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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

The above statement exhibits, upon comparison
with the LIST day Of January last an increase in the
m OF deposits Of s452 555; Of loans, s577 $50, and
OF specie, sl79.s49, and decrease in the item Of
net circulation Of $135,756.
The Chicago Press Of the lst inst. gives the an.
nexed statement Of certain manufacturing establish
ments in that CITY, the capital inve .ted the number
of hands employ ed, and the value of manufactures,
during the year 1855, and q comparison of the az
gregatcs with 1864
MANUFACTURES OF CHICAGO 185b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

Were vas qui~ fsllrg fin thc.recetpts Of cat. st
Chan b., iaDt but the purpy about equal to the
demand. Phi e. sbbus he esmes The sale~ To-.
go N+ef east.e eb $40 60 ~ aud csissa.
SIS St6 Q37 sheep ard Ian bs, d o. o. veal
Give ~e,RhO 5hc.a7hc,
here sss a very small supply II. beat cstue ss
O'bri~s's which sold OF r. m &c to lie. There .
nv. pupry ~ cow ann ca yes sn there hiss ~
cne time ES year pass Prices " 81 per 1estasss
than al weet = 1<i he.ves % S1I; 136 c'~s se4
cslvss. s2S go; iS4 veal cssve, 30. . 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14
$50, $50 S. 4,22s,697 OF

The bill to incorporate the Bank of Mutual Re
demption, at Boston, is under discussion in the Mas
sachusetts Senate. 1t has been amended 80 as to
provide that the bank may organize whenever
$500 900 snail have been subscribed and commence
business when the sum reaches $l,O00,00O; also,
that the circulation Of the bank shall never exceed
twice the amount of specie held by it.
The following statement exhibits the extent Of
the trade Of the port Of Oswego with Canada during
the years 1864 and 1866 The value of imports and
exports was Us follows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

Also, A. cattisas from 8hc. iikc. 80
NJ morsBdum Of saes oy james McCartI, AZ brown
Ipc,s:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-14

co 20 made BY Samuel McGraw, At B.owninR' 4
a.. shaes, A. larnhs an1R 1h "a a. o~n is LIZ h,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

We have cheering intelligence from all narts of
like wild fre!" 1t meets with q favorable re-
ception from two-thirds of the people-and thew
say 1t must and shall succeed. Il is mon ths
PEOPLE that We rely. The people read-thev are
Intelligent, and know upon whom then can relv.
hifalutn yarns about ss Democracy,i don,t go
down with them as it formerly did. Pierce.
douglas, Stringfellow, and Buchanan. oias thu
CINCINNATI Platform, have taken the " pees', from
under the 'Democracy'--and it now stands. a lao
less, inanimate, souless botch of corrunt;on. ls,
Deiied all over with the placards of the Southern
chlvairy, bearing such inscriptions az. .Slsysrv .
for Kansas" Make Kansas Slave State. snd
you raise the price Of niggers in the Old Domin-
ION to $1,000 q head % This extrsordinarv cod
whose real cognomen is Slavery Extension. Eso.'
Is borne along and worshipped by the slavebolders
OF the South, and their admirers and retainer n
the North. Their god bears unmistakable marx,
OF mortality, however, inasmuch as there arise,
from 1t such . stencil as has made many of il,
followers sick almost unto death. Quite . mum.
Der OF these afflicted individuals have found ar
intaiiable cure at the hands OF celebrated pny.
s,elan, who administers to them daily . larg,
sise OF free territory, and ~ much manly seif.
Independence as they can bear.
LUIS council district is but little troubled viii
.oe iniecton-consequently the Republican cause
10 hourishing condition. Hinono Rspvba.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04
The Author Of the Lies.

