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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17
TOOTUACHEiT OOTHACHEs
TO THE TOOTHACHE.


That shoots tortured gums alang,
An thro' gics many twang,
WI knawing vengeance;
Tearing nerves wi bitter pang,
Like raking engines.-Burns. =
- QUEUR having been long established, and generaly
approved recommended by all that have usedihundreds
Of whom have saved the exhorban charges ~ dentists and
have able macae their food and ENJOY the Injuries
perfect OF teeth II purely vegetable liquid and
in possibly iniure the other teeth For SAFE
wholesale and retail by Mesrs Sands corr OF Fulton and
William Minor and Gamble, corner of Dey and Broad.
X ID Hart, 81 Broadway and retail by W. Forbes 80
Pearl street. j. r. Nones GA Broadway w.
HOW'LL, Of Canal and Hudson r. X AUSTIN 20 Gar
mine street, and Burnet New York Chemical Hail. - sixth
Avenue. Price 30 cents per phiaL !elJm
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ma. HOUsTON's BALM or 1.1LCAD. g,

INK. HOUsToN'S BALM q. r. SsILEAD. Co.'S
- Times 10 ENJOY the same reputatio thai has
bestowed upon 10y numbers ofhe cted who have suffered
from dyspepsia affections lsS;,v ss ~ snrcte
heartburn and all similar complaints virtues cannot be
highly estoIed and ~ gaming reputation That Dr. Solo
answer The purpose we'll pu, up srg. bottles with
full directions ~ EACH and sold h0csse AID yvta bv e nj
Guiou, cor. Bowsry asd Grand 81 mycey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17
DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY.
nR. COEwAN.S SURGEON DENTIST, and Msps-
acts,er Of incsrrsptbk Tech, No 1894 Spring st. Of
tibe Teeth really splendid. y ~ mv2s SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17
nH. GOODWILL's DETERG

IN. GOODWILL'S DETE RGENT Justly CO
- baed for The Of gonorhpa, and
complaints Of h. Of offered the public Ms
of the cheapest articles Of the
that can be oand ssnsl pice and great virtue. Of
which the public are informed that 100000 bottles have
been sold this city, Philadelphia and Boston, warrant the
asen,n efer t. the pablo with perfect confidence Sold
Grand street at ssceas per bottle, with full directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

n. HAMILTON. surgeon Of long standing and a pu,
practice Of physc ana surgery Europe has moved so s
house No 81 Courand street where be may DO consisted on
delicate ndecate Tn, most desperate yencea cured
in from days Of other description
tunes. nsy
y CoMPoUND-An efca sautary and efectual remedy
in all cases Of LeucoIhea, involuntary Emons Seminal Weak
and q s v@ 3si.s II. %Ss
n short pscs tune much berisDed s celebrity IN
the the above diseases confidently offered
sSs %ssh viii BE- sis5 ,sSs,ai;@ Which
pei LONDON s''' "'0'o'''e ana NAT GRAHAM
msd No. g. Nassau street. corner ofFulfss.
nOCT0K COkBITT Say be consulted - the ms.. cos
6dsS1 manner a. b. .ee street cAse
delicate diseases old obstinate ulcers. dypersa wo,ms
ofthe bidder us,hs and kidney and a.
The bsnsf effects often arising from The abuse Of mercury ned
t. pr csrbn, with the the having radically cured.
without particle ofmecury her
applicant Dr. las been epcaicS II GsFsps under q
ave hps snd ano ass mao s 70 ese az
nictsd with piles and perfect cure ELECTED m three days With
may lad proven, the oeeasnss certain a.
Y 1S's ns'Sa''e 'e''e'' Observed
soa.ases scsa s.g "a he ono &c
h t wasme snse, between GIess chancses tnc
lures seminal weakness and diseases ar.iss from
re%oye a HSi eceS, saecilsn IN
yeerate cases IN pcpeonae e r,nou as o. -
sons enras,us the msees johnsons d.s With
seasty III success aggravated Scrouous
Sores uesa,ea Leg. sTesdly healed sra souldSe
vel ~ gvrg Dr. Of The rer1ns rs..s ScS hS
nsSer sd W., when used within twenty four hours amer esposss.
medsn- directions g, r. :, n g I iaTwarded
from m', - cs"ms s' s,feet $50 disy
UK. CAHPENTEK T. cep'ulted as usual, ~ all dek-
At his well known Dispensary No Peck Slip lbs
of Pearl at. myq1.d
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VAPOR BATUS.
WE Old ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR


