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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
$4,000 Acres Valuable Lands

$4,000 Acres Valuable Lands,
30 LOTS IN sTTY OF DAVENPORT
FOR SALE
In State Of Iowa.
SCOTT COUNTY.
So North Range AZ
south west quarter section e.
South Gee. "a;
SINE4 sec. 80;
sEssW .&sw4sE....a &c;
Elm Wand w $50. Z;
Township 90 NR3Rast
Sorsh-Eest quarter section 10
East w section ~;
SS Ws.s VS.: : st i ! b ,:. ss !, IS
sEaNEa section 81;
Township 80 RI Ea..
yEisE. section
w.sWif e
7sNR1Ean.
Al OF seetionfye:
North half section eehu
~ section eight;
EfsW section eight;
sec seventeen;
kfSW /! section IL
VI Use IS wa ...usa
w section o;
NE section IA;
southwest sections;
SITS ! section "a;
MIS- f section 50;
South half section 49,:
IT w section 80;
WIS Z section Sc;
Town 9Ra.
EsfsW N Z section u.
~ w section 10;
W. y Ell section is;
sA . Is section &c;
Tasn7ss Re- East.
IoTh Lots In Waleott, arst dsn.t on r A r
depot. s''ehusoS sAs9
CEDAR COUNTY.
1900 acres in Town .9sRIW
9soe aerssin losneeN W;
=" seres in section 81, town .eN3We.,.
CLINTON COUNTY.
ieoe acres beautifully situated,
MUscATINE COUNTY.
looe acres in tow n rs SRIKas,
tiily lots In City OF Davenport and additions.
'osAeA osaaiifuh! located 70 rssid spsss.
- acres ofland one mile from Court Bouss {.
~! oi davenport south side Of Third Street,
- apofe land comprises some of the bes I. - 4.
q ~ esI 80 selected By competent person at
n iiberai 49, ie olsfed ior sale to actual settlers
: 'sn'' Apply to
o,.,., COOK & SARGEkF
Aahd gents, Davenport, 10 "a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
DAVENPORT STOVEFOUNDRY

THE subscribers have established In this Sly G
Foundry for the Casting OF
STOVES or EVERY DESCRIPTION
as for all other kinds Of Casting and Foundry Work
Black smithing and Finishing 50. for Turning, Be-
ring and Repairing of Machinery.
We will east
Fronts. Columns, Cornices, Caps and Stills, etc.
According TO an, pattern furnished.
We are now prepared to III orders for Stoves of all
The most approved Patterns in the country embracing
Coos stoves both for Coal and Wood. Heating
farior Stoves. etc. Among patterns the Au-
rora- Republic, piadem, Winter Companion, and
others.
n. B. We have purchased the interest of Mr.. James
Swint0n in the above establishment.
DAVIS, BOYD & CO.
Z. DAVIS. j. A. BoYB. J. MIND.
DAVENPORT, Nov 23d, Is5id3mwtf
lYASS' London Porter Just received and for sale
ID ut FRANCIS JAC0RY'S
Drug and Prescription Store.
Brady bet Cd 4 I'd sts, Davenport.
Oct 80.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

c,.eurAR.-The q. /, Republican relate,
&. followinq curious circumstance:
.ya.terd.y valuable horse belonging TO
a.anr;ators OF the Rock Island House
~. fatally injured u their stable on III
~. .,r.et in the following manner. A BIZ
~. ~ hr;dle had been fitted on the animal,
n as was being led through the stable when
.nu .nadsnly reared and fell backwards. stri-
n;ar his ,ad violently sn the stable floor.
I'll. The shock probably Injured biz skull or
,..;ns - he Law perfectly unconscious dn-
4 The night, and died this morning"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
E. N b ATES

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
(Late 81 Adams, Mass
ofrscE directly over WOODWARD 4 HAMS Store.
Brady ST., Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

DRANK LEsSLlES, Gazette OF Fashions for De-
X nnmh.r at No. LIE Claire Block.
IRON and Nails-a full assortment Of all sizes on
| hand and for sal. ny pabhEhb y n'''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

