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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
BOOK BINDERY,
Blank Book and Paper Box Manu- ctory.

Blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory.
No. 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
f" MULLER, Book Binder in Davenport, begs
leave to inform the citizens of Davenport, Rock
Island. Moline and viciny that he has received ru-
ling Machine and is now prepared 10 do all the work
IN this line as Paper Ruling and 3 ank look Manufne-
turing. Also all sorts ,f Birding: manufacture. all
sorts OF Paper Boxes Frames and Varns,es Maps and
Pictures, &c He also does Paper Hanging al the
lowest prices. s - = -
Bank Books for general use, Band, Ha, and Pamph-
let Boxes con SANITY on hand.
Ma! II, le53-trw If rrs r.F ". MULLER
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Timothy Seed
Know all Men BY these Presents.

y INOTuY SEED OF This ,ear's eros in store and 10
sale by j. ~. Z hl%f-"l. hl'O.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Office Of Treasurer on
III. d NJ X. Il. Co. {
Notice TO Stockholders.

THE Fourth Installnen Of five per cent on stock OF
NJ 4 N. r. r. Co is due on 18th November and
payable At The Office Of Cook & s,noEsT-and i've Ter
eent viii be dac ard payable same place on 18th Of
zach month thereafter TIL further notice.
GEO. 3. SARGENT,
nov l2--3iwtrw6 Assn Treasurer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
GARDEN LOTS.
AUCTION STORE.

T USE LODGE have opened an Auction Store on
IL Front Street, between Main and Brady. where
they win have regular Sales Of Dry Goods, Watches
JeselEy, Guns. vioiins. Yankee Motions, he &e Al,
20 Pedlan supHiied ~ Chicago and 81 Louis prices
N, b. Retail custom solicited.
p 3. Liberal Cash advances made on eonsignmerts
LUSE q LODGE /
davenport, Augetth, Ies4-wtr~-0
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Attention.

4 PASTURE II miles from town, to let. bngg,
N tire lost in town; the finder shall be rewarded aie
will confer favor b, giving informationt 70
Inn, ~ 1884 JAMES HALL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
enocRnY AND PROVISION STORE.
SEWING MACHINES

THE subscriber 4 Agent for Wheelsr, Wrso 95 !
mess machines vsrv much of that which h3s bcsn :
drudeery becomes but pleasant u sk -ary sho hay
read Mrs E. oake Smiths Latter published III ha \.
ibaue sometime since. in relation 10 them, will nee
ro long com endations here Whosver has a wish e
see these beautiful and truly LSber ssraHg Machines
operate can be gratnsd BY calling stmy store.
Sold al New York prices, adding freight, sslts = ts
sirantses the buyer has the opportunity OF fearaia
- sAsa. ~,o,,.r
wof,aa Juno s;h t55s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Bucksxin Glove Mandatory

Bueksxin Glove Mandatory
THE Subscribers hayibg established themselves IA
| the above business Man, between lst and I'd
SIS i4teni TO keep hand aid Manufacture spien.
did assortment OF Gloves and Mlttcns ior the retail
trade, viz: Beaver, otter, Nsr!a Russia Dog. ConeS
wristad and BucksSin Gauut.ttts fll length tiaste
wristed, Black Bun. prab and common Gloves and
Mtens.
We have on hand India Rubber Gloves and Mttens.
extra heavy silk, KID extra cloth, Isle thread and
cotton Cloves Buekssin Suspenders, money belts
Oil'd silk do Cotton Socks Umbrellas ard Walking
Sticks For SALE Cheap.
Also an assortment Of Fancy and team Whips
Hickory stalks and buekssin lashcs Of our own manu-
factira M@
Umbrellas and psrasols repaired at short soiee.
Aceordeons and Melodeons re paired and warranted
The patronage OF the public respectfully solicited
n. B. Cash paid for Deer Skins
KEITH * LEWIS.
Dnyenport June % 1s54-trw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
DAGUERREoTYPEs!

