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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22


Liss, Nat I hear . merry voice
which makes she very heart rejoice
II q the psc-wse's early lay,
chanfcd upon DE ieafies- spray.
And when 10 wcil-known song ! hear,
know that summer time h near
And iizf'nine 90 it, merry strain,
l seem 20 be a child again.
Though no bright huss adorn ifs crest.
I love that little bird the best;
II coms< 20 near my cottage door,
10 sing Ne early mailin Ger,
i would not give lie home-like nofss.
For f'r.ixa birds with shining threats.
I loved Il when romping child.
And like the birds all froe and Wild
I roamed a viii the woody glen
I wss thoughtles. truant then
Then when heard the loud pcc.wee.
I thought my mother called 30 me.
FOR fancy on would play tho cheat,
And make that bird my name repeat
Then when ! answered 20 lts cry,
Pes-xcc was all 10 would reply,
Yet said In such . knowing way,
"a sr~msd another child st t'ay:
Then fiiffine round from srse 10 tree,
Repeating ~ Wild merry gieo,
'Twould como 20 near and seem 20 tame,
l thought u loved me for my name.
Ihoush time has duIied the fAncy's ear.
That little bird cannot hsar,
Singing % loud and merrily
Its old amiIisr name 90 me,
but that 10 makes my bosom thrill
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

D1-The entire debt Of the United
States, and Of all the States Of the
Union combined, is not equal TO cne
years interest on the debt Of Eng
land; our entire debt, State and Ma
tional being 1920, ,000, 900, or is equiv
alent, f44,0O0,000. The National
debt of Great Britain is almost, or
perhaps quite, twelve hundred mil
lions sterling.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

vANrrAs vAnlrArxh.
rAs Stream that hurrl-s By zen hxsd shsrs
kstuFns no msFe,
ne vind hstdris.a Al msrn yen desy lawn
nreaths- and IL genet
nsss fnIlsn leaves that ssfev ,ss Fnrden led
Fsr ase are dead.
On shsre. er sea. er hili. % vale. OF plain.
Nsuxht shall remain,
vsIAiy ief sunshine dsd. aad iays gone BY,
We hssvs ssish.
on. ever on, with unsshAaslea breath,
Time hs.tsns 10 death.
kvsa Win each word speak moment aiss,
sben and dIss
ofali Tor which poor msrsals sany mourn
rAuEht shall return.
l. fauzht with death;
Net all >hs chain. that lank In Eastern cline
Can fssies Tine.
- sll M vlsl- In the Doctors store
Youth comes no morei
Ne drugs on sxer srinklsd cheek rsnsw
Llfs's early hue,
METAL the tears BY pious mournsrs shed
Cen wake the dead.
II tina, shre'iss ser nAsurs's empire vide
Nothing abide
~ Wind, and wave, aud sun, and flower,
Have ali their hour
He walks on lee whoss dAliyinr spirit elinEs
To earthly hings.
Aaths sioas Il wise, whose wellaaughs love
10 and sbevei
Trains arm and bright but OF 10 mortal ear
Chilling and dreari
Hxxsh - the rsvsa's ereak The sounds that tell
-....t OF PLEASURES knslll
Pray, reader, hat the mIassFsi's strain
Not all be vain;
Ana when shsa bsna'.s TO God the ssppIIansknse
Remember me.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22
they "cleelsit thegither hame" after
school.

they "cleekit thegither hame" after
school.
"'rwss then We iusit zach liher wea
iva. then we twa DID part;
Sweet time, and me, twa hsirns at sciuls.
Twa balfns and bat ae heart
+" / saw thir twa BARNS with their
heads bent DER ae braid page, with
one book between them, the girl intent
upon the lesson, the boys lesson In
that fair childs eyes
Thy look was ON thy Lesson,
nut-my lesson was In iheel"
He and Margaret met but twice
afterward. He dwelt most on the
first of these meetings. 81 was tray
cling" he said, ain Scotland, when
the coach stopped TO take mp n pas
senger. The moment the door open
ed, kne,o her az once, but--she dinna
remember me;" he sighed as he said
this. "Then, he continued, " | told
her who i was, and reminded her OF
times, thirty years before, and Of that
story of the ink-bottle and the beat
ing she had got for my sake. She had
almost forgotten it, but Inerer had.
Margaret, the mother of n large fam
lily, is now an aged woman, and pro.
baby thought littlc OF Johnnie Ross
after parting with him in childhood
while he, literally voyaging from pole
to pole, and having but q passing
glimpse Of her from time to time may
be said to have carried tho memory
Of his child-love to bis grave.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

