER
Head Flour in-pector OF PhiiadephiH.
This valuthlo Mill can he seen IN upsfliiDn dai ",
al No all Arch street, next 10 tho Theatre Philado
phis from ten o'cnrk in the nfrnuon, untii twelve
o'clork aud fom two o'clock 90 tte afternoon until
four, by those wishing 30 purchase County state
rights The atcntres sfll nave many Of no val
uahs Siate, and Counitrs iur sas, aud will give al
subsection relative Co o. Those tcsifous of engaging
la This promising speculation, Will do well to coll and
see q soon, as hnndfeds ate doing daily.
The rricrs winch the Fatantecs are selling County
and states al, justify the mos. mid 10 puichasing
aud within the last few weeks. over SKY thousand
doeis worth az Paicut Rights have been sold. The
Ing this etty Tor time, nr the purpose Of sell
ing ihe euirs United staies County and States for
sale.
lry Person, writing for information must enclose
% H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
DRatbg.

la Worcester May 20th Of consumption, Luoian
Vail Abbott, Al. ID. aged 20 IesTs and dSys. Eldest
son OF nea. J. Abbott.
He met his last his only tenemy, ~ithout fear and
sl sslsep GALAXY trusting In Je,us, having, whiie IN
health, " chosen the bette paTt,n
Ia saeramen,o, April &c. ia the s9th ysaT Of his age
James Hamilton, formerly OF Tfoy, VI.
Al ThsIiofd. the I'D inst, Rev. sttPhen horse,
aged 81
Ia EIcelsoir, Minnesota Territory, April 90, amer
few houu illness, Of cholera, Mrs. Ellen D. wife Of
HenIy N. HeU,eh, and daushte, Of Hsnry 4. aud Car
olise Barnes, Of stowe, VI, aged III.
In the death oil Mrs. urrfick not only her Immediate
relatives bus the community in which shc dwct until
few mouths before Der death sustain severe ion-
And theif zrsf endeied poiglsnt BY the fact.
that she died 90 suddenly among stfsnge, with no re
Isli,s OF aeqaantauce near her but her husband TO
oihe her dyas pillow. II is gratifying. however, TO
learn that the people Of that IA OF tssioa wee not
wanting IA sympathy for the afflicted. says lady Of
taecsier who s,oos By Ms hs uleA eon.isntJ deins
hes brief iiness IN lev words Of consolation TO Mrs
Barpes-" Her d-ath h2s esst gloom over our err
the village, seias 30 sudden and uasifeetsd, sho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01

Ha,raiirH Legislature The Hawaiian
Legislature met At Honolulu on the 9Th of
April, when the House of Mobiles and the
House OF Representatives organized by the
election Of various officials. Ia the former
Prince kanehameha was called 20 the char;
in the latter G.. NJ. Robertson was chosen
Speaker. The two Houses then met at the
stone church, where his Hawaiian Majesty
favored them with a speech Like the royal
speeches Of England, there IS nothing partl-
cular in this one Of Kamehameha ~. On
the 9Th OF April both Mobiles and Ropres-
entatIves in their respective Houses agreed
upon suitable replies 10 the Kings address,
which were accordingly preserved. From
these documents we conclude that strict Ini-
Partially will be observed by the Hawaiian
government in regard TO the wars between
and among its various white allies, and that
the Kingdom of Hawai- is destined to be a
great country. In the Royal speech the fol-
lowing reference is made TO the mission OF
Chief Justice Lee to the United States.
81 have committed an important mission
TO the Hon. WIN. l.. Lee, Chancellor Of the
Kingdom and Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, and have accredited him as my En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotenti-
airy, from which mission | anticipate impor'
tant results for the benefit of you all, which
will be made known to you hereafter. In
the meanwhile recommend you TO vote such
sum as In your wisdom yon may deem
adequate for the expenses of that mission"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01

