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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
1ales bp 4nttiou
Az aEasis, Arcus sass
(NGS. BROTHER g. CO -Trat

n
DY BANGS, BROTHER s. CO Trade Sale
ID Rooms No II Psrt row.
MONDAY EvENfN0 My str oeiocs
sTATfOSERs' SrOC K-Com sins large .s.ortinsat
imported and dom-stc Staple aud FsIey ss,osssy esaai
Fsncy Articles fine imported Cutlery se
MONDAY AFTERNOON bAy II, az 'csock- AL tslt fo
CHOICE PRIVATE LlBRARY-W vais,bs STANDARD and
pisanen, Books the various depsr nents Ltrra'g-
AT. and Sciences many u the snoiea' sns sa
s,asss including great ysety Of exceedingly rare M
Thr Cst,lotues will he r-ady on the sd inst
TTysDkY MORNING. May "a sttocioct
and four following days; .
RrGr-LAR SPRING PARCEL SALE Of cno'cs tnsits
BOOKS including largo variety elegantly III "strd ara So
neb, b5uud lust received from the LONDON onef' no
Of standard Ameies Books pew ana
fre.h stock also large and Naus aba inV'rr' u "P0'' '
domestic staple aud fancy Stationery Sc -,
C,,su-. are nov ready aad viii be sent 20 any address
WEDNESDAY Nav & a. No. IS Ess: Ss5 81 -,
ADM NIsTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ~ M
TuRE-Coureucng, Al 10 o'clock the whole OF tae fsi
nure consisting velvet and Brussels Carpets eessnt rose
wood and Furniture Sofas Chair Mro' center
and other Tables daak sud lace Curtains shades 'ss
Satuettes paor Clocks Oil Paintings and EngsNtns. Psror
Chandelier China aud Glassware Cutrr together ~h gen
ersl assortment of Chamber snd Kitchen FuTnitsre
Every article BE- removed from the house the dsy Of soc
Cash dpo,t required from all pGrchssr Catalogues maJ -
had on application TO the suetionres
GILBERT s. SAVAGE. Aurtiorecr,
RY Order Of Assignee.-DlBBLEE. BAfLEf
ID SAVAGE will sill THIS DAY. a, their SNesusm
No 81 Cedarst FANCY DRY GOODS, JEWELRf
CLOCKS. STRAW GOODS 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioneer..
d" II LEEDS x Co will sell by Auction, on

H II. LEEDS n %. VIII s"II Uv huCIIUI, UH
III. SATURDAY May at lo} O'clock AZ the salesrooms
No. % Nasssust-LsTge assortment Of HoUsEhoLD FIX
NITURE removed for convenience Of sale consisting Of
wood and mahogany suites brocaee plush and haTcoth
marble top Bureaus Washsands rosewood and mahogany Bed
rads Psror md Arm Chairs velvet Brussels aud lngrsln
Carpes stair ~ stl Rods; alt frame Pier Gases;
tie DO. Window Curtains, Cornices, &c.
Also Piano Fortes.
Also for account Of ExecuoTAn English hunting
Watch diamond Ring, about csras diamond enau'
.led Pin, g. csrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
LIMITED STATES LAND SALE.-sALEs of

limited STATES LAND SALE.-SALES OF
u LAND BY order Of the President will sse place on
MONDAY MAY .ttbe Land Offices in Ossso Fort Dodge aud
sioux City lows when so coo will be placed III market
by the Government. .
In cor the large grants which have been msds TO
Railroad Companies and the withdrawal from market OF Ike
quantity adjoining this ea viii comprise nearly al the unsold
band quality remaining in Iowa The lands now offered
mostly situated in the Valley Of the Boone and Des Mones
They well wasred and mbeset well az re-
cards climate fsccs reaching market The Dubuque
and Missouri RaI ssd pastiy constructed will when nm
shed afford ready of and corresponding in
crease in their value .
have reliable who wiz attend the sales at each OF
the Offices aid land. for parties dessous Of investing
and they Iona experience in tho business we nave
every confidence In their H,dgIaoDt.
We will secu. funds fr Investment In lands aud give every
regarding charges &C. and when it il desirable 70
use land wsr.ns furnish them at the best market prices
GREEN SENELL, Bankers
No - Wsll-st. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
T OTIS, LOTS. LOTS in PATERSON. New.

