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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-04
PIONKRR RAKERY

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fssng hin. .ttA tl,aaf patronage. MtaHF
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mississippi and Missouri 9.,ilrcsa
~ 500 - <e1t

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sr0RE AND LkAsE FoA sALY.

sToRR AND LkAsk fOA saLR,
4 N 3eeaad street.. betse@4 ltfs - aH4 i'Hrf# 4
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and couatssf# e1mpAftr HMxevtis4k zs4tf8 t@F
business. cling taexivi Va ~ ~ tassst aIsA4a
sass points Ia davenport Pfic~ = aat 81 "a,
sasy. hnqaIs ot
s.uxDdu HAI.hf. shAk s-NM kII
Tn secret Isnrlaitiss OF
kb01H1 AMI MAsl 1sssb,
Just Pubilsheh. Oastts til t~saty- nff5s hsasssa
A Fs~ ~ysd. sn rataaissi ataa 49, e.gAaat
n Medicine, VI spsraastsTrssa % ls-saf Aesksass.
soIainsl smiss.Das. Ganasi and srr i,s,ilif
Premature Ds-c.y % sas ,ysfen taiYsa#as 40 ia
ped ute T. Mari az ggn.rsily
~ ~ DE LAyEf, NJ u
Tbs Important Tart thzf "a MAJ s54tn.ux f9H
plaints sslseatiax IN i1pfaisa6s al ssit4de
youth, may b. assiIs removed stthoat s4ieiast r j
shis email ri~sty dem 4ssn teti 49, M ea8ifa
" sn1 stxhiy Successful ~ 4tns%Hs IN ftss
~ tns Author, faiiy srpiassd, ~ "a sas z sheA
ess one " oasbi.i - himself psssstis snd
The least ssis. e,st the esy sselisa ~ ihs ~ ssf
tts~d nossrums OF the aA5
rent ~ any address, Kfssts sal pess tfH. WA sts
envelope, BY retsltiing - ALI to- .tag stAsaps
% Dr. h. DE LAsEYs u Aa.s~bsfJ stfsst, ssS fed
City. eplsadG vsss-
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Haisht. Sears 4 Beck oct,
Loo sAvf aiss afsetnr.srs sad st-ssie .sssisrs 30
ltsask of all kinds, sa'i.iies .idi-r, ,ha9i
shrs, Coach irimmiDxss see sssd
inxs, Hi.s. 4 FL. ~
VA /. sas ass on hand nns ~ The iarS'staat t.-l
w selected assartsa.ass nf
Leather and saAdtssy aaara ~s.-s~
90 a. "a ia she vosi. Comprising =
soiN IA afu.sslsesthvT,
ssa8as and hs1aioesg
lar Leather,
Rfeach. American P.lsnl 4 ali stin.
Alps and uppar Leather
af ..xEA sAg asf,
Linin.s. aasns, Morocco, binding r..eal .aa
Plain E.fusg. Dsss aud Easasiied Leather. Last.
PiBdlHst, az.
saalEsls Hardware, Japannsd, Bss.s sada4s,iv.r
Plated sfsa taa best manufacturers s.if~xajnsi
ing. ulH aas Fad Roller, Horse shs. aud spin
roasasa ekiss, aud every astieis In. h4sasss nsa
ker OF saldi.r slsh.
carrAs. ArA droccrs Bsss, Top Props. siamt
Iolnls. aces. Hands, knauseited laths, Ax
"a Hats B~bt Frllovs, Garraiasu shaft
Carriage ., Wagon spsiaSs, ASsis, HORSE Col.
lars, H. blankets, Ply setts, &C.; Bsit Leaf her
Asehlun sfrutshed Rad Rubber hslllnx, Beit Hly.t.
Nc,
Cash Pad for wiAos.
Weiusj he altsntion Of archsssss, gsslnx ssu.
sssd f.t .less- all la regard 10 quality aud prire
tIEIGHT, sEAhS a hEGksTT.
"a street. III door aboya Perry
aug as4a davenport. Iowa
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Glstbise.


