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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
The High Prices OF Beef.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SIR-Now that the high price of beef, and
visions generally, engrosses large share of the
public attention, and as it is subject in which we
all feel SO lively interest hope you will not con-
slider 1t out of place to give publicity to the vie
OF an old boarding house keeper, by q few lines in
the columns Of your ubiquitous Journal
Every one knows that the United States are agr
cultural States-that the State of New York ia pre-
eminenty agricultural State-a grazing State
that the city of New York is neither 80 populous rs
London or Paris, or many other cities in the Old
World. Yet provisions, especially the several kin
of meat are higher here at this moment than in
Paris or London, or in any other city in Europe or
America, San Francisco, perhaps, excepted. Now,
why is this : The why, think, is clear enough
In no city in the world do the people go SO much
n boarding. Every day we hear of more people Civ
ing up housekeeping and going to board. The num-
Der OF boarders has now reached higher figure
than ever before This believe, is the event Of the
upward tendency for the last few years. This is
Just why provisions are now quoted at higher
hgure than ever before. In boarding house every
enc sits down to table determined to do as much
Damage "a he can. Bread, vegetables, pies, &C.,
come in for more than fair share of the onslaught;
put It ID on the meathe roast beef above all-that
the was wakes deadliest. In a boarding house peo-
pie conssfue at least fifty per cent more than they
would do ia their own houses. What confirms me
N this view is, that have kept my house on the
European plan for the last few weeks-that is,
rented my rocTps, aud purchased the vicualing for
my lodgeis just az they directed me-and Ihave !
found saving Of at least what say, for all parties
The people 10 Europe seem to be pretty
wide awake to this for they have nothing like what /
we mean by boarding, except ia hotels, and then !
propoltionate, but in my opinion fair increase is |
made in the charges, in order TO meet The emer-
gcncy. You should endeavor to impress this upon
he minds Of your readers. II will remove hall the
bills ito LETT that plaSicred on the houses,
nd bring back beefsteaks within tbe reach OF the
lumblest among u.s. y. j.
NEW YoHE; June 16, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
Our Rhode Island Correspondence.
NEWPORT X. l., June IL, 1854