Remember Kent, Of Calais, says he is
so years old. His father died aged 90, and
his mother at ~. His brother died at "a
He has five sisters now living, whose united
ages amount to 5t2 years. The youngest
IL aged 7l,-the eldest, e5.
The Detroit Advertiser of Wednesday,
says the State Commissioners have certified
TO the completion of the Ste. Marie Ship
Canal, and have accepted the work, although
the water has not yet been let in, owing to
the frost in the banks. At least ten days
must elspse before the boats will be allowed
to pass through. Its locks are the largest
m the world, and the masonry, breakwaters,
and entertainments are said TO be permanent
ly strong. Tho largest inland lake of the
world is now open to vessels Of the At
lan,ic.
A company Of engineers had gone up to
the new city of Superior, at the extreme
west Of the lake, to work upon a railroad
from that place TO st. Paul, which is being
built by public land granted by Congress.
The State Department at Washington has
received information that the Nlcsroy Of
Egypt has adopted the project to cut through
the isthmus OF Suez, and to constitute uni
versal company for the performance Of tue
work, IN which capitalist, of all nations may
take part. The proposed canal will shorten
The commercial highway from New York 10
the lndian ocean Z, 439 leagues.
During the absence of Mrs. Day from heu
house, at Ship Cove, Newfoundland, recent,
ly, !. took FIRE, and six children persisted il
the fames.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
One Week Later from Cali
fOrnia.

The steamship George Law arrived here
Mt noon today. with California dates to the
lst inst, Sl,32iO2J in treasure, and I'll pas
scngers.
The California news is generally unimpor-
isn't
The adjournment Of the Legislature had
been postponed. Mines turning out well,
but CON scarce.
Late intelligence from Salt Lake renders
It probable that the Mormons connived at,
If they did not actually aid and abet in, the
massacre Of Captain Gunnison and party by
the Indians he New York Herald says
the Government las arrived at tins conclu-
sion from a review Of the fac:s connected
with the trial Of the murdcrors, and has
determined. II is said, 10 proslrate the power
of Brigham Young, and bring matters to an
Issue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01

Later from Ntrico We have Orizaba
(Me1icol dates 10 the 18th. Santa Anna had
reached Norealia, and The government troops
were marching upon Lamora. where a large
force Of the insurgents had succeeded IN Sc.
paTaiing Santa Annals army, which march.
cd 10 three divisions. The insurgents at
Guauaiuato had been defeated by the gov
crrmtnt cavalry.
The Texas True American Of the 18th
instant, learns that another revolution has
commenced Ia Northern Mexico. About
! 800 soldiery had crossed the river, headed
by Cara, Ex-Goycruor of Tamauipus
Cspestran, Caravajal, O'Camno and J. NJ.
Canales. They have been awaiting the ar
rival of Robes from New Orleans who was
recently banished from Mexico by Santa
Anna.
A letter from Brownsville, dated April
25th, say: 1t Is notorious fact that an
other revolution will open IN 4 few days un>
der the command of General Caravaial, and
the ball commence at Camargo. General
VOL received a despatch by courier yester-
day, saying Caravijal was opposite Camar-
go with 400 men, one half Americans but
no body believes the latter part Of the report.
The filibusteros may get some Americans 10
Join them from Corpus Christi. such as dis
charged teamsters and soldiers but none
from off this side Of the Rio Grande. The
Americans here have all seen the elephant.
Night before las, on entire company Of
soldiers deserted from Matamoras to this
side, but not one has been seen here. The
whole matter has been thus far mansged
with mastery secrecy. Heaven knows Whist
the result will be the Mexicans arc queer
geniusea IN regard 10 revolutions, notwith
standing their natural love Of the thing. Gen
VOL has thrown great many citizens in pm
son, whom he suspects Of being friendly to
the reyoutionsts'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
Meeting in regard to the Kan
sas Outrages.
ROCHESTER, Thursday, May u.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
Wholesale Prices Current.
DIR. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver
pills
by smith & Fuller.