Y 1sAes a..sfssnsnt II hlseA sd tsacy tiats-s
.At'@x ~hteA sAE v. EssanA hF4s y, elias GN~~
AsN vas" fkw 80 Araa I4g-ts.t sd Assst. d aaA-
sftes - sa'ta - "a site sae xit.aa- % paxsnpot
rh4"t"s. tlss-- ssel 49, thsas "a ,.as aain
80 = sac g. Ire be- 0aktsE ~wsi ~ y Nsrs
VIZ ~aftsnt al eat sstps~ h. T., sass tLa ~
a. 4 -'sl a. ~ n $40 y 81, uy.a 4sat best.s-
y
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The Old Pisueer Bakery stili ahea,


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lsastoa bodA, fis sss, y asss sss uB AssH
Pilot bread, ass sc, sssxstf.r wsAh xas41 asset
mssisI i.ssf nfasi, tss.s sad Hasa,
Z hsv. alec patchase4 the Patent klxhl Ist aeaat
e,aaty, tor tbs taanafsetare Vt tim 4 fz4ls
PAIEMf LOAF DRkAD,
a4sa~ ~ MAGhlsery, IN. .iysnlAxc- GlA4asa 40
lhis Dsscsssof nasing dsssd, tn~-~, IA. hf.Ad
more aniS.sm 10 quality. aad hssdsoms 2Ppesf
ascs.ls 10 a.n uhitss and more ese8, ltkeep.
soaess ~ihSai bseosaisx slAiy, asd D., ~ ysr1
u mol 0o3~e aonAbls UhsE q ssas old IL eats -
handsome - ths ss~st Preach asit, u gees tssthef
and 10 readily satssdaesd ialo isn4ss .sg 0ssr aeS
81 ueed 0ah ssss hsead before. ! snail c3s'tnae -
faL ts~ssi wagoa - n.r-ioisfs ~ ansnhx sas
aOove sssiclss, ogHs hicA csngsi Aii - kvo
us. satisfseton, hoGs ~ be abe - safpss ali uhs
NAY Aver 9Th thasF gaaaa.se thsnkiai fsf
past H.vgrs, asga - msrt s1nhnazdes ~ tbs
sane All Asasrs f-1an arksk pr1mtfty sGtsna4
"a 20. hA8Arh @absANa
Psoneuf bsksf,, Ffsst Ntfs"A san sqsass above
Bustovs a Pretty mah sssata ains-
pnvepport, May n f-ss -dI
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cANTkLoPEs AID WA11D01Loue.
Cantelopes can he raised with oil
the certainty Of the cucumber and the
pumpkin. They require = little more
care in preparing, and selecting the
gound. A sandy loan u always to
be preferred; but any light, frisbls
coil, with q southern exposure, free
from prevailing moisture, will answer.
The ground should be converted into
. fine tilth-the hills should be dug
out to the depth Of eight or ten inches
eightesn inches in diameter, which
should be filled with one third we'll
rostsd manure, one third good sand,
(should soil not possess any, and
one-third rich Garth, we'll mixed
Tho hills should BE- from eight To
twelve feet apart each way, % room
may allow, and the ssed, say i've to
. bill, sh00ld b planted over the
whole Hill, an inch below the surface
When the sprouts ars two inehss high
give them fair spFinkling Of wood
ssnss while the dew 10 90, or after
watering them, and repeat three o,
tour times during the two following
weeks. This viii drive away ths il
sscts. When they srs ok inehel
high, remove oil but two or thrss
VINES, according to the space betwssl
tho rows, and carefully put round
nol to, ths vines, . little gusno. II
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Repository Of Fashion and Taste

Repository sf Fashion and Taste
~ MADAME LOUIS
sssdy sisssi, bvtwesa sfta sIsh,
DAVENPORT
MADAME LOUIS, woai respectfully ,ni a..
~ Lao ~ Davenport and sesnity thai she % s<sis
pscvflsl vfsA new and tasteful stock Il
sAsmosAsLE sTavw AID SILK sonsET-.
3. vstx dsasrDsisa .lss IA. iot " Ga. Gf.ach ssd
msfehu rT,ssss bsautfai ziis and i'rss 0aass. kib
NJ, C,sass., knos ,isTys etc ssioai *tsssas, sni
4xnsty III asw LsIass argisfss SHg Nf kla9iy
aslt ~ s4stiYa ~ - sgas# aa g. ssinusnss
tas p.freaag, IA a.ki4@ UaIas<afsssis. Hal =
So. anf aas Gxast~sfls stsfts Artd
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LONDON NEWS