Ux8UEE8kUII1Ge9
Sr,ur would respectfully solicit the atte
j tien ofthe ladies and gentlemen OF asenport ane
Surroupding country 10 his dne specimens OF Dgaer
reotypcs Pictures taken In any KIND Of weashef ton
eoseiock N. to 81 P. N.
MPThe celebrated CR AVON DAGrEHsrorYsxsiaEeh
Aiso Daxuerfeotypes Electrotyped
NPNo picture TO leave my room unless PeHesssa'
iAHction isgiven.
4 49, 49, N. r. KAYsER, Artist.
7 100 s- Mod. Col. Building, cor. 80 BRADY SIS
Davenport, June 10th, ls54tr&wte.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

7 n the great progress constantly making in every
branch OF Science and Art In this country, and es-
lecally in Davenport the art OF making covering Tor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
TO TIE PHYSICIANS OF VI RGINIA,
and To all who use Liquor iis II Medi.
cine or :,s "a Beverages,

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
Cincinnati NOnpu Matters.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2O.-Money matters contn-
ne to improve here The rates of exchange are
declining. Bankers refuse to buy at cent pre-
MUM, and confidence is rapidly gaining strength.
Hogs are tirmer.w sales of 200O head at S3621
aS4. Sales of 1000 bhlS prime lard, deliverable
in November and December, at 81 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23

PHILADELPHIA, NV %. In the drying house
of the powder mill of johnson, in Marlboro
township, MONTGOMERY county, Pa, this morning
an explosion of two tons of gunpowd"r took
place, entirely destroying the building and killing
Henry Whistler and Josiah, his son. The cause
of the accident is net known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telesiaphed foi the Daily vueinian
LATER FROM EUROPE!
ARRIVAL Oh BHE CANADA.

News om the East More Fighting at Sebas.
topol-Advance in BfcadstutIs
NEW loRK, November -
The Steamship Canada arrived at Portland
this morning, with Liverpool dates to the 9TH
inst. Brcod~tutfs have advanced.
Consols closed at91 10 9ll. Cotton unchang-
cd
The English accounts say the Russians were
rePalsed at Balakaya, with one thousand killed.
The attack On Schnstopol. from Sea, has not
been renewed. The bonhardment from the
heights is vigorously prosecuted. Fort Coustan-
tine, Quarantine aud the southern town
have been demolished. The town is ON fire in
three different places. Private dispatches say
Sehastopolis positively captured, and that the
assault "as madc the Bird of November
Other dispatches say that Schastopol is n mass
of ruins-that the French chns,raurs Kill all
Russian artillerymen who show Themselves, and
that showers of balls are necessarily poured into
the Qualifications, leaving no time to repair dam
ages which have been done.
The Russian ships said 10 have sought
shelter by the side of the quags, hul tn Allies
were about to fire red hot shot into thom.
Lord Dnkelleu had been taken prisoner by
the Russians. Large French aud English rein
forcomcats were going forward; ul~e, iron cyIin.
Mt the entrance of the harbor. Onc hundred aud
twenty gun boats aud forty floating batteries
had been ordered to the Baltic.
Mr.. Soule had been permitted 10 pass through
France.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
Disasters on Lake Erie.

BuFFALo. Nov 2O.-'The schooner Mantow,
laden with 225 tons of railroad iron, from Oswe-
60 to Detroit. was driven ashore III Grand river
opposite Nair Port, Ohio, ON Sunday. and will
prove total loss The iron wilIproUably be say
ed.
Last night the harque Utica, whilst attempting
II come into th~ PORT. fell to the leeward against
the pier and will probably be a total los, She
i,loaded With pa barrel, of beef considerable
portion of which was wasLcd overheard and may
be saved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
NEVS-FOsk CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale tl0thin EStablishmoT
rs Cortland street
And eNtenClng through Inc rnI1' DO
10 DEFY STREET.


