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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-17


The town hall of Alexandria in
Virginia, is spacious building, oc-
cupying, large public square
It is ornamented with a clock and
steeple, concerning the erection of
which, the following yarn is told:
A gambler from the south, on
being told that the fields were all
ripe for a golden harvest, dropped
down on that city for the purpose
of catching some pigeons" The
net was spread, the bait was very
inviting, and the game went most
gloriously for several days.
Mr.. -, whom out of respect
for his family, we shall herein call
Mr.. Smith, at last fell into the
snares of the gambler, and not
fully understanding false cards or
loaded dice, found himself at the
end of the game, minus $4,000.
This, as man of honor, he cod
not refuse to pay, and as whipping
black-leg was sorry satisfaction,
he cast about to see what revenge
the law Kin such cases made and
provided" would offer him.
1t seems that among the laws of
Virginia, the wisdom of the "Old
Dominion had seen fit to provide
that if any man could not show an
ostensible mears of obtaining his
living, he sho'd be sold into servi-
tude, to prevent his being tax to
the parish in which he lived.
The wisdom of such a provision
is not at this day to be doubled
Thus it was written, and that was
the end ont. A "pint" in law is
point the world over; and to say
that law is not reason, is dangerous
treason.
Mr.. Smith therefore filed COM
plant against the gambler as one
who had no ostensible means of
living. Dice and cards do not
seem to come under that denomi-
nation in Virginia; and the gam
bier was condemned to be sold at
auction to the highest bidder.
Not dreaming that any one wo'd
bid for such trash, the gambler at
once made himself merry over the
sentence of the court. But those
who laugh do not always win.
Mr.. Smith appeared and bid
500. The gambler laughed and
doubled it. Mr.. Smith said $500;
and then they rose by hundreds at
time.
At $500, the gambler began to
feel some alarm, and asked:
"What possible advantage can
it be to buy nae?"
"To tote you down to New Or
leans, and trade you off for corn !"
said Mr.. Smith, firmly.
This was catastrophe which
the black-leg had not anticipated,
and he began to change his tone of
banter, to supplication.
"Mr Smith," said he, III pledge
you my word of honor that | can't
bid another dollar. | have lost all
| won of you"
III have then so much the better
chance to buy you. $1,000" said
Mr.. Smith.
The gambler groaned, but was
compelled to bid $1,000.
"$1S00W
"Oh Mr.. Smith, how can you
be SO hard on poor fellow. Every
dollar | could raise wouldn't make
up that sum-"
"Then | will buy YOU'D
$4,000; said the gambler.
"$220On
And higher.yet the sum ascen-
ded, while the gambler presented
the plea of poverty, with protesta-
fiOnS which MT tO shopoo those of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFU0E WINE.
I'm QUART porrLEs.)
.vEV.ER k.eOVV:.S' THI EaII.


s'HRgreAtest Medicine ever discovered FOR the cur
OF Fever aud Ague, Chm fcver, Dumb Ague,
ARD all bilious diseases Th- valuable me has
now been before the public FOR several years and
there can be better evidence offered OF iis efficacy
than Its extensive sale, and constantly ipcr.asing
reputation. and this Is owing 10 It's having performed
son" % the most wonderful aud astonishing eures
that have ever been known. Being purely veg.ta-
BILE free from oil foreign aeie, mineral COM
ssands. Febrifnee Wine may be taken with the ut
most safety under almost any circumst ancea. u
strengthens the stomach Inv igorates the STEM and
entirely prevents the languor and prostration of
strength which always attends Fever and Agu.. and
all bilious diseases II not only breaks he 81 lis and
cs-ks the fever but the disease Of the Lv-
er and other organs, on which the Chill and Fever
depends The thousands who have used the Febri-
fugc Wine need further evidence OF its virtue than
s happy restorative effect. II IL truly wonderful
medicine, and operates the system like n charm
The arst second dose OF Febifuge Wine breaks the
ehilis, and continued according to the directions, II
removes the disease permanently from the system
aud leaves the body In = healthy condition. Hose
persons who afflicted with Fever and Aguo ~ any
form OF bilious Diseases are recommended give
this valuable medicine fair trial. which IA AZ that
10 necessary To Insure and convinso all OF It's
superiority over every other remedy offered 10
the public. Certificates OF the highest pectabity
might be presented to subs AntHts al that is claimed
In Its behalf but will be left TO Ina reduce tselfo
stand or fall upon It's own inertia
Caution 10 the Publis.-Be sure that the name
the proprietor, JOHN WISrR Is IN his own han,lwri.
tang, on the Promissory Note, which Is attached 70
the bottom Of each engraved label on the bottles.
Sold ~ retail By Druggists and Merchant every.
where.
All Wholesale orders must be directed to yoan w.
ner, " Maiden Lane, N. r., or to Bay h baldwin.
Wholesale drusgists, Chicago.
Soki Wholesale and retail by Messrs
ALvORD 4 VAN PATTEN,
9DO-d&wly Davenport low
BOLtES, SMITH 4 CD,
heaters in Patent Medicines, "a, South water 81
Chicsgo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