" Are fst snprico'ding 81 other remedie, Tor
h~ef complaint, ara headache dyspepsia, &c. Below
We give the ccrihrsie Of a lady tosidiu- in our
city such eof'hcstes tho public must h,se conf
dcbca
NV Yots, August 30, 1852
do hereby comfy thsI have been afflicted with
Lssf complaint of lpag time, and never found per-
maneot relief uatii u.ci Dr.. M'Lane's Liver Pills.
By their u'c I have been completely curoi n that
dreadful 1isossc and nov take pleasure in
ing them 10 all who ne uoubled with href compliant,
sics hoadache, or d,sfepsia.
MARY NIL, Fifth avenue.
p 2. Or Mians's Celebrated Vsfniflso sud Liz
ef Pills, ran be- obtained a. any ot,hs respectable Dug
stores DO this cry.
90 pufohaseu will please be e,rcfal ask for, md
take meme bot DIR. MLane's VermifuEe. Az
othoV Ne comparatively worhlsu. 3l9~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
Jflarriagfg.

~ Berlin, May 81, ~ Rev. T.. Browa, Mr.. Wan. H.
A. Crawford, and Miss Adaline Mitchell, both Of u.
In Rutland, 2lst, hy Rev. A. Campbell, No. Hiram
T.. Briggs, OF Norihheld, and Miss Vssa A. CLARK, Of
kuta I'D
la Montpelier, at Kellogg Hotel, by Rev III Raj
lou, Mr.. Milan Mary and Miss Amena Luce both Of
Noithdeld.
In Calais, May 20, by Eidsr O. Davis, MI. Aaron J.
Brow aud Mia, susan NJ, Wood, both OF Calais.
Ia StaiToId, May 18th, BY Rev 5. Mnriin, Df L. W.
Blss OF w eel fsiree, and Miss Frances T. Dow, OF
3, raanId.
In Mont siier, May %, by Rev. Z. W. Shelton, at
lho Episc opal Church, M. George H. Hatch and Mas
Mary n. Caldwell, all of Montpelier.
IN Bedford, n. H., MAY lst., b, Rev. L. savage, MI.
Charles J. nauand, OF MonlPe her, VI, to Mas Maria
:. Metcaf, OF LowelNt.
Ia Plain6sld, May l4lh. BY Rev. A. Hitchcock, Mr.
Mara T. Bartlett aud Mlss CoTneia NJ Boulamin,
both OF MaIshheli
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
Woife's schiedaIn Aromatic
Schnapps.

rrHiS Medicinal diet atint IL manufactured by the
proprietor at Sehi-dam 10 Holland, expressly for
medicinal purposes It has heen submitted neatly
all the first Chemiss aud Physician. in the United
States, who sndope it their own signatures a.
Of ihe great essential, Of the sstsra .Bsd,ea 1t
is prescribed with great in Gravel, Gout.
Rhrumatisn, obsuuetous Of Bladder and Kidneys, and
Tor Dy,pcp.A it he, no superior in the world.
Put upin quart aud PIN bottles, snreuPed in yellow
paPei, with uy nam. he bottle, cork snd label, snd
for .ar by 4 the respectable Druggist. IN the United
states. ODoLPHO wOLFE.
l6 90 and p Beaver IT., New York
% 3nos. q South Front st, Philadclphia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
BOSTON MARKET,
For the Week ending May 10.

AsHEs.--Tho demand for Psatl. IL good, aud pric-
- are quite hfm. Sales al l6o and tending up
wards. Pots have bren IN moderate demand at
g ~ per b. eash.
CORN FXCHhNGE-Th- sales Of We,teia common
hfs nds have been At s0sl Fancy brands At $40 q
II 10 aud extra a. SIG IA. Coin he h-en "a
good demand. The sales have ranged from sl.i6 a
Lis for southern yellow, and s ,0s IL of White
Onts have hrrn arriving freely aud ptices hase
derlncd. sales at % lie per hu.
TRONfsIuNS-The urtisals OF Butter have been
moderate, nnd there fs ftncr feeling Sa.es u good
and choice at - = 25-. Ghoese4- lie.
PClhIOES-Ihc poorer qualities ia better
supply and lower. Sale. of commfn whi'cf a. 45c,
Peach blaus At go- % % and Chsnsnsoes sni Car
ter, NJ BILLS 80 per bu.
WDUis-fIoccc and Failed Wool continues IN de-
mand and susians ful prics and the finer gtades Of
EIeaea has. h.rasu. x...s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01