NEWPORT, II. l., June IL, 1894.
Annuai Meeting Of tie Neao England Friends
isnt5eGtS- faf ilelste0 ReniRg of tie topa6.s
Maine LC,c.
On Sunday the yearly meeting OF the Society OF
Friends for the New England States commenced
proceedings in the venerable old meeting house be-
longing to the society.
The first meeting being open to the public large
number Of strangers and townspeope attended.
The number of Friends from abroad is about one
thousand. Many of them come from Maine and
New Hampshire. All matters of unsettled business
referred to the yearly meeting by the several quar-
terly meetings are discussed and passed upon. T.
meeting will continue oil the week in session. 1t is
expected that the fugitive slave act Of 1850 and the
repeal of the Missouri compromise by Congress will
be prominent topic for discussion. AS class,
the quakers anti slavery in their politics. Many
Of the Weather members Of the society from abroad
Lave taken quarters at the Atlantic and Bellevue
hotels. Their appearance in the parors of these
hotels, generally devoted to the gaity Of the
fashionable world, is a novel sight; however their
conduct proves them to be less cynical than t.,
world is pleased to regard them.
The Atlantic and Bellevue hotels have only been
opened short time, yet from the number Of vsiters
already present, a full season is expected. Tie
Messrs. J. G.. Weaver and R. s. Holman, late of tie
famous Winthrop House, at Boston. The Atlantic
will be conducted by j. b. Weaver, Mr.. c. w. Vesey,
late OF the Union place hotel, New York, and Mr. r.
s. Eaton, late of Syracuse. The Bellevue will be
conducted by Mr.. Hazard. The Atlantic and Ocean
have been greatly improved; steam engines have
been added for the purpose Of throwing water over
and through the hotel, and gas lights have supplied
the place of the oil lamps.
The city marshal "called round" yesterday 1t
many OF tie bar-rooms, and intmated that the pro-
pretors would be prosecuted If they kept them
open on Sunday, but on week days no interruption
is anticipated. The propretors Of the chief hotels
have intimated their intention to sell liquors only
to the boarders, and not to the townspeople Of New
mort, r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEwPoRT--A LARGE
COTTON FACTORY DEsTRoYED.--About two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the extensive cotton mill Of
lnomas oshanghnessy, Esq, situated on the bank
on the nver IN the upper end Of Newport, was de-.
1toyed by IRE. 1t had only been in full operation
Dout tWo weeks, and when the fire broke ont, about
.ne hundred bands were at work. The cause of the
fire is not positively known but it Is supposed to
have originated by spark from the furnace being
borne by the wind through window to the loose
cotton in one OF the upper stories
when the hTe was ilrst discovered, it could have
easily been cxtinguished If water had been handy
but there was none within reach The alarm. as
may be supposed, caused much cor sternaton
among the operatives, a large number of whom
Were women and young girls. They fed from tho
building sbrieking, leaving behind them everything
For a wonder, none Of them were hurt except one
man, whe by some means had the flesh Of one of his
arms badly acerated.
The Gre ran through the building very rapidly. 40
qnickly indeed that nothing whatever was saved
from the two upper stories. A portion OF the ma.
chineIy was saved from the first story in damaged
condition. The buildings were completely de-
stfoyed.
The fire companies Of Newport and Covington
were early upon the ground, but were unabe to do
more than TO prevent the fire from extending to
other buildings. They worked hard and braYely
hatted tse foe
Several thousand people witnessed the conaagra-
ton, large crowds from this side of the river being
gathered on thc streets opposite. The destruction
Of the factory is a cad disaster TO Newport throw
ing, as IT does, many OF ITS people out of employ
ment. Mr. O'Sbaui, hnessy, the proprietor, was on
his side Of the river st the time OF the condagra
on. He did not hear The alarm, and knew nothing
If the fire, until approaeh hing the ferry landing to
ross the river he saw hs factory In flames.
We could not get The loss with any accuracy. |
from the information we could gather, we are con.
ident Mr. O'Sbaughnessys loss viii be ut least
10000. lie was insured, but to what extent we
.ould not learn. The buildings are owned by Mr.
Thomas Gaylord Of this city, who was nlso partially
oyered with insprances- Cincinnati Times
fuHe II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

CHOLERA AT BARBAD0Es.-Captan Lewis, of the
brig Adele, at this port in nine days from st Bart
reports that few days before leaving that place,
similar to the Asiatic cholera had made its appear
aDce OF Barbados, and that the day previous there
were thirteen deaths among the passengers Of the
Dawn steamer. (the z6th May.) Much alarm pre-
tirely ceased at st. Nevis and communications
were about to be opened with st. Kits and other
islands. The other windward islands were healthy.
The markets in general were gutted with Ameri-
can articles, and prices lower than they are in the
United States. Tonnage wanted, produce alum
dant, and freights high both for Europe and the
United States.-PhA. Enquirer, June Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18
The Poetical CONSERVATION at cLatanz as.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
DEAR SIR have been greatly surprised at hear.
ing, through your Havana correspondent, Poug"-
keepsie) that my most enthusiastical and meodio 3
piece of real poetry, respectfully and humbly in
scribed to his most respected and high Exceency
Marquis de la Pezuea, has proved to be q ilbuste
acrOstic. Indeed, sir, such was not my intention,
and / do not see but the old black fellow OF the
dark regions has had part in this trick.
enclose copy of the original manuscript OF & /,
sentiments OF "loyalism" towards her Catholic Maje
ty and the "Great iberan Hero" am sir, very r.
spectfully, yours, ANTONIO MARIA PRAGAs.
New York, June IL, 1854.
AL ExMo. soR. MARQUES PEzUELA, PoR So MEGSA-
NIMIDAD AL HACER MAS LATA LA AaNIsTIA DE IA
REINA DE EsPANA, EN- CUBA.
Ven, Musa del alto Pindo;
Inspira mi humble gepio;
Vel, que mi Ira cante
Al noble procer hero
Nunca tanto entusiasmo
Iato de gozo mi seno,
Oh lustre Marques rezuea,
Sahio en- paE, fuerte guerrero
Feli2 Ia Guiana Antilla
IDocente. fel pueblo,
la clemencia de sn Reina,
lmitada tn gobierno,
Benaicen mil cantarfes.
Unidos cuantos su suelo
Simples ilusos dejaron
TCrnan sus ojos al cielo,
Elevan bios yotos,
Repiten tn nomb1e, iuego
"Oh, salve i-exc,anlan gozosos,
''Salye, gran piocer ibero
ANTONIO MARIA PRsGAs.
twill be observed that the acrostic in the orr
ginal as printed above, reads Vi1dn los Fiiibus-
t1oS," or =" Long live the Filibusteros."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

