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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

LACE MAEIsa AT TIE FAIR GRouNps-The most
interesting aud wonderful exhibition, by far, at the
Agricultural Fair is the manufacture Of thread lace
BY hand. which is done by two females; Of which
is little girl, not more than seven years nld. The
most interesting fact in relation Them Vrginians
is. that they fom Prince William county. Virgins.
Astonishing to say they objects Of charity, whilst
their mechanism will only reflect credit upon our
State. but country; they being the only
Of the kind in America. Beautiful specimens OF their
work be seen on the grounds. We would advise
all lovers Of the moral and curious To See them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02
eA,r,,rr, @, v,,en,A.-whboo, ssab. .hL /. 90.

GAsrrfsRa OF observation-disclosures Seobt thh 10 one
Of the most worthy enterprises which have hsd
the pleasure 70 notice, hope Nerchants and Bui
nsss hso generally ul the benedt which It affords
them to make themselves known through the whole
Try. We would just say - Solomon did, there l. that
scsersth and yet incrsssh and there Il that withhold
eth more than meet but teudssh to pe,erty-slso he
which so~sh spsrngy resps also sparngy and he which
soweth bountiiuly shall reap also beautifully.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

We have the pleasure. this morning, through the in
dsfa xertioas Of our reporter. to lay before
readers the address Of the Hon. William Ballard Pres
too delivered At the Fair grounds yesterday. Il is the
eloquen, and powerful production Of Of the mos,
complshed orators and brilliant nellects in the State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

PRIMITIVE LIFE correspondent states that in
small and stqucsiered glen called Gruids in Sutherland
there lived two years -go who was never above
nine miles from the place other birth married and had
large amily was never IN shop bought anythpg
from merchant; never attended any market: and who
was then about seventy yeats Of But since came
TO reside in UiiHpoc" adds correspondent II find
there lives woman there who tell moro eItraordi-
came 20 This vlaEp the age OF i've om Assynt soms
t~ct'j mi"s dislpnt. Up to this period che has 10,
walked cut Of tie village ahnve three miles though
she ciJo's Ordinary he,Ith; she never in a shop
though there ten OF them in the village never bou,h
anything FROM merchant; cos never in public hous.
and never market, question il Two Other ins,ar,-
ces Of sucn primitive life be found in Sco,laud"-
LnrfrntsS Cour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

HAarEs's NAoAzrSs, tor November 10 out. and 6lled
with Its usual supply entertaining articles We rece-
we'd copy Of Il yesterday from tho publication Office o.
Mr. Holbrook Franklin street few doors above tho
Exchange Hotel Call and 60. . copy before you leave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

The London Times intmstes that "a compaigu on the
Rhine DO undertaken in order to bring the court
Of Berlin TO "its senses"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

Hoa ssossoe Bright Of Indiana % In the city, and
ourniug at Dr. fuckers where, learn citizens gen
orally paying their respects him irrespective OF
y af6liatona
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02


80 hotiEis' niii.tsC ILUIHs.-Ihese c.otn, h.y,
nov attained established reputation AGordny n. only
feet protection against and the mothers
0iciion, GsTBERip BREAST.
Mothers should bear r mind that these Cloths are no:
intended to the breast when risn
prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly will do
Mothers therefore, Who have the OF
risen breast should not wait Til they threatened send for
TO meet emergency - ~ 1850
nu:ed as directed they will speedily dssipate all imam,
ton q" the breast aisy enrrly all cold or
endeT the breast , pisbe restore ts
Tree and unobstructe dow Il the milk
and avoids The possibility Of y Ca HIRED BRElsT,
Mothers have assured that
comfort in wearing hee cloths constantly the period at
whic! the How OF milk 10 most difficult
No one has ever found fault with NOV willis. on
value by hundreds who have used them,
ey are perfectly convenient and upon
or garments ana maybe applied
with entire CO nvenisnce. - -
remittance Of ti00 accompanied by ~ cents worth o.
postage stamps VIII secure The prompt transmission by
pair OF these Cloths To part Of the United States
They are TO- sale exclusively by
ADlE 6 UkaY, Wholesale and Retail AGENT,
sIl iA Main street. Richmond, virginia.
'~N-f""'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

