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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-21
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~ a= THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines.


~ a= THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines,
HtRLEY'S sARsAPARiILA.
OF all The remedies that have been discover
~ 81 during the present age for the :. tl,nu-
sand ills that aesh 5 he.s To-" none equal THIS
wonderful preparation. Only three Yeas have
elapsed since The diseoseler tsto spent a de-
cae IN sIudylng, ex perime atali1lng AMI perfect
ing IT'D first Introduced il to The public, aud il
is air ally recognized BY the most emmett
physicians in al parts of The country 10 be The
most surprising and effective remedy for Ger
tain diseases I which they have knowledge.
ALI Ell comnounds or sYGaps Of the root
have hitherto failed 10 command tbs sancti II
OF the iaenlt3 bee use, on icing tested. they
have been TO I'D to contain noxaaus ingredients
which haiarabxe tlte gooa effects # The Sara
pariha aid ai'eht.mes ininre tie a III af tn.
patent II Is not Nth tuglegs I.apaTa.
ton his Is he pure aad genuine extract Of
The root and wi on talai, be found to effect
certain and Pc f. cars Of tie following com.
plants and diseases:
Affections OF tae Bones, Habitaal costiseness,
Debility, Indigestion
diseases OF Tue Kidneys, Liver complaints
Dyspepsia, Erysjpeas, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Pulmonary Diseases,
Fistula. Scrofaa,
Syphilis, And all SKIN Diseases
Besides curing the atoae, it is also known to
be aegreat AMI powerful tonie. purifying the
blood aud iuylgofaiiug tie system.
In shert II l. with at exception i'm the eases
mentioned and IT. general effect on the system,
the most eihcaelohs, as It il the most desirable
remedy OF the age. 1t il already extensively
used throughout the country and il fast obtain.
ing an European reputation. The instances of
cures II has effected daily comm to the pro
prletors knowledge and be has 10 he sitation In
recommending II to one and all who desire TO
proclre relief from suffering One bottle being
tried, It's effects will be 900 apparent To admit Of
fhrther doubt. Gs~ Rceolect Hurly's sarsapa.
rlila Is the only genuine article in the market
fS-Price II per bottle, or six bottles for SIS
For sale at the mandatory corner seventh
ana 'reen streets Louisville, Ky; Haeon Hyde
d Co, st Louis, Mo-. Barclay i,rethers. t,hica.
go, ILL.,; }. ID. Park, Cincinnati, o.; wilkinson 4
Marshal keokak, Iowa; sold il Upton by
4atiy' A. GILBERT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
REAL ESTATE.


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. a. 5cfs- u eiIty.ti.u. psi t.p.hr, o. =
afsfrs,ttl,,,.ft.ft, 90 s.rs: 10 ares ls,-
ata4e.ts ..tia- fr.,, n,,tnror.--,rE acre, N
i r--tab i 4,.e or,lai,,, 'wo ,-iwr.ls .; ~s,er
a ge hau.ewtth room, ttabss, outbuddirg,, etc.
so,d r .uso .tsbe ,tc
81. u.fe- f-,5n p,ysnbtt,---i2oa res a. II renee.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

vVsuR .nb.cs hers are th- agents fbs The ssis -
nowtsa UptAsn nsaL 80 AnSrsaS vAseh fse
~ >r, "a /. M saepa prfsresi the pfaifss ~
80 - 4 ~ hesmes ~ Wis~onssA Ws<ve ess
= ,ssrl. tsssslss usns ~ vaasaeq - 49, pspnl
al ~ hsasfA y ~ ~ wts 0sr sIss y sss0sas
'slss ~ s saoAosA v,aaA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
MUSIC
PitNO FORTE WARE NuuNA

No. ). LIE CLAIRE ROW, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
IA Lave good stock ofS, 61-B, ei-2,aI-s al.
W Octave iicuo- on hsnd, embracing ain.o
evtryyssieis Of style and price,, tron IL. plAin
'aii0 iTaIse I" the rev expo nsiye siti, Ni' crNfup
pearl Keys, Ac. from. the scicries a. Roar an Crs,
10. Albany; Lfhte, Newton Bradbury, Ha't,
htntlers 4 Cummings; Firth, Pond 4 Co. New N.rt
Al df Which are ssrTsit.d To give satisfaction 4.
salt Orftrs from strstad ar. solicited rtrrts
VA he As well served ny ordering ~ ffhey ~,
stnt - select for themselves Tl- article " N AWAY,
y inond ss represented We lk,vise have on hand
very fhr siooa Of Guitars, GLa.as fiuf ars A..
.af taAH., flutes, Hdnfts, T,sAiof1pse ~.
Se,chanits' ofeyrTy descIptnr .Sstes /, gss- rte
eeiiod1 CEANDAi.L II,oGlNs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
SCHlEEFELI.s, BROS. SF0.