The disturbances at Richmond, the coal depot near
Philadelphia in consequence Of the strike Of the coal
beavers, ontnues. Several Of the Germans have been
waylad and badly beaten. Marshal Murphy of Philade
phia has detached extra force Of fifty to protect
the new hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-18

1t will be observed that the acrostic in the orr
ginal as printed above, reads Virdn los Fiiibus-
teroS," or Long live the Filibusteros.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
GATHERS SPANISH uiNTunI.

0NHE GkBA rum lex r iflh pL''o
Not partc'e 81 Mercury "a u
As israLLIBLE RtMfDr t"r Her"i"l9 hhg ~
Rheumatism Obstinate Cutaneous Erunua'-' I'M
pies OF Pu-taie- on II" inc, bhiohe' N".,' l'.a''
Sore Eyes, Ring Worn OF letter Scaid h"'l'
largcment nrd Pam the hores a Il J'i.'s s,".h"f'
Ulcers. ssPinifiir IL. rdeit' LaHpAE'. sunni am
plants. sHi lseas"s arising irn a." 'hiu''sl'u
use ct MeicorN, Inp'ndene' ~ h''' 'f i"f"''s "'
the Blood
Tbs valuable Medicine "io'h ha' peea =, ''''''
for the number OF cNnard'"afy "'cs fh'red i'f'ar"
it, agency ha- iadu 81 inc 'P '''' NJ ''' en- ~
quest 81 hrir ti-d, L. "h'r u to inc pubic ""' tl
do with The utmost ''hhlrner 10 IT. 'i'''' an, ~
dcrful curative pr' ere' Inc following cert hs'''-'
selected tom l''-e h''''' an, "'"'''', '''".-'
testinon, Tina lie mefr NJ "i The F"ra'l"'t, 'd
al from gentlemen wei kh" VA ~ ih'' ''
and OF the menr'l rr'fe' l'h'''y n'"I 81 'h ''''s
IN the 81 al NJ ''. "a
+. BOY H. h~g 81 ne tNf.hnat '"i'' =. ~
mond knatn cNs1' vhsr"' ~ q" la '' q tue N'''
cine called I 81 y a"'.e MIXTURE ad'nh'-'''a
over an di'" ta--' "''H u 1"' ~ ?" ~ "
il is recofnn eudeA 'fh 'ur m''i astonishing e"i re-
suits W. say. l. the most 'N'Ia''H''N me''''"' h'
has ever seff. =,
Agne ami feror-H urn mr. "el''N ''''"'' '"''
Tor three year m" Ht"' '4' - ~ 80 '"' W.
lent description. bad s"vsrd Pi2 ~ir an tooN aff"
9rantitie. 90 inl"". Mercury aHd b'i'''' an me
TONES sdser',-ei tut al "!h NJ any lT,ma''pt re-
lief. AZ est IN bafir'- Ni''m.n N''''' ~"
bottles "t Ne"h ~ ''ta y '"'ah an" am .'Pl"
to .sy has" haa eahtr 1"'-' - f"Ner ,he'. con-
sider the best t"nio ~ ih' r.fl} NM me o'ly mani
cine that "yrf reached '1' 'e-'. loliN LuNnphN'
Beaver Da"', MAI 6rhn" = Va
Is. Luck. E-q ne" II i'' hm"nd' mud Tor many
years in the Post dee has conn enrr IN The h'
tonishiue efficacy ct CarL punish Mixture THAT lie
has bought upward. et % s.ii'tz mn he has gwen
away afflicted. Nh Luck -sss b" has never bn""n
IL to fail when tnsru according t#d''eli"ns.
DR. Mnge, a practising fhNs' IAN anl formerly OF
the City Hotel IA the rN oil h''hm'nd SAYS 1'h'."li
messed in number of in,tinc', the 'hecIs o. Vhricr
Spanish Mixture which were mos uu'N surprising lie
says in of Cou,uHl ton dependent on III" Liver
the good effects were wonderful inae"d
Samuel NJ Dnnhef, oi tie hrn n 'tihher Mo MS
Richmond was cured ct I.'rf Complaint al . N'"@
standing by the use oft~o bottle Of Garter. SIao-h
Mixture.
Great Cut Of Scyotuia The editors OF the hich
mond Repub icnn had servant employ m 5"ir it''-
room, cured of Niu.eut Scto,ua. comb r'd vii hh'u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
MEDICINES.


