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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-01
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rtVrp Avn pfrtpi c COMPLAINTS

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Washington, March 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29
Mining Enssrpr,ss In Costa Risa.

We translate the fcioWing article from The Boz,
I'm Oheiai OF SAn jose, tCosia Rcs.) Of tth Juys--
While the cultivation Of the valuable pfoducNoas
which constitute the chief wealth Of the cssnlSy u
h ing IL cfeassd Ard per cfed " very satisfsctosy
for ns to zee that, without ABANDONING agyicultara
toll oar fellow CT are delivering themselves
up 10 nav enterprises, seeking and ex,sA.uag the
itch minerals viii n about 4 70 much In Costa Rioa.
Within = short time there have been discover
ed multitude of coal, copper and 70 minss, ssd
lAttefly ore which has bten declared by sxpers "
which, although worked on the very snsllsst
scale, Ard with thousand inooEyeniences, bris ~
very rich prch. 10 the workers.
1ae cosl Mines wnich sxist on the coast of he
pleasant Gglf, tCofo Dalcc,) and on the SAst u
Sicoya, viii 10 time form n positive sad insrssas
lible wealth. facilitating steam communicates IN
our ports, aud opening nav branch ot i,d1say
which foreigners may MJoy more t,an Ourselves
But the mines which nave teseryedly sttfscsst p1S
copper mines which have bcsn discover "a q, haa
diso diefeat poia,s, and some u which are already
Ia operation.
ON comparing ite ors u these mlass With The
t,s. ones when have bsc1 brought - cadsa
ties IRON the Non minss of Coqnimbo, Ia CciH Aal
q Cosjs, in Bolivia, has hesn found ths, the osS
per ~ Ire fcrmef 4 "A ~ good or u bst,ss
gusify. apd that thy promise much larger rsss's
70 every qulrtsl IL ore.
More ttan four thousand qsln,ais, ftro hsa5rsf
ioIs) tfith ercells nj minrfAi, eIuActed IN . fsw
MOI ID 10 Be sssaJei. Undoubtedly Ia osnsn vii
obtain isrge proAt, and In vlss thereof the pss
ssnt pom sposw Of other mines have r~s-rei 20 w~s
them ca their own ncouut. or 70 49, hsn -
YsfiSns foreigners who have goDs 70 rti the0, aa6
a ade advantageous orrfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

PcrTsvILLE. July 20, 1856.
Roding Raii,ood-Hs Diridtnd, Busiress, Fa,t.rc
Vofus 10 N,c York and the Eastern States PHI.
iodeiphia, rs Business, It's On,cord Progress, It's
Custom and rs Importance Pcnnsyivania, Her
Raiiroods, Her Ceoi, Her Weaith, Manmfacfries
--Ccmmtrcc Of Ncw Yo,k-Rciprocty 7reaty-
Population IN V't,tfrn To,cns--7 iunk Lines 10
The Vtsf- T5ode, &C., SC.
SGcs my last, the agony on the Reading has
reached the crisis and passed of witaou. strAining
or breaking the back Ct single individual. Tee
managers have proclaimed dividend Of four per
cent from the earnings Of the frs: six months, aad
have made such exhibit OF the busreis az TO indu
The belief that three times the amount win be earned
and DIVIDED In January next. During the seven
months ending en- the LIST Of July, they show q no,
result OF 81 1925 81 against t7i3 983 Sc during
the same period in lS54-beipg an increase OF s475.
1854 %, and exactly $50 esl "a than yonr esti
mate for the business OF the year In March
last Bat as The five months yet 70 come gave
lsst year 81 ,6i0,Gj2 20 more than the proceed.
ng seven months Of the year, We cannot with
the pitsent business before US, recognise less for
the balance OF the present yssr. To crafty
However, the parties whose c mscience il tender
en- the subject, We may admit that the increase will
be the a reported, aud contsn. ourselves With
. net income for this year Of s2,ssl, LAG IL This
tunt sfer ceduc' ing the interest on the beaded
debt, ard all other liabilities ~ill leave balance
equal to "a per cent on the capital Of the comps
ny. But II, as reported, tue holders Of the convert
ib,e bords have msde their election, and taken the
stock instead OF the six per cent then our account
for the year viii give Ms . net income Of 80 0s3 s0s
27 whilst. after deductipg the interest on the hi
lance Of bonded bebt aud all otasr liabilities, our
dividend fund win be 1881 $50 .27-equai to 2ii
per cent on 80 ga ,642 90, the preseas extended
capital stock tf the CO npAny.
The excess, however, and the business, sestle the
que stou fer the uture. Il also enables the public
70 estimate how much the short sighted opponents
have gained by thsir continued opposition, aad ho
much OF the ipgre dent called tru b embelshed
I their several arguments against the works.
The "AoAtfng debt," made seceasary BY the pur
chAxe Of wharves, depos, and railroad, by wnics
I the tight OF way into the city was securc1-and
which, at the time, wAs provided for BY slnkin
fund IL romiuaIly . bagatslls, and the p-onn r.
sultipg 10 The company from the purchss. IA est
mated ut 81 coo D06. equal 10 lsf per csnt on TAT
| cost II the road. The "sxtravagAnt sni spseul .
/ tive management 10 likewise tapossd q by sh'
es~nisss. and ell the infsrsncss " Trad az. Ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29


