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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27
nm. COOPER, IA DIANE STREET. ANp MKT DOCS

nR. WARREN, NO MOTT ST. CONTINUES TO Bh
~ consulted the treatment Of private diseases THIRTY
years prsctco enables him TO debility
Dis treatment safe and speedy No mercury used
nement from business required; and Of
in ariably cured in from three 20 i've days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, cAPTAIN
Cope, will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas on Inestay
sth June noon. She has excellent
for passengers Price of passage to ermuda $50 70 ST.
Thomas, SO There Is regular mail communication be-
st. Thomas and the West India Islands Havana,
Vera Cruz Venezuela &C. The Merlin will take freight.
Apply to T. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green:
Noletters mails will be received on board the Merlin,
exec Mt through ost Once.
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mr. WARDS MAGICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ diseases cured with uBexamped celebrity Never
aiures. The Of his lie the unfortunately
fena and substance that arrests disease almost u By
miracle. IL is the only speedy and saaotory means
once, corner of Canal street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

AZ Pre- aakGIN6S.--ThOMAs FAYE l. CO., NO.
az Pearl street. Madison, call the attention Of
dealers purchasers generally TO their extensive sssor
foreign Paper Hangngs of every
riety and style. particularly their hns Oak Velvet and
Gold decorations which they have
u shev glance e. Tho most pereoc what
81 eoo. si 30 When the wslls The public vted
81 nh thie and unique The
L-oht afistca' vnrhmer ampnvAa Tho
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IL beautiful elippersbip RACER, ii. w. STEELE, Com
mandcr Twill sail for the above port the 2sh Of this
well adapted for families only limited number will
be taken early Application will be necessary either
board, Pier 8, North River. to the AGENTS BUTLER
BROTHERS, 163 and lis South street. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

HOLD PEAS.-A. G. BAGLEY & CO., MANUFACTg-
" Of God Pena and Pencil Cases. and patentees Of
tho celebrated Extension Cases. Nos IL Maiden Lane and
2T Irving Bouse) Broadway.
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IINIrID STATES MAIL srEAMsnIp COMPANY, co,

VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE
shortest and cheapest route. Through tickets, without
detention The and powerful double engine steamship
NORTHERN LIGHT. $500 tons burthen. will leave from
Pier No. North river, at o'clock r. precisely Sa-
turday 9th for San Juan del Nore connecting with
the double steamships Pioneer and Independence
the Nicaragua Transit Route hsving but twelve mil
of land sportaon These steamers have
cabin and and with the increased
facilities ~ the Transit Co. for crossing rely
going through without detention at point steerag
taken through for S1s0 SIt5 they paving
their transit, For information passage apply only
to d. b. ALLEN. Agent. No. Battery place, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

a GUNTnER u co. MANUFACTURERS or IA.
~ Planned Bird Cages, lel William streetBuyers will
mad there splendid assortment Of Bird
made In the hest unsurpassed and cheaper than
Anywhere else,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

MENTAL ALCHEMY.-PROF B. BROWN WILLIAMS
lvI will continue his of popular lectures
pheric Electricity and Mental Alchemy at Bleeekor Build
ngs Of Blocker and Morton Streets
this week Except Thursday commencing At o'clock Al
mission l2 Office for the of disease by his
natural and electrical mode of treatment No
COG Broadway.
PROFESSOR WILTON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF TIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

~ and original CamphoB Mnstrels have returned fren
succctau tour through the South and West and will
form nj Newark Monday and Tuesday May 9th and zsA
and at Hail. Brooklyn the 2bth th 18th and
h The COMPANY consists Of the following popular peg
hell =. u. Atlot II. Rumsey g. y. Clark r. r. Prsndsr-
CAST and J. T. Temple. DR. r. A. JONES Agent.
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- man having $o0OO at his command, wishes enter
into oopartnershp with Exchange Br0kor already
established in Wall street. Address B. b. box No ia
General Post OGHcs. -. =" - -''~'--
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nR. WARDS UNTORTUNATEs FRIEND.-IF CUREE
~ the evidence then there IL medicine tor
vate Diseases to be compared t. this Ihousande toll
,ou that they never have got cell with0utit NV
sken by mntudcs without discovery. Free from unIlsr
iantpes INN edate death TO the disease Price ST. dos
orner Of Canal street and Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

DRAFTS ON IRELAND, &c-THE SUBSCRIBERS
- draw sight drafts various banks and bankers in
England, ireland, and Scotland, In sums to suit
WILLIAMS GUION. No. 40 Fulton street.
can be secured by the old Black Star line OF Lii
verposl packets sailing LIST 6th th 6th st and 9th Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