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ING Goots.
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out All cusgsasr. depend bstaK asiea
a. tsaa Al "a. al sIant - a. IL ~ 81 street I.
.ids AfsbY ast41
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!. Iar.s Daily tkroaxn trA4ns B1L~eaa eAtia q
sud Pill-sarxh.-1Hh MORNING Nil TKafS
leave. PEilaaeiphiA Tor fi.ishafxat Il t. H st3
tItlsbarxA Iwr PElladeph AZ "A. NJ. Go f@sz In =
leaves Palaa.lpA n. IT. @nd Pssas ~ l8f 8sg9
adsipEla a y. ~. Tlik NIGH AA9sstNs - +.
lsasss rnlladaipsIa Tor PIttsesfxh S. q f 80
tssllsbafxn f.f fbiiadstpLtA A. - y.
Ias absso lines csnnSet A. fils4bafx6 wAN a.
railroads 10 and issla 49, L4als M. 48tsh. Z 8 ~
and chicago, iii. Fsaasiort, Lexington AnJ i.ssas.
vile, AZ. tsrfe tAata, Darten SpfiaE sai tells
N5ntils, nandasky, Iaelo, Cleveland. slalsaiz.5=
xAlssstls, Massilioa sRd Maestsf, a.. 8isa wf
ti.a 50 ans packet goag@ frDan 8aA If ##s 0rs-sss
81 i.oai.. Louisville and 81 lac anai4.
Iaroaxa sieksts be- hal 10 - lrsM asghsg - a.
above places.
l0r safth.r particulars .~s nAad5iila tt3 s-ur
= 1 sgArGlux points. Passenger ffun fs s8 NJ
aud AIS The sAorss 81 nssst uxlaslsalaa ass.
PhliAdsiph1a Baltimore, Wv fofs ~ Boston
IhOs. AoJkh, Asssi, Passenger Has.., Paste
ArskiMEA, Asags ps.ssn at8su. EA48s
PhiIA. NJ 10 - III
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MiIhio An I'm Al kAti.hbND
4 No aslis lftias takse &sitft ItA#aspf rntsiAs-
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ksntta4 n. n. lraaa DattaA ms4 tAeaas. tht
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Apstr-si
TRAINS LkaNe IOIiEf
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f"skytM 10 set'.s a - asz.l astiFe a Fsft
sdailhlA VIA HtlaIs& 80 = N. 49, trtaars&s a.
Detroit viih .ttaatai. - tssa - a. aaa tNens,
sith mosutaS rAlns ~ ~ ltass Fu .rat.saN Frer
ssivAnia.
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tsit iih asfth IA - ua it - ~
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aKpfws- tx@tn ~ 49, ANsk AaA d Assa+@ s&At Fen
a=ets stth ts1 sntny tfat8 ~ th# N4tt
say Arrs4aK a NtszAfs 2 sEts a. a T. 8
thfOaxb tscAsts can o. tafzss.sa ; fss tss kut
gnac- vi the cpmgsag ~ Jsisg aiis~taE ssssss.
80 iAs over asi awsasaa tasss a-Ats ~ ab#~*4r
Ian Isl 1857 ~ as %a.t
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lrs EAsANA Ires
S1sgM0s >f0rs.
Pare fmpori1a Wines Il LsYaesl. Csests, a.
ras sHazs sNa= sHEska.
E II 5iss tsaasss8 a. a.. & s-t
ta4e vssea AZ ~ tssK4 sssgEe t
tt-.ses &c. u sssss sst#et tssasatst
hussY ssHHts - lsfss sssi sEsstfzzl
a. silifaai b - $3.50. ti8 + eaaA4
aGaaAafA# ma fANk
fasssss esuA ss5st t.ftt - siase y ~ .tall&s
