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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

UyOR Balloon CORNER OF CLASS0N AND PUTNAM
avenues, Brooklyn, or II lots of ground wfth house NJ
nv No. embracing two corners with stable house. carriage
house every convenience for genemens residence Ia
bedrooms. parlors marble manelsi basement rooms
kchen rnrses good cellar in entry
ia stable eay up large vegetable gardens No a-
rumbrance te property. large portion on
bond and mortgage Tor ten or aneen years. inquire OF
CHARLEs PAKlER. 20 Dcy street r: s-A smallf Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

% 000 ACRES OF TEXAS LAND FOR SALE OR
GOsOOV exchange for city property merchandise
Also two Brooklyn sae Also 1000 acres
q Uker ard Delaware county ands Gar sale exchange
Amply n rs Val street, N.Y. 70 SYLVESTER LAY Attorney
~ Law, Commissioners for all the HtAtog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
OCULKSTs AND AURIsTs,
MEDICAL.

- Medical ard Physiological Instructor specially te use
q the Married and those about 70 BY DR. T. Hnak
The author and lecturer; hundreh edition. 500 pagsa and
soored plates Price Pualished BY r. " sTRONd No %
Nassau rect who VIM fevard By mail fee receipt Of u
and address, From The Medical and Surgical Review
mos Extraordinary book ever read One 1stuYe which
pecu osunguiehes book from all others OF kind
e The peculiar tone Of deoasy and morality which pesvadssh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

A SORE FORTUNE FOR ANY oNE WITH A NODE:
u sopitaFor sae, the interest u lease and trade Of
u It re, Known the New York 9sore he dry goods
In indianapolis Ind, doing the largest and best
esrasned aesirogs Of selling cut hans business Of nm
secure. For Information apply to MesUs Oadn Melien
c., III Broadway, New York, 70 the propret0rs w. H
G1Is1zH Lndi liz Ind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

EoR SALE Or ExOHANGE-A FARM OF l6o ACRES,
Caskii for $1,000 Of 1869 acres In Rockland
county Permon "a acres PlAnfed; Of
TO acres Permon and Of acres with
power 70 Burlington county New Jersey. Apply to GEORGE
CURR IS Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

NOR EXCHANGE FOR WESTERN LAND-A GOOD
farm, containing hundred nine miles from Bel
vidsre Warren county j. On the farm nrst class grs.
house. with Ave dwellings, The ma and Of The dwellings,
REM for g. 000 good orchard, any In cultivation
cheap Also four first class house: in Brooklyn with All the
street. Williamsburg Iowa illinois wisconsin preferred
Good Improved property this city Brooklyn win BET
ply 10 DUNCAN SHACKELTON, II Nassau street, corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

INOR CALIFORNIA.-GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES
Il New York and California steamship Line, under
he direction o. G. Vanderbilt for the Accessory Transit
Company Nicaragua proprietor Fit lbs OF baggage
all 10 cents h. Days Of sailing changed gh and
2lh Of each month Through advance Of the ma500 miles
than any other Through OF fare 70
Frsnsseo Fs. cl.ss sasn SEc second on s2s steer
Tnk WEST 900 tons bu, them Capt Miner, win leave pier
Mo- North river at O'Clock p. M for. Punta Arenas
Saurdny February with the steamship Dores
1900 burten over The Nceragna Transit Route having
miles Of land by first
The propretors the public that the poic
troubles in Nicaragua have ceased aud not the slightest inter
rupon In the tans between the need be
ed For information or passage apply 70
A. the only ONCE Of the lins NO Sowing Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

a Enn WILL. PURCHASE THE BUTTER STORE 43O
pOUO Eighth avenue doing good business Satisfactory
given for selling The stock Of butter ohsese
hrd nour foreign and domestic fruits, Spices &c. with hx
turea premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

EACH situated The eastsry SIDE q Lexington avenue
between second and Thirty third streets. Also piece
on he rear above lo 10 by IS feet inches For terms
Tenh street door east Of Third Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
DRIvATE CONSULTATIONS WATSON 90

nLD DR.. oORBITT, ~ CONSULTED PRIVATELY AT
~ bis office, % MsddaRh street, nearly opposite Sands
street four doors from Fulton street, Brooklyn from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