GR 000 WANTED-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
PO sOOO or q brick house that rents for $500, aud
twentythroe lots Of ground situated at Clifton Staten
Island thousand feet from Vanderbilts landing Pro-
good bond ccptionabe interest paid promptly.
ter addressed to box 1896 Post Office will be attended
S24OOOToe A AT SIX PER Gent
$1,000 on class proved this city APP
Oily e. j. w MORRIS BROTHER. Nos. % and % Wall
street, corner of Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

GOAL -REMovAL-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RE-
~ moved his Gown town Office frem "a Broadway to tho
basnent of 5 Wall street and is selling
Anthracite and Btumnous Goals at greatly reduced prices
JAMES l.. WORTH, 35 Wall street, Fourth, corner of
Thompson and Sixth of Amos street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

SEGARS. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
- ccyed importation of the celebrated Cnto Orion
brand Of Havana Ses well Known in the London market
which he offers for sale in quantities to suit purchasers
tbey Of superior quality equal to the
I'm ported. JNO. p. VAN ROSSUM. 81 Beaver street.
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nR. CONyERS' INvIGoRATING CORDIAL.--THT
~ greatest remedy for the sad consequences Of
which bgbts the prospects and hopes o many pro
missing young men Hundreds in To COUNTRY who are
ing tho dreadful will find relief by this
f2a hotte three bottles for S. Important advice thu
married and single. Office % Third avenue, where th
Doctor is consulted tpost paid); sold at 13 Chamber
street Dr. Cs down town office where NIL private diseases
cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

A STOk PLACE OPERA HOUSK-PARQUET AND
~ Boxes 10 cents, Amphheatre % cents Sofa Seats o.
Tho box book IL from through tho day, WkoQ
seats ma, be secured Tickets sold for Parque Boxes ssd
Sons secure the seats for the evening Doors
formance will CONNIE At "a o'clock Thursday evenfns
May n will be presented the drama Of the C0RSICAB
BhO1HkKS. or La Vend.tta-Mr. Brooke the BsU-
Tiers NJ do Cha'.nu-Renard Mr.: Jordan; NJ Alfred NsS
unrd MIR Lyme. Giordsno Msrteli Mr. Arnold LIE BAroa
hontsron MIR. barrie Madame Savis dol FrAnohi Mrs..
Victery: Emile de I.sparr. Mrs G Hale.
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LNoR CHARLEsT0N.-U. S. MAIL STEAMER MARION.
IL This magnificent mship will leave for the above
port Saturday, May g, at o'clock, r. NJ precisely;
For freight apply board at pier No North River and
for passage, at the counting rooms of
sP0FFORD TILESTON X CO, 4s South street.
The James Adger will follow Wednesday I'd o. june
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

cTNHE GREAT ATTRA CTIoN AT NJ. 81 BROADWAY
still tinues undated The proprietor, xious
in TO merit the approba If his patrons has
completed arrangements for this weet commencing this
day Monday the oath inst offer extraordinary induce
ments TO prchasers In addition to the novelties already
advertised. he has had CONSIGNED, for i'm mediate sale
magnificent assemh OF elegant aris Hats at 81 30 S.
and SO 20 each every vastly superior in style and
Gle any offered 10 this city ut SIS aud 81 eaoh
p observe tho Ladies Parssn Hat Depot, No. 3il
WV. ATKINS. Proprietor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

New REMEDY FOR ToorHAcHE.-Mr.
James BeatsoD, Of Airdrie, says, sGum
Copal, when dissolved in chloroform, forms
an excellent compound for stufing the
holes in decayed teeth. have used it
very frequently, and The benefits which my
patients have derived from it is truly as.
tonishine. The application is simple and
easy. clean cut the hole and moisten a
little cotton with the. solution; introduce
this into The decayed part, and in every in-
stance the relief has been almost insianaa.
neous. The chloroform removes the pain,
and the gum copal resis.s the action oflhe
.saliva; md as the application is SO agree
able, those who may labor under this
dreadful malady, would do well 10 make
trial Of il.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
$soo. 600 jp0e. lks Cold yield for 1861

