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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
Galena and Chicago Union Il. Il.

-
NUAAEa ARRANGEAENT-On and after We'd
- nesday, June l7th, 1857, passenger trains Wall
leave wslis street Depot daily ~(sundays excepted,
For ~sreepor., GAi,na, Dunieitn aud St. Paul.
Passenger aud Nail.
PASSENGER ~ q. p n
Passenger, IMMIGRANT and ~ class TRAM. PA, 81
CHICAGO, FuLTON N IOWA LINw.
For Dixon. Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger 50 n
MIN - 10 ~ y
Oehsio passenger. 81 81
BELOlT N MADISON BRANCH
tor Bsoit, GAINESVILLE and N ADDISON.
RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and xillnond.
Two through trains VII leave Oeatrsi repo, TO,
81 Lake street, ss follows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLEITH N 1T. Paul.
Daily Sundays exeepted) 1000 Ms4,pm
k.nabling PASSENGERS to make y ciose .oole,t,on
with the 4ichiesn Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALfNA n CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave fie pot 1880 A n, arrive tn Chicago a;a5 ? y
Leave FIeeport $40 r 81, arrive in Chi, xgo 3,a5 A NJ
CHICAGO, FULTON N IOWA LINZ.
Leave Fulton ~ : y, arrive in Chicago AS -
Leave DeK alb 3 4 N, arrive In Chicago S,xgAn
BElOlr md MADISON BRANCH.
Leave footsiiie lu,lu A n, arrive In Chi. ago l;l5 P Al
leave FoOtNHie y % r NJ, dTTiS- III Che fSu 10 A NJ
Leave beiCit $50 A NJ, sriIse III Chicago il;lU A Nj
FIX klVEk VALLEY
Leave Eigih al 9,lsA NJ, arrive III Chicago Ii,IoA N
Leave EigiR At rs p NJ, arrive in Uhicsgo 4. is A Al
fassehseis ior all p ints Oh the g 4 c L Is X, in
Guiding fultn, frIoit aid Aad.so lines, should
take the trains from the We Is street depot.
All the above trains connect wlh III. gr, Nj eastern
l!fes ci'erGing from O. itAgo.
Through Il, 5. Is can be b. ugtt at The following ne,
ces; Il } spsulding'e corner Lake aud u. artorn
street; RI W 4 Z X X Ticket Office, 81 Deart RI
str|t' MAJ gan Southern Office, under fremont
House and Al the Central and Wells street pepots.
JOHN u. TURNER. President.
+. "A HALL. cup rn ,Aj Ill.
" A. lhkAII, dearI al Ticket AGENT. Ioct17at
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
ESErNu.

TvAKsN up b the subscriber, In Davenport town
ohtp, on the telegraph road, 81 miles from pa-
ycpport, one Rom Mare Colt, supposed TO ~ 2 years
old next spring, with . little white on The right hini
foot and . little blase In the forhead.
Pgb3w3t THOMAS KILIION.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
Auction Sale.

Two De- sold TO pay Freight and Storage on the 9Th
OF February. II = O'Clock p r.. e Auction. at
our store, one Pump End two wiAdmilis
Davenport, January I'D. 1866
Jen25ftF.hS NICHOLS. LOOMS A 60
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
ONE DOLLAR
WILL buy


