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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14
NIH SALE.

@JSO CASH WILL, BUY THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
- LOU of business done strictly for cash and pays
good profit Any who good day business now
ia he chance Rent reasonable. Apply TO LIVINGSTON
CO., No Beck man street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

DRYAHfs MINSIRkLs.
- MechAnios HALL, as BroaiwAy. above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY EvEsIsG DURING WEEK.
KICKING THE BUCKET, CHALLENGE DANCE.
Solos on violin, guitar nu'ina, banjo, flute, nc.
THE ESSkNCE OF OLD VIR0INNY,
introducing the fsvovite comedans
JERRY NED. DAN BRYANT
o commence a O'Clock Adn,ission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

NOR sALE-AT NEW ROCHELLE NEAR THE SOUND
aplot Of ground containing about with oh ,ioe
fruit OF all kinds and pnesessing advantages
lemans country residence Terms For further par
tculars apply w. II. wHIMETER, steamer Office. IS Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

WHOLESALE AND RITAIL LIQUOR STORE FOR
a sale doing excellent and ncr easing business fitted up
In fine style &c Rent paid LIST of Oct ,ber Will be sold
low. Satisfactory eiven by calling at ISL Wash
ington street of Jane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

CNOR sALR-t LONG ESTABLISHED AND Favor.
ably known saloon, the propreor being about 70 retire
from the business Terms OF sale viii be made
spopsibe person. Apply a. b. vENN, rs Bowery. b.
tween the hours Of 3 and II p n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

mn sPRlEs srRkEr -OIAIRyoY ANA hs~S So
IIU nOUR, few doom vess NJ Broadway The mos
srssful medical and business csirvoyant In America A.
and cured durable Uperrns sdvice
pay.
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H'oK F1Rs si,ASD.-or AND Arrsk JOLy 4
ihe fst steamer HkRO viii oonnoc regularly with
ng Island Railroad. mornrE kna evening W and from rps
~ and. Passenger leave New YORK AIS A " and So
A., ys Thompson and returning arrive N Sev vorh Al "
A. ~ sdsP. NJ, resp positively.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