The New York Hsrald, ma king .she min.
ing operations Of tbs past wear basis for
&C essimaes Of Int viii bs the product for
this year, oAtcaaates that i will no. fall
below two hussfed millions 81 dullars:
The sstimase Of the nlines Of Australia
for the ensuing year, from the actual re-
turns Of ihs gold exported np % the los: ad-
vices cover the enosnaous aggregate of
sixiy to eighty ailioas Of dollars. Our
last resuris trssn California authorize On
sssima.a Of . sun .ptai for the year equally
large IN hal quarter, and wholly unpsscs.
denied in The history Of The mines Of Amer.
lea. From New Mexico. from old Mexi-
co, from Central Amsrica, from South
America, frtm Russia, and from Africa,
and eIsewhers, The grand aggregate for the
year 1852, OF tho yield Of silver and gold.
will probably sxcsed, ard considerably ex>
csed the highly respectable figure Of $500,
o00 600 Two handrsd millions Of dollars
This annual addition 10 ths precious
metals Of The world may be the better ap-
praciated by comparison with the snnual
Averages Of gold and silves added TO the
common stock u tho periods before thesa
latest discoveries. From the discovery oi
America, from which Spain was almost as
by magic, raised 70 q position Of unexam-
pied richaa aud mAg Agni6cence BY the wealth
ofthe new wostd, down 10 1903, the an.
nuai average Of the yield Of ths gold and
silver mines Of The world did DOL exceed
6I7 .0O0, 900, for the Whole intervening
period Ffam 1903 10 1852, j. has not ex.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

+
Purcell, the famous English punster, was
asked one evening to make pun.
aUpon what subject" said he
4The King" said one of the company.
Tie King said Purcell sthe Hing Is
no subject. 9
Tom pres ented bis bill TO bis neighbor
Joe for service rendered. The latter look
editoger and expressed much surprise at
the amount.
independence Of mind, freedom from a
slayish respect to the taste and opinions of
others. next to goodness Of heart, will insure
Que happiness ia the conduct OF life.
The hardeet thing TO be held in this
world, is an unruly tongue. Ii beats hot
smoothing iron, and kicking horie, con.
.siderably.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
Stery Of Z YoHBg widow.

OF ell things earthly, nothing Is sso full of
resignation for The Pass, and hope for the
fulure, as blooming young widow moth.
ing 80 loving, nothing 90 loveable. The
following yarn from the LaWEencehufgh
Register is q case in point
w hile in Arkansas, lasa December, we
saw and conysrsed with . young and beau.
tiful widow. only a. years old who had
followed 10 the grave, Ne bodies of her
four husbands. Il was q country party, in
thai wild region, We frst saw her. We
liked her appsarnnee and obtained an intro
puction. She was eli life and animation..
The pleasure Of the dance was her delight,
and she appeared the "gay est Of the gny y
We spent half so hour 10 conversation
with Ibis Arkansas belle. We talked Of
Tho country, wild game different kinds Of
life, single and matrimonial, &c., abou,
which she spoke well and correctly. In a
soothing lone Of voice, {for we felt interest
ed in this dazzling beauty, We imputed
saIadam. how long has your lass husband
been dead.
Isu days, yesterday. replied the afe
hiciad widow,
Good bsayensI thought We, husband
dead only tsn days, and his widow oue OF
fhe gayesi dancers q ball. We were SO
much astonished that we left her withou,
ceremony
On inquiry, pext morning. We found out
wlsaf she had told ns was true. Her hus.
band No. 4, for several years had repre-
scented his county in the Legislature, and
was highly esteemed, not as o talented leg.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
Good News.


TO all those that are afflicted with rheumatism
L sprains, bruises, cute, burns, scalds, ulcers,
Cancers piles, caked brepsts, an pain, soreness.
stiffness or weakness of joints, muscles, or ligi
mens, say call on Curtiss Hatch, l. Swift and A.
Woodwork, Ravenna, J. w. Cone s. Co., Franklin
Mills, and obtain bottle ofthe Mexican Nus
tang Liniment, and be healed at once. Try it
Win. Nj. Johnston, No liz, Second street, Pitts.
burgh; says that he had severe attack ofrheuma
tism in his right hipi after suffering some ten days,
the left hip also became affected, and he was obs
liged tos'lay up.'' He had heard of the wonder.
ful effect of the Mustang Liniment in rheumatism,
and determined TO try it. One small bottle, thor>
oughly spilled, performed perfect curel B. H.
MeaAings, 189 Walnut ST., Cincinnati, was confined
to hia bed and under tre atment ofa physician some
six weeks, with Neuralgia, of the whole of his right
side, leg, arm and face; his suferings indescribas
bic, and the only cessation from the most akoniz
ing pain, was while under the influence OF opium
or morphine. His Doctor finally advised him to
try the Must arg Liniment he did go. and in two
aays was able to 60 about his busn ess, perfectly
cured.
General agent for all good Medicines, at his
Medical Depot, Plain Dealer Building, Cleveland,
Ohio. jan20
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

