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The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
Town Lots for sale


Town Lots for Sale
IN thsio~n Of Rosgpors, Sssrasxa r.rritor,.-
This toss Is situated on the AAso ouri Rt,sr. !.
miles above Forsnos, recently known a, yor,h
Fisrsnes, but Of late its name has bean chang.
I'd 10 that OF Rockpors. Roxhpors ass ali the I,
silissss Of MATING AZ inportaux place There Ars .
ssvssi e1idng In ihs town completed and oth.is in
eoarss Of erection Also, Alsrss steam Saw MILL In
fa operation, aud aaosbsr bsias erected. II has
aus boat isndnE, two ,,i guAriss and plsn,y
esndtrg TIM nosr. AL vao wish 10 oe.alu iuforus tor
or parsasss, pssss call the sasseribsrs Who h.v.
Soo lots for sale.
Apl 3odlns GEO. ALLISsk 70
To Lss.--fns three story 5rSE s.Tsnoa = oa
Front rsss 81 door Of Perry ia DR. PArrys block
Apply A,tss Lseiairs Houss to
AdlUtH BATlks1.x ssyfT.
VALUABLE CITY PRopEnfY Sok sALs-
Tbs Mississippi House, situated on Frsas bstvs Main
sad H.rissn streets, VII Be sold cap OF % BY
isa feet Part Of the parchsss m u.y can main on
mortgage for and years ~ " PER Ls. Oh
Third street., near Inc n. pepos, 3sI5o tset. Al.
70 ios FoarA s'.sst ailolning the depss s4xi3o
Cornsf los On Brsdy ares., eorasr Clay ISsxe,
sss' The lots on Tn I'd aai Fourth s.r ssu are
spssnd'diy situated for basia.ss parposss and ,ne
location Of shs Brady LOT sns Of Ne bss, 4.
Sorsa Davenport. For psruealars apply. 10
FAIRBANKS s. HICKgOS
nsaisaa No. Ho6aaa's building, Aaia street.
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Fer SaIe..2s srsss Of S.>at.taI l.ud !. ,ll. from
cooperation line on Dubsgss rod, With sood ho...,
nsrn sEeslisns veil and ssssra, - rngs Of never MI
ing vster, y ssrs ssfssbsrriss, Rhu barb Aspsrsgus
s VII be seid sasss Of II parcels to suit
Apply 70 GEORGE L. NIcHoLLs,
JAn1e dti Land omce Main st
Fur Lsass...A pssS. Of Land ~ by 1904, a ear
Kan Road Depot for 2oor 80 year. r...ousss r.u.
aen ie-d-sf DAWSON TRUR.
Great Bargaiasi
" splendid Lots in Laubrits's Addition, In North
Davenport. FIR sa,s b, ALLEN oLAHK
noss7
0ouk NsmovAl.s.rhs aatsrssx asa Aays
| fsnovsd " ,ne new bl,iaiay AsNanus & shsp
srd's block on Second street, whore hey win r.
main dufiHg she sreeuss Of their new BANKING
housss read, 10 .ssssd 70 oasinsss as usual.
ateas dtl COOK 4 sAR6BsT.
yoR SALE. =
Piss cool Building Lots on Parnam susst, lsar
| . Gus. Appiyb
Jansen. cHuBB, BRO, BARROW = 90.
Fer sAls, -
roCk ossAAbIs UWBLLiHs hoBsM, Inflow
erpsfI OF We city, on vsry liberal ,srms Appiyto
teo ss-du u COOK d sARGENT.
On maaehs = aAA CS S...This Csupsay /,
now resdyto sell iotsts Its Additouto the tow OF
Gam Anehs. u ohsn come Of the most dssir able
baslasss aa1 residence los abou. this nourissiu
psa. Any infornA,ion sonesrniay ths sane ear
es obi aimed syeaiiins on eSo. a. PARKER, gs0
No. 10 orr's biesk.
Nebisdf CAMASCHs LAND CO.
