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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-07
Agricultural Items.

- Corn in Kentucky is worth 20 cts: ihe
Southern Ohio, 25 cts; and IN Illinois, 1914.
- Cisterns are cheaper and better than
wells, and every barn, as wslh as house.
should have one.
- The season for tree planting will soon
be over, even in the northern attitudes
Improve the time.
- Trees injured by mice, can be saved, If
the wounds are covered with grating wax.
It should be put on when sufficiently warm
to spread.
= Look out for eaterpillars nests, and
destroy them. II permitted, theypwiIl iniuro
your fruit You can destroy them with
long pole.
- Gardeners should note Il down, Just
now, at the opening Of the season, that 4
few plants Of peppergrass in cucumber hill
will keep of the yellow bugs.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-07

NOVEL WAY OF souARINe 4 THING A
certain deacon in the northwest corner oi
Massachusetts, having lost good cow by a
stroke of lightning, resolved and actually
worked on Sundays, until he had earned Q.
nough to recover bib loss.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-07

0T Copway. the Indian, il making Fill
more speeches in New York. He isa "a.
tive, at least,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-07

liberal salary. resolved in my own mind,
Lwould go and see him Immediately after
hreakfaSt pnt
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-07

He is dead now, dear Jim, but this lesson
have learned; ;--never again to put off the
business of another for the sake Of my own.
Life or death may depend upon his. while
mine, you know. is of little Importance, teo
though life may be at stake ask why !
should psrpetuats 50 fitful an existence!
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vh;eb was done; think be monomasia., I ID IA
pp.s subjects Of spffsa] nsture
'Jsmer Gilehr,st iestfed-Wss psseisg up TIE Sixth
ave, ne betye 7 and O'Clock this morning, and
vb,n eppos te N 65S having my n@oreils ~, .om--
hIre lprov,d to be oeeeased scu * my rno'eha and
bp,cksd over 10 one side, and aso struck ne on my
/, sd. decssssd Law still when be struck the groaod,
e, ips down upon bis face foreaeSf; b,sef mp a.
the hon 50 and saw window open IN tie oth story
c. Led out and az woman IN the oasementi sac esWe
out and seeing the sight his or aims beng das 40 'a'
for ar are. of Twelve fee, .he retrieved; ~as ateT
ward Informed that be vas loigsr In the house ana
bn,d front room on the hfb foSr.
Lucinda Earle residing at No. ~ >xh avenue, ~
posed-Ny mo her rput.d front room 90 inc ipu1'.,
floor 10 John b. Fairbanks; noticed thI be sc'eh
view strangely for the pest few days; he awakened 'ne
whole family fe~ nj hts sgo by his srsoSe AMI A"a
LOSES as ii be vas in grtst agony we wee, 10 hus
rton and be said all wss right noe, toa' the mouse lap
been caused BY the spirits and be he'd mess ages nom
Li. sister be Jumped out of the window ct al empty
70, m on 'he 9Th floor lady occupying the Sdiomog
loom heard and sas him jump ous BY boxing oa' Oh
her indow.
deycsed-I hire from; of Ms. Earle 90 the htta
floor, ct the above place; have seen decessed but
lev tines; two three nights sgo vas disturbed oy
strange noss in The house, Is OF some one IN great
sgCpy; Gid not know they came from deceaseds
room about seven o'clock this morning, heard de-
ceased come up alone Al d try my door, which Vas
licked finding be could not Get in he unlocked the
Other door which vas locked siih the key the out
SIDE ard walking swiftly along the door, raised the
window, and giving one grosn, TIRES himself odt
jumped up, and looking out of my window, say him
fslipg before be had reached the pavement; he shut
the d, or Of the after be vent in heard no other
footsteps than his; Immediately gave the alarm.