,yflAn ssrWHRE ssw YoRA Ard sLAsoow.-sD.
- MBUR0, Ab0e tons, Wnnan Oummin commandsrj
kAW YORK, Alb0 tons Robert Craig, commander, 9LAa
row, 1, 90 ons John Duncan commander. The uAsgow
md New York s,eamshp Company intend sailing 1scse
and powerful sseassvs fow wrv V~s uisrgow sirss
NJiovs.
ase York Saturday, June ~ Y dnburr j uns IL
sdisburE Saturday, July IL y noos. 9asxow ..yuly
sew ysyt Saturday, Aug Y noos sdnbng. ans: 4
kArns or rAssAen
Ns laird cls<z. found viz scoksd pYVsi~iox<.
&C AT sxpotenoed surgeon auachcd 70 eare soAnof ycy
,rsgs' passage spply W JOHr MUYnoE ~ Broadway.
zee vors -''- hnis ~ ssn o-- r>rs4vst fnr psss~s
SrsAn TO SOUTHAMPTON AND ANrwERP-rHs
- spendld and powerful ne~ iron stesnnhp COrSrlTU
lion Pougin Comm ander Will depart for Antwerp, call.
ing a. Southampton on rhusdsy July B nnm pier tors
sAYrs or PASSAGE IroIuprse rzovrsIous
Third cabin. SO
rms seAnnhp nne tight psrtmcnA, and
experienced For freight having
superior for cshin add
srply 70 August RkINONr, No. hanover street
Cerfra>~ Of viii be- issued here " pareswho
Of bringing their friends Al the following
cabin. 800 Second cabn. go
yhlrd cabin. seerAse
L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
ss,es mail steamer ARA 40 ~ lines comman Ter, will
svre Bavre touching st Southampton 10 land the mails
ard passengers saturday. July IS Il O'Clock from pier
81. Nor1h river, foot OF beach street..
fRckor PASSAGE
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSx.N1xnNTS.
NJ IrLo's sshpss.-DooRs OPEN At :; TO CON
~ mepoe al o'cloct-
TWO IONIC PIECES
TUESDAY EvBrNs, july ~. 1897
TIE WONDERFUL RAvEI.S AND THEIR DOUBLE
COMPANY.
Last nigh bu, two OF Jerom.'s
B1ANCO OR THE MAGIC SWORD.
Tie entertainments 10 commence with
M. III TOUPkT.
wednesdayThe beautiful sguo-ina Rolls by particular
desire in the character OF LA ny LPhIDk and the
Epg I'll Vaudeville company.
WALLACK's THEATRE
w The managerial enterprise OF the present Lessee
inaugura ed last year by the delightful peor viii
made HE SUMNER GARDEN
the favored refined and Intellectual
aking with series of which ventures
Predict vii not hne with diminished usre
pared with any former
To prod uce cool atmosphere
THE IkIIAN PUMA
ba. been fitted to all parts of the building this being the
AsIAnc PROCESS VENTILATION
has been Introduced ntO public building this country
The guiding star of this short will be
MRS. JOHN WOOD
whose exquisite style rds perfect home among the ap
pre- catve audiences hich hor this abnshmept
She will appear nightly with that accomplished scholar and
admirable arts,
Mr. CHARLES wALCor.
who will make her second appearance this the and Miss
port OF BURIEsQpE, SONGS and DANCES.
TUESDAY July IA
HIAwATHA
THE FOIIIES OF A NIGHT.
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TWO Trips DAILY FOR WHITE STONE GREAT
Neck, sands Point Gencove. The steamer CROrON,
Captain Vim. n. Wood, will follows commencing
"Wednesday, July "a eaying glea-cod s6A 0encove,
go NJ. 4. NJ; Sands Point As A. NJ, llbP. NJ; Great
Neck, 1854 NJ, 1881 M white Stone, rs a. Jpn
Leaves Peck slip, New York, At ss A. n. and 4i5P ~
The newly fitted for comfort and sue-d
hne excursion sail he Sound aud return the pubic
houses grounds At the various foe
order Cor yisses. Noce-rhs middle pip viii be omitted
1hursdsy
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DARE NOT 10 DENTS TO-DAY AND % CENTS TO.
II morrow but uniformly ~ cents.
For shr-wshury, Highlands. Ocean House, Long Branch
Port wAshh Fon, Mddleiown and Red Bank-Ths and
elegant ALICE PRICE, John Borden mander,
viii run follows. from Robinson street, N. r.
-.-..-
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LNOR SALE CHHAP-rHE FIXTURES AND LgASE or
corner whoesas and retail liquor store In the bss part
OF srookyn license sold Of other bus
ness 70 attend TO- Apply to J. MORGAN, No Myrtle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

DAKERY.-ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN
ID this business viii find Of the best opportunities
offered calling T. 9AFFNEY no Chatham square. II
be sold the party attend TO it An Interview
will eaisfy apy one
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-19

