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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
From Kansas.

We learn from the Chicago pspers, that
Mr.. n. w. DELAHAY, late editor of the
Territorial Register at Lesvenwor,h. was in
the former city or Saturday last. Oh his way
70 Washington, with the Free Constitu-
ton lately adopted BY the people Of Kansas.
N. D. gives quite an encouraging account
ofthe affairs OF Kansas generally, and con-
firms the account. of the embittered snmi.
y with which Wilson Shannon is regarded
by the "ru6ians." In the first heat Of their
anger and disappointment at being compell-
ed to retrestso ignominiously, they threat
snss to hang his ExcelIency, and so GER
tain was that parsonage that they would
sarry their threats into execution If they
caught him, that be exercised remarkable
discretion in keeping out Of their way. We
are rsther pleased than otherwise tina, such
treatment is the product of Mr.. Shannon's
last political investment. It may serve as
warning TO other persons possessed of
similar principles that such sub.erviency
- bis does not pay.
We copy from one OF the Chicago pa.
pers, the following information communities
ted BY Mr.. Delahsy:-
"Shor,ly before leaving Kansas, Mr..
Delshsy paid visit to lawrence, which he
found in the best possible state of defence,
or IN condition to be made so on yery
short notice. With the exception OF Col.
Lane, lie defenders have had no regular
military training. yet its Notifications ouId
do no dscrsdit to the best scientific enpi-
nser. The women are heroines worthy OF
their valiant bus bends, and can handle
Shapes rife 10 q charm. Mr.. Delahay
said he considered himself pretty fair shot,
but almost any Of them could beat him in
sharpshooting, putting bullet in the bulls
eye Of the target, or ringing small bell at
long distance a. almost any fire. With
such heroines to inspire and aid such he
roes ~ the men of Lawrence have proved
themselves TO be, and 4 similar spirit
throughout the people at large, Mr.. Della
nays confidence that Kansas 10 bound to
become a free State, seems to be pretty well
founded"
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled claims for Losses and not due el76,0e2 ~
Inc htna insurance Company presents Its patrons
mo very satisfactory condition. OF large incTes Sc In
Cash Asse, for the further security OF their policies
aiioar nvestme ntsocins placedst the ark mum
dard Of zane. They are either prime dividend pay
ing stocks, good, liable and clean nvestme ns
yieidlpE moderate interest and income. The stand
ard basis on which heiAssets have been valued be-
ing Gold az Istsren. Besides this solidity The Com
pany calls attention TO the strength and security y
derives from its combined system OF Agencies thro'
us agents having the means Of presenting united
phaianx OF e1Psrieaess Usdsr1rifers, which has
worked for Thirty seven years, tho happies results
10 stock holders sRd claimants for lossessnd ena.
bes II TO enter the year 1856 With greater prestige
of future usefulness than has yet been reached by
really national Insurance Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch and fidelity
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, SAsrsT.
Jan. 81, d-ys
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II CARD.

by the liberal patronage extended
r to me By the citizens of Davenport since com
me ucins business in the cit, desire to return TO
them one and all my siacers tAankS lind 6ekneEY-
sigfments. trusting by careful attention TO their
wishes and tastes aud BY fair sad konorab!s dfans
% merit their Kind fsvors and confidence. hnowing
the desire and want en- the part OF the LADIES Tor
goods OF me best sfglss cvd epaiitisg, shall en-
1eavor the coming spring to offer for their inspection
better assortment and class OF rfeA and tns geols,
thar has he retofore been brought TO the west
In order TO make room and be prepared Tor Inc
spring trade shall from this date oner my goods al
sIfrsasiy Lon prices. and people may srpfetand oSi
Ms good bargains rs can be obtained IN any chhAf
house In the city. Respectfully,
H. 4. WADSWoRTH,
Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No. o Ma
81 ha,vaen Front 81 second Jan II
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

HAETi.-The latest Intelligence from
hayt confirms the accounts before received,
that Souloque is making extensive prepsr-
tons for the conquest Of the Spanish part
The island. The Intervention OF France and
England has heretofore foiled his under.
takings for that purpose, but he believes that
he has now collected an army of sufficient
magnitude to insure success. The suppo.
silion is that the English and French will
not interfere in the present movements of
bis black majesty. and therefore the prob.
abilities are that they will be successful.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