For Sale o. 1xshAnSs for Iowa Lands,
new brick house With ter rooms
e1ossss, &c. wood house, large eisssrn, good wsil-
Warmed with hot alt furnace. Coavsnisp, 70 tevp.
Fine view 1 rivsr snd cities. Furnished In puY.-
Long tine sisss. Possession given lsstS y
Enquire % wN. AoRKHoUsn,
osS AIT. oss Co.
u ns11~<A 4, H-A-.
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! ltp Abpfrtisenlfnts.

&fw AoDelIlSeutuiS.
NEW ARRIVAL |!
A s'''aa'4 II ina.Aur e oAaPErxHGs. ).
Jus. arrived, and ready fer sale a. Dsssaias sloos
svia, COULD : srKaex.
CARPETS. Carpets.
MAaNiFICkNr knsiish vslveS Taps.sries, and
Vk kBlusssls Carpettngs, his day o9essd ~ pea
IAgraln Carpsttnys.
VERY handsoes Carps.tnss, rfsh and bright col
oIs atsoc per yard. ths day opsnssaa 90 = sas
sIoa. CArp:t.ad rarn.sars .. Wsssnesss - sns,
stair Carrstings,
n ,hIs DAY OPENED, Of over, description And
s.ais; s.as.s. ,S% s:' q 81. sis
Floor 0u ClotAs,
cA ROLLS, Of different wtdths, of Floor Oh
OV Cloths, ,tast opened 81 Dsssains Block, "a q,
Wiuasv shsAss.
nF every variety, nom Zoe 70 ~ each, iust open.
~ ID - tAs new Carpet and furniturs Warshonss,
Dssssins Block, Va ~ u 70.
Rope caTpstings.
UERY desirable and suitable for o1ess, saloons,
bsnks, 40, jaH received At pessaint bi ses,
fable Oh ClotAs.
TN pattern and BY he yard, for sale =, hs great
j Carpet ana Furniture Warehouse, pes,sin'
slock, ID street. o. Rs.
70 Country DsAlsrs.
WE have . la:gs lot Of low priced carpetinS,
w suitable for retaiag In the Cou nsry, which We
Offer 70 yaaa.ry ssslsrs !. y.ry y. prices. 4. ws
~ays supply dealers a, very low prices. GAS.
Dsssaint Block Second s, next y the big tsa kettle
Nsv Curtain Fixtures.
L market, for saia ~ GOULD I srERRk, at the
Wholesale and ketAii Carpet and furniturs Ware
house, psssant Block, Second street. next door
above Perry.
furnlturs.
roNsrANTLY on hand good supply OF ward.
sseade, Tables, Leungss, Whatnots, Chaiu. &C.,
made sxprsssly for trade and for sale BY 90 ULD
~.
parAsels.
two ossss fsrasols, shsiaiss, s.yiss Iast ssssivsA
Linen and Gotten 1Asstiags
Q.A is.t, ii.1 and ist shs:.ins. q The ess,
Fronting Linens
INHE Cheapest ever offered In ths city Of Daven-
1 port Hsto be found at wADswoRrH's
Long and mort Hstt Nitts.
A Large A.sorsmsns, nd some szsr. aaea
MAyldH wADs~oRTH's.
FOiS RENT.
Two Ane large Rooms ON sAco.d door over our
= Ofocksry store, sill Be let togsshsr or rspar-
HIppLRsoN LYON,
nyidtwlw Second 81, be, Brady Z Ferry.
SARATOGA WATER.
4 frssh lot Of the celebrated Enpirs Spring Water
TAYLOR & BALLoRD.
Citrate Of xsgussia.