TrNrERAScr-The Grand Division Of the Sous of
Temperance commenced its sessions In this place on
"Wednesday the 26th inst. They held with closed
doors, and being of the privileged cannot
this wrhips Thursday night give any Of the particulars
On Thursday night, Nc. Greene, who follows the
business Of temperance ecturing delivered q common
place address in the n. T. Church. The speech
reotyped and hence contained not much Of general in
terest. On Thursday night the following persons
elected officers for the ensuing year, viz:
n. A. S:urdisant, Richmond, G. w. PAtrisrcb DR.. r.
q. Gsnbell, OF Stanton, G. w. Assistant, Thos ].
Evans Of Richmond. G. Scribe, ]. W. Ferguson, Rich-
mond, G. Treasurer. G. A Bruce, Of waynesboro. G.
Con, Rev. d. Feete. Of Rockingham, G. Chaplain. VIM.
Hall, Of Preston, G. Sentinel
On Friday there WAS a grand procession. Several
speeches were delivered but have time space
to give particulars-Staunton Tindicdtor, Oct. 80.
ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-On Tuesday last a party Of
young men left town hunting excursion in the vicn
y Of the plce. bird few past Mr.. WIN. Watts IN the
direction where Dr. T. A Berkeley was standing when
hr. w. fired, shooting DR. B. Two shot took effect in
his head near the left eye and six In his hand. The
parties were about 40 yards apart The wounds not
considered serious unless the is affected by one OF
the shot-Ib.
HEALTHY CoSDIrIoS.-We are pleased to record an
item Of intelligence, which will be read with pleasure by
every man In the county. There is single
case on the Commonweslths docket Augusta county,
The docket having been cleared entirely during the ocro
Der tcrm-a state Of before since the
organization Of the couuIy.-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2. 1854.


Lssrs on sssasss addressed 70 the "rdttvso
tie NA<G" .
both sdss ofhs will not be published
hss rule i,lg standing, ought 10 be
departed from o6tnsry eight
inss are oAargsd FOR advertissuents.
- osa.aaeauons viii ~ charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

The n. Y. Albany Express. Of the ooh VI Oc.o-
Der, publishes letter from gentleman who assures
the editors of the Express, that is an authentic re-
port VI private DeeiIn. Of prominent Silver Gray
Wings, held in that city the week before An extract
from the letter Gays:
at was agreeh upon all hands, that the national
wings sdould occupy precisely The position assumed by
them al Utica, when they bul ed the Syracuse nomna
lions, and with Frank Granger their head, laid down
their men'orabls platform rhls being agreed upon
unanimously, the mex. question that presented Itself
was-"When shall we acti" An eminent New York
city "silver gray" counseed the immediate publication
Of an address, in order tina, the position assumed
might exert all the weight it cnpabe Of upon the
issues Of the present struggle This proposition was
voted down, and it was fusl ly aud UNANIMOUSLY re-.
solved that an address should be prepared forthwith
setting forth in full the views positions Of the ia
tional wings Of New York, and that It should be crr-
culated simultaneously with the result Of the coming
election, and nut in order to interfere in any manner
with the voting.
" do ouub,, from all this bn, tina, this class of
wings Will repudlate the Syracuse nominate and
throw their vOles in favor Of Daniel Ullman
1.-The meeting was held 1t Congress Hall, and em.
brsced the principle leading men aiming the national
wings
III forgot to say in he proper place. that was also
resolved upon to call convention u assemble IN Aba.
ny early in January, to rensa.e tho whig party on It's
old platform"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02
JOHNSON q pUgii.

