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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-29

he is no more than my equ,l, must sue
cred for labor from two motives. he but
one."
Here then, was tn monsy-hs might secure
that; and The second motive. fam, was but an
empty bubble. Those wh, should best know
pronounced it no more. Aud yet, quote the
philosophy experience as he would. the yonng
student could not smother the fire Of ambitio
in his breast. Honor was bright and rich in th'
prospect a, eas,-brghter.r richer than,in itself,
the bribe that lay bSfore him. Pride took side
with ambition in the self.consulta,ion, and
Lyle answered manfully:
"NoI will not b'gin so soon to sell my birth
right of mind for golden pottagr. Fair compe.
tiiion shall be the worl, and let him who wins
the victory enjoy the sroils also
"very WE'LL" said the other; but he bit his
lip, as he took the gold pieces, feeling half
ashamed that he had offered them, and v-xed
that they had bren rejected. "v'ry we'll if you
! can afford the risk carttinly can"
Lyle's face flush d again, and deeply, for he
was mnrbidly sen tive tn any intima,ion touch.
ing his poverty yet. knowing that no discour.
tesy was intended, with frankness he sci.
dom used toward the favored southerner. he re.
joined
YES, Raymond. you can afford it. Should
you b. unsuccessful-whichI fear you are little
likely to bet will b. none the worse for you
Neither yourself nor your mother"
H went no further he could scarcely trust
his voice. and that was name too sacred fo
| lttyt To yhn , /,
understand the emotions it stirred in his bpsom
Raymond generously broke the silence before i
became very oppressive.
There is another thing Lyle which i, strikes
me you AMI can equally sfford--ihat is. TO b.
friends. We have both discovered BY this tint
) that science is not like the child which was il
litigation b:tore S'lomnn-.-ihat must b. divided
or only one could possess it. We have eacl
gained our cause, an h,ncrforward .houl,
say might quit sntagonslic positions. hav
at Iimrs b-rn overbaorinS- you have constant
teen reserved. Regarding tn, essiys. all are T.
be in the hanls Of the examining committee b
tomorrow, you know. Whats dom, is fnish
ed; mutual cunfl'nc-s can aff CT nothing now
they could ever. II you are so disposed
would b. gratifi. ID to know the subject you hav
chos"n to write upon. and there" producing
IN nuScrip, anil passing it ovrr to Lyle. ri
min"; read it to til. end, for any objections
! have"
Il have repeated my s1bjcc. in your hrarin
already,"s Lyle. The Br,hright Of Mind.
H. oprn-d the sheets that w-r. handed hin
ssn 'el IN rely "a, III. IT'LL" Nature II r p,
ftctions snl tn .ir Analysis .-Ani r.turning tn
{ IN nnscrpt, r'ciprocsicd tn. amicab!' senti
m'nis its author hal just expressed. In doin
i so, h. FIRST rem ,rked in Rtyrnjai an unusna
: look Of eXcItrm NJ. which, hIw.vsr, vary IL,
turdlly attri5Itin5 to tn circInUtnc.5 an
T conversation. h. gave n flrth,r thIught at III
: tm'. In FIRST, an | as il pr wed last evil nc:
: amity newly b'sp ,ten. III. twI stu lenis $ al.
thrir pIck,g-s upon Ia. sam tahl., anil togril
= er deposited them in box prepared for the pu
Z pose in on. Of III. halls.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-29

Downing. the crlebraIsd oysisTmsR' at
Broad street, NV York. having accumulated
fortune of over 9l00 600, is about 10 retire, he
is colored man, and has O--n tsvof'te OF Wall
stree; ~ G,cr C-tvrs man. y"aE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
SUMMER RESORTS.

COTTAGE ON THE CI,IFr-PAssArC FALLS, PArHK.
~ son ~ This beautiful and romantic place nov open
frr the reception Of military and compsuis- The
srounts are unsurpassed for picnic military companies
The grounds u artiscay laid he reservolri which
xurpNee the csy cf Peterson has besutful pro-
nersde around which intsrsecs .re "a. different
singles, and gy~s every facility for All Kinda 0t military evou
ions the shooting ground he valley Of the rocks hsiny
shaded om the rays Of the ~ tall forest trees without
w Al parties " the beet style .nt moderate r,tes Com
nces are respectfully invited etsns thess grounds BE-
engaging elsewhere Excurson rsduc-d rates
Ne prrnsi ~ the once OF yovx aud Ere Rs
rad fpu o Dnsne street. " For tarinsr psrucusrs ~
ply % tUttN BRADY, Museum U0ssi Pstersru 81 tbs
pr3gflc:s - The Nys.sgs uu TIE CUE Pssssic ra.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
MEDICAIs.