I PsCAREOLL returns grateful acknowledgements
y. public and the gentlemen of the medical profess
on liberal patronage bestowed his establishment,
which has been In successful operation upwards OF eleven
years As the limits of newspaper advertisement pecludes
The possibility of giving analytical detail OF the medicinal
OF the Naper Bath he begs leave merely TO state that
been found safe though powerful remedy IN all the ol-
Loving diseases cuaneous Diseases rheuiau govt ncpi-
diseases the joints, catarrhal COM
pain Group, affections of the liver asthma, sudden colds,
debility and especially powerful means OF relieving that
dangerous complaint, now 20 prevalent,
SCARLET FEVER,
over which the Vapor Bath has had influence almost
paaeled in checking and eradicang the fearful progress
which the weekly report OF nteents announce oil s having
made in tlls city
several visited the Vapor Bath Esta,-
islnent in John street. conducted by Mr. and Mrs. CARROLL
and have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths are ADMINS
''''' ''e'e WV" '"'" "" ALEX IT, STEVENS, d.
cheerfuly that have found the Baths In John
well attended and every comfort Of the patient con-
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ "
been for many in the habit Of sending patients
and Mrs. CAROLS Vapor Bath John street. and hnye
frequently taken them myself Upon all occasions had rea
satisfied with the skill with which they admin
istered and believe in this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing be desired female batlers.
wM. J. MACNEVEN, M. ID.
The Baths in constant readiness from O'Clock In the
morning I'LL O'Clock at night day, Sunday excepted,
when they open from till In the mernng Sulphur
Baths all hours of the day Portable Baths, with csmpe-
administer them when required, sent TO any
part city Brooklyn at five minutes notice Ne con-
nexon other establismenL-The shakers Concen
trated Syrup Sarsapaa and Lyerwou fosale Bathing
Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or hire. my23 imis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17
sAhH4N s,, EN NdxarF s;ssm on.s

ID CARDS. w. BRYHAM Of the Bowery steam Coniec-
and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen, respectfully in
his friends and the public that he s always
fully prepared Creams Lemopades Meads >odas
&c &c with the various decaces AZ they come IN
for ker accommodation, also the best assortment 81
pure and wholeome conectonaes manufactured the inn
proved principle. - W. b. respectfully invites those persons
who have had opportunity oi visiting h saloon 10
n call Bowery when they Judge Of the
and Of his establishment; at the same time
pedgng himself that his patrons viii always find pectable
and select society, with accommodating walters w. H. In
his whole and sole attention 20 his Bowey Is
tabishmen al~o Mrs y. the confectionery department.
and with the united exeon Of bo hope stu to merit con-
unuance of the patronage already so extensively experienced
with many thanks for past fsvors. - W. bk1hAm
Bowery steam and saloon No 2O8 Bow cry
my26-lm Opposite 10 Riyngton u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

EMerVfsceut UtnKcr
CALUBRIOUx ST0MACHIC F.FFERVES-
- CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro-
ducing an immediate eervescen daught, in the highest
possible perfection aayng the thirst well as being
mingled with component part OF the pure Jamaica Ginger
now much extoled in difficulty Of digestion where It's ned-
fastidaus and the learned. ~
To travellers tourists captains of vessels Sc win be found
ofhe highest mpor either In sickness or In
health whatever climate will any other prepa
ton estan Leng peculiarly portable, renders still fur
JOHNSON a co. Chemists,
At,ber Created Water Dep., 50 and % Cedar st.
Soda and sedlx Waters Syrups Of all kinds, Sedlz and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

No. FE.ANs. >flIh.E .-Spacous ana spieI-
Rebuilt with every convenience upon the old ce in the midst
of the Burnt District The proprietor grateful Tor most I'D
ra cheernly the wishes OF bus friends anu
public this crisis, by reduction dollar and nifty
day. while he engages continue biz style OF Keep
ing and attention as heretofore. JOHN u. FLINT.
In.tl nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

MEDICAL AID-Ohice renewed to No. 100 Chatham
lVI 81, near PeaLDR. wM EVANS long experience and
extensive practice In the treatment Of Dyspepsia Worms, and
all diseases arising from functional arrangement In the
gesve organs have secured him the favor and confidence
the public. In OF the above maladies DR. Evans
mode of restores the unhappy sufferer health and
energy In the shortest practicable time -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17
nENTIsTR,Y.-TEETH are worthy objects of the an