We quote an c&trart II N Tie state J44r
nal, f'pyrtin2 the d"ri~ieH u Judse Bate
upon thr,c al n" r1nal G nIracIs ! his
decision Iieh : 4! u,r- 4! 'hr Whole sub
i"c', rs lh" hN tm7 81 Cj,orIy 10 confer
discrt tionnry power upon he Bogrd. lh";
the higher c"Trts world b. heary certain tn
aft m the ruling OF Jud BITS. la nli,.
tr cases rerts Upon subat"nti lily the same
gr, unds of law. The Journal .uys:
This afternoon, Judge ,tes delivered tI'
opinion of the Cou,ti r'g,rd to three I,
the canal contracts, to wit: Th seq ID yir
g. Miller, Met.orry d CO., aid Fmrer, B e,
u Co. Thtse tuer rr,s ,cd p,rli civ th
same points I Issue, aLd II was agrr. by
the counsel I"r the p,rs.es, rnd by the Al.
loruey General, thit tn, y shjula otlud r
f. II together.
The pyints were bs to whether the b. ri
OF Pubic Works had u di cretiJnary power
in letting The c"n:rhcts. IN reg ,rd - VIII. I
Constituted the lowest rtsponslble bidder"
and also whether the statute had been com
Piled with in the bonds vi the parties takin.
amount OF the contract price ui one year, II
being contended that the statute meant
bonds ior double The amount o the contr act
price lor the Ave years. We huve only
time to state that The Court held that the
Board VI Public Works had discrctionar,
| power 10 dee idc VII" were and alI" were u"l
| the lowest Responsible .ildtre; that
| worn Ie ponsiUi1 ~ this coLGertIuD wa;
not limit. d iu mere pecuniury reeyoustuI iIy
but com rehended also uent Al and pfactIc -
responsibility.
The Cou I also held that although tl,
statute would bear the cOntrariiuBj int thu
bonds should be twice the amouht oi rti
entire contract price; still it would beal
also the other construction put upon it BY
the Board OF Public Works. and as they hlt
put that construction upon n, the State wa.
bouniaby it.
The other casss are continued until tht
next term. ae a
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Specie Coming.

We think tbttihere can justly Be no more
complSpt sbpat the scarcity Of gold aud all
ver h The eastefn cities, when, ON the arri.
.vdfoi alno.t every steamer from California
ana Europe, such large quantities. Of the
precious metal, are brought in 10 swell our
coff-rs. On Wednesday last, the canadn
arrived at New York with a million IN gold
from England. while on the same day the
Star of the West came In from California
with a milIiin and u hall. The receipts oI
the wrek viii scarceIN fall short Of three
millions of dol Is irom b-Oad, saying moth.
ng b ut the receipts Of specie by The New
York bcHks rom the interior. We certain
ly think this influx Of specie ought to have
the effect cf rrviving confidence and en-
abiina the binks to resume specie payments
at uR early day PHtsburg Post. ~.
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We learn that an immense amount of 'pe.
eic has been brought into active circulation
IN and about New York City, that railroad
conductors and others notice the fact. They
have fewer bills offered than ever before -
Although the money market is stringent
there seems TO be no scarcity OF coin, md
the effort TO revive shin.plGs,ers has proven
. failure. Coin is not only mare plenty in
tho hOnds OF the people, bnt there is more
in the vaults OF the banks than usual. The
amount of specie in the vaults of the banks
last week in that city was $4,000. .oo0.-
Since then the Canada has brought nil.
linn Of specie from England and the Star
CT the West has brought million and
half from California. Economy is strick'
ingly apparent everywhere and in every de-
partment. The country is absolutely rich in
oil the elements of real worth; but people
who have bought western lands at fabulous
rates and have dob5led in railroad stocks
extensively, and have been living at dash
ing rate. are spy thing but rich just now
Many Of them have been submerged; while
peor men who have lived up to their incomes
IN flush times will experience pinching want
through winter. After getting righted up
sgaio our people will move along more cat.
tiousIy for awhile.
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DcfauittnS Bank Officers.

II turns cut that George A. Clark, the rs
sistant Cashier and Paying Teller Of the
Grocers' Bank, New York City, is defaul.
Ter to the amount OF $6s 300. lie had a
showy wife and three or four children, and
within year moved from small house to
a splendid brown stone house, which wal
furnished splendd!y, including an cxPen.
sive billiard table. Had fast horses, and on
g salary Of So 900 per year lived At the rate
OF $4,000 per onnum.
Thomas Aliibone, late Presileat CT the
Bsnk Of Pennsylvania, the Presidency ot
which he lately resigned on plea OF III
health, since he left the country, has been
discovered to be defuultcr to the nmonnt
of 100000. What q pity it is that the
herd time had to ovcrtake these tlecaHt gen
tlemen. Can any gentleman who is the ed
vocate OF a United States Bank aud High
Protective Tariff conveniently tell US wheth.
ct these measures would prevent the occur
renee Of such defnlcaions in the future!
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Awful LSc!ribUtiOn.

