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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08
WIN the Tribune Thought of the New Po-
lice ct In 1895.
From the New York Daily Tribune, March 10, 1855


The views OF the Lieutenant Governor the new Police
h In reply To the c ter OF Mayor Wood occupy
place In columns this morning Mr.. Raw mond pleads
hr cause cunnney, but fails, think, 10 establish tho
necessity OF sddpg Beard of Commissioner with
salaries OF three thousand dollars apiece and all the
Injuries OF rent clerk hire and other ncdenas 70
the burdens Of this taxed and official ridden city.
would, no doubt be very convenient and comfortable
for the ncumbents Of the ON but
have yet To good for creating them Our Mu.
Biopa administration already comp icated aud weldy
TO provcsb and this bill proposes TO add TO the compcs
uon ALREADY costs too much 10 salaries and plumber,
and this bill proposes 10 make u coat As for the
organization and efficiency OF the police there 10
TO expect benefit from the change That i'm Jrove-
ment has been accomplished by the present Board Of Com
mssoners no deny and object ~ arrcetng the
process they have 40 happily begun, and are so eli
ciousy carry ing for ward Besides there be que
hon. We think, among impartial observers, tina, would
be deplo able 10 diminish the power the Mayor
row exercises the police, this bill designed do
That power no, -ht extensive alb solate AMI
TO curisi u would be TO dminsh the Of rendering
e and properb secure just ss events are showing he
depth and danger OF that slough Of rul,uim and crime
rom which the city and IT, government are, we hope,
surely, though ncrhaps slowly, emerging We trust the
Legislature will pause before imposes upon this metropo
lie measure which the people not asked for, and
which, n submitted 10 the electors Of the city,
would be rejected By an overwhelming majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

PARE, June 20, 1857.
<rriudl al Hdue-Nutsdnce Of ne Custom Ho0e- FSrs
Gltmpsa Of tie Grand Ndi,on--Haws 10 Rou>n-Lys on
Ne Ralroud-Safay First and Sr-ad A'eroaris-scue.
-Normdndy-The Churches-Pldos de IA Puceiz> dOr-
hans, dc, dc
Amer brief stop at Southampton, where We landed
thirty passengers the Asgo iteamcd across the Chan
mel 10 HAVE, which port reached In twelve days ror
dock 10 dock, very much 10 the delight Of two hundred
and sixty nine men, women and children, who although
very pleasant people, bad begun grow utue tired Of
each other. for soiag 70 Ia bore after all. Vow We
we're resigned TO the OF the police and the Custom
Houte ofBcers who gave ample time 10 examine the
splendid docks and to crcse the crowd shore They
do not expedite their movements these French office
holders Finally, after inermnable delay a. 10 SEEM
ed TO US Yankees, who always In desperate hurry,
whether have anything TO do or no, we we're permit
land presenting passports 10 the poll %,
who guarded the gapgway. go AZ tho representa-
tive Of the Emperor had Obtained ~mful Of pass.
poris he was relieved, and marched OF with The parch.
ment to The police cfhce.
The ca Of Havre we're BY this sudden rush Of
hrs. hundred persons quite difference from New York
and our party promensded TO the EoropeaA Hotel which
establishment having received about hundred guests,
as over crowded was astonished at the exceeding
cleanliness Of The al accent docks They
as nee from Dirt the kitchen floor OF true New ing
lard farm house, What would you say ladies', 10 waking
on the carriage way "a Front SOUTH Pearl ives, sree,s'
All he back and side streets Of Hsvre we're clean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08
"THE DEAD RABBIT CLUB"
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Several Of the city journals have called "The Dead
Rabbi, Club The Roach Guard" gang Of thieves
pickpickeis, Eve Pointers, &c. Now, hereby offer
reward Of s26 TO any who will prove that single
member OF that guard by tho wsy there such club
the Dead Rsbbs) Is Five Pointer, thief pick.
pocket am willing 10 submit the question 10 the dec
sion OF any Police Justice o. this city also hold myself
ready n deposit the s20 In your hands pardon my
surance ct any moment you may call for H. In the event
OF u s offer beng acnepfed
MARCUS HARBALr, Is Mulberry street.
Ps-ANow me 10 say Of the young men composing
that guard that they are and ALL honest industrious
and hardwoskiog men, most OF whom possess a trade
which they follow for living.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08
THE SIXTH WARD RIOT.