Bag~ The Secretary Of State has directed
the assessor 10 collect agricultural, mineral,
and manufacturing statistics, and take CEN
sus Of the deaf dumb blind, and insane, and
idiotic persons in the State. Of Wisconsin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

pD- The purest metal is produced from
the hottest furnace, the and brightest thun.
derbolt from the darkest storm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

DeD'- The East Saginaw Mich, }
Enterprise states that IN some portions
of Genesoc and Tuscola, aud proba.
bly, Saginaw county also, there il
much suffering for want Of provisions,
which, except -four. are unusually
high and very scarce throughout the
northern regions. In the newly set
tied townships, where most OF tho
lands are butlittllo improved, and the
season unfhvorablo, the supply of
provisions Is short, and but few Of the
inhabitants able 10 buy them 1T the
present high prices. Instanstanoes Of
great suffering and almost starvation
in particular neighborhoods are re-
ported. In somo cases property has
been sacrificed at ruinous prices, and
men have mortgaged their farms TO
obtain means for the support Of their
families, while those persons who
have 10 such resources 10 draw upon
must receive aid or suffer actual star.
walton.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

"Ivc wander'd East, I've WANDERED west
I've borno weary lot;
But In my wandcrlngs fhr or near,
Ye never we're forgot
Tho fount that frat burst ffae this heart
stu travels on its ways
And channels deeper a. u rims
The luvc o. liics young day"
lie said all this, and much more
than could do Justice TO. The whole
picture of tho twa BARNS -" two
BARNS and but de heart" rose before
meas blushing, frightened, and silent,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-22

HOOPS AND HIGH AEkLt IN tHt ktH.
The Richmond Whig says A few
S indays ago modest young gentle
man oil our acquaintance attended the
morning service, In one Of our fash.
ionable churches. de was kindly
shown into luxuriously cushioned
pew, and had hardly settled himself,
and taken an observation Of his neigh
bors, before beautiful young lady
entered, and with graceful wave Of
the hand, preventing our friend from
rising TO give her place, quietly sunk
into seat near the end. When 4
hymn was given out, she slSilifully
found the page, and with q sweet
smile that set his heart a-thumping,
handed her neighbor the book. The
minister raised his hands in prayer,
and the girl kneit, and In this posture
porploxod her friend TO know which
most to admire, her beauty or her
dev0utness. t
Presently the prayer was conclud.
ed, and the congregation resumed
their seats. Our friend respectfully
raised his eyes from the fair form he
had been so earnestly scanning, lest
when she looked up, she would delect
him staring mt her. After couple
of seconds he darted furtive glance
at his charmer, and was astonished
to sec her still on her knees. He
looked closely and saw that she was
much affected, trembling in violent
agitation, no doubt from the eloquent
preaching. Deeply sympathizing, he
watched her closely.
Her emotion became moro violent;
reaching her hand behind her, she
would convulsively grasp her cloth
ing, and strain as Il were, TO rend the
brilliant fabric Of her dress The
sight was exceedingly painful 70 be-
hold, but he still gazed, like one en-
tranced, with wonder and astonish-
ment. After minute the lady raised
her face, heretofore concealed in the
cushion, and with her hand made an
unmistal<able beclSon TO our friend.
He quickly moved along the pew
towards her, and inclined his ear, as
she evidently wished TO say some
thing.
"Please help me, SIR she whis-
pered, "my dress has caught, and /
cant get up" A brief examination
revealed the cause Of the difficulty !;
the fair girl wore fashionable high
heeled shoes kneeling upon both
knees, these heels of course stuck out
at right angles; and in this position
the highest hoop of her new tangled
skirt caught over them, and thus rem
dered IL impossible for her TO raise
herself or straighten her limbs. The
more she struggled tho tighter she
was bound; so she was constrained
TO call for help. This was immedi-
ately, II not scientifically, rendered ;
and when the next prayer was made,
she merely inclined herself upon the
back of tho front pew-thinking, no
doubt, that she was not in praying
costume.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