10 DEFY STREET
~ ~" rginia Merchants visiting New York. wc extcrl
our invh'ion 10 call aud examine our stock which
~ particularly adapted to Sourberl rade. / bose Il
eur f.rrer putron, n"ri HAT our motifs
/. Erreisior and 10 - hers would say al IN is
aud c,orla, bern i8-.I aoods the One Price prin
rplr wilhou, ,orarion mol only in the Iee". bul in
.uiiIt.
VII rcanrd oiirs ofour goods MS much
rhn We msuutlcture them we'll and in gnod
tie t1Sdjonabe custom esta shmcnt la
rls my ,rkcr.aud thu, ondenvar 10 do nwnv
wifi the strong pr" a.,Ifay ''rg in The commur
e.. ~ dc,lug IN and using 1eaay Ia. 4 thug. Please
give pflN call an test ,lr n4,4,, 3n-i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
iInrine Disasters.

America. from Liverpool, arrived to-day, reports
th4t ON the ! 18th of October she was struck by a
terrific gale, which completely disabled her. aud
she was forced to lay by for eight days. On the
llth of Novemb I fell in with the schooner Zeal
ou~ from Halifax in,. sinking condition, and took
off her officers and crew.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
REMO1 A..

nj The subscriber, hVipg removed 10 lts a-w Store
w door, phovc h., old snnd unl threr don, south
In Mnn and Mar,ot street,, i prepared 10 oler in.
dnrro'"Bl- To rer-p purchasing ali binas of d ues.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dses, indow Gn-s rutty,
Pert .rncry. Fancy Articles &c. 4.
THUS Store i. l02 feet deem, mich will enable him To
heepu rrurH larger stock thar usual Particular aften
ton viii he p,d 80 all ,ricrs. pte-rrrti. filed
MI hnu. aud from expcie of han 80 year.
he atler> himli that lac III be ae 10 furnish onls
such medicine. pare ,ud r"t uine Allthe
Phlrparruucl Preparations nude they appear in
tn Medical Jouua-
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will nsed Mu'ic Saloon, where
he has row and viii keep supply .. those ruy c-l
rbrnted WorIl Fair Loudon) l'reni Pianos. All
kinds of Music md Musical I1-,rumeG's furnished
order Plivatn the Saloon il the alley
Visiters will please ing tie Iooa bel.
K. LYMAN, Bank Square.
seq l2-ds2taa6nc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23

TIE LATE GALE on THE lAEEs.-The loss Of
the propeller Bucephaus on Loee Erie, daring
the late gale, was announced II few days ago
The Buffalo Commercial says:
Seven Of the deck hands, two of the fremcn
and the cook were Drowned. Captain Alexander
and thirteen of the crew we've saved. The Blu
cephalus was bound from Chicago for this port
and had a cargo of II 0O0 bushels of corn and
considerable rolling freight. She was owned in
this city by Messrs. Holt, Palmer x Co., and her
captain, and was valued at S25,0O0-insured for
S2a,000. Her freight was also insured.
The papers contaln various other accounts OF
disasters on the lakes by the gales; but none Of
them of a very serious nature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
RniLrnn.l icriLent.

UTICA, y. Y, Nov. Is he locomotive Gin
cinnati," of the express train, was this morning
thrown from the track by running over COW
The engine wa, turned completely over. The
cara and pAssengers wore unininred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
Mort lifg Gf Sea.

NEW York, Nov. 20.-The ship Confedera
ton of this port from lIayrc, reports Is deaths
.as having occurred during the passage.
Arrived to day, clipper ship Canvas Back, o.
Baltimore. from llavre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
An OH Nmrrenn Hcun

NEWARK, y. j., Nov. 2O.--Dr. Tnck, the old
est surgeon in tee American Navy, died here thi,
morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
UfStprn NdrjrdtiOn.

WHEELING, Noy. 20th.-lhe river here has n
depth of fully thirty inches and is rising Small
class boats are taking freight and passengers
for Cincinnati.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
Enr EnLiEnruin-

NEW York, Noy. 2o.-'ihe steamer North
Star sailed hence, this afternoon, with the Cali
forna mails and large number of passengers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
The Ohio Rirer.

WHEELING; Nov. 2O.-The river is about in
fair navigable condition. AT Pittsburg the river
has commenced falling.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
Great Excitement i'm New York.