DxAT2 OF GKoxGE CURTIs.-The New
York Times, of the 18th. announces the
death Of George Curtis, an eminent banker
Of that city, and the father of G go. w. Cur.
tic. the popular lecturer and suthor. Mr..
Curtis had gone to East Florida, with the
hope Of deriving benefit from the mild
climate Of that section Of country; but tn.
here was disappointed. and he died on the
9th inst. His son was sbou, to commence
his course Of lectures on modern English
no,slists befors the Lowell Institute in
Boston, but they wers postponed on account
Of the sad Intelligence Of his fathers death.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

Prcscotrs Philip the Second q vel.
The Ansals of San Prsancisco,
Maeaulay's History OF England, vol. q 4,
The Life OF G. oethe, Q vols.
The Song OF Hawsths.
Selections from w. s. Sander.
The Old Red Sandstone.
The Pre- Adamits Earb,
Foot PTints of the Creator.
Earth and Man.
Leaves from the Tree I.dfssyi.
Kate Weston.
Henrietta Robinson.
Henry 9Th and bis q wives.
Catharius I'd Of Russia.
Mimic Life.
Lives of Atroeious Judges.
Jackson and New Orleans.
Camp Fires Of the Red Msn.
kit kam's Adventures Jsu -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

The roof of the depo, of the Dsnylle X.
R. Company, at Richmond, Va, was crushed
in BY the weight of snow on the I2th INST,
and damage done to cars and freight to the
amount of $50 900.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
IMPORTANT MEMS TO THE LADIES!


1 AN wish I Is l.ur,hase 4 Bonnet
tcr "a. iDseiyr- ftitnds would do wcii 10 call
at tho
Paris e. New York Millinery and
Fancy Good Store,
Nhete isc! Mil find the hest sssortment and
Cheapest in the City.
Also, a Beautiful assortment OF
Childrens aud Infants White 3erino En-
broidersa Hoods and Jockey Caps,
Ladies srl Misses lerino and Silk Quilt
I'd Hoods, kibbo6s, Velvet and
Nohair Head Dresses. Large stock Of Ribbons,
Satins, Silks velvets, Flowers, Feathers, &c.
general assortment of Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods, A large assortment Of Needle
Work Collars, Under-sleeyes, Hdxfs. Embroi-
deri.s. Embroidery and Knitting Cotton,
Embr )idery silk, Linen Floss, Suk Worsted
and Linen Braids. Cord and Tassels Gilt, six
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fine and
Round Combs. Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Tapes, SC. &c.
All Of our Goods will be sold at
WHOLESALE d RETAIL.
Bery Cheap Nf the
Paris 4 New York Millinery 4 Fancy
Goods Store,
SoIn.r "a Third and Brady sts.,
Davenport. Iiee.s-l w. b. NICHOLS.
n. Is. Msrking ans stamping fer krAiding and km-
hry. derlng done TO order.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

The PRoPirs.--We see il estimated that
Bsyard Taylor will make $1,000 this sea
son BY lecturing, and that John G. SAKE
will make $4,000, ifsiskness does not break
up toe many Of his engagements.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
MARRIED.:

Al Pougkk eepsie, New York. b. Me Bev. 4.
-. NAM % Tuesday, January 18th, CHARLES
PoN Ems, ESD oi tao arm Tallman Il Powers
OF Ibis city, 10 Mjs. aaaLINE HOFFMAN, of the
former place.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
PIRS AND ROBES.

I>NERSF0pY seems TO acknowledge this IS the
IL coolest weather ever experienced in the west
aud there Is necessarily agTeat deal Of suffering
Now much Of tLis could be avoided by calling at Is
ton & Co.'S in the old Post Office Building aud buy
Ing you nice warm fur coat, fur gloves, or Fancy
Sleigh Robe or Tor The ladies nice sci of furs
Ii is unneeessaTyto say anything in this lins We are
selling at cost 10 make room rour spring stock
Call soon to provide yourscif with luxury tha
must be worn cold weather 10 be appreciated and
we qua rsBtee that prices Will be made 10 suit.
Davenport Jan IL A. ;. ALsToN a CO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
To THE LADIES OF
AOE.NEorT.

tfIss RENwiCk respectfully informs the Ladie
lyl Of davenport and vicinity that sho has moved
10 the rooms Brady ST., formerly occupied by Miss
Speariny whom she succeeded in the business OF
Millinery aud Dress Making. She has on hnndan eS
tensive stock of Embroidery and Millinery Goocs,
which she will sell st reduced prices, In der 10 make
room for her ssring stock which she ncnds shall be
extensive, cfexccient quality, and moderate.
tunl4 d,f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
TO Joinsrs and Cabinet Makers.
FOR SALE
a CHEAP HOUSE.