/" INe. nIe.loines no"
oo."I - Puu,o' .eII'ly, - easiosa's IN.
49, 80. 10. 'na wv ~ a ca
- 49, :. y, 'ns''ua' tnAn any
~. -. ~ 3 Dos on's y Ca'harti-
o"' . A,oe. lem'eS, ac''lsn 81 on me Lacer to eject
- 80 :" =. u p'"eis IL
-. MI, m1,.,' ,"us ac.onnpishihs two
s..,t,s. .rno.,an.., w. ,oa mn o..he paihiui
C.ahaTt,c. n strr,a,h ~. ~. -, " mos
- 49,. .,ns. ~, snuIssn rs ane system al me
80 -aIx.,s pa,se -, Wv II = t"<'n unl-
!, 10 ~ siehs'heh anu Duiid
- IL. mfsrd'. I'VE.
a. nslxOhu'Or Is oonpoun
10y - .n',ieiy rom ne" "rticles OF medicine,
".mcIy' Gums.
: =. " or,na a%es on = s',enetn ., tnese enms may
uo io1Meu wncu IL u known that one bottle OF
Tue inVisofAtof contains n much streng h as a
hundred aoses OF Caiomei' wit!ou, any OF IT. del
~ e',uIous eieo's.
.nese Gum nave been but little o 10 physi-
- cans, anu never used IN Their prescriptions un-
III usea in tne form OF the inrtgordfor, which
met win sueh unptecese'l ed success as to induce
e tr,ed AMI Sn"x N IN = rs NJ |" .. q mmny medicine
- .aNea 70 cure LAGER Complaints In their worst
'o.ur.
ICES. oeihs caused ~ a deransed
A'ver Is cured when the Liver is excited 10 ac-
Jau.aice is caused by an Improper action
" Of me Lases. ana as a proofttat the ISvIaoRA-
= IVn .e.ieves 'nis uiseA'e, ley any one troubled
WIN Tue !au.o'ee .aSe the luvieorator regula-
lAiN ono w"h, anu .tieir SKIN VIII begin to re-
sumo us na'ursi color.
~ Cvoelscacss can D, permanently cured By
- the lnvigorat1r. Take it in small doses Oh re-
urins, .ndi assists nature in her operations.
"a ~ gradually diminishing the dose, the bowels
- are ieH In . heaithy and active state. and work
- regularly - clock work.
nlck Is very soon relieved by
- tAklns . double dose OF the LrigorGtor, which
- cotIec,s all ascidty and sourn-ss Of the stomach.
as IL relieves AN onnr..s;v us ~ y mas no equal,
|" Yer eating heartily. For ataaiiy medicine gen.
aa,ny =. = : ~ speas IN the highest terms.
". lmvtSOfas0r CT M TO US
W .s : = Is 2 cure Tor Liver Complaints,
ano al diseases arising from u Diseased Liver.
- ine testimonials OF 30 many CT our Physicians
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
Auction Sale.

I'm Thursday February 9Th at 2 0tl0k, p H. vii
~ be scld for freight and charge. a the Ware
house u the subscriber opposite the Rail Road
Depot.
A Sorrel Horse consigned to p. Oounon, Davsn-
port, Iowa.
D. B 0HKLLEY.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
psnIdlp Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09

Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
Winter -arrayc cement,
an and after Es'i:. De LIST 1850, AMI until
Ofurther notice. trains Will leave RoeA Islsa d da,y
Sundays excepted, as foioNs:
LIST mail train at 10 90
"a night express 90 p. n.
81 freight, win "a Class cars at 80 A n
Trains arrive st Rock Island daily, Sundays ex
cepter, AS follows
list niRnt expr-bb a. o.W 4.
"a mall tram ~ 900 p. n.
8d freight, with ID class cars at 93OPM
All trains over this road are In direct Connection At
Chicago With trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central X. r. to and from Detroit. To-
leio, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
brnkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also a.
LiSa!le with trains OF the Illinois Central Road-
North to Gaiena and South to st. Louis aud Cairo, 70
Mhlch places tickets can be procured Of
8. s. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent.
X. 4. Depot, Rock Island.
! passengers are reminded Of the neoessi.y.of giving
distinct directions rs TO the destination Of their bag
gage, also 70 procure tickets before taxing their seats
In the cars, ~ the conductors collect fares only to sts-
ttons on the line OF the Chicago ARock Island railroad.
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent,
". h. WHTYhAN, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Nov. q. iSaS. [dtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
TO the Afflicted.
. Safe 4 Sure Cure for the Gravel.

hAVk In my possession . Recipe which / will
warrant TO especially cure the GRAVEL even In
- worst stages; the medicines are purely vegetable
even within the reach Of any and every one with
out sroeole and expense, after obtaining the Recipe.
TIRES dollars enclosed 10 my address will ensure u
any ono the sfore Recipe by return u mail, together
with full and complete directions for using.
Address DOCT. G. g. BTETsON,
Box 70 Post once,
Davenport,
Iowa.
ocAdtf f0a,ette copyl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09

Urls EVENING, IT I O'Clock, and continue
! evening this week,
At HAle'S Auction Room.