SAILS OF PROPERTY ~ DAvEsPoHr.--
Our friend. Gro. l.. NICHOLS and II.
KIBJukN are doing 4 very heavy real es-
tate business across tho "brook." In
twenty days their private sales Of Iowa
lands amount to nineteen thousand eight
hundred and forty dollars. Their City
sales, during the same period, chiefly by
auction, amount to twenty-five thou
'snd one hundred and eighty five dol
lars. The whole amount Of their sales
during the tine specified foots up over 81
600
We learn that the tendency Of the price
Of property is still upward. Large
amounts are being invested by eastern capi'
lalist.. who are tired of the uncertainty Of
Investments in the East. We cannot
Doubt but that the result will Justify
the wisdom Of their course Rock Island
e..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
STEAM BOILERS

OFF all descriptions. on hand and made TO order
tJAlso Sheet Iron " ork, via: smoke Pipe, Breerh.
cs, Ac., &c made on short hotiee-at iaete Works
Oh, eago.
Dee l5dwif p W GATES & co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27
Arrival Of the
A NJ Il X &c \
THREE D.sys LATER rNo.s EuRofE.
,u,tria Eixnsd Treaty with England and
France.

HALIFAX, Dec. %, +. ID
Tho mail steamer America from Liver.
,,ol an the 9th, has arrived hare en- route
a. Roston. Her adgices are 10 days Later
han those brought by the Pacific, aud
though devoid Of anything exciting from
,h. .sat OF war, are Of the utmost impor-
,.,c, iuasmueh az it states that most inn
nortant negotiations Wsre in progress, and
hat Austria had signed treaty with Eng
land and France.
Nothing Of consequence had been done
before Sebnstopoi.
The cotton market had been pretty
,etiy, at commencement, but fell off at
close.
Flour declined one eighth. Markets quiet,
and demand moderate ut previous rates
Western Canal Ala Cd i2s Cd: Straight
B.lim,re 4ss 49, sd; Good Ohio AIS \
ass: Wheat declined Consols 93x for
money.
New YORK, Dec. %.
The Florida Legislature have elected
Hon. David l.. Yulee U. s. Senator in
place Of Hon. Jackson Morton.
The dinner OF the New England Society
at the Aston ii ouse last night was a brilliant,
affair Moses & Grnnel presided. Gov.
Seward was the most prominent OF the
sp..kers and in the course OF his remarks
h. administered some severity to the" X now
Nothings"
An lin ernal maci,iue" exploded last
aah, IN the Pocket Book Factory Of Solo
mon. Spite & Co, but hey oud some slight
d.,naga 10 the building. it did no HARM
Tie workmen had not left the premises,
and the greatest alarm prevailed among
them. The machine had been placed in
the partition wall of one Of the rooms by
seme unknown miscreant,
WAsnItGroS, Dec. %.
The amount of public debt reduced dur
ing the week will foot up TO about $780,
90
A Bill is about 70 be introduced legislat-
Ing Judge Dewitt IL Ohio, out Of Office, By
aboshing Ms court and establishing two
dt.trct courts in the place OF il.
B0sros, Dec. %.
Last night about la O'clock, fire broke
out stNo Is Sch oai 81. occupied by George
T. Bemes, Noon, Kuddie s. Co, John VOL
son & CO., and other printing and newspa-
per Office. Tae Offices OF the New England
Primer, the Massachusetts Plowman, the
Csris;sn Register. the True Flag, and the
P1t,an are burned UP or greatly damaged.
The fte WIS confined to the upper portion
Of the baiGing. The stairs below escaped
damage except BY water. Loss about
Sl500oe.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-27

payenrort. Dec % 1851.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-03


Under the superntendence of civilians
l60,467 hintlock muskets Of the old model OF 1922,
800 cadet muskes
5000 hint-ock muFkets of the model of 1870
los, 967 total
At Harper's Ferry irmory
Under the superintendent of military officers
l5, 1873 ntlock muskcts of the improved model of 1870
s9929 percussion muske Of the improved model of sA0
3,l90 Halls rifles
l,OOl Halls carbines.
20,l96 new model percussion rifles
129,4 ,454 total.
Under the superintendent of civilians
1859 fint-lock muskes of the old model of 1922.
$500 intock muskets Of the improved model Of ls40
17,6S0 Halls rifles.
1920 Halls oarbines.
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United States Mail,