Commis,ion Merchants, Hicbmons Va,
IgC1ce-frorf Building, 61ocIos Wd,,dDn.>
NV Ill give prompt attention sale Of Tob,sen ", a..
Nv four Corr, &C., srd Lope By stric. attention N III,
generally. " Wv" "''"u' ana 'he puzzle
house. '"'psS'o' ~ oeAorootfW ware
wm PuoH, late Of ostsvie, Nectienours county. Va.
,,PEEL's LONDON GREEN siIN1..-,. ,VC-
III, y,orn frtn1 0rdpes Green Jdmdtoa Ginger
n prws ~ .nan,anng,, tItron, dc Three Tedrs on
s,n, pleasant, warm alive and somaehJo
a. A.. nhy 10 checking stale
sheo nesleced produces Dysentery choers
sseAas remedy for satuIsney, Dy,pepss and
"a sst r,on' d.tets isus prevails
Whoiessk and Retail Agents Ns,srs sIHHsr1Fs svxps
10 Main street, aud Pearl street, ktehuond. ,eIS-S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02
ABOLITION RIoT-ATTACK on A. o. BATMAN
THE fugitive SLAVE ARRESTER AT MORLES
TER MASS

HE + UUlllNE SLAVE ARRESIER AT ORLES
TER MASS.
WORCESTER. Oct. eo-Asa Ba,mau the person WHIT
arrested The fugitive slaves Thomas SINK Authc
Burns, was dcoveIcd at the American House yesterday
aud The fact mmed aely posted throughout city
In the evening the vigilance conmiec citizens sur
ROUNDED the hotel, and ihreatrued mob IT,
warrants were Issued and he this morning
brought before the Court charged with Carrying couceucu
weapons, the case was then puspon, weeks anu
he was required to give bonds for his appearance.
large aud excited crowd so gathered around thu
court house anu II becoming evident that Ia. life il
danger, Geoge Hoar, ia fee soler) the
raoe SAMUEL HoaF, appealed the crowd skid.
gspper As they called him. SO safely U. tn. city
Upon inns The crowd gave way, ard B,iman accom-
10y strong guard went the depot follow ed by the pop
u'aee Hare the coured nv in the fell upon lin
aud would undoubtedly have taken his life but for
reference OF Martin Sto~e, James A Rowland Nr Hoar
Rev. l. W. Hgguson and Stephen q. Foster, AL acriv,
abolilousta.
lu the midst Of the excitement Bstman was hustled into
Garage accompanied BY Dir. usgiusou, sud thus esca
ed with his lite.
hisgnson considerably by the missiles thrown
at the carriage Btman peted with rotten eggs sto
nee. &c. and was kicked and oeat.n almost 10 death
He promised never to visit Worcester again.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

i've are requested " cal public attention 10 the sale
q as'Ad Asst. BE-. nssf the Far Groord, this d. y,
BY Taylor & wiliiims.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02
EIGHTH Masonic nIsFI,,1y;