20 FIHsf ofHNT, July I, 1907.
JAS G. BsSNJrT, Eco Editor HEkALD;-
In your edition OF this morning netice the name Of
my father, Mr.. harvey ". Hitchcock reported In your
Corrected list NJ killed and wounded" n the riot
SIKH ward being MORALLY wounded This, am happy
10 ale. 10 incorrect Ny father duty with his de
tachmen at the ONCE No So White street. and when
dersd the OF iot went with the res at about Eve
o'clock Saturday Taste Al that time be received The In
juries hch since have confined him 10 his bed The in
ures though no. considered dangerous consist Of several
cuts head and with and qriet repoeo
4 "a hoped he viii soon be able 70 resume bis dutee.
REN. w. HITCHCOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08
THE NINTH REGIMENT.

The ninth Regiment Of the New York state Militia
on duty Sunday last II was stationed In the Eagle
dr rooms corner or Christie and Delaney streets on
Sunday evening and remained there until two o'clock
Monday morning II was then dismissed by Gen. Hail.
who accompanied by the Adjutant General the Com
mtsary General and Lieut. Col SANFORD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08
THE FOURTH Of JULY RIOTS.
HoNoN|~~.|~~>rNNrnNNNv
QUIET RESTORED IN THE METROPOLIS,
N~NNANNNN>NND/DJ-NrooJNN
THE RIOTERS ON TRIAL
CoRoNERs' INQUEsTs,
TO-, &C, &c.

Peace and quetness has been restored IN The rosous
districts OF he Sixth Seventh and Thirteenth wards and
further trouble need be ancr ated by the good people
Of Gotham The Dead Rabbits and the Bowery Boys have
decided 70 postpone further hosdes indeanatey the
timd residents OF the up wards rest easy There
viii be further lighting for "erm" at least a. Mr.
Merriam would say some ifc, y anticipated last
evening during the letting IN nj The reworks the Park,
bus every thing pass.d OF quietly AMI 1t no time during
the evening there any manifestations Of dtsordery
Or rioous nature the part OF thoe from whom como
wtseacres expected repestiln Of Saturdays and Sun
days work.
Ax OF the rote convicted in the Court Of Special
SsseoE yesterday but were remanded for by
etce Osborne one of he prisoners discharged Tor
can't of evidence The remainder OF the prisoners
renanded fOs trial until newt Thursday.
t oners Perry and Oobnery busily engaged yes
to-day holding nquests the bodies Of unforu-
HaAo ytains In the Sixth ward riots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08
TO rHx EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

r"HNi :,
We have to advise you OF terrible Ere at Por, an
Prince capital Of island OF Hayt On the night OF the
18th ut asrn Of Are given from the river dis.
uct flames found issuing from the extensive paar.
macy establishments Of Dr.. Bruno, in several place. a,
once giving rise TO the opinion that wa. the rork Of an
iccndary. Rfore proper a~bisuce could be given the
danes spr' ad 10 the adjoining hcses capped the
street and -ere only extinguished by OF fuel NOT,
however, until i've entire 'quares ley W asnes Tee
Der OF houses burned are upwards OF hundred, n the
very centre OF the business district CON mission
oered 10 Investigate the OF the fire. announces the
loss 10 be UPWARDS OF g. 900, American currency
The Emperor caused the troops be called ont they
rounded the ruins and repressed the rapaciy OF i'm
mense mob engaged in fndtr The hpuse Of the Ame
rican commercial srsnt In imminent danger his
papers books removed but fortunately wind
chai ged and hs house saved. This FIRE ~ prove
sad blow 10 the prosperity d Port Prince. Business
entirely suspended for The time. A.BC
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-07
aooD r1EDIC1NEs.