It is worthy of remark that all the attacks upon
Col. Fremont, nearly all, have originated in Wash
ington. Even those which are borne to US from
the distant shores of the Pacific, are contained in
letters from Washington to the California pa
pers. They all arise from the same pen. Thro'
the thin guaze of the Bigler agency, the hand Of
Mr.. Buchanan himself, the defamer of his only
formidable or dreaded rival, may be plainly dis
cerned. It is not likely that the Republican titla
of President win ever grace Mr.. Buchanan's name.
But another and different title be has fully and
persistently earned: it is that Of slanderer. He
it was who 6rst gave currency and plausibility to
the ssBargain" calumny on the gallant Clay. -
Mean-spirited, he begged Mr.. Clay not to expose
him as the author Of the slander which cheated
the great Kentuckian out OF the Presidency
Think Of the eagle concealing through life the
poisoned shaft, through motives Of generosity to-
wards the base hand that sped it. Lo, from his
grave thousand barbed ARROWS spring :p and
point toward the assassin! Now this feviier turnh
upon the young and ehivalreus Fremont, as to q
fresh victim for bis venom Let she people OF
America, when they read the attacks on the un-
.Sullied name Of Fremont, reflect that james b.
chanAnD y their author. Justice to the living
justice 70 the dead-lst Justice, bs done at the
election in November - s4ssls4 llo II
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

New York, Sept. 20. "a
The Steamship Fulton sailed to-day for South
ampton and Havre with 76 passengers, and $4s5,-
600 IN specie. GolG ~nliieT oai cal2lGw ff7g ~
The correspondent of the Daily Times from
Washington city, 18th, says: .It is understood
that the, Cabinet is busily engaged in discussing
the steps to be taken in regard to the Panama
massacre, in April last, and is informed from q
source entitled TO credit, that the report of the
Commissioner sent out BY our Government to in
yestigate the affair is Unexpectedly strong against
the authorities of Panama, and establishes either
their cemplicity in the massacre, or their utter
inef6ciency in preserving the peace OF the 18th.
mus. The writer says, "uniess am misinform-
cd, Mr.. Crawford recommends measures ofrstaL,
alton, and proceedings to secure the future safety
o. transit across the Isthmus, which will excite
universal attention, not only in this country, but
throughout Europe. ellis dndersto6di that . pos-
cided measures, and that the Protest Of the more
conservative members from sending q Acct TO take
possession Of the port of Panama. I'4s ri 4, Il rs 8
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04
.PRennsylvaaia. Rili

The Philadelphia Inquirer, Of The 18th, express
g an opinion on the result Of The Penney ylvanis
State Election, on the 18th, in the following
words. s rsr5 esl - sas ~
ssWe now beg leave to ask the Richmond En-
quirer, the Charleston Mercury, the Savannah
Georgiany and other leading Democratic prints of
the South, what i likely to beths sSt UPON pub
lie opinion in that section Of the Union, shepld
Nr. Buchanan be beaten in Pennsylyania at the
great preliminary struggle which is 70 take placs
on the second Tnesday IN October? Il - right
that they should consider this matter ip time, and
Be prepared 70 govern themselves aoeordingly---
for unless all the ordinary indications fail, Such
"A DEFEAT IS EVIDENTLY APPROACHING.
W;shout tho vote Of Psnnsylvania, Mr.. Buehaaan
cannot bs electe5 r. tie Psesidsucy, and our In
ts,iss7ee from the interior Il OF ..ch character
- 70 give the nost ecrsdent assurance Of ta6
stccEss or Iu Or4osrTidS TicKEf " QcyoBrR.
The enemy routed Uu that occssion.- eniilS a1d
cysswhslninsly-.-and ths work Win b s6mpasAs
lively saly . oefehs.n slZas
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. = The Illinois
Central Railroad j. st present doing very large
business: All the goods sent 70 the West from
the sastern cities are e1pressed TO Cairo, and r.
shipped st this point. At times the lsvee is COW
cred With boxes Of dry goods intended for Men-
phis, vicksburg, and other southern cities. We
understand that the railrosd eogpanies have
made arangements to bring freight through frpH
Nov York and Philadelphia to this point n twelve
days, ana il frequently accomplished ID sx, snd
at reduction Of thirty cents per hundred In cost
Of carrisgs. Sosthsrn and western merchants
mus. hereafter ship BY this routs-it u the "a
feat, cSsapest and qpickest.--Coi Times.
Nsw Jnnr.-Wa DO pct yish 70 rsise any
hcpe not likely TO be ful6lls9, Out ~ npst -,
gisps bekip - premise well snops opr nsighbof1
/. Jetse5. he straaesh q Ttsmcnt and
Dayton l. co., 8 rc,,;;6iI;s - - - 9 ths
shs mAssae, but IRON Ms = : -s-...sA
eppedAG pastisss-M 2. zhb1mA
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04
L eek IND LIVEi
oaSfadsta,s is(RfttH ttHesSE15siti hooi