Late arAId Master Of Mas,n, In yirrIni..
ssss . sss
the rf0's''On Will be ing order NJ "hsa
Tyler with drawn Sword.
h" cS.ss T'Sp SI.a .sn
Two Stewards aS .iss whit. Rods.
has .: TWO .Ss q rs rank Of num-
senior ssasf B Ss ssS. F P:.. .s.; s
vG, .ss'1 I from ss1;sa GRAND Lodges
With Drawn ssora, i 0''a''.n''
vs Mo.,s Rsa.
Two ss:i sss. ss:. ..s OIL
,.,1 a:s Master, bearing os :s.s''''
One Ls;ss u s,, SsIas f:. I a9."a Master
Two Large Lights borne BY IS GRAND Matters.
Junior Grand w.rds" a' 0''i Senior Grand Warden,
BOOK o. borne y .A Master Of Lodge
s. s.:9s s ssS White sis'i BOD.
The Procession then proceed By to Main stree, n,
Main down
Prayer BY the & a.. a,:ad Chaplain.
Lansing sslra.. e O. g. S u:
Benedle;ion BY Brother J. =. pOsr.
The I Procession vi" then return in the Ma
noEs, Chairman of Committee q A Arr MSsnah
A Likely LIZ NEGRO MAN ron sALEIh.rs vs,y val.
ood s sss da, .n Of
Tor h.ai. TURNER 6 safuns!f. Bold
p IAN Ss1a.: boxes
VoUNGv GALkN FOR .ALK-I SALE privately,
.a ss'oI, Sf s. that beautiful young s..io1 CALM
a,ound Anix =, ,e' Will oasr him publicly on the Pair
ng3-9t JOHN a. JEyYEpsos
1916 to 1850, for sal. by l'A''' ''n''se'
= y. ss'' and half Choice Mo..'s iG5;.Iss ~ ~
Swim. Teddy Kettles Today Mixers; MSiisr ara,,is
n02 ZIMMERMAN.
oppEh Coal HoDs &e.-Eirs.n HTa,, 1nf.ITon., Steel
Iron oa4 Iapanned Coal Hod' Of all 'Ie' for sale
4 ANI'Eit AND DI1N1 Kly00D.-JA ia woopIousEh,,
u,! eeeIved Harper. Magazine for NOvsor Blaekseod
Subscription to each % per number
Sleeve. Work Muslin ana Cambria
' nsa to m'''S nf'n Bodies. CAP, sasns
NLtNNELs. &c-PaIn ard Tviied Cotton Warp Plann.l,
S'' O'd'' Shirts and Drawers whkS.sy for
no1 IFS Dro.a street.
Ssss. oai'1 aI S;%y Ham;
EFT T3NGUEs.-A small lot OF superior Smoked Beef
nOa-9t BURTON aREEsHow.
Tn HoDsIA ipiI supply Of Round ova, and Hollow
ar nGs to 'a' purchaser, NJ, o. sISIog
A itnousAs AND wAsnrrA OIL sToAmaA fsll supply.
bt9 Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main It.
UR0N STEEL. TIN PLAT =, ac.-E. H. sKINKEn, No 80,
Il Cay street, oGe,s for sale fall a,.orim.ntof
s %.e.n n ss,; .%d , ,ssase bar bars
Hnsl.h refined and common English do
nons ,hoe OF superior quality IRON.
s sa,R hn .SS R sas .f .S.,.
Haylof. cast, shear German and Bl,,sr.d steel
i r sii ssa 81. .s.. p1Ts ' 4ScoDD,,
Bar Lead Slab add ,heet Ilae,-unc. 40, &c. ceai
A pAMisT.Ms G. s 70 small Amy boxes
Loaf Crushed, 70 Nd red Coffee sussrs
nes Java 0'''' Black and S S.;'R Ts ri Sfs
.s S;Rss$sSsi ;|,s
SALr'0o0 sacks. ''Hs; s2i = AZ xStss AZ
HEEsE.-7OO boxes prime Daily Oh. So. receiving aud
noa DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
a iitNs rhlMiuM Mowkn AND hkNPEil can nov
y g. a.s,, ~. =, s.'s.,
County ,, 'hI'''aon also, Union ya'i at Pete :sus,v
NHENCH FEACnEs TOMa! oKs, &e.-Jl,i IcocIVeo 90
nosc cans ''a 70 a Sa TsRs,
ELOyEH suED.-Ju't received 9,bu,hes strictly prime
noa%s LooKErr 4 pAsKEY. 18th ,,....
. 'hh-s' Kegs prime t s.sS sx Ssss for
HAvANA aeARs-Of the spss brands imported for sal.
oes %, corner n Msia and sdp In .s Se;
:, s'S tons '''''i sise$sis e;s;s'
SUGAMI.o hhs f.Ir TO prime oresn, Sugar.
s1 A G,oshsd And povd.x.s A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02
o''ics OF RlcasosD Fisr Asso.i.rlos, /