n IvER COW PLA1NG, JAuNDlCE. DiS-
il ,en-a Chrtinrc r Nei sous D,blt, Disease afthe
Kidneys, AID all diseases arising ftnm Disordered
Liver OF Sia mach such -tination, Inward Piles
Fulnes- Blood To the Head, Acidty OF the Stomach
Nau ca Heartburn Disgsst Tor Food, tuness weight
il Stoni.rn. Suur Fluctuations sinking OF futternl
at The Pit i the Sama >wi umiug OF t" II ad, hur
RE md jlfc III BrsathHg tuttsrins at the Heart,
Chaasng Suhocatirg Sensations when in lying pos
ture. Ounces 81 Aisiai d t, Webs bctcre the sight
Fever aud Du Pam in the tia Deficiency Of fers
rirafion. NeloNness ii ssn and Evcs Pain in the
Side Back Chest Limb., Nc. sudden iushes of Heat.
Burning the FLESH. Constant mag nings OF Evil. ami
great depression OF Spitit he ehectuay cured by
Doctor II aortANps tELEBRATED
GERMAN BIT tERS
prepared by DIR. c. NJ. jackson, termnn Medicine
Store, No TO Arch ST. door below Nlh, Phnada
Their power over the above dsea>e.i IS eSceIlri
if equalled. by any oth,r preparation IN the United
States, the attest IN many cases utter ssiu
physicians had failed.
rn-.e Bitters are worthy the attention Of lnvatj'
Possessing great virtues IN the reoheaton OF the liver
and lesser glands. exercising the mos .earchne fa"''
in weaknes and aic, Ii + the digestive organ ih
are witlal sac certain and pleasant
ytKeIs1, TESTIMONY. pr !. NJ Nll-t", LeNtHgt #n
Va feb 9TH 1852. sad: II am cuttreiy "nt a a.
German BItlcr.. They have become al the rsg" Mi
ng lse sells. -, a,
mid Jar ION 1850: "A Great Med risr-N" ha,'
uniIrrl, retrnned from recommending the puah,
sny of the various ruent medicines oi th" dar nss-
thoroughly convinced ut ttrir Nal 'e. Among iH"s'
We consider worthy u notice. IL the "crfn'n ht.'& W
vented by Dr. 4 a, iand, aud prepared by DR. 'san.
in philsie phia. Que instance. 1nro'f' nnf d. "h"h
the superior virtues ot medicine ave been t-ir'
has fallen under oh-crNnli During the a-i sdW
mel, a .on ct Mr. Ahram CrabiIl. oi tn. county Va
very seriously affected with Liver mpain, md at''
irving t., vain various rene lies Purchased boti"
Of the Bter AID after using H. VA. 50 much 'rhe'''
Of his dsrr,.ing ntjadv that he procured olhcr hot
tie and i. now restored firey 10 relfh.
TLey are ,ulite,y esetabc, tree from al mIu.'ou-
,predients AWAY. sirengthcI the system, AID nr'ct
prostate il.
For, all wholesale d, Drsgi-t. in al the principal
cities and at rcia by aries and sf'r hr"Ic IN
EVER, town ~ the United Na'.s.
Sold byD r LYMAN, ]. II THOMPSON y %,
sntJ. H. SEAY \ CO, Lynehbuig, nj 10y deas5s 40
,..5,.;,, ..o,, ubor. f-arb l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
THE r EMALE Sl TEN
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract h5ia james liarr., t. J., Lrr,.. A.xepIrn,
Va.-Auer -penAi "t ""n lert,I eute, himself h.
says Mrs. II ha> ben suffering with ih, liy'r com
pla.t and with nuhii y. constantly co' aiming. fanl
weakness thr,n. her ~liur syNen. Sh. poN enjoy
bser health than Ia tui. veafs her entirely re,to
ed by thu of Hampton's Pegetqbte Tinc,prer
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extra.t fr"In D,
Letter frpmJ q imes E,q Lou county Va - NJ
wife has been for yesis nili ted win great we rc~
pain in the breast, side rni back 1i,Dpution, IT.
heal teeblcncNs 81 tic nervous eru IS % appetite.
complexion sa"w; the light OF eye almost conr IL,
olh'r sc weak. ! am pleased say, Ha~Jto.
Yiacfure has re-nred tertn perfect b,ath ilsr -.
~ : good uaw ever they Mere.
AMI get rlnnphlct-
Sold 10y II. SEAl. x CO. Lynri -, SONEEN
Scotsvc; A J. BROWN Charlotte, IL. and ~ -
Druggist. through ,Gt haSta,e Ne, =, e E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS
For Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth.
POIt walthall I'm