After some delberaiiop, the Jury rendered the Gl-
lowing verdict;
"Johu h. FsiIbank. came to his death BY fracture
OF the skull and other IN ures, received by junong
oD Of wndo- in the itl story Of hoase No o5S Sixth
avtpue on the 10Th day of Dtcemocc, 1856, while Ia
boring under temporary insanity. caused by belief in
SpiIiiusll.p.'
The body was 'akeu in charge BY the Coroner until
the friends of deceased could be communicated with.
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NstS.y Dee .ne Immediately 't'n'a 70 So''y' De-
asa -, =,
sopnrsr Coupr-Specsl Term The whee "siea-
s,r I'M \. c,nes on Monday Dec. Canes resdy EC ~
.sr,5 nm ,rh,s Oh srs witt elerf, e-a'es
NAV b, set down for any dsy 10 the ereL
CIuEp STATES Dtsrnrcr CorEr.-Inere - 10 o6'-
,,s.r -. ~. / = "a st.,.. p, ne; Court IN Tuesday.
SUPERIOR CoURI-TrIJ Tern.-Nos IoI. oti ".
t22 sa SIS SIS 81 sis 80 81, 81. So 50 81 - 81
$50 SIS So SIS Sc ia, rs, Scr "a 49, 7s. 7o, s ~
49, ~
CoURr or ConAos PLEAs.-Tnd Tesm.-Pxt l.
Sos ~ 1904 ilf6 ia. lies lss lisa ilSl lN llS lec.
so llS7. PaT ltSos oes. lett Se 49, So. % ss, "s
80 81, ga. sfa. So sSs So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

The fpnersl Of Col. JOhIso. Mason who disi %
Medf4ld Mass las, week, took plsce in ina; towo las.
,,,s If N.Sfed being 90 wears OF sgs et the ne u
H., d,o,ase Tie funeral vas attended, by a 'arse
nrmier Of friends and relatives; amoog the ser va
Iowen M,son "a, Who is he ED g so Of the Do
cefs.6; Daniel c. Mason esq. OF me pHoI'ha7 n
ocNs.cn Eros Eew.Yo.k. Who Is The eldest son 81
Yo"eu Nm ard who hal with kIn Ais eldest son
sIo was great 81 apdsou 10 the deceased
Sr, MoSsrER-A shark was recently csp d-ei
., NV Orleans. msasuirg .aEeeSea i--t ,sevsl
iDche in orgth sud nDe fe~t 70 clfu.'i'orn'; us
III of ieth three Of TIE RVS - ng .1,'e
bet ba e 10 BIZ panne6 fond the o'dy q
nan 10 bslf deoomp1s-d sis'e SO "a, az s,o'a >,
iu1ge', tie corpse VS. hst 81 49,. -.
an HnSerhr., cotton ,oaIs, md sh'es Ds-r7 new o.
he Cousrsts gai' Ct Kind.
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INV INTELLIGENCE.
sURRoGATE's CoURT-Nov. 2o-Be'ore the Hon. A. W.
BRADFORD.
rur pIRIsU WILL CASE.

svRROGATE'S COURT-Nov. 2O.-Be'ore the Hon. A. W.
BRADFORD.
THE PARISH WILL CASE.
James Fisher being further directly examined by
Mr. Evsrt. said Mr. Pli,b would frequently IN MS Sernooa
hs place at Heitsie he would say .oon VI
tin be oud walk round he stables and look a. the horses
M DeafeG, horses aud bis own look over 'n Inc ,3 zoe
heads the ctck eLs were too asht OF 90 ioos ne
W'ulu pom VIE n' ~ ~ va. aTse belor ling
10 Mr. Dtla6 throush which he would look At the vessel" IL
HG .Teme. he Void ii. which va, kept ho@e
Union square, and which brought WITH h a. tae ,se'
scope !. Dot properly adjusted he would hand ba"k 20 Mrs
Psb 10 be pulled forward put back, aaer the return
Nom we eos SaNs .tsdtI on bin a. dnuer some
us. sometimes Wa. going out be would motion 70
h. would nod bis bead and say distinctly yes; between duner
and would sometimes wax out TO the stable OF IL the
tin,. l. as reid 10 him; Mr. Delaield sometimes read It TO
him and sometimes rad myself always bousnt him s'
kcncI,bsn OF DR. smith Dr. Desied would converse "th
lin the first sDd 6eenth Of eaeh month were es asy 70 d
ny ,h clocks Mr. Parish would 20 aai A - , h; ,b a
take ,te key in his hands Mrs Par would te n' ,ne!
