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Carriage Makers Promote Boston Market and New Models
An advertising notice from a Haverhill Street carriage maker in Boston proclaims enlarged facilities and plans to manufacture superior coaches, wagons, and cabs for the city. It highlights finish, durability, and a forthcoming one horse coach, inviting stable keepers to inspect, with a promise of upright dealing and a fresh lot of Lancewood Poles.
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Sal
Haverhill Street
Boston
Maine
Ballioid
Catriaces N
England
Aloot
United States
Roots Shops And Brogans Auction Notice
On Wednesday November 1 at 9 o clock at the office 1900 cases boots shoes and brogans offered. On Wednesday December 6 at 9 o clock at the office 1008 cases boots shoes and brogans offered. Gashtieraily consigns boots shoes and leather for public or private sale. Private sale includes a general assortment of boots shoes and brogs at lowest market prices plus 100 sides New York sole leather wax rain and other leather goods.
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Townsend, Mallard & Cowing
Townsend, Mallard & Cowling
Seth
New York
Baltimore
Dubois & Brother
Gashtieraily
K.& BR
Myloring & Phillips
James Tucker, JR. & CO
Orrick
Pears
Philadelphia
T.4 L
Capen
W. T
Sale of forfeited 8 cent National Mining stocks Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a sale of forfeited stock of the National Mining Company for non payment of assessments to be conducted by P M Davis on November 16. Names listed include Jno R Grout, Brodhead Clarke Co, J W Clark Co, A Wilkins Co, M J Henderson, RN Rice, W HL Stevens, Elisha S Avery and others. Also notices of auctions for dry goods woolens furniture books estates and private sales of refrigerators and architectural library items with sale dates October 16–19 at the office or store locations.
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Andrews
Winter Street
Music Hall
Larce
TaXines
EB Hennessy
Hennessy, Phelps & Dimick
Brattle Street
Thompson
Willales
Old State House
N_ A. THOMPSON
Edward Hennessy
National Mining Company
P M. Davis
Pittsburgh
Umes
NaIne
Jno R Grout
Nodand” Oo
Brodhead & Clapp
A. cKershaw
J.W. Clark & Co
A. Wilkins & Co
M. J. Henderson
G. Chapman
S. Wheeler
Rice
HL Stevens
W. Clarke
Lyman W Cor
Elisha S. Avery
James M. Coopep
Sec
Treas
National
Milton
Thomas Blanchard
Durham Cow
Daniel Webster
Marshfield
Mass
Roxbury
Bartlett Street
Asa Patten
Muir & Sons
Nicholson
Stuart
Catalegues
Commerce in Imports From Merchants Exchange in Liverpool
A list of imported goods and consignors aboard steamship Europa from Merchants Exchange, detailing numerous firms including Bush & Wildes, Witherell Bros, Woodman & Co, and many others. The record enumerates boxes, cases, bales, and parcels across diverse commodities with multiple shippers and customers. Also notes Manila and Uracoa cargo transfers, listing sugar, coffee, indigo, almasiga, cinnamon, hemp, and salt quantities, with Clark & Aker and Pennamaquon involved.
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Liverpool
Europa
Mose Bush & Wildes
Witherell Bros
Woodman & Co
Dutton & Richardson
LL Docgett
Santon
Kelley & Levin
Smith, Dove & Co
S Cohen
W Richter
H Walton
S Willard
Tryon & Co
Mellen & Co
Parcel Sitkin & Co
CS Ross
Truss
L Orr
French, Wells & Co
J Hail
G Ellis
Norcross
J Callender, Jr
Atkins, Stedman & Co
A L Denistoun
Lippincott & Collease
Kinsley & Co
Jas Sturgis
C Chattin
Pkes
Wiliams
H Barnard
H Chapman & Co
M Peyser & Co
Cochran & Co
Hill
Sears & Co
Ferris
Mckay & Heathfield
H& S Jones & Co
Beebe, Morgan & Co
Blodgett & Co
Brown & Co
Brown, Dix & Co
John Smith
L. Stone
Mase H Robinson & Co
Anderson, Sargent & Co
Oliver
MA Lewis
Taft_l
Wyman & Arklay
Whipple
Higgins & Co
Copeland & Bro
Harrington
Stéel Fullerton & Ymond
de Moise
Pierce
Horton, Hall & Co
Whitney & Co
Jones, Tirrell & Co
Burr, Bros & Co
Ballard & Stearns
Bray & Hayes
Bell & Sons
Murray & Patten
Kelley, Cobb & Co
Hosmer
Manila
Salmpson & Tappan
Domestic Markets Sales Report from New Orleans Oct 12
Domestic markets in New Orleans show cotton sales totaling 8500 bales. The first new Molasses sold at 26 cents. Good Ohio Flour quoted at 36 62. Corn at 7 1/2 cents. Rice at 64 63 cents. Exchange on London at 94.
