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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29
T. KINGSFORD 4 SONS
Pure wego Stare b,

I u i . v 3 w 3 3 y d ! Z III
FOR THE LAUNDRY
HAS established a greater celebrity than has
S: been ss 4s:n, ~ S.1s
ity in quality, and its invariable uniformity
The public may be assured of the continuance
of the high standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily, and
the demand has extended throughout the whole
Of the United States, and to foreign countries.
Working thus on . very large scale, and under
Z rigid system, they are able to secure q perfect
uniformity iu the quality throughout the year
This is the great desideratum in Starch making
and is realized now for the first time.
The very best Starch that can be made, and no
other, 10 always wanted by consumers, and this
will be supplied to them by the grocers, rs soon
as their customers have learned which is the best
and ask for it-otherwise they would be likely to
get that article on which the largest profit can be
made.
Str. Kingsford has been engaged in the manu-
facture Of Starch continuously for the last az
years, and during the whole Of the period, the
Starch made under his supervision has been, be-
yond any question, the best in the market. For
the first II years he had the charge Of the works
of VIM. Colgate & Co.
~Ask for Kingsfords Starch, as the ra,ne o..
Ue9o has been recently taken BY another factory.
1t is sold BY all Of the best grocers in nearly
every part Of the country.
T. KINGSFORD & SONS
osW ECO CORN STARCH,
(FOR PUDDINGS, &c.,
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their Starch
for the Laundry This article is perfectly pure.
and 10, in every respect equal to ne best Bermu.
ties which render it invaluable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has bsen extensively packed and
sold as Corn Starch, and has given false impres.
sions to many, a. to the real merits Of our Corn
Starch.
From its great de,ic.cv and nur;,v I, !. ,o,,-
ing also into extensive use as diet for infants
and invslids.
EN-. KELLOGG & CO., Agents,
l4;sm 1876 Fulton Street. N Y
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NEW DISCOVERY.

DROFF. LEIGHTON H. RIMLEY, Of Brooklyn,
IL has discovered few methods, by which any
persons hair may be made to curl natural in three
weeks, without The least injury to the hair. Any
with lock Of their hair, and their age, shall re-
csve In return full directions for the above object.
address LEIGHTON X. RlMLEY,
Brooklyn, N Y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Democratic Convention.

The Democrats of Addison County arc re.
qussted to meet at the Court House, in Mid
dlebury, on the eth day of August next, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of making
county nominations.
PC. TUCKER,
E.R, wsioaT. Co. Com.
s. L. SPRAauE,)
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

ID EhEMbER that A. J. Hsrvey 10 the only
N agent for Prince < Co.'s Me'odeons in Ad-
olson County. Call opposite Prof Parker's,
where you can examine a number of specimens.
Also agent for II, Waters Pianos. Those wish
ing Piano can buy of me cheaper than in New
York or Boston,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

RooTS AND SHOES.-A complete assort-
Id ment Of Mems, Boys, Ladies. Misses. and
Chiidren's Boots and Shoes, for sale cheap by
Cornwall, June 20, 1857. A. C. WICKER.
BOSTON CURED HAMS, Salmon Trsut and
I'D Cod Fish, for sale at
june is. CHAPMAN & BARBOUR'S.
HONEY BOXES, for sale at
h ls.n. BEcKwITHs.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

NEw York, June 20, 1857.
The public are respectfully informed that the
price Of Board at this Hotel has not been adrdnced
but 10 as 1t has been heretofore, 81 so per diem.
l6;AM TREADXEII XHITCOMR z 90
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

SCH00L BOOKS. Towns series OF School
- Readers, Mitchell's Biographies, Smiths do.
Cotton & Fitch's do, Yields and Wells Gnun
mars, Adams Colburns and Greenleafis and
Primers, Towns and Webster's Spoilers, Web
ster's Dictionaries, Robinson's Algebrns, Wri.isg
Books, States, &C., for tale at low prices, at
COPELAND'S NEWS ROOM.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

ID AYSONS DUxTos's and SctiRSER's com
j Sined system Of Penmanship, Tor sale al
C0PELAND'S MEMS ROOM
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NOTICE.