vLyHEREAS on the 30th day Of December, A d,
w 1856, John vogt and Anna Ole his wife. exc.
euted unto Austin Corbn as Trustee, certain deed
of Trust. conveying TO said Trustee the ia,d In
Clinton County, Iowa. described follows to Wit :
The West half OF the North East quarter and North
East quar- ter u the North East quarter Of Section
twcuty-six t26) and North west quarter Of North
Wesi quarter OF Section twenty five (,5 IN Township
eighty 1.-TWO. (S,) Range fonr, 90 aud North half Of
North Bast quarter Of the SautL East quarter Of
Section seventeen, 90 Township eghty-two, ts2
Range hive. (6,) which said conveyance was made by
The sad John Vegt and Anna Ole his wife, for the
purpose % securing the payment ~ two certain pro-
mssory notes and the interest thereon senedb by said
John Veg, and Anna Ole his wife, dated the 31th LAY
Of December, A II, 1886, one for ifteen dollars and
the other for sixty dollars, both PAYABLE six months
after date, TO the or Ter Of II A. Thompson.
Aud now. said notes having beccme duesnd paya-
bic and the said JuhG Nogt ard Anna Ole his wife
having failed TO Iay the same. | Austin Corhin,
Trustee n aioresld, do hereby give Ills pnhlIc
motive, that by sittue OF III" power which is
in me vested ty said defd - Trust, viii,
Saturday The 23nd day OF August, A y, Ie57,
ut the hour Of two O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day, NJ the Court Housr door III the city OF
Dave port expose aud offer Tor sale. at psbc auos
ton, tile paIccis ofland above described much
thereof shall b. sufficient to satisfy and psy the
the day q sale together with the expenses attend
Upon he compiet ion Of such sale deed viii be given
IN accordance with the stipulation of SAID deed u
Trust
Dated the cath day Of July, DIST.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
July 25Itl Tusire.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
Chicago Alton 4 ST. Louis r. L.
La ~ 3
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

rains !edcs Chicago for 81. Louis and tstSrms-
dtats places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted 0SOAn
Express Train, Saturdays excepted) HOPE
Trains iedce 81. LouisJtor Chicago and inferno
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) 7O0An
Express Train saturdays excepted 88UPn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
w!rrains run on this road make direct connections
III Jolie. Out on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, encke and most re-
liable route between Ct Louis and New York, Boston
Philsdeiphs, and the East.
With Illinois Central x. II 1t BLOOMINGTON, for La
Sale, Mendota and Cairo.
iih Great Western OF Illnoi5 at Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples
With all the Railroads dverging from Chicago
~ith daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all places mentioned above can
be procured 1T all the principal ts tet oces In the
United States, and ct he Offices
In d, Louis In Chicago
Soot OF W Asnngton Av- IS Dearborn street, oppo-
enae, on Levee. site fremont House,
RICH'D r. MORGAN, Ja, gupt.
bloomington, Jan. i. 1865. febiodti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