nENTISTRY .-TEETH worthy objects of the an
aomist the psychologists the chemists the naturaists and
f. GEDNEY, Dentist formerly No. % Park Row, "a
Chambers street. has the pleasure Of announcing to his friends
and the public his return from Europe after absence Of five
where he has spared pains expense in perecng
himself in the art OF his profession.
He has brought with him large and choice assortment of ma
ura aud Venetian Enamel Teeth, which be artificial
y, from a single tooth 10 an entire set - .
g. pledges himself fill carious or decayed Teeth with
gold or annal o to them free rom pam tor
life; and also all Incidental 10 the destruction
that may njure the beauty Of those invaluable
lie kindly permitted TO refer to the Rev Anthem d. d.,
81 Marks Church; Rev. Fras L. Hawks, D. d. 81 Thomas
Church, New York
He NAV be found at "a Chambers street, doors
Broadway -
New York, 18th December, 1885,
Mr. +. GedneySir have perused with some attention
reae the Structure Diseases and Management OF
the Human Teeth" and think, with the highly respectable
gentlemen have written you favorable opinions that the
taken the subject termed dentistry,
have shown extensive acquaintance with It's various de-
tails Your allon the importance oil the regular alien
dance of dentist both in private families and public serna-
collection OF dental surpasses thing OF the
Ihaye Its variety fitness, and hnsh filled me with
agreeable surprise; and leaves doubt Of skin and ability
in the judicious OF them. May and prosper
mls-sm" (Sgned) 3 l. MITCHELL.
Spice BITTERS.-Thcse bitters have been long
- celebrated for their peculiar virtue, in ortyng and
strengthening somach they appetite and help
digestion and purify the blood remove distractions
useful removing the jaundice they pro-
duce of the BREATH removing all scorbutc and UNI
savory bechng, and great preventive against levers
and They useful in all Of the but
particularly in the spring. by bracng the bres and pre-
venting that dsagceabe stesness and weakness arising too
frequently from relaxation the approach OF warm weather
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by -
NATHAN b. GRAHAM
mill NaSS 81 epr of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

OF Surgeons Of London sod edinburgh and memeer Of TN
Medical College Of Philadelphia cenrues direct he stten
tisn 10 the trestncn Of the following diseases. viz -
oonofrha chancres structures. irritation OF the uehra bias
uous affections Recent Of veneca cured 70 two day
without preventative may he had. Persons whc
have injured themselves By Obstructive habit viii OBJ
immediate relief Separate Offices, 2o Fulton street neal
Greenwich. The secreey observed. myi-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

"A CAND.-TO LADIES AND GENTLE
IN MEN-LADY MoNTAGUES COMPOUND CHI
NESE SOAP prepared from beautiful exotcs and warrant
cd perfectly innocent completely eradicaes tan eckles,
pmpes, spots redness and all erupons gradually
realizes clear so skin; the saow
plexions into radiant whenes mparng Il beauiuljuve-
nile bloom.
entemer, sfer shaving will find aay the irrtabity and
pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
Fer sale wholesale and retail by A. Unehill 10 Beekman
street Of William; DR.. Hart corner OF Broadway aud
Chambers Price 80 cents cake. m15-3m
INJsEAges OF THE EyE.-DR ELLIOTT, OCT.
~ LIST and Professor Of the Anatomy Diseases OF the
human
OHce, scs Broadway. Private entrance in Duane street
mel n
1TORAGE-wii ~ taken IN The ere proof stores 80 and
~ % water street. Apply on The premises, to
ala HARTMAN BIRDSALI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

| IlR. CARPENTER continues administer 10 the az
i'hcted and unfortunate the most and ceciua
at his estabshed and well known Dmp~nsay No Peck
| Slip my27.tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

S2OOO.sys and .Se ere rel ~ mort "a and sG'c
One bottle invariably Goponbra ssd IL CO. perfect
and n, anen cured the IT it, What mole need he
said Sold whole.als and retail GUI0NS PHENlX DRUG
STORE, iQ7 Bowery Grand street, an' by = Osborn,
druggist Garner Bowery Hester street An injection
pa from recipe c. sine and sold above Where
mi ection IL required, nothing Ne better. le2im~
Mr.. CARPENTER, No. Peck SIP, costumes TO de-
his undivided pesonel attention 10 the Of all deli
cate private Diseases whether recent OF Of Or
late arse. Of ~ regiment u 8 Army and for %
ttionc this city Separate Offices for the OF patients
Charges reasonable and an cases ssarastc,d my27n
AR. GOODMAN,S AMERICAN ANTI GO
~ NoRRHCEA PILIs-FG the cme Of ,f''., Gonorfhn,,
and ali aecs,ons Of the OF generation, depending
weak and morbid state :: those parts These pills are 80 well
on with the DserseH that The agent has found bu few o'he
medicines the great variety Of character which ne
a.ve Ih cbeapness great inducenerl 10Y
many 10 Try H. and The fact that IL repussn fully estabsnea
another nducsmea viii those who suffer fro" ns a"''
complaints. p.,.ovv and
GALT.-e0s aeks Ssorcd er syIleric and Liverpool
- ~ DOUGLAS ROBINSON co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