On SnoosD strict, near Perry, 4 large assortment
Of usefui and fancy Artiti-p, conprt. mr. in uAyt y.
follows, VIZ Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. Hats. c o.
thing, Shi Is. Under Shirts ard Drawers. Linen
H1kfs., Hosiery. Snspender.. Buttons. Thread
Combs. Hooks and Ey.s, Knives. Pina Ne.o.s
CLOCKS, watches, Jewelry, Papcr, Penn, Books, Pur-
n'tnre. Groceries, &C, &c. too numer US 10 mention.
U".,,a.ments - AL descriptions solicited.
., ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer.
ErbluC Qeropd straef
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
G CITY
REsak E0T.ATE
DISTRIB
AT COLUMDUs, OHIO,
q,
WORTH OF PROPERTY.
WHOLE NUMBER OF TlCKEfS. SO.ooa
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH.

" s1OAE number VI TuChkT8, 6O,00o.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH.
CAPT. Al PRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUSE.
i Lot and Furniture, southeast corner Of
Ok and Fourth streets, Columbus, o ......$l 100
! Hous sc ana Lot, south eide Friend. between
9Th and 7Gf streets, CJlumAus, Ohio. 6.ADO
2 Suburban 4 acre building Lois. on Broad
way, ss,aoo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
l Suburban ! acre 81 poles bailding Lot on
5000
! Brick House sni half lot south st. corner
Of Rich and 9th streets.................. CLEO
50 acres Of land Ia MADISON county, Ohio,
near Railroad 1870
5 lots Ut the Columbus (0aio) Depot, fused by
nve Tailroads) EGO
] lott Bar:iett. Huiburd Il smiths addition
- Columbus. LAO
A n. at cottage and lot OH Friend street, CO.
lulnbus, lao
The Riddle Slaughter House end Cattle Yard
attached, one mile vest OF Coiumbus.... 100
Bri.k Cottage and acre lot, . neat suburban
residence. $40
20 suburban bulldog lots, one acre each, $3.50
49,
lo3 cry lots n JJhn W. BaAer's 81 Broadway
addition. IS SEQ
l9 Its Ia John W. Bakers LIST addition Oh
Broadway 4,7Ao
The above schedule Of property embraces princ!-
paI;y splendid Guy kesidences, City and Suburban
Building lots In AID adjoining q e City OF Columbus.
Ohio-tha Capitol OF the TIL, RID eTATE IN HsU
'H1E0 o"a AeRtuly I"s
crossing IN manufactures, commerce, p pulation,
wealth aud in the value Of its real estate
The above property will be distributed 10 Ticket
Holders, before or oil
The - Day Of March, 1855,
II the Ticket, are not sooner disposed of: but In
view OF the interests OF the Tichet holders. the lsrse
amount, and the great value Of the property risked,
. sIfic ent time sfttY the sale OF the ticke ts viii b. q
lowed TO give six weeks notice, Qhrough agents and
newspapers) % that such ticket hold rs Can appoint
their commit &c to make su b dist
The public Is Sss1red that this distributor Of prop
erty Is not connected with any Exhibition, Concert,
or any otser costly entertainment, which can be en-.
joyed by only a few Ticket Holders ; but cor sists Of
solid valuable property, so proportiened 10 the price
Of the ticket, that each person can have . fair and
equal chance.
Person. willing Columbus, Ohio, are requested TO
xamiDe The location and charaetsr OF raid property,
and the FLATS OF the same now on file In his office.
Those desiring To purchase tickets can obi ain them
at this office by enclosing I! (n current Bark BILLS
on any specie paying Bank III The Union) for each tick
ct oriered.
Agents. WANTED.
Persons desiring to act rs Agents In the sale Of
Tickets, who will forward q recommendation signed
by some res ponsib!e person, will he promptly AN
swer d.
As TO the property above mentione l the value there
Of or my standing, lrcfer the public to the Bankers,
Merchants and business men generally OF Columbus.
70 All orders for Tickets, and other ls,ter- must
be addressed to n. RINGER,
Columbus. Ohio.
Apply for Tickets and further info u
kUHNRN,
J. GILL 1T,
EDWIN FAY.
Corner Main and Second streets. Dee4i8m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
Removal.