An agreeable rsfrtgsran, aud laxative This prsps.
ration sti b found sacisns remedy In dyspepssN
ccnstipatien. siok head ache aud kiadrsd aasctons
TAYLOR i BAL.oRp,
TIE AACa0R's W1t8aED,"
Asp ocR
Good ships
fairy iAu sehsd on the broad ocean Of pablir opinion
/ making ,his snnoancemsn We have 10 thank
= those Who have helped TO osna sails ri u
~ sn s'.rt as on our vsy, In The shape Of siviaS
ss our urst ordsrs b~Lsyiag have give thsm sn :
s sstsssstoa snc would say to all osasrs Who hs "
nor yer given Ne call TO walk up TO the
cArrAtSs oPFIcx
and get thsir tbk.ts for nice Coat Vest, ar PANT.
shsA We are prepared 10 make up in afss rate q ia
ous furnishias Goods Ia Keeping vtth our
49, u rises aooas- And eotA soaptsd 10 suis shs
wsats and .astss Of ths meet fAstidious.
~ 'aiass AI.d az 1.,s -s that which /. god
|" Get side Aain St, BE-, Proas aad Sssase.
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VsckOlls. y Cu1m..h...
Dealer: - il a k.sMss.1Ks ~ X ma ''.,
~ s'.sss: ~ on tho principal .itiss :, 1ssrsss
%. .ale u suns 70 suit pursnsss.,sh o. As "a,
s1Sp1D 70. ~ BANNING p,
hank of America ~
Ocean tAnk, NJ.
aneriean Elshangs bank, lot
Geo. M. PinckArd p,..,, d.
Esyenna Bank, esht VI New al
Darby Barksdale Bsakr. RAysnns Ss.as
nlAkeiey Richey, Brokers sh
y. Mob!ey, Esg.. Raakef, Plt,sln,ail
hsnry Miller. Esq, =, Julnah
GEORGE as.. l. Nlck,OijiIi1I'S,. l,ijii1 (.
1..s Gs.sra! w..!. Real Estate Ar.a, ,s
Aaaa warrants DO usht. sold Ana ,eent,
Improved Land Y.rns and al si,s ,oa.sd
a. ier sale and Money in,sv wy psopsn
N - In DAvsnport's blcci ,s.!sd, ~.d
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=
tiSKs ArAfssp 70 rss r,vonrs ns
"1aots b ~ sids."
fron my Aons once did wander,
Wander nr away.
To spot Of vhisa I'm fondsr
Growing sv'ry day.
eRsrs let ny hone bs,a
where Ne waters glide,
he bright Mississippi
Rolls iu crystal ude.
The Air Mississippi,
uow ~ vatsrs siiAs,
lnsansAiAs o. b. nsoalisAt
PlowiAs M aud wide,
From Ne stern and rugged moantaia
In The distant north,
AaA wAsrs elssr ItsssA's foantatl
Ssnds its strsamlsts forth,
The waters sweep on ever
wnA rssslsss tide,
TIE bright Aissssippl
Rells ~ waters wide.
he fsir Ac.
whes the sanmsr Sun 10 sssting,.-
In . light cAnss
Seated, ell care forg, ttiAs
Bid ths shore adisu,
tssily % the boson
or the crystal tide
clcsvs I the dark waters
Dash the sprsy aside.
The fAir kc.
Davenport. April -. p.
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Msilaway's Piiis.-L,s prolonged
on the visor af the stos.-., the regularity Of the
sxsrsasass aad ne purity Of shs blood, Dc psnds
Ne duration 81 life asd ph ysiesl enjoyment. Tsss
three sss.atias Of longevity and hoAiih, are rsgaln
ID and psrpssuated By sAs use Of Hollow ay's Pils
ssld At The nAn afaeorss, No. - Maiden Laas, New
York, and No. sAs strand, London, andby slI drug
gsts, At ass, sa,<e and u psrpot or box.
Ap2D0dvlu
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poT ASH, for sals BY
spss ALvoRD VAN PATTEs
REEs WAX for sAls sy =
oA1s ALsoRD 4 VAN pArTxS
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
WANTED

Fresh Arri val Of New Stock.
JUST rscsived st The sign Of
y the MAmm TN Hat, . nus
assortment Of we'll .slest.sd
Hate Caps,
Tor The spriag aad summsr
trade, eeLsistng u sofs Hats
In sIdisss variety; lsps Of
yAsfous patterns, and Euav
Goods Of eli the latest stylss
and grades.