A RARE CHANCE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN, A
"A house, lot and stable, with carriage way house new
story with we'll built cottage style in ,od
noighhorhood Will be SO at great bargain Il ap pied for
Immediately. Terms easy. Apply 70 J. u. MATHER in the
express ofoe 20 Jehn New York. 2to O'Clock p
~ soid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

TEslRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
IL and basement house, with store corner OF
Twenty ninth street snd 1ngon avenue good stand for
kind BUSINESS residence for pote gonal gentle
occupied bakery built in the best manner,
Shh all the modern improvements Is offered at great sacr
fee, account Of Ill heslth. Inquire In the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

@L.UUO hsbed in this city with steam engine. horses
wagons and machinery for saving and splitting cord WOOD in
complete order satisfactory reason given for selling Ad
drAse h0x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

a GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-sITU
"A aed on corner one q The best stands in the Tareeu
the city grocery provision and liquor ousipess
ply 10 u. b. HOWES 4 co "a Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

Y ICORD's PRACrICE IN sExUAI, DERANGEMENrs-
IL DR.. O. ID. HAMMOND, SIG Broadway, opposite Me 81.
Mi holas Hotel may be consulted conndentay,
ny located rooms usual without charge Cor parcu.
pstah, Ac)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

CALLING DAYS 5rH AND nth or EACH MONTH.-
-Four hours, from scean g ocean by Panam. Railroad
Fifty pounds baggage free through for CahruA. PanA
katroad-Ibe United States Mali Steamship Company In
tend dsspaeh for Aspinwa tuesday, February
O'Clock p precisely from pier of Warreu street, North
river the welt known and fsvorite steamship ILINOls Cap
forwarded BY Railroad, and Panama
with the Pacific hs steamship COmpanys magnificent steam
and leave Immediately for San Francisco For
spply L. W. RAYMOND, ct the only Office o. tho compA
N.Y. III West street, Warren fronting the Sorsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

I,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR DRY GooDs.-A
three story English basement house 10 Thirteenth street.
between Eighth and Ninth with oil the modern i'm
provement Inquire In o. NOWBRAYS dry goods store 96e
(rand stree.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
New Geods! New GOods!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor.
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Ready .MNGl4 Clothing,

WwV1CSASC AuW ACtAU UtSSCS
IN
Ready .MNAS Clothing,
Cloths, Cossimeres, Vest,"ys. Cents
Furnishing Goods and 1oilors
TRIMMINGS,
III largest and best elected stocks Of goods ever
offered for al. In TIL. market consisting 10 part o.
the following article
ArONsaciOihs.
English French, 1erm.n and AID~ .
ican, OF III" finest qaallty and late :,
-tyle II gods
C0sstssssSeS.
English, French And American oi
every variety 1T styls, color ant
quality
Issttss0s.
White NsrGiilsS, M.tsiasse, W White
London Figured Tnsai and color, d
silks, Fancy and Plain Silk Velvet,
Fsccy Silk and Linen. Italian SILK
1rsnadins. Satin. Italian Cloth,
SAX Plush, aud Faucy Cashmsres In
great vsriety
OrercOsstissg.
Black, Blue AMI Brown Broaicioth,
Union, whitney, and Pilot Cloths,
Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
castor Beaver. Canada mixed and
SAHARA II the latest imports.
Ready Made
Overcoat., ovHI-.aeL-, Suftouts,
Reefing Jackets and TaHas frocs
and Dress Frosk Costs Of all quail
tie and styles; six, velvet. Plush,
Goth Cashmere and v Alencia Vests.
CAslnett, Satinett double and twist,
fancy and plain Ca snere and De.
skin Pant; Denim and Guernsey
Frocks, Wrappers and Ovsrais.
FSlTsstsht,sg Goods.
Hickory. calico. white piain lineu
corded and Pars bosom, fancy col.
ord Shirts. with Common and polk II
wri-tbandsi string. De Orsey, cord
ed Byron, polka and lap Collars,
Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy and plain
Cravais; Glove.-white black, and
colored kid, lined buek cloth. Chez
terh-id, Aberdeen. Berlin, Union,
ami German and Fur 1auntiet..
wool merino and cotton Hose: whit
aud fancy linen and SIX HandkeI-
chiefs: embroidered lambs wool
white aud mixed merino and silk
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Mtt-,
Scarfs. Muffier., Gents Shawl- and
shawl Plus. Tmbrellrs, Carp"t SIX.
and all other articles usually kept by
thu trad. all Of which respect
fully .ubinittet e. the cvAmn At ion
OF customers.
Al early cell win will secure choice -electt,n-
EDWARD ALDEN.
Second .tr-ot, opp site L. Clsire Row. Davenport
Iowa, between Main and Brady sepi4-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