Vie heaniiii.i aud ia'prl'" Il za'.' at, =
l. AUGUSTA. uudc h' communal 81 S---s~<snsssf--
Capt. Vim. c. Stitt. ~ Long Il tnyninbe AHoHn H.
,h. travelling community the Potomac Hnt Jane
lver) J. nov tuun5ne on the irr YIN fpr WI
lhalland furnished vni LII 70 Al = :,
lite Pre-eryrrs, Fure IuuP- and ri The piiHnr".
1uired by Al OF Cungres 10 secure the .a.iy 81 r"-'
.nEers.
The Car. running a ieNiou with the Augusta from
Rchn,nd ,tve H., II, ant al Feirf-hofg Depot az
cvery Maula>. Wr,ln,si7s.an' Friday nsi"ck
Person. ing IN kirbnip0d. b, the Packet Boat
inye but a lev, STEP. wnik tu tii.. Cars.
The Car. runai trun p, r.lltrs To Cy Point 10
connection with the Augusta l-a,r Petersburg -Bur
Jay above, at7j N.,trpm tic Drpu' Of tn" A."
muitoN Il Co thus rt>iH2 pa.-snsrr- m opportunity
10 so Lyn, hburP tho ~ the Packet boat o.,
Dansiile RHlrnai Richmond, at bA 1T the .1at
Sic Railroad Petersburg aud from there mai H.an
~ Ia Nufiuk.
Returning titr Augusta VII ~nst Norfolk fi nf..
.etrda,.. Tur.lay., lhur.day. aal Saturday. al
j N
IA, Augustus Il stop ni Old Point. both going NJ
'urIHe rgu 1liy thr.rIg hr,r the brtbinr srrs'n
t,rs brtsrsa R.t.mant, Norlols api Old lani 7 o.
Flu b"t0ne Rebmoad, Cahc-. Rims M and
.usIrrn #tn.,' s.br- and MT t"ri,e
,elr- II age. malt puco.
NstsaH'-. fhI .nzt..-= ID.
>-rshat.f,.als t,rIot an - ,.tr,.-.-- ud
Nsa-, $500. 5000. 10 .
pa 20 tIt.r4 HOS DODANlEAD Sum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21