AvunI On Wednesday, June ., ClnAssrz Avs
wife Of ~ In Averili aged ~ ycus ana monshs
invird tho funeral from her late fedcnos, NJ
1c2 FRA HIN street saturtsy al tes ococs In the ~
Hsr romans VII be taken 70 Green ftr 49,
mont
BuIx.-ou Friday morning, June 6, stcr uusc-,ss
ilpe~ sAn.H Jazz B-, youngest daughter q The 10
The fiiends and relatives OF The family are respectfully
nohe, "a Bedford street, al four O'Clock psec~sv, ~
Bnn-on Thursday, June 8, EIrA rsDwul elf. .
Parwer, aged 81 years, 9 monshs aud 10 Gays.
Due nosc- viii be given az o. funeral
Brw-ln eroosiy q, on THURSDAY, june ., sAaAn, vsa
me relatives and friends Of the nmp Are respesfsip
Invited 70 attend sss funeral IRON be, late 's.s's
O'Clock, ,hort further invitation The Fulton svssrs
cars Pass the door
June g. PssHs UsrrA D. corilss The slosss dsusssv
George ". and Adonne Cons ases pears mosshs -
Her friends and aoquaipsasoes invited IA afsesA b.
fun cra The house Of her fthsr l4ss Stree. and nshA
Dvn-on thursday sight, June 4. sissr lingering W
poes. Ms Josx Dtu.
fey invited 10 attend her fpcra fr her late feldssa
~ Prince street tso O'Clock this afternoon Hsr ~
Mains VIII BE- , ,s % ser ,n sors -, Zen.
OF the Moi ac Farpin nanve N counsy neah r~ianA
ne friends and scqusintai ces s,o her s Nicheass
and ycnn requested 10 ~ md her suneAi from -
Ase ence Yea ho street, 90 pcr Of Grand, susdv.
June =, at twc o'clocs In tho afternoon
FtyNx.--On Friday, June 8, JOYS, son o. Charles -
Msry Flynn, afcu syeass and ~ days
me rsAsi' and friends Of the family are respec1f~R
invited 70 attend the funeral, from 81 Leouasd sres, -
sltesnooa ~ one o'cocA.
GRs1ss The remains Of the isfs william g onSw N
Be Inferred In the family NJ st Greer wod, from tbs
oevirs tomb, on Sunday Juno y |" Tour ocaouk IN ~
anoynccn
ma friepds. Nc MEMBER Of Empsre Lodge, No g. q
o. w.: alo. OF Lebanon Srcamvmert and sylvan Grove
Indse. " and A. MA~ons, are lnvted 10 attend
H,xp.-On friday, june hIns Hicxsr, win -
Dens Hickey, 10 The alst y Ar u hes age.
Ira fy,epds Of hmtiy, and those Of her bvohav~.
John Timothy. and Florence Coochan respectfully ~
quo-ted 10 attend her fupcra sunday aerpccs twN
occcb, nom her late residence, ana E~s rwcanch sr~sA
without further invitation Her remains viii DO taA -
ca vary Cemetery Cor nief ment
kwAS.-0n wednesday, Nay n, si>ueuphs, rean- \.
Hrrr, only son Of " inman, Of I'm city, aged .
J1svr-on ruerdsy. May 20, at Kay West, FLORIDA q
consumption, Mr. CHAnrs W. jaws, aged al yssss -
months, formerly of MOI York.
- Fov In Gresnbuvs, wcssehesNw corn<y, % ~
morning Of nursday, June ., Mrs. Assam In for, IN ~
7bth ycsy Of br sae
Bor relatives friends ere invited N attend ~ 49,
raj Sunday, June y ~ O'Clock In the Af evnon1.
nom the residence Of her son, Henry IL Fsy, arssn
burg.
rs friends and Ssse BIZ scss, esc-rs a end ss~y.
H. welsh, are invited 70 attend Ne fcssrsi, roa ~ -
residences, No 1a3 Pearl street a hrss o'o>nok q
Day anevucrs. ne funeral ssvvsc@ wti - No. - -
Dutch Rsscrmed Church (Rsv. ~ nyineN), y. - -
n. j., We naiavs Psaee 4 Va dsusaned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