slHfss9s sslt alatf 9szasssi =
tss5ts - e#sstf "a $ lsstss zIsl.isss alHAssss
B94sNHA& HA6NE
~ = b@eNa.. tftAa $3.50.
III saHN# 8sa08 Nsm3f B@s8tN =
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sssHsYLsAnIA RAILROAD
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al. xsss1 Isnsfsl Koass, esasaa lila. sb. ssa...
s,iis. vith me ssstsrn, sassa-v-tsfas tn- es-th
sc.4sra asatss, - sua tiawsas Hail a. fss& .aa
road alas esanrrk. nj Pfttm8sAa*N 8# gasss
steamers ali peri. She Ns-trta aas "a
CtSsei.sa asd raaduskS aitn >te4ia1 T. .sstts
.ns NE Narta sa..sru laEs.. usnktnx -. snass a
rest, sAssyssf ass re.t.sif - aastn leigh
h. saf aTivsa ~ Maa tTsan tIr tskMN4 ~ ass
kAtss between Philaasaphis and ftttsbsrs
etvss tbass. Hsst-, aAssHl q
and Caps, b.sks. DrJ s.se.i- jas
boxes. bales aaa Irass.,I DsaN. go
t,a b.ss. A sai.s.5 Fur., resahaF.
sscSaa Gssss. lom.slle shs.t
tax. shirs4ag a. Iestas ttn afssi
nsi bates,i Dfaxs stH ca.As.l iafAs - Ffs=ss
wAru, i.Athrt ttA fsits bosses.
Nvat asd Aa-sY r.ts hA.t.af4
GAtga stass..-Aass-s rt-et,
Chain. Ksn CASTS Heap, h-tan
f,fk, sAltsd tiasesaF q .ssss J.. . 80 o
bAse1. manufactured. twse~pG
xAf~ - eal, sde
tsursts class. st oa.s. It.a, ia
eyn, Hest = PoTs ia cs~ks az bsss
- -a.t.Afd,l Lard ~ t-at4 utt 90 So
L-Ad, sAiis, saAa Ash. ssrraana
Ctat, Ia, fstsh, ka-tns a..
FLDN ~ per barrel nHtll aFGbssf asst. =.
.kAtN-so Ga. POI ias b anti nssth-f a,,,.s.
tot luN go psf bai.s ASA wasss.ssav sia 3Hs
sais 81 aul, talhas nalis..
is-y II shppins .ac.isireaa aay yss sas.ea -
aasp4iA, bs larsieaisr 10 asars gAekAxs t~ts f.9a
splssH.. kstirssd" IA xoais esHszssesi =. aass :
ysns. thts Road ~ ala4ae yhiA ~ i tsshsr. -
- l0F~ar4ui ~isasat N l.ahaa
FAEIaaH Asssr# 4rfas4 Aufm4s & A 4saH
ghis, IeaA., X. y. sAss a -. -. iss8fs ), Astab
~ ~ sen, ssaB.stilo, iadi Dan. stsil i.sii $ n4r
d1.s. and carter a Jssatt, Laaisyiite r. t.f -.
.lfam, ,sasiaa,n, I'D. sgrem-a 4 Tires 49, ts~.t
o.; La-ab n CO., ~ his5y - tpst,n. a-sseh = -
Asior ftsass, \. Y9fk, William Il assi : fsasssf
flxeu, se~ a"rs, b. , sneudes, s'ail4JHiphaa. @a
gfas o nposs, baitnofss nsa, 81 Rfshesss -. fsiaa
surx.
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susaO0n s,skIng sayfsing dsas II the rslnfing
0iaslax, o. lag pspsf hansiax line. ssn hass
49, = eksrs nosns sa4 s~al wgrk aaalika sas
Ausokis naansr and reasonable tsras, BY cAiiins
% - undsssxns1 = m ID ssasd 0Isase and yswa
- 1lsss~t one fe E4st ~ 0rsdy rhsbktni fof pasi
6soss sad solicit enuiiaas0os II sans. also ksep
- hand r~siy xisSsd SaHA ~ I'll sf1ss, and MIA "a
pasais q ~ coias, ssss. cssts, D.. 4 y. JEwELL
anr<A4f
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Drummer 81 t,AsSLl.,
ron yALE