-.
The best nest enscssa reliable ever ussd
for Dyssstsry Dlsrbe., Chsrs Morbus Cholera Infant
Gss'is asr sSs.seIss sae sisss ssssSn ss'
Ysr Astetts chslsrs, n i,s Firss stages.
pms Neens has sds and q essabl.sea
edcss word wiihsus he ia = punr or advsra
menss q any kind AID ths psssss only induced
people the rsies
experience can only give % the JtsV. - -
.@LDlI The Dsisr Rect syn, 3s1N
the of the cause. Of Rowe,
s s9s the e .s
shah .ad s.S G VIA. Hn 1 Sa2.
sa :ss % s an
70 check the acton Of the alap
And who hat an overdose Of opium is DEATH
cine. Of this kind In sch be re-
End the medicine An short fSredscng Ses This
Of hepoison but is that while one properly Of the
tenn sappns the foundation Of hssh, % hss each cs,
brings the unfortunate ssge an early srzve
DocToR GALLUP early struck with this pecul..rty
In the nature medicines Effects and devoted hs
he % FL, fruit
10 veseabie extracts the poisonous principle
each other their elects. He succeeded in discovering
method Of separating them, that easy psaccabs.
This Great Discovery
enabled what he nd been seeking after for
ys. compound Of asrngen and healing properties which
Will Ill the dangerous annoying bowels
without any way endapgeripg the life Of the patient.
cure In one quarter Of the time required BY ord-
lesvss mineral vegetable poison in the system to 10
II carries the system to the opposite extreme but
restores equilibrium and leaves the bowels IN their natural
induces dsessed aefi.u oe ths svSte, In nv
respect
pleasant to the taste. never produces nausea.
w eject cure if takep before the patient abb
Il can IN nocsse produce DEATH or induce any disease
t enect on ehidren asngeut and QuIeting, being the
THOUSANDS or CERTIFICATES as to It's elects and the
cures It has wrought be produced medicine having
the properties Of this Syrup needs praise but
nave done my duty ia bringing the medicine
~ ~ A.-e'+s. w i@ - OF THE PEOPLE,
and their duty 70 investigate themselves and the only
sure way 70 do thiS Is =. 49, = +, 81 ,.ls.
90 h43sis,sssieg GIVE IT A TRIAL. .f.s
II 10 manufactured only BY DWIGHT cHAP1N
ss>=- Ne. 40 WashingAsn-ss., Albany. n. Y.
and all orders viii be promptly attended by his
agents. and the medicine had Of Druggists
thrc us bout the country.
-iaT odi nosd Appay - above,sr 90 &c l.aiai
"a. W. CHyRcHILL, Worcester sMsss. lg no
L. B. GoRroN, Cleveland, Ohio.
81 EDwARn HILL. Detroit, Michigan. iGEoe Tt
cHEsrEH HARHI. Indianapolis, Ia. .-, & ,.
II THos. AAAsrRoHo, Davenport, Iowa: o n5l3s't ss
y. H. PRICE .Janesvfle, Wis.
p r. R.sCooK, 81, Psul.li fulsIEo 1d iU sUgal1l
TIL SEELcY. Harrsbnrgh, Pa.
TH above agents exclusively employment Of
the and have charge Of the staten which
ere ioeated. se24ly
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

IT.. p.., CINcINNArI, Sept. ~.
Ine Kaiiroad Convention resolved last night,
snas the fair from New York to common points
would, IN no case exceed two and 4 half cetfsper
mile, although an advance Of sixpsuce in general
was agreed 70 continue from November Grst, till
April first. A slight advance on freight from
October 6rst 70 the adoption Of winter rstss was
adopted. Adjourned 20 meet in CleyeIsnd en t.
frst "Wednesday In October.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04
= u p sII7TIF ~ 4
Mobile. Sent. 10.