PosT OFFICE DsPARTMENr,
Washington, July ~, 1851
pROPOSAs for the mails Of the United
list day OF October. 1884,
the State WIsCoass, will be
Office OF Department "Wednesday,
gust 3uh next, 10 be decided by the day following;
No. 1918 Chen, Crosse. Lewiss
Dengass's Mills, Eau Gaile,'s Mills, Rush Sci
Element, aud Prescott, Poih, Douglas, Min. Ter,
24& miles and back,
Leave Prairie dq Chen Monday 7 a III
Arrive ST Paul 9Th day, Tuesday, by pm
Leave lnui Monday a am;
Arrive Prairie du Chen 9th day, Tuesday, by IN
For form of proposal,
embracing
extent the department may expedient
veriemcnt inviting proposals years,
meneing Isl States illinois, Wisconsin,
January 9th, 1854.
Each proposal should be sealed Proposal
J773 Wis - addressed
erai.s Washington, u. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July l4-law4w Postmaster GeneYn
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i.nna Warrant Lost.

(tAuTlONOno about LIST utimo placed
me Cy Post Office in he usual envelope adcssed
70 me hon Henry A. Edmundson member Congress-
bounty
Issued under the act OF February H. is47 in the Of Henry
Lane, he private h Capt Joues Und yGl-
gehts upon which the form assignment w,ien but
executed being intended should be forwarded
nehiy Lane Tor hat purpose AS the has
hoi been received by te Hon MIR. Edmundson, and ei,
Nu o mas miscaredi This caution
use TIC warnn BY being offered fo necessary
W pen thn against the issue PATENT should the be 10
caa ana us Intention made known that application will he
made 10 The Commissioner Of Pensions
eain warrant CHARLES DE SELDiAG,
IA, fh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name ot viii be apps unc s
psyineai u the subscription n advance.
Distant subscribers money by letter.
which will be paid and by
Transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pablshsd ui weekly during the
SONS of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period less than
proportoned TO the above annual
1-PoSTMAsTERs authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscbes $50
WEEKLY subscribers with SIS enclosed, entitled to
copy grs,s.
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a,nsc, IA ..,anx IA -,
, h ,s,J ar M. Iand ,a,ca. -, ,h.
rv AZ Mts..sor. . sf ,he in,s herein drsenaIsd 10 win
AAi a.
hbe omce
eleventh dsy W sp"nDei o ue posai o e pupe ahds
situated wlthih ibe euhuefmepii"heo to"h1niP" "@'
North of the principal eidian
- h,,ua..s ,rs o,. ana ona b,,aav., -, 49,. -
,,nrs Eve
Townships bundled hundred and two of
,ange sly.
hundred and and hundred and
rupge seven.
Townships hundred and hundred tyo
ran.e eight
Towhships QUE nuso ana yhe n"eice ana .h", one
hundred aNd 'htee, aou ov nna,ea anu ou o ''hse hie
dred ard hree ana onn huhalsu ana oc oIiange zen,
Townsbps enc anu o" o"e huhu'ea anu o ore hu
dfed ana tniee one anu ''" M "Ae h""" a"o he OF
range eiessh'
AZ The same place. commencing On onday hr twenty hh aay
OF Srps meA 10, ue upsa '" He p"he ia"as WIFI" e
limits OF the following 'o"nrnls' VIZ
North Of the aud Of the fh principal meridian
- ,,,,,, ma o,s am, bund, In, A ana tvvo o,e ann
townships onr unu'su anu ~ " & % I on ",aS "a 40. -,
diea ana n'oei Que hu"uou anu ''1'' ANU wy ~ ' ~ "
Iounshs on. u.asd and one one hundred
Jrd md three and hundred four ,hsteeu.
Townshps ona hundred one two,
hundre ed and three, o range fourteen.
Townships hundred and hun
and and one fifteen.
hundred aud hundred and three
hundred aud four, five,
Townships one hundred and five,
range sey yenieen
an. =, sr,, yv ,,rs. co.ou,.,.;ru o ,4,n,,.y ,,.
Alus aa uuee ~ III s " - H. ,,t ~ ~, % ~ & ~
~ 's Pu'''
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled To the right pre-empon
lands within the townships townships
rated, is required to establish the the
register and Of The pa,
therefor practicable after seeing this and
the day appointed for the public
lands embracing he claimed otherwise
eed.
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
June 4-lawl3w
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mo. ISL

