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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11
THE LECTURE SEASON.

CAPTAIN DE RIvlRRRR's LAST LECTURE IN FEW
" yors viii tate place on saturday evening Aprn H. ~
Hope Chapel Brc.dwsy subject fhs crissesn war shnf
win appear In the full war uniform Of an oces the
zousves 70 which be a'sshed Doors open q y Leisure
II O'Clock Tiokcs 80 each. be 90
aired VIM Hall cons - Broadway, and n The pripei
pal hotels. boob ana music stores
Captain n A be Rvierre's lecture IN Brcosiyn Osptain
De Everre has the honor 'osnnounce tie public that he
viii the Crimean fan Of seSssc cot
Ac IL The A,henmrm, Cd thursday evening Aprn osvN
Nc Hverye will In full uniform Of ocey ~
the zouavee which he attached Doors open att. Les
ure commences ct O'Clock Tickets 80 csnts may be o5
sir.d . all the botes book and mpsic stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

Ma FOWLER CLosEs ms coU ssE THIS EVENING,
m ec-rer Of rul,on and Orange sreen Brooklyn. Sab
jar' now ard bow 70 prove r. intellectual cuNure,
bo~ rood .ceskers and WRITER'S suxnees
act and talent 40. rskcss 11k cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11


CPRIN0 AND sUMuHR F.sHIONS-PATreRNs OF
y ne~ and elegant de- gsns for ladies' ohidrens
REL uA received q the Emporium OF Fashions S5 Bro VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

CARPBTING, UPHOLSTERY, &C.
CRo r. PnfERsoN,
WIN continue Ire c~xpe@ bvanenn In hs hrm a.
A. PEThneOu co.
10 20 Canal gtregl
We would nvifs he attention 81 feaAe md o. pNbns
10 rich Brussels carpeting q. 70 1os PEI yArA
Rkh velvet Competing In % ia pes yayd
And All The --latest pAk1svpa Of John Oroesfy soma
Ous<oAha Aessvfvuoa n Ne 0wss eash prt>ea
No 2As Broadway opposite Ne Pvk
Are now receiving iron France
ppcopAYrvp rArpns
For pmlra chambers and o1hes ronma,
In every variety Of style ssd pskiern
yheir aoek Of
suApra
OF hely manufacture and
upAcisssry sscda- ~
Furniture esv@hgs
o. IN ysaxs importation, full and complete eomprsx
a And mualin eurtaina IA
wringr together vtA delar~s brccas and plushss AMI
dipvent ssyes IT coverings and curtain
use All al Ne lows~t Wholesale snd rs>afl price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

UvHrop COURSE L. Low MONDAY ApRr IA Av
" ~ o'ccck match for $500 mile heats, best IN -
go peuod vegas. IT, Woodruff names q Harry sisn
SHAW WHITE, Posns,crA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

ITNDQUAILnD srAMPsD EnBRoID!RY nANUPAo
u ture.-v De PkRCBvAI. p,hares hanool successal
81 Broadway, Y.-hAdsms nancel hstsr a Madame n
eorosvA gives her specl attention 70 ali knds Of Frensh
nbroideries made 70 order nia scalloping yokss ~,
xboiNaaJe and retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

C,oR SALE OR RxCHArGs-rHE RIGHT or A
valuable hand plsrter FOR state OF Sew York salts
farorilv good and highly profitable srtlcis
low :, anufassnr,na asd venoina hts city sssie
CANNON BERRv. 70 kaapsu STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

u~oR SALE on HxCHANgI roR CITY PRoPssry
turs arur,s aod ssoch MONTAGUE Hsn Bvootys; for os
lion s,d business unsurpassed there rcstsurso bar bal
rcov spper attached 70 Tits house, witch Res
been in successfu persor tor nine yess BY the prescott
pyorr,,or: There forty Eve 10 hy nrs class balls In
Ms house for the For psrucu inquire OF DAVID
~AHbs.s xontasue Hal Broohlrn' No agents need
sDsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