The proprietor lthsnkfll Tor psst IA vors would
plsassa 70 show ef sell 10 - many Of n fnnna.
and sss public - VIII do hin the tavor 70 call
CnAs.W. vERDkR,
seeoad street., , doom ssN Of Brady, Daveapor.
apeSdn
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III secret Ilnrmitiss Of
iOlTH And MATURITY,

IA ssers, I,nrmitiss Of
YOUTH AND NATURITY.
Just easiishsd, Gr.ts, III. swsa,y. ann Ihsn.sns
4 Fsv words the rational trsstasnt v,,bo,,
Z Ahsaseins, ef spsrmstnrrhsa Lseal ws~knsss
p pS'aInA nnissoas. Genital and Nervous Dob ility
pedi1san - Marriage generally
hf .. De LANRY, NJ D.
- mposant het that ths EaGy alarming com
pAnS orisinsuas IN tas imp aud solltsde Of
yeaa, may os easily removed witaoa, ~d.c d tn
sas snAA rsst clearly stratsd and sss sn,.r,
:, - Aa,.a s., successful s'sAtmeHs, - AdoDisa
~ sas ss.sied 10 20 care hmseif perfectly aud At
.ne ise possioie cost thsrsby avoiding all the I'D sr
sent 70 any addfsss sr.iis and post Tres IN :. ed
70 Dr. 8 Ds Rr. sa s.s ns..s:
Apl31ds ~sn'
NlLtkHSS WfxRUM,
1aiass 81, bel. I'd & 4h.
li9Aa BoXss of different sass f,r sale at In,
wILcK EMS wrERUa,
Apo Gaines *. bot. "a 4 s,h
L kACk AND STAR BALUsrERs, aud All kiua.
:, Fancy Turning ., tAe Steam faralns sasp
o wiLsKkNs d wIhRU1
oaiIes ST., bss. ID 4 4th.
cLAREs FLOUR nILLS,
rsss ior tno State OF 10 ~ for sale, either 4.
ans Ains snd nxhn viii be sxehsD ID 10, Lsa a.
OF ftay property TO . certain extent. ~ pI, 10
sp,5o-d 90, $500,
a. FAfyIscH.
sAMcELs 4 PATTIsoS,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
sA0P on 'as corner of Rseh l.lAad sad Front sts
80 Da -saport, Iowa.
we are prepared 80 oontrses for Building Of All
spuols. spl 'so work punetasliy attended 20.
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murray 1 L.....,. r,.r,x. water


Murray 4 Lnnaanss Florida water.
-Siftosn ysar Of trump nsns sLccsss IN soatA
Ansncs, 10 the dauon Of this pssriess sx-
tract OF tropical nossrs 10 the ladies Of lss Unite
Stasss. lnitauons IRE In the market, but their
odor u both sisksnins aud svsneeent. that OF the
genuine IL lsstias, rsffsshns, delicate and heasfu
Sold By y. T. LanmSu = Co., vhoissaie druggists,
% Water street, Nsv York and BY all drugxisu.
a - psr bottle. s. aPasdslw
Nstics.- A N sstEg Of tas sabbath School IN
len uin b. held this Tuesday svsnias At ~ o.
clock IN NE Wsslsy y. 9. Chapel, Perry bstw cen
Sd aud tA sts. All teacher. aud frcads OF sabes,h
Schools arsiavitcd 70 attend. api2s
Hence aud about Anssa serss Of hand to lot .,
Rsss psvspon. Applyte
Apl9sdlv DAWSON 4 rRUE,
Fer safe "a valsaels Los on Third snsss nsar
the Prssbytsnas Church. Ths huildipss spon ~hish
viii rent Cor e'oo Per annum Applyte
Apl u aiv GKoRGE L NICHOLS.