ikPuATkRs A>o UEALfHs
DkUes, PANTS, OsL>, FkETtNfef
Ac.. kc
i7o wlIIIAE SThsET. cor. bvtrnsu Wv vera
lSHiIE h. .,itruen ui tn tv-.h t. t,,l, ia..
ai'd dsaI-d stok .i DI ugs FsG.,s ,ris i.t n. ~
- Al aad.'ivL 10 thar .gsdsr nti ~ q
Ssp' VI axs, tGrt az also .yinF i! ves i. i, d..
.eoi.es VI pr dnictioi siu anuf-ctat-, silla. y!
Tooth, hsli snd Nal bru, hes gtur,y,. lorss NJ.
tars, slonge., trneh Euglish P.rfur,sty Ia.
pus sA,S.s,s, snd nlsn, oti.,f sriisies H. - IN.
sbled 70 offsr On the must a.v.u,as,uS, !, u.s
Oreess either IN person ty mai, v.tl ,vy.,s,
plompt atfentisn. suRscly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

NOTICE To ADvERTDAER1.

Ne sssHsess for yearly advertisers viii be discon-
usssd vttl.sut pssv'oss sosice To
Large ssas oAasgsd double the same dimensions u
yps.
asual rates.
ysaziy advertising coatraets win be unders'cod +
sSviy srey 10 tbs Immediate busines, Of the adver
ssss ssd oil other Advertisements sent Ia by The ad-
.srslsss vill be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied With INSTRUCTIONS
su b inserted until forbid. and charged accordingly
Nssicss for religious and benevolent purposes ~
.s~,sd smS tms free ~ cost, thereafter charged A.
. aAAar ad Vert,seuaents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

E.V'YELS.Ess E.Nf'S.
~ - ~ II - Me-
VlNHE undersigned would IL, = rr7irctfi! tnl-
n"ui tlir Intelligence oai". 70 th' rubit ~ .li
IN a~sutGnc. ti,at al orders entrusted " 'hcn sli
be punttnaily stie, lee "a.
". hay. c,n,t-ntly s".pi situations for ei her n.ic
f'ia.lr ttp
w. uuirrtnh IL bu.irvss trl- In', such A. IA
Renting Os Houses.
&c !; prorr-ius oh,si ana -p'siN erFices
~. orl.rs from IN country plt upt.y f'hH''
SMhiIEIELo s. HBIa
t-sgn.r of shd :,,.tt 80.
N Il ". s'il ,a3 ttirnuau I" AY.h.it" - -
ma a. az IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE
cDplON mfDt for the Winter

DERSGNS in {. wr country IN stRrth of -rploy
j u mt source ~ inc.fise. ca o. I'll no the i.i-
>ure ur-msy hear Of such ~ Incl. sibg tws ,tnmps
t. pay posli2., n Professor JANIS 7. Honss. R,x
No 4 ISL Nes yosk Pet ON =. The tn.p.oy'Den
Is ar ed 10 either sex-s'st,f In III irop,sutiA
an s-ficia ofdNiiy n,pttan, sud cea b nr
act rr.i IN any pera,a,s dwelling; s@sursd bv opyi
Oh k.s y~rm,ner' - f,nr. An az M
$ .n,.-, 4. .Ye-v ,swo y. fhr Onion. janitdim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
Commissioner OF Deeds
BratlOn House.

LIZ CL.iIltE, - fOH.l.
X NJ RKOW>, Proprietor
gINHlS houa" b .ng til llrE'st u"-t ccnN.tari. z
i and only i.r-' ciass hote tn ~ cistre. bod ~
The a'esi itdu~ Gens g. tiis trtVt.ins plIN al
. thDe, VINO wrn' ngiie' snf Ufne rtah. M 1t
IL furni h-i IN To- tsht tIlr All Ia .'tt vi =
sps I'd 10 -siisf, The want. 81 a. suests
- G~si siAi.iins sttA tfi j - itsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
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lmDOrter and ISeaifr In

A LLsh lis o. choier Cigars aud al sshds
PINE CIT TOBACCO.
PIPES FANCY GooDS. g. Sc, hc
s,otr On 4ouih s,d- of -,s..t b. NJ" :. nf7.y
DaA-uport Avg i3th 'ostiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
:eiseassr.