The Hollidaysbur. (pa.) MIndard. of Il
recent date, reutes the following singular
and, perhaps, improbable story:
"For some days pnst there has h9en q
singular story aaJar in this community
Whether true or not, we are not prepared to
say, bat the informatioT comes from suc!,
reliable source that we are Tree lu sly there
must be something in it. Jt appears that
one day last week il man IN the helyhbor.
hood OF Mount Union, Huntingdon county, {,
while cleaning sraln, suddenly discovered
that the weev had destroyed the create,
part OF it. This 30 exasperat. him That he
blasphemed the Savioar in such a wiItuI,
malicious and wicked mannet, that will not
bear putting in print. lie leltthe barn, and
went TO the house, where he sealed himself
in chair, where he had remained but u lew
minutes betore he turned to lis wife, and
asked her what ,he said. She replied that
she had not spuken. IL thought" said he
'tha, heard somebody suy tllar must sli
here till the juds smcnt day." Il is Euw
alleged ,ba, he is sti!Ls:tttag il hs chair
unable to rise or SPEAK, wAn his eyes roll
ing, and totally incapable Of muTins his
body. His femily, it is said. has lett III,
house, where he still remained, seated in th.
chair on Saturday last! What t<rrible
warning to biasphemers who suier then
passion. to overs@ay their judgment"
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IAdveriisemrnt.1

AGE AND DEBILlTY.-As old age comes
ere ring on, II brl, gs with il many attendant
u firm ties. Los Of tPpetite and weakness
Inpair the hra Ith, uud want of activity m krs
n" mi discon1en MED and unhappy. In ca
srs where did age adds lis influence, it is al
mrst imp ssible To add vigor and h. ath, and
although many remedies have been tried all
have iIe. until B6sHAvE's HOLLAND BIT.
.rEEs were Known and used. r. every cas-
,whefr they hav'' been employed, they have
invari bly, given strength dnd restored the
appetite. They h We become great agent
For this alone. aud are u,ed BY many people
Who are suffering from loss Of appetite and
ANA general drolfry. hi cases ct iung
standing cHronlc Diseases, they act as 4
cha m, invgoratIn. the systeT, thus giving
|natare ano her opportunity t. repair physical
inilties. See advertisement in unother
cU1nmn.
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Foreign I'm ,n igratiOll.

Up 10 the lst OF November, the number
OF foreign imm igrants arriving this yosr, at
the port OF New York from abroad, was
l63,633. being an increase OF 44,557 over
the corresponding period of last year. At
the present time, most of the immigrants
erriving there ase OF the better class, and
immedately ly start for the West, where many
have friends, while others proceed to New
England or the South, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey being included in The latter -
It has been generally supposed thct the in.
fux would decrease during the rem mainder Of
the year. but intelligence from the German
ports leads to an anticipation Of large i'm.
migration, nearly oil Of which is now on
the way to the United Statcs. Among the
Irish 10 New York, there is q prevalent dis
position to return to Ireland, but the Jour-
nsl Of Commsrse says that those desiring to
return, are commonly of class indisposed
to labor, and who having no chance of liv
ing on charity in New York, prefer to g.
back whence they caml. These are the
wretches who swell the "hunger" mots and
clamor for relief. If the civil authorities
saccumb to their threats, and distribute food
gratuitously, they will be rel we'd OF the
necessity OF working, but otherwise they
must 20 where money can be earned by Ia
bor. Hundreds Of them apply 10 the New
York Commissioners of Emigration for aid
to enable them to return to ireland, but are
Yefuaed.
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fAdvrriisement1