1t is estimated that Ayers (hsrrv Pectoroi &
Cdthartic Piits have done more to promote the
public health than any othur one cause, There
can be no question that the Cherry PectoraI bea
by its thousands on thousands cures of Colds
Coughs, Aethma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis.
&C., very much reduced the proportion of doaths
from cohsumptive diseases in this country. The
Pills are as good as the Pectoral and will cure
more complaints. 3
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge
the blood from its Impurities. Purge the bowels,
Liver, and thu whole .visceIal system from OBJ
structions. Purge out the diseases which lastch
on tho body to work it's decay. Take antidotes
early and thrust it from the system, before it is
yet too strong to yield. s
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only
while IL is weak bit When it has taken u strong
hold. Read the astounding statements of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
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Nervous Irritability, Loss Of appetite, Irrcgu-
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Dysencry, aud indeed every variety Of com
plaintaiar which Purgatiye Remedy is required
These arc no random statements, but are au
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Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver, Chemist, Lowell
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Little Pebbles, Picked up.
"SUSAN ARE YOU READY"

a young miliner. gill, by the namc of
Susan Giey, was in The habit Of walk
ing ont into the county, every Sabbath
morning, with female friend; and we
cannot wonder that once week, she
was glad to escape from the dusty CITY,
and hot, close air Of The shnp-room
On Sunday morning she was engaged
as usual. in preparing for her accnsrum-
ed walk, when The voice of her friend
who was waiting below, called ont,
Susan, are you rcady?' She ran To
the window 10 reply, when looking out
she saw pass beneath man with Il
cCN", whic'i BIO was car yi"g to a house
OF mourning, somewhere 10 tho neigh.
boIho"d. Tho words, Susan arc you
rcady?' thus associated fell on her
heart with painful significance. She
Immediately asked herself, "Am ready
for dcail--ior tho cotlin-lor The grave
for seat at Gods right handF'-
Alas! | feel that | am not. Then it is
time bad begun To get ready. will
put II oil no lnuge'. will cast N.Y.
self at once at the feet Of Him whom
have pierced with my sins, and clasp
His cross until He consents to accent
me. She ,cas accepted Of Christ, united
herself with all evangelical church, liv.
ed long, and was very useful in her
sphere, serving her Saviour faithfully,
and winning many TO jesus.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-07
EmcrSOn'S Great American Hair Tonic

FOR RESTORING, PRESERVING AND BEAU
..... TiFlING THE HAIR. .a g...r ..
This Tonic stands yet prominent abGvc all
competitors Years have rolled by since it's first
Introduction; although hundreds of limitations
nave been and are being palmed upon The pub I.
lie, and in all manner Of means pulled into no.
tor'c ty'--even to the copying OF the Hair Tonic
advertisements These unfortunatcs, upon false
representations, have been induced to imagine
that tor few dollars, without labor, they could
reap the reward that justly belongs to one who
has Icsored for years to perfect a science that
has ba!f'ed the skill of the best Chemists in the
ola or new worlds. Therefore, the public arc
cautit ned against purchasing TIL II BASE COUN-
TERFEIrS that are before the public. The
genuine article can be had at
." +. II. CHALFANr'S DRUG ST6nE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-07
Valuable Farms for Sale.

TIME subscriber, being rdcsirous of removing
l. to tho West, and to settle up his business,
offers for sale, on very low terms,
! His Home Farm, of 225 Acres,
10 of which are under cultivation, with good
'HouSEand ether outbuldNgs. 49,. 80
Also, 275 acres on cor,miss on, adj dining, with
a Good Orchard and SINAI inproy cement, 81,
Atso, 10 acres oil unimproTed, we'll timbercd
land.
DISC, another tract of $50 acteo unitnproved.
Also, one other tract Of $40 aceos anmproyed
with the best Sugar Orchard on the same within
2p miles. y.,. !,
Also, one half OF 900 acre lot, unaisidedin
dispute, lying near the town of California, aud
oD the Turnpike leading from California TO Ra.
venswood.
Also. good House and Lot in the town OF
Elizabeth, Writ county, Va, in front of the Cour,
House, being we'll situated for Tavern Stand
A good Stable on tho same lot.
All OF the above property no will sell upon
terms TO suit purchasers. The above lands arc
all in the county of Npone and in the vicinity OF
California and are Nell watered. The titles
are indisputabe. Poraons Wishing farther in.
formation concerning the above Mentioned prep.
erty will please address THOMAS BOGGS,
. Boggsyille p. o., Roane county, Va
January II, 1857. II, " III.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-07

TNmoaL--GnoJ old Vermont IL q
piIlor among the righteous. Ono Of lis
papois thus says Of il:
There is but ono city in this State,
ariA not soldier. We have no police
end not murder has beeii Committed
IN this State within the last ten years. -
We have no museums, nor crystal pal.
1ces; but wc have homes, genuine
homes and are tho conirc Of the world to
rdtos and talks where he mother con.
ola, oducatos, labors and loves where
t"c rGore mon, scholars oud pstio.s.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-07
Important t|'ltI to Whcat-growers!
81 THE WlRE.SPRlNG TOOTH
HORSE RAKE,
Or, WHEAT-STUBBLE CLEANER.