TOHk 0tr ~ii sti.nu u, th- ooli-ct..n VI dshu
j tas. er..lio.s tor New wspsy.rs aud In S~n
raj Agency b4siaess Once NJ 10 orr suiifins
Rti-r 10 Burrows \ Prrtiyp,sn Us.t biiion
iolBst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

FINaB arst t-rm Of Mr.. Nermsn Hamharshe.'s
l Ciassteai schsal commenesd On Aoaday. Jan. ssh
1857
4 suitable rom havins b.sN fvncns~h IN wilSv's
new Nud'rs, Of Sth snd Bsas~ ssssfts lae.-
tics VIII b. a. risd for scsuivtssa shsssneh pysp..
giish bvanches
Parents and snsrdisas ere respectfully iavissd 70
cat ant cSsmine hM urteo ~ t.stvucttsn.
~ further particulars !aqa,rs es ths Puaapsi u
the s lit uSuss
n4pEAINts:a.
Asv J. q nssen. NJ WIN. Ysvviday,
NJ. J. y D. Barrow, Mr.. r. Dalsel,
~ Che0ev Moor~r y10 n 6iut
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

~ T. >l.N<rrrfso- 49, nurnfeTlss@ fe-ir:itit re
frco1 land In rnd n-a, hr citirE ~ psvan.1rt aur
'>..''at-. am tie t.vr of P.ri Byron, ths' y
~ t.s N -s'l ff~tfJfi ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

MOMHOPATlsIC MEDlCINl.
- PRINCE, n D-To ~ consulted At his Dvp H.
0.ary, ou Ersd, t,twe,ii Fourth snd Fith street <.
daily. fIopi 10 'ci.ck A NJ. tai SP k.'ri-ncr
uerth-sss, conner Brrcy and firte'oth sts'ets
suges- Wen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
n ETR.AYs OX.

Csu,. 10 tn. farm " the suhscrlb@r sfou' NJ lN
of n vemb-r . large red ox. When he tarse 70 his
,,isce h. vas ani,e isme and very poor The owner
Is hereby Lotii ID that II vii b. dispossi "i IN ~
weeks ~ n called for
Rosc Bsns on 1--we Cry road nsa, p,venport.
Jan. 10 1887 fJsn, IS dtn JANIS NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
For Sale.

For Sale.
sArNF hu't-e,i .ni twenty Bnua'ns iots n sn
~ Astt'.r the awn = port 'r} n.
m, 49, 81 rlsg'le ani hr'tsrt'elv situated %
.ie tark ~ tht sis ltp Try 81 he - p res
t.paN .fruts
~ :Articrlsre inquire O, Messrs. hurfe". ft-it 4
%, rr, pt5or Charles J. Roerrs tsq tetlA"s,
JsATSaAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

Attornsys and Counschors at Law. aud Notar,e-
Public. Davenport, Iowa Ankisl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

Attorneys at Lew Onc- No ii"atnan's III ek'
Main street, Joh" Johns, L. :. Commissioner
for Court Of Claim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

Lsaiess la Choie, Family Groceries and Provisions,
Also s,uerA. assortment Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Slocs, Hats and Gaps, Hardware, Crockery, wood
% and willow ware, Ac., Corner OF Sd street and
vestern Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. oc,l5 II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

GEO. =. lIOBHEIG,
Anc~~sy awd Co"nse!or at Lar,
Commissioner Of Deeds for Connecticut.
wuleive pronpt and careful attention to the cole
naa ef cla,ps cor Ances OF Real Estate, exauini
~ titles, and al other kinda oflegal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

Ausvp.y and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public
Particular atteu,fcn pad to Conveying and exam
isas,en sf Land Titles. Once on brady st., In vi
thsvWAI's bNildine. octlo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04

assl Essate Broker and AuctIoneer. VIII attend 10
he .ales Of City Property, Lots, Lands, Farms. etc,
st Auction. once with Goo. /. Nichols. Land
Agent, Davenport ociis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-04
= - - Z So -
CARDS..