sElG I IRAIN
- ~. yg-T s7szasss-z1 - ready receiy'
21 q, ~ -a~Hag sli, t T. tie Souph-ide al
r,a,. d. \, u. T. Anir,,on Comu's-a9 tIoa,e H..
R.,-i Wy r"l- win Ia e. lur totr~ Il ire 4u
IN obtain 'r,,s ii-t h> ca.ilnE 40 me.
iy u.der It tar >u=
>,p Bit, ALFaED ". II ,RNER hg't.
fENlE SUBSCRIBER GEGN LEAVE MOST hE
specially 10 rail- lac attention of the rlrlzrns ~
lynrlEurl md the ad nus eountfy.t" his iarsc and
Is spIrniidas-nrlmrnto BOOTS SHOES nfuJ
z CATERS Nc..ol L., C"N MAKE.
~ at.t. witch an, W,hR,> rtn of rAE REsI QCtL
y ,Npuf SUPERIOR wohAntA>HlP.
Person, wishing 10 h,,,. spnI aud iu1,he Boz
Nhu, taltfe present >ea-on. vii de- wr IA raJ
a. am determined pt"H-e. hoth regard, ,ila.il
,itj prirr.
pan trect fas-H. A. -aa,rt siar DOM, ahovrff.
fmaaIu lis.rl. asI ,mm"daret> api'-5.'''e Grlz"'r
Ns>,r-,naaa l. /. G&lMALDl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
DILLARD & OGD N,
olesale and Retail Groceis and Commission
Merchants


Wholesale and Retail Groceis and Commission
Merchants.
nFFER FOR SALE
~ 10 hhds O q r Sugar
so hbls coffee and clarified Sugar
40 boxes aud bbls ouf and cru he'd and puver
lied Sugar
100 bags Rio aud La ,ura c Office
10 bag Old lawn
10 hid. Cubn and Moa.ses
900 sides Sole Leather
1000 bs Bacon
200 krg, Nai,,-assorted
50 boxes Adamantin, Candle.
20 do Hull & Sons
30 do TalIaw
500 bales Cotton
from Cast, Sheai and Blistered Steel.
500 psir Blankets, from common 10 superior gun ity
full cloths; brown aud hleached Dome tr Iinsey; kir
seys; CaicDe-; Boots Shoes Hats, Gaps; Cedar Cars
and Buckets common ana fine; SPADE. Shnv IL, Hay
Forks and many other articles too numerous men
ton All is cal. Ia guaranee satisfaction.
we intend selling unusually low for cash and the usuH
time to prompt customers ext nied
DILLARD & OGDEN
oct I93n Oppo.ite Farmer'- Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
Lime, Lime, Lime.

I HAVE always On mud. ee"t III .'y uf Mouuta
l ard Thnmn stnn Linn which vii, sell rs low "a, d.
one in the MAJ kct. Give trial
Juiy3T WA AMllEk, or Ba,in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-21
MEnCHANLlSE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,----.l85