0HnAIyD LD0NARD'S o@es nay hereafter be
y foand q TIE Court House.
II. LEONARD.
tAdSouoA~NSs ~ oapla1ountv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
DRUGGISTS.
,CRuSSES.

TRUSSES,
~ for the 'scee..ful .re..nen. Of Ms,s.. o.
Ruptures that nay b worn WIN ease
and O mfort. The subscriber hss Alvss ca hand q
large assortment Of Trsss:s, emerseaas tns 'noss ON.
sd,ra tmrn, 10 all appiicants, also for ssle SosIrnsosy
Handar.., Elastic Stockings. saf. Injecting Syvtna~
H. dyaut rp-u as, ~ neW and improved makers.
dtf - JAcvov. Apothecsry.
T uBIN's kxuscts for the handkerchief. war
II rant J genuine. constantly "n hand and Gr
sale by
M FRANCIS JAcosv. Apothscsry.
DAziN 5 Amaniin-, ust received BY Express
Dion the manufacturers for the curs and prove
atioi ofthAl ped hands d for sals By
DIT SnAseIsJAeOsY Apotheesry.
w inv ented by Mrs. Sarah Belts. Philsdrlphia,
1isniy recommended by the Medical Faculty, ~
osine tn test instrument Of the klad; Ier save ~
df FRANCIS JACOBY, Apothecsry.
IT. MSSeS,
~Suspensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
NJ RS BETS Utero- Abdominal Supporters. Self
WI Injecting 6yringes OF the most Improved Aind.
Also BreAstpumps, &c, &c:
julyl6dtf 10 IeClsire Nov, 2ds.
Spirits ofTurpentine, Camphene
BURNING FLUID,
A LCOHOL. LARD OIL, LINsEED OIL, PISH OIL
n always on hand. Also
Paints, Dry and in Oil,
WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS,
md vAkhiSHES Of all kinds.
ORDERS fpr all Articles IN o,l- line nyuunvtlv R1t~1
J~uiyliitf TAYLOR 4 BALLOkD.
UN.IOv' DIR UG o
W. W. McCAMMON 4 CO.,
No. ~ Brady street. West side, near Second street
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE sTUFFS, &c.,
ALSO THE LARGEST AHD BEST ASSORTMENT OF
r n H r. U M n "
In the city.
Erfracts for the Hdkf.,
Preparations for the HAIR,
Combs, Brushes, &c.,
WHICH We buy OF the manufacturers and will
w sell at the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department As hitherto is attended TO by Mr.. S. X
RtR,r In person. In compound preparations none
but the pnrest ingredients will be used.
N. b.. Medicines 10 be had at all hours 81 the
sight. W.. W. MEGA MMOH b co.
sep30itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
AUCTION SALES.