NoAlNG restoring to entry pos al
~ me lands recently Withdrawn from propo aoads
the lower peninsula of MIcuioAs ~
wherehs ~ hc urgent solicitation of sanaors
OF tue de'egson
President Of The unod order barinp m
June innt has directed that portion Iapas he,e,on
drawn from sale esty valid pre- euion ella, a.
The ront@s OF certain proposed railroads Michigan
aud Wisconsin, tas set orib IN the public
an issued from this Office the 10TH last 10 vii ,
on situated IN tine lower peninsula OF Michigan outside n e Inn
miles side nrnpr
notice. be restored market NOTICE therefore
gwen That the lands aoove referred to- Of which particular aud
showing parts townships enbac;ns M
same have this day been tie for pubip
niornaon VIII again be subject to private sale
hef monoay he Fh day OF August next precisely
terms and conditions as though the same had not been
market.
Given under hand Land ihe civ Of
washington This 23d day OF June, Ammo Doniini, 1851
BY order Of the President;
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
June 2f-aw,slhAug
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MS s' r"-1'T''s Sc" Receipts fer Cooking sale
TAYLOR & MAURY,s
"N " bookstore, oh
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ERENCH steel pens Just In, ported Paris, also.
Ferry Gilot pens person from the make
y me undersigned aud embracing an
variety oi each tnd together with cheaper
s low as rs cents box Of twelve pens warranted
rp .N,E n, w ~,
June '''' '''N'
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OF SOUTH tAAOLlAA,
On the superntendeney of armoes delivered in the House
of Representatives, July II, 1854.
The House being in the Committee of the Whole on the
IN of he Irnjou--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

=, THE Fionr DETwErs HEssRs RoDkRrsoS AND GA1Ea-
we received note from Mr. Thcodorck Robertson the
complainant in this matter denying hs correctness Of
our statement on Saturday, the cause which pro-
voked the attack upon him 10y Mr. Gstes-namey that he
told him he a liar.
Not being 10 Court at the first stsge Of this trial 70 had
TO rely upon the statement of others which vas
una! gwen And looking TO the great disparity. IN years
and physical strength between Mr. Robertson AID his Ar,
iagon' we re.a it improbable that Mr. Gsies would
have committed so ~anton assault upon q pr on al
mos old enough to DO his father unless under the in
pulse OF some severe sun or great provocsion Coup.
ling this probability with tho statement of ibc ndi-
vldua who wa' present during the trial. and from whom
the information, published II was derived we bosi
tated NOS to present the matter in the e rm VIC did
Mr. ltnbcrson merely in bic note rthat the dli-
Guilty did not arise about tho books neither did he give
the lie TO anybody" What then led to tho attack! NJ
Gates With such odls We have described did not il
must he presumed turn upon him with ut any Cause aud
inlet upon him injuries which jury conceived so agrr
Vaed as to merit the OF tho pretty OF
anu COSTS IL there was proyOc think shou I'd
be double that But the probabilities arc otherwise a.
oil must admit in view Of the facts here gv.n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

bihsuss BoE. The In B,nun Auront q.
HArHr, concern which has
70 have Wild sale hsn work puei,i cd
Having ~ the vesc of looking Mr. Rsdneds
eot We found that the orders from booksellers
Hens called up To yesterday Che hhl ernoon extra
ordinary number OF niay odd Roudni The
seyed by each mail almost iner aiheyarypg to
SO verrng more Frequently the latter
and all ,h, Wiihau ,e ,ishe.t prospect Of abatement
sellers whose orders exceed
doIen ssch, der this ave Ta
yelling sgent. seldom all for than 100 copies
A. high 600 We're the sal. ~ lin
s s on Gsea ~hch We atdelsanj reached total sale OF
l.. hey hrpsAr astounding IL. orders
continue for the It two months
er oanhdeny anticipated the copyright Of his
kyprssr) N' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20
AoRx Indian huRDrRs-The st. Louis Republican OF
Monday last publishes the following extract FROM letter