This may certify that have given nv son.
JUSTIN his time during the remainder Of his minor,
ity. shall claim none OF his earnings nor paw
any debts Of his after this date.
Whiting, July 20. 1857. l6;sw
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M ARKED DOWN, . lot Of new publications
WI on our shelves, which will be sold at low
prices. Call and examine them, at
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29
Ceaal Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT, } Be u remem-
CDistriet Of Addison, IS. bered that at =
Probate Court held at Middlebury, In and for
the District of Addison, on the goth day Of
July, A. d. 1857
An instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament OF
RUFUS MEAD,
late Of Cornwall, IN said district, deceased, Il
presented to this court for probate: II II
thereupon ordered that said instrument be
considered by this Court for probate at ses-
sion thereofto be held at the Probate ONCE,
In MiddIebury, on Monday the 10th day Of
August, A. d. 1857, at 10 o'clock, in the fore
noon, and that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested that they may appear and
make their objections, If any they may have,
to the probate and allowance of said instru-
ment ms the last will aid testament Of said
deceased, by publishing a certified copy Of
this order in the Middlebury Register-a
newspaper printed at said Middlebufy--
three weeks successfully previous to the
time of said Court.
CALVIN G. TrLDEN, Judge,
true copy Of record. ,.
Ia Attest, JOHN W. STEWART, Register.
STATE OF vERMoNT,l Be it remen-
ODistrict Of Addison, SIS. ! bered. that at
Probate Court held at Middlebury in and
for the District of Addison ,on the 4th day Of
July, A. d. 1857:
Olive Sholes and Henry C. sholes, adj
illustrators Of the estate of
J0SEPHUS SHOLES,
late of Orwell in said district, deceased.
made application to this court to render and
settle their administrator account,-It u
thereupon ordered that said account be con.
sidered by this court for allowance, at . ses-
sion thereof to be helda at the dwelling house
Of said deceased in Orwell. on Thursday the
30th day Of July A. d. 1857 at one o'clock
IN the afternoon, and that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections. II
any they may have, to the allowance Of said
account, by publishing certified copy Of
this order in the Middlebury Register-a
newspaper printed at said Middlebury
three weeks successfully previous to the
time of said court.
CALVIN g. T1LDHs, judge
A true copy Of record.
13:aw Attest, ]. W STEWART, Registes.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY

pEWARE who you buy your Melodeons Of,
Id Persons who advertise to furnish all Melo-
deems, may furnish all except Prince & Co.'S
A. j: Hervey is the only agent We have in Addi-
son County, to sell our Patent Meiodeons. We
furnish no other dealer or persons.
GEO. A. PRINCE & co.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29
WANTED
CHEAP, CHEAPER. CHEApEsT.

The subscriber has on hand large assortment
OF Miscellaneous Books Cheap Publications, Biol
Books StdtioeRry &c.
which he will sell at lower prices than ever be-
fore offered in this County. Please call and ex-
anime soon, as the stock must be sold TO maks
room for the fall stock.
N. B. No Gold Watches, or Jewalry thrown in.
Copelands News Room.
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A THRILLING WORK.

DROP. S0NNTAG'S Narrative Of the Grnne)
L Exploring Expedition, in search of Sir john
Kane, u S, n, with 100 fine engravings. Pric.
80 cts. For sale at Copeland's News Room.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

NROCKERY, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings,
~ Carpetng and Floor Cloth, Portable Fur
naces, Stone Ware, Willow Wagons and Carts, at
May 20. BECKWITHS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

HOLMES PATENT SKIRTS, Gutta Perchs
III and Cotton Cords Bras and Steel Hoops,
Reeds, Bones, and other Skirt Fixings At
May 20. BECkWlTH'S.
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FAMILY FLOUR.

CHoICE BRANDS fresh ground Family Flour
by E. VALLRTTR.
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Herds. Grass Seed.
NORTHERN AND EASTERN TIMOTHY
IN Seed, ofprime quality, for sale by
Aprill6 E. VALLETTE.
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CHAIRSI CHAIRRI

OhA4 ho CdAlhbI
A GREAT Assortment Of CHAIRS at aston
IA ing low prices at the Auction Store, fret
door north the Book Store.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

. II Il Il I M q 5 Q
NAN be bought at cents per page at Rablen's
~ Amerotype Rooms, Stewards Block up stairs
Music orders sent daily.
Midplebury, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

DAINTED SHADES, Curtain Fixtures, Cords
Il and Tassels, Embroidered and Striped Mus
lin for Curtains, just received at
May 20. BECkWlTHS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-07-29