Auction Sale
(\F Coos uncailed for In the Office ofthc z Rs-
~ press Company, Daver port. Iowa, which Will
10 sold for freight aud charges, Ia front Ct the oficr,
On Perry street,
Monday, March lst, at 2 o'clock.
J.GALLI0AN, Ageht.
l pk J B b Brunton. l TX John Bradley, I ID W s
Brown, | Trunk A u Bartlett, I Chest Chss waldwin,
] B.x Babe, PIX Mad Louisa Bartsch, ! TX " I.
Chapu ~, . bales John Collins, ] TX N Don, haugh,
y bdis Corn Planters WIN Cady. l PIX NJ disney, ] ~
Miss c Dundore, ! pit John ksmonos, | pk Jas I'm
drsle. ] wheel VIM Foster. ! gun Hiram Palmer, IL
VIM JONES', ! pk Knox b CAT, l box q r Lat hap,
] corn planter DIR Labger, l bale ID Msrthroft, | *
q y Marsh, ! box J l. Mix. | chest W h Meyers,
bale } y Notion, ! bag J. hn MulgYew, I TX n Nirsen
trunk and bale " ksdigsn, l pk u II Schlotfelot. |
" J Saiamon, PIX Otto Smith, ] pk N Stew. nson, !
ehsir and stUol Or J D 6errin, l PIX 3 Bin pson, I
trnnk VIM Sprissl, ] bundle casting. q 4 Is StockeI,
PIX VI CHI wurnm n Co. ! pk WICK 4 Green,
] PIX TC Williams. PIX Waveriy House, | III & VIII
Hams. l pk Capt u whitney, Jan9sd1wswtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09

g RAxDolrm STREET, OPPOSITE TTE REvEaK
HORN.
woap OF soLxMN. CONSCIENTIOUS AD-

VICE 70 those who Witi ref ct
ntss so,e0n feet thatoa hun
AIRED Thousand die annually In tie
unisei States With consumption
0asesmus ~ premature decay.
fhere cannot be an effect with
ous en- edequate cause.
In view Of the awful dest,rc-
sien Of thurman life and heath by
maarasmus or premature ex-
hauetion snd decay OF the nsrv-
Oas syst~ra-aervous debility,
60 used BY sexual diseases. yuch
- the vices u Self Abuse. SEMI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
renUOPt Civ ARTILLERY.

City Arti1Iefy,
AZ L. Claire Hall. FEB. IA, 1855.
TICkETs 10 81 Pn0CURED OF :rHs INVITA-
i Ton Committee.
INVITATION COMMITTEES.
Can't. @. y. DcuUyl1n, L. Claire Home.
Ieut q. q. HAMS, DvenlnR MswA 00so.
NJ Nm. Burr & oVins1.
Col. Youu0,
Jse. !. 60; mr.. Co. : saTe:.lss 49,
Jas. D. NAE oust1v
J.. q DaAx4.s y Claise -
4. Z. A1sTo9t DaveoDeeeo De(9k.
JooopA = H.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09

Suspensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
NJ RS BETS Utero- Abdominal Supporters, Self
WI Injecting 6yringes OF the most Improved hind.
Also BreAstpuMps, &c, &c.
TAYLOR d BALLARD,
Julyl6du 10 LeClaire Nov, DDS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17