i OTIS, LOTS, LUIS IN PAIEkSUN, now
IL JeIsey.wil be sold at public yendus, on WEDNES,
DAY May g. 1857 the remainder Of the PASSAIC FALLS
LOTS Delightfully."- situated the bank Of the Psss River in
tn. City of Paterson within 10 minutes walk to tho New
and Erie Railroad depot having II trains each way daily and
being only 50 TO 40 minutes run from Jersey City
Sale at o'clock on the premises Trims
liberal For further particulars inquire of X. b. CHlSWEL
Auctionee Paterson where maps and description OF the
pron. rty NAV be- obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
HENRY II. LEEDS. Auc,ioneer.
"ENRY H. LEEDS K Co. will sell BY auction

OIL SATURDAY May at 2ocock In front Of store No.
q Nas.sust-Onc 4sest hslftop WOOD WAGON; close
CARRIAGE: both in good order made by Lawrence :,
Also gray Horse abou. Il hands high. kind and gentle
ss Rockswsy Carriage and single Harness has been used
family horse sold only the has further use for
them. -
Also splendid pair OF carriage Horses II hands high
Of superior action and considered EQUAL In
any pair their size in this city hne aveer'
excellent span for family use. ,
Also Coupee made BY Lawrence TO order and in excellent
condition The above property will be sold on account OF It's
owner leaving for Europe.
Also superior COsch Harness. made 10 oideS ior private
Use and entirely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

O,UUU FURNACE aud ELODhiN1 MILL, FIVE
Mills from the CITY Of BALTIMORE
The undersigned agent for the Curtis Creek Mining Fur.
Manufacturing Company Offers this tract for sac in
single body small farms IL situated on Curtis Creek hye
miles from Baltimore BY land and nine miles BY wstr
. The LAND is admirably adapted 70 MARKET GARDEN
ING similar 10 the Deiehborrg farms of Hess Cr9n-
well Lnthcum and others from viii large supplies
Of fruit and vegetables annually sent to AID
New York and large profits realized therefIon -
l. Part. OF the tract wooded with PINE aud CHEST
NUT TIMBER which be shipped from the Furnace wharf
in vessels drawing ten feet water .
The WATER-POWER is unfsins, the fall p feet capable
Of running six pairs OF Burs and Tao Blast Furnace
STORE, STABLING, KILES &c, are erected near the
Furnace Ore be delivered from neshboring ore banks ~
boat. II the Furnace door, And Anthracite coal DC landed
there at Baltimore prices or lees.
The quantity Of Wood in the vicinity however rndes he
location Q mod desirsbe for charcoal furnsce.
The Furnace, with water and 900 Of land at
tached will If required BE- sold leased favorable terms
70 parties purchasing the whole tract the charter OF TIE Com
pany could be transferred IL is Of the most liberal cha
tiers granted by the state.
This large property in the vicinity Of large city
es 10 become exceedingly valuable Ia the OF very M
years and presents excellent opportunity fol- speculation to
capitalists who may be ablo to bring it properly into narSet
II is offered now a, low price and on Satisfactory terms
Apply to J. a. WESTON
Baltimore, Nd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

TEF L X S,
y No. nj BROADWAY,
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES.
JEFFERS has ut opened magnificent stock Of Ladies snd
Misses French SHOES, BOOTS and TOILET SLIPPERS. 10
which would call tbs especial attention Of hs
and would invite ysf his establishment from Cou1zf
Merchants His wholesale stock ia equal any demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
Glotbins.

LAVE you seen the Patent Leather Oxford Ties
IL IS 80; Congress. Shoes. eS 50 Boots 81, a.
JONES'S No 10 Ann.st.
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OF the articles described above will convince one ia, e
w J. y. DALEY Co,
Oriapal aud old established stand.
Nos. and sS Broadway,
between Houston and Bleec&etstz.
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gnsuranre Gompanies.