A NEW EDITION or HUMAN FKATLrY. OR PHRn
~ nolorca Resesrches-ts beautifully Illustrated and
describes he and elects OF al dsszes 81 delicate
nature. contains copous instructions fer ne perfect ressora
lion Of hose who are prevented mnis from entering
INTO the marriage ss'e and Also professional dssertauoa
frustrating Tie resus o. chemlssl and EXAMINATIONS
lrce - cents Sent sost paid address tbs nvAns
re scrs MAJ be cntsiasd wei ~ lhs rresnsa from Dr
EARkOw No. l5 Prince street few books vel u Bros
wey View Yorf 10 be consulted a. wuA from II A. ~ Hh
" " ard ron thls in the evening
tNR. ~AAl.s gRsusrVPArss rsLssp. sras a.
~ plus ultra ~ mefimrss and ~qures but ~ asa~.
q meet with universal srrrobs1cnt af 70 .ng -
ward ~ the Eresxset rerefsesoy o. ne day " -us
by offers . reward Of 1900 70 AM psysc1m 49,
per demonstration, can cure rrvss 49,"
unorn CELEBRITY, ease, fseiT snd ~. a. H., \, -
eases progress IA defiance 81 The dccsou an go ou ~
vnrc erfrI ar ~circ and bis psyfe 49,
shNdsaesap sl-tses or ssree ~ one ~ H
. no doubt AL and he vt core mem wnoni cAAIse -
n,e.her All a. 40 have lingering los weess sno
tn.i by rslhpr on Dr wad Ior nJ nlev nosr 80. 49,
Rlcnsyd Il sInnssi usir" rrsu ossa ~ oaA ~ss@
third soor easi ca Brosdrsy.
1Tropnss TgTPsAUs, CIylkIEs ACToNs QUILL.
TX ~ rrirae hospital practice o. Paris and Lon
- t~tpx f.psONT. some persons al cied Win us
go. ~ e9Hs system wsy not be sw1e 81 ne fsc ~
80. 49,. inform hem be the only grsduae IN
~ 80, vs susivey treating and curing hose diseases
~ sc,' ne latest and mesi rsSics treatment curing As
osss .nd A. = Mercer street corner "
Sr,.v spposte tne Nichol~ from 10 A 70 evening
* ter. Adviser nod Marriage Guide nearly Obj
rn s p,riure nusrsiions, Va 81 II gives all the Advertised
nrrsitlnes We commend ~ luwgnt ~ The sHlctsd.-
you're tes sss unis STATS betang DAY B5ox NercnF.
Ass. az A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
BILLIARDS.

f,rgbsNS MODEL BILLIARD TABLES AND
cushions, patented February, lss6-1enilemen .-p "a.
lied 70 r'.nin. these shes Al the extensive .alesroohe
srges and best Furnished " the wori-wenty tssss
rrrcus sIe with the celebrated combination beins
~ Tor exnbon and practice. Open day and evening Ss~
ROOMS ~ and rs brosfwsy. Msnufacory IS Aun sIe,s
isw scccui had tsilss Tor sAls chssp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
x.rURTIre.

HStysrr-c-r1-THr CLIPPER sLooP yanErNhU.
visa weM trsNn ths fsser' and SAFEST tcst ot ger
fssrlng trsege .he bay. u csvvel butd, epprered
.a1ener fastened built and nuef nnder per
~ Eeitntepdence OF the o. ner better an'shed "a
slo3d Asn boa o. scr class For sale solely ~ ne
tatfdots rot .ish o have on her winter hpp On
- tco a washs on street, outside % canal basin Jer
ssv CITY.
EsOE SALE Oh TO LvT-TttN sLoOP yAJur FANNY
CHArL - shove
YAVHI FOR SALSA CENEaE BOARD ltooP
FE1ed yACht % sNan twtnty shs u well Ard favor
aoy knOwa very 4d an1 sblc has good arclu lda
tons = hcr Nrghy 'ound n sni used
tAfs snay She Ia Gully offer - because
" euad 0as maca larger Address bon SO Post oaSe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
<Nyrfus or TIE uL.IHon CnHrRAL xAu.apSl
NJ nux,pAnT. NV Yorh, AnxHn. 81, ISL