Kay ssesaat Lss. i.s.d a. Ss2.ta 1uaniy GA.
% tsr isirRlls tnaly"sst tsrms this esaaty
aHsf es4skisstaga. sith xssi hsss tslaia4
saas, cellar. ist~rn. sxii ash~F AAaEfos~nsAt~
4a4 4Ess Il anF tssa@t aaiy asa Aasts Hnss D~s~s
sassa
i. - bsstssns i.et al sod fslf9 SO IN.
-
La narawf Assssfs Asaano en@ Tiara .t. este
Al ssry sox 9assa ALLk@ 4 aLAmh
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0arbs.

10lLLs, SALo0NS, sc.
~ Oh HOUSE,
tSts~r Of - tas,H .ai Frpni strssts, ons 81 aars
bsls~ tsv So Va f4ss@s sai FsFss @Aadag
HuaP2RkT co., Perpetrators.
No - respectfully zaasaaes 10 tssis hss,-rs
" fsessi, And las paDiie geaersiiy tina. tle, hasr
Large asw Asesl-
ana aaasd more saan aasshs,i ~ iis iSsner srs
AMI aavtns ts-a.ssl AL NnalsAsl tae ansits
houss, are ptagar-l reader the Sta. - 2I.sls
pleasant iAsy Sal a. ~ snsfts . caatlaaans~ ~
The psstonsxs 80 nD-fsa,y Dsssovsa nPoa EN-
here solofe. This hoa~s ens OF tss ~ 90 isssht
lcc4laasta Davenport, commanding stss ~ she
rissr, &. DOS Island s4ss aud u oii Fort Arm
strDa.' l.gA- "
NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and sseep sxssts,
uH@ -gaare beIow tho Fersl Landing.
JAkANFuKi. IOWA.
D. htAFhk, rrsyris tvr.
iafs Ht8Iss 90 sl.s usJsl pleasant fseAitbn
CON flag aae view II thc MISSISSIPPI Hts.f All
Rock lsaa ~ I4ng1 d.t
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aAsHys REApss Ayn sawr

kHsHE 4sam# aatm IS
: iaa@5ssl a4esia zuas sH4#la 49, f5sztssst
q e assf1 a. Hssasstaasss sa4 ~tsss thr be
H#s #AF~ #staH asts#Ass4 ss5 H#4aas
-s@htas r. fas ahsa shssssA .aei sastY "a
ai eFsas+y Eaft Z kfut Nt4AAs& 8#Akk
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ftar istA a4 tsauEs ksa 81 v.s 60 k~~a a.,a
st s4sK@s@svs As-t. #Bar na-faHsms. .m ltsp~
08#H . rss,t4 fE8#lU.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

The Republican General City Committee o. N'"NA
bed meeting On Wednesday evening, ana si'e' 'oN
siderable federation in relation 10 the ensuing
election determined to hold primary afu Hee,q5'
Wednesday evering, Sept %, when .nree members
Of the Republican Genera Committee 10Y '-e e-'ua
year, and three delegates TO City Conven',on ae u
he chosen and Arrangements mace tor $40 noni'na-
tiers. TIE Committee appointed to eau the county
Convection, in the absence Of any se'aea RUE were
requested to call the Convention upon the os'is OIL one
delegate to every five hundred irhaei.snt' IN eacn
township sud ward urter the GENIUS OF 90 WIN '"o
a6dTicrsl deegses to represent the teF0i! o. e'cn
township.
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE RIOT IN BALTI.
MORE.

From The Baltimore Sun Sept. II.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, the lower eod
Of Bond street made the scene of another most
exciting not. About that hour a back.load Of deg
ptrsdCes, crying out for the "Rough Skins, passeG
down the street and when opposite the house OF Henry
Smith alias English Harry they stopped, ana ffom the
back poured q voley into the house from mu.ken
which they had concealed In II. Not less THAI forty
marks Of shot could be counted in the wal and win.
dows. The wn6ows above and below Were sheltered.
abe shots returned from the house, but With what
eject on the psrty in the hack we know not.
Three persors are sad to have been wounded.
One an old lady, aged severity years, named Mrs.
Dissop, who lived next door received shot IN tho
az m, slightly w,undng her. Two boys were wounded.
ole in Il aim and another in the leg, neither danger
ously They were taken away without bong known.
The whole street vas IN perfect state of excite
uen'-fhe citizens being, ss natural, terribly fright
cred The rarty in the hack, after performing 'helr
ittt ntions drove off, Sergeant Smith, with Oiheeu
Herbert, Bal sd Griffin, succeeded in sresting
Geoige Cousop, G.. II. Sire ard Ed.ard Shay, OF tbs
hack yalty, and Jas. Henry and WA: johnson OF
ilose il the hC use. They were taken before Jlshco
Meal ister nbo promptly committed them 10 JaH ior
HE ncicn of The Court The officers obtained four
uuskets from the hsck patty, end two gun and p',.
lo Il, IL the house. This is tie thld time this ho1sS
has been attacked within a week.
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DELAYS AT STEAMBOAT LANDINGS.