4 HOUSE AND lot 81, Gaines street, between g.
"a and 18th TIL hou-s i iwn story frame. vii
rooms, C. liar, vii cist-iD, stable, Actor -si
,n REASONABLE term
Also lots Oh NAN street between 18th aud otl
Also 80 acre ,f irst ciass Prairie LAID, l? miles
from davenport. near walnut Grove. Apply u
SNALLFIELD HOLM
iyIiitf 2nd Of ~ Burnell's An.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
BrattOn House.

LIZ CA>1AkGEs - AOVv IL
n. D. + n. NJ BROWN. Proprietor.
svNHlS hous bling the larg'->t. most convenient
i and only hr>t class h,.t. in L. Claire. hold. on
The greatest Induce men> " th' travelling public aui
o those who want quiet and comfortable home II
10 furni she'd ia the best style. and psin- will
spared TO satisfy the wants Of al guests.
n Gocd stabling attached jeSdawtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
4 Splendid Chance.

OP1CuUu0 Vu@mVVs
INTENDING to omig rate 10 Florence, Nebia,As
i ttesigU to ODER the following property for sale
TIVE Lots with . good HOuse aud WAgOnshsp
In Blue Grass Town.
Havins done three years IN this town profitable
bu.ines, can conscientiousy recommend this place
to any young man desiring TO start business On his
owrh.,I" HENRY CUBE,
faugI4itl WagGnmaksr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
Prices Reduced.
81 VI MEk DRESS COO DS
1T COST.
VAI bar still good Assortment ofd d-reat styles
LADIES SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
which W. are anxoas To dispose of. and will "ner
them from TIL. day
AT COST,

Aflons tLeIl may Ve IOIiIIu
Berexe Robes.
>ilk Grenadines Tissues,
Printed JacOnetS / Lawns
Plain and Printed
Berrges (; Silks, POplyns, etc., etc.
Persons Ia want u sucL goods are requested 20
exauiue this a>sortni-nt. money cat he saved W
butinl
4 WADSWOkTH
20 II op l., Claire Hons-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

.vSckOiis, (sssssi,beN = To-,
IA EEUE71,
De siers In Exchange aad Lasd Warrants
Exchange on ~. principal cities oftAs Union for
sale in sums 10 s1at pmrChasers.
All business peri aiming Ia BAnkias promptly al
tended 10
-kEvEk To-
Bank ~ tnt-rha New York
Oc~ah BANK 10.
American ExchAnsr bank, N.~ Y"aA
Go Y. Packard Pr, Bank VI New Ofl.sIs
Rsvenna Bahk Kay-ana, Ohio
DArby 4 Bark-dal. nank-r- u Louie.
Hak-l"y h Rihy Broker. Piit-buIgh
Moblfy, Esq Banker Dubuque.
hnrN Niller E~Q. Cincinnati.
NICHOLAS. lNBELI. + CO., Davenp peri, leWa
LEE. NICHOLS CO.. DacsBah.
NICHOLS 4 co. Drswnsville Miassssss.
Exchange Brokers and Real
Estate Agents.
Land Warrant Bought, Sold and Located in the
Fl D~,Nuine District. Iowa. y, Dodse Distract Iowa
Cuncill Bluff a. Sioux City
Dscorsh Brownsville. =" AiIn
4 large amour, Of Guy Prop-rty. Improved Farms
and Vacant Land. throughout N. State br ssle on
favor able Terms We invite attention TO csta.
ioeue of Real Esiate. Maps, Patts. Abstracts. DC.
offices sa Mails st.. Ssuth u second.
lapsi,n DAVENPORT. IOWA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