The Platte .4rgus published at Weston,
Mo-, in speaking Of Gov. Rceder's return to
Pennsylvania says;
The sum and substance Of the whole is,
the Governor has been defeated at his own
game. lie has been using all his power for
Kansas free Stale but has been defeated.
The lfissoridns icers too frong for his Free
Sol allies At the polls"
Since Gov Reedor has shown himself
to be the willing tool and lying mouth piece
TO the Aboliiionsts since he has shown
himself recreant to his government, it now
behooyes the President to remove this
partzan tool of the Abolitionists. Instead
Of driving the Pro Slavery settlers from
Kansas. we present this ultllmatum to Reed
er. Let the Mlssourians keep on the alert
II is admitted that they hare conquered Kansas
Our advice is, let them hold 1t OF die IN the
attempt
These are very important admissions
The Missourlans were successful al the polls;
the Missourlans have conquered kansas
What does that venerable iely-fsh Lewis
Cass, think of this !? Does il comfort his
psalmists age 2"
Turning to The papers Of Kansas we find
them equally employed with matters in Mis-
souri,. The editor of sheet rejoicing in
the euphonious name of Squatier Sovereign
and published at the town of Atchison, X.
T., feels much rejoiced in the result of the
Parkyille mob and desires to see the work
Of destroying presses go brayely on. lie
remarks;
snow that the work has been commenced
let the reform be carried further. All eyes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
Later from Europe.

NEw YoRk, May 30.
The steamship Pacific arrived here this
morning at 3 O'Clock, unannounced owing to
dense fog or smoke in the harbor. Her news
is to the 10Th inst. The seige of Sebasto-
pol up to MAY 10Th remained almost I'M
changed. An expedition of l5,OOO Allies
had embarked at Kamiesch and put to sea In
the direction of Azof but returned without
landing No details known. Omar Pacha's
force has returned to Eupatora. Large al
lied reinforcements were expected within
ten days.
Pianuri was executed.
Russia notifies the German state govern
ments that the Gar will only hold the two
first guarantees on condition of the perfect
neutrality of Germany. France and Eng.
land have presented an ultimatum which
Sweden seems inclined to reject
Gen. Canrobert has resigned, nominnlly
from in health, and is succeeded by Gen.
Pelissier.
A new manifesto from the Car orders an
other levy Of IL men in every thousand IN
the Western Provinces TO be completed by
the end of July reconnaissance had as
ceriained that the Russians have $4,000 men
at Saki, near Eupatoria.
Indications of more intimate relation
ship between Austria and Prussia are nppar-
ent, and an armed neutrality becoming more
and more probable. A dispatch from Gen.
Canrobert dated April 26th says, I" We con-
time our works before the place. Various
attempts to smoke out the enemy by stink
pots have perfectly succeeded. Our troops
continue in excellent spirits and are full OF
ardor."
Tiennd, Friday Ere.-Things have I'M
dergone a change. New Austrian PROPOSE
iions we're yesterday forwarded to London
and Paris. It is said Austria will give her
material support TO the Western Powers
should they accept aud Rnssia rejected her
propositions.
Tiemna, Nay l7.-There is heavy firing
every night at Sebasiopol. The cholera
had almost disappeared.
Berlin, Friday. co. Eight Russian merchant
men have been captured Off Danamundc.
LONDON, Saturday, The rumors OF dis
senlions in the cabinet gain ground. LORD
John Russell is said TO be the impracticable
subject
Flour and corn advanced one to two shill
ings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
TO THE PATRONS or
Perham's Third Gift Enterprise.

