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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-24

TO PREVENT THE ADULTBRATIoN OF MILK.
The bill to prevent the sale Of impure and unwholsome
milk, introduced by Mr.. Leigh provides as follows
Sec. Any person Who shall SELL offer for sale any
deleterious or unnatural food who shall SELL offer
for sale any milk produced from that diseased
or unhealthy, either from the OF improper food
from undue confinement. in stalls stables shall be
deemed guilty Of msdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be subject to penalty not exceeding $500 for each
offence, or imprisonment in county Jail penentiary
not exceeding three months or both such fine and i'm
prsopment in the discretion Of court Of competent
jurisdiction in which the offence may be pro zen.
Sec. 2 Any person who shall adllterate any milk in
tended for SALE by the introduction therein Of any
deeterious. or foreign substances, and any person
so adulterated, shall upon conviction, be sub
jet to penalty Of $50, together with the costs
of any action had thereon, before a competent court
under the provisions OF this act and such penalty and
also any penalty recovered under the provisions Of
treasury of the city where the same
ed to be used for the public purposes of said city
town
To take effect on The lat of May next.
THE RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN.
Mr. Halls bill relative to the rights of married women
was introduced to-day. It provides as follows
Section ]. Any married woman whose husband either
from drunkenness, proagacy, from any other cause
the support and education OF her children aud any
rled woman who may be deserted by her husband shall
and to and coeSt b mae 70
earnings OF her minor children and apply the
for her own support and the support and education of
such Children free from the control intercren of
her husband or of any person claiming the same,
Claiming to be released from the by through her
husband.
Sec. 2. Any married woman whose husband shall neg
ect refuse to provide for who shall abandon his
wife or children, may bind out their minor children and
execute indenures Of apprenticeship in the
uer and to the same extent her husband could do.
Sec. Hereafter it shall he necessary to the validity
Of ndenure of apprenticeship executed by the father
that the mother Of such child IL she be living with her
husband shall In writing consent 10 such ndentnres
shall any appointment Of general guardian Of the
person Of child by the father be valid unless the
mother of such child II she be living with her husband
shall in writing consent to such appointment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-24

the State win respond to this call remains TO be seeu
peep behind the curtain might not DO amiss to those
VINO are expected to support II. Connected with the
vasntly advocated the election Of Gov Clark It Is sl
iegec that the reason why he did because he
co ior pay like any sensible should aud drafts
on the executive department. having been dshonored he
seeks new investment elsewhere II Is also said that
M. Hammond Rs not member Of the order no having
been thrown out, with others who advocated Mr.
Ciarks election In opposition to Daniel Ullmann. At
tno last Wbig State Convention Mr. Hammond sd-
vocated the nomination Of Hon. j W Savage, of your
cty but he having been defeated and Clark nominated
and considering that Uman stood chance Of cleo
tom TO be OF being the safe side Of the Question:
Gas he Thoughtful be went in" for Clark Mr.. H. is
an able writer, however, although often prosy and ap-
plying the same language to different subjects
man. whose course has been truly American, stands
pre-eminent As early 1912, in editing the american
Cxen, he advocated the doctrines he does,
with much force and persuasion The Citizen vas I'M
successful however being great loss to Mr.. Alfred d.
Stone, the publisher, upon whom the expenses fell
heavily.
Next comes Mr. William Lacy, an Englishman by
birth, who came to this city about the year 1885, aud
who has with him that generous feeling characterize
tic OF the English towards America and her in tutous
You know EDglishDtn 'admire" country. They
reverence Bunker Hill, and love to converse Of York
town It liz said that Mr. L. exercises influence in
the business Of the Register and that such
huence s sometimes extended to the editorial depart
ment. st-t+-..
Remotely connected with the Register are c. L. Brig.
ham, OF Troy, and Samuel Crooks OF Bnghamton, ii
being said that they are the bona fde owners.
whether native Americans will sustain paper whose
chet EDITOR was so lately arrayed against them is for
them to decide
There are rumors, however, of chauges-important
changes-by which there Is to be editor AMI
cordial and united support of the native Americans OF
the State.
Much smore might be said of rumors at the capital,
but they are but idle tales at the most. DETA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-24
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY EAY.
'OsT OFFICE NOTICES,

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
49, ~--
DoST OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
per United States steamer, Baltic win close 1t
this Office Wednesday, the oath day OF January al
lol O'Clock, A. NJ. ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
A CARD.
LApYs coLLroT.