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:-We would call
vnur attention 10 the advertisement o. Prof
q. J Wuud's Hair Restorative, which ap.
pears Ia The column Of our present number
From unr hong acquaintance with the pro.
prieI"r and with numerous individuals who
have used his preparation with perfect sue.
ress for the list two We, rs, we feeino hesita.
ton in Recommending the article as superio,
to aiy ol the preparations now in use for the
sume purp Sc, viz: for restoring gray hair
TO it. original color, II sure and PERI cure
for baldnessy and Il never failing preventa
tive Tor the falling off OF the hair. ..
II is decidedly the best aud most popular
in use Tor beauriiying, preserving, and
strength ming the hair, relieving diseases oI
the skin, nd remeviaa scstff, dandrufF, and
all erupti0ns aud levrrish heat fr IN the
'rti ~ We SPEAK in relation to the above
from VII { we know, having been personally
arqnlnt with numerous persons who have
usrd the Restorative f. the above purpos, S
with tn most gratifying results
1t is MT o'ten we notice a p tent Ptdi.
cine. Ind ed we think we never puffed one
better; but Professor Woods Hair Rcstnra,
Ii, is something 50 superior tn most Of the
p operations OF the day. that we cannot FOR
bear asking the aitentiun Of our readers
to it Catho ic Vindicator.
Sold by all Druggists.
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The mons.

The n. Z. Times Nebraska cortrsp' nd
ent announces he arrival in that te ritory
of divers Mem,n Geser,'rs, who let SILT
Lake City in October. They bring two
weeks later intelligence which, il true, is oi
high importance They say rl,t Brigham
Young. ut the head OF a large force, W.
preparing to lease Salt Like City, to give
battle to the Uni!ed States troops. They
aIiege tIrlt the NJ 'unt in Pass. at which the
Murmons will attempt to check the pr, gres ,
Of the troops, is one that, in military point
of view, will give them over" "helming nj
vantage; ;--thlt, in their rebellion, they vii!
receive matrria! aid from lh: Indian; and,
that their ultimate design is to throw off al
allegiance to the U"on, and est~bI;sh un i'll.
dependent government.
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Ohio legislature.

Below we give q complete n, Of the
members elect to the next Legislature. The
Democrats have II In the seHsie. and G.
In the Hnuse; The Republicans have "a in
The Seprte5 and a. il The House; Mr.. VIII.
lis~s. Of Warren county. Independent.
SENATE.
r., hihStton WIN. S. Hatch, E. B.
Eangdon. Chprle4 TIL mar.
?. Butler and Warren- Lrurrn Smis.
8. Montgomery und Preble-llrnry
Schneider.
4. Clcrmont and Brown-W. p. Kin.
caid
8. Greene, Clinton and Faye,te-JGms,
j. Win0aS-
6. Ross and tfighlpnd-W. n. saffo, d
7, Adams, Pike, Scioto and Jackson
Genrge Corwih.
8. Lhwrente. CALM. Meigs and Vi6ton
Patrick HIurGork.
o. Atheus .Hockng aud Fai 6,ld-Ncw.
ton ScRl iIh
10. franklin and Pirklwuy -Augu.tus
l.. Prrill.
H. Clark. Champ ign and Madison
Saul S Hen l.
- Miami. Dnrkc and Sne.by-Dr.
Isaac N Gard.
l3 IT, Unian, Marion aud Haidin-
C. H. Gotch
IL Was ingtnn and Morgan--DaViS
Gre-n.
Is. Mu>kingum and Perry Ezekiel
Vunatta:
l6. Delaware and Licking-W. P.
Rid
II. Kn rnd Morrow DGrid Miles.
lS. Co,lnclon and Tuscurawas-Dr.
Cnss
10: Guernsey ard Monroe M. Nor.
row:
20 Belmont nd Harisoni Hol
ioiOdQ.
81 Carroll aud Siark-Thos. w. Chap.
man.
% J'r is"h' AID Columbian -J2wph
C.. Nc CTeGry
% TrnmbuIi ahd VI n pnia - RotL w.
Taylor
"a. A>h' buln, !. ke oud Geaugn-D Da
"iUs C"drel.
25 ruv hrg VIM Siod,, jr.
26 P'r AZ" aud Stuumir- DR.. Geo. p.
AMemua
81 NJ. dina ard Eprain- Herman Can.
field
%. WAYNE and HuInrs--D }. P;'rkev.
go A,hnhd nnd itteIrant-- .t,.. Cant.
well.
SO. ,H'irYin, Eric. s''"dn ky aud Onown
= Ralph p Fuc!ln'd.
81. Seneca. Craw ord and Wya d.
Robert N Kelly
80. Mercer, Avg ize AI"", Vap Vert.
Paulding, ID fiancc and Williams Il.
ward NJ. Phelps.
80 HnRcork, Wood, Lucas. Fulton,
Henry and Putnum- Josiah N. Wet.
colt.
Democrats, 81; Republicans Gin itulics, }
IA.
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grsr.t. e 4I...s,~,rus,ac

