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RRFsBLiCAN STATE TICKET

RRFg BLfCAN STATE TICKET.
Election, October 18th, is5s.l m
IN sgsI#GsN ----~ Ak
sbhril For Secretary Of State,
a. sFFa ELIJAH SELLS,
'0 or Museatine County.
,s.. For auditor Of State,
JONATHAN w. CATTELL,
.g or Cedar County.
For Treasurer, Of State,
~, JOHN w. JONES,
Al. OF Hardin County.
Fer Register Of State Land Office,
"a AMOS b. MILLER,
OF cerro Gordo County.
For attorney General, ag
aS SAMUEL A. RICE, sa
E or Mahaska Coanty. "a=
For COMMISSIONS If Des Moii,cs Pirer
Improvement. Nh.
- WM. c. DRAKE, t..s +.
...se...-a., OF Wayne County. .. s.-
For Representatives in Congress second
Maa hh. District. 5a#
5aaa WM. VANDEVER,
'+h's6& or Dubuque County.
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DISTRICT TICKET.

For Judge fSh Judicial District.
"s''1 WIN. +. MILLER,
-. OF Johnson County LII ..
51i @ For District Attorney, s4 b..
-rsa Il. L. ALLEN,
.a OF Tama County.
For Member Of Board Of Education.
tag j. NJ. CONNELLY,
>ssss. as OF Iowa County, q n..
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-icrcant0c Correspondence.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.

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Cost # Statteaers, ss'c--Fram St tosl2.
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HE ScFotarsh Fsissaed IA ole College good liza
The other
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Sgscial lectures viii b. de}irered coca sioaa9Rv 6y
gcHfigaen IF kaocn celebrity, on itcrefy a,a scr
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M tQOK-KEEPIEa AND ACCOUNTS.
IEEsISG LECTURES.

Delivered by professions! men of acknowledged
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tt lt4 lat Interests OF be rcha i.t mech anic
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lucal History, Commercial GG0grsphy, Laws of
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Practical Pen.a.a..sl.ip.

Tbs department ia Guaer Vie d.Teltian If the
P-ilailai.. T.. W Davis rnG :. s. Tiuton. who
1''e daily lessons ia Peulalisl.ip, embracing
systematic sttfeat beanttfA' B'4st@e's Hrithg.
Mercantile CorfespoaReAee
S1ea exercises are introduced upon this sutsct
a. "a, Gacaa'c itai f@ asIsE IS a5i,s m the
student H. Wei ~ ~ falajHAgiIc hiIa with gam
mtfatal technl af.tgs and rhrsseoog. ---ctsIu-
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rhe only Full Course Mercantile Col
lege lin Iowa.

sigie pos slaBs IN lie, #..af Has..H-ea
The course ct instructions is as thorough and
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adaptcdt to every departlne at OF trade, commerce
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speculation n stocks. real es ass, So. witt id
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boa, raftf2Al ark ~ aud tNchhagc. and hovts
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10 lAa lADl3Sa

EFtLta"FH|FIs VIC NRIF'IFF VH WIZ
variety Of Shaving :eans and soaps w.Gc! are
necessary 70 gent,eulGn's toilet
Fog THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY.
We have Blaet, laae-Blneh, and Canine Inks,
CRYSTAL Haci'age, gigh caps and brushes Pens
and Holders.
ALL the thiaTs, and many more, can lie had
Of y 4 II. Chi3Gs, for Cash. We do rot in,+nG
to do Il credit business. Is IL impossible. with
alltgie really mpaey you can hay grta. arFl
with ere.ia bp. little. ~ pslg cash ter rEr
goods when We luy, ana a., coarse expect the
money et4r2 tha guoas leave tAe hou>, n
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one Of tho
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\ GUT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO sIaeo 90
Ill hh SENT TO EACH sUB>gRiBER ON RB-
CEIfI or TIE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
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From Ghallagbefs General Advertising and
EAIIaEIil-. ALr-aaLI- .-hl----a-
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the pews in the new Methodist church
u New York, were sold few days since
for large sam Thi. is said ID b. the
first instance On record, In this country,
of the selling Of pews ef a Methodist
church &C auction ssssfs a
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Lecturers on POlif,cai History aud Conner 4. u
H.I Geography:
HENRv AUGTtS, Wm T CI.nx.
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Particulars Of the Burniny Of tae aa,e,a