DRINTS, Ginghams, Chsllies, Brilliants, Print
II ed Lawns, Debsses, Summer Silks, and 9TH
cd Dress Goods. Psrasols, Shaker Bonnets, Rib
bons, Ruches, &C., &C., at
May 20. BECKWlTH'S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

successive corn crops can Do grown by bring
ins o., mere lil, ot the secl into connection
with Oh, store, oC food 1r &, which a tolsr-
ably still s1il and the atmosphere together
yr,,l
B1t o., advantage ola deeper soil on the
ru. hand, and oG NOR, thorough tilasc en-
che other, Is now everywhere admitted; the
m1rs general prevalence, or turnip hushandry
has contributed greatly 20 the latter good
result: aud Nr smiths, Of D5aus,on, sub
sal r'aw. and every instance OF cultivation
such a. that % I1.s Weldon on horti-
cultural scale, auI ly horticultural means.
have contributed % tagfrmrr And 50 We
s,r chat ru'uwtar,. l0rse-ho,s, and grub
h--s arc taking thc Tla,c OF those imperfect
ua-r mr'gmruts-tglyy dngs and har-
rows ana psvs o- deeper work are made
and uscI iu large numbers. We DO no, add
is-r remarks ur1n tre ohyiau. cause oC in
fertility which slsll1vugss 0t soil is when
living o1 o., rock. Whrrr plants are
90 --.r...l because they have no jgcTnc.s
uf lr.h DE rrmciy rs obvious enough,
however ir1r7'iaNe 10 may Or. Pastures
upon tra chalk. tho mountain Limestone aul
milestone grit are often thus burned uP iu
summer ana verr 10 ra~,blo.' to deepen
such hrI. 10 w5a'l h, SEEN t'a'a c1uTlr0l
farms would hr moro productive ii thry
could hhI on, a-tap of che other than
ih.y now a-, Zoo taair extent and shallow
noes. rGlr.rrar's London Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

IErGHaN GaonNo C1a>.IopDm. /
Tra.arrl ln Boston last May, . quantity oI
rae White u.u, Corn. and .1vsI ia drills
.r t.a rag. .s. a. s.uru. Sufficient fodder
Cor uv SOS, .s Oh. coming winter. Ny
anticipation, vsr, fully ra,z.l iu tlocrop.
Z I..tlt.l.it-eal.g .u tas ground tu1 or
tare Ily., chem bound .s ug AMI 81. &, up
ia ....s. a..r.a, l.ll'.s, and lgt it To-
ua.r GI snow ..l, l.a.ur in s1mpl.,e
orl,rI sarr.siita.. u1w o. pas pp in
stacks, which : d.. around q II,- SO in tao
ou.r Iu january wa, surprised 10 dis
Cover my elm.i1ll.r 40 Ca are TO appear
-uc5 smoke or steam arg., several feet
above thr stack, and ,le stacks began 20 s5,-
te. Oa examination / found my excellent
g.m-rIl.r vss ruined entirely. put
about four tons into tar barn, which proved
60 o. tae lsst fodder ever icl TO caltla. !
consider d. ta5 oLsales. fodder can raise.
4. WILLARD, JE.
Hartford, Washington Co., n. y.
lCyaairy Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31


old dame know anything about the matter.
50 ho dil this. and went home and took the
OK without hi, danes knowing it, and so,
or with II TO the town. But the robbers
knew an about it, and they said to the
youth, ir be could set this ok too without
hi. dong hum any harm, be should be o'
good as any Of them II that were all, the
youth said, he Jill not thiak it a very hard
thing.
Tai. time he took with him rop', and
hung himself up under tho arm.rit' to a
tree right in the mans way. 50 the mau
came along with hi, OK, and when he saw
such a sight hanging there he bssan to rccl
a little qucer.
"wcll." said he, "whatsycr heavy
thought, YOU bad who have hanged yourscli
up there, d, can't be hclp,l You may hang
Gr what | caro- can, breathe The b-cath
OF lifc into YOU again !" aud will, that be-
went on hi.way with hisoy. slipped
tho youth from the tree, and ran by foot.
path, aul c1, before tho man, and hung
bims.lrup right tn hi' way again.
B!s,, mr " said ,ha man, "wcr' YOU
really 80 heavy at heart that You hanged
yourself up there or is ita ri,c, Of witch
craft u'i 'e' before m' . '"l ~"
may hang ''r "a" ''T'' "u''''' you '',
% sho'ior whatever y'" "''' - "' I1''.'
on with ms uN.
Now tha youth diI just rs he had H'"'
twice bs''r'' he J'mrsd dow" ITO" '''
tr''' "n through th' wood 10y '',F''''
AMI hung mm'rH "p ui'' j" ''' ma" way
AGAIN h'' N''' ''' '''' ~" WIS 'o''
''1 l'. '''Il ".''' "' '''' W "'''','
ven '"l' ~ "' "-! ,','"' o.
hs''y "'" '''' '''! 'a'u'' .''' ,''' :,
heavy "i u.'FI "' % '''I '''"..'' '.'' '''
these '.r.' No ! cannot ''''N was u
BE- anything else than piece o' "''e'.''''
'.'' -.,. ''' "'" j '' ''.' ,''" '.'
certain " ''' ''"'' '"' '', ..'' "'"- -'"-
''.''' % ''.'' 80 ,.....I..,.-',. I
'.''' ,''" ~ ''' '''''.7 '''
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~ '. sou 'i "'' V,' '"' ~" ' ..'.1 " =.
D. ''. .'...', "..' .'''' ..''.' '..,'-'7 n,
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OF" - ''- .''7''' ,,, '',''''. 7..,,.
Without '.''- '.'',
'".'" .'' '' '.''' '' '''.
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'".', d ", '''.' wy ''' % ',..'' ~ '
a'"' ""' ''N. 500 '','' .' '''.,''' -.
jam, ""'"'"I DO "'.' '' Wy '''' ''' ~. %
f"'I h''I''" ".'' 10 30 '.'' ! ''! %
good 'D" oil money i'' ''
~ H' ".'' nome anu '.' '" "''" ''. '''
au4 Dos "'' a'm' "N." never worn '.."'
'a' matter. "u' ''' '''''',' '''! A"'"
".' ''''' .'' anu ''.! .''' ~ 80. '.'' '..'''
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v'..' 'N'' '"'H %. '.,.",' ' mas ''
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came ny VISA MS 'N "' '.' VI. " '' '..'''-'
n..''"'ni' Just .'"' q great OK '' '". "'''. ,..
"hra il' Na" "'aTl ''''' you can ''.''
bow glad "' "a'' ioF % ','i".I 20 "'l' '''"'
ho h"'" 'H' voice o' h' u's nu'.''A' ana ana
", '..''-'' '''' '''" ~, ,.''' ''.' m'.,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31
NJ : G L. LLAN Y .
THE MASTER THIEF.