II l. NJ Il o j. ID
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of the City OF New.Yorh
No. 10 WALLS
CASH CAPITAL,
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FOR Sh.E-A large and IMPROVED rs

L TATE with Beautiful RESIDENCE Rock River
reer Dixon nc longing gentleman about % losye
troie contain $50 Acres hsf N Sor and half in Prairie
unar cultivation large aat picturesque Dwellir House
suec on elevated ground iso above the Inch
3'fIAS r'aEriheen' !aadscap,. embracing view
hA hver IS Tar a. The extend. Tae other bull
or thv Premises ooHsis, OF Yarn House ATs.
houses O. evcy dcsc!lpoh Garden aud tire. Orchsris
thounG4aS Vrh selection. of grated FTai-. never f,ln-
Spring This Es.se scorss h,ius hin four hcr.
rdc Of Ch.Ca.O three miles from he,se Dir
sad ioNa Air Line Rsi'oad, end the znce IRON
tic Depot OF tho Illinois cc''Ts Railroad This ESTATE
ia he iur Of toe word ana highly recon- =.
such 10 any party inclined Go ~ The owner Of desae p
."n sivsr .'n Is VITO fsniiar s'ock. Farming inp
ruen.. SC Tern. 's-ressiN Apply %
HOMER MORGAN
f.SN J3Ayeu yoiitsn Bank Pine,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

CONTINUATION Of the GREAT CLOSING.
" OFT SALE Of CHINA, GLASS. GAS FlxTURls
sIIXFR-PLATED WARE and CUTLERY
All Of ,his week the prices viii b. a. follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

IN 0OA POUNDS OF SHODDY and
sW,OOO MuSGo for sale At s'Ore No. ?4 Eas. 18th
G.: csny Also sy@ " hard I'd o wooen R.. of'n'
THOMAS HOLT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
Jnstrurtion.

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Stamloru
- Conn., B. NICHOLS, Principal. The Sumner $3.50
s. commence May l. For circnlsr- with terms re'e'
kc address the Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

NOR SALE-Thrcc magnificent brown-stone
L HOUSES aid LOTS in cjlS opposite Londonterracr,
Nos SIG 5lg ind so etgccn nh and l0sNs with ell the
noscu inproV oReut built by days work throughout Pos
y s,ion AZ once. VIII be- Sod az i great bsrErin.
Also HOUSE md LOT ~. 9i 3Nh-t, with all the modern
improvements SOLD above and possession At Apply
MORGAN PiSDFR No s. c2dst Of lothay.; 10
&. @. SLAUSON No IA Wallet room No. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

fNOl NIkG RESIDENCE Tor SALE IN Orange,
~ n J-Ten minutes walk from either Depot: q acres of
Land story and halt House with wiES (pa2zJ front and rea
uud seIf chcn nine rooms good Barn. stone Stable
End 10 choice Fruit Trees is beautifully situated IN OF
the icasantest pss On-e possession immediately Ap
ply on tie prem Wsshingt,u Of Park Orange or
AZ 40. l23 Nassau.st.. n y. City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

EOH SAIE-Thrrr-story BRICK DWELLING
connecting with res. bleEs suitable r Mandatory
steady Steam Power sdlo' in. situated IN lhs be-
;h and ctA lot. 25-IO Also sijolns LOT. s5Slco
Apply =, NJ. ~ BrOsd-st.
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Real estate for 5ule.


q 2fV'41I1'
~ Ounce Fruit aud fine Garden, for SALE or to LEE on
Syuthav near Port Richmond Staten Island. Price -5"Ol
Rent or Summer months, SM Apply on Ia" premises 70 j.
NOLLICK. or. COCKROFT. No. ID Merchants EScnsnse
Wa'st. NCw.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
[NF0RMATION W-ANTED of JAMES O'HA-
CEVEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDS

~ will issued by tue Controller in not less than $JO
PAYABLE from six months 70 may b. desired
The money be deposited with 4. v STOUT, Chembcr-
lain in Shoe Leather Bank lnt,.t from date OF deposit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