s..rssis soa.s :.S :o.s .s .. ar.
Point RE oc x 'ss ors asrnurs and sSes. q
.o carriages KikssIsSk s9 ros-s s.ssse
A'oH ssln Oh TO Lss-osE HoUs's AIDS soM ras
p:. ss"st sss 100 90 ed
osS Grs wn M mile Us non, on fss.m,s g.
ton to-" Tom sew nooasls ard from Mount vsrnca g:
sSUrrsN IFS sow-ry 'A ""A'
A'tR SALE ar To LEr-rwo NEW BRICK GOT
i tags, on the corner of DE KLb avenue and 0nhs@
s {. .. so and S. =!
k,ok Sc LIE OR TO Lsr-Ar B0ILs SERRY oov-
tsge with ktchsu attached kohec range Sleeping
sToun. one Of mile oo ne ros from cam soss e..
Dg s roe tn .o ana yss..ss sssdsa n rs., w s,
three times day Addres Dor 1875 Pos, once
stoy brics house - twenty seventh street. e.
81; q a. boSsL.s % S.IteS i% M N ''"''''' "
hOR sALr OR TO LETT. AT AsroRIA. L. I.-rus
large oommoeeus ewelias house u rooms wth Cur.
sliding doors dumb waiter and and 80
cS The o1sceDs @ and ma .cs%s%s Asss:: b.
6 rD sH :: sS' ss s:si ioSS whitney
E'os sALs OK LEASE ON BR0ADwAY-THI .Eaa
four sscr, house ncchss. come, Of sinh arsss "a
Nos and each 3 ~ ios .ss mati.s
on f.1ossSis tsr"s of LEASED Tor nums q Sssrs .s.s
rstev In parcel WITH possession or bemfe nayl In
quito at 774 broadway. before II a n or after r.
nor SALE Oh TO EESr-A BEAUTIFUL ooUsrxx
seat. with ten sixty OF land. Eu <tst mile
above Taa town tho hudson river Apply " A.
Kt 'Gs"s Nd SUTTON IS Broad streo-
u,OR sAlE O8 TO kEsr-FIvs NEW THRxE srOaY
and basement houses, twenty sixh street. bstwesa
seventh ara kHhh avenues Will be rente 10 y Poses
william street
L,LATBUsH LOTs.-A NUMBE& OF HAsDsoMELv
located directly In the centre village WIN
sold Yus purchasers The locsiea IL Of tss
desirable for country residences tbs be ou ID in he
country. LOTT. rs Nassau stres<
CRoCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE In
" qure OF Beekman and front sreets under Fussa
msrtst
CROCRnY STORE FOB sALE-fHRaE N re- LIE AsD
" stock OF best stands in York, ioing
st-Uy cash trade OF 81 week, and could eaSlv q
~ co Of stock made light Address A. B iT0
Herald ofco.
n 0sss AND LOTS FOB SALE ON REAsOSAPss
eeventsesth sreet-A coed opportunity for ysrl
ard lumber ard situated the hesserly side
Of keveruenh street commencing 10 feet west OF B.
outh ard south Pifh strests he Lot -
front By l03 feet inches deep.
Seventesuth NYOn Seventeenth street two hoasss
ard lots notbery sde nearly opposite
twenty ninth street u Twenty street
brown stone 'front.' four Stories al
mrdo improvements price Sill 90.
1bTty hfth suess-Bro~n stone nrrh sde, rou-sh
IS feet front all modern e8e.
Second house betw kgheenth and rtno
eeph sees On west SIDE Of second avenue four ssses
Apply to ?. nACvARLAN SONS. $50 Tenth ss.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

u,,s sAtnA yruE AeeOnfMRNr or CHOICu
yrhs s,c large quasy o. bon II the nursery cor
ssvsrty ssh1 srees md brcsAvny cHlcste SUN
hams manstoaL VA'W obAkk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

L,OK sALE-rHR TWO STORY AND ATTIC snICK
house. with Hpted lease n ot having tecave pears
TO nd every twenty years. stastioo
Tho soutAwes of Pike MA1son 6rouA Apply
tween 10 and o'closk- Tsrns easy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

A BAk9AIn.-FOR sAGH, NEAT TWO srORY
"A frame house ten gosd sable. and five lots of
ground pleasantly situated the Of kosraud
qu on premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