TN presenting this notice to the public tho subscri.
Der wishes to inform them that bis school will be
opened for the reception of students on "Wednesday,
tie I'd Of May next. He proposes to give classical
education all who may wish TO favor him with their
patronage and confidence. He also will add Nor
NAL department 70 qualify young ladies for teaching
In the various grades of schools in country from
the College down TO the common district school, In
the primary department he will admits all who are de-
sirp us ofenioying its benefits.
The course of instruction will be thorough and com
plete. and nj the time very discriminating and
select, avoiding everything ,of an entirety useless
character aud substituting those branches whose ten
dcncy is to give vgor aud elasticity to the youthful
mind.
The manner Of teaching will be the most approved
and improred known in our country or Europe, giving
tho pupil the full understanding Of her sutl.ci whe
il is presented by the teacher in style entrei new
aud fascinating
and vigorous constitution, without which all MS Of
forts would be useless.
Secondly, "a establish decided and correct moral
character ba is OF all bi. hopes, as wthout whic
snperstrctnrc stand the test OF iutufe 'fais
and future hopes. :,
vidua that kind Of practical training her natural gifts
and future prospects shall indcnte
And fourth!y 10 train the mind to practical renee
tons and useful deductions from eyery DAYS obsef
walton. -,
And lastly, infuse spirit OF practical Christian
henevolenee into the mind OF every one however
Young. as n lovely and instructive principle from
which shall flow, as from pure and clear fountain
universal love 10 all.
Ny nrrangements arc on the most ample and grand
scale adped to FUZZY carry out the above programme
to the letter and spirit in all their variety and extent
The building, which il new and cominodious, vii
be prepared TO ma all its inmates conioftaoe nd
bpry II stands mon an eminence of easy asccn; ane
surrnourtcd hy n promenade from which scene y
presented view unequaled In our country for rich
ness. beauty grandeur.
IL 4 located IL one If the most "a thy aud salnbr
Gus towns in the United States, whose advantages
cation as 10 aIproach al that could Dc asked o.
sired and il, business advantages second to non.
~ the Mississippi valley. My arrangements To-
teachers are such that all wi be Individually watched
and cared for.
Thos. wishing further information can address tht
Proprietor ut Davenport Iowa. who will b. happy q
ali times To give all red stion. circaa
aud further notice will be given In due time.
T. H.sCODDlNG,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Mrs. NJ A. CoDDiSG,
davenport Iowa. Dee. Is, 1854 d6wtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

| DEaTH rnoa ANxIErY.--A few day ago,
neytp bow nainsd Shadrach Wilson, was
t9mmtted 10 Jail on charge of larceny.
] L, mo,her-u very genteel dark mulatto
women-has constantly lowered around the
- bill ever since his incarceration, and has
eff nothing nndone which she could do to
procure his release. She appeered perfectly
iscensolate in regard to him, and absolute
hear, broken. Yesterday her fears be.
rsme 30 much excited concerning him, and
Der distress so grea, that she fell down in
fit and instantly expired. The boy was
Accused Of stealing few articles OF small
ka.ue from gentleman's sleeping room,
ind 10 no doubt guilty, and will probably be
Sentenced to prison for short time. The
no,hers ideas of jail were greatly exag-
erated; some underlined horror haunted her
|ou and she supposed her son suffering
III the terrible things which vivid and ex-
ted imagination could conjure up. Her
trorg affection deserved a better fate.-N
Gouis Intel.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

fernando Wood, the new Mayor of New
'A' o few days ago received ticket from
',ase company rendering him the compli-
W o. free ticket in their line of stages
u.'ns his term OF office. He imm edateiy
~ turned the ticket with polite note in
ueslre to be left entirely indePe ndent,
NV s.' 81 by the reception Of any favors
~ NOSE over whose interests my pub
auues may call me to act. ! have
, .Ised all similar offers from others, and
b;, t n no manner avail myself of them
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

Two juvenile dispn'ants discussed as fol-
pows in our hearing day since;
II tell you that God il everywhere.
"Aint-ncithey.
Il know better; my mother says so.
Don't care il she does. He Amt IN that
kre, (pointing up a, the telegraph wlre)
os that amt holler.''
Thi, rather staggered his little reverence
pr moment, but ere moment had elapsed
Triumphant smile lii up his face as he re-
bonded:
well, don't care. He's all around
l."
How many a Skeptic of larger growth
Plight, out Of the mouth OF that sucking
Earn wisdom.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
Female Eclectic Institute.