THE House and OF on Sixth street beiweenhsm
i AID Harrison, ~ sc $40.
Lot
On the Railroad, nd dining the Depot, 10 lease lot
ten years. 30 by $50. The very Gesl lot On Tie
Railroad. GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
corner of Main and Second Streets
Jas. I, 1856. Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
FAMILY GROCERY.

sI>HE subscriber has opened stock Of Groceries Ia
his house on Perry between Second and Third sts
which he will warrant to be Of The very best quail y,
and which he will sell as low n be purchased else
where.
GIG AIRS.
choice lot OF cigars just received and for sale low
al wholesale eud retail. L. NJ. rECh.
naxeunnKl. Dec. q. lsIi .itI
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B. & C. PARKER,

On Front Street. 8 Doors West Of Brady.
IIAVING atted un and furnished the above named
IL Saloon In good order we will spare no pains In
giving satisfaction 10 those who may favor US Sha
cali.
Choice Fruits Confectionares Nuts 6. con slant
Iy en- hand. Nov. u 1899 du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
TO TIE LADIES.

ISIS c, STAIR would respectfully nounee to
M the aides sf Davenport that she is prepar-
ed 10 all who desire services nd expe rien
c ed and practical DM ES6 MAKER
and she will learn the art ofcutting and hting
the msriyes scientific principles so that they
may require The services Of another person In
This art. All work warranted to III or no charge
For further particular, enquire OF her personally
House !ni and Iowa SIS. new white frames with
green auel Jsn. DIFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
Religious Notice,

Rev THoaA, POWELL, 81 Ms, " i'll preach every
evening thi, week O'clock, at the 81 BsrsiChurch,
corner 4th and Perry streets
Davenport, Jaa., 81, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
IN sdoTT coTHTY, iowa

The N X Secs }TBN
The n w Sec 10
In all 400 acres; situated on The Railroad mis-
from town.
Tract 2--Ths w otths s w of See i0T7oARs
4. miles from Davenport, contains go acres.
Tract 3--The n W ofsco re RS X 1881 'i~
acres 10 miles from Davenport.
Tract 5--Ths + TO the W. ofssc T'sAh
4, ~ acres miles from the city.
Tract b. he Of the n K Of Sse.i 7 7sNR
s0acres, onths Rail Road, miles from Davenport
Tract No. "a a Rno farm OF l26 acres, ~ iences
20 under cultivation. 4 miles from town, ! mhs
east OF Dubuque rosd. mile from pazeli aTm.
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
Tracts2-W. fractional OF the n. w. See. z,
81, n. h. f., II s7lOO acres, near Thoro's mills
Very low, ifapplied for soon
In Henry County, Illinois.
Tract No. 30.Sisty acres OF beautiful ishd on ths
Railroad and on Railroad street 10 Geneseo.
No. s,.-i lot on Brady st. lg2 by 30O--&yoU.
No 2sl choice lot Perry 81. cor OF 9th ,6oAi9 w.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
Valuable Real Estate
At pUpvYC EAIFi

DY virtue of an order issued out OF the Count,
l)Court In and for tie County OF Scott, stats o.
iowa, 10 me directed will offer for sale al PuDh.
cutlery, in front Of the Court House In the city oi
Daven in said county. Saturday the niah gag
Of February Rsrt, at one O'Clock +. NJ 81 said any'
the following property, 10 wits The north east quss
ter OF the south quarter of seetioneighteenis
township eighty (SJ) north of range foar % eaho1
the 5th principal erdan, In said County, ccniala
acres of tim Der land thereon, late properly OF Luke
Martin, deceased. This is II most desirable proper
W, eligbly situated place OF public business o"
the Dubuqu e road, ID miles north 81 davenport.
Terms--Ons hal In hand, remainder IN one year
with int restht ten per cent secured by Deea W
trust, DC. JOHN hoLs1,
Guardian Of James Martin and Charles Mar'lh, "'
n or children of Luke Martin, deceased.
Davenport Jan 10 1886 dts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
Swan Mills.