We have received an extra from tho
office Of the st. Paul Pioneer, giving the
particulars Of the burning Of the Galena
in the form of letter, as follows: s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

since thai time The operations have been prusecu-
ted with renewed vigor. The force employed. As
daily reported on the 18th Of September, was 577
men, and 254 horses. All the critical jobs ara
now in progress. excep. the work At LyDelbnrg.
These occur on the 18th, 18th, 28th 42d. and 59th
sections; or. in other words, at Harris; Hammers
Woods, Gordon's, Cabelfs Summit and Petty.
john's.
think there is no reasonable fear but that,
with iudicious application of the force now on
the line, these can be completed in time to allow
Of the rails to be laid continuously in the course
ofnext Summer and early Fall
Masonry.
Tho main bridge at James River, which is an
imporantjob. is chiefly so from its completion be-
ing dependent on the state Of the water, rather
than from its magnitude. The principal masonry
Of the other important streams. indeed ct oil 9TH
err, whether large or small, with but two excep.
tons, 10 started. and does not appear, at this time
likely 70 offer any obstruction.
Rail Laying.
II the expectations ] now entertain of tho work
near Charlottesville. are correct and the current
month prove favorable weather, think the work
Of railaying may be commenced by the lat OF
November, and, with moderate weather. may be
prosecuted during the remainder of tho FALL aud
through the Winter, as yet to reach the SCOTS
vile Turnpike by the middle of Spring.
In the advance Of the work from the north and
south ends Of the lines simultaneously. which will
then be practicable. the rails may be Joined, for
the effective transportation OF passengers to Lynch
burg in about Ave months more, agreeably to re-
marks on this subject under the head OF dradua-
ton.
The calculations on the necessary time foi the
completion of the road, furnished in the last re-
port, were based ss then remarked. upon its unrc-
Taxed prosecution, and. in cases. with expec-
taton Of greater activity. With reasonable ex-
tension for Interruptions and delays, arising from
the want of funds in the early part of the year,
these observations may still be justified
II il due to the contractors generally, who re-
sumed their work. well as to those who under
took the abandoned sections to saw that they have
with rare exceptions, urged forward their jobs
with spirit,
The Resident Engineers have rendered the val
liable aid expected Of them, aud they and their AS
sistants deserve this acknowledgement Of their
services.
Very respectfully. your obt serv't,
T. Z. ATKINSON, Chief Engr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25
Norfolk.

The editor Of the Bristol Ners, who has been
recently on visit to Norfolk, makes the following
kindly allusion to the old Borough in his last
paper:
Spending day at Norfolk and seeing all that
Nature has done for this ancient port--vicwing
her ina ynihccnt harbnr, and the extensive iac-
tes for wharfage that surround It-lhcn e!crring
to the map and seeing her position with regard to
the grcnter portion Of the territory II the Uuitcd
States, ono liz only surprised that it is not the
great mart Of the Union and that it. relative rank
with New York, IN respect of commercial impor-
tancc, is nut reversed. That it will be in Time
| when the Virginia Water Line ia completed, and
the railroad system of the Statecx attended and prop.
crly managed. and direct line of steamships
tablisbcd between the Chesapeake and Europe,
is scarce q matter Of doubt; but if the present
generation Of Norfolk have any desire to realize
any Of the advantages Of her destined greatness
they will have 10 awake from apathy On these
matters. and by entcrpr,snEr fort. by udcious
aud liberal expenditure OF their means. and by
availing themselves Of the potent influence of the
Press strive TO stimulate the progress Of the great
works, upon which her own prosperity and the
coveted independence OF Southern commerce
depend
To Mr.. H. T, Bockovcr. one Of the most enter
prising commission merchants Of the city, | was
indebted for many kind attentions. | also had
the pleasure Of meeting with Commodore Brough-
ton, the veteran editor OF the Hrald, who, nj
though he shows If the traces of his en-
counter with time. appears yet Ia have sufficient
strength and igor to weather many n future gale
May he long ENJOY the honorable title Of the Nes
tor Of the Southern Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25
Baltimore Ca,iIc Market Oct. ~.