DlANU5 AND MEIODEONS FOkCASu-
4 Hortn- Waters, 'he grrn Music and ri r,p Forte
ieaer, 233 RrondNay, New York. PR f. a. share
bata per cont with biz customers rather thtn pay il
to hr Sarrur- of Wal street. to1ui.e available
ena l. him stem hr present tight nres, ofers bis
inn .taa"tt a. elegant IN Varihhted Pianos
auI NJ uIetu- large di-couat from flrtoIy prices.
For Cash Hi 49,. I'M. comprises PiI a. tom
tg,ee If rn' Largest aud most Celebrated Boston
Manufactures al thn-e u - v"rul,,l TIA" best New
York makers i,.u i'm ia" Neariita' an tnncl al.
uarpd Horace Waters Pianos, from his own Fac
tory aGd Nj ocon. at HE u = Boston. New lllvrn
New YerL aaJ BuiIi3 mHk, Ii riding opportunity
,r t,t,- iud d., mn. E,rh ia tau.
ul,pt vHrrlttrt Second al lpn.~ 81 s'..,' l9r
Gail - me, tim : @ IA : A,.,r aad Ma-a |
lu.trinip ali kIuS. DrAirl. cne her, aud lea
Of s., ous supplied GA the b.t ts,m. Music SEN by
mail post pad. Generri aud Select Catalogue. nt Ma
sic and Schedule OF Factory rres OF Pianos Melodeon.
and musical instruments ulwar ted any address, free
of r stage. (s.Mr.)
sep20 dltsu3'n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23

NEW loRK, Nov 22.-Flour advanced Il cts
on Ohio; Southern dali. Corn tritle lower.
Baltimore, Noy. 22.--Markrt unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
LATE NEWS By THE MAILS.
NAV YORK ELECTION

NAV YORK ELECTION.
The Albany Argus al Monday corrects Il few
of its returns in uunportunt particulars and
gives the following H. the result:
Clusk lH,I2t UImann I2o, c95
Seymour 156,56 Bronson 1921
Total vote for Governor. 1904. Clark's
majority over Seymour 463.
Nlror Escape Of Gen Uooi-Seaqtor Heler
and L7dy.
Major General WOOL. senator Weller and hi.
accomplished lady. with Il party Of friend. met
with an accident ntcly ia California. which hnd
very nearly proved fatal = all. They had been
ON pleasure and business tour to tie northern
boundary of the State, when it occurred. One
of the party thus writes:
1t was about O'clock in the rvcning-we had
Just taken fresh HORSES -and we were de. crn,ling
a mountain over dangerous road. "A portion of
which skirted the very brink of prccipice, but
we were hardly milo and Il half from Nevada
when the driver, mistaking large stump fora
shadow, (the moon being very brght.1 drove
hecdlessly forward aud striking the obstacle.
broke the pole Of our COACH. Immediately the
horses began running al Il Terrible rate the dri
Yer tossing all coutrnl. We hrnced ourselves as
well n We could, mpmrutar" anticipating the
shock of an up-et, sunn rs the vehicle should
strike full n liu-t one of thr munv stumps which
lay in our course. One gen irmau Jumped from
the stage, and WIS hnr, severely the rest of us
sat rs firmly n possible. uttcring not word, but
awaiting brcath,cssly the catastrophe which
felt must rusue.
On we went, hurrYinr towards II frightful pre-.
ci ce. viii some ot the party knew was but
few reds in advance of rs. when, proydentallv,
the horses swnryrd suddenly from the road aud
dashed INTO the woods. The few minutes run
ming time seemed weeks to Us, but Mt length
two immense stunps presented themselves the
4 l;ain 4, tilt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23

Y Il" GONtERN.--OTf Il CDNNELI Iav-
' ing recently purei,a-cd the Corn aud Puster MI
win the Wool CarIng Machines. ~ formerly belong
ibg Ia NJ Council Sr.. would rn- acc,Cuy inform lh,
public and tlrir irirnd- generally that they will grind
Corn nnd flas.ar and cari Wool Roll. the most
commodatipg terms. and hop" 10y strict Intention
merit stnle 81 public patronage.
Corn Mral and rlasicr always On hnnd and for .a'o
WN. H. OFT.
Lynchburg, Oct % ARTHUR CONNELL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
ny ROYAL LETTERS PA1i Mt.
THE lllDROMAGEN. OR WATER PROOF,
ANTI CONSERVATIVE CORK SOLES
Manufactured by
ilarcOurt, Bradley 4 Co.,