she ulo b. ound up she would not forget VII TIE Me's
Deslcd came home they would VIM up 'ue 10 IL ~ ~
Parish would compare watches with themi twice hL tS'h
wa, carried down chair the fret time 10 sepe yer
he ,opd time was on the day carried him with the
h.lp Cf the seIy@ns when he hrst went dow"
several but not severe while Tas vith nm
they slight, none OF these sseu o' w. m
h,e- ds,s bad spssms one in November Nna ohs
"a :, .ps,n b, looked better Every way ne'nes
, sy 20 90 bone 10 nv own house would ask Mrs and
be 20 Mr. sometimes he would yes And some
lin .. ro when be yes would take out hi watch Puet
on his knee and point how lorg might be gole two thfe9
hours m.tiues stayed my time, then n. would scoiS
n ,hak. his fat and utt sounds be often TOOK
M oDe at usht BY the order Of Dr. Deaned gaze oim one
dose then ne four then That dd NJ ske e
Zee, sno, In when II thu 10 take the last
be ,spped on the of the bed 10 wake me- asse1 ne
10 4ie his he said said ne had
taken had better walt he said he insisted on
tlng .cdiciUe brought glsss OF water hoping tnAt
vond sss, him he spilled The Faer with his hand asked ~
h. de. mined have the medicine he said Why yes
have Le.Id Mr. p say, "Wby yes several times; have
heard him say the cosohmsn sometime. to me- have
crn Mr. Gpduet only at the house Mr. r. was IN tnc
L,s Vim Wr Ca1ust uas announced Nj r. stood right
up by nef with his hand the chairs he shook ban VIII
Nh ~ sIsyeo an hour; | was u the most Of the time
Mr. Gasqua tsted tn Mr. about New Orleans, and 81 Louis
ud IN, West The general topics Of the dsy when he took
cave 2. o the door with bm; never saw him 40
20 ne aoor any before Mr. Pc bearing was very
rood he could hear well any ever h ew have
known him. stairs, hear the doorbe whea
did
Case adjourned 20 Defenders.
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ITO THE prBuC.-CONsUMPrloN.-

Il WATklNSON'S Pt'LMONACIA a sale, reiss'e i.nuy
msdn Wsr1nted Tot 10 contain particle Of mercury OF -3
ON intra poison not nac dsy. wonder, ~ ip 20 50
and hrnhuE the puzzle lie hes ussd 70 5f years ia pvae
families Of ends and reqGcst Of hlndf Is
las rd be oncrs u 10 the public benefit aud relieve u
fGhtfIg rom thai fsa cicae, nhCrett ghe
climate Carrying on It's thousan early
Il aeccd Of tto rumsrkahle cures
heard Of; how dear friend death al
hore given up. lives and enjoys good hca
qus oD.y reevtT ,onsumpivn pati,u tu, ,r
tho lubgs rsckps coughs,
bronchial afc~or 81 ihe throsi, Internal a. "A. whore
ihc blood impure has eqas The dsovcreT CT PCT
NONACIAis RICHARD WATkfNSON gentlemen II vii
Known standing IN PAssislshs and NcWYcrs Tsose thAt
ke scquein-a VIII kin k.os here Is gpS key
bug about H. bsr y ccr cates ts.i b. ,sbei
a. viii satisfy he redsous - - ts g.ae
Y WILKINSON
No BroadvAys ony pass ;.t oify "seTs so
ke eitaiatd rsiSS i per kottIe.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

M KENNEDY Of Roisary L.. 4.oe,.Ise n enc e ON
sTaSap o as's. ,.. 1o sS as
DC bas TIED In over se,eo hundred e..ss sa ess a. -
Posssion kznsred certificates d s vSse ID within
t.sD;y mile. Of Boston ,.,
One three BOTTLES sill The worst kind Of Pnpsrs "
I've or h,-ee bottle. viii clear II. system Of boIa
Two hottie. warranted 20 cure The worst eAnser N tss
Tire 70 nv. bottles warranted The Of
eryspei.. ,,.a % ,,,. ii h,,,o, :, III,
Two bottle. are ~.rranted running Of The me
v.s1ed eor-up; A. runzns
On, bottle will cure .esly eruption, Of The SKIN.