y
NIHEREAS I'm the 9th day OF Ju'y, A. D, 1856
w Hannsh Louisa IIotchkis and orson Hotchkis
her husband, executed unto Austin CuTbin IS Trus-
tee, certain deed of Trn {, conveying to said
Trustee the land IN Scott COUNTY, Iowa, described as
follow, ~ wit: The West haif Of the North East
quarter OF Section twenty-foUr tlil In Township
eighty, esq., Range one O. East, which said convey
ance mad by The said Hannah Louisa Hot chkts
and Orson Hotchkisfor the purpose Of securing the
raymc mt Of u certain pronssory mote and the int.
rest thereon signed by said nrson Ho'chkis, dated
the 18th day ~ july, u, 1856 for Forty dollars.
payable twelve months after date,to the order Of VIM
McManus.
Ani now said note having become due and paya-
bic ard the said oIson llot.Lkis having failed
70 pay thr same, Austin CorhiB, Trustee ~ afore-
said 10 hereby give this p,bc notice, that by virtue
OF the power which is In me vested by said deed Of
Trust. will, On Saturday the 22i day Of August. A.
d. 1851 at the hour 81 O'Clock IN the afternoon Of
said day at the Court House door In the city Of Ia
venpoIt expose and offer for sale, at public auction
10 the slightest bidder for cash, the parcel OF land
above described much thereof shall BE- sufif-
Client TO satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
With the interest thereon to the day OF SALE together
with the expenses attending said sale, OF this
notice and Trustees fees. Upon the completion of
ueh sale decd will be given la accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed of Trust.
Dated the eth day u July, A. y. le,7.
AUSTIN CDRBlN,
Juy25dth Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

ROPE CARPETINGS,
ND1Y durable anA suitable for 0mces, Saloons,
Banks y. just 1ecs1vsd st Oesseins LOCK Enc
street = GOULD STERRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
Chicago & Rock Island Railroad

Chicago & Rock Island Railroad
R Mvs;s 80, sszz;E1sE
Winter .1,.s'nn cement,
an and after Monday De LIST 1856, and until
Dfnrther notice trains will leave Rock IsAad daily
Sundays excepted, rs foilowe:
l., mail train at IoW
Oh ,irbt express 6OOP. n.
Al freight, with ID class cars at GO
TRAINS arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays eG
cepted a. follows:
Isl rght express ~ 800 A. y.
% mail train Al oWP Il.
81 freight, with ID class cars 1t 93oP. y.
Al, train over this road IN direct connection Ut
Chicag with trains both the Michigan Southern
.nd Mch,g Central II. X. to aud from Detroit, To-
lc,to cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dupkrk Buffaio, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York.
Philsdelrhia Baltimore and Washington. Also at
IaSalle with trains OF the Illinois Central Road
North to Calena and south TO St Louis and Cairo 10
which places tickets can be procured OF
s. $. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
X. r. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded of the necesstyof giving
distinct directions as the destination Of their bag
gage also 70 procure tickets before taking their
In the cars the conductors collect fares only to sta
lions ON the line Of the Chicago &Rock Island railroad
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
" II. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Nov. ~. 1883 ldtN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