Sign of the Golden Lock bynchbuig, Va.
M u a'e n"w ''rnIng,in edia'f'i "hi Timer ne"
w ,id,k n assortment Il ia DIV AZ,
GtiLLRY. Guss. PIsroLs, SADpLfKY. fLA1ED h"oDs
lnonOIL LaIhs Hoase haP,ag A,tie,s. B"tld"g
hcfr,tals and Tools ct a"Si tuey at'crP 'o' ani"
w#rh many htices Just introduced III afhft III =
TAI.
" o. aliiot oat seye. eNllhu lnf1' pubic g.
,,> a-. t#s-e @ viii tavs u.slu -, NaHt'ul.at,
sir.,t,r ,tI,fy uperurty ui IL" ID 'taaitt At
II ~ III his II ut a->'' d. "'4 MT HI
ttr .u.,i- AT, ii. tew ant r,'-l a.Hs#t,- an" "a
-..sIaiHfs -oustle ffs,ht only u.i#ah'' 81 ne
.laI# ,.#f.,,.fH- " In ti'eir 'fsf. nm nj -
.sss,#a. D,-3 : l-r.l rIt HtfHtI"
AI,.r.tr. tt.rt- HH!t '.i-.i Nj "..'. NO.
..#-4..I .,.y 81. ,. S.. 81 ittt=
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GiANOt Gt4NOtt
EbLal No Pc uvian Gus1Io. - 80 Ia hot Ia
, -uit ruariat-rtz b., GED.#. AoBN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28

ANOTHER MORAL REroKMER A man in
og!ensburg was detected in setting house
% o. hre and plead justification of the act on
"a. we score Of preventing the occupancy Of
mo occupancy Of the dwelling BY women
VI me baser sort. Justice 10 blind, and
sonld not see the moral bearing OF the
eced, and officers visited the inccndia-
iys house to arrest the wife, but found her
IA ped perfect mountain in size, victim Of
dropsy.
physicians were called in and felt her
Pulse full and regular, and inexorabls law
'u"oied the woman cut upon the floor.
Hhers' unwinding her like roll OF carpet
.hs' she rolled up and down the room, dis
covering as bandages to her body number
p,Peces OF Irish linen, silks and velvets.
nat size diminished at every journey across
est.
Inc house was well stocked with CON-
pe'e assortment for a country store, and
VIC mystery of various and sundry thefts
soout town, was unraveled by the sudden
neahng Of her complaint. Gs,cas J,ferso.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
TIC LOSE 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
III A II p w A II E.:

Orr deer rerth If fAs Post Ches, DarsHport, fonc
4 CENTS for the sale Of Durgee & Forsyth's Fir.
- hixg Irsn Safes, Scales from four pounds a Fla,
Scale Rochester Cast Steel Circular NIL and oths,
Sdes, Lta.hsy Betting, Vindoe Gaps and SiRs, Col
s~as for open front Buildings: kedze's Premium
W1sr Fshsrtrs for purifying Water; Ceaek ars Sad
disrp Wcrr. &c, &c.
Also In store the largest stock of Heavy and Shell
HsrdGars. Bailding .Natsriafs, Mechanics 7eois.
Cutlery, Siirsr Plated Vare aud Fancy Hardware.
ever offered ia this city. The Trade can be supplied
al Casters prices.
Consumers ofour wares are particularly requested
purchases.
Orders FROM the country for safes scales prompt!
at-nded TO and III ed al factory prices adding trans
poriation.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron WorK. Roofing. &c,
done promptly. oct3 ls54-dw-3m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-28
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

AT HOUSEL'S, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
HAVE Just returned from New York with the
largest and bost stock of fine Watches and Jewelry
ever before offered in this market. l have GOLD
Watches from SOTO 1926 Silver do from IS to 800.
Gold Chains from s. TO $50 Rings fl m two bits TO
$4,000 Breast Pins from 8 TO 500.
would call particular attention TO my stock of La
dies Watches which EN- braces full variety OF Plain
Hunting and Enameled cases, and think can suit
The most fastidious.
In short my " hole stock Of Clocks, Watches, Jew
ery. Silver and Plated is full and complete and
much larger than has been brought to this mar
ke, and will sell Wholesale or retail ut prices that
will defy all competition.
Repairing done as usual at short notice.
Nov. 18th. Is T.