a place whore t'rc, road. met, and there
each OF them chos, a r1ad, and their father
bad, ,hem good bye, and went hack home.
] have never heard tell what became Of the
two elder; but as Tor the youngest, he
went both far aud long, as YOU shall hear.
SOFT igll out one night as hc was going
through great wood that such bad weather
overlook him. It blew and drizzlrI 81, that
De could scarce keep bis eyes orcu and in
a tric,, before be knew bow !, was, be got
hwill-rcl, and could not End either road
or Path. but as hc went on and on, at last
hc ,aw q gltmmer.ns Of light hr, fr or ia
thc wood. $, he thought hr would try and
80 &, a., light, anl after timc he dil
rragb it There lt was in % large house,
aud thc Gra was blazing 81 brightly inside
that De could tel ,hc iolk hal not Yet g5no
90 hel d, De- went 600 and saw an old dame
bus,,iuE about aul m.rlIr. the hous,
Good evening" all th. youth.
Good evening" said ,io o,I dame.
lluutu it's such foul weather out Of
doors tonight, " aI Doe.
'S1it is." said she.
'' Can g.; l.ay, 90 hny, a bed aud shell
trr hsr. to-uichta' asked ,he youth.
you'll r.t u1 good hy sleeping here, %
said thg old dame. mr il. t.e h,k como
bona, aud lal y5u h.ys, ,hryW Ail, both mc
auI yuu."
"Wmt sort OF G,s. tlru, ura they who
lyc l.rsf' a.k.I the youth.
.ub, r,h'sr.' And such a raI l5t Of
then tn." a,I o.. o,I Itm,. "Tbsy .iol,
mr away when ~as uu'Is, and have kcp,
me o.. their hnasAcUrr over .."r'.'
" WI, Or all ih'i' 'a'0. ]" .''' 90
60 h'l. '''' '.' youth. ,'H' ""I'
m'y' 'u nos ''' o1' AZ "'i"' '' ''s'
weather.
ivory well '''' tue ''' ''"' ~ ."'
H you STAY 10 "''' %. mo ".''' i.' you.
"''. '''' ''' '',' ,' '"'' d '.i "''''"
'''.' ''.'.' ''' '' '''.' ".' 80 ~ ' I'
ana very '''n a''., D" came '"' ''''.'' ''
'', ''' .''.' '',' '..." ',' ''',"7' -. 80
.'' ''.-. '''' " .',.' .'- ''' '''
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'i.' '". T''..''' %,
Sue" d '"s "' .' money '',' 500 '',
d'me' " 'h' 'A"i ""!' " "' "a'
CLOTHES 90 "'' '',"' '' Was ''' ''"." "' "'
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.,fl r., ,.g.b. ....r when l,t home.
father -t,, ra, leave 20 take Co any trade |
rr..."
.w1r have v5paminl ,,s,,al?"a,ksI
r. -.fr.,.
"Id DONE care. =" .ail Oh, youth, f'r hc
tnaa-l. itwouI mo-, take lon. q learn
tattnl,.
Now ,her, lived man a lit,l, way OIL
.f.t.rH-.... pr..r ,I... d.. ,r,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28