Two three bottles warranted 70 cure the worst ease CT
Two three bottle. warranted the cssDe
rate OF Rheumatism
Fiye 70 eight bottles VII! cure the scrofuh
benefit always experienced from the lrs; bOts, AID
perfect cure warranted when the above qrAnty u tAkeI
Noting looks improbable 70 those Sso have IL vain tired
=, he SDts5 sa s q S 5 I sn ;t . Ss .sI.
helno II lie .y.;e: 70! II !. ated i IL goo az
sbou II, suiRs but not yolI. Fedded over
thousand bottle. Of IN tie vicinity Of Boston know ID.
est cur. done in pss.ebueit. ave II to children
year old, 70 old Peoge Of .I'y have seen P15, pm!
stored 20 perfect .ste Of health BY one bottle -
To those who .Ubeet 'cs aesdsehe one bottle vii
soiae v no ns We. ne body !. .ourd II WORK. quit.
ess2 b., hsre the. l. any Of the function,
ns,e viii very suAr feeling but You must not %
alarmed: they AWAY d.ppen in from four Gays to ~eeI
Thee IL never bad result, the contrary when re.
feerr rome you will feel yourself Ike new person heArc
,ome q the most eI,rsy,ssnt eneorums OF that ever Dn
listened 20.
Manufactured By DONALD KENNEDY, No Is "aTea-':-'
Whos.al@ Asent for New.York c. " CLICKENEa Co..
10 81 Barclay-st; CHARLES II: RING No l91 BI0ssvsJ
B. 4 D. SANDS No. ll Nillism-st; MARSH, OWE
Co No. 100 Greenwich-st- BOYD PAUL, Ch.nbeZ.., ;
WILLS Co., No. us Frankln-.t ~ KESSON ROBBINS
1 Co. No. lS Ehden-lAne; HAEfLAND. HAkRAL 4
RISIfY W.uen-st. BARNES PARK, No. S0t Broadway
WARD CLOSE Il Co. Asden-snd; Mrs HAYES. Brooklyn;
and for se At retail BY al respectable Drsssss hroushoui The
rTrou
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EXCITEMENT ~ LOWELL A WoskS POISONED
We JealD by gcntem from Lowell that an uno. uA
excitement was created 10 that city Thursday amer
not H. on account Of the arrest Of barber on suspicion
of having poisoned Mr. Decker, well known o.
cock at The Washington House.
The facts we learn them are, that kaiph iiogbes,
sHss Cbeyeny who pretends to he en- Itshan Dat VINO
h believed 10 BE- negro who alters his appearance
by ,haying the wool of bis bead I'D wears blsck
,traiebt-bsred wig, has kept BARRIERS shop 10 The
basement Of the Washington House, and WAS In the
habit of visiting the kItchea anG cook-rOom. Some
Gays since Hughes became angry with Mrs. Decker
b.cause Il Re accused him Of having white woman fa
a wife, and at the time swore he would have his re-
venge After hearing of lis threats msde at different
tin e. Mrs. Decker had Der fers eIcit'd ADD endea-
vored to mske friends with him and have the matter
amicsbDy settled.