Baltimore CaitIc Market Oct. ~.
BEEF CAT ILEThc ofei rgs the Scales to-day reach
ed LEO head OF the number offered 30 head driy
of 100 sold the conRry $50 h unsod. and the
remainder lDhra hasri by baltimore butchers
at prices ranging from &2i to ~ the hoof equal g. To
nett and averaging 81 l2I gross dull
prices rahor lower than last week
SHEEP Tn" market shade bott r, and we quote
day nj s2a3 ~ per head.
HUiiS-lhe supply continues good, and the market dull
and dropping sales to-day at to o. per 100 iba decline
10 cts. per 100 lbs on the quot tiprs last week.
New York Cattle Mnrkcs--Oct. IL.
BEEF CATTiE-Ofc, ngs this week 900 sales Ga
S6i 100 lbs Tor interior 10 qnaiii decline tho
rates Il last w ok.
cows Sales at So quality.
VEAL. CALH ES.-Sales At bail cents per H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. SALES nj raa 81 for first quality.
SWINE-Sales at lass per lh lbs. common 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25
Tho Elections.

IOWA. despatch from Chicago states that re-
turns frnm all hut nine counties In Iowa have
been received. and show the following result: First
district, Curtis, Rep, elected by l.4ol maturity
Second district, Vsndever, Rep. elected tincom-
pie:e,j 1854 majority. The Dubuque Times claims
the election Of the Republican State ticket by
5000 ma jority.
PrxNsYLvAsiA.-We have full official returns
from oil tho epunties in the State except three
The vote ior supreme Judge in these loots up as
Flows:
For John NJ. Road, Opposition. l9iGis
For William A. Porter Democrat. lGs 22S
Majority for Read. Observation-Disclosures. $40
The Counties To be heard fiem will increase this
majority to about 81 900. The total vote will be
about 5000 larger than the vote for Governor last
year.
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for the reason that they are National Democrats,
or have furnished fraudulent votes for the differ
ent Kickapoos. Oxfords. and like prt cincts which
are now to be found on all election oocasions-.S
Losis Den, p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

1858 FALL 1853
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYNCHBURG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TIE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That gu sell them Bn,g gains:
Adv RTISE.
Aud arrest the trade of the Great Southwest
4 AM AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAiEI.S o., THE LINE
OF the Railroad tynchhurg Knnxyit"; all th.r
having large circulation the lc Of south
Virginia and East Tennessee.
Bk.y" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH ga
IN Any OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING rArLnS:
NEW ERA. Fl"yd Court House, Va
Virginia AM rEANE SEE MEMS, Bristol
HkOWNLBN = kNDXNlI.LE tIe1n.' WIG
NI%DltAfOR, Jnnesb.r"ugi, Ten,
Kti.lGiouS INTELLIGENCER Nor i-to~n Tcnn
GH HzEIi STAR Le>ns'on,va
Y vEM;iSKAT' }Ao,nsdoD.ya
HnEENMtaHKnaa:r Liberry,va
SALEM REGISTER, Salem. Va.
THE VISITOR Mariou Smythe co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT /, Independence ,Grayson co Va
V VhMpGYA Nine Fneas.lr. Va
STAR AND HERALD Chr,stiausiturr, Va
wyri,EyILLE T TKtE"kArn' twy,hevie. va
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Mnnr, comfy, Va
ADVOCATE. J.ffcrsonvie, razcwel county, Va.
REGISTER Danvlle, Va.
THE SOUTH VEST, !" pcarisUurg. Giles county. Va.
Persons wishing advertise any papers will
find II to THEIR INTEREST to call the Office the
I,ynchburg Vigiuan, SLAMS, where contracts will be
made and advertisements FoEwAEpt WITHOUT DELAY.
TIL will ais" receive and forward advertising paper
In the United States. a. WADDILL.
srptls.ts Foreman Eirg Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

a.r.vtd at fnrt Nanc ,u,er on the 9th O. August
without any casualty except the loss oil one man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