ROARDlNG at Nos A., AZ ana - East Broad
- way 0enilemen and ;heE wives also single Gentlemen,
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pOARD-Tbe sccOnd-stOry front room and board
ID in pous famiy-Sss snd baths. Also, attic roor-
Any wishing qucs private family MAJ cal e
sddress No. l0i ls,av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

T AIDES BREAKFAST JACKETS,
IL At GENIES BAZAAR.
A unique aud much admired article Of morning
dress, exclusive In style, just received
for ladies' who wishs nesiise morning
wrapper The sssortmenti Is
complete and price, moderate
GENiN'S Bazaar,
No SIS Brosdvsy
81. Nichols Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

tanning three AID lGli situated south side
q. Staten Island II sdioius the lands Of VIM u AsPiawl
snG hA, well shaded lsn. viii Stable Cusch
houses AID GARDEN producing abundance vegetables sna
Gu, nut Part Of the yucs. noaey remain bond saa
l.ortesec. Apply 10 ROBERT COLGATE a Co, No. 81
r,sf-,t., o. JAMES RIDGWAY, Ne IS WIlisms;
No. L. nnn Il
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BOARD ann Rooms.

~ We send Bpecs gentee Boarding Houses
and Families city and country boards tcrs For in
formation sppy sddress SMITH BOYD BcaTders Ex-
change. No. SO Broadway.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20
THE u,EIHN OE EEEE

Between the years of forty and sixty,
a man who has properly regulated HIM
self, may be considered in the prime OF
life. Ills natured strength of constitu-
ton renders him almost impcrvious to
the attacks of disease, and experience
kts given souadEcss to his judgement.
His mind is rcsolute, firm and equal. all
his functions are in the highest order;
he assumes mastery over busiucs;
builds up competence on the founda-
ton he has formed in early manhood,
and passes through q period Of life at
tended by many Qualifications. Having
gone year or two past sixty, he arrives
at critical period in the road OF exis-
tcncc; the river OF death comes before
him, and he remains at 4 stand still
But athwart this is 4 verdict called
The Turn of Life. which, if crossed
in safety leads to the valley of old age,
round which the river winds, and then be-
yond without boat or causeway to cf-
feet its passage. The brid &c is, howcv-
cr, constructed of fragile materials. and
it depends upon how it is trodden.
whether it bend or break. Gout, appo-
pleXy, and other bad characters arc also
in the vicinity to waylay the traveller
and thrust him from the pass, but Yet
him grid up his loins and provide him
self with filter staff and he may trudge
on i'll saGetv. with perfect ccnpcsu-e.-
TO quiet metaphor, --Thc Turn Of
Life, is turn either into a prolonged
walk, or into the grave. The system
and powers having reached their utmost
expansion, now begin to either close like
flowers at sunset or break down at once.
One iniudicious atimulcnt a single fatai
excitement, may force it beyond its
strength, whilst careful supply of
drops, and the withdrawal of all that
tends to fierce plant will sustain it in
beauty and vigor until night has cnt;r-
ely set in.-Thc Sc5caec If Life ty q
J'GyStri,,V
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20
EATON, PREBLE COUNTY, 0. AUGUST 20, 1857

ere long, give up her maidkn freedom
for a husband. X
Autumn came and ErnesA Warning
ton brought to his handsome mansion,
on the banks of the Z. river; a bride
and people said of the beaysiful Caro-
line of the Strand was narfled SO it
was, and even Mrs. Warrisston, Ern-
est's proud mother, lookea adnliring
upon the one he had choscnA
Ben Ward gave up his trssid Of fish
ing, and came to live with ssif adopted
child
Isabel Hammonds is-stiltt married.
and stands a far chahcc q remaining
so the rest of her days, unless she un-
bends her naughty pride, and turns her
next leap year to advantage.
And as for Ernest, he says he can
never hear Of biacAJcrries again with
out emotion, since in Il walk in quest
Of them, he spent his first hours with
this little maiden who is now his best
treaSlIrC-TIS WIFE.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20
= NUT FOR BLACK REPUBLI-
H WHO ID A ls ES!