4 sma!l d"rIlu ii rrs,dcnc" ~ VIM
o. nv, slluntr b ut lvi,' d = h Ii ,r,t
o. A Alliance, Was ttpt.rd he r una ,i.
TucSd "vening--tiy1tt rhl,i,rh fls = & n
tar fl mes. nnh NV 9th r., ,tIIp wpr" rrscu.
ed, su-tainin. .rv re- inju les NJ Quinn
~ .bS"n' At. dr4 Ia nj hui". il ,,H tie
p F. W L. G X R.. I'D VI Quinn
wa in t".r upnm u rirl o. 'r s'ng
hnrir ii T. K thr IT, pc. ,ul.oI'' shut
sin Nh "hiiiI ~ ~" u>', "a ing souIr
act 4 : gh il all lnr up II The aiirund,
r..., ~ h,h q - ',r. Srr c rs'u Iy ex
:iug1es Ell, 40 h. rh, and, as
~ fir. " u.' N III. Uul Ihs, +, the orig ion
o tive fl ati"m /, per CT mystery
A tiuu n q! scnvered wnen under tuli head.
a negro who Eirst rrivnd, breaking open the
door succ. .,ed ia re-cuing two Ot the little
sufferers, both b ,dIy burned. one uf whu, it
is thought w,;l hardly rec, yer. The remains
o, the others, children OF WIN. and Michael
Quinn, charred and mutiIuted fragments,
were gathered from the ryt"s. A. the
dwelling wns mere shsll of boards Il is
supposed presence of diind ON the part OF
those who first reuched the scene. would
lave saved Ill.
Fright'ul as this accident 10, what can ex
cite more tender pity. th,n the thought Of
tn poor muther whose solictude had lock
d the untortuna,es il the embrace of fiery
death May hsarrn support her.
LATER
The two surviyersor this eatastro phc. died
." Wednesday. in lingering sg1ny. It seems
lha, The title sui. rcrs. from whht wus gath.
tered rom the curative Of the eldest who
esc iped death ia the burning h0use--hs
f,und muiches alter the departure Of Mrs.
Quinn, and 10 playing with then ignitsd tbs
bed.
| The oldest had counted bnt seven sum
mers. Two boy and gifl--were twins
D ne was consumtd,aIsaOst tvta lty--its back
bone alone rem ,ininsY = irlghtfal ves.ige
The legs OF the other who di. d 10 the house,
were burned of aud the body litsrsfly roast
ed. All were inferred together in the Cstho
lie Cemetery st Lopissille.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-19

rThe city sexton Of Chicago has been
caught stealing dead bodies and selling them
TO medical students. Some of the students
Of the Rush Medical College have been ar,
rested Is bic accvmplices. Some ten OF
twelve graves hsvs been violated.
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERS. A retired crr.
gyman, restored to h aIth in u few days, af.
ter many years ~ great nervous suffering,
is ahxiou, to make known the means Of
cure. VIII senI t're,J the prescription
used. Dir Ct tite Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
No.. l:6 Futon Srert Brooklyn, N. Y.
. Nuvrmb r II, 1857 7-3m-PSYA!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-19

OeTThs New York bank officers are near.
" unanimous in the opinion that The resump-
,ion Of specie payments taniottsks place
before Jelly. ags A
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-19

0sTsevsral riosous demonstrations have
sscsntly been made in New York by large
bodies Of laboring men, mostly Germans.
.Brsad .. Blood" wee their motto. Moth.
ing serious. howsvers has Jet grown ou. Of
shsss esiAsriDes, and it Il to be. hoped tha.
% oatbsssls viii occur.