e"iok or RICHMOND Assoyisr,os
AZ mesuns OF the Beard Dir,c,ors held th,. d.. T.
1As " e.ff vas unAnmousy 81. rrsso.nt or sss d.
r., ,,,e ,,s anoh, wee James Bosher, decd.
motif no,,.
A a. FAlR.-The L,dI., pn.c,ed with 81, Joh,,.
ohoteh tsPiseopaO will have Fair conn ~, 1I'.s
Bank. $50 'NsA' ne1' oeioT the Exchange
ocD-ft
- VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY -Tt,.
We meeaS OF the Soc Cbureh nm M,na
msonesday rhurtdsy and rday nights Tor The ,Isn,
aon OF business, aud Tor free
'~''eSs seven O'clock 81
EIGHTH MAsONIC nIsFRICT.
ORoGRAaME Of the Ceremonies 70 he observed =, ,h v
10 take place In the Rchmtnd an
s.n no. sgesr lsSt In honVr Of the Memo ~ Of
huaoND PENDLErUN HUNTEK,
Late orAtd Master OF Mas-ns In Virginia.
The Looses, Chapters ampmrnI, VIII n.., , -, u
M. Hn irsnsn street a. hat PAst o'siosk A. NJ when
'hs ff0srson Will be foriLed ing Order A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02


Our neishbor Of the Enquirer is 10 awful travail con-
corning maoy ,hingG His suerings i, iutoerable We
wish We had il in power relieve tbem-but have
not. The truth IT, though that all bis troubles were
dsspsted to-day he would mauege TO get himself into
Others tonorrov. IL sppears 10 be most marvellous
diosyncrscy Of bis to 70 be 10 misery Such bery
The fact We have no hopes Of bis ever being made bsppy
30 We must continue TO weep his woes, and let N
run.
We place record for every body's benefit the fol-
lovng sorrouiu confession Of nezbbor In YESTERDAYS
Fnquirr
I'VE believe the conviction IL universal that the Demo-
cratic party of this State has been so critical ron
ditou since the greet overthrow Of 1910 The tanks Of
the enemy are largely recruited ON variety Of souce,
and, what IL worse strength is seriously impaired
by smoheied spirit O dssectou. This stte Of things
has not escaped the observation OF Wbig ed,ors and
hence, they manifest confidence and trurulepcs which
contrast strangely with their babual despair snd pacific
disposition. There Democrats, TOO OF ssgacity who
look forward TO the with nsust and apprs
bepsIon."
We tspder you assurances, neighbour OF profound
est sympsthss and most melancholy consideration
The New York Tribune states that Saturday last
terrible explosion took place In that city Of Ele Hotel
10 Park Row but fortunately without producing any tbne
Ike the destruction evidently intended by the copcocters
sAs scheme The investigation shows that some unknown
psrsee pu, teg OF powder 10 avsIse, BIed soft Of
clock work firing apparatus 70 Il and carried sent 10
- hes's 70 alnos. wonderful that the whole houss
~ss 20 Destroyed .od m.ny hive. ist
i've are requested " cal pubic attention 10 the sale
q y HIark IA ~ ~. a a.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

PaogER RssrsTkEsr.-Ii appears on 8
recent trip Of the ]. Mckee. from Rock u.
lard to Eon,rose. that one Tho. II, Harris,
Of Upton, Iowa, put his eyed aud iafirnl
mother on board st Mnscaiiae, as deck
passenger TO 60 10 Portsmouth, Ohio -
Harris is able 10 take better care ef his
mother, ard these circumstances 50 cut
ragged the feelings Of the passengers, that
,hes held meeting and passed resolutions,
denouncing him. l; is serving him right,
and putting the roper mark upon hin-a
marx that ought to be as infamous as tia,
upon Caia.-H-t4?2s H1raI.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
A Temperance Story.

