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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-02
New Cabinet WarerOOm,
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
TIE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself n thie plses tn ne
Ii business Of Duvm 4 BRA0 PLATIn0, proposes
% 6ll ell ofdsrs fov Ane silver plated Doog Plate.
Door Knoee, Deu Pulls. Dutts numbegs, Rlotes 81
Psws. lAGAtaln0 nods Points, Wim1ov -, Can't
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Chicago, Burlington \ quincy X. h
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Change OF time, August 18th, lS57.-On and after
OAngust 18th, 1851, passenger traius will leave the
Centrs depot, foot OF South Water street, daily, ~
s;lo 4 M-Dsy express-Sundays excepted, arriving
at Aeh.a.I l,.O; dal-sOurg $40; Burlington tbs,
and Quincy 1875 y.
$40 ? M-Night Express-Saturdays excepted, ar.
irving at N enoota 1t 1855, GSlesbuTg $40, Burning
ton 1870 and Quincy a. 1850 A M.
4;l6 p y, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
BAiAviA and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Atndato " tn Illinois Central railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, Freeport, Galena and Dunleith and
south for LaSaiie, Tonics, Y iuons, Bloomington, De-
catur, St Louis, Cairo &c.
At Blu lingfon with Darlington 1 Mississippi rail.
road for Nj Peasant, fairfield, Ottumwa Osknloosa
Charlton, Fort DesA DIN, s, Fort Dodge, Council
Bluffs, Sioux City and all portions VI Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splendid steamers Of the st.
Louis aud K okuk Packet Co, for Keokuk HANNIBAL,
Alton 81 Louis &C; and with post coaches for Pal.
myra, 81 Joseph and all parts OF Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men will be at all the railroad
depots Ia Chicago to receive checks aud convey bag
gage TO the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket Lay be had At the depot and at the MICH
gan Central railrosi once, corner Of Lake and
&C. HAAMOND, General superinten ,l {.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticket Agent. l~octl7dtf
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Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Q0ics 50, Brady Street soi&h Moore = g 0sref
n HIS Bxprets is designed 10 deliver goods for
i Merchants, carry packages, buudlos, mas. ages
&c, for persons living ON thu blum and in remote
parts OF the City. Will also be ct the market houses
every morni { ~ 8h o'clock-for the present to
take any marketing to residences which may Be de.
sired.
Orders left 1t the ONCE o. IN the sHxpress' order
boxss Of Mcneil , Bro, J B Sutton : Co, and " o
v ellsworth shall receive prompt attention.
The charges Ill be for deliv. ring bundles, packa-
gee, messages, &C. 70 any part Of the city below the
blud and between b h bridge and western Avenue
10 c~nta. For similar bundles, &c. q hast or North
Davenport 2Oe cash.
Favorable terms Will b made with merchants or
Others by the month or yoar
1DWA1D ALD1N, Proprietor,
apr7dN Omr q Bsady street
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4ississippi 4 Missouri r. r.
nn 80 sass MsaAeg. Ma1 iosa. 1sos. and sstu
n.ssssine, Columbus City - lsvs oAy (sundays
sxospssdl - follows:
LIST Express Train - soAM
~ Aal Train q 6o0Pu
1rsans vii lesve DsvsaHss ~ OAaaaosdaily, ssn
days ezcspesd - follovS:
Let Aail Trsta, q SIS =
- 1x2ress Tran, q S6SP0
Trains arrive d Dsvsepsst Aaly. CDunAays ssssp-
LIST Dxpress Train - 645 A.,
"a Asu Train, q 80 PM
W TBB VEST.
lss Nan Trsan, q es5AM
"a Rxpress Train at 630P
All trains out Of Daveoport VIII make connections
1t Columbs City and Iowa City With the Western
Stage Co.'S stages for all points West.
The Passenger Train cuunects u Rock Island With
Ohtcaso 4 ROck Island Railroad tralns for sll points
East, North and South.
Passsuesss s,e Ysaninded Of he necessity Of gfvtns
Aisstnct direction - 70 the destination Of their bag-
gngs, also TO psos1yssieksts bszoSe taking heir seatsip
We cogo.
Leaves Dscenport at JOAN
Arrives at Davenport 1t 8 80 N
n. b Tn, Mo,nins (s:45 A ny train for n E.st
con -cts at Chicago Junction nth Michigan
Southern train for the Bert. Passengers thereby
rave a. delay.
may 6-dtf ADDISON DAY, >upt.
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Wv SOOs ~ -
AIR LINZ ROUTE.
Chscago 70 81. Louis vis st Louis, Alton 4 Chicaso
r Z, Gil the way by Railroad.