Swan Mills.
TERHUNE. & CIRCUIT,
lie Claire, Iowa.
WE woald inform the eilizons and trade OF SEQ u
w and adjoining counties, that we are now manu-
featuring yery superior article of Flour which We
offer at quotations in this paper, and We
Off 7 the following
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We viii deliver "rr Flour BY the 10 bbls and up
wards any " here within IS or IL miles OF our mil!
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having III the facilities Tor making Tie most mar
ketsble hour and feeling that suit both deal
err aud consumer, We respectfully soheii q lib raj
share OF public patronage.
BARCLAY, THOMPSON q CO, Agents.
Ian l3-df Davenport, Iowa
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
WE shall continue TO receive and pay out tAe
w note, of Tho above Banks (ss We have done
since their organizatonl after the l5h Inst and III
further notice. Janlsl COOK b SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

DEHSonb wishing bargains IN Town Lots will
L please sppiy 70 DAVIDSON q True,
psvsDportJsa Is SC A.C.FULT0N.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
CONDITION OF
Etna Insurance COMPANY

OF HANTFOED CONN,
January 1, 1880.
As present cd 70 its 6tockh oasrs, AID made out In
compliance with State laws Of New York, Ohio, In.
diana Illinois, &c.
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STATEMENTS:
The name ofthe Corporation IL ETNA INSl ~ :
ANCE Gov PANY, located al Hartford Conn
The Capital 10 Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
and 10 paid up.
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INV YopK consssrsHDEHcs.

p,rcys,-GoHgk-Iri.A .s,str,cess - RerSiss-
Rsil-sss .seeiassts.
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w MI ED.
A WILL improved Farm, SIX or nine miles from
~ Davenport, from 100 10 100 acres, good build
inss, orehs rd and some timber the tract.
Apply to JULIUS LYTANGk.
Jan dsn Aren't
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

Two Brick Houses Just finished, Ia EalfbpS AaaI
ton, with q number Of uniIapr.ys sd IeG. - Low tH
ees and long credits.
lnsddison 10 the above. the subJerioeI Las large
amount of upim rrosed iaRdiR Scott, Muscatne, Cita
ton, Cedar, Jones, Johnson, Iowa, Pswc saisk, Jas
per, MsrsLlul, IsnA and benton ouEties. For AM
Information respecting the foregoing property, sp!
to Gko, l.. NlLhOLLs,
Real Estate Agent,
dee a5 Garner o. Seeonc N Main streP.G
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

No. l97.-The anest Blns La ia thsCt,. a.
North aide of Sixth street west VI Doctor baI,os
upon hich Is erected Brick House and St.aa ~.
q well of good water.
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4 Ais,ls wish Is purchase 1o1l1le,
1 NJ, "a. .Dseiyr- % Extends would do wci 10 cal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
Written for the Green Mountain reeaan.
A Suggestion.

Mr.. EDITOR The appearance Of the names of
the delegates, selected to attend the Convention
at Pittsburg, in your paper last week, forces
me to make suggestion for the consideration
of those WHO were foremost in selecting these
delegates. My acquaintance with these gentle
men shows that there is but one from the ranks
of the original Free soil party among them
and not one who is member of the American
party Now it is well known that portion Of
the Free-soil party are members Of the Ameri-
can party also. And would suggest that if
the Wings Of this State wish for union with
Free-soiers and Americans it would look more
favorable tosuch an union, to show some respect
for them. Unless thatrespect is shown, they
may find that the distinctive Anti-Slayery
party" can take care of itself.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21

not authenticated by his books. His payments
TO The press range from s 10000 to S 200. 900
per annum. There is no printed language in
which his advertisements do not appear
The ramlfications of his business extend from
lne local polnt-his vast establishment in the
strand London-over the whole face of the
earth
ms extraordinary man is now in this coun
try-'n this city. The Tribune, in just tribute
to his matchess enterprise, says, that having
like Alexander, subdued the Old World, he is
now preparing to conquer the Neo.
Professor Holloway has MT been tempted
hllher by thirst for gain-for his wealth is suf-
hclent to satisfy the most erigeant worshipper of
mammon-bnt by philanthropic desire to ex-
tend the benefit of his medicines among people
whose character he admires. Everybody is, of
course, anxious to see the greatest advertiser in
the world. In very short period the Amer-
lean reputation of Holoway's Pills and Holl o.
ways Ointment will rival their European fame )"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21

DIsUNIoN IN 0uio.-A memorial from the
Western Anti Slaveay Society, praying fer a
peaceable separation of the State of Ohio from
the Union, was presented to the Legislature Of
that State on the Sth inst. Among other reasons
assigned for the act, is that,
by the provisions of the Constitution of che
United States, the physical and pecuniary power
and moral influence Of every citizen Of Ohio
who exercises the elective franchise, is pledged
and used for the purpose Of holding four million
of human beings in the condition of chattel
slaves
That we are forbidden to provide for the pro-
lection and defence Of fugitive slaves who seek
an asylum within our borders"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
Mems Qn0 Comments