aHE DIsPoTs dread OF hossuTa.-
The Paris correspondent Of the Indepsn-
dance Bslys contains the following state.
IA Mt:
.Some days ngo the English ministry
was informed thai Kossulh was onlha point
Of quitting the United States 10 return to
England. Comprehending how much
alarm the presence Of the great EIungari-
an agiiator would occasion 10 the Austrian
government, The British cablnet hastened
10 give, p,opsro aaotu, TO NJ de Buol Scha,
uenstain fresh pacific assurances. and CON-
municaledto. him the energetic measures il
iniecded 10 take, remaining, however,
within The limits of strict legality. in case
Kossuth sought TO renew bis revolutionary
plots upon tke continent,
Ii is clear those miserable wretches on
the continent are very much afraid Of Kos
suth. who, they say, OF the same time, is
Utterly desti:ute.of power.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
N A r Bile.
6 Cd Ys Cd m @

Usr received, and large share Of II Ia
~ Italian Oblesque Monuments and Grave
sone, from two inch up 10 eight in thickness, and
III szes, which was selected by US directly from
the Importers in New York; also our American is
of the best quality, from The Mills of VIM. Y. Rip.
ley, celebrated for having the finest and best Ruts
land Marble.
Take notice, that here is good an assortment
as can be found in the State, and that we selected
our stock, aRd purchased of first hands, we there
fore think that we can soil a good article as low
as heretofore haa been sold poor one by dealers
who buy of second hands. Therefore give US a
call before you purchase elsewhere, we consider
our experience guarantee that we can give entire
satisfaction. UnLBUT & Fox. =
Ravenna, Dec. 10, 1851. ly-342
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

WA young convert got up in, church
not thousand miles from here and was
making bis confession somewhat after this
sort:-sI have bssn very wicked indeed /
have; have cheated many persons, very
many !; but ] will reatore four fold; when
be was interrupted by an old lady thus
Well, / should think before you confess
much you had better marry Nancy Steb.
bins, as you agreed to. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

eA boy from the country was recent
ly taken into gsntleman's family. One
evening, after having been called up in the
the drawing room, he came down into the
kitchen, laughing immodsrately.
: What is the mattsr?" cried the cook.
. Why, said he, there's twelve Of 'sm
up there who couldn't snuff the candle, and
they had 10 ring for me to do it,"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
Sher5T,s sale.


DYVirtue Of writ Of Lev Fa to me di
ID rected and delivered from the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Portags County Ohio, shall expose
to sale at public VeDdue the Court House in the
town of Ravenna, on
Saturday the 12th day Of June, neat,
between the hours often O'Clock A NJ. and -four
O'Clock P M. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to wit:
Knowa by being village lot humber srensy-s three
in the village Of Garre,,ave in tho township of
Nelson which 10 also in the county Of Portage
cordisg to plat of said village as surveyed and
laid out BY orria Harmon, and Recorded in Portage
County Record Book ssL" pago.365, same land for-
merry owned by Walter Holley, and decided to D..
J. Beardsiey BY deed bearing date June 80 D
1874, be the same more or less but subject to ell
legal highways.
Taken in Execution wherein Martin McClin,ock
aud John McClintock were compliments and Da-
vd J. Beardsley and Elisha Garrett were respond>
ants.
Appraised N s3l7 90.
JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff.
Shcrifl's Office, Pottsge County,l
NAV 6, A. D. 1852
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

0A young lady who wore speotaclea.
exclaimed, in voice Of sentimental enthu.
siasm, to ploughman, who vas walking
ON tle road
3Do you. sir, appreciate the beauty Of
that landscape? Oh! sec those darling
sheep and lambs skipping about"
: Them amt shssp and lambs. Thsm's
hogs, Miss"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
REMOVAL.