Our Black Republican friends in
this vivinity- profess to be extremity anx-
ious the guilt of the late enormous de-
falcation of the State Treasurers should
rest where it rightfully belongsGO-
They deprccatc the idea Of screening
Gibson from the charges made against
him while at the same time they are do
ing all in their power to place the guilt
on the shoulders Of Ryeslin. They
have suddenly become the mfnching
advocates of official purity, and hold up
their hands in holy, hypocritical horror
at the late occurrences at the capital
We will take them at their word =
And as honest men we call upon them
to refutc if they call the following grave
charge, which we take from late num-
Der of the Ohio Patriot. If they can
not rcfute, at least by their own con-
demnation Of the conduct of Gov Chase,
let them clear their own skirts from all
completely in the State robbery. Here
Is 4 chance to retrieve or acquire a rep
utation for political honesty. Herald,
where are you? True 1me,Tcan, will
you, dare yourespond? What says the
Cadiz Republican,? We call upon you
or any other Black Republican organ in
the State for proof of its falsity, or by
your silence give tacit admission to the
charge. Here is the article referred to
-StcuG JRiol.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20
NUMBER XXXIII.

to arrest the arm of the plunderer.
Onc-half a million of dollars of the
peoples money has been stolen, and the
thief gone unpunished. 1t shant avail
the chief Republican leaders to say that
the theft was one of the preceding ad-
ministration. Why the unexplained
repeal Of the only law by which he could
be punished? ? You covered it mp for
eighteen months, until all avenues were,
closed for his exposure. This plea,
Black Republicans, shall not avail you.
You have accepted it from Breslin, and
Shouts Of Gibson. If it has been by
collusion of banks, why is it that the
bankers and brokers have not been
brought to account? These Black Re-
publicans shall account for stealing and
plumber before sixty days expires.
L doubt not, if the fathers of the De-
mocratic Church will give us their pray
ers and counscii, and if Democratic
young Men so with me where the STAN
ard confded to me leads US, we shall
realise victory, in glory and in value
graceful to our arms, never attained by
the Democracy of Ohio. Every man is
q regular communicate OF the Democratic
Church who voted for James Buchanaii.
AS to the legislators of the past two
years, having in view an obstruction of
those of the General Government, let
them by a Democratic Legislature, by
one act, be shaken from the statute
book.
We will not witness the submission
of the white race, and will, under the
wise dispensation of Divine Providence,
resume superior position over black
emigrants. ---.----
As to the collection, safe keeping and
distribution of public moneys by the
next Democratic legislature, there will
be final and complete diverse of the
State Treasury from banks and bank
ers. 1 accept the nomination and give
you my hearty thanks. This occasion
is an augary of favorable omen.
In the contest [ ask you not to go
wherc [ would not lead [, as the stan
dard- bearer, Will go in the foremost
ranks. Let them charge all along the
line.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20
no USE FOE Fxs0yVsE3EES.

One MORNING cr the mctcoric shower
in 1893 Old Icyton Roberts, who in
tended making an early start to his
work, got up in the midst Of the display
On going to his door, he saw with
amazcmcnt, the sky lighted up with fal-
ling mcteors, and he concluded at once
that the world was on fire, and that the
day Of Judgment had come.
IL stooI for 4 moment gazing in
spccchlcss terror at the sceRe, and chen
with Il yell Of horror sprang out OF the
door i'll the yard right in the midst Of
falling stars and here in his efforts to
dodge them commenced Il series of
ground tunbling, that would have done
honor to rope dancer. His wife be
ing awakened i'll the meantime and see
ing old Peyton jumping and skipping
about the yard, called out to him t.
know what in the common sense he was
doin' out thar, dancin' r0un' without
none Of his clothes. But pcyton heard
not-thc Judgment, and long black ac-
count he would have to settle, made
him needless OF tcrreat trial things, and
his wife by thi; time becoming alarmed
at his behavior, spranG out OF bed and
running to the door, shriehcd out at the
the top Of her lungs:
'Pcyton, | say Peyton, what do you
mean, jumpin' about thar? Come i'll
and put your trowscrs on
Old Pcyton whose fears had nearly
ovcrpcwcrcd him, family answered as he
fell sprawling on the earth
'.Trowscrs, Peggy! what the his
the use o trowsors when the worlds Oh
fire =
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20
VOLUME XIII.
5rIrrt 45uftrlI.
THE LAST GOOD BYE.