EOk sALR-fox PEsMANsNr IeyEsrxsNr. sIGar
per cent city end county honda - he undersigned offers
sale the tolo~i ing seurtioss3O 90 aApcrct couI.+
Qlsos cent bonds d. tod July 1856 and rsdeemshls
ut the American Exohangc Bank In rev FORK July 1876
Interest coupons 40 annually on the st dy Of Juy
$1,000 each; $1,000 War City (illnos per cert ,nds
dated May 1855, and due At the Amor an Exchange sank
May 81 BIO. cnupona Snuary
July 81 0u earh Tho above bonds issued
formity .h at Of the s'as Legislature Su1 orizns
ssue Of bonds IN AID Ia the construction OF the Wsrsaw and
Rockford kai rod Tho amount OF taxable In the
county for the 1886 So s06 $780, S3 poo
siou about 2S 600 IN A3 $40 The anh rived
ksue by the county is sico 90 The amount OF taxable
s4 The authorized ISSUE BY the city Is o00 ADD moro
be ssued bv either the cit, cousty without by
the Legislature and sanctioned BY the people, hat every
precsu0n has been taken make these bonds
able In point OF security and thew be rapudfad under
aay circumstances Hancock county one Of the
the state and IL expected nat Hsty miles OF Tho
above raroad, from WArsA~ To Oquawka junct,n will be
fnnhed and In full operaa,u 10 days from the
time. have fully examined TIA strength Of these
and car recommend ten 10 fenss and tho pobic with
the utmost condenoe believing thst they will with
ssy hirg tho market; and tor permanent
safer bonds be found P Of the under which
bonds issued and full particulars apply
BERT NICOiAAY. No. Brosn stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

FINANCIAL


eQC S0n IN SUMS PkOn $3.50 TO 80 no.
POA.CVU. wanted UPON ssasfsvsorT ars. mortgages
Terms ult PleAse add ess bog 1875 foet ofhoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

NOR sALE-A LIQUOR srosE HANDSOMELY FIT.
ted up AID in poPuous neshbo.hood, With three
The above be had for cssh
apply 10 MICH AEL o'CONEOR of Water and Gold
streets, Broekyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

LNoR sALs-rHE roUs story BRowr moEE
hum sn ii, nv aayv work superior 70 any houss
se In yc,h Win or without NE furnhure - Ne
" eore 70 hurcps. Appr N ~ ~ bUDLOWA %, hPtns
- se. NV esrss and terms which are -sry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

LNOR sALE-1HE WEST house OF rae ROW or rHa
story high sioop brick h,uses tie south 81
% Forty 9th street, between Firth sud Sixth
tou very desirable. Terms cheap and easy.
LhS1 Ell. los Chambers Hyoos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

IIOTEL FOR SALE IN H0BOKEN.-THa WILL
II Known establishment known ~ Bsumer's Hotel estab
hsod fifteen yesrs containing thrtf besides lauD
ball billiard basement and pAoo90
ard; fitted the mos. pe'fest STYLE will be sold oheao.
reasonable sccoau Of he going Of b.
InQu tho premises OF tho proprietor. oornar
Third and Hudson streets. Hobokeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11
EOR HAI.E.

LNt b saLE THdaE srOxT AND BAsEME IT
borse 2oysS lot ance. 90 fry si,h street oasween
eecoe rird Only 81 900 cash lurod bs-
lar three or I've yesrS z. a LEAaAs.
corBev Ft'sietb stre~t and Third vsnue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

OROOKLYH rIasr GLASS HoU -Es FoG SALE
ID Proc IS 500: viz Eve Of The block Of rhnsdelohia
haymood srees4 bat bloct nom As Junction q Futon
and Flaibush They among The substAnia
elegant and perfect hou Bro kyn Parties Ia
Of beelhy coayeriens asd poPu ~ oclon. invited 70
exaBine them. - 500 renain permanent mortgage
and the residue, desreA be pad In lnsAlnsnts
% time 70 suit the convenience Of pares Appy to WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

u,oR sALR AT FORT wAsHIH0roH HEIGHrs-rdR
un,va led location between 1884 aud is<th
about fes the Hudrn river and running he Knss
bridge road costAnilg 40 40 LOIS with
fruit forest and eyesgreen trees mansi green houses s
fss &C In compeas order ample saTuboerJ and tabLs
villa sfs u Tie most seec oosions msy
be made he property The VIII soil II fair prics
ply lmmedis,ely 70 " PfEaCk Is william sue>t sest
dorx N ths tar uxch
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11
Andrew p. Butler is Dead.

United States Senator Butler, of Soutl
Carolina, died on the evening of the
25th ult. His disease was dropsv.-
Thus have gone the two prominent actor>
in the disgraceful scene which resulted in
the brutal assault upon Senator Sumner.
Mr.. Butler has been in the Senate since
lS47. He, since the death of Mr.. Cal
houn has been considered the champion Of
those extreme Southern doctrines which
find such genial growth in South Carolina
soil.
1t will be remembered that the late
Preston S. Brooks, nephew of Senator
Butler, made the murderous assault upon
Mr.. Sumner for language used by the latter
in answer to an ultra Pro-Slavery speech of
the uncle.
Senator Sumner, after lingering for
months at deaths door is recaininr his
health, while Butler and Brooks were cut
down suddenly from full health. As we
thought on hearing of the death Brooks, so
we think now, "Man proposes, God dis
poses, y C2eueldnd Herald. .t
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11
Clippings.