-pres.nt-d 10 the Iadirs and . ntl'm'n = Da-
wort and vicinity.
Comprises . large aud fashicnstl- ~ OK OF Bou.
rof tue fall and winter styles, Trimmings, Norm.
foods. Embroideri.s and Lscss. sId vatlet, &
{ goods which have been Carefully selected and
tht la strict accordsnca with -, and fashion.
it'll thanks Tor past favors, solicit sne~ tn pat
iRe which has hitherto been 20 largely and tl-ely
tied LEOkA 2. TYLER.
81 aide Of Brsiy, between vonr'h and Fifth
cts S4btl0.d1w Wit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Gents Furnishing foods.

l. abundant, eompr ing everything wish'" '"' ~
Gentleman. Dressing Room. These article are 81
-uperior minniscture. and will give e"mp-'' >ssi--
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

o. The Freighting Business i. very
large this fall The NJ l. M. Railroad is
driver TO ais full capacity. and the Com
paay is continually making great additions
to is Rolling Stock Their depot bull
d,ngs, Machine Shops. etc, form quite q
town.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
RARE CHANCE.
Valuable Property for Sale.

4 Fine DWrhan Cow fo1 Sale.
WILL ~ ) aas elsote6 DlsLsss
i Gov uhe 70 , ART rate mykAf,
E. HlLD1ETH,
Davenport, H-ps. II. ossss DeDnerat o1ee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
1T ATE NE >.

STATE EDUc ,lIoNAL Association
TIE next regular meeting Of the Iowa State
Educ ationai Association will be held in the
city of Muscatine on the 18th OF October
next, commencing at 9 O'Clock A NJ.
Business OF importance l. TO be trans
acted Every teacher and friend Of ednca
ton is earnestly invited to attend.
The State Fair will be held at the same
time, commencing on the 9Th. so that bv
goi,g one day earlier both can b. atten' ep.
J. l. EAOS. Sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

- The weather, yesterday, continued
" ere we'll lined with teams loaded with
gram. and the merchants were busily en-
gagged IL waiting upon their customers In
fact, there is a wholesale trade doing by
our dealers as large AGAIN a. la. OF any fol
mel year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

lT lmmigr ration is large just how. Cow
cred wagons pass our office daily III iarg.
numbers. The only mystery ~, WHERE do
all the people come from
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

TREArRK.-A capital entertainment
is otf-, ri tonight d, the Theatre. The play
OF "Th. Hunchback," with Mis- Kate Den
in as Julia. ana Miss Nc Williams as Helen.
embracing also all the leading fsvorites Of
the company. Messrs. +. b Douglas. My.
-rs. Lclnox, Bernard. &c. The Rough
Diamond" is the afterpiece, in which Miss
Kate D-nin and Nr. Ryan both appear.--
Look out for Jan :"-nlght
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

nRESENT th.ir complim, mt to the cltiarn- Of Dn-
L y,ppnt and take this M thcd of Informing them
aud mankind generally. that ihy will open IN few
day. IN Brady street between Fourth Az" r"h'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06
LATER tkCM EUROPE.

OUEBrc, June 3.-The steamer m l'hh dtEt! SO
here to-day from Liverpool, bringing da'ea u a.ay
2Ist four days later.
LlvERPonL, May 2l.-The demand for cotton is
limited. Breadstulfs are dull. Wheat Is 81 10 Oh
lover Flour has drclined G to Is. There Id better
inquiry for Corr. in Flour there ls little speculative
d-inand sales of Canal II iss. i'd 20 VS.; Southern
u.s. to 49,. Whcat-buyers are holding La::E :or
lower prices; sales Of red Al "a. bs. to lOs Corn
white. ;}Os. TO 30s. Cd; yellow, 2Ss bd. to 29s I'd.
The cotton market had been depressed by the Ara.
bias news. The sales of three days amount 10 2loOO
bnes The money inafGet T'as easier. Cunsol- were
9iI. The estimated revenue OF Great Dr!inln tor
the current year, by the Chancellor Of the Ezcns:
quar ia E67 900, 0UO-being deficiency OF nearly
f9.D000UU.
The weather in England had been bosterous, and
several vessels GaG been driven ashore on the COASTS
The political news is dnimpo.t.n:.
In the House of Lords. on the 18th May, Lord
Clarendon, in reply TO II question from Lord E'gin
stated that the letter signed "E. Hammond was q
genuine document that agents in Costa Ricn ana II
some South American States Ind. ever since the at
tack of Walker. appealed to England tor assistance
A great variety of proposals had been mace tG the
British government including prOteciorate by Eng
land and grant Of material aid and asss'snce-ai
of which her Majesty's government had refused. III
disnppruvsd the present crate ti::gs IN Nicaragua
and thought they would cast u shade upon las repu
taton of the United States. He knew no better piar
lhap for the United States and Great Britain TO com
blne for tie protection Of their subects
Dispatches from Vienna state that convention
had been concluded bstwesG the Porte and Western
Powers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06
;IG RICrLT L II IL.
For tie Enquirer