AaRYIK0 The oRKAT ANKaICAx AND o. g.. MAuA.
Tue only direct and rslisble route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any Other
route.
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island y II, corner Of Van buren and sherman SITS.
st Louis Day E1press-1O;30 A A-D.ily, (Sundays
| e~xcepted) arrive ~ 81. Louie II; 40 same evening.
81 aus NishI Express-iU,3O ? A-DAiiy, sr, i've
at 81 Louis il;s0 next morning.
Day Ysprsss-k,0O ~AA-Dsily. arrive At Chicago
Night Ezpress-s;As p M-D.ily. arrive At Chicago
Trains run directly through without change Of carr
or baggage. Time from Chicago 20 st. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all p inis on the
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
ness. Z Rivers, By taking the .b0vn rUu.e viii be sure
Of making connections sno arriving IN st. Louis on
advertised time avoiding the vexactous delays Of the
cir, uitous route via LaSAlie, Pc ria ana Illinois river,
saving tw-I ty-four hours time, being 81 miles less
defiance TO Bloomington. IS lees to Springfield, u
less to 1t. Louis aud Is less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
" - ASGohbSp wv eAeA 0AS
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, Wsynesville end Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoria Junction with Peoria = Oquawka. R B
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekin, Brin-
n.ld, %.lmwood, Knoxville. Gaiesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington. -
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad fol-
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
1t Alton With Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Quiacy and Keokuk, tie most expeditions and reiia-
bic route TO all p0rtie las OF N = Missouri.
At st Louis with Daily FIRST Class st ,amers for
New Orle ans and intermediate points on the Lower
Mississippi aid with regular lines Of packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and all points IN the Aissonri,
tennessee, Cumberland and Arkans' 9 Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured to all Eastern
Railroad Offices Ut the Compsny's Onices, 48 Dear
born street, opposite the fremont House, and , I the
Michigan Southern aud Rock Depots, corner Of Van
Buren, amp Sherman SITS.
Responsible" Baggage Men will be at the Depots TO
all the vsrions lines coming Into the city to check
baggage through to any Joint desired on the line.
A H.. AOORk, Superintendent.
l.. Darling. Cent Agent. Chicago. Loc20dt
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RAILROADS.


0eeaeeoees. .AS,tON0e0eeSeS,
an and sfssr M,csas Nay Eth 1854. and uatn
Y Dfurther notice, trains VIII lssve hocA lslAnd daily
Sundays exorptsd, - SoaSsvs: $500
LIST nail tram 81 S0A
"a freight soA1
ID night express SoE.A
copied, - follows:
LIST night express ~ ~ A.
ID freaght trains - =
"a mail train ~ osoF.1
Al ,r.,us over this rood are In direct oonnexion u
CHICAGO with trains over both the Michigan Southern
Nichtssn Central, Pit.sbarg, Port Wayne snd Chics-
70 Raj Road To and from Detroit, foiedo,
Saevelaud. Columbus, Cincnnsti, Pittsburgh,
Dunktrk. BuHaio, Niagara Pals, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also 81
LaaaIe with trains Of the Iiiroas Central RoAd-
HoYth 70 0slens and South to ST. Louis and Catro, to
Witch places tickets can b. procured Of
W. b. Gr-mneile, Ticket Agent,
Agents, r.. \. Depot, Rock Island.
Passeugrrs are r-ininded Of the necrsstty Of swing
distinct directions - 10 the destination Of their bag
eaee. Also 70 procure tickets before taking their seats
n the cars, 6 the conductors collect fares only 70 sta-
tinns on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad.
JOHN ? TRACY, Superintendent.
v. wHrYnAs, Asst Supt.
Rock Island. Nay. 1G. 1875 Ldtf
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TALLMAK, P0WRRS I Mcl8An
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Nichols Block, corner Brady aud Second SITS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
E>xCHAN0R on all the principal cities Of the Una
II I'd States, Great Britain, ireland, aad conte
mental Europe bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds remitte6
TO any part OF the United States. ut lowest Tatee Of
Rxchange.
Collections OF notes, drafts, accounts, legscies and
lnherttanoes made In al parts Of the United States
Oausdas and Europe.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commission,
and dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Exchange On Cities in the Umit-d states
Carpenter 4 vermilge, New York city.
Albany Cit! Bank. Albany, New York,
Buffalo City Bank, buffalo, New York,
BANK Of Boston, Massachusetts
TradesInen'r Rank, Phisdelphia, Pennsylvania,
hcrch b Manufacturers Bank, Ptttsburg. Pa
Acklm & Co, Baltimore, MI,
Gilmore 4 Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas 4 Simonds, ST Lous, Mo;
Citizens Bank, New Orls&ns, La;
swift, Brother q Johnston, Chicago, III.
mch23-ctf
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MEDICAL.