Tie following il The bl. pss-d ~ Tie issglas,sss
Al shsvree Mason, trtbdpg the 49, 81 hissssn
over The Tesrit1fy;-
A. Ar1 70 g.rss,sa ras sfsvlrD % rHs TUsrsr -
ksssas, Perm ma hof'a = k1rrhsr.rs-. yss
ass n.n .s,ris1 y ~ Cor.rs~ ana rAsss.Au,.
,s-@sl, q y. I..t,"r - n.s:as. IAs, . -. -
,ts,a,., " ths Fss ~ xis.oan, vhieh we're revised
.ss .s.sisa a. ~. G.ssrsi Assembly II The, STATE ssl
raj s.safs a. lss. V The ss sss ssl.A are ssi r..
yusrsni y tbs eonstnss CD a 10 rss~1 sss,ss,
= %. ygrs.ons ., az q, .. cossr.ss .s,n.1 ss 81
yfct-e MAJ %, A - is,a, shs1 have fan force sss
ss.i p, sss sriss1 over ths sAl Territory Of Ksssas
.f,u y. pssss., yro-ss.i ,hs, asshlnx hsfss -
,aissS shall ~ sossxssd 70 eoaslet VIII nsss vss
say ssissgsssi sei u isls iSrtsis,i's Assembly.
The srpIIsd free s4Aie members bare hAA .
10 fsvr u making gsSsas FREE STATE. 70 b. ~ I
In IA~recce Co the sooord Tuesday - AnguA. ~
take INTO c1nSiasrs,ion ihe 1iostio1 a Tie Tswn
tsy Ia References 70 ia govefnmen'-
K.aAs, July 7s-sPN
. %ss,, ,. az .ss; *. 'S. e: "a, "a
tsen pssssn,s1 70 him. ne ssstes In hh nssss. |,
ttsa there nosblng ohyecti0nabse IN ths hus ,ASfs
,elres, bat ihsi BE- dos not and yin sos co,Gl~
ne LGialasar - ksiag 10 lsssl ssaxsa. ne hssss
- moved iroa Psvnss riSboai authority, anl 10
o1nv.vvnttcn ~ IL provssions a he Ksasss Ne
bfssks hli. PsrsbssmOss. 10 informs The AsseD
bay, " very psremptesy TONE, ,sa. psn4rs :
y. rzc,si Ne nzsestvs and The teE.s,sis sa.s
tt hhR Vetoed blrs 1n3ef oonssdsrston, sse rs~ssf
Nh u ovss again through BOA srssccss, BY large
nscyssses. Great sIciieuesi yr~vsls - cas
guencs IL shLs set VI " Gorssror TIE LsrsA'sfs
4 crsrnne e W ins.ss rpsa y, oosrve. ssd hs 10
\ verfor y ~rssry -abloss 10 10 rsfssa - rcof
, rsys The laws shsy rzhy pss what .ss fsFsi y
hs Il ~ yrysss; ryoss sSr.ss'sfs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29
NE WPORC.