One day. in q jOcose manner she raid 10 Hughes
that she would like some new cider, and Hagbes Of
cred 10 get ii for Der. He accordingly went ont and
soon reurped with some ciCer, little OF whi,h Mrs.
d. drank coon after which she seized with vomlt-
Ds and COZ ,nued to vomit at intervals during t~o or
three days. Notwithstanding the prompt attention OF
pb, sicisns rhe died.
From Hnches's subsequent conduct. and remsn
which he made relative 10 the matter, CITY msrsaal
CLuepce arrested him ThursdAy afternoon ana con-
uiittd him 10 jail 10 await the resof OF ' rohe,
rou.st and ar ANALYSIS Of the sediment remaining IN
tbe h ,,ile v bch contained The cider
The uhysici4ls previous TO the death oil The woman,
AID Iot .n.ue.4 that poison had been &Dimsprod W
I,r hal VIII, informed Of the cIcUms'aoces about The
ci5,r and tbc conduct Of Ho9hs, they expressed an
orinop that Der symptoms indicated the presence OF
nps' IN her s. stcG The whole matter u unle' gpus
uqh Investigation. 3Oscn Journal, 18th.
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RAILROAD.-The GREAT

II
i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern ard Southwestern States BY con
tnuous Railway direct This Road also connects at Pittsburgh
and at Cleveland snd Ssnduiy with to all ports
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest Az
reliable by which FREIGHT can be forwarded To and
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
ERsT CLASS Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, aoc.nts
Books Dry Goods in boxes bales and trunksl 100 H.
Drugs I'm boxes and bales. Feathers, turs Ac.:)
SycoN CT DO nestle Shcetins, Shifting aud -
Ticking iu origin baes) Drugs u casis Hard Iocens
wtr. Leather lin roll, OF boI.s Wool and Sheep 100 TO-
Pels, Eastward Ac...' '.'''':..'..';'.'l
TniRD CLAss-Anns steel Cnsins uh oasks les ceuts p
Tobacco, Manufactured Except Cigars or cut &c
FouRTn CLASS Coffee. Fish Bacon Beet and
Pork TN casks boxes Eastward Lard and IS scents
Lard Oil. NAs Soda Ash, German Gay, Tar, 100 H.
Pitch, ROfin,
FLCrR - Il 4 Dbl. until fuIth CT notice
GRAlA-SO cents y 100 n until further notice.
CoIToNs2 bale nCt exceeding 100 weight until Farther
notice. 90,
10 shipping Goods from any point east ofPhiephis par.
ticular mark tbs pckase "Ns Pennsylvania Railroad All
eods the Agents of this Road at Phadephs
Pittsburgh viii be foIw aTdcd without detention.
FRYiGHT AGEsTs--IInIis, Wormey Co, Memphis Tenn
r. Sas. Co.. ST Lcns; J. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Ind Dumesun, Bell CO., and Carter K Jewett, Louis
lille Ky. h. C. Medium Madison Ind spngman Brown,
md irwin Co, Cincinnati ~ w. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Leeeh Co. No 81 Kbyst., Boston, Lcech Co.. No.
Asor House Ncw-YoIk No Wnlam-st., and No. Bat
Rooms Baltimore; Geo. c. Frsuciscus, Pittsburgh
II. ". rot STON, ocneral Freight Agent. Philadelphia
HI LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
November Is Ieh6.
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SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
y In connection with Express Trains Oh the NewYoTs and
Ere Railroad
On ana sfCI MONDAY, Oct. % and until further uoc>
Passenger Trsins will follows Sundays excepted
Leave New. York from pier foot Of Dusnes ~ Wis
Buffalo, Exprss-connoetipe ~ bnehMnton with shPre"
fran for Sy rscuse ,,-,-.
With EN press Train Tor Syracuse and Osweeo -,
Tbroush Tickets be procured the Ticket Once OF me
E.wtYo5k and Erie Road. ". b. GILBERT, ssp-
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SpGcILL TssN-Sov. o.