Speaking of this institute, a notice OF
khe commencement of which will be found
IN our sascr,ising columns, the K. ]. Adrer-
User says
at is something new in the line OF te-
4 male education, and upon glancing over the
kon,ents Of the pamphlet, we cannot come
10 any other conclusion, than that il sets
tar,h a decided Improvement on the old sys-
lem of"bringing out" the younger mann
hers of the opposite sex, and, probably.
night be applied to some Of the older ones,
klre,dy drought out" to their great advan-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

HARP HIr.-Mr Walsh, Of r. Island
.,,ooe.ts that the Treasurer Of that county
|Mr. Weber, publish the annual statemcn
hi his rece ipts and expenditures. as errors
n the amount Of $3.50 had been discovered
N las favor the preceding year and quite
k,,obubly similar amount in favor Of 'he
Lit, would be revealed the year,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

We refer those desiring to purchase prop
.v very low to the advertisement of DR..
c,.,ssen The Doctor intends leaving the
|,.;,v and will undoubtedly dispose Of his
houses and lands at bargain.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

,ao mdy and gentleman quarreled in the
Ss o. Jackson, Miss, the other day, and
"ea Tour shots of revolver at her.
ea cotton rendered harmless. She
'e S h'm down with brickbat, and
~, 'y''ahdcrs then separated the belliger-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

I'M TURKEY TRADE. "A gentleman from
l'es Island drove into town on Friday eve.
}hs, with sonc three hundred turkeys
lle up Of the wild and tame va.ieties o!
VS. avorite fowl. They went off rapidly
NE rate of $500 and $3.50 apiece
iinacsotian.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

in 1910 Barnum worked Tor four dollars
|r week. He is now worth million OF
|0'Ars Think of these things, reader, and
4 ,accordlngly.-Yantee BLADE.
res act accordngly-lie shameless "
'a'h money by unblushing false pretences
become rich. sacrifice honor; you, reader,
KY 'hen die genuine Barnum.-U oiu'n-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

| AccIDEsT.-On Wednesday night, VIM.
fardln, of Louisa county, near Blackhawk,
!" driving load of hoop pc.ss 10 Musca-
ne, snd, when arrived near McFad'n ~
ellspork house, his wagon upset and fell
y him, from the side OF the levee, along
fh'ch .e was driving. He 10 now at the
0wa House, speeches. and dying.-Mus-
Putlnc Jour.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
Gbt gaiIg @a5tttt,
Autonomy.

..;,,ustrated lecture 10 to be delivered this
"s,,rc q, Le Claire Hall On the subject Of
ECONOMY. The science is beautiful one
M illustrated by series of transparent
+. r,.m, will more fully impress itself upon
,he mind. Those having children will find
,hs admission fee, l2>s cts, a remuneratve
investment.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

A PREplcrIoS.-Mr Ray of the Galena
pfersonian predicts tina, in 1870 the State
ki Illinois will contain population OF
! 900 900, Chicago population Of 800 900,
kna Galenas population of 80 ,o0o.- Chica-
b Press.
Put Davenpor, down in that list at So
fo0
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

The venerable mother Of Capt. Maryatt
|,he we'll known author, died near LONDON
IN the 18th ultimo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

NJ. b. OSBORN e. CO.,
LAND, STOCK AnD UsURAHck BROKERS,
Rock Island, Illinois,
Attend 10 the payment Of taxes and all other matters
connected with Land Agency Ia all parts OF Illinois
and Iowa.
Orrlcs On Orleans street, naar Court House.
Cheap Lands.
Tho
Is w :. Is 60 ! |" 100 :.
situated IN Cedar county. Also
MS W ar sec e5 town 30 n Range 4 Z SO acres
SIN . $ 20 ~ :. . =" 81 .
|NtsE 20 So. !" 80 /"
SiNW -. q . 50 g
WISE g" "a III 40" SO
in Scott County, offered for thirty days at great
bargains by their owner who II deterin.ne to SELL
Apply to N. 3. OSBORN 4 co, Land Agt..
Rock ISL nd, illinois,
We have al.o some City and Country property in
Rock Island County which oae<ed very cheap.
Jam 1855 dwn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

...Fifth Street,.
Lot No. s, Block IS. corner Of Brady and 5th;
Lot Noe, block IS, s w corner Perry and 5th;
IS 10, do 56,SE do do do
FL Lot3, do 80, West Of Harrison street, with
Frame Dwelling. Fruit Trees. etc:
Lot 5th street, in Block 90 with three tencmcnta
re. ting at SO each per month; Price 5000;
Lot corner Main and 9Th Streets S5xI50 foot, well
located for 1915; e
Lotsl and2 in block IS. OF Scott and 9Th sts
Lots and g in Block a. Of Scott and 9Th SITS;
Lot No. 4, in bl !, Forrest and Dilon's addition
The above Lots are all on college Hill;''
Lotto In 81 81, corner Rock Island and 7th streets
with small frame tenement.
Lots and7 in Bl 20. LIE Claire and 7th SITS:
Lots and TO- in Ri 20, corner lie Claire and IL
streets;
Lots g. and g. In 81 90. corner Iowa and 7h streets
with large new Frame Dwelling;
Lot l9Ix1i6 feet deep in out Lot No %, corner o.
Perry and It'll streets;
Those Lots I'll have commanding views Of tbs Mis-
sssirpi River, the 'Twin Cities and the Islands.
For sale by GEO l. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