To the Afflicted.
A Safe L. Sure Cure for the Gravel.
HAv in my possession . Recipe which l will
l. warrant to especially cure the GRAVEL even IN
Its worst stages; the medicines are purely vegetable
wen within the reach Of any and every one with
out trou' lie and expens , after obtaining the Recipe.
Three dollars enclosed to my address will ensure to
any one the afore Recipe by rcturn Of NATL, together
with full and complete directions for using.
Address DOCT. @. G 8TET6ON,
Box - Post Once,
Davenport,
Iowa.
oc6dtf I6asstte Copy1
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To Brick Makers.

THEo. Belts, 4. A. X. SAWYER
J. d. Mel LEN, JNo. O. NELLKN
Sawyer, Mellem T. Co.,
ass 4 $50 SOUTH WATER ST,
ChtcASo, "
BETI 8, Go.
Ne. = SOUTH MAIN ST,
1t. Louie, Mo.
General Commission Il Forwarding
Merchants.
REFE NOES:
Renick b Peterson, 81 Loris.
W \ Gilman, DO
6eorge Pcgram, do
Capt X W Gould, do
LAfin, Smith / Boies, do
Capt J II Johnson, Louisiana, No.
Flirt b wheeler, Chicago.
Meet, do
Latin, Smith I Boies, do
kennedy l. 90, New Orleans.
A0 IarwellA Co, Boston.
Startling, Mccullough d Co., n. 7.
Nay - iS57d1y
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GRAY Masters
VUNHE FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEL will run
j regDia' ly between Rock Island Davenport and
al point. . owe to st Paul making sure conrec.
tons at Ga ena With the following boats, which conn
20 { the Ainnrsota Dxils Packet Line TO st. Paul,
eaving Galena 1t 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
steamer North.sn Light, p. Loduick, Master
North. IN Belle, J. Y. hurd
City B. lie X. Lodwick 4"
" Granite state, II. uAtbeit
Gal. Ia, Lprton,
Alhambra, MCGUIRE,
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
day at 8 O'Clock A NJ.
Returning z. lea> IS Ga,ena for Rock Island and Da-
v up IT every 1ues day, Thursday and Saturday al y
O'Clock 4 NJ, connecting with the I'll hominpo, which
leaves immortality on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, At 6 O'Clock p NJ.
The Kate Ca sci lie caves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque svers Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
~ Q O'Clock A NJ
Returning haves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on N nday. Wednesday and Friday at 9
o'clo K 4 NJ onnecting with K.okuk and St. Louis
Packet Is n Camubf il, VII .ch ieaves ON arrival Of the
Kate Cassrl ~ = o'hloek p n.
These boats wili give tn cueh tickets to al points
above 6al-ns t. rt Paul, wi also receipt for freight
to eli OF the ID. v p.intr, and will p,y particular at
tention to the delivery of he same. Pas Ell gers and
these boats convey the Asi and must leav- promptly
at the hour TO make their oonneftiois.
N. B.-Tnese boats arrive very evening atFultoD
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWG Il PRETTYNAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. ". LANGLEY T. CO.,
POwARS b CO.,
". p. 2ROvRNBERY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch97-dtf
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FROM
j.. ].
General Advertising aDd Cellecon8
Ao0100rs
q pxARooRN ~. CHICAGO, lila.
TAPPEN.
,m LAKE STRReT los
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
OF - II Z N a.
For Hen and Boys,
BETTER AND CHsAPxR THAN BvBA.
TVHR extraordinary low prices ruling 81 the East
i during the past winter months, ~ yell - the
probably scarcity Of desirsbls goods for eorins and
summer wear, have induced % to purchase aud W
ore nov receiving by Dxprsss, IN unu uAlly large
and elegant assortment Of fine and fashionable goods
for mems Wesr.
READY MADB CLOTHING.
Our mandatory la this city has been kept In con-
slant operation during the past four monihs, ena-
biing ~ Ut this time 70 o0er the largest ana best es-
sor m. Mt Of new and fashionabl srmep ever exhib.
it'd In the Northwest, AMI at prices much below
z sods. We guarantee the quality u our work, sv~ry
garment being made up under our own supervtsion,
and on our own premises, we can safely warrant u
equal TO the best custom work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom loom, under the management OF one
Of the most .kiiful Gut err 10 he country, 10 fu'i.
stick d with an entirely new assortment Of I slated
importations Ct the fine qualities Of Cloths, CASH
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der At short Notice and In Oh best style only, 1t
NEW YORK PRICES.