Before Judges DAILY and BsADy.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEeIAL TssN-Nov a.
Before Judges DAILY and BsADS
DECISIONS.
Richard Ldde ast. VIM. MllHsaD.
sidney Oa.smith agt Js. su,herlspt
Order affirmed wi q ten dollars costs.
Michael German AIT VIM Pe.tet
Order affirmed, with ten d. liars cOss
Asa Mech AT, VIM Brown
JUDGMENT reverted.
Horace Scranton sgi. Uhah Levy.
Judgment affirmed.
Ralph Mccormick ss;. Sarah Wilson.
Judsmen, affirmed.
LOU. Wlainpns sgt. Henry schm&e
judgment affirmed
Samuel d. Beach ssL Niece hcosnn.
JUdem. ~ reversed.
winiaa Maesey AT, Henry Blaesman
Judgment affirmed.
Andrew Leay as' Phiip.hdoDe
Judgment affirmed.
Jacob ulheh ,s,. Hssb Mecabs
JDdsnen, off med
Joseph BnttOn aet. yohniBrewrer
Judgntn affirmed.
James Haughey aFt Mathew A "ison
Jadgm.Br fnrI-to.
The Mayor. &e sss Edm1f p H. olosoh-
kpt.aI disu Iced sitI ten collars costs.
George W Bbbles Sst Alex. b. WA!ls
judgment Ut. D,t.
DIN aerv.n at. The Same.
Judgment firmsc.
NeL.s. gsnneuJ A. Tie SAFE
Judgmelt stim-G.
kbh0lss Demsrss, 81. The zane
,Judgne1 affirmed.
Geo. Grsec ast CAaues {. T.sIs,on.
jed, Z ent fire e.
Jss OConrI az. A w1,ol and r. c. Day.
Judgment I.y-Trtd.
sPEciSL TgFz-BrfoEe Jaige BsADY.
F,Abe. J. Tourney apt. Wm. Rossh, IL.
Motion srADfed vi,bOut costs.
Pstuyn d william STAG for appointment " rsrt h'eh-
PetrrD gTsiirf.
John sL'f>a Az. Jossph ". RrsifssF' te'
Order stJiDg the ia .urs 20 be 'rlei
Jo.eph Chambers AIT Henry j. h~Jhsn',
Oyce- directing plsi d ii 70 fife ,-nty iof cpss
joe Da silvs Ma "a Fsr-.r. az WAl.-1n DEP ".
Deia4t %. Ord aud 10 gmeai 80 asl4e y" P"J 1'"'
If 81 cos;s Of opposiDs rno'ioS
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DrsrRucrtvr CoxFLAGRArIos.-About IL O'Clock
lsst night smoke discovered ssuing from the third
story of the largo fvestory building, occupied pnpo
pay by Messrs Courti Willetts az cottage idr-
nitpre Warehouse and manufac',ry. The lames, whom
fist discovered we're confined 10 the drawing room OF
The iii ographic establishment of Mr. Alphouo Beet.
An alarm was speedily given, and several hre compa-
lies soon in service but ctsPie toer esefn MS W
prevent the spread Of the ames the entire upper PVT
of the large structure coon IN light blaze Inc
Stats House bell struck for general alarm, AMI inc
entire Fire Department came upon the ground ana
went in's service But the mass oil as",.s was soo
row el full Tor The opposing element, and tho ire ex-
tfrSed downward from floor to n or until The entre
building was destroyed. 80
Con,trey 4 Nilles were the lessees OF the bolilng,
ord occupied the whole OF II with TIE exception o mo
basement and the second aud third stories. This firm
had ytry large stock of furniture and matsrais on
hard portion Of the furniture was saved In dam
sped condition. They estimate their lo.s at sl9U
sl0,tCo Of which Is covered ny insurance ineS
worh men losc all their too-.
The second floor was occupied By NJ X. J.. Barnes,
man publisher But little saved from this portion
of he building. The loss Of Mr. Barnes 10 sOoOo, OF
which 5000 only is covered by insurance.