OCEAN HOUSE,
NEWPORT. r. l., July 26, 1856.
No attractions Archbishop Hughss-Souths,n
Hetresscs- Madame La Grange -Rum-1Tne
"hop'--YoeM Racing Important Pyedctisns,
Sc.
Newport Is dull! Last year, at this time, /. was
rather a lively place. Ram dome seem to make
bit OF nereLce" for last year 1t was hard to OBJ
tain. but now it flows almost constantly TO your
mouth. ibis house Is not near ha full Of s,journ
err. 1t ia general complaint with tie other pubic
houses on the Island. The fact Is. people who had
little money laid by for the Watering places during
the pat two years. have not got it at the present
sine; sad they who have got the rocks, economist
seventyfve per cent. Extrsvagance has raised the
very devil with mcneyed people during the Inst ar
teen moLths. A great change has come over the
dippess Of the pocket ard landlords feel it kesnir.
Money, what king Fashion, wat an icol'
There are but few notable arrivals here. Ar III
bishop Hughes Is 1t this house; Mrs W, a
rich LADY from Louisiana, seems TO command the
drawing reons jus. her own way; Miss Il. .
Virginia heiiess, sweeps her silks and sa'ns
through tie hsss With sss,ing. ru;sling sound;
saw La ngfsllow, the poet. who takes 30 beanti-
fully rom The German; Bancroft 10 hsre-so IL
Everett. Tonight grand hop comes CT at this
win "blo~r Tor the crowd. From present appear
sncss, but little beauty will adorn the OCCASION.
more pg.y looking 80. Of ladies you
never saw At watering place. This 10
rather hard language, but ~ you always demand
th 9 truth from your HERALD correspondents, an
Just the individual 70 do n. Madam Ia Grange and
suite occupy good pan Of the pu bic stteution
81 does the Bouquet Man." whose arrival has asst
been announced by any quantity Of psrfnmery. and
display Of aowsis. Were don't hego! He DO -
70 me af Saratoga, At Niagara, Cape May, Ling
Branch, and Newport AL in one bfesta-st least
al inside Of three weeks. What don't turn up
for him Nicawber never heard Of.
On the 10th Of August grand regatta come. on
at Newport. Most Of the New York Yacht G uh
win be present. Il WIN Be . grand race, weather
proving hvcrabe. At present there are ,but twc
yachts In pclt, the Uno ssd Btariight. Cant. N. X
Palmer OK 6topinston, With his 70 hit Juliette, ef
here 4 sScrt tine since. She WIN Be here for TIA
race en- toe tenth 30 will Captain Dick L,per
owner OF the yacht America, and sse II 'per
feet powder hcrn model !" also Captain Williams
with his dsshing yach.--hsr name the Back Ont,
behave also Captain Ketcbum, OF the pretty Mys
tic, together with other actable vessels. EsWpHt
era say here that TIE tho beat the Maria Last sea
sp. Others swesr be diint 20 50 uatil J. "
Xateibnrss Julia licked the sad Maria swtullY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