We guarantee entire satisfaction, or refund tia
msney.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
the number, 105 Like street.
apr27diy-JJ6 TAPvkN bkOe.
To Brick Makers.
TyOR sale cheap for ca, h-Six Brick Machines com
plete an : In god cd r. Each mschine, with
ne horse. will mage Ia 600 Perfect Brick yer day
All the brick on the Hudson River are made BY SIM
liar machines. Address
NARvIAN / GIBBS,
mch26 dit Lox 2012, Chicas
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27

utWHTus NArTtE NAHEET-saf It
40 HHrrrf ssl Ii-ri fatfr stores nH ralrs Rart
Hf n.-H .H NfHH aH4 alfra. sHiu sheep s.I
HH #HIHH
rrrrfal urrl Frira. syssa rss nfri 4ualu 80 10 d
.U HrfnuH 1u. ..HH tHFu. fuIfH 800 fs
WuftIuE tarH-alnI. ItI. |lI IlI
MIItu e. .er--Hlra 40 go iu. HUwnu 900 Goa ~.
hrai alirf-."aiHa 10 tf.tt.Hn 90 ragU.
.I-Hta ''fI..Usa % % Do. Two raiH .Ii tF. lJ.
tHfvp au4 l..luUb-rI aIa lIur Ettra. 4.Ha $50.
.uHHfs Us ----~
lnart-o ~. 200 H. rsln .vraIu,aIr aslus.
talila l.t a. afr ir.
GAarluuuaDATrI.E IAuEEr- yar.iy
at "H'. f-fiH.fH 'FI n -sT ~
T.HinIH t"IaIH# NarfI. Cows auU aI.Ft. 4raI.4.a
..HHuu IU.rr Years tII,
Nf-e- iaftrf urrf fTE frrfHH-Hw nrtiluIg
.rHi .lIaH il tiIrf thrIi. ltha li quality
1000 .HlINH HHlUiHH 1000 'r NfHt HIafHH. omen
N Hs Pc HHsNt iH.sluH roo Hrat .THss.irI Uaru GEO.
Hhf ffHNfrU iHHa HIu INr .HHf three
ta1s. 20 tNaNti fi.sH. ordinary. f4aI
Narr.IH. Cattle. $50 .uHtatuHs.
nt .frr# W "fh|#r ..Hasa
sUH strH l.|s HeA H 4Ha Hu. IHaTl'uEs e. IE I.U
raia uH o.. % ~. INIru .Uara. sl. asI 49,
sheep tuu laHlff7sI 40 u4ftrf FrfrrH l Ints % %
l#n a a,Ht EaIfH Huu frrr Ilaua. ..a ....f q HHu.
lIIfH . D.. "a " b..
.H.ia Y Al 80 .H raru. 90. aAla. 4-4 ts. go ~
NftN .tllts- fairH Ht tuH. tutu rHtn.
.HlFs ""farfn at warsrt F1lus-shl.ls whole
fHtrr HN l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27

NATAL ACCIDENT a CAHu ITuV-AN s. rr-
srst 90 learn that fatal accident occurred 100
E.alaH 100 Monday lsl .4 l.a following
maHH~f. ESQ F8Hug men uamfI assftt lnl
Wheeler wore fr tHa 1nH4 iur fla purpose
sHr0lgp dErH, WlHe standing aidr br
#i.t. NHFrleT's gun burst ln h.s hands aa lr
Ifdl 10 duck, and lln pieces strurE Fassefl
.uen : manner as tu A.Il l.m INSTANTLY.
4ssetl, va understand % q Young man
about - wears ni age, aHd IN 70 n4uFruf lra.
$50 uo uot learn shat Whueilr sah Injured
u fle least Hcraia,
TIgHuLE AeCluET-Wo learn that nn
Thursday .aat, the steam nla,e and Heading
N. 20 Muoers IS. g., Aflnusiug 10 Mr. O..
49, lLrt ND awant9n, was Lhg aaur lia fright
Bob disaster, by which tive men lose their lives.