(AYvfUA OF IAB llAlslE Ol1 VIM kAL kAIIsAOAE
" ooxsvsny New York, knxss. n, 1881.
AS meeting u he Boayd OF Drectors o< sAs uxns usn
~ RailroAd Ovvupary hs'd hts day, n was
Iesolv-d, Thai An assessment q su doias Per ~
acs Il ter-oy called he capital rcck Tia rcrsrsry
s,svahs al ne Of sspo men, ~ he os -
su.pany he city Of Eev York. On ne siock rers.arsl
stexr hsa a. he cAce Hessrs. Robert Be0eop Co. Lon
"a "a, sae sscss reg stored on sss London bcots
Rsso-r nat he rsnsfes books be- And hey az ssrsss
~sosd Ann and be opened on Tie lot Of eepsente
wan and r~nsfsv Of sny shsrcs es reTI>d ~
tsst unti trstsrur~t called hcrspz be paid
a. TpysrEp ths firris Central RArpad Ocsapssy,
,snouns1r further ssse.srers on TIE capn socf deem
rgN ~ rrss IA, cal made IN prefersrce 10 ssrtns
70 NAVY s,asg debs The rrcssrt STATE q Ne monev nAr
49, h occasion W ASS ere Me sorshofders Nj
asre 81 ia COMPANY have ~
f~os4 nc ketr he snd naes more ssnsfsesuy
~ h emcsz aud hynra hands NE paymeru fss
hsnss soid pror pt tnd ne opsrsnons - vspS.s
conssssos OF IA Dirersors he ssue NE en.srre
bs>-i ~ uir--aorw ~ AHkshSs- s>c~e~'V
WArTED-RAuRUAp srD BANK srpOks THOSE
HAVING sound socks Who are srsd q me panic c.n
ssnsnse 80 40 wc<a for Grit class 60 "a
aniies tfoa The ely Address ", Dor o5 rost ohoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
vRAvEI.r.ER'a GUILDS.


uARInM RAILROAD sUhMER ARBAH1pMnSr-
IL Commencing Wednesday, June s, 1851 rrsirs leave
Depot Of While and Centre srees:-
f0 MCroton Fails train. sonnecnE linss OF
for Lake Makopsc.
bN M-krpres mall trsla for Albany, eonnectius Al
Dgotou Falls, vi lines OF ges for Lake sahopse nj Pur
AS for bridgeport II Rrewsers for Danbr; At hsihsu
four Corners ~b western Railroad for Albany Troy lara
era and the West.
tNP N-Millsstcp train. stopping At all stations
80 M-wnlians' Bridge train. stopping 81 al stations
sl +. M.-whhe Plains train, stopping At all stations.
LEAVE rwKN1r SIXTH sTnrsr STATION.
IAk E.-winsmg Bride Train, stopping a. al stations.
M-wlilsnnvs bridge rsir Stopping at al stations
itMA M-whtyPisirs ty.in. stopping ut ali stations
fSP. M-wiiiaas Bridge train. stopping At all ssuons
OPM-Cro,oS rsls train, Stopping Al ali sist.ons
lPM-villsns Bridge irsln, ~ ling a ali stations.
,Tunaor RIVER RAILROAD -vRow july s. 1857
II tsrorSs ivsips viii lrsv- ohsnber- street, 81 and
A. '. SMITH. supern,e,deut
YKDKrrrDsrr Idrr DxTwsyr ruw YORK, Sos
4 ton Frov,d.aoe -rrtol and NswporA Steamer COWS
FOR usp CS.res neerns wul leave rev yorr fcu- pic
po n npnl Norh Tu s.dst
ysnrsay AMI sunday, rt o'clccs n Fss bssvssp sss
IRA anA ros.,n a. frrs - Ns~p0rl, o. o.
~ Rf2As, Agsri IN rs -ntf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