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New Orleans
Ohio
London
Liverpool Market Review Sees Mixed Signals Amid Steady Demand
Liverpool reports steadier sugar with buyers ample, while molasses and coffee show varying demand. Rum commands higher prices with limited importer stock, and jute remains unsaleable. Amsterdam and Antwerp note firm sugar and coffee, with rice and tin values cited. Iron market in Birmingham holds prices though inferior goods ease. France allows foreign brandy at low duty. Portugal reports 1852 wine output near 1,082,000 gallons.
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Sicily
Petersburg VC
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Java
Havannah No
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Hkice
Hamburg
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LaGuayra
Russia
Rotterdam
Birmingham
Moniteur
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Portugal
Emily
Poem by Frank Soulé from the California Pioneer praising a beloved woman with rich, sensory imagery. It compares hair, brow, eyes, lips, and cheeks to flowers, birds, fruit, and celestial symbols, ending with a meditation on memory and beauty. The verse moves through natural images to idealize the subject’s grace and happiness.
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Heaven
Moon Lore and Mock Serious Science From San Diego 1854
A letter from John Phoenix mocks moon theory claims and notes a rumored discovery by Ross, while the Moon is said to be in first quarter and illuminated clearly. It jests about ancient cheese theories, the sun, and a future public disclosure in the San Diego Herald.
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Pierce
Sixty-nine children at St. Vincent Orphan Asylum report
Eleventh annual directors report states 79 children housed, 30 placed in families during the year, receipts 3528.99 exhausted by heavy expenses, with about 300 in unliquidated demands. Directors listed as Edwin H. Palmer George F. Emery Hugh O’Brien John Bowman Nath’l Wade. Father Mullady preaches at Holy Cross in aid of the asylum funds.
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St. Vincent Orphan Asylum
Edwin H. Palmer
George F. Emery
Hugh O’brien
John Bowman
Nath’! Wade
Father Mullady
Church of the Holy Cross
Franklin Street
Meionaon
Valentine
Society For Prevention
Moses Grant
Robt. B. Storer
C. F. Barnard
F. KR. Woodward
Artemas Simonds
William Howe
Thomas Tawing
Andrew Cushing
Lewis E. Caswell
Andrew Bigelow
B. Cruft
J. P. Robinson
William Perkins
David Pike
Henry Plympton
Walter Channing
George Callender
Rufus W. Clark
Joseph E. Barry
Alexander Young
New South Church
Mount Rueburn
Noah L. Cummings
O. T. Rogers
Milton
Quincy
North Margin Street
John Shanahan
John Eliot Thayer
Wm. H. Ellison
Milliken’s
Lochs of Scotland and Isle of Inverary travel narrative
A lengthy travel diary describing a Scottish tour from London to Glasgow via Loch Long Loch Goil and Loch Fyne to Inverary. The author recounts Argyle Arms lodging, Duke of Argyle's estate, forest avenues, hunting and fishing, and weathering a storm at Loch Awe with rain, mist, and dramatic mountain scenery. Also notes on rail and various 1854 international items and local reflections on travel.
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Loch Awe
Inverary
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London
Chatsworth
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Loch Gail
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Loch Fyne
Hell’s Glen
Argyle Arms
Scott
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Glen
Democratic Nominations for Massachusetts Officers and Conventions
The Boston Post lists Democratic nominees for governor Henry W. Bishop Lenox and lieutenant governor Caleb Stetson Braintree with candidates for senators from Essex Hampshire and Middlesex. District conventions for Congress and county conventions for senators are set in October at various towns including Barnstable Dedham Concord and Taunton with dates 14 17 18 19 20 24 and 25.
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Town Hall
Barnstable
Union Hall
Norfolk
Dedham
Phoenix Hotel
Bristol
Taunton
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West’s Hall
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Bridgewater
Fourth Congressional District Democratic Convention
Boston Roxbury and Brookline Democrats are urged to send delegates equal to one for every twenty five votes cast for the Democratic governor candidate. The meeting at Franklin School House on October 19 at 7 p m will nominate a candidate for congress and choose a District Committee. Charles Caldwell, Chairman.
Fifth Congressional Democratic Convention Notice
The Democrats of wards one through six in Boston Cambridge Chelsea North Chelsea and Winthrop are urged to send delegates equal to one for every twenty five Democratic votes cast in the last gubernatorial election. They will meet at the Democratic Reading Room Washington street Boston on Friday evening next the 20th inst at 7 o'clock to nominate a candidate for congress and to elect a district committee for two years. Per order of District Committee Daniel Draper Chairman Boston Oct 13 1854.
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Chas. Caldwell
Ward
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North
Winthrop
Democratic Reading Room
Washington Street
Congress
Daniel Draper
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