ID occurred annt a quarter bafpra seven lu
tle morning, few minutes beiprr The hour
20 commencing work.. These live men mad
arrived farly and were standing before rhr
Furnaces lire warming themselves, when q iuo
100 Que nf me boilers collapsed 1.-THE b0HHet.
go called, NAa blown 0li sith great force luu-
struck twp % tae Agn, na 4AulL murAilY
v1uudiuR them, 40 thn same time ill DO
sCaiding stoum Hud sater u go b1tirr, wrrc
az ones Ift ont upon them, burning Ihcm ao
severely that they lil died 10 Che course af
che day g. .liLaHs H1sUgsr
QuAErEILN MEEu2Cs ron uASyuLL UH-
TNIfT IIUUI Of.kNITI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27

~" 4 pointed aud severe thing was utter
ed nv Professor Person, short time before
MS death. Reing in mixed company,
among which we've many eminent literary
charaeters. and particularly Mr.. Sly, the
poet, who had q high opinion Of his own tai
ents. the conversation turned upon some of
gan TO extol their uYcrr-s Il viii tell YOU.
ar, said Mr.. Person, what l think Of your
noeticai works-ihev will be read when
Shakespeare and Millions are Joygo4isl.
TYPoGRAFIuCAL ERRoRs-One of our ex-
changes saws. tho rife crop Of Gascouudc
county, Nc this YEAR is estimated at $4,000
gals rhep wine crop was referred TO, bun
1000 gals viii make i good crop of wives.
Notwithstanding. The Hartford Times. no.
ueinS the death of an editor. says, "he was a
high triRded gentleman. and pungent WI
TER Perhaps he was stump-speaker of the
high-wInded school Of oratory. A locofuco
EDITOR saws. the Democracy arc Hrted like n
band Of brothers. instead Of linked, md
another saws. eve have irct the enemy and
we are thsirsr' Types play sad FRANKS -
-0Htyrite .l0uyTtdI
~ What are YOU doing with that lum-
Ter ?" cried steamboat captain to an irish
nan. who was staggering towards the boat
beneath the weight Of huge plank, Just rs
'he bell WIS ringing for the last time. Nv Int
nm doing Aare. xusnit il verseH an said,
Al YES aA going, get aboard and isn't this
tu Elegant one cntireiv ?" said fho tHhernl-
tn. trsumphantly, amid the laughter OF the
-rsctafors. The captain gave him hIs- board
and psssaEe that trip.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27
MARRIAGES..

WALrTH--Cor-iu East Burke. Nov. l4th. bv
Rev r. Gndding. Mr.. siAs Walter II Buike.
and Miss Lu,ia Z. Coe ofstuben, Indiana.
ptEEEu-SropDAun- East Burke Nov. 23d.
by Rev. II. Goddinu Mr. Henry C. Parker Of
Newark. ana Mis-. Albina VI. StoddArd fSutton
WWrrUur-Cor--fn Pcacham. Nov oth. BY
Rev. A. Bauteuc Mr.. Calvin *. whitehill and
Miss phebe Jane Cox. both OF Rycgatr.
SANnouN--vAuNrN--ln Pcacnam. Nov. 18th, by
Rev. A. Bouteilc. Mr.. sram A.,-Sanhorn and
Niy, Hannah P. y-nuhr, both Of Pcaeham.
W,rrs--srrNcpR--In Pcaeham. Nov. 22d by
Rev. a. Eoutcilc. Charles Watts. Esq, OF Nom
uccilo, III. and Miss Lodoskey A. Spencer Of
Pcacham-
BAnNEs--HsuEH--in Glover. Nov 10th, 10y Rev.
p. q. Srverrnee. Mr.. Julius q. Barnes and Miss
Charlotte A. gisbce. both of West Derby.
KILnoItN-CLAuK--In stanstead. G.. E.. Nav.
22d. by Rev. Il. V. Hall. Col. Alexander Kill
born and Miss Catharinr Clark, roth of staas-
tcad.
PorLARp--wouruyG--J this ,illaa,. Nov. 18th
nv Rev o. " wcbber Mr.. William Pollard of
MeIndoes Falls and Mrs. Mary wartnu., Vt
81. Johnsbury.
W ARHHN-CrnrIs--In Manchester. Oct 10, by
Rev. Charles Young. Mr. Alvah Warren, Of
Charleston. We and Miss Elyira L. Curtis Of
J.liFteAtFE,
HAAruyGs--I<ELLnau--Tu West Concord. Nov.
lSth bv Rev. l.. II. Tabor. Mr.. Horace Has-
tiugs u waterford aud Miss Mary y. Kellogg
Of West Concord.
BuocK-CooN--At Green Mountain. Iowa. Nuy
II. Mr. Isaac Brock and Miss Abigail Cook,
beth " Greer Mountain.
Gam t.;gi'i r--tti tasirvrs'--s ls-fF ,fi- 'it
Rev T. Hill. Mr.. ,ArudoiFe GardcriC ard Miss
Mary pzpuin both OF DanvItic.
y a B--SrLsoN--In Greensboro. Nov. 10th. bv
Rev g. Campbell. John Barref GIeensooro ans
Patience 4 ui=nu % ffaruElvb.