To Les.-hoass VIII rooms ana good cellar, on
Harrison st, ID door Abovs l0th s Possession given
18th or 10Th sf Nay. Enqair. q
H.G. sLArMAKRR, OF
Aplss DIV B.. B. BRAYroS
n Lei suitable for = sass house, Ia Tho re sr
WilsSs store on Second 81. between Brady saaf
AAsn; viii b SOLD great bargain, II sold In
vsNk. Apply to dEoRGE l.. NICHOLS,
Apls5, Lssa ASsnt
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EXECUTORS SALE.
by virtue Of an srdsr or licsncs granted ty In.
~ County Court Of DsbaQus Coanty, Sa AZ
CouH, 20 us, Celeb n BootA and Emily j. Dsassr
suseators Of TIE estsIs Of George A. Ais dsssassd
VIII on se.ofcay NE Dsh dsy Of Nay, 1857, Be- :
- o. said aAy, IN hont Of ths L. Claire House. in
.ne city OF Dsysnpon 10 Scott County lows, proceed
bidder for cash, The folio Ing dsscribsd Kssi n.
ate, lylag or and being In tho city Of poIi
the County Of Scott, 10 the sats Of IoVa y ii.
Lots nfesn and sixtssn, IL Block No. two. in uoas
ssFgents second addition 10 Davenport.
OALhB n BOOTH
April x1dtt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

gal Palace aud what Chinaman ever refused to rem
der that token Of his acknowledgement To the Di
yinelY Appointed whose commission from Heaven
is a,tested by the peoples desire and sealed by
cess
Attempts TO commit crimes continued A
frightfu murder was recently perpetrated upon
one of the Oldest members of the British cominu-
nifty in China. Mr.. Warkwitch lie was found
dead in his bed u, an early hour in the II orning,
with hi throat literally torn away bya violent
hand. The letter concludes rs follows
There has been unsuccessful endeavor to caiole
"A Yankee steamer within the clutches Of the Mnnda-
rims aud like endeayor upon a Portuguese armed
lOrcha, which has succeeded We have also had an
attempt TO blow up the stores and magazines At the
gun yard. This discovery made ON the morn
ing OF the 9Th inst. All the workmen were immcil-
aely Discharged but nothing ,ranspired to lead 10
the detection Of the real ofender-By happy in
spiration redoleni OF the Crmea itself all the China-
men board OF the Minden hulk where now pow
der Is stored, were also discharged. while all on
board the kindred hulk Hercules. where stored
tons OF powder, they are sill suffered To remain.
The former we're. for Cinnamon, people of very high
character; the character OF the latter was even for
Chiuamen, remarkably low.
The RAINY season is beginning. There is much
sickness. some deaths among the persons poisoned
three months since with arsenic apprehended
Aud what, you will ask, is the Emperor about
highly all that the brave Niceroy and his braves
have done. and us highly Of his proposal to give u
peace aud 'not be very harsh with US il we real
~ and of our own accord come round, and cease to
"dare TO be preserve of old II We ARE To believe
the teeroy of the northern ports His Majesty neg
lecng feh, and Canton, and all besides, has himself
really aud ofhs own accord, round to the ,ra-
fc in opium. which by edIct IS admitted at Shan
ghai on payment Of "the duty of ~ nels per chest
1t must not be forgotten that in either instance il Is
the remote Emperor. Speaking through present Nan
DARN; and all which can with safety be affirmed Is
that such piece is anSiously desired by Yeh and
such payment by bis northern fellow servant
At the moment of closing the mail open this let
ter to communicate picce'of intelligence. which has
ut reached me through some Cinnamon, this morn
,ng from Canton. They say-bnt who will voueh
for them albeit greatly confirmed in the facts above
recorded2-hat in the Imperialist army thee is "A
state of mnny for want of pay, the soldiers desert
ing in crowds, and the misery and disaecton of the
population at the uitermost Phil Ing
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Hhc"S.rcnf Eastern" sicum sh IN.