e.a ag.a o5 $50, 81 l... i Mobile, Sept. 19.
Don Hernandez de Agala, Minister Plenipoten-
tiary and Envoy Extraordinary from the Repub-
lies of venzuela and Grenada, was yesterday ar
rested by Marshai Maura, and Deputy Marshal
Scalick, on charge Of forgery and swindling. =
After his arrest be attempted to swallow forged
drafts for $6,000.L ls. N si4 r hsta
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

WCongress donated to the University of Min
nesota 10000 acres of land. This with q acres
upon which the buildings for the institution will
be built, cannot but make it the first Institution
of the kind IN tho Northwest.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

GTThe name Of the Shakopee Independent
has been changed to that of 'sThe Valley Herald"
and hereafter it will support the Democratic
ticket. Geo. H. Phillips, Editor and Proprietor.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

GY-The new Universalist Church, near the
Hotel of James NJ. Winslow, Esq, St, Anthony,
is nearly up. 1t is built Of stone, and presents a
very neat and pleasing appearance.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

evCheever's new Hotel, near his Tower, will
be completed this fall. 1t occupies conspicuous
position, and will no doubt be we'll patronissd.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

The LADIEs-should not forget that Mrs. Bern.
hard is still at the Winslow House, Room No.
AZ, where she has very beautiful assortment of
Bonnets, Ribbon &c. They are direct from the
New York market, and are of the latest STYLES.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

improved in health and spirits. His numerous
friends cordially welcome him back.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

GgIt is said that Franklin Steele will be
brought out blythe Democrats Of Minneapolis for
the Council, and Henry T. Welles for the House.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

OPENING OF THE FULLER HoUsE.-According
to previous notice the Fuller House opened on
Thurdeay evening with Grand Ball. The house
was brilliantly Illuminated, bands were in al
tendance, and dancing was kept up until late
hour.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

Cooley for October, is with US again. As
usual, it is an excellent number, well filed with
interesting articles for the ladies, and well illus
trated.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

The new Court House at Minneapolis, will bt
large and beautiful building. composed of the
Minneapolis brick. 1t has reached its second
story.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

FRE!-The stable of A. Vance Brown was de.
stroyed BY fire last evening. Wehave not learned
of the amount of loss, nor whether the horses
were saved.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

CO Spence and Gies are putting up brick
store on Main street. 1t is pretty building, and
is but one Of many of like character which will
sdorn that street in few wears.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

GY A company of mounted Infantry, passed
through this city on Monday last, on their way to
Fort Smelling. They came from the South p.ss
OF the Rocky Mountains to Fort Pierre on the
Mi'souri-from thence to Fort Ridgely, and from
there started for Fort Smelling.
They left Fort Leavenworth is months .po. q,
a part of Harney's expedition, and have travelled
over Utah, and up towards Oregon. The men
were all mounted on Indian ponies, all the horse,
having American blood in their veins, having
died. One of the officers informs us that the
troops on the frontier will always have to be pro-
vided with Indian ponies.
The men have slept in tents for Is months. and
seem anxious to be again among civilized life.-
Valley Herald.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

c< st. Anthony street is in bad condition
filled with mud-holss when II rains, and dust
when it 10 dry. wF
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

EEC. G. Ames, ESQ.,, Editor Of the Repnbli'
can, returned home on Thursday.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

House OF HoPE.-The Rev. Mr.. Neill having
returned, the congregation of the House of Hope
will worship in the Hall of the Preparatory De-
partment OF the College Of st. Paul. The morn
ing service will commence at 10 l-2 O'Clock.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

CTThe Winslow House still continues to be
crowded, although the season is somewhat sd-
vanced, We are glad Of tit deserves success.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

The foundation for one wing on one AZ.
tension OF tbe Minnesota University, will soon be
laid and the work pushed rapidly forward. The
building, when completed, will be magnificent
one, and will command general admiration
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