There is an inscription on tombstone
at La Pointe, Lake Superior, which reads
as follows: "John Smith, accidentally shot
as mark of affection by his brother. 1
There are in the insane asylums in the
United States s,462 patients, and in the
asylums in the British Provinces there are
1,O7O inmates.
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce states
that the importation of foreign fiuits trees
and seeds, the present spring, is estimated
to exceed, by at least so per cent, that of
any former year.
A little boy at Wilton, Conn, having
seen the gardners make piles of rubbish and
burn them, tried the experiment with straw,
in Lewis Olsteads barn and cleared out the
whole concern.
The Barre, Vt. Post Office has been ta-
ken from lady, against the expressed
wishes of 3s2 out of the 400 voters in the
town, and given TO man. Old Buck is
an ungallant.
Three thousand odd dollars from the U.
S. Treasury go annually into the hands of
Brigham Young, and doubtless GO great
way in furnishing the numerous Mrs.
Youngs with provender.
On Monday an officer attempted to ar
rest man at Milford, when the mains wife
threw a kettle ofboiling water at him, miss
ing the officer, but nearly killing her hus-
band, who received the contents in his bo-
som.
A married man has been arrested at Low
ell for criminal intercourse with his sister,
the guilty pair being found lodging at the
Mechanic 5 House by the brother and Aft
anced lover of the fallen girl; the man is
81 years old, his sister only 2l.
A CURIosITY.-The LIE Roy Gazette no
tees a lamb which has been exhibited in
that town with ears and mouth, on the
neck, the ears on the side of the mouth, the
eyes Just above the mouth, with cnly one
nostril, and that where the ear ought to be. !
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11

THE INDIAN WAR IN FLoR1DA.-The
Tampa (Fla.) Peninsula4 of the 9th inst.
gives the following account of an attack on
the United States troops by the Indians:
1.-TWO detachments Numbering in all
about twenty men, from companies B and
E, Fifth Infantry, under command of a
non-commissioned officer. were left in charge
of boats, stores, DC, at Pain Grove, while
the main body of the troops that had been
operating in that quarter were Withdrawn
While ten men were procuring water from
well, they were cut off from the camp,
and fired on by large body of Indians,
who were led on by negro. Privates
Siler, company B, and Springer, company
E, were killed; privates Haur, company E.
severely, and Wolf, company B, slightly
wounded. The bodies of Siler and Spring
er were found and buried by Lieut.. Hill
They were scalped, stripped and indecently
mutilatcd. On the 1st inst. Lieut.. John
son, with six men, met and attacked about
twenty Indians. After sustaining the loss
of one man he withdrew. 1t is rumored
that Michael Swicord was the name of the
man killed, aud that the Indians secured
his gun and about 500 rounds of amuni-
tion." - @
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11

A DETERMINED SU1crDE.-As the spe-
cial train on the Fitchburg Railroad was
entering the depot at Concord, on Friday
evening, a man was seen run and throw
himself down Immediately in front of the
engine. The cow-catcher, however threw
him off. He recovered himself, was seen
to put his hand to his head, as if injured,
and then start upon the run apparently to
overtake the engine again. He did not
succeed in doing so, but came up with the
baggage car, and Immediately plunged un-
der it, between the forward and back trucks,
and was run over and killed instantly
The man had been about the depot nearly
all the day, talking and acting in rather an
eccentric way. Towards night he frequent
ly asked what time the train would come
along. He said he was German, and had
worked in tubo factory in Beach-street
and had some difficulty with girl in War
ren-street and the police were after him.
He was young man, tolerably we'll dress
ed, had about four dollars in his pocket,
but no papers showing who he was.-Bos-
ton Traveller.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11
Slander and Suicide.