iTRsIROsvCKTTEaff8
ggatstmrrriE grlfsr,
PITTSBURGH, PENN, Chartered 1856
Board of ~ Enthusiastically of IA Teachers.
ALPHABETICALLY
The Business Mans College.
Largest and most Complete Commercial
College in the United States.
In Daily Attendance upwards of 200 Students
FACULTY. aeif
+. w. JENKINS, PRINCIPAL.
]. C. SMITH, A. NJ,
Professor of Accounts and Book Keeping.
|. /. HITCHCOCK,
Professor of Arithmetic and Commercial Calcu-
JOHN FLEMING,
Author of sThe National System of Book keeping,
Lecturer on Business; its Customs and Usages
]. w. BRENTLINGER,
Professor of Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and Pho
biography.
A. C0WLEY and A. Il. DOUTHETT,
Professors of Plain and Ornamental Penms,nship.
Il. BACON,
Lecturer on Political Economy
OF the Pittsburgh Bar. Lecturer on Commercial
saa Law.
JAMES w. KENNEDY,
OF "kenncdy's Bank Note Review" lecturer on
Counterfeit, Altered and Spurious Bank Notes
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION.
To furnish the best means for acquiring TuoR-
ouGn BUSINESS EDucATfoN, in the shortest time and
at the least expense, comprising instruction in
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING.
as applied to Merchandising Banking, Railroad
ing, &C., &c.
STEAMBOAT BOOK KEEPING.
With al the recent Improvements, taught without
extra charge.
PENMANSHIP,
Rapid Writing, with every variety AMI stv:e of
Business and Ornamental Penmanship.
ART III NJ TIC,
And thorough course OF Counting House Cal
eulations. IA
AND ALTERED NOTES.
Full Instructions given in this important branch
of Business Education.
DAILY, ON BOOK KEEPING,
Usases, Laws and Customs of Commcrte Finance
and Banking; Political Economy, Counterfeit
Notes, and other subjects having practical relation
f@n to active business FFtN -
TERMS, &C.
Book Keeping, Full Commercial Course, S35 90
Stationery, about 90
Board per week, can be obtained for r-ls 9 80
IL Students are not charged extra for Steam.
boat Book keeping, Arithmetic, OR Diploma. co
ST u ID + IT
Can enter at any time--(no yacation) review at
unlimited-usual length of course
from eight to twelve weeks
80 ~ sREFERENGE.s REBs
Four hundred and eighty seven Students entering,
from the City alone, within one year, besides the
many from the country.
ID II T. G. L / o \ s.
Specimens of Writing and Circulars, containing
full information, sent by mail free OF charge.
Address +. w. JENKINS,
Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PREMIUM PENMANSHIP-No less
than EIGHT FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded this Col
ege in the Fall of 1851, over all competitors, FOR
best writing. These, with other previous Promi-
ums, were givenin Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Vir-
ginia Pennsylvania, and in Louisville, Ky at the
United States Fair, and for all work actually done
with PEN and INK, and not for Enrared Penman-
ship. Our Penmen are fully competent to do their
own work without the aid OF the enSrayer to make
respectable.
December 2i, 1851 -1ef lssa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-17
For the Evening Post.
KEfTT--HE DID--A PARODY.


&HAMRARAGOUs BEAR.
kbear has alvays been reckoasd = formidable
1<<nnl.-s e.y sedscer whohnss ~ sicsinto d.ssh
$500 aGecsionase bat pain1sI manner. Bbs
tie most terrible specimen Of bear that We eyer
hse,d tsl Of i mentioned n he following spirited
verses which we clip from Western poem: 81
There was jolly woednan -
Was sssnsin' BY tree,
When he spied an awful big bear : ,...-
1Areming right at he. feff sfg
The bear was ramparagous,
The ban vason his hp,zz AZ
And fuI yard Of prairie 8,
He cleared At every s&ip.'' 49,. s.
UneNe1YerhM @eGry in sprskiss Of III,
late rainy spsn,' nys:-we think i We R. stod
dusd Who posdzed such weashg b sinsiag- =
sk.s.we kses isvosld nin, Tor III DAG Ing
Apiris, On E1>ndsr ropes Of nist. =
Wss lowering hissolden bucket down.
INTO the vspory ame<hyst"
II Gan ves5 a.. ~ 2poet % ~ e ssusns
.after.son shower, bu or H. ~on'1 hsnqse ike
ave knew IL would r.in. - the whsis ~ssk son1
:. A demon, whose breath congss1ed ouF blood,
wu lowering hisslimy backets down,
Into nixtute Of water and muds'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