The New York Herald has been accustomed
torldicus onr southern Commercial Conventions
and poke fun at them. Blu. the action of the
Bristol Convention in recommending something
practical and in appointing Mr.. Preston Commits
soner t. Europe, has set the Herald to laughing
on the other side Of its mouth. Perhaps the Her
aid discovers that the South has become tired of
distractions, and Is in dead earnest about being
relieved from commercial vassnlage to the North
Fit has suspicious to that effect. we are very
happy 10 inform il that they are correct.
The Herald now advises that the Great Eas.
tern" be invited TO Ne,c York This is "a new
claimant tor the honor. Portland has also taken
the alarm-and proposes sending IL Commission
er to Europe to oheckmate Mr. Preston Thus
it !, evident that the North is much concerned
about our prompt and practical action in the
matter. We cannot resist the inclination to say
that we feel somewhat of malicious satisfaction
in Witnessing the fright and CONSERVATION which
the action Of the Bristol Convention has produc
ed among the people Of the North.
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The Grams nj the Meat

The Cleveland Herald of Saturday has the fol-
lowing in reference to the crops at the West:
The whole West is now in its loveliest june
attire. The season is late. but luxuriant. The
backward spring kept vegetation in check, and
every thing seems to have burst at once into full
leaf. During u trip of twelve hundred miles
through the West the eye every where rested on
"Sweot fields arrayed in living green"
In southern Ohio Indinnn. Illinois, and Cen
trail Missouri, corn, though two weeks later than
usual, presented its long rows Of emerald. thrifty
and shooting upward with rapidty almost per
ceptible AS the cultiyator turned the mellow fur
rows. So Of potatoes. Of which great breadth
has been planted. Wheat generally was luxuri.
ant and beginning To head. The crop promises
well. SO of grass aud fruits. Barley aud rye
headed out aud tep heavy.
In Central Illinois Indiana, and Ohio all
kinds Of crops are some later. bot equally prom.
Using, Northern Ohio also gives abundant prom.
Use. The past two weeks have wrought won
drous changes. The run~ have been seasnnahe
and heavy High prices and scarcity have set
the farmers Ia work with more than usual dill
g"nce, aud more ground is in cultivation all over
the country than ever before. The indications
are tint potato fields are more than d, uhlrd in
acres. The rot has disappeared, aud high prices
Tor year ar two past have made this crop
most profitable one in sections where the Weld
has been fair.
III The present appearances are a type of the
future, there will be no lack of food for man or
beast the coming year"
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The Condition Of 4 flair. in China,

We have before us, says the Phadcl.
phia Inquirer, a letter dated Hong Kong
April 18th. The condition of affairs in China
had undergone no material change The British
Admiral was waiting the arrival of reinforce
ments. The Chinese, taking advantage of the
circumstance, had circulated reports that the
harharians had been defeated and driven away.
The writer says:-
TIdings are also to hand of great aud important
advantages gained by the insnrgen Emperor over hi :
rival OF Pekn. II the Nankin Government is not per-
suaded that Canton is not mpregnable to the skill aud
valor ot the bnrbarians the fall of the Tartar infu.
ence within its walls will signify nothing for the pr-
poses OF our diplomacy. The yiceroy Yeh has al
ready shown us what sacrifice OF private affection
and hatred he ia capable of making to the grand
policy of keeping China to the Chinese Government
At the taking of Nankin his wives his children and
all his house, were massacred by the Inconcolasts
who are now reignng there in the stead of his mas.
ter and the decapitaton of 0 900 rebels" by
his order a Canton aitests the sincerity of his
ed love of vengeance, Yet their surviving brethren
in arms and himself are leagued in the common
cause of "Canton and Cantonese" and the Yellow
Dragon OF the white Emperor floats from the
masthead ofevery war junk in the combined fleets OF
the waters of the Pearl 1t Is but transfer Of a
legianee from fred" to II "white' Emperor which
these have made 1t will be but the converse trans
fer which these will make when Tai Pings conques
shall have rolled onward TO the gates ofhe Vicere
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Modern Extravaganza.