A correspondent writing from Newport,
Me-, under date of May 20, furnishes the
following particulars of the sad death of a
young lady.
Miss Mary Martin, very pretty and in
telligent young lady about twenty years of
age, committed suicide by drowning herself
in the stream at Detroit, the town adjoining
this. She invited a young lady friend to
walk with her, and seating herself upon a
log near the stream, she told her friend that
she was about to drown herself, and the
reason for so doing. She took off all her
jewelry, and gaveit to the young lady, say
ing, 4 want you to have these" In few
moments after her friend persuaded her to
return to the house, telling her that they
would come down in the afternoon. They
had proceeded only about five or six rods,
when Miss Martin caught hold of her friend
and dragged her towards the stream a rod
or two, but suddenly releasing her hold she
ran and jumped in. Her friend gave the
alarm, and brother of Miss Martin came
to her relief, but too late-life was extinct
when her body was taken out. The cause
for this melancholy suicide was SANDER
During the past winter stories have been
circulated to injure her character. She pro-
tested her innocence, and but few weeks
before, while walking near the place where
she was drowned, with the young man to
whom she was engaged, she said, referring
to her troubles) 'lfI thought there were no
happier days in store for me, would jump
in and drown myself Miss Martin was
a very pretty, modest and highly respecta-
bleyoung lady, tnl her untimely death is
deeply regretted. l hope it will serve as
a warning TO tho who areever ready to
circulate evil reports.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11
Poetry.
PERsEvERE.


I'd not give up,-nol grim despair
Should never forge chain for me,
Whilst thus breathed my native air,
Within land of liberty
Mol bastard were that soul that covers,
Within free born land like ours. s
I'd not give upI though every frowa
That fortunes face is want to wear,
Should rob me of the small renown
That may have been my humble share
Should thwart my every wish and will
Fontasse. through all, I'd WOO the still,
Shame on the weak and craven heart,
That bows beneath each transient sorrow,
Without the nerve to pluck the dark,
g. And greet the SUNRISE of the morrow
Without the will-for will is power
To pluck the thorn, and Gull the f1owcrl
For what, to man, is manhood given?
For what his varied powers of mind?
For what his every hope of heaven,
When earth's fair gifts have been resigned?
If not to brave misfortune's thrall,
And rise superior to them ALL
Then raise that dropping brow of thine;
Resolve-and then endeavor!
Give sorrow to the laughing wind,
With fear aud doubt, foreverl r
Press onward, and despond no more
Thy motto be, "Eacdsior''
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11

DEATH FROM THE BITE OF SPIDER
A large framed, muscular man, so years
of age, named Hartshorn, of Newton, Up
per Falls, was awakened last Saturday
morning by a singing pain just above his
right elbow, radiating from small red spot.
On searching the bed, a small black spider
was discovered where his arm had rested.
The swelling rapidly extended down the arm
during the day; on Saturday he vomitted
nearly all day, on Monday he was seized
with pain in his bowels, which continued
with frightful severity until he died, at S
o'clock Haltham (Mass.) Sen.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11

H Ex-President Pierce passed through
the city on Saturday, on his way east
We have no report of the enthusiastic re-
ception he received at the depot, and cam
not tell the entire purport of the speeches
made. 1t is rumored, however, that there
was goodly assemblage of porters and
hackmen present several of whom made
speeches, and extended united invitation
to dinner to the distinguished traveller,
with the distinct assurance that he could
have twenty minutes to do it in.-Spriny-
fela (IKass) Repu5lican. f
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11

E"Jake did youeverstudy grammer!"
II did, sir" -a
"What case is Mr.. s -"
"He's an objective case"
allow sow
because he objected to paying his svb-
scription that he has been owing for three
years"
"Right! What is noun?"
"Don't know. but | know what renoun is"
"Well what is it ?"
Running off without paying the printer,
and getting on the black list as delin-
quent." II
"Good. What is conjuction?"
"a method of collecting outstanding sub
scriptions in conjunction with constable.
Never employed by printers until the last
extremity" e
"That's right-go to your seat and quit
shooting paper-wads at the girls"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11

EFA Yankee has just invented sus-
pender that contracts on your approach to
water, so that the moment you come to
puddle it lifts you over and dropsy you on
the other side.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11

~A young Englishman, from Devon
shire, named Trowbridge, was found drown
ed in the Detroit River, few days since,
having no doubt accidently fallen in as long
ago as last September. The Detroit Tri6-
une says;
+ Letters written in neat hand were
found in his trunk all ready to mail to
England. One is directed to his brother,
and another to a girl named Elizabeth
King, to whom it seems he was engaged
to be married. The latter was dated at
Pontiac, Aug. oath, and gave description
of his voyage over and his employment
at Pontiac. 1t is a very affectionate and
excellent letter. Poor girl! for more than
six months she has doubtless been tortur.
ed by suspence, fearful that in new land
he has forgotten her and her love to him.
And now at last the words of unabated
love will be accompanied with the sad It'd
ings of his untimelF death. ...
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-06-11

rEThe following is said TO be the re-
cipe for making Chicago Alderman's
sandwich, Brandy at the bottom, gin at
the top, and water between, the latter thin
as it can be spread. a-..