GILBERT SAVAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI sale -DIBBLnH Av AGE will sei a. the enroom.
"a Cedar street Tuesday Sept u.s. at 10 A. NJ large in
voice OF rich French calico superior imported
worthy the enhance rf frs trade Regular sale OF
la and fancy hosiery pets erno under shirts
drawers buckskin s gloves, ie~elry and cutlery
IS brandy, invoice Of sae buffalo and rams
drSa afaya nj hack mhz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13
suYnouR, ESQ, CASHIER or rHs B.r

snynouR, ESQ, CASHIER or rHR BANK or
Norm Amerra has been appointed transfer sgen, OF ss
t.yelspd Toledo Railroad Company and the rsnsfes
books q vd company VIII be closed ON ~ rh inst aud ~
fhe Of the Tol-do, sHorsik Cleveland RsrcaA
Opnpany. junction Railroad Company The Cleveland asd
Yoeao nsrosa Com auy viii be paid ~ NcrA
America and sfter he 2st inst The present Offices
she ccmpaaT, William street. Tor BY order OF ~
BoAr y. B. WANING Presideal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

nv NAHH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -EE8
A. giant carv,d and mahogany furnu. re- made by
some OF the mos. crebrsses mskc1F. NASH roaeer.
viii sell Monday sept. a. at l0b O'Clock The entire
tents OF The large four story dwelling house No 81
Twelfth street consisting superior household furniture o.
workmanship made TO order and In excellent condition.
Por furnt of rch velvet carpet three elegant
psror suits covered in rich asa byncafe large yorG
and reception chairs match etegerss marble
tops ard mirror foora elegant crossword centre and side
tables endd octave panoorc with double fonnd
cornors and Tyre carved legs and inad with oear large
library bookcase, splendid oil paintings ny coie
brAed arn rich silver china and add
paror n1nis kitchen Glensls ds bedding hair
and bureaus washsands looking glasses
large pier glass the whole forming large and gsnar
variety usuAny found Ia well furnished and will be
nold without reaerve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
uaADAn Ii vlKrs BOOK.
M aOuvnnIRG or rBAvnl.
nApAnp OTTAWA wALror La-vERr
fwo vols limo, oios-s1 o.
yust published. and FOR sale
an. sosrsH, o.
Fev Fork No III Tulion street.
nosiis NO IS p.upain sves
asd by all lh- boos selleys
DvBLIsHIp THIS DAY.
III rur wfrrrnsr
NOTHING To naT.
Or NOrHfyg 70 vraR,"
and respectfully dedicstsd 10 AL ladies'.
Dying with dyspepsia
where fashion and folly ave al OF a sui"
By Jolly good naured author.
iNno cloth and GUT
with eight tine Illustrations
Price 50 cents
cedics ed Tits book ITO AL ladies dyirv ~
dyspeps ard frequent and profound motion OF the rs
bles said be cure 70, TIA, yery s'Soosoe complaint
WIN undoubtedly have beautiful tonic elect all CONF
dept re'ients.
nick 4 yTrZ5rRALD. 10 Ann street.
Also Tor sale by all booksellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

MoaTdA6E sALE.w. n LLOYD. AucrIoSEEE-
I'M ny ~ r. LLOYD. on Wednesday, Sept H. NJ i0ls
O'CLOCK sAe.room TO Clinton Hail. EiEhths rect be
tween Brosdwsy and Fourth the entire stock AMI ir
lures og Kesmen consisting M ps Of chow bottles medi
cnes aud chemicals 81 every sind and aso
marble counters walnut scal,s
ehevtng drawers As, together with horse aud
harness opportunity for wishing 20 esbsh
drug store The arranged FOR ernihinr Cats
iages VII be ready he dav OF sale. Deposts vii be
j. u NORRIS MORTGAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

nNoRTGAGE sALF.-w. NJ LLOYD AUCrIoNEER
Nl BY WM 7. LLOYD, on Thursday Sept. IT, nj sales
room. No Clinton HAli between Broadway and Fourth
aveuue Al 0I O'Clock the entire household furniture
cd Thirty Broadway, consisting
Ia part o. walnut beds eads passses bar mattresses c1m
chairs arm chairs rocsers bureaus ionsug Esssc wknu'
cables tapestry and black walnut
extension chairs chsirs together
its The OF kitchen utsnsls The trade
respectfully invited 70 attend. Catalogues on day OF sale By
order &C j.. rONES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

ITO TARGET EXCURSIONS COMPANIES GOING or
srget excursions viii Go well TO call on A. Howe IT,
Hotel whore hey VIII ind good sh yons ground
GOOD dinner, vines, liquors segars Ac always on hsndI
A. HOwK, JR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

u Thursday sept II ss7, WI be sold at public auction,
nve lots containing from 7 to 800 under good o.
cultivation suitable garden puposes any other farming
On said properly there two dwelling houses
barns and other out buildings situated Ia Woodbridge
sa,p kiddleseI county Properly formerly belonged TO
Conditions made know the day ssle.
JOEL DuEHAM Executor, Piscattaway Town, n, j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