hoRk INDIAN huRpERs.-The ST. Louis Republican OF
Monday last publishes the following extract FROM letter
dated Camp on the Banks Of the Platte River, Oct es
seated ourselves to p,rtske Of evening repas
shen the crack Of rifle changed our joy into ssd
ness The report OF that ride told true tale for by
mp side tell as hue and "a promising young "a ever
walked this earth. We grabbed our rifles, aud soon
reached the wagon; there had time to ASCERTAIN the
sreng'h OF our enemy fifteen composcd their company
Half naked, bali starved aud we'll armed they seemed
ready Tor ahJ kind Of hcls work ordered every man
to pick bis man aud v1en l gavo the word every rifle
told Tor seven fell to the ground the res. retired for
time into the woods We thought tina. they had left, but
Wolfe said that he would go aud see he went slowly
and cautiously towards them; hardly had he advanced
twenty PAGES when eight OF them towards him. We
fred andiiked wounded two, hut in tprn they killed
three Of ours and wounded Mr. Wolfe in the ANGLE We
ran tosards fem, and they towards the woods We
had the extreme pleasure Of seeing them land other
side oil The Platte, but not without many ball passing
near their heads or bodies We then returned to camp
The excitement subsidized on our arrival there for
nov come the melancholy duty OF burying the dead
am al old man, aud have many a hard time, but
none ever tried me 70 much :his. will give you the
names o. OR company:-Udolph Wolfe, New York
vounded Harvey Wicrol. New York; Benz amin Woods
81 Louis; Saul Aantel, ST. Louis Slss Midway killed;
William Nod~ay, Killed; Hiram Woodruff killed; Henry
Law, Now York, killed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

Miss hpRRAr, Maid Of Honor 10 Queen viciorin, has
been visiting Cveland Ohio. She s said fill the post
ofint'm'e personal friend TO Her Mseay Miss Murray
"a relative TO the Duke Of Athol aud Of Lord Mursy
sho Is descendant o! Gov. Dunmore, Of Virginia Her
mother occupied the same position In the household OF
Queen Charlotte as now held by Lady Murray In tho
household Of Victoria.
DEArn OF AVxrSnAs.-Csptsin John Hunter, for 80
years resdent Of Savannah, Geo, died Tuesday lie
was formerly aSeamen In the Britsh NAVY, and snopg
other battles he fought under Nelson IN tho
on the Nile when Bouspstes great feet entirely dc
stroyed,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Per Asia. |

Per Asia LIVERPOOL, lIth No., 81, 1854
At our Market this morning had good attendance
OF the rade opencd rather u, hut towards the close
more desire was manifest the part OF Mers and Dea
ers TO purchasc aud the eIrem Of Tuesday may be
quoted for Wheat and Flour, ard in instances rather
exceeded Indian Corn although not In very active
nand was difficult TO obtain without paying advance OF sd
tool per or Dat Meal slow siio former raie but Ois
were more readily gold without change In value. Our
rivals Tor the past seven days consist OF 4O4S quarters
Wheat, 1901 quarters Of Indian Corn, and bGls -four
Export Tor same period. 9iG quarters Wheat bai2 qua
eIs Indian Corn, 1852 bbs aud 7l2 sacks Flour The
value OF American Cereaes al this dsys maket-White
Wheat l2sa ia 81; Red llsalls Cd per 10 lbs
Flour Baltimore snd Phdelpbs, 4os 6da42s. NO Cans,
dian or Sour on tho market,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20
THE SECOND EXHIBITION on T,,E ,,;s
ThOf0llTAN MkSAANNa, iNkIirl1k