MIR. r. C. SUTHERLAND would respect.
Iva fully inform bis heretofors literal patrons
tha, he has removed his Grocery Store two doors
West of B. Littles Book Store, where thsy will al
ways find the latch-string out and meet with a
hearty welcome. Csns,antly on hand the choices,
kinds ofGROGERIES IL PROVISIONS.
$500 lbs. of Butter wanted, for which the
highest market price will be paid In Cash.
Also, the market price 10 Cash for EGGS.
May3 T. C. SUTHERLAND
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
me Trne ReYolntientst-

Ii series Of afticles on lhsr Pelitics OF
Europe p by Charles peenieiin, in the Osa-
csa,sati Enouir.r, fhs following extracts
occurs. I1ere 10 truth in them. Dugaid
ssswnn, IN his working on the mind, long
since dsclared, that mol 81 means OF popu.
las assemblies, as Legislative bodies. ba.
by means of progress Of Science and Art,
was The true good Of The race 10 be achieved;
Reamelin says:
Diplomatisls and princes are but tho
inslf0asents oil influences far beyond their
control. OF The Kings Of Europe il is now
the truth what Goethe makes the Duchess
Of Parma say:
10 We great ones o f this earth we think
% guide The affairs OF mankind, but The
wind and the waves toss w up and down,
hi,her snd ,iithsr.'' 80
The onward progress Of the people OF
Europe is slrewsd with hfwrecks of Empires
llynaslies are but the baubles and the ilsile-
stones Of lis courseil
The condition OF the people Of Europe
dues not depend half SO much upon she
chaDge Of ils dynasties, or upon a Louis
Napoleon or a Nicholas, as they do upon
those advances in science and in pechan> :
ism, BY which the powers fnature are ad-
ded to The powers Of man, and by which
productiyeness, and with it enjoymen.s is
doubled and ireblsd. Liebig in his labra>
tory and .Hamboldt in his study, are far
more important men than the Emperor Of
Auslria and. the Quesn Victoria, nuo With
al they and their works will be renlem>
l,,< a III q, ls,,, r, III, IL "a i'll hnea
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

srTbe Albany Duschman expresses
its sur prise that young men can consent to
loaf about the rum shops as they do. when
dose Of arsenic can bs purchased for a
sixpsnce.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
For Sale or Rent.

FTNHE subscriber offers for sale or rent cheap,
l. ] his Dwelling House, Shop, and three lots,
Tor about three quarters of an ofand) situated
at Campbells Port, Portage County, Ohio. There.
is good barn and an excellent well of water on
the same.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscribe
on the premises. CORY w. MEEKER.
Campbells- Port, Feb. n, 1852 36ltf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
Chairs by sssam.

YyHE subscriber succsssor Of Tsylsr b
j MeElwain,s 10 prepared 10 fumish 90
his large Siesm Fsctoiy, jusi north Of the
Prentifs Heute vsiitiy OF GsReseais
Windsor, Dinirg, Ofce, Bosten. and ChilA-
ren's Chairs, at lev prices, and Of % good
workmanship as The best OF mstsfiala, mas
clinery and skiliefn make. sisas.i't
He rs also prepared 70 sxeeute jebs eS
Turning, and Saving Lumber fer Sasks
Blinds. Doors, &c., on short notice fsT
ready pay. JAMES B. AcELWA)A-
Rayenna. Nov. !, 1850. ase6
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

FEMALE Row In the Recorders court
Of New Orleans few days ago. the fol
lowing grave case was before the bench:
Betty Brown and Mrs. Dooly occupy ad-
joining apartments on the corner of Ben
jamin and Levee streets, and a small yard
and cistern, which they hold in common
have been for two years the cause Of hosiil-
zity between them. On the 17th inst, Mrs.
Brown made affidavit before Recorder Win
ter that Mrs. Dooly had assaulted her with
hsr own broomstick, and cut her on the
head with in ent to kill. and the case came
up for examination yesterday. The testi
mony was conflicting as to who was the ag-
gressor, but the facts were pretty well es-
tablishsd as folloWs:-Mrs Brown pinched
and made faces at the child Of Mrs. Dooly,
and the enraged mother demanded satisfac-
ton. and applied some epitbets to her foe,
which need not be repeated now. Betty
Brown replied in q very forcible and ensr-
getic manner by sending her water bucket
at the head Of Mrs. Dooly, and a regular.
pitch battle commenced between them. At
it they went, tooth and nail. and Mrs. Doc,
ly, who was the younger Of the two, was
almost victorious, when he adversary seiz
ed anarticle Of bedroom furniture and broke
il on her head. Tbs blow put Mrs. ..Dooly
hors d1 combat for the time, but she vow.
ed vengeance, and as soon as her wounds
were bound up, she entered the room Of Bet
ty, seized her broomstiek, and gave her
such well directed blow on the noddle
that she staggered and fell. Mrs. Brown
was made with her own broomssick The
Recorder intimated his intention of com
mitting the accused for trial, but The CON-
plainant declared to bind her over to keep
the peace would be far more severe pun.
ishment The Recorder agreed, Mrs. Doc.
" gave the necessary bond, and the parties
left the office looking daggers at ono an
other.