CARPETS CARPETS,
AFAaNl1IcsNT Hns.,sh velves Ia str,es, and
wi Brussels Carpet.nes this day opened al Dessant
Block 2nd street next to the "Bg Tea Kettle
GOULD 1 STEERE.
I.A,GR.aE.v' C.dRPETI.s'GS.
VERY Handsome carpetinss, Rich and BRIGHT
Coiors, at so cts per ward, this day opened at the
'>' - ''' ' GOULD 4 srEERE.
STAIR GARPRTlNGS,
TWINS Aay spshss u every description end price
i from IS cts 10 "A per yard, nj the great Carpet
and Furniture Ware house End q
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
az ROLLS. Of different widths, Floor OIL Cloths
~ 1ast opened st Dessaint Block God
GOULD 4 sTanRE.
WINDOW 0EIADE9
OF every variety from INC !, 81 each, inst opened
Vat the Mes Cdypet and Furniture Wsre House,
'SssSS~ ~ y y aourD l srssRA
The Wonders Of the World
Il her seven wise men, and Davenport has her
great points Of attractions, viz: The "Bg Carpet
and FURNITURE wsrshouse, I" . The Big Tea Kettle"
and "The Big Horse Collar" all on Second Street,
doors above Perry.
IL, 600 Yards Cnl.petissgs
ofeysry variety. description and price, rom - dow.
ye poor ones-ve can accommodate ycu. This +
perfectly democratic institu,:on You will BE- waiiei
upon by man who has stood upon The highest pyra-
mid q Egypt upon Mount xisn and Cslvsrymw n,
Tyre, and who has received gracious bow from The
Pope OF Rome and the vesy respectful attention 0f
the absolute monarch Of shs Ottoman Empire.
.tsa.s ~ GOULD srGERE.
Second street, 6th door absve Perry.
T ROPE CARPETINGS,
VDlY durable an suitable fsr omcss. Saloons,
Y Danks e. just reostvsd 1t Dessoint 1lock 2nd
street. GOULD Z oIAAN..
TABLE OH CLOTHS,
TN patterns and By the yard. for safe 1t the great
so Co. "a 49,. 80 ~ IN 50: srr Hssss.n'
IarpetsI ,Carpetsy
A IlN1 sssssneas q nsmp ingram I'D .zhrss
"A ~ o'''.'i's '9 e; !. 'g EUl 4 . ooH.
orlDp 1assk. Sssaes lsE1 and = -.
spapest's GanDew1es,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
TABLE OH CLOTHS,
IarDetsy .Carpetsy

IN patterns and BY the yard. for sale 1t the great
! Cars ~ Iafatsusl yeys H.sss Dsss.tns
Block 9nd street. 0TTLD = STEERE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

VTTHEREAS IN the sth dsy.of Dveembcr, A, ID,
w 1856, Andrras Detief Laumssch and Anna
Lsun,bsch his wife. executed unto Lo,ns Msekiot
as Trustee, certain deed OF Trust, conveying 10
said Trustee the land in Clinton County, Iowa, do
scr,bed a follows, to wit: The eouth half Of the
North East quarter 81 Section number thirty
(s5) in Township Iumoer eishty-ihree, ts3,l North
Of Range number i've, Is East Of the 5th i. NJ,
which said conveyance wss made b. said Andreas
Detief Lsuneaeh and Anna Laumbach for the
purpose Of securing the payment u . certain pro-
missry note and the interest thereon signed BY said
Andress Detef 1aumbach, dated the sth day OF De-
cenhet. ID, 1886, for thrty-seven 80 100 dollars,
payable Sax m-nihs after date, 10 the order Of Austin
CoFbn.
And now said note having become due and pay able
and the said Andreas Deter Lsumbach having rallied
to pay the same, Louis A Mackot Trustee as afore
aid do hereby gyeths public potise that ty virtue Of
the power which is IN me vestsd by said deed
] will. on Saturday the and day OF August A u,
1851 ~ the hour OF O'Clock the afternoon OF said
day, at the Court House Govr the city of Dav.n-
pert, expose and Offer for sale, At public auction, the
parcel OF land above described, much thereof
shall be sufficient TO satisfy and pay the amount OF
taid note with the interest to the day Of sale
together with the expenses endng said sale, costs
OF this notice and Trustees fees, upn the compile
ton 81 such sale deed viii be given In acccrdxice
with the stipulation Of said Deed u Trust.
Dated the 2uh day Of July A u. 1857.
LOUIS A MACKLOT.
July 25id trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
New York and Boston.