THE undersigned has opened General Intelligence
Office with complete set Of books in which "a
enter all ds OF Real and Personal Property for sale
for rent. the of al servants who wish fol
places in families within the city, also the names Of
Mechanics Laborers and Others seeking employ meni
that those who in search Of Houses Lands, s.
wants, &c cannot fail of immediate in obtain
ing either by calling at my Office Charges moderate
Call and register your wants or orders and they Wi
receive prompt attention.
A. FINEFIELD,
No. CONNIE rcial Buildings.
Dec leSl.ii1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
CANNON 4 sM
ME"
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE
r AN opening an entirely ms@ stock OF
/ TEAS,
WEST INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES AND
WOODEN WAItE.
Amon. which ara The following:

among Which aES tiit tOtloNlHS.
Yer, superior Y. lily son Tea, choice do, fair do,
Very choice. fragrant Gunpowder do, extra ooiong do
Good do do Old Coy. Java Coffee, common do Rio do
Poiiiin's prep'd Cocoa, Crnsh'd Sugar, Puly,d do,
White, Coffee do, Brown do, Golden syrup. Sugar
House, do, n. Molasses, various qualities Tobacco
from choicest to cheap price, Pure Sa'eratus Soda. G.
Tartar. Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves Whole and Grind Gin
namon, Aspice and Pepper, Ginger. Pickles in gals.
and hf-gals., Peppersauc Tomato Ketchup, Cider
Vinegar, Mustard. New Rice, Table and Dairy Salt,
t.itron, Currants. New Layer Raisins, Good old do,
Seedless do, s. go, Maoearoni. Vermaeeii, Ord
Peaches Pared. do impaired. Pick ed Trout, White
Fish, Maekerei, Smoked Herring, Cod Fish, Soap,
various kinds Star Candles. Press do, W. b. Whale
Oil, Lard do. Indigo, Fig ne, Aum Starch. s. Petre,
Copperas Soft slslled Almonds. Pecan Nuts, Brazil
do, Flbcrts, Bed Cords Clothes Lines, Brooms, Mops.
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tubs Zine Nashboards, 2Gnd
3 hoop pails, Brush Brooms, Flour Buckets. Spice
Boxes. &c, SC, all selected expressly for Family
Use.
9FsAi Goods warranted as recommended.
Al the Eriek Store, cor Main and Front streets
(Store recently occupied by McManus q Shepherd
c. NJ. HAWKES..
Davenport. Dec ~. IsSi-dSwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
FAMILY GROCERY.

syNHg snb,criher has opened stock Of Groceries In
] his house Perry between Second aud fiiird sts
which he III warrant be of the very best auaii,
and which will sell as low as can be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
choice LOT Il Cigars jus, received and for sale 10"
al wholesale retail.
Davenport, Dec cad, ls54-df
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
Crackers! Crackers!

r UST received and for sale Wholesale or Retail,
81 hne lot Of Boston, Soda aud Butter GrngSsIs. y
Innuary Isl BURROWS d. PRETTYMAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

A Good assortment OF portmonas AMI ladies work
~ Cases for sale very low at Noe lie Claire Row
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
DRIED APPLES ~,

DHIEO APFLES!
4 Largo 10. Of ents
SUPERIOR DRIED APPLES,
also general assortment of seuscnAhle 1rneevana
consisting in part OF CurFsnts. Raisas Cisrcn Hssss
Almonds, tShelled) Baking rowdsn, Fiwe. fkki1s
&C.. lust received by
ALvoRp d VAN PArTIH. N
Dec. 20. 81. OppOstethe Pose O0ee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

NNIrIi'S New Gee grnphy and Atlas; " N.
= Mitchell's Geogral hies, AL Kinds;
Goodrichs School HistoFies: *
Buttons English and A nal, teal Grammar;
Wells, kirkhan. Lyons, Smith aud Clarks ditsoe
Rays, Adams, Greeneafrs, Colburn's, Smithss;
davies, hmefson's, Perkl and tsbots iritlnetjop
Un Gaui a. u For sal. ct
Jan 6th; lsjS NJ. he Claire Ht0ef
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