1hss,eisn and su,sern. Tre In Poet ono" Bloek,
House north -ide 9Th between bfady ava pony
a JsnJi d'f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

TX PRfSnENT TY1EE PlrcT- NTo THEN
In addition to the remarkable historical letter OF
Cen. Pillow, We also publish today q very in
tersting letter from ex-Presideut Tyler, vindi-
eating the Ashburton treaty in regard TO the
African slaye trade, against the resolution for the
repeal of that clause OF the treaty passed by the
firc-eating utras Of The late prcpostcrous South
ern Commercial Convention at Knoxville. In
this letter Mr. Tyler, or, as he IL moro Familiarity
known, Captain Tyler pitches into these fire
eaters Of the Knoxville gathering with a refresh
ing JUNCTION. lie gives them piece Of his mind
In a style which shows that be i not the man 10
tolerate such impujenee Us that OF these Southern
Commercial Convention tinkors lie fatty tells
them that they don't understand their business,
ard are ignorant of what they are talking about
In fact, his letter very clearly shows that in de-
nouncing the Ashburton treaty as an insult to the
south, they have met with the wrong customer.
Thor minds were probably 20 much pre-occupied
with Dudley Mann's steam ferry that they forgot
to think Of Captain Tyler. Very well lie has
admouished them of their hlunder in way which
We hope will do them good. Read the interest
ing letter OF John Tyler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

A NV TEMPERANCE AGITATION. We perceive
that the temperance people are to hold State
Convention on the 30th instant at Rochester and
that their object is system of testing all the
candidates for the Legislature, Of all parties, by
The test of a prohbitory liquor law. Thus it ap-
pears we shall have no lack OF variety in our
November canvass. There win be the party OPP
posed to the Seward oligarchy at Albany, and the
party supporting it. There will be here and
there the rump and tail of the Know Nothing
party, and bringing up the rear We may have the
State Temperance Society at the head Of IN anti
liquor party. Bleeding Kansas" bleeding
New York." Dred Scott, Mayor Wood, Arch
bishop Hughes and the Irish Catholics, munich
pal rights, niggers, temperance, lager bier, and
the question OF taxes, will thus all, more or less
enter into the issues Of the election. But il de-
wolves upon nbe convention which meets at SYRIA
cusc to-day to put the real practical isus OF the
canvass before the people in the proper shape.
We await the result of their labors as pretty
positive indication of the result of the election.
Let them zee TO ii that their main work ~ well
done, and they may leave Kansas TO the people OF
Kansas, and the temperance question to the Tenn
perance Society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10
Ths American Board or Commissioners OF
Foreign missaons.
SECOND DAYS PRo0TBOIsas 9.

SECOND DAYS PRo0IBOISds
PaovDENcl, Sept. o, 1857.
The 3oAsi AID . prayer nset.pz from HI O'Clock
this morning, and thea comnsacsd .s,r busnsss Sos.
sioo.
report presss,sd by Dr. Anderson concerning the
eeuaion or sss ,oz sxsns relations between the BoArd
md tbs Resrme5 Dutch Church comes from no aiena.
ton OF feeling oui from hs bel 81 that vii Increase the
missionary slri N hal body INA .epNzAion oui lot
q d,vaion
report was presented By p Psris ESQ recon neadng
the esabl shment OF permanent fond 70. the support OF
o1Abled mssosares, snd minority rercr, sgsns such
. fund bT John kngsbufy, ESQ
Toe majority report vocAied by Genssal Williams
a,d yGdse Jcssup, AM opposed gy rev. Dr Wisner,
Dwight, Boz ires, De wiz, Rev Mr.. Tyler AMI w. j.
Hubb1d q the Prudential Com mii,ee.
The duty q prov.dng Tor missionary cIdrss aad dis.
Ab6d misslrnsries Anxno wieisod fully by all the
speakers. Thoss opposing The find did the ground
that sl1ectisEry hal permanent f1nis dagger
oCs, and a the tendency would be un,avorsble upon
missionaries themselves
Tho repors not aisrOsst OF he time 0, al cunning,
IL o'c'ccs.
rns AmeyrAa Board aevs,ss sas afternoon snd evening
sesor is n consdeAio o. tho orsai pr ,specis In the
Turkish emp..e TIE speakers we're emf Gen, rstdruet
m.mionayies from CoossLanopls and ~ vicinity. rhsy
describe the 1uris be isn awakening 70 earnest In
Qn1y coaTs nnz Ch.i1Nanity. Iha Sbis frooly sold
every where By Turks aud 10 Tur-sv In the ynd Of
~. Sphs's moseue May have become Christians
been bsFufed ADD scTno OF them Are preaching the Cos
pei The Bu garAns also earnestly tpVllng missions
res 70 Ct ne Among them The Eooris $50 gladly
lcer!og 70 Goaps IN every direction shere cali fer
direc missionary lab and many Of the native churches
are open 30 me iniss.cSare fG preaching The work
among the ArnealAns has rs;hcd ia Highest point Of
demand
pr Pu2xsoT announced gaAi lie Ordinary Appropria.
toas q ho Board FOR re ars gear ~orli be Al eAst
sS1b 900, add eaough nisIcaAros be somisd more
VIII be SEEDED
verses Of the Missionary hymn ~ lac ~hole congress
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10
More Suits for Poiicssnoo's Pay.
sLvENrH DISTRICT CoUsf.
Dero,c Jus ice Pearrou.