WouipIIxE TO SEE IlrnERTRY IT!-."but
We frown upon every effort Of eongre" to
interfere in the matter (slavery) simply be-
c,n.. the Constitution of the United States
doee not give Congress the power''-Oe".
ocra'.
How terrible that irown will be- ana.
So ga sbould like to witness it's killing
e6.c,s, il clothing the fron'let OF our ven.
.,,ble friend. But, if tie Junior should
.,emo, to show of in this way, and VIII an
,,,e us Of HE Intention, we will be on hsho
aura lust to see wha, motions bird OF 'he'
leather will assume, in order 10 gst Dill
brow disapproyingly rumPled
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28
Lat ost n Q w q


1ssS news from the Indian Outbreak.
Our latest intelligence from the scene OF
inc indian troubles In Minnesota l. to the
eject that on the l2th inst, a battle was
fought near the Ws,onwan river, about 90
miles above Mankato, between the 81. Pc.
ter volunteers under Gen. Dodd, and the
Indians. Twelve Indians were kill ed, ba.
sides a number wounded. The volunteers
did not lose man. The St. Peter boys be-.
haved nobly
The steamer Equator arrived at ST. Paul
on the 18th inst, with large number oil
passengers from Mankato and St. Peter
vi these were probably twenty five fam.
ilies, or parts Of families. who had left on
account Of the troubles.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28
FA,srcsr We understand that the pro-
n. addition m F. mort are max

FAsrosr. We understand that the pro.
,detors OF the addition to Fa,rport are max
ing arrangements for the erection OF num-
Der of substantial, buildings during the pres.
emit season. This town has one OF the nneh
si,ss on the rives, an excellent landing an
extraordinarily good country back, and 10
only twenty miles below this city and eight
miles above Muscstine. The old town has
long been occupied with buildings and until
the new addition was laid off there has oeen
NO opportunity to expand. 1t contains about
900 inhabitants already and with judiclous
Management. on the part OF the parties n
se,es,ed we shall not be surprised to see
the population doubled during the coming
season,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28

MAJ DaowsEp.-On last Saturday even
,np .bou, 9 O'Clock. as Mr. George n hs'
bsI, wa, assisting at the turn.table at me
Bridge he fell from the pier and was drown
Cd. Mr.. E. was a young man caine "1
from Michigan, and was much beloved oy
al who kuew him. Mr.. Quincy ana the
nan .mpIoved in tbs Bridge offer reward
of srv do,lars for the recovery OF his oooy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28
LOCAL MATTERS.
oufslpE.--Edltorisl Civility-Appsaran'
Gee, 10


Tovl CLoex.-In atty years from this
day 1t will sound rather strange. 70 have the
record produced, that In the year Of grace
sightssn hundred aud dlty-sevsn and with
. population hard on to fifteen thousand
souls, Davenport was dependent upon pri.
vsts individuals for the regulation Of time
Like many other things the 'Town-Clsck'
will come, but when and where, are quss.
tions which are not 90 readily answered.
Will not our contemporaries join with Us in
sndsavoring TO produce 4 concentration Of
public feeling upon this matter! When that
Tewn Hall 10 erected, no doubt some pro.
vision will b msas for having the hour an
nounesd to the public, especially II the
junction Of Brady and Sixth streets should
DO pitched upon BY Conncil for the location
Of the edi6ce. But, i, would no, be amiss
to have something of the kind also At the
commercial centre Of the city. We have
had our eye upon two ocallties-Nickolls'
block. when il shall be constructed, and
Cook 1 Sargent's new building, Either
would be convenient, and the strife would
b between Brady and Main streets, which
are now contending for the supremacy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28
,s,rcv,,,,s NEw National Mann

II. pisrcs, Of this city, is me aReh' '''
THE new map. II 10 the most eomp'e'e map
Of our country ,hs. has ever been pu0lisn.
a. and being Of ample dimensions - ""
-. thing tia, 10 needed for reference 10 o.
asss, hs,.ls. As. Beside. M rl'lee - u.
.ooa man and we should like TO see nj"
nstronieed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28

Dxurlsrsy.-Ws refer to tns ,.'N "
Dr.. J,s. Morrow. A pla.s-So'he' y.
has no superior. We have seen sese,a '
.f,.s,h Inn, he has made that would DC yer!
diiBcul, to excel for beauty and p'f'eS'''"A
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