One evening last week We took cur place
Of the supper table Ola Cincinnati and Louis.
vile packet. Supper and conversation had
progressed some time before We were scat.
ed. An animated discourse was gong on
between an exceedingly sober faced mlnis.
terial looking old raaa, and a ee.utied and
thin faced lady OF no , less than thirty, on the
subject Of temperance.
"Ohr" exclaimed she. with horror on
her thin ips--"I 90 aesYi@ the whisky
6rinker."
The gentleman dropped his knife AMI FORK.
and selling the lady's hand with easausl,
ASH, ana giving Il ! hearty shake. WE thought
,e4fs wefe go.a. to drop from lis twia4 as
eyes.
Madam" said IL, 81 respect yaCr sent.
laent ana the aeag, that dictated Il. per
nat 10 pezsaa, haNeyer, 10 80 Beyond &c n
desnising tAe WHISKY dr5nker. have been
disguised 81 this very haSt. aud ! s-F j
before our worthy Captains face. WAT,
asa you, ca he more disgusting than - see
wei dscsse5. respectable, yefistg5us look
inc Young Hen, whose mothers probably are
even row praying that the tender instruc.
tions TN wlf.cn Their yoath was Illuminated
NAV briHg forth precious fruits IN their ma
tlfltE saE I'd saeS4s4 Young men step up.
Is tie bar u this boat, and without the fear
of observing eyes, or the condemnation Of
enlightened opinion, hr4.cnly ask io- old
Bourbon. or RE O. Monengahsla whisky,
when in that bar they know there "a the
r>-s hS: csG ccc-:cc E-c-dyr"
The crowd {. the table who had been in
:catly listening. dropped their knives and
forks, paused Moment, then broke into q
lond and prolonged roar The lady lie, go
his bend, upsc, her chair, and pitched into
-.he lai;es' cab;n.-Esa.sei;.s J7a-.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
We are requested BY Rsv. Mr. Tracy,

We are requested BY Rv. Mr. Tracy, to
cav that he intends TO call upon The citizens
ct Dubuque for aid fur ST. Pa.-i-A's Church
q. Garry Owen, and that he vii. give notice
through the columns of the Daily
p-pers OF the aHoaGt received, aud the
nsns OF each coat-!buto-.-D-5-7-. Her
cd
Ergo, eli these wishing 70 Be esteemed
charitable, or 10 see their names in print,
will shell oUt literally.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

The expectation ofgutta percha was CON-
msnced at Singapore in the year lS4s, and
81; two hundred pounds were shipped as
i. was considered very doubtful! whether it
woali pay In the year lSsa, more than
two millions Of pounds, o. thousand tons
81 gotta perch we're exported fsoa tia. Pos;
alone
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
UNIVERSITY MEDICINEsu
FEVER AND AoeleerGp ny Rowasp's ros.e Nj,

FrvnR AND Aaut csrkp ny Eowakp's Tos,e s,,,..
lie inirstslfv ~ ffsr .Nedsfire a4a 49,,
hssa e2Eei lgt3 ~ a@ l.s u P.'i ~ ~
a,a. "a tssse1t tt=z,G tat.. 81
tia F45#y 81 +If,s S D. aE n ~, t: y
,de Nc ,oG. aud dalItra0a ~ l,J4z...s,,.s IA
l4tFas etgHIlsa.l tha lahhteatH lH1la ,,i .E''.s
IL cases ttett lhe + il.itt sltai b 20 VIII,
M 10. lie tet mtelt.! acSiEr1ss is - AN - ~
tA.i Available remedy. EowHids oEa H. &c
=a,,p II fits tAat teiebfit. afd lowf etl,. t III
ne. tmei Of Ever ard Ague, 5ud IL i n,ir,t iNt
touss-has hesitstieH ~. recommend Dip !, a'.e
highest terms to the iationi sc efthg aGeted " '"s
DONEI Complaint cured b. it0WANlts ri .fp
- iEa ROOF. The above Il stiatfot,e w., ~
saittuis, IN ike mafhes, TO the remedy fo, "pi,
omI liant" wclt known hamal.j. ,a,, -
- rup OF BGCkbefr. Foot, ana cAtEc.,ly rpetp,,,n
t. the confidence Of patents Afflicted v in thrs1'
ntsibeliesiIs Il 10 te Invaluable in liz Ire, ]
lion. HcHrs X StTa4.4'
Han. j. |. FlGti,ss =
~ "fast o' the 'foststs' jain Is Rowuif n II
u. *. Ashton ESQ
Hector Orr. Iso
r Ai Communications 10 hu sadrpss#t 4. IN. n
Valid, NJ u, Head 81 the Iharinrt ctitt,sl ttt'
uiert, and President OF the University is''
Home ispef sary and On.ce, No. 4 S0ptl, g.,
.irutt, Philadelphia ''soLa
Branch Disnensary at the Store Of
se,t SHY tIAS. LESLIE. llayst,a,,t 3D.
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.1IrdicA,s
REMOVAL.