Sor 40 Promotion and kaeourdossnie Of C
msrcr, and ~ kechdnie and U.erui art.
DAY S.sSu.ry IN a Ss on the
the which tho nos.
To th, E.hibi,ion the Manufacturer, Mechanics, A,, T.,
and taste nom =. s,on, ,s ~ 81 their Ia.
eV Is. v. . invited to contribute. ~ 0'"' arc
Il, .snns,y Department will be the charge Of pe
ss.n re- nS s'eAmposs fixtures. labor sc viii be
Anintsndna 10 exhibit requested 10 give no,,. . . ,
inv s p's'oae. aoois should be aeeUn with prop,r
ns committee therefore feel that In Inviting button,
Erpas an aesas .r e, o G,i,, 10 the Second k
to ss sa sesn' 10 making inp.n
h. .na their ai an. siy 'Is super. :e
Wen ih y may b. i.tendeJ " " '''P'' "r
OF he stoio have ssm sa sc s men.
init al to Committee Of Ian, SS to u.
Of m. nj, pemiams Of jsweiry the asns
N, ss 81. he ope ned for the reception sOoi. GU MONDAY
reSuay az ne on ,rsSinS OF Thursday ne
opened for the reception Visitors eniinuo omen ,sSua i
No article deposited Saturday night, 81 Of y,
upon The Judges Lists or rr, MUM q.
ep ,u n as the Committee sataa FIN
distance IN time to have Hall by that a, but ,.,a
70 t srt.rs from ,, nm yoid.ble detention.
an Hn. Ins.day night rbraay eei Alter
n ~, dspa,,Sr win be subject charge 90 cent.
and minors Who articles their own
have served at the business. " ~ ~ " e' may
AN article. deposited Ter competition and premium mus, be Of
The name OF the maker Inventor f Lno.nJ and the
Of siiaS Se . r s be FOR the
D,noay DC smtea or not a, the op,ion OF the exhibitor
their goods Which also smi, q to he rhs e 70
N h. Good. sS"ud a. be sn sd rSss:
metropolitan Mechanics ston d. md .hoalS
ing distinctly a sI ns name Of s party sGa
10 aeeonpaned by detailed invoice. ~
Any incarnation sv,n s.er.
soyd b. S Al GO nmuneatiOn on 'he bun,s' the
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rH- MOrH.ils' DnEAsr CLIVfis.-The,o cloths have
now attained an established reputation snordns only
feet protection agsin and preventive Of The mothers
Fiction, \ GirHrssp BssIu.
Mothers should mind that these Cloths not
intended 20 the
u prevent this catastrophe, vhIeh certainty viii
Mothers therefore, Who have the
sh breast should not Till they hreatened Tor
these cloths hut should them At put aside
70 meet any emergency. .
u,ed directed they will very speedily di.sipate ipna
ton the breast ary eDrey all pain arriving
Dder the breast soft and pabc and restore
free aod nov ~ the milk which Invariably relieves
and avoids the possibility of n HarHsHgD Bssisr.
Mothers have assured us that they have found
comfort In wearing the cloths duriny
which the nor o. milk I. most dnieut and irregular.
No has found fault with them that
by hundreds who have used them.
They perfectly 10
and applied
with entire convenience.
SB remittance Of t100 by ~ worth Of
will the transmission
pair Of these Cloths any part Of the United States
They are for sale exclusively by
ADlE d GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sell II1 Main street. Richmond, virginia.
~ Pull direction, for applying these Cloths, viii accompany
them. ......s
uSNGLIrH AND YisENCIi MKHiNOhs.-A iars stock EoG-
aos g. HARrwELL co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-20

BEAUTIFUL BoQUEr.-Ooe OF tho most beautiful
specimens Of mechanical art cav on exhibition a, tue
splendid Mechanics Fair, jus. closed was boquet of ar
tibcIal flowers. made by Miss smytb Of ths city. !,
was gotten up 10 mos. exquisite tae and was the object
Of admiration by the crowds that cquented the Hall each
night. The skill displayed in making the flowers ia adj
mifabe and the arrangement Of them perfect Alogetb
err 1t of tho handsomes! pieces Of work 10 ID a. line
We have ever seen.