v.rla,ss COAL Is continually on the increase all 10
s,v limited by the price at which it eau be Afforded
"a the consumer. Tue thousand per cent 'ncrea'- I'd
tss demand for mineral fuel for our steamship r''
nsoes, gss.works, factories, fouudres, VOTE s''t
and fre..des, is enough to s.sr;!e The tn'd m"o NJ"
lead to conceive that il go on at this
rate Of burning up the bowels Of our mo'nef cav ~
the day ia near at hand VIXEN she will IN re" W.
stroyed by fire. :,
Fo. instance, according to the tabular s'a ee" u"
the wear 1916. this Cumber AID GOAL trsoe may oe
said 70 have commenced. That year there "o'F
brought to tide xa,er only Is 1913 tons ana onrns e
past wear III. qusutity had increased to
Again, table of authrsci;e coal stailcs' oe'''e .'
shows that during the year 1870, when ne
COS, trade commenced. there were mined ano oio'HA
to market only 365 tons and ,hs:, during 'ne pas'
676I So (neary scuen mMon tous OF that coal "e''
r supported from the Pennsylvania m'nes ~ ."o '''
board, to supply the wants of our Atlantic e''es'
These data furnish ample material for SOBER rehs
ton OIL the subject Of the final combustion Oh ou ''''
ria p,suet, and should not be overlooked oy lnoSe
wbo b.lieys in the Ultimate destruction OF all n' g.
To our legislators these statistics present 1000 LOT e.
rou. meditation on the quest on Of STEADY oon"ul'
snoe and completion of our main rail ROADS:
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FIRE IN rARMvILLE-THE JuDGESHIp, &c

FARxylLLE, Va. Jan. %, 1858.
Gentlemen:-Last night about O'Clock. our town
was thrown uto great confusion and excitement by
the alarm Of fire which broke out 10 the vicinity OF
"ths new Tavern" and destroyed several buildings,
besides large quantity Of timber which was plsned
and ready for use. 1t seems that 1.-THE old hustler
had gone up in the stable loft TO get poVender and
carried with him CANDLE which iguited some rye
straw while he was asleep. The loss Of the timber
fails heavily upon Mr.. Sel.er, the builder OF the
new tavern" A proportion was gotten up this
morning to relnstate him. and was responded TO by
large number Of our citlzsns Such noble spirit OF
generosity cannot be too highly extoed! Much
credit 10 due to Mr.. Savage Amoss for the vigorous
efforts which he put forth to extinguish the conhagra
ton. In fact, all present discharged their duty.
regret to cay that Mr.. j. O. Jones fell from the top
of house which vas on fire. and very seriously In.
Iured himself. He is 10 q good condition now, and
nope will be up in few days.
uoticrd in your paper the names OF several very
distinguished gentlemen recommended a. suitable
candidates for the Office of Judge 10 this district-
Allow me TO call the attention OF the people Of the
district to Wood Bou!din, Esq, Of Charlotte. sm
sure no man could carry the bench more honor and
dignity than Mr.. Boudin. Hs has long stood in the
front rank of the lawyers In the di.trct and during
the time of his residence In Richmond, won for himself
name written high on the scroll offame. 1.-The should
con.en, to bs candidate and should be elected, the
peopis Of the district would again have Judge Of
whom they might well be proud. Then eioths bin
with the ermius an secure the sssyioss OF hm whs
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrsoTox, Jan. 3O.-Mr. Molina, the minister
from Costa Rica, has been officially advised OF the
negotiations of the late treaty between that govern.
rnent and Nicaragua AZ it settles TO certain extent
the business for which Mr.. Escalante was specially
dispatched 10 Washington he will soon return to Costa
RIGA.
A private letter from high functionary OF Eicara.
gus received in Washington, states that the feeling
now existing between ihs Niosraguans and Costa ~
cans Ia Of the most friendly character.
The sum of s2G0OO0 in treasury notes was to-day
paid TO the mail contractors.
The government employee, are being psid their
monthly salaries to day, principally in sloO treasury
notes and small amount Of specie.
Official advices from the Pacific coast show that the
Indian tribes though pssceable have been much e1.
cited by rumors which have reached them Of the
destruction OF the government stores, and II IVES fear
cd that there disposition on their part to break
on, in open hosties
The committee on foreign affairs Of the House are
engaged 10 the preparation Of report on Central
American sffars which. it Is said, will support gene.
rally tho views OF the President.