At meeting OF the Committee Of Shareholder Of
Perham's Gin Enterprise, held al the academy Hail,
Btoldway, on "Wednesday Evening, April 70 a, 1853,
the folio wiug preamble ana resolutions ware adopted
and ordered TO be published;
Hhsreas in view of the fact that several pfises
have siaIied and carried with a seeming posi-
tive purpose Of deirl udiug those who could be per-
suadod TO purchase tickets theTein and sueh fraudu
lent proceedings have eKerted an Injurious ianuenee
10 The sale Of tickets IN the enterprise Of Mr. Pefhsm
hnd wheTeas is oeemed ssshtial that all the tickets
should be Disposed Of before The distribution Iskes
place be IL therefore
Rssolpsd, That in order allow time for that PUT
pose, the distribution be postponed until the 5h of
July, such place as NAV hefoansr be determnd on
Rssolrss, That tue COMMITTEES have und ninl,hed
confidence IN tho integrity Mr.. Ps,ham, aod 10 bis
disposition TO conform TO al his Published promises to
his PATROLS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01

tho Gfst death In tho vicinity" Eteei'iot IL small
town on lake hinnetouks, twenty miles west Of 81.
Authunys Falis, AZ the very verge uf CIVILIZATION.
They had affi.ed there only the day Previous to her
death, Intending TO make ttceisof Their tutufe home
She vas well a. ufuui II the time pf their afriral,
though II 10 srnish. ndod that she had contacted the
disease on board the boat that catfsd them ~ the
Mitsssppi. She igrd Vcfs suddenly With vonn-
ting aud, although she had the best Ut medical care
daring the fc~ houfs she survived relief could be
afforded her
Mis-. Herriok was lady of exemplary Christipn char
acter, and aiei shs appraised by her husband aud
the physician that she could live but short time, she
expressed the utmost Resignation. She said,-' Teh
my lthcf and mother, aud brothers and sister, 10 be
good Christians - and 10 her hushand,-"t want you
to live IN the tear u the Lord, and he tnd to every
bod '. - ChroRiele.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01

all imploring her to end the struggle
&" Hasten, Madame, hasten; see, your Mi
nistcrs are tired of waitin"-the Ministers
entered, accompanied by the officers Of the
Cortes, one of the Ministers placed pen in
her hand. and the law was sanctioned -
Such is Spain now.-Bosion .1ids.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District Of Randolph -. court Tor the d.l'el VI
Randolph,
Two all poison. concerned 10 the Estate of Elirsbsth
Wonhon, iats Of Orange, In said Distinct, Greet
Jog.
Where's, h. w. Bartholomew, mini,tfator ofths
Estate OF said deceased, has made application TO this
Cont to IA all Of the Real Estate Of said deceased,
and that the SANE 10 necessary i the pay
the debts ard charges ssainst said Estate, and
for the inls rest of said Esate-
Therefore sou are notihed 10 aPfesf ssssloa OF
said court 60 be held al the RegstoTs Office in Wash
inrion in said District Monday The llth dag Of June
1855, at 10 O'Clock A. a. aud show cause II any you
hav why License should not be granted as Aforesaid
And this oidsI shall be published three wseks sue
esssssly 10 the veiinont Waterman aud stats Jour.
nal. pIiatsd at Montpelier ia this Stale the last Of
whieh publication shs be before the Ssy assigned TOT
beafing a. afofssad.
Dated at arlington, ia said District, this 2is, dsy
~ Ofdsr n Cousi,
Attssi, II. A. MniIE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
NOW SEE HERE
READ THIS OLD AND YOUNG

DROF. WOODS HiIR REsTORATfYEs will re-
1 store graz Hair 90 original color permanently ;
made grow upon h'ld heads remove Az oiniiuf -
aing, destroy al diseases Of the scalp aad Il used
ssy onro twice ~sek regularly will prevent the
hair ion becoming gray fitting to sny initgin. bio
.so. Head The foiluv iug testimuuiAis, Hui defy
you TO dssot, (Ssys ns Harfsig -hagaiirs}
Success TO the Esuiu. hose tonic, We say,
Turns back to d, color the hair that was gray.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01

Mr. Park, proprietor Of the press destroy
ed by the Missouri Parkvillains, has com.
menced suit against the rioters The sub
ject will be brought before the Missouri Lit
gislalure, at the earlist moment.
The Washington Union announces tn
the Island Of Cuba is soon to be relieve
lion the state Of siege.