TrNITrD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR
u Havana and Rec rians0n Thursday. september n,
ncock from pier foot ofwarrvn street. reyh river,
The ard favnrts steamship naPfRE uIfY, John Nc
Go~an viii sa as above Passage cas be secured a the
on Of the line thppers vii be supplied with blank bills
OF adrg the form signed b. the line Application their
osce. No forms signed ard bill Of Ia ling will be
prred 10 hour cf sailing For freight appy
odoe, III West street corner Of Warren.
NJ o. RORERT4 Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

A RTIrTCIAL TEETH SHOULD Poss sss-rrssY, 30
a natural lie Ike defy detection secund,
perfect Adaptation secure mouth. confovt
wearing and power nsstcsiion thrd, conhrnous
rum without purity And ceAni
fourth strength ard durability These are I'M sccg.-
pllahed In our new ufactnrng NJ WILCOX.
No " por6 street operative and manufacturing dentist
a nav INO IMPORTANT IxrHoyrNENT IN Ar
"a ufciai teeth, eaten 81 -Dr. LEVITT, dentist 10 II
usverlev sre near Broadway invites the public
Inc his agpca1on BsndJ patent chscr ssuc cd
ues with his peculiar Atmosphere pressure
pla~s will found p.rfectv rschable By any and
sysry other Drsbtv great beauty and ceaalns
and srrpf1r, guaranteed. Estsbiished ~ years
i .lehssi PAIR, By mT rev and original process, tnos
Nesxnrl This admirable syrem is pracssed By cniy.
Reference riven ufed Dr. n Y. DURKIR 40 Canal
street, Varck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

xyHHRIYYs SALE or TIsBEa IA sn --THE SHERIFF
~ cpnnv, Pennsylvania. cvrY.es 20 eel 81 tracts
ana the 2ls tina NJ Couderpors felnsyiva
ala Sold nrst M rtgsge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

HORsEs AID wAGOEs AT AuCrIOs.-uM. WIT.
TIERS Auctiopeer will sell Wednesday At "a O'CLOCK
ga Canal street. horse, Is hands bgh Suitable
also hogse hss used double
and hsyness Also pair carrsEe road
ho~ses ogrher double light hareas; light trone
TOP ron also one double seated wagon All ~ the
oboyr properly viii be posyey sold % The hghesi bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-13

r-DARn IN CLINTON PIACR-A FAMILY AND TWO
ID gngle r,nismen can be ssconmpissf ~uh furu shts
rpOrs sra bcsrt a. ~ 81 Can0a glNCe, .s VIA
ale Etersncts TelureA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
B. FRANKLIN
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1888.
-TPenn. Gazette, of Feb, 1898.
m The New York Day Book, a lead

EY The New York Day Book, a lead
ing democratic organ in New York City,
has the following comment on the posi-
ton of Walker and Buchanan, in come
ton with the late attempted frauds in
Kansas. They are suggestive of the en-
barrassments and difficulties under which
the President and the democratic party
general labor in that matter:
"Whatever may be the final action of
the President upon the matter, there can
be no doubt it has created a greater com
motion in the Cabinet than any other act
of Gov. Walker. This dialema for tho
Presidents consideration is a very distincI
one. He must either abandon the terms
of the organic law of Kansas, or else he
must condemn Gov. Walker. That law
gives Gov. Walker no power to act in the
manner he has. He must therefore be re-
moued. or he must resign. He cannot stag
an Kansas any longer, for he has forfeit
ed the good opinion Of the Democrats ofM'
TERRITORY, and his continuance there will
involve the country in an agitation which
will endanger the success Of Mr. B~uchanan's
Administration, and fairly rend asuder the
Democratic party.o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14