HAVANA, July 20, 1866.
Sentences II The Military Communion The Ns,n
LaU ~ Irara md Passporf-Hsaah NJ tls
Cny--G United Siait ships Nor Cilaess La.
LmrI.
Ihtar Il aiked srce the nd;ion OF the verdi 4
oi the Corrective JubtA that has presided over the
judicial Intelligence Of the military commission,
that the ntuntaiH In labor had brought firth
mcute. This dem unjust, 70, We have eighteen
lives saved, and host OF o;hers for death chains
that were not on record all Of whom were - much
Involved In tho revolutionary purpose Pinto
or Estrsmpts. Against msny there was testimony
. eli ce mere respectable Than tia, u the convict
Rodriguez, upon which Pinto Vas doomed 10 dsa,h.
II Ia Of importance, ~ showing the g,oss fraad o
justice which Lad been perpe'raitd In . civilized
community, claiming 70 be first Of she age for purity
in all iss administrative branches Of government aud
Of sentme Mt Ia Its social relations and obligations
wba. was duty, under solemn oath 70 juai . ard
The country, with ubiquitous tsst.m7ny 90 thu tidal
a Pinto, did not cease 10 10 10 with the Apss Of .
hy weeks.
~ sbs Casdk Of the Government o. the I'D sp-
pears an ecic, dated the 10Th instant issusd by
the Captain Genera Of Cabs, 70 extend fscIi'isa 70
strap gers Airivisg Of the Havana, shic6 vii sy,
IN, from much inconvef Ter &C. giyifg tbs rsh'
10 travel 70 any part Of the iotsrjsr for thirty dsys
from the dsss d the landing permit, by which uey
are sl,ovsd 70 disembak from the vessel bringing
shsn 70 this pcrt--tAat paper sns~erinH ~ travel
irg iictrse, witkoai making Il nsosssary far AM
fnltsss refersses 70 The pcIIcs or othes 10 al "a
thesity.
The travelling edict a,pl<s on'y 70 hoss sraa
Gep who co0e here vfth vgalsY passp yrS en- ioy-es
blythe spnss corsch .. ths prh fyoz isns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

How il this Add pray tell u WY the Nsri. il
can he According to the tslk" tais way, via
an eight. knot breeze, tie Auerica car whip the
CROWD, providing Captain Lopez hsa the helm.
Derend upon one thsry-it wfIb &C sxolticg .iue
on ire l0sh and, IL alive viii secd ynu pssfsct
accoun. Of the regatta. UEsl .aen-auu,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
rhe New Year!

Ponder happy new year! Amid mutt
r.o,s duties and the din Of business, the
w. 80 If \ new year has sounded ere we re-
,.,,.d INIT the old one had passed away.
u,L;s We Illuminate upon the past and think
..La varied scenes in which we have act
:, .ur uurt, let us with light hearts and re-
.eved courage step over the threshold OF
$50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01


AsEeDorE or Mr.. GHoATE.-At the trial
. inc caluagc case Of the bark Missouri, at
noston, last week, the case in which part
=, ,he cargo was enbezzled by the masters
VI Tue Two vessels on the Coast OF Sumatra,
WV OF The masters was examined as n wit
ness, end disclosed the plan OF embezzle-
"h'' and stated the inducements tina, were
~ ~ q 10 hln BY the piier IN 81 r. Fl sid
.'" ne "DJactctl at first. und tod his eoiIra le
wy would be found out ard Convicted, but
"a' Nv reorne b, III assurances CIV h IN.
M Choate cross exam ned him rc;i "
a'' particularly as 10 what Inc niutenI .n,s
A. assurances wer'. The witness hal
% 4' appearance Of hpldin. back i luIy,
.'' a. last he said: "W,l sir, he told me
Guy u we were bund out, he could get M
=: s"'afe to defend ua. and he oull get u off'
! we were caught with the money IN our
.''' u was MT tiya inmates nor ten
minutes III it required to bring the aud
."'' oick to sober coun,enance. The
t'""sel on the s,her side paid tribute. in
~ '''''ng argument, to the grnins Of NJ.
.a"a''' the fame nf which, x;rnlia 10 the
a.. Itu'p'aes, was relied upon as stronger ,h,n
''e IL" snd the evidences. Evening Post.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
New YoRE, Dec. 20.

rtzoibbons, who was recently convicted
: rabiing the mails at the Post Office, has
Sssn sentenced to ten years in the State
The Atlantic has notyet made her appear
nee Thewesther IL 50 hlzy that NE can
not see the floating light.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
Trusses and Shoulder Braces.