M CAHPENTER H. consuted, . usual, in all deli
IL cate az private complaints, tho confidential manner
ri HE well Dspensary, No. Peck slip, he
~ paaJ st my27n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-17

II CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo f. respectfully
SELECTS the attention OF the public his extraordinary and
ecaeous Eye Water. II has proved itself most valuable
application in and chronic inflammation afford
ing immediate relief Even eyes diseased for several years
has effected perfect cure in few days. 49,
M CHARGES moderate. jel4-2m
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DATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMEN T.-Fo,


UEa ~ ia.e sueeon OF ue xstn reg nen o. y
class of Diseases his extensive practice Europe IEia
America devoted exclusively the treatment Of veneTeal
various enables hm 10 adopt safest and most eee
ua remedies in eadcaing form OF that disease entire
from the system; his vegetable his charges mod
rate and offices private Call at 2o Fulton Gree
yich Az
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NEWS OLE THE WEEK.

The New York City Inspector reports
l64 deaths during The last week, of which
81 were from consumption, ard 10 fl ON
scarlet fever
A letter from Washington states that
Miss Catherine, eldest DAUGHTER Of Com
modore Chauncey, Of the U. S. Navy,
died at Wasington on Saturday the Is b
inst., and adls that few young ladies' were
more esteemed while living, or will be
more lamcnled when dead.
The steamboat fare between New York
and Albany is only two dollars.
Private Executions. The State Of
New Hampshire has abolished public ex f,
ecutons. and provided thai capital pun
ishments shall hereafter be inflicted with>
in the prison walls, as they arc in this
state (PenrsyIvania
Warning 10 horse Mieves! John Wright
was sentenced at the Circuit Court of ST.
Francis ( (.Arkansas) TO be hung on March
the Slst, for horse stealing.
Humane Grant.-The Luna,c FIosp;-
tails Of Williamsburg and Siaun!on, Va.,are
to receive each $1,000, by Legislative
appropriation.
The Prussian Government has lately
issued an ordinance TO dismiss from Of
flee, every fuHcIionary who shall be seen
intoxicated.
Iti is estimated there are $50, coo im~
proved farms in Massachusetts.
A crash occurred in South Hadey,
Mass. on Monday morning. The walls
oil the Mount Ilolyoke Seminary, which
had been carried up near steries, sud-
denly fell TO the g'ound, carrying with
them number of the workmen. No one
seriously injured.
Fatal A6ray. An affray tonk place
at Little Rock on the 12ih March, be-
tween Mr. Kingstaf and Mr.. Kelly. 1t
resulted in the death Of The latter, who res
ceived four or five wounds from knife.
Uneramhisd Phen0menoa.- Two post
offices in Virginia have been discontinued,
for the reason tha. no one can be found
willing 10 undertake the duties Of post
master in either Of them.
II Miser.-An old fellow named Jrn-
kIns, died lately a, Louisville aged n.
He had lost his mental faculties, and lived
Tor many years upon charity. Among
his effects were found S34S5, in old U.
S. bank notes.
Squire PLATT, the B rnegat pirate,
was sentenced on Wednesday, at the U.
S. Circuit Court, in Trenton, to 8 months
imprisonment and $3.50 fine and costs -
the jury having recommended him to the
mercy OF the court.
One Of the curren' rumors Of the Souh
is, that the Hon. John c. Calhoun will
shortly leave this country and settle in
Texas. r5
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II AGSG Of Letters