HOUSE. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES D0NNEL respet tfaly 9c-
klowlc8grs 10 his friends ana gas
- IL puddle gene RAILS, their liberal s. p
port. and wouiI inform them tia;
he c. Il .'rsys b auid his staHa Brady
Teas. .ide.f between Second and Third sts adjoining
is-ao! Hams Cabinet Warerooins. where he is nov
tr.ar-si % eNecEta al orders in his line. His long
experience In the 5asues. warrants him in arna
hi. PATROLS fg satisfaction in any work THAT may b.
erair4s'esl 10 hla.
PartIcg lar attasau given 10 estimating any pnb-
Nc or N waite baitHlHss. Persons wishing any If the
atore oFk done, aiil 10 well 20 give han el bciore
letting their work,
Paints Of all cat0rs prepared and read. for ase.
6tass OF all sizes, putty. 8e.. for sale.
P.s-Al.n a new article Of COMPOSITION ROOF
ING. suvruted rs j. noHnei, which tsn be put 81
The shortest Hot.ce BY the subscriber.
JAS. DONNEL.
Davenport, raua O. 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

Hen. james Grant, democrat, vas elect
Cd Mayor 81 Davenport on Saturday last
Burlington Ga-.
Yes, and Hon. Saml. Sylvester, Demo
cras and Ant;.TenPerance candidate. was
de9esied.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
w.
1854; Drug, Medicines. 1854.
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window Glass
GLASSWARE, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
tEIaEsg.Fss. sss.t1ss 81 60.
Wholesale Deal 6s 81 Main St., s.. Louis, NO


Wholesale Deal 6s 81 Main St., s. Louis, no
tEXCHA GE BuILDlSGS,)
FSPECTFuLLY call the attention Of .NerehGr's
IL Of me WssttG ia tir 'mmeas. Stock ~ Goofs
IS for inspection. consisting Of
5000 packages o: Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals;
5000 kegs pure White Lead;
800 packages Term ans celebrated colors;
900 barrels Turpsntine;
100 barrels Tanners Oil, pure;
l5abarrels Refined Whale Oil;
100 barrels Smiths celebrated varnishes;
1000 boxes Z by 10 Glass, hes: Pittsburgh brand
5000 boxes Glass from 10 IL ~ up to 40 by SO,
hest Pittsburgh;
1000 boxes assorted Glassware;
with 4 comnlss} as,7rtuiatt Of An or HE P0PU-
LARPAT ut MEDICINE ofths day. Tn I FIR
Al CURSE pursued By iogss for IA. iast 'ys".
sg fire g.drs IL 5'iU eo7tinueI. nd PROMPT TINE
or.CA>H CEATDAElsS wil Gai it rr.ltiy 70 II IT.
INTERtST 10 purcitts. 'rF, AN AVID VIII
III A. Low "a, Any Jos ING HOUSE IN II. u !.
TED STATES. FeJ 4 'e5I-3u