A project is on foot in some of the lodges in
New York, to drop Law and Fillmore, as Presi-
Dental candidates, and unite on Hon. Erastus
Brooks, one Of the editors of the Express.
Gov. Shannon has been at W Washington, and,
according to the telegraph, again despatched to
Kansas by the President.
The Pautucket Steam Cotton Mill at Bristol,
R. l., took fire on the 18th, and, with the ex-
ception of the engine house and two small wings,
was entirely consumed. Building machinery
and stock valued at $4,000. Insured for
$4,000
Mr.. Rust was arrested at Washington last
week, for the assault on Mr.. Greeley, and held
in $500 bail for his appearance at the Criminal
Court
Anthony Kennedy was, on the l4th, elected
U. s. Senator from Maryland, in place of Hon.
Thomas G. Pratt
Lyman H. Lincoln, aged 10 years, while fox
hunting in Shrewsbury, on the 30th ult, was
shot by the accidental discharge of his own gun.
Slade & Hawley's Wooden Factory, at Tor
rington, Ct, was entirely destroyed by fire last
week. The loss is $4,000 or $4,000: insu.
rance $4,000.
Rev. Worthington Smith, D. D., the late
President of the University of Vermont, died in
St. Adams on the 18th.
A Bill declaring that any Will freeing slaves
shall be null and void, so far as the manumission
is concerned, has passed the Senate of the State
of Georgia.
The Mail Steamship Pacific has been long
over due, and apprehensions are entertained fol
his safety.
Mr. Delaney, of Leavenworth, Kansas, was
Chicago, ILL.,, the other day, on his way Il
Washington, as bearer of the free State Con
stitution of Kansas.
The Mayor of Cincinnati has ordered tn
Chief of Police to sustain the Sheriff Of tn
County in forcibly retaining the fugitive slave
indicted for murder, in the event Of the Com
missioner issuing certificate for their return II
Kentucky.
FROM CALrFoRsIA.-The Northern Light reach
ed New York, on the 18th. The Indians wer
defeated at Walla Walla after conflict whic
lasted three days. Gov. Stevens, of Washing
ton Territory, had arrived at the camp with tn
Oregon Volunteers, and avowed his intention
continue the war until every hostile Indian wa
subdued.
The population Of Kansas is estimated to
from thirty-two to thirty-fve Thousand.
To THE LADIEs.-Dr. Rogers Syrup Of Tai
Iiyerwort and Canchaagua is specially adapte
to the delicate constitutions of females and q
1t contains no Opium, 1t will cause no nervou
arrangement while the tonic properties of tt
Caachalagua are Invaluable in imparting streng'
TO the system. All Dealers in Medicines keep
OxYsENArED BlTrERs. The astonishing sd
cess of this medicine in the worst eases OF by
pepsia is owing to its peculiar tonic proper,e
aud being entirely free from alcoholic stimuah
it produces no reaction or unpleanant sensation
Ample testimony from wei known citizens W
be found in the pamphlets, to be had OF II
agents gratis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21
A Business Sketch of a Business
Man.

A Business Sketch of Business
Man.
We copy tho following sketch of the life of
very extraordinary man, from an editorial in the
New York Sun
"As an illustration of business tact and tai
ent, we may point to the career OF Professor
HOLLOWAY, the proprietor of the most popular
medicines Of The age The rise and progress Of
this extraordinary man have had no parallel
during the present century. He has visited
nearly every Court in Europe, and obtained per-
mission for the sale of his preparations from
most of the crowned heads of the Old World.
The queens of Spain and Portugal, the kings OF
Naples and Sardinia, granted him audiences
and in st. Petersburg which city he visited
short time before the commencement OF the war,
he was treated with marked consideration by the
late Gar and the nobility.
Travelling in an elegant private carriage, at
tended by courier, his equipage attracted atten-
ton in the towns and villages through which ne
passed The hotels where he lodged were be-
sieeed BY persons of the first distinction, and the
best society on the continent ceurted his ac-
quantance.
The subject of these remarks is unquestlon-
ably an ambitious man, and his skill and enter
prize have placed him far in advance OF all his
predecessors and contemporaries in the same
profession He stands alone; and the fact that
he can maintain his high position, despite the IN
terested assaults of envy and presumption, proves
that his medicines have an intrinsic value, which
the world understands and appreciates.
The sums expended in advertising by PROBES
| sor Holloway would be incredible il they were
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-21

O.S. Brooks, a member of Congress from the
South, stated to free-soil member, the other
day, that he did not care 80 much about Bank 8
election, if it was not that it would teach the
North that it could beat the South, and tempt
them to repeat the experiment He wished the
Northern candidates defeated, for the same rea-
son that the Romans refused to have their slaves
dressed in uniform, to prevent their discovering
their real force