x,.y ,bIEAI REAPER AND MOWER.
r.,r ~, ! Since enjoyed the opportunity of Wit.
in Xmpany with Me.srs. Frank u. Rutiir
nj Wn IA llen, on the premises Of the latter, the
"' -,;',n ., Nh. newly invented Wheat R-apinS and
-, Ms nine OF Robert j. Morrison, E.q., OF this
civ The n III wss conducted on well Set lot OF clio
.. ,rIv Xdu:a height, though probably asgo"d as
,ohe fmld in the neishbnrhuod, owing Ia the effect
-. ,h. nr.vaEn, drought. The machins is az light
a. COMFORTS 3ith due regard I" strength ana aura
hl,y il OF easy drausht TO- three horses or mules
v.;lh.lanced, easily adjusted, compactly constructed
ii If super Ar workmanship. Ike motive power II
oy-..d aud kprotscred from the wear End tear occa
s,nnad by kact with dirt, and it appears to be well
c,,r.d apg NAT the evil of cl"sgng, clearing ise'
~ c.ually then 10 motion. Tine cutter is peculiar
in ira CONSTRUCTION, the upper lid having slight yer.
tical bu, nc lateral motion, forming scissors without
p;vot clssSns the cutter, and at the same time OPP
80, cut,iug edg. to the cutting edge III the
tTf." Tn. machine subj-ced {" trial under
,b 4 advantage Of being furnished with the reaping
;n.,,nI of the moving knife; yet the trial was salts
fntr;ly sustained. At the speed OF little more than
,; miles per hour the moving operation upon ah
sv,n su-ia,a was accomplished with rapdity,
.noo,buyss and uniformity OF cutting and an enec
ty.u-s, in w whole operation which elected the ad-
-n,r,tup. | uslieve Of all present. Without intend
iuy dlsparn--nont OF o,ner nachnes, Mr.. Morrison
undoubtedly possesses peculiar merits, which com
mad i, 10 ms favorable consideration OF the agrcui'
al o,mnun;ty, Gu b. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

-. c.,,.o-,r,,,t srstoinpdb unanimous public opin-
!''e y; D.. h.s mn, deemed sxpetient TO make any
n u ,t o,;s,;ng system hut will have not the
least doubt nacxby persist auheliis h, snv
regard all attempts To ntluen WI e"...I t,rr
Wv .hi;,h Il free trade in Peru
10 teuuve ''o '" ,rn..a, arrcul,uris's as o.
Wan guan4 IN favor OF .,; onel dignity of Pc
teSve ana derHsat"ry 10 ne, in, ernal mffnts of me
ru aud au interference III Tue "a Of the kind would
Republic Any measures OF and violation
moreover. be in manifest inIf.n bet wesu Peru and
II the sixth article Of the treat t. 1851.
S"; ID. s:: .; =: : ;"& s
anu in view OF the nc"ves so Republics trust you
sui" part '?asi
,aon or moyrhp+ rnvian gunno or reduction Of It's
| free traue tror And am, sir,
| Very respee''"' j. Y. DE OSMA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06
MR.. CHAMPION IN NEW YORK CITY, ES
ROUTE FOR HOME.