s2 ASSE or EEerS
Remrining in the Post Office at Il VIENNA,
March 81. 1881.
Elijah Lyman
Cyrenus Austin Edward Lee
Austin Leyert
lloratio Bassett James Lanestan
Robert Baird M
liorrs II Burr Josiah Merritt
Albert II. Bu!kley 5 Matthew Mailer
Albert Bu!kley Mrs Sally An, ,ru:.
John Burr na N'''
o. Bustwick Luyis Minroa
Philip Barnard ra'rick M'Gro,oh
Jchn Biackman James n'CI;nte.i-
Richard Barns Luyis Mas,on
Daniel MCIann
fau Lipter John Morris
Sam'l G, Carver Jacob Mon
Daniel Cr9s,in NJ
Dan o'ark u JaNes Nee, rry
Harriet Marah Collins n
Thatcher +. Conant Ormsbe.
Sonh r. ~ VI TX Capt J Olney
oshue' CiSrk 2
Martin f. Cock JoAn Peter,
~ Calvin Pease
Miss Z. F, Dudley Edward perkins
Francis Doremas Hannah pemrack
Miss Cornela Dow 2 Fohn p;lins
A. II. Dodge Adam Poe
Charles Dingo r.
+
George Endrews nGlu' nanhey
Johp hinHeF
Benjamin Fisher norman it1oa
John F. Folders D1hiei haaeoauGh 'f
J. f. Fem
SaIrah F. Frink george ooine'
cid.o, Finch Levi Sutliif
C Erasus Sacket
John Giihou'en G~o9 &c PaiAS
silas Grsv 9 Solomon Slaughter
Eliza Granger Mary Stunsen
tIrpb I,l,saer w Sillman
patrick Gavin John C sirgIetary
William II. Givin Lester stuFoeVanl
Denis G ,lIaaphe. George w Shoals
Cabr;eI Gray Wm b Smith
X Michael Sternbsugll
Caroline A. Haskell
George Heater 2 Alden Tough
Daniel Hall Thomas Turner
Miss Stll!a Humphrey Levi Fl Turner
Mr. Hand Hooker Taylor
Samuel Harrison John Thomson
George Heater
Miss Olive Howard John Vannimore
Lyman W Hall w
William A Hough Doct Alvin White
Mary Ann Harmon William Webb
Edith Holcomb Stephen White
X Rhoda Warner
Henry A Kent I.ucius Wood
Messrs J & T. Kitten Miss Harriet Wells
Miss Polly King Daniel Webster
l.
Samuel Lewis ]. 3. KING, L. NJ.
Ravenna, March 81, 1857.
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qr For the Courier
Sagrfsyess E2eGev,Ee.

The County Commissioners, at an ex-
ira session on Monday, and Tuesday last,
resolved to loan the proportion of the sur
plus Revenue belonging to this County,
TO the Cleveland Bank, for six and a half
per cent. While many in Portage Com
ty are borrowing money at from fifteen
to sixty per cent. on account Of the press
are produced by the Banks-whilc the
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.GRP.R0Eye.Klg gY'Rg.NY,ND.g.

TOT Office is hereby given, that all persons
y indebted to the estate Of Israel Isbel, late
efFallmage township, Partage county, Ohio,
deceased, are requested to make an imnedi.
ate payment to the subscriber, and all who
have legal claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally proven for settlement with.
IN eighteen months.
Stephen WOODEN, Administrator of
Israel Isbel, decd.
TalImage, April l3, 1887: '4;49
nat Office is hereby given to the creditors
lV of the Es ate Of Bassil Windsor, lac Of
Mantua, in the county Of Portage, and state of
Ohio deceased. to exhibit their aims legally
proven within one year, and those indebted
TO said estate are requested to make immed-
ate payment TO the subscriber
HORACE LADD, Administrator.
Mant,Ia, April II, 1897.
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T0TECE
Administrator a 's g ale.

EN- obedience to an, order of the Court Of
g Common Pless Of Huron County, Ohio,
made at the February term, A. D. 1887, |
shall sell at publicsendue, to the highest and
best bidder, at the Franklin Mills, F}cnklia
Tt,yusA;p, PO'tGgs County, Ohio, on the thir-
teenth dsyof May, A. d. 1s.7, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. Nj. and o'clock Pm
Of said day, the following describe d real es
tate, viz: Alb, ut eighteen acres cf Land lying
in the North East corner IF Lot No. Is i'll
township No. in the ninth range Of town
ships in the Connecticut western Reserve,
being the same land decided by Jesse Farn-
ham 10 Ebfr Phelps Jr., ard by said Phelps
to Charles stebbins, and by said stebbns and
Julia E, Stebbins his wife to Aaron c. Colbett
by Deed bearing date the 5th day of July,
A. u. 1881, said eighteen acres lying in (nowl
Franklin township in said county.
APPLETON II. CORRETT,
Admin 'stator Of A1on c. Corbett. deco
March 27, 1887. Z@48
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POSTSCRIPT.
Tuesday Ereing,
O o.9aIoolr ID nj

8 o'clock P. M. :
The examination of evidences in the
abduction case Terminated this afternoon.
The Messrs. Lewis were acquitted there
being no testimony against them. The
other individuals are still in prison. The
arguments of the Counsel and the dccis-
ion Of the Mayor, have been postponed
until tomorrow.
The excitement is very great. Not
less than three or four thousand indvidu-
ais are now assembled within q square of
this office, in Main street, between Third
and Second. Gen. r. T. Lytle is har-
fanguing the people, and imploring them
to disperse and go to their homes, We
have reason to hope his appeal has not
been made in vain. The military have
been ordered out to keep the peace.