New York and Boston.
@09 r. =
TIME AND DEFIANCE SAVED, VIA
.VeaC York and Erie
wide Gauge, Double TRACK,
r "A I i 3 @ A D
via Duakirk,.. B4caio, Niogsrs TaLls or SSs-
pension hsjd1e.
i vide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkirk, buffalo Niagara Pals and Suspsnsion
Bridge 10 New York.
without Change Of Cars Or
Baggage,
6ordingunusualcomfost,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passenger. leave New TOft daily, . =
Most splendid Steamers In the
world.
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either Of ths asovs
routes.
procured at the Company's Once. No. - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts by calling on the Company Agents
b.. saiTa. as ~ Agent. o;svsiaad, Q.
decl7df
HAIGHT. SEARS 4 BECKETT,
Leather. Manufactures
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Il IL AT III E IL
Saddles, S0ddley.v Hardware
Coach zs'jssssss} m0s, Shoe
Findings, A5Aes &c.
We have nov on hand one Of the largest end ~
Leather 5 Sadlllcs-v HardsC0re,
evsryo9ered in the west. Comprising y pastei
Sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and Hcmlock,
Cellar Leather
French, America and Patent oslt 1A1n
Kips and Upper Leather,
Iiniriss, Roans, Morocco, Bindings, Patent sna
Plain SkiTting, Dash and Enameiisd LsssAsr, Lasss,
Findings, &c, &c.
SaHdisry Hardware, Japanned, Brass, end SILVER
Plated, from the best manufacturers. oeif-ed1ast-
ing, Gig, and Pad Eees; RoIicrs Horse eAoos ~
Spring Tougued Buckles and In Short svesy estto
the harness maker, or Saddler can visA.
Carriase and 0roesrs ne.s, soI frcRs, -
1 H.ss: G Gss s ss:! .is is: es.s s -.
osasss, i.ss n1elEs ~ ~, @ 80. Z
s1las sllse.1o4 en1 ns1aef nsll11l - 1lyf!eA
-; r l;'' :; !. q 9. =: : -:
-. xka1' b.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES,&e
I. L. w. GERRY,
2O3 Canal st. L 10 Broadway, NV.

IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &c
1. L. w. GERRY,
2O3 Canal st. L 40 Broadway. NV.
(Rssablished 1901
Importers aad Dealers IN First Quelisiss.
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Oner 10 tbs TRADE HOTELS, PRIvATRFAMILJEs,
and all Who are choc. in their taste, ssd desire
genuine article, . large variety Of
TEAS, GhkEN AND BLACK, SOUCHON0, POUCH
ONO, khGIlsI hREAkfAsT, o0I0N6, fMPR
RIAL, HYsON, 9UNPOwDkK. YOUNG uYeON,
Ac.. IN chests and half chests, Ae.
COffEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
WiNES-AADEGIRs, SnERRIRs PORTS, HOOKS
sSc, very old and high grades, In original pAcka-
scs, drnions, mAgnlims and bother.
BARTON and GULeTlER6 CLARErS.
CHAMPAGkES. Met l. Chandon's Cabinet Inn
verzensy Do. Heidseick, @. II. Mumm's, do do,
LiQu0hs-brandies, Runs, whl.kry, Gin, Arrack
Absinthe, kirsch, nc, &C., In original packages
asp Cai aeso, Msrasehino, Anisette, Noyeau, but
MALT IioU0hs-Lonion brown Stout, Scotch and
English ALEs.
3kGAkS--A variety Of Choice Brands.
fiCklES-ENGLIsH and FRENCH
sAuCkS-vor Fish, Carrie Game, Meat, &C.
GHEESk- S1lLTOS, CHEDDKR ROYAL vfCro-
RIA, PRINCE albert PARMEsAN GRuY-
khE. SAPSAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN
Su6ARs-LOAv, CRUSHED, PULYERiSED III
ckoIx, &C. 10 barrels rnd half bstreis.
HAAs--w ESTPHAflA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
si-Our Liquors are warranted unsduiteratcd au
Of Tour own importation. IApr, - dIy.l
DARE INDUCEMENTS To AGRSTs-ExPsRI
lOkNCfD OAnvsssing Agents wanted In nil parts
of the country for the "Comprehensivo Typography
and History, (Ancient aud Modern) OF the Whole
World from the earliest agss TO the present time
By GooDRieu, peter PArey.) Elegantly bound
and beautifully Illustrated. Price - Sold only by
Agents ~ whom special districts will be given. Ap-
piiean'e should state what counties they would LIE
For particular apply to
J. II. COTTON 4 co,
hehi7df liz william .treet, NY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-08