Farewell Farewell is often heard
From the lips Of those who part;
'Tis whispered tone, tits gentle word.
But it springs not from the heart,
tt may serve for the lovers lay,
To be sung meath summer sky
But give me the lips that say
The honest words" Goodbye ~
Adicu! Adicu may greet the car
In the guiSc of courtly speech
But when we leave the kind and dear,
'Tis not what the soul would teach.
Whenc'cr we grasp the and If those
Wewould have forever nigh,
The frame of friendship burns and glows
In the warm, frank words 5, " Goodbye !
The mother sending forth her child
To meet with cares a strife,
Breathes through her tears doubts and fear
For the loved ones future life.
No cold " adicu.' no farewell lives
Within her choking sigh:
But the deepest sob Of gives.
God bless the boy good bye !"
Go, watch the pale and dying one,
When the glance has lost its beam
When the brow is cold as the marblestone
And the world a passing dream:
And the latest pressure of the hand,
The look of the closing eye.
Yield what the heart must understa nd
A long, last " Goodbye"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20
AN IMPORTANT FACT.
LET SALMON p. CHASE DARE DENY IT.

During J. c. BREsLIN's term of office,
204, coo was lost to the State by depos-
iting the public funds in banking insti-
tutions. The heaviest loss scrcnty-ni,c
thousand, eight huudrcd and eicrcn dot
iars and RincLy.tfcc cents in the City
Bank Of Cincinnati
Here is the point We wish to make
That institution was selected as one ofthe
repositories of the Treasurer of State,
at the suggestion and advice Of SALMON
Z. CHASE, the present Black RcpubIi-
can Governor of Ohio. CHASE wrote
to BREstTN telling him that the City
Bank of Cincinnati was entirely safe,
sound and solvent and advised him to
select it as depository of the public
funds. BREsLIN foolishly and impru-
IDENTITY followed his advice ard the result
was loss to the Treasury of State of
nearly eight thousand dollars very near
one half of Breslins entire deficit
Here it will be found that Gov. Chase
was acting as agent for rotton and cor
rupt Bank, and through his direct
agency the Treasury Of Ohio was made
to bleed profusely. And this is the
same Salmon p. Chase that now seeks to-
damn Brcslin; (who foil owedhis advice)
and screen Gibson from public con-
demnation for his Unprecedented pecu-
lation, fraud and rascality.
Will Salmon p. Chase dare deny the
facts above charged ?-Dare he deny
that he wrote the letter to Breslin as
above stated IF he does or will call
for its publication-the letter will be
forthcoming, and the truth of what we
have charged established beyond con-
troversy. Can some clover Black Re-
publican induce Gov. Chase to open his
mouth as to this grave and important
charge ? We shall sec
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20

y SELL. -After Il loud preface of
'-oh, yes" pronounced most audibly
three times, in High Street, at Newman
kct, the late Lord Barrymore, having
collected q number of persons together,
made the following general proposal to
the people
"Who wants to buy horse that can
walk five miles an hour, trot eighteen.
and gallop twenty p
Il do = said gentleman, with man
ifcst cagcrncss.
'Then,' replied Lord Barrymore, ''if
I see any such animal to be sold, | Will
be sure to let you know
BETTER THAN THAT. - Talking of
Sidney Smiths cool idea "ot taking off
his flesh and sitting in his bones" as be-
ing the highest imaginable degree of
airy comfort nowa-days-
II can do better than that said Gov
crtop.
''Impossiblc how?''
Why" said Coyertop, gravcly," III
haoch' th@ m"ryor oVi and h,tr. " 9.-6
hro"gh