A correspondent of the New York Evening
Post in elluding TO the prevailing evil of extrava
gance. INDUCES in this strain
Il the blame for the extravaganza in living all To
hc laid upon the women OF this country Certainty
not We speak of the extravaganza of the female
portion ofthe community in carpets pianos, &c b.,
do not mention Fifth. Avenue palaces, costly horses
aud vehicles, and splendid churches. Certainly the
women are not to blame for these. Look Mt the ex-
pcnses of our Young men in fashionable dress, bran
dy, mint jnlcps, oyster suppers, Spanish cigars.
think that if the account balanced it IS doubt
fnl which side would preponderate lapprchend
that the fG in extravagant living pcryades the
whole community, both sexes being equally to blame
Even Our funerals here become costly that one
hardly afford to die. You may he sure that our
young women arc careful about entering into mat
rmouy with the other SEX aud quite unwilling 10
make themselves wretched by marrying thritlless and
djsspated young men
There are, doubtless, faults on both sides.
What with high rents dear provisions aud cost
" furniture il is indeed difficult for large por-
ton OF tho community to get along. The fleets
are pernicious in many points of view. In the
first place, our young men are unable to settle
themselves. They cannot marry. because they
cannot afford to. In the second, without any
domestic ties. they are driven into all kinds Of
excuses, indulge in wine, segars, and other lux
ures. and absolutely spend more in this way
than would maintain n small family on an eco
nomcal system. In the third, they get in debt
ana Wnen once tnus embarrassed, are niue btticT
than slaves for the rest of their days Extraya-
gance, we repeat, is q fearful evil, and IT ap
pears to increase rather than diminish. We are
fast people, and the simple and economical
habits of our fathers either forgotten or dis
regarded. One great cause of modern eAt'Hvn
gance. is false pride, or desire to occupy pp-i
tons and make displays, above and beyond oar
means. This has been the ruin of many wor-
thy family. The cost of such IA system is not
duly calculated. When too, the habit of extrava-
gance is once formed, it is exceedingly difficult
to overcome it. There is moreover. scarcely an
individual in the country, who does not indulge
in some unnecessary expense--an indulgence
which in too many casas leads in the first place
to pecuniary distress, and IN the secona, to some
still more deplorable result. The rich should
expend their means with lavish hend. 1t is
their duty tu do Put the folly on the part
of those whose incomes are limited of wasting
their substance in fashion and false pride, and
with certainty that they constantly involv-
ing themselves in debit cannot he denounced in
terms too severe.-PhH. Inquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

FATAL ACCIDENT. - Que of the passengers on
Manday's express tram from Wheeling-a DIR.
Lewis. of Cincinnniti--thougbte< SLY put his
head out at the window while the cars were pas
ling through Broad Tree Funnel. and, striking
it against one of the ,mbers used in supporting
the roof OF the funn-l broke hi. skull. aud. af
ter suffering for a few hours. died. We happen
ened 10 sre nim u, lying mattress. he was
conveyed through our town on the cars, aud the
spectacle sickenng indeed. II was
almost enough 10 make person give up railroad
travelling. - Fairmont Tirgiaion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-20

NATEu BIrTfHs - From j g DBRa, ksg, Gay Itcasaru.
B1sIuN June lss0 GsHeiaca II have been Tor some
year, troubled occasionally with attacks Of lndigratlon
have consulted many ply ciaus, tried Aupathy and Homoe
pay aud truly have received speedy and ell
i,c feef from the Of the oSygcnaed Bttos proenr
II AN all remedies and cheertuly
recommend them all who suffer similar aiiciion
Aahrs tiuly JAMES &. DUNN.
Numerous certificates have been received from citizens of
the hsted responsibility Every dyspepc will be amply re
pad a inD 4 this medicine.
Nome genuine unless gucd NUTS IN the wrapper
SETH " FoWT.E y co. lir Washington Street. Bos.
ton. itopdetors sold by their agents everywhere.
For ste by j. II SEAI.
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