DREADFUL AffuR.--A CnILD KILLED III ITS
owN MormER.--A most melancholy occurrence
took place Mt the house NJ. IT, Ross street, near
Eutaw street. between aud o'clock ths morn
ing. 1t appears thut johanna Brantmier. rcsl-
ing in the above named house, was taken with
sudden fit of insanity in The enrly part OF last
night, and towards morning became 81 violent that
her husband left tho house TO get the assistance
o. n brother and cousin. On his return, accom-
panied by his cousir, he was met ut the door b,
his eldest daughter Margaret, aged nho'.t years.
and informed that her brother Michael. atcd about
81 years. was dead. having been killed hy her
mother, and TIE baby, little girl about 10 months
old, was nearly dead. from violence received hy
the same hands. During the short absence Of the
husband, the unfortunate mother attempted 10
kill the baby. be throwing it against the door
She then took the boy Michael and knocked his
brains out against the stove. instantly killing the
little innocent. The maniac mother WAS instant
ly pnoned, and in a short time become quiet
On examination of the baby it was found not To
he no seriously injured to despair Of its lite; it
will probably recover. Coroner GrceItree WAS
soon in attendance and held an inquest over the
n verdict in accordance with the facts. At the
reaues, OF Mayor Swami the unfortunate woman
and her husband were b. uEnt before him. at the
old City Hall. when all the facts in the ease
elected. She was committed to Jail to await the
action of the Courts She will have to be tried by
! jury. and if found insane. will be committed tn
some unatc asylum.-Bulhmorc Patriot, Friday
! Erening.
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Horrible Mystery in New York.

Sspposed Murder in a Camtiiny Saloon--Descenf
apon tie Premises by the Hoiiee-Srerai Ar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

ANoTnrR NE>sIL FOR the PARAGUAY ExrEDr-
TICS The Secretary IF the Navy Fri'ay en-
tered into an agreement with Capt, W. c. Temple
ton. OF New Orleans. for the Use of the sdewh heel
steamer Me'nconat. Io5 tons. for six months ser.
vice IN the Ri" de Ia Plata. BY the terms the
agreement, the owner is to bear the risk Of the
loss Of the vessel while on the voyage from Pensa.
cola Ia Buenos Ayres, and, on the return voyage,
from Buenos Ayrcs to New Orleans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

GNEsATaSE.-Cox's Sparkling Geiaiiue, fer
u making rich and clear Jelly, without boiling using
eggs, with our printed recipe For saleby
]. H. THOMPSON CO.,
ccs FSn O1VSgbta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

ARRIvnL OF TRoors.-Advices have been receiv-
ed at the War Department Of the arrival at Fort
Vancouver Washington Territory. of the deta h.
ment, consisting of four hundred and fifty recruits
which left New York city on the 2lst Of July. and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

ATOEiGE. Al persons ia.l, bird 10 sir, urc
hereby Ne tt"' that will b" al the "ficr OF Shelton
Clay, ti"u "ra fa Ia the city of Iynchbnrg
III" l1th aud 9TH DAYS OF November. II ~ ucurk
NJ |" rciU X, + Nj ~ to receive the then due
that Indulgence VIII be- givcu being
wait ot money FAIL A. CLAY.
dtac:i. u dfurl sentinel copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

~ .GAaANn OAs.s, 81 rio0~ Li.d., 1or sale
vi By t1sDH9 gTABi. FIR JONES
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Sl.l20.52l 20

The greater part Of the six per cent bonds of
the Company, and Of State bonds referred to
the above table as being on hand and unsold, have
been hypothecated with the Bank. /" secure pay
msut Of ntes referred before under the head of
existing Indebtedness.
Stock subscribed on Capital Stock oi Lynrh-
burg Extension.
BY County Of Amherst. $5OOOo 90
Nv individuals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4l3.034 %
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Terms mado known the Jay Of sale
oct 2ocidsl ALEXANDER KINNIER

VuNktSTEEH sALE.-By sirsae Of % deed Of
trust cxeeu. by D. Crnn, aud Il record the C.rl =
"irc o The nehhurg HnsneS Court will u E.DAY
trout Of the Market house Ia Iynhbug sell at pub Auc.
ton, for cash hne work HORSES, 2 WAGONS and 4
NaRi : WIN Their Gear CLARK, Trustee.
Oct - isstur.av v monlay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