1 beg leave to call attention of Farmers to one
Il ofthe most raiudbic ana popular Agricuitarai
Implements Of the dge--thc Patent Spriny-
Tooth Horse Rake for CLEANING What Fields.
AS a Cleaner it is without competition, being
superior to all other RAKES Tor this purpose. -
ware Of the amount that il io6t ANNUALLY BIZ Wheat
LETT upon the ground in the Harvest Floldi And,
until the introduction ofthe Glunner, il @ab ini-
possible to avoid this loss. The ordinary re-
volving Rake would seem to the eye to CLEAN
very well, but the Spring Tooth cleaner ha 8
been found to gathe two or three times as much
grain. Where it has been used it speaks it's
5&h praise but, for the satisfaction of those un-
acquainted with its merits, refer to the below
named gentlemen, residing in Maryland and the
valley of Virginia., where its popularity is un-
precedented. The Southern Platter, published
at Richmond, Va, speaks of it very highly as q
Grass Seed Harroc, fact which is hot general
" known. rs ..I sas. .r..' +
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EOOE OHI EOl. she
S1R E I'D P % 81 sls :,

ri EW GOODS arc again to be found at this
IN old stand, whore the CHEAP GOODS are
sold. We have just returned from Philadelphia
ami Baltimore with
SY8 ga OF GOODS.
all Of which will be sold of al the mos, reason
able prices. We have the usual variety found
in country stores, and shall he happy TO show
our Goods to all who will be kind enough ID
come and give us the opportunity and we shall
GHdcavor TO
Sell Ssf Short Profits,
TO suit the hard times, and give YOU the full
value of yonr money. call upon us, and satisfy
yourself that that the Red Post is THE place for
good Goods and good bargains.
April %. CHADWICK & NEPHEW.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-07
"What place ere you going to T.

a gay belle Of Philadel lbia received
Il tract through the Post Office, bearing
the above title. She threw il d ,wn All,
gfily, and commenced her ,oile, for a
ball. Just then young Chtistlah friend
called in, mentioned that he Vas on his
way to revival meeting, aud Gnmpa-
ling that and the ball, asked, What
place are you going to 7" The words
thus repeated sped like an arrow to her
heart | am going to pcrdilion was the
answer of her soul and the proud,
naughty girl fell on her knees, and will
crios aud tcars, besought Of God, to lead
her feet into the tight path. That night
whilo tho Thca'rein Which the ball took
place, was Burning to ashes, amidst the
shfeks Of the nngodly, thus ovcrioken
by al awful deoth, SHE was seeking God
in tho Sanctuary, aud found hun t. tho
salvation Of her soul.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-07
LANDS!
EDWIN w. TOWER.