OTIS o, and &. In block &c. corner OF Parnam, on
II ~ about 40 feet south Of Railroad Depot.
Lot 3, in block Sc, 32xl50 feet deep North side
Of 4th, between Perry and X. Island street. A yer;
desirable Lot for residence.
Lot No :, In block IS, Perry street. 9Th st
with new double Frame Dwelling Of 8 Rooms, Cellars.
Cistern, Well, etc. Would make good Boarding
House. For sale BY GEO. L. NICHOLAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
RHAL EsTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE L. NICHOLAS,
DAvENPOKT, IOWA.
ONCE Corner Main and second Sts. nov II

ONCE Corner Main and second Sts. nov II
(SITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale and fol
" lease.
..-Front Street,.
Four Lots 94x140 feet on Front street. corner Of
Rock Island, Block No. Gx, with Store Rooms and
Warehouses; for leas. 10 ~ years ~ pcr cent
on the value.
-..Second Street,.
Lot No 3, In Block 60. between Perry and X. Island
sts., with good Brick Dwelling and appurtebaDccs, We
ry desirable for family residences; $4,000.
Lot g. in Block No. 65, between Il. island and lows
ss., with large Double House, part of stone and part
ofbrck; rentsfor $50 per month"; very cheap property
at $3.50.
Block No. So
M Lot No. II, Block 90. corner lows and Cd ats,
64xi5 feet, with comfortable Dwelling. For sale hy
GEO NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17

Third Street,.
Lots g, and g, In Block &c. fronting 9TH street.
betw cen LIE Claire and Farnam.
LOT o, Block IS, fronting on the River, Farnan and
Sd streets.
Lot No. O. in Rock Ia, 4Oxl50 feet. near the
Of Western Avenue and 80 streets with good Frame
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, &c. For sale by
GEO. L, NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-17
STEAM BOILERS

OF all descriptions, on hand and made to order
IAlso Sheet Iron 0rk. viz smoke Pipe, Bssech'
cs &e., sc made on short noiiee--a' fagic o'hs
hcago. oo
Dec. Is d WITT r. W. "a les q w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01

= Tnk YouSa Gu.Rns Capt Richardson,
arrived 10 tIs sig yesserdss mofpiss BY the Ninth.
srn cars after hsvue paid whit % Baltimpfs whe re
they werc mosk Hospitality entertained torstwo or
three days BY the Law Grsvsv aed other brother
volunteers. The Youas Gaard spesk 10 the hiehest
terms Of their trip and OF the Kindness shown them
from the time they lsft home until their return
The only drs~bsck TO their pleasure was the .ics-
n.,s and death Of one OF their members, Mr.. WE.
UeLEssY. who was taken III on Friday last and ex-
pired Ssurd ~ morning. .s=..--s. z
Ing for Wsshinston where they had only been fe W
hour when they received the news Of young osie,-
by'sdeath. Lieut. Fry imm ediatetY returned to BAL
tmore. and accompanied By b. Herring Of the lie W
0re3s" escorted the CORPSE to Washinston. where
it wss taken In charge by the Company and brought
to this city.
During the sojourn of the Young Guard In Wash
ingsen, they were escorted BY the "Hishlanders to
the Preside nt's Mansion. where they were received
by the President aud individually presented to him.
Mr. George Early, also a member of the Company
wss BROUGHT home Saturday afternoon in disabled
condition, having received asevere fall while on
baad the 4mboat Itis hoped that he will be out
agsin in 3 few days. ga -. ..s g t--5.--,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-01
ANY number of sailors across the sea ar,

to be met with. Scarcely cline is unknown to the
adventurous mariner Who can perform his voyage BY
srater There are. however, but handful at most OF
that clsss OF bold spirits to be found the page OF
history who have ventnred where the eagle is wont
to wing his fig hit Besides, when man sscends into
the sses he goes "as it to meet the Lightning
flash and thu bolt of thunder" and might well sup
pose. he approached the citadel of the dread artl
lerg, that his path would bs invaded by thousand
dangers. One must therefore have some what of a
hero about him to take go hazardous trip Indeed
it ia almost god.like to soaring toward the
stars, with foothod to rest upon but the clouds.
Mr.. CARRIER, who makes an ascension at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon, is of the few who willing to
peril themselves upon such an ethereal fluid az the
wind. Let our ctZ Ems come out and view
this sublime spectacle, and remember that in giving
they give to the poor. See advertisement