tendon 10 LY1ohburg.
We And IN H. Alszan@sia 0ssase Of the 2iss
Tie peoessdiags Il " General Meeting Of the
Ssoskholders of he Orange and Alexandria Rail-
rod Company. together with the reports OF the
Prsst1s6s ana Chief Engineer, touching the pres
emit condition and future prospects Of the Road
rroa he Prssidsat's Report We extract the fol-
lowinki a rsisrsncs y the Lynchburg Extension.
II xin b. sssa that the Company has ample re-
sources 70 complete the extension 70 Lynchburg.
end that hey viii begin laying the rails at the
: Charlottesville end Early in November. Next
Spring thsy will commence putting down the rails
At THE end, and Il 10 expected that the Road will
BE- completed and in operation before the mex.
general mesfins Of the Stockholdsrs.
= q. From the Presidsats Report
80 LYNCHBURG EXTENSION.
The following table will show the amount ex-
pended on the Iyachburg Extension. during the
year ending September 80. 1858; .o 80
RigAt Of Way. Engineering Expenses,
and Miscellaneous Expenses ~. 496 ~
Bills Payable Of last year paid....... l39.l65 -
Contractors on balances Of last year.
ami on work in 1855. 1O4ss9 b
interest on COUPONS and Loans 81, 1856 20
Discount on Bonds 81, $50 "a
9i2.75s 81
The whole expenditures on Lynchburg Exten-
sion account from commencement Of work, 81 ,S91,-
$50 SO.
Due on Lynchburg Extension account,
ON bills payable temporary l"ans, ,oo, .
and To Contractors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. li9, 902 40
Due 10 Contractor and others...... ll9, 4O7 IL
5000, 1903 SO
The following table will show the resources Of
the Lynchburg Extension:
Due on Stock subscribed ............ $2l, 1874 20
Bonds of per cent issue unsold 49,. 90 500 90
d, "S" .'.5 l7 .0lU0 90
Virginia State Stock on Hand $500. 5000 90
Balance duo on Loan from State Of
Virsinia 100000 on
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4G3,634 "a


The remainder of Capital Stock hand and un-
subscribed is 81. 036 1855 "a.
From the foregoing statement VI the financial
cosditicn Of the Company, it will be seen that the
means aud resources Of the Company will be am
pie 70 meet the eaiirc cost u finishing The work to
lynchssrs, OF the issuc Of eight per cent bonds
ansAori,ed BY The special meeting IN April last. IT
is expected sh., Limited amoaat only will be
ssia A tarec Hasrin was assumed only 10 cover
oaasrn renxses
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

bridal CHA MBER sET .s.-B d "
ID Chamber Sets In Rosew God. ali aud alnut Of
entirely atty les aud patterns Gail aud see at
oct Stts j.. WINSTON S1S
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

zGYA company of ladies the
other day discussed the following
subject: Z What is the chief duty OF
man? One Of them contended
with success, that it was to pay dry
goods bills. = ...,- -. % j. -,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

Cash, two dollars a year, in adj
vance, 7rlEs rg--.- #TT q 3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09
f O r L E A s e.
The Deficiency Bill
Market.

TIME unusual scarcity Of Of money which has
L for some time prevailed, occasioned by de-
ferred payments for purchases on government ac-
count, and other well known causes, have induced
US to submit quietly, and with the best grace we
could, to unusual delay in collections, though II
has been cause of great inconvenience and loss
The state of things is now chaneed-large a,
mounts of money have beehpaid out for stock and
produce, and the market for all surplus products
is an open one, consequently the reasonable ex-
We now beg leave emphaticaly to call the at
tertioh Of our friends 10 the importance Of imme-
diaie payment Of accounts and notes. ;. Wehaye
waited patiently tothe utmost limit, and are now
bound to collect without delay. =
Respectfully,
r. .tfs.s SMITH, BOON& CO., GLASGOW
BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH,
Nav ~, 1858. Fayette.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

0The engineer of a fast train
was arrested by the authorities Of a
one horse town in lDauphin county,
Pa, for running through the borough
at greater rate of speed than is
allowed by their ordinances. They
could not impose any fine, and their
discontinue was aggravated by the
malicious excuse OF the engineer,
that 'he didn't know that there was
a town there!' ga Is
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

dYp Punch says that in the s sh q :
ow OF q small waist may? be seen a a
large doctors bill, and the outlines
of a coffin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-09

.WA few drops of carbonate of
Rmonia in a small quantity of rain
water, will prove an easy anti-acid,
and will change, if carefully applied,
discoiored spots upon carpets, and
indeed all spots, whether produced
byvaeids or alkalies. Ifa carpet be
injured by whitewash, this will i'm
mediately restore it. s-szs