+. ne Editr Of TA.N y. TriSsns
SIR: believe that the press has forced upon many
corporations ard private companies add private nd'-
vidusls refcmatiors for the peoples good Therefore
desire TO call your attention TO very serious abuse
thousands of people in this city daily, which ths
caily press would attack, would cease. allude -
the unnecessary ard gul detention Of hundreds OF
people on board the North River and Sound steamers
after their arrival at their docks of time varying from
Thirty minutes 10 one hour. Why should one thousand
people who are ready TO leave the boat at oi or 9
o'clock be kept aboard until boat 500 feet long caa
be warped INTO ore OF our narrow slps Inc uegrce
of txety N at every person the boat feels TO geS
ashore makes the hour they detained there very
unbsprpy Cne Most of the passengers are residents
of this city Brooklyn, and could, landed a. the
bulkht ad Immediately on the arrival OF the boats ev
10 their houses 10 breakfast and then TO business az
the usual hour; but now the hours detention makes
il too late for breakfast at home-a true deugnt 70
most men, and prolongs their absence from Their houses
twelve hcurs-that is il breakfast at y o'clock or 81
at a eatn' house" Countless thousands have ape
troached this city by the North or the East River u
the early hours Of the morning. and oyiuly calculated
that the fleet boat would arrive at the dock ~ % oe
: o'clock sud then half an hour would take them.
perhaps expected or upeIpectetly-to the midst Of
their theiisbt families ust in time to find "breakfast
on the table" ard sll made happy by husband SnS
fathers cary morning return. VISION OF pain, Oh
clean liren clean white cCat ard pants, and teer re-
sort 10 business with light heart refreshed by the hour
at home These fond visions are the legitimate ebtdfes
Of the human heat-but to be smohered NJ the dock.
Tie boat arrives in due time but to suit the convex.
of nv lord captain the fond father must DO held
fact prisoner until the floating palace warped and
hert and sbot ahead and back &C., &c Tor fn'iy one
hour TIE bright vision yanishes-the breakfast %
hone is neceSsslialy fortgCne, b 1t is " al over
The bath and clean hrcu are not 10 be had thae
day. except at coet Of the whole fore
lon ard extraordinary trouble for breakfast at homo.
The GiasppoiLted man toes to some oin,ss io' ~
ard gets bre skfaet in bad humor; he goes thee "
BIS ace Of busiress, disturbed for the day he has
not SC en- bis dear ones, although he has been hours
the city. He has to endure long, UNHAPPY day DO
cause the steamboat captains choose to deain tno1.
s.ncs of people while they perform duty not At an
for the CON fort convenience OF their pas
sepger. TIE press should unite in writing this grsss
sbuse ont of existence. The boat snouiu come " VIC
bulkbead discharge the people and then 1t II has 70
warp into a more convenient place to discourage
freight and take on freight let that duty be performed
without cost Of time aud patience OF hundreds q
people. A.
Nflr. Io,k Ausust 30 1851
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EASTERN PEhNSYLT ANA.
Co,rss,ond.ace OF The N. Y. rrib,as.


BETHLEHEM. Pa. sept. O. 80.
would rereat the QUESTION OF your Berks County
correspondent "CsDnot something be done Tor
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA I" accompanied with few
suggestions of what ought 10 be done. German
pamphlets may do some good, but what we need
most in this section il German local press. Ihere
is no Republican organization in this (Northsmpton)
county at the present time. The Slave Democracy
have everything their Own way. This proceeos
party from the fact that there is not single Repub-
Ecan paper printed in the county, The Easton,Gn
having lately gone down, and The TGHey Times has
ceased TO advocate our princpes-thus we are WITH
out pres. ard without any organization wlatever
in a county which polls 5, coo votes; and again
repeat. Cannot something be done for Eastern
Pennsylvania The Republicans in this region are
mostly younO men (mecharics), and if this portion
of the State is TO be regenerated, hep must come
from abroad In the present state OF affairs, tne
vote Of Mr. Wimot viii barely reach 200. ms
sec,i,n of the State can be regenerated, but only
through the influence of local press and the most
uerseSeripr efforts We have tried political meet
pgs and public speaking, and distributed thousands
of documents with no apparent result whatever
Bethlehem is situated in the richest and most
beautiful portion of the great Valley Of the Lehleh.
Being an cid Moravian village, it contains many OBJ
iects or curiOstes Of the olden time, among which
are the old church and the Sisters house We
have two excellent seminaries beside several small
er schools, oil in hourishing condition. The Mo
rayiap Female Seminary has at present over two
hundred boarding scholars.
Since the completion Of the Lehieh Valley and
North PENNSYLVANIA Railroads, Bethlehem has be-
come q great Summer resort for PhiladephIans anu
New. Workers. over two thousand people having
visited our beautiful village during the past sum
Nor MoR,rIAN.