BEAUTIFUL PREsENr.-The Masens of this city
have presented Mrs. A. 7. C. Person with beau
t'fu service of silver plate, valued at $3.50. The
articles are on exhibition at Messrs. Greenleaf &
ChappelFs and are well worthy the inspection of
the curious
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

VIEW OF ST. PAULA view of St. Paul from
nearly opposite our Office has recently been pub
Iished by G. Hamilton & Co. 1t is colored en-
craving and presents faithful representation of
many OF the houses, but does not embrace all the
city, still it is worthy the patronage of our eit-
1ens. Call and see it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

Nor TRuE.-The Pioneer says that nearly all
the passengers on the War Eagle, which arrived
Thursday, took quarters at the Fuller House,
This is not SO, for thirty of them registered their
names on the books of the Winslow House. The
Pioneer is great lover of Truth, truly.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

GD' The next Legislature should grant char.
ter to runaway horses as one of the constitutions,
OF st. Paul. No less than FIVE runaways have ia.
ken place within the past three days. The only
wonder to US is, that some one is not killed
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04


.-.Asssf = ~ Ea1 QUsssc, Sept. ~.
| The stesmship Ind iana, newoverdue at this
port has not been siesmlied from the telegraph
station at the River du Loups. She is more than
II dsys out from Liverpo0I. ~aqsgs - ss@
avsksoe p iAss4 hpdi4BAannoaE, Sent. ~.
Nav Orleans papnrs. ~ tho 18th are,st hand.
The eaEnglish mail steamer Ray was . lost ines,
yAtey Island on IL 70 Both August. The msiIs.
passcnGss and crsw wsss. ssi69 ~ nh Ff.l2'
9gA3 sg3z.0s sns nj naos BoeroH, Sept. g.
The Concord Patriot says that President Pierce
intends visiting New Hampshire early in October.
Arrspgenaerts are be ing made at Concord to give
him public receptios.5 s15qG.i asA 10 10 Nsl
4 sd nssss9U ggoqmi sz0NEw FoHK, Sspt.l7. s
The total number of deaths during she past
week lss been 4Sl,Aa deerease Of IS sinoi.the
preceding week, lncl ading inithe above are three
cases OF yellow fever. All llhoweyer trseeabls to
connection within the shipping as rsiia III
eTAt Convention Of the Democracy Of the
XIth Council District, on Thursday last, Hilary
B.. Hancock, Of Minneapolis, was nominated for
Councillor from that District, and T. D. Hunt Of
Chaska. asone Of the Representatives,. Franklin
Steeles Esq, was nominated for ihe Council, but
positively declined. si2e3 o-rai 8s] n1iN@ iaH
4 sQla sssu --l-------z-- 7sa .Igx1
"a A South Carolinian at the North said, sig
nifcsatly speaking Of Burlipgame matter: Il stand
BY Brooks, OF course, but my wife says he should
have gone to Canada' 49, - - g 81 ''' 81
G.sIus.-Samuel Rogers being asked what the
word genius = meant, replied, - 6 II you
had it in you, you would never ask the question
oas a. you have not yop will never know
GaE -ls--l'---- - o. l--.- % ara leti
6T Lord Chesterfield remarked Of two persons
who were dancing a7minuett, that ssthey looked
as it they were hired to do it, and were doubtful
Of being paid" g.lai s4aa S.li ino1i aaai9saIf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

GV Under the following head the Pioneer of
wednesday says, ''Good for West st. Paul.
We understand that first class Hotel is to be
built in West St. Paul next spring. Capital
$4,000. We also learn that Mr.. Winslow, that
man OF indomnitable will and perseverance,,
Is selected to built it. 1t is expected to be finish
ed as soon as the Bridge, by next fall, and will
make renowned resort in connection with its
springs, its groves and its prospects.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

i0@A South Carolinian at the North said, sie-
ni6csatly speaking Of Burlipgame matter: q stand
BY Brooks, OF course, but my wife ssys he should
have gone to Canada!', '' Z ''7as - i, e o. s' u.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