JrmT Kelly rs. 1he kHor, dc. Of N.0 Fort mis- ~
an acton brought by the plaintiff to rcsover for svtos
a. POLICEMAN between June IL and July Q, 1857 amo0ns-
'ng 70 st2 "a The plaintiff proved thu. no was swcxs In
. policeman he 1oth OF June 1857 and discas rred
duties - . policeman until I'd July, ~hen be ~ a.
mSued by the Mayor The plaintiff also introduced IN
evidence resolution OF the Common Council OF April O.
1857, directing the Mayor, Recorder and ty Judge 70 re-
tain possession OF all the property belonging 70 me poos
and " continue In discharge Of thcsr dusss
1883 TO efendants' couse read testimony OF Comp
roier FiasE, taken a, bys eSe which went 70 show ma
$4,000, beirg al the N Eey cocced by 10 ocfAy
TIE expenses or the poce deps rtmen OF the county 0
York for the year 1857 had been transferred the Ase
treasury 90 or about TIE la Of July undcr the cAb
EshNg Metropolitan pobos District, nc Tue tefcndans
then INTRODUCED In evidence the minutes or tho Board q
meeting 81 the Commissioners under act took place
prior TO April r., 1857. Ths defeudan&' counsel moved
70 dismn tho complaint she grounds LII That aftsr
the nfr meeting OF the new boa tho members OF the
cid police force b.cauo members OF tho pol0s
force until regularly discharged I'd, That IL
now policemen wero Sale and not city county occsS.
ca That the charter OF 1857 abolished the Police depart
OF those ac,s ether Of Them the city ghs
10 employ police 9Th That toe city bad transformed
paid 10 the State MI tho funds applicable The
payment Of police force and consequently had fund
10 meet such expense. Gh fhal tho plaintiff had aay
claim a. AL II vas agarS. tho board OF police, IT,
ucnurer. Ih. Tha, no employment by the Mayor any
other o1ccs oi the corporation Of policemen afer the
employed right or action Esns, the city.
The ledge ytsa rdsy gave judgment for defon a5s sc
ting forth bis crnriusious o law elaborate oplrlru
which We have not space TO print
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10
Police Intelligence.