ItHciPd( UarehoHsc lW2 u ood Street, Chap
sid, London Enridnd; imcricen Establish
HcHts, Is Inn Street 4 l02 Nassau Street,
Ner York, L. s.
tei nom damp coll aud therefore preventative otmnny
Nithout The lk1rUmn
W tlo form ulR aud the boot Its
u,aiisaiol hnrnot, /. powerful nun1ele todierac.
For Erntcm"n Will iu found nrtrrnll and heahy
utriu The rulrst rninet weather, the hot cannot h.
'uue W.T. ltthn lyduuauis Inserted lddes the
H htrt snId h5s sho In Tie nel ment weather will
mlnnuiys whe iousumpru pretnnu rmong The
,Jrcunny, he thWnfrd y their al adoption They
entirely saperclo the Nttor the feet
unhealthy he sidH, dangerous
Ia pedestrians Weather like IN lin ulhora. While hc
por hr fret tenufru crrmoY lnrr thu nyd omHpeu
hcpg thin srcoi ,S prepared. peculiarly placed lnsdc
unn1y To chi trs ,nl,lnhlc they nny
rNerc with md hrn tty cnrets. Ther
pence IL slfth need mcnt holea. those who
lntr nise tem will hn1 toir yearly do e bills much dmn
I-lnl thereby
A. tho lyiromOcoui hccouinr it, snleia
ct.inF In utmost incredible cNtou Int Ia london,
MINI, hester birmingham. Liverpool. Gasgu Irsd Dab h..
rts Antwerp nmhurfl nud ucrn. les reached a..
ars al rl solrs This the inter VIII far surpasa
TIA
All Tho rprul, their their ,nlnc preventative
tr Coughs, Colds ronrliis Ashmu ani CO assumption.
M"n# slf, rr rnit u e'ns
tbIiHi
H. Misses -
NoflcF=Ftum tho retail prices max lhcru
10 Jolters Nhucaler4. TINT my storrkeeer
meto profit ihcr Hnowhnc they article Tint
may Ice kept IN STORE class = ooia Fo tems,
rpplY 10 UAUtnGHf HR abby a ca,
anp l3-darNm Us Aur stt cut New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
FOR RENT.

If. FOR RENT
G4 The large and convenient FAMILY RE
SlDENCE, on fifth street, at present occupied
by George Baughman, esq. This property is
within five minutes walk of Main street, has
well of good water on it, and also every necessa-
ry out house. Possession given the first of No
vember. For terms apply to my son l.. W. Lam
beth, or TO myself. ELIZA G. LAMBETH
oct % d2tawts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
FACTORY FOR RENT.

progressing 10 discontinue the manufacture ii -
BAGtG. oilers for rent his FACTORY -i.utfri ga ne
june River kaneV ha Gonaj, 81 milo. 20. Lvuch
hnrl. mad IrcrIt T}p River Warchou- cl, ihrre
ia fobarrn inspection. The building il arsr anil nd.
mhhly adapted 10 tia, business, mud has artcho 10
romiorml,o dwelling hou-c, wilh gtrlen, &c, &c -
The business be conducted with much grcatef econ.
ony in the country and hires hcing chea per aud pro
visions, taxes DC, costing much less thna in the city
The subscriber viii have Il number of Factory Hands
10 lie 10 nny renting the factory. and viii sell the
enrre stock OF screws fixtures. e. on fh~ mos nc
couHodaiin, terms
For any information nfpy to J. A. lIetcter. Esq,
Lynrhbnr-. or 10 the undersigned at Tye River Ware.
house, Nelson county. Viigui,
nov 2laWdSr san J. y. McCLETIAND
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23