WIN w. TOWER,
NOV offers for sale, in Lots to suit purchas-
~ ers, the following Tracts of Land:
.,a IN ViRGiNsA.f.aE
At prices ranging rcm one dollar and twenty
hvo cents TO four dollars per acre. ~. .... :
o'ooo acres IN calhoun county, on tho West FORK
of Littlo Kanawha. -. .. .... ~.
800 acres in Monongalia cou nty, mountain land
miles east OF Morgantown. ...'
",ooo acres In Monongal:a aud Preston, noun
tam land, from 8 to II miles southeast of
Morgantown. &c.,. M
aoo acres IN Monongalin county, near Clinton
.rn Furnace. a....r. =. ... .... - $1,000 .-.r
200 acres III Monongalia, miles east of Nor
gantown-Burton tract. ". Oft. ..'...
81 aud Al acre tracts in Monongalia, ncht Glib
ia. ton furhace. ..'. . ... :. ... IN. ...
80 acres, part of the Riigway land opnosstc
Morsantown price S15 to 300 pcfacrc.
2o!4 acres near Morgantown, on the Munon-
gahela river, and apple erchafa, we'll selec-
ted grated irnit s'...
IL acres miles northeast of Motgahtown,
price S23 dollars per acre.
81 acres in Monongalia county, on Dunkard
creek, Daniel Burton tract. ''.r.. ....
u FSwn Eots in West MorgLntown, price 800
small Brick House, 4 rooms an kitchen in
Morgantown $500 on time. s...s. ..."' (.
other House and Lot in NJ organto%n, price
$500 cash. .. '
.... IN WISCONSIN,. t "..~
at 1915 Per Acre Each.
2,opO tcrcs in iS tracts, first rate farming land
We'll tlmbcrcd aud watcrcd. THESE Lands lie
near the line of the Milwaukee rnd Superior city
Railroad, which is now COMPLETED to Ripon and
wili be completed in short time to its north
erh terminus. ..... .. .... TO-
tn IOWA. @ ... ~. .,
1T Prices ranging from $3.50 to SIS
a.. per acre, each {: .s-
gu q Johnson Sl5 .
These Iowa lAnls are all situated in the vicin-
ny Of the Rock Island, Iowa City, Fort Des-
moincs and Council Bluff Railroad, the Dubuune
and Sioux City Railroad, and tic Mtircgor,s
Landing and st. Peters Railroad, are increasing
IN aluc, and have been selected with great care
by experienced survey ors, and are all Warranted
To be Sccd dry farming landA. ..
IN MICHIGAN.
At 10 per acre. --......
l0o acrhs first rate land, heavy timhcrcd
tacrc0 cleared, with a small log, housc abopt
m'Ies from the town OF Rdgway,
IN ILLINOIS.
80 Town Lots 81 by l3s feet, in the southern
suburbs OF the city of Chicago, on Stewart,
Duncan and Wentworth avenues !; price 1900
and 5000 each, one half cash and the bal
ance IN IL months with interest.
+. W..TQWER,
Morgantown, Mdnongilia county, Va.
December 2T 1886.
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HOWARD ASSDRlAqlDyi;
PHILADELPHIA
1AIPORTAN ANNOUNCEMENT.

ssw@h TO ALL PERSONS oillicted
Sss with Sexual diseases, such as Sper.
MsM niatotrhnta, Seminal Weakness,
q Impotence, Gonorrhcpo. elect, Sy2
philis, the wee OF ODaniSm, Sell. Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association of Philadelphia.
in view of the awful destruction of life and
health, caused by sexual diseases and the de.
captions practiced upon the unfortunate vic
Tins of such diseases by Quacks, have di
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHAR
TABLE ACT, worthy Of their name to givo
.Ncd6c6g .gtyUice gratis,
to all persons thus afflicted Male or Fee
male) who apply by letter with descrip-
tic;i OF their condition; age, occupat lion. hah4
its of life, Sc, and iii cases of extreme
poverty ind suffering, TO furnish Medicines
Tree Of rharge. .. IL a.a,. ..
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endow-
ment. for the relie(so the sick and distress;
ed, afflicted with "Viruent aud Epidemic
Diseases aud its funds Gun be used for no
other purpose. 1t has now surplus Of
means, which the Directors have voted TO
advertise the above notice. Ii is needless
to add that the Association com mands the
highest Medical skill of The age, and. will
furnish the most approved modern treat
Ment. Valuable advice also given 10 sick
and nervous feinaics afflicted with Womb
Complaint, LeucorrhCa, &c.
Address (post- paid) Dr.. Geo. r. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. South Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
EZRA d. HARTZELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcHILb Sec'y.
September 20, 1886 ly.
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AGENTS FoR THE UNION.

The following gentlemen are requested to
ACT IA Asen,sIor this paper, and are author.
ned TO receive subscriptions, &C., @tT
l. A. Hasans, a, Kingwood, Preston Coy
VIM l.. Tut. at Evansville; " eta .....
John Howard, Esq, independence:
Henry I,abosquet, Tunnellton s.t
Jared liagans, Brandmville . .s.|"
John Hermans, Fellowsville
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gainesville; ,.7 s7s
Eilety r. HALL, Esq, Fahmon,, '.-71.@
}. Y. Homer, Lumberpot,, AorrisonC
John Bennett, Nes,orville, Barbour CO.
DIR. f.. Parsons, Gladly Creek, .a,
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The latest Improvement.

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III OF ahnoupcing to, business m on, that they
have AZ last eGceccded In Purchasing tho whole
interest OF Dr. A.C. Miller, in his late patent for
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