'I>Hs only prize medal for Trusses was awarded TO
! MARSH Co:,9a Maiden Lane. New York. by the
industrial exhibition of all nations al the Crystal Pal
ace, for their new Truss thus giving it through III
surgical COMMITTEES, Professors Parker. Caruochan
prnatur for which the inventor has labored for The
asi twenty five years
II mas received the universal appio rotation of the
nedicai and surgical profession of New York and il.
considered by them constructed the most cor
feet Pflliheipie Tor he radical cure ofruptnre.
MARSH cos. SHOULDER BRACE
An improved article for expanding the chest and
serving symmetry of form and constructed as to
ortig the bearing the shoulder so as to prevent
cutting under the arm
MARSH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
men are worn with much comfort. having no steel
springs !etarc perfectly elastic with shape and pressure
graduated to suit the case where required
sod IN Davenport only by FRANCIS JACOBY Jr
streets. - ~
Oct. 10, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01

rJSHE undersigned most respectfully returns his
| thank In the citizens of JarsaP0rt ard me pub
lie generally for their yer. liberal patronage during
the past season--and finding the deDiand of ms Gus
toners greater than he could supply, he has been M
duccd large cost to enlarge his Mill. and pat IN
an entire new Engine and Maehineryso as 70 he en-
abled 10 furnish much larger quantity herealer;--
In addition to which am about to erect PaninH
Mill in connection with the Saw MIL; aud have sue
eeeded la connecting With myself Mr.. w. h. SMALb,
who viii have entire management OF The Flaming MIL
ard devote his whole atentio TO it, from his long ex-
periencc in this branch of the busness--hc cannot
iaii Ia give satsfactionad being fully prepared on
Tia. opening OF navigation II III all orders ~ my iihe
will he pleased to receive share ofpnbe favor.
j. NJ. CANNON.
Dec a. IS5J-dw.tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
CANNON 4 SMALL

IT ANEthis day formed partnership for the pur-
j / pose Of carrying on the general Luinte and
Planning business, and respectfully inform the public
that they have received their Machines. and on the
opening ofnavistion will be prepared 10 III orders
the shortest notice and solicit share Of patron
NJ 1ANNON,
Dee O Is54-d W.T. w. Il. SA ALI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
FOR SALE

4 STORE HOUSE and lot on public square. n
n dwelling house containing rooms. and one. two
or three lots on Harrison street. three blocks from
the Railroad ana several lots nimproyed, all IN lie
Wit Also twent, acres timber land one mile from
town Appl, 10 ]. NJ. LYrER.
20 Witt, Cliaton go. Dee Is, '54-d3nl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
Fourth Sire

r OTIS O. ard 9, in block 20. Of ParnaIn,
IL ~ about 200 feet south of Railroad Depot.
Lot B. in block ID 32xlJ0 feet deep North side
Of 4,h. between Perry and X. Island street. very
desirable Lot for residence.
10, No z, in block s., on Perry street. 9Th st
with new double Frame Dwelling Of 6 Rooms Cellars.
Cisiern, We'll. etc. Would make good Boarding
House. For sale by GEO. L. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
Holiday Gift Books.

THE largest stock in This vicinity, Of Fine Bound
j f.ll Cat Books,
EPisCoP l. X CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
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W. Ii. HOLMES s co.
No. lie Claire Block.
Davenport, Dee. Isth, 81
=, S. We are receiving Indiana Free Bis.
general! nj 10 per ct. discount.
Elkhart. Counersyilic. Norhern BIZ lagausport
AMI some Few 9TH. r, az 95 percent.
Suspended Baiksof Illinois mostly at 10 pr ct.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second St.. nov II

JHce Corner Main and Bec01d StS. NOV II
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale and for
" lease.
Front Street,.
Four Lots o. l40 feet Front street. corner OF
Rock Island, Block no. e.. with Sore Rooms and
Warehouses. for lease 10 90 years at per cent
on the value.
Second Street,
Lot No 2. in Block Ge. between Perry and X. Island
ts, ith good 5rick Dwell ngand appurteDanees, We
ry desirable for family residence: $500.
Lot 3, in Block No. 81 between X, Island and Iowa
sts with large Double House part Of stone and part
ofbrck; rents for $50 per month; cheap property
at $3.50.
Block No. 50.
M Lot No. H. Block 63, corner Iowa ard 81 sts.,
Gix7jf feet, with comfortable Dwelling. For sale by
GEO NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-01
BOARDING.,

k,Jy law boa I'd RS nd Four wnrElN hcnrdcrs - n
y nd 60 rtnndatia Il Nrs NJ. $ PHO oi IN .
soutn side OF Eas. Third street in double horse east
end Davenport psc Ky lsSAf-6"