Mr. Bretts Ices Is about s6,OVo, upon which terc
The basement WINS used a. a concert saloon, aad Wa
well known Rs the koesuth Exchange. Mr.. j. n.
Thomas the proprietor Ihe loss here Is s"oi no
The building was owned by Ar. lIymso Grsts. Mr.
Qs Lose Is about 1900, OF which sioooo 10 covered
by insurance.
porttD OF the soul bern wall fell outward with tnc-
ner dous crash. The falling wall fell upon small one
story brick building adjoining the burning structare
OIL crushed il TO the ground. This snail bu ding Wa
III cd 40 an Office by the Phi sdo phis Gas Company.
he loss OF the Company on thus small edidce not
important.
The n ps Of tie wall also fell upon the roof Of the
old two. sioried building ile SOUTH o. upiod NJ
the principal Office Of the Gas Company. This slruc-
ure as well the mall Office already referred o. DO
orgs 10 the German Society. Tcsecond story Is used
by The 81 cely librsry. The roof aad oelipg were
crushed through, and the library was considerably
dsmsged by the crash and by tie water which vas
thrown in to prevent the building from taking fro from
The burning ruins. The Gas Company lose but ii,e
by the disaster. The loss TO the GeImaa Society Ia
about g. 600 which is covered by insurance.
Tie following a summary OF the Losses by The hse
H,msn GrafA...... Oocl German Society.
Conin.y Nictts... 1000 j. X. 1homss..,.,...... ~
r. L. BaTnes......... 6.OrlOes Company. -
A. Brst.........,... 600 Wornen, for tools Ae i"S
OF this amount e. 900 is covered by insurance
tPhnsd.lpbia Bulleiio 9Th.
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RtvsR CoxxrncE.-Tte -. Po,a Minne,o,ian Of
No. Z says:
The lumber OF arrivals at the port Of ST. Peul, foe
the month o, October Just closeo was 10. Dirog the
vhoe season Of navigation Of lsi9-'he first year OF
our Territorial eSistence-the number was only -.
Quite difference"
STBEAK OF Lgss AND rBEs srBEAE ny bAd-
nsn named George Noirish was convicted a. Dur,
f. 10, few weeks since charge % oigsmy, ana
bic arrest The Rcpsbic says, relative has died. and
leff him & so.
CrRTaIsLr Coon REAsos foh D, nl', w
THE PAPER.-The Warsar Missouri De""e'"' mn
we s,rte The nsne # two Of our subscribers from
our booh. hi. week who have recently BON hung "
Texas. We do this beeapse We are ho' sa'ista asye'
Of their pres. Mt locality.
Tsy CREAT EAsTERs STsAssHH The h'g,s'
.ai ever byiIt aimee Noehs tin, Is 20 be launched in
Enasna shout the middle Of poxt April lie. first rip
nj Ss 70 Portland Maine where whsrves Cor her 40
eommoJs,or are DOW being boii,. yeseel OF shlsty
tSsu,spo taa. "a = rsyelty IN tie maritime world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF KINGS
- ROBFRT r WILLETS against JAMES II. PULLS,
NATHANIEL GEAR snd ELIZABETH, his wife, CHARLES
MOORE, JOSEPH LITTLE and SiLNESTER CHURCHILL.
The Den above name A. You are hereby summone I'd
ana required the amended complaint in this acton
bch Clerk Of the County of kipgs
the City the City Brooklyn, the 18th day Of Ocobr
1856 copy Of answer 20 the said complaint
on the subscriber a; Is oce No 81 Ws. In the Ciy Of
New.YoIk within twenty days after the service Of this
summons YOU the dSy Of such service; and
YOU fail the said complaint within the time aiore
said plain id IN ih, action s appl, - the Court FOR
,be relief demanded IN IN psintDated NewlOTk Dc
,ober Is 1856 X. II. BOVINE, Plaintiff Attorney.
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