A 1f0D eoDos1ane1t q Emp Ingram ~ Ihres
n ~ caEpstiass nov opsn q
-. e; :: ap ~ ~! = ~ SSpzA: ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATH-.



frowsE-FiooD --0n Monday, AugcS. 81, by .as Rsv.
Mr. hssrss' a. n resiocuce 40 ~ second aveaus. To
J, Bso~, 10 Hlss AAAaaAET FLOOD, all CT tails city
nSoz--sizvtSu1s On Su,dsy August 81, ny Tho Raw
r. jnncs, Mr.. Raazrr IErox to Mrs SAs.1 CAraAxx1
AikissDan, b ~ o. H4oo-.a.
E0st rarasg 1ifAso corp,
kyra--2rsesrr, russasy morning Sspt. l, by taa
ReY John EIs.b, Hr JnKs Ri-G 20 Jazz ELLxs dau3-
Ter Of Ssacei Russell, ESQ ali or this city.
lah oInls papers please copy.
MiSa--hAinwis On tuesday, Sept J, by sha Rev. a.
Gillette, NJ. Gsosds e. hIa0, son ~ Col. Aiexr A1g,
10 si.b ksry daughter 81 ihs ale Cherries
Baldwin, snd niece ~ The Hon Fernando Wooi az or thin
CITY
HCrcx-sY-WDsor.- In Brooklyn, on Tue, day, Sopt l.
by he Rev Dr.. Pisa. he A. fpfanyosD NeeoaiG1 10
MHs WI. NINA Hilsos. all 81 Brooklyn.
Pr;ss-it-Issn -in Jsrsry tsTy, 90 Wecrcsaay sps 4
By ice Sev. Paul D. Vsn Cccs sr d. q. Dl HsUFs Pxuu
formerly oil Holland, 20 azs FAsru Dxsas, o. Jsrssy
Cay
Srasx- HosysDs-Oa Tuesday, Sepa !. 81 tho Csntsal
chgron In R-unn7 s.rn by tos kss Mr. s~rssy, WsIasn
sTAsA IA IIzx oay daughter Of the late Cnss v. HoG
miEe, All Ct tan city
THoveoy-SsJTs : Tn Monday evening. Aux1l, ~. by
Tho Rev. Mr.. Norrix, Mr. Psaur ". Teosnaos 70 No
9rohsa ~ s=ara, bo.a o. tina city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

y1e. New Bedford paper o. hs In Inst oortare the
xhsse rather INQUIRY for spssm and hs rscslt
pesY frvm England has pradaoed Upward tsodenoT
among boldsss. Tue taSssctons Nocs iass aoiuds
rot wansprsd- ihO 40 bbls "velghins hl0s hsavyn
at 81 20 per gaon Tho market FOR whale oeen qse.
s;scs isss rbs only s>l~s oomiOs N aowsdss
2q6 bbs euh eocght speoalauoa ~ 10, and
100 bDh hrmpback 1t .lc per gallon
Psovpsoss - 'oyk-rhe market dull. and sssss cou
nred about 100 . 300 bbs IN Ios, ianudsss Dasss y
e2a so . 80 IS, and prime ~ 81 SGT rs 8esr Wa
nrm wah sAiss u aoous 100 sbs repssxed wasosn Ra'n
hams aet, ssd aaSA = ns~d~vate emte~t ~ ouv
prices Bacon was Arm NOMINAL Ai 100 FOR good Qua
TT annexed aides Out rass steady wh Light sAlss
.m ,sDss Of psecs lard WAS n fAir dsnsaad ii chs
reduction In prices nocsd essorny Basssr snd choose
were STEADY and IN fAsr dcmaaA, oar nxrrcs- W.