Rules FOR GRowING OLp.-At the
late commencement of Yale College, the
Rev. D. Waldo, as the eldest graduate
present, (of the class of l77s,) thus closed
q speech to the assembled Alumni:
81 am now an old man. | have seen
nearly 81 century. Do you want to know
how TO grow old slowly and happily p
Let NE tell you. Always eat slow-mas-
ticate well. Go to your food, to your
rest, to Your occupations smiling. Keep
good nature and a sot. temper everywhere.
Never give way to anger. A violent
tempest of passion tears down the consii-
tuition more than "a typhus fever. Culu-
vate a good memory, and to do this you
must always be communicative; repeat
what you have read; talk about it. DIR.
Johuson's great memory was owing to his
commandments. You, young men
who are just leaving college, let me adyis'
you to choose a profession in which yoJ
can exercise your talent the best, and a
the same time be honest. The best pro
aession is the ministry of the gospel. |
you have not talent enough to be a minis
ter, b. a lawyer-but be an honest law
yer. Pope's line should be altered to reat
thus:
"An honest lawyer is the noblest WORK
of God"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14

THE Truth ABOUT THE New YORK
BANKs.-We have,in the last eleven wears,
imported into this country over S600,0O0,-
1000 worth of dry goods, and nearly $780,
1000, 900 of cotton and wooden goods alone.
At the grand era of 1916, our iron mines
and FORCES produced annually 650,000tons
and upwards of iron manufactures; now, ia
1857, less than 100000 tons a year
But no, the stare poWer, and our brokers
in foreign exchanges,t told Us not to let well
enough alone, but to 60 on new voyage
l0f discovery in financial affairs, and great
discoveries we have made indeed. That
is, we are turning all orr working men and
women out Of our labor shops into the
streets. Our working Democrats, that have
shouted free-trade, and voted always to-
sustain the fire eaters of the "Sunny
South are now crying for bread and ours
ling the Banks. But our Banks are not
to blame. They have done wondrs TO
keep along as we'll as they have. The
Banks have been lame ducks scinee ls4s
when specie began to run out of the coun-
Try 10 pay for rail road iron, WOODEN and
cotton goods.
Tn zine sear- past ell onr Banks never
have had at any one time s40.Ooo.O00
in specie in their vaults, or f8,00o,o0o
sterling. ard within the last two years our
Banks never have had 100000, 900 Of
specie, or G4.oo0,000 sterling, in thdir
vaults. The banks are now reduced TO
'sto,O00,o0o or about 92,ooo,0o0 sterl-
ing,
On this insignificant basis Of money, the
Banks have been called upon TO do the
greatest part Of the business of all our
Inarati,ne commerce, and to regulate our
internal exchanges also. No class OF men
sh,,t fhe most talented, honest and indus
,rious ii the world could have kept on
|so long - they bavs.-lNew YORK Times
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14

SALE OF FoRr RIpLEY-ANoTHER SWIM
DLE.-We learn that the Government Re
s~ersation at Fort Ripley was sold for screen
cents per acre, including the prescriptions.
AS The settlers could not raise funds to
purchase their pre-emptions, outside parties
made the purchase At the above figure and
then gave Iiepreeaptors a right topurehase
their farms at s ! PEI acre, on one, fwo and
three years time at II per cent. interest.
It should aforementioned that the Fort
Smelling sale brought 3Il per acre. Quite
a difference. One was sold publicly the
other privately. Comment is unnecessary
Paul Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14
HoARDING BANK BILns.-The Ne

HoARDING BANK BILus.-The New
York Post tells the following:
Mr.. John Cone, who resides near Had
dam, Conn.,, appeared at the counter q
the MiddIetown Bank some days since with
$1,000 of its bills, demanded the specie
and got it. The profit Of the bank in the
transaction was clear two hundred per cent
two thousand dollars. The bills were
paid to John in 1885, and he carefully
wrapped them in q napkin, where they
have remained ever since. He returned
them to the bank pinned up in the same
slips that he received with the same marks.
The savings bank interest would have been
nearly $4,000. M Esd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-14

A WORTHY MovEMENr.-Weare pleas
ed TO see that associations have been
formed in this city, with the object of sup.
plying the Western States with domestics,
nurses, seamstresses, &c. Western gen
tlemen present at the meeting called rela-
tive to this matter, gave most salts etory
information as to the want OF good male
help in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, &c. And
if our Western friends wilo need help vii
now organize in tarnein their respective
towns, or make their wants known ndlvid
ually, they may be greatly benefited, and
many women saved from much suffering
during the coming winter.
We will try to keep our Western read
ers posted as to the progress Of THIS move
inent-aud, as o as the proper agen
cies are established, advise them of the
aafncs and address Of the agents Of thes,
associations Saturday Evening Post.