News i.oU the East More Fighting at Sebas
topcl-Advance in Btcadstuas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
WAGONS. WAGONS

w hay" o. hind u lag" nssortmrnt of Va ons
tie of the brs materials and workman hip whirh
NJ -au low Tor cnsh To punrupl cnsfomer-.--
hose ,hng bu, won Ia VII examine my otbca
i, fro uarcl n,ing, DAVID T. REFS
II : ~ rtl M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23
WATCH & JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT

n Nchuyc ius' received in addition To our former
& s"ek al atch'annd Jcweiry. fresh supply ni
GAs&A FIRE gold aud liver lever Watches nnl The
mo approved makers Alo, large aud well selected
stork III Grutlemrn'. Fnh n1d Vesi Chnin. beuu fl
arli, IT, MI al latest raiters, Ladies' Brenstpins. Ear
rng. tinger frea, B,a aicia Buton,. Gold and liver
Pe L. ~. MI nhrr els usually kept in such
e.inh sanents Ia which respectfully invite the nj
iei tian 81 all wnalirp eood Watches ind JeNelrg
IcU.ons Vi lieg Ign hburg nnl deru1e my arr Gle
in unr nc rre re-rr fully .acited Ia o1u md exam
ne. nr .iuel rs ,ious - hht es,. ZOO Is
md arc cqnully anxiou. IT, sell them, consequently will
seil hute,ta.
Hclmt iar-Wnlches. Jcwelry and al articles IT gop
aud lv"r repaired nj short notice
nv lat4 II SlLVERrHORN g. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-23

NAMpHENE and Burning Fluid, just received and
~ for sale by lno 21<s D z. LYMAN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-26
Roedp. dp
a FARHwHLL.

The brightest things have passed away.
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-slsa Eden was lost-the angels sinned- 81
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r,,.,d And thou, who vert the fixed star
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eai M i OFT have feared thou hadst forgot
9. 2 ssla :. The dim and distant past. -'a'
y,.,.l !, Iknow that we shall seldom meet
II =, Ourpaths will wear apart, 7
dies And but see in future years % I
tI,ass Thine image in my heart.
80. Fmay. self-exiled, wander far,
.Y,fslas And thou at home be blest, ~
.sl4 II With angels kind, of love and peace,
- 70 hover Ger thy rest. ~
,ss ,s,so !. II is my destiny to ase, , ls.s s. s.
.ea '.as From all love on earth,
20 s's And o 'er the wilderness OF life @
- Es,a Like Noah's dove 90 forth;
,e,.s ,eas Yet know not when from the fight $
sxsla.9aa Ny weary wing will cease; 81
sssSss Or it, my Spirit will bring back Il
.ssst'ns. The olive. branch Of peace.
s.,s only know my courseis on--sal
There is no rest for me;
~ The star that rules my wayward course
Shines far Ger yonder sea; "a
$50 Yet whefesoe'er on sea or shore
That star may rise or set, -.
Nor earth, nor ocean, time nor change
80 ysssaShalf teach me to forget.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-26
Burning Alive,

a3s A paper was read before the French
Academy Of Science, in which the follow
ing extraordinary instance was adduced
as a reason for abolishing the presentcus.
tom of burying so soon after death:
A young female had been twice pro.
nounced dead, when only in q trance, but
had recovered in time to prevent being
buried alive. A third trance came on,
and in consequence Of what had previous
~ occurred, permission was obtained from
the constituted authorities for the body to
remain above ground SO long as decom.
position should not take place. A week
ten days passed away--there was still no
decomposition; but all the msdicat men
declared she was dead, and at length she
was laid in her coffin. Only few min.
utes before the coffin was to be nailed
down, and while the bell Of the village was
already tolling for the funeral. female
from an adjoining village, who had been
a schoolmate of the supposed deceased
came to take a last farewell. She stopped
to kiss theslips Of her departed friend. and
remained 10 that position Tor some time
The bystanders attempted to remove her
lest her emotions should be injurious &c
her. She waved them away with hel
hands, and remained in that position, with
her lips upon those ol her deceased friend
and breathing, as i, turned out afterwards
the warm breath Of life into her lungs. A
lieuglh she exclaimed: .She lives" ant
rising from the body, pointed out unequiv
localsigns Of life. She then stated that =,
she was kissing her friend she fancied sh,
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