SURGEON xSD KESiDENf DENTIST,
~ nsesses s6sSsdSstt - ea1h Nd, Knf tsek
l1sasss-' ~ Assasnvs aoness Ella ~
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

6T Lord Chesterfield remarked of two persons
who were dancing a7minuett, that sethey looked
as it they were hired TO do it, and were doubtful
OF being paid" aaGi s4Gd o.lJ mo4i faol9sa1t
| l. - . -. !. IL
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04


6ans of Missouri and their accomplices Of the
South, who have trampled upon the Constitution
and all the essential principles Of our Govern
ment, robbed Kansas of its civil liberty and
rights of suffrage, laid waste its territory with
fre and sword, and repudiated even civilization
itself. = b :. = si..''l,,,eit i. .,.,,ale ~
In its platform find the enunciation of prin.
ciples which would put the rope about the necks
Of men for exercising the constitutional right of
petitioning Congress for q State Government, or
? redress of grievances far worse than those
declaration stigmatizing as resistance 70 law''
the moderate and justifable self defense of men
shsmefplly and infamously oppressed by ruf6an
violence and outrage, beyond all human endur.
ance. ~.
find the whole party Of the nation assembled
IN National Convention, with but one individual
dissent, expressing its s unqualified admiration''
ot an Administration on which has lent itself a.
the tool and aocomplico of all the wrongs in
ficted upon Kansas, and by its yenaiitv ana
mbeci!ity brought tho country to an intsstine
rsr.l s,ati',y' 3ait,i sIs = Z. - '''-'-- :
ind all the Representatives in Congress, with
three individual hxesptiops, laborine in earnest
seal, BY speech and vote, 30 coyef mn the iniouis
ties OF this Administration and the Border Rnf-
| hans OF Missouri, and to suppress q fair inyesti.
CATION OF outrages whish shock both humanity
and Republicanism, and defy the Constitution
| and the laws. = ~
| lad these same representatives, after the
ruth was elected in spite Of thsir efforts, still
refusing to relieve the people from q code Of
laNp imposed upon them BY foreign srmy. And
still refusing te admit them into the Onion. onlv
Tor rsaaons which, in the eases Of nine ex;st;us
States, bad bsen declared untsuabls and Of no
q. .."uats s. - * = -
|. fnd than disrasardiag Free Constitution
adepted by 8 isea -eastitsiloRs, apd time sape-
snoned manner, (and when - - aogps 70
rovs ransctsd the viii Of the pso,. ses ss!:
por0ng law - produce . suhit;tnts .
. shew would have psrpetustsd r. ~ 49, ST..
~ ,nme9s the usurpstion vhich "a - 49, 49,
~ ssAssd opsa ~ 0svarnnsss 81 sS. -
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

! eT The head of the vigilant Committee Of
California, name William T. Coleman, who hap
pened to be in New York, on business, has been
arrested and held 70 bail in the sum Of $50, 900,
BY one Of the villains whom the Committee BAN
;ehod htts 70 4i4-# stt4N oH ttif A's+-'A
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

vXIH0LBSAL4 and Retail Dealers IN 0soeeses snd Prov1
11s eeosOs 46l9 street, 81 door from nstnns
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04
Latest News.
Ansshss awinl Ca,apwspAe :--Ovss Oas Hundrs
Lives Lsst!

/ Lives Lest!
Il We learn from Mr.. Pond, who came passenger
ON the Nortbwn Belle. that just ~ tho steamer
was Isaviag Dsnlsitls . telegraphic dispatch xasl
rseeised u that place, announcing the dsstruetipn
by Ars Of tho steamboat Niagara, some twenty
miles from Milwaukee, and the loss Of between
one hundred and twenty-five and one hundred.
and fifty lives. This steamer ran regularly in the
Collinswood line. and was noted for its superior
excelenoy and beauty. al,iz,i uIlraaln 81 sa1nLat
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-04

V4ask paseulns atufiou - stock Tools.
anufactursd expressly for our Houss, and Of quality snd
an1h unsgnued, Our vess Ie~
nannfsetusrs throughout tie coutsy cs and Dat
tes eurseves 4st our pces and teSars such - Will esmms