We learn that this gentleman is at the residence of
Anthony Barclay, Esq in New York city, where he
will remain until he leaves for Boston. Il is under
stood that Mr.. Champion will sail in the Cunard
steamer from Boston, on Wednesday next, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Anthony Barclay, late British Consul at
New York, and NJ Mathew, late consul at Phlladsl.
phia. 1t is supposed that Mr.. Rowcrof late Consul
Cincinnati vii! also sal! that day should he be
able TO finish up his business in time. Mr. Lumley
remains at Washington To settle the private affairs OF
Mr.. Champion, but We understand will not exercise
any official functions. The affairs of the New York
Consulate are left temporarily under the supervision
Of Joseph Fowler, Esq, Of that city, but ID UNDER
stood that he has no official authority ~
The Toronto Globe says. coutrawise, thar ei T.
Champion will await the orders OF his Government ~
Canada, and that for SONS time, it il expected no WI"
be resident of Toronto.-[ Warrington STAR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

cautious men who are always asking "he' HOS ''''
North TO do with slavery.
Tho following extracts of letter were also READ
from Mr.. Henry Wilson:
..Smnn.r ia doing we'll, and we hope IL; law days
to se him again in his seat. Depend upon it, he mao
n very narrow escape. If he had not been disabled
by the first blow, lie would have Grappcd with
Brooks, and then would have been shot. II l
had been near should have grappled with Brooks,
and then Keitt, who has threatened my life, would
have nrrered. shall never cense to regret was
not by the side of my friend when assaed. zap
plause.) We are having stirring times here. Our
friends at home have idea of our position. Some
Of us ga into the streets daily with the conviction
ihat bloody men have their eyes upon Us. They do
not know that the government menias here symPa
thise with them. Not a member Of tho Cabinet nor
an administration SENATOR has sent to inquire after
Sumner" Sc, &c.
The letter WAS received with considerable ap.
plause. Mr.. Parker said Mr.. keitt had threatened
10 luy Mr.. Wilson il he met hun in the street, when
Mr.. Wilson went and walked in front OF his lodgings
Kciti at the door, but did not interfere.
At Il little before o'clock, the Convention ad-
iuurued 20 mest at festival in Faneuil Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06
p q K n IL u
Eor The Enquirer
THINGS LOVE.


I,ove to chase from s cry .'a' ''
The sttesEst b%nnd ANY, .'t tn. breezy mount
Till it leaps to the Level leo, far.
AM IT., ' the river cam and 3r'S'' .,sr
SIN IN i IL, bose bosom Of oy"my hight
q, Hay, TO follow the ardent YOUTH,
80; io' ". y. ..,.nsS from 'ns!"rn"S rrs1'
An %iI lorsto behold each ray . of rta'"'
As Il ""m chen he l,uvr- his golden MIL
FJ Enr The valley Of age below, . .,m
H.r rsys will ,!lume bis fond hear' ''n'
Win holier, sweeter glow.
And love to believe, as the streemlet wave
Wan iose each tinge OF clay,
- go oC earth To the God who gave,
That spirit will hasten away ,,
on 10 see as the drops OF j'y and love
From the eyes OF the ne'i ae sg en"ye,
A rainbow OF ligh, from the Lord aoo'e'
Ger the path Of tina, spirit oe"u' r..
VA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06
,,r,rp Sor FOR HIM THAT DIE

WEEP NOT FOR HIM THAI .,, him
Wan no, for him tina. die,h. neither o e~ hs sha
b,, y.r, ,ors for him that coeth a"";y,rv-Jer. ri
"a. mee 81, ,nore> or sec his native oouH''!
l0;b. 49,,
Weeu rot for him that dle, h,....
There III. wicked cease from 'fo"o'''h'
Aud the weary are a. teS res, s,,,,
Ana k '"@aT he hath no toll or pain.
nDt wep for him that pineth
T., ~ far III stranger land.
,e.r b. :should never return ana must
ri. 6us.hoid darlinss stand;
An y In, lest he alone should die
s ssi his nome with strangers 'sr Nigh
Mr. 60 p ye-when the one we love
Hath reached his heavenly rest
For when peacefully he lnyeth down
Ir a., rreen ear,h's quiet breast:
When from our sight is slowly horne
vi. col ned form-we may not mo irn.
IN, when the ever murmurinS sea
! fearing far away
Tho on- va loved aud chung to most
In s.foseign land to stay;
Jhss H. ;asy weep with mourning sore,
I..l ke shonll see his face no more.