ASorHHR HACL OF AJEoxD Cousyx.surgRs --Yes.crdav
forenoon Ser geant VIII and officers wfliams La
ana Truman mads desce1t upon crib In Dame skesA
near Broadway and arrested ak persons suspicion q
being ceunerfeers. The prisoners were conveyed tas
Police Court and searched when quantity Of cous.
terles moa was found their persons. rney gave
their names John Cape, Jack Grape, Robert Coussa-
tine, Frederick Ibsnb, William Ooxeps and James Uas-
ssh; n counterfeit .threes on Inc Msr,ns Bsnr or PROM
dence, K l. Several OF the other prisoners had number
Of the Hudson County Bank couuterfe,m IN their pceees
sion, With the evident intenon Of dsposfrg OF the name
70 the beet advantage The counterfeit upon tho N.
Y.po Bank II not . new one number OF them have
arrests have been made BY tho roIcs IN /, sersos1
Williamson and hs squad OF men made tho dosocas
yet IL toe pale 70 escape the detection Of good Judge
money Che centre OF the plate occupied By = George
and the dragon the e1 10 . bust OF Washingsos. In
there are four red ssmps The prisoner. Cspet keeps
ho.el In Canal street Grape from Philadelphia and
followed from that city to New York BY ooer Williams
The officer learned that Grape hsd gopo 10 PbadeI a
for the purpose OF supplying the market there stn
erfe bill. the Marine and Hudson County banks. He
followed him back 70 this city and tracked hin 70 the
house In Duane street where the arre were made yes-
terdsy morning The prsorers have all boon committed
to the ,mbs by Justice Connolly, until evidcncs
be obtained asAnst them Persons who have had any
counterfeit bs on tho above mentioned banks passed
upon them dnr,ig snc past week would 90 Wen 70 can
At the Lower Police Oour and soc whether they could de
sry any Of tbs prisoners or not
CORRECTION The report In the HnRALo Of yesterday
morning. stating that Mrs Dumsday had been taken beors
Justice Brennan, = charge or robblng jeremiah
Falvey Incorrect The person taken up Was Clara VII
fams who In said ha 70 lived with Favey. The FOL.
lowing letter from Justice brennan correcs tsc error
PoiIcr CouRr. TmRD Btsrntcr}
!" sr. s. .. eo' for ops
70 from S an, " W "a a@ MAKO Az ss s
0d' and not Mr.. Dumsds = spSss Il so ssy. 0sss
TON. Dvsspar,rso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

SIZZLING THE SrtTE PRopEKrY.-Tae Sandy Hill
~ rcLi. tx conpslns bt er terms OF The etc Oh
Gers clio lave within tie psat year sjd several of the
most be su,itu ssIds Lake aearge Il informed
Trey lave been nstysed Wit ard s1trcatsd 10 do
20, -, remccssDcs ami enveaty hive failed, and the
only resort eit appea N IA pubic and trusts ~
every editor Ia ~ 1aie vii eco tie seu menb OF tbs
community nj large IN denouusne such saorileGe-uo
oller name vii fuly eIprW r. the erctse y II uls
purt resw ssd from uog tie tmber amounts
h no,ins, for ve0tpre, tie D. aicuon ts 10 nve years
from 10 tie lsard, VII ~ completely ,trpped q al
Tat renders u EN- shNuve
long Island, Dome lsls1d dAs most Beautiful o. the
Cos and CITY Is,ni, ~ers I'll scli u IL informed 'or
sgC0 A gentleman reading IN the rhores o. The lake
tol me editor u1 te would give tle Purob sser u Dane
lslsai $500 gor LIS bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

fruI,s 0nA--on the second representation OF Bell.
nj. In mors opera Of "s,nnsmbu, the academy orNu
SIC vss ss MALT crowded VII brilliant array or beauty
ard n,hlon rrcszonl seems to Lave raised the eushu
smp ~ ,se crcrs ropg public 70 the hgbeH p,o judg
rr from tie applause which greeted her appearsDcs
ANNA; ssd hcr rrsvious success on Monday was fully
confirmed By ,he critical audience Sic posseses h sy
cr!vasd voice, isIl o. sweeiness and Hexitny. Hor
ss,,ns chssss and classical srhfsspg mnch tsisn, and
ca,ofui study Caster IL confdered the bssi baritone
or bsuo osptAa va, hAs spresed hers Tor io,s rms
and Wa repeatedly eneorod LAeocetta considering be
Was sOorinr under very severe ODD I'D ~ wei a,
cculd be expected Ga Friday shui ave orrortu
ritz OF seeing Frezron 10 Der great FJL o. Luorer in
which ele 10 pronounccd 1noquslet vcstavan vii also
on thai evening make her nrst appearance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

VINO WILL. FsEL THE MosT-It has been a
question in several quarters who viii feel the
present financial crisis in the everest manner,
and what regions will be most affected by it. Ac-
coIding to all appearances the violent fanatics
and anti.slayery politicians Of the North and
Northwest win suffer the most by the pressure.
Al those regions, humbuggcd and befcgged as
they have been by anti slavery journals and anti
slavery aeitators, viii feel the pinch. Singular
10 say the Southern States will hardly be con-
Scious Of the storm that IL passing over the nan-
cial world.