evsrKxsioSs, FArLrREs, AssroNxENrs, ETC.
(From tbe Ipdaps pde ut, Jnns
NE following are the reported failures, assgnn<nts, &C.
VIM. Fpke, Manchester, N r., suspended.
rcors Manufacturing Company, Providence, r. l., as
.iareo.
Rhode Isand Bleach and Cambria Works, Providsnos,
n 4 SUSPENDED.
Darwin Warner. Waterbury, Com, asispcd-
Tmmss WARDEN, Bridgeport, Cum, suspended.
seo~ell; lsbla 80 ABOUT 5000
Jobns nnch Co, New York city, assigned; iiabliiacs
said to ne about 10000
Nice Ilassie.d, rousbkeepsie, N. v, assigncd
L Z. Elper, Rome, n. Y, sssigsed-
VIM II Farwcll, Wacrtovn, N. r., failed.
I,,uir Barron, Rccbcter. N. Y, nsiisd.
Essssi Baker. ssh.ss''c s n. Y, s.s,sned
eeo. ". Webster, Psau, burg, N ", assigned
George 1hcna., winfield. X, suspeuded
l.ssn ". Resers, Rsnsep, n 4, JAILED and ssaspsA
Herman eshusser. Cahcovn, N. Y, Suspended
fM T. Mitchell i Co, NssS. a,y, \. =. failed.
hss s sos ss. sss 'sss T. H. : s,ss
Eans, Reading Penn failed
Jun'sa Irua Company, hevsyp~n, rssa, assigned -
Bops ruinaes Company, Mcvsysowu, Penn, So
peioed
visoo haywood. Washington, d O, .uspcedeA
hompsou, Cha losiesvine, Va, assigned
~ Ban, Apdersou county, ~, failed
rncmas eyeenvy, somsrvtlle, Tenn. asagnsd
ssaoeS; Ssniusi sssss: s2s 600. oilers siry ave css
ys~e. n Irwin Co, sAiinssvillc. Ohio, assigned
Lana Ednston, Manchester, ono mied.
sisped
George Hrmonsev, Eaton. Ohio, suspended
Adler Absheder, Covngton, Ind, suspended.
Hatch JoSanaes, wankesks, Wis. Dissolved and a.
q Houshson, Mostcsi, G E, riled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

surplus May 81 1857 $5v,V S4 Go
The annual meeting Of the New Jersey aaslro.d AMI
Vronsi tauop Com .any held Railway yesterds,
~beo III" tolo~pg gentlemen elected direct rs:-
s'e'he hauey, Hamilton Fish, Heury R Rsmseu. D 8
Ireg'Ty john Darcy John p. jackson, A O. Z,br,skl
John ) Cbetwood. The annual report presented
by john j. jackson, Esq We extract the aSsnc al
neni-
The ec.t OF the last year were 500 el the
eslHts' $500 10 80. or ratio Of forty four per cent
against 1851 hll 10 For receipts aud $500 1866 n
p<n't ''s the year 1876 beog ratio forty four
oa tr cent the ratio Of expenses In 1904 being fty
seven cent
The amount Of surplus earrings carried TO profit ana
lee Jan 1897, utter pay ment Of two semi diy
a.no. q ove yer ecu, e. D. Is sses7 81, Willis for the
plus Ton ae' ded c.lg sl 100 for ing portions OF
Tie read ~nh ne rail lat wear, is $ie6 ,hsd 80.
VEN .pe shIls nnhr " ayns % ,5anrpor'e lat
men cbsncpe es 6ss -gaiu.t 81 Al, p.-eaeer., aps
o4,%s '"'s IN 1900 The number u nn-s run by tue
irains as' year aO7 6o2 and running expense
t'htty eRLt ahi u hall cent mile
The aA ahd ,Tsrn dudes pad the State for tn rear
bttdes which the STATE has received dividends amounting
10 81 '4a ~ ten per the stock 81 ti COMPANY,
taken III pay uec' Of The States ssrk Turnpike stock
si,0 caaeiiiuh art o. tue school fluid
The W aruIers return for tho FIRST four months OF 1857
exhibit in myai-on with the per od year.
Aggregate ~ kll SO 2t-Deayly Nf which
Is from tie Philadelphia liues
The rcils fo the for months Of 1857 $23S 525 al
ogsrst 81 ls9 Is for the Ike period 10 1856 The
rfLt eSp of the present year IA Tar slightly
ess thai those Of the preceding
The c's ~ fuel, the comparative value Of coal
wood has hcep acersnet by several tes.s by running
cosi burning NM burning engine tho Pnepix
the General hDuiugtbpp air cnnpeiition, tue Phua
oeiphia lines Tue performance OF ea,h ha- proved
facy rs to sped, sIo the result exhibits the compaa
tive cst ~ coal wood ESTIMATING the former -
per too, per cord) u loo Cen
Ter ue Tor coal AID is IA loo ceuts per mi. Tor ~ooa-
bng experse of OF, per cent for wood coal Il
IL believed that with ths high price and diminishing
eusn, Of ~ Cd IL tis region aud The increasing s:ppl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
MARRIAGE AND DRATNA

Married.
BABo-CouH-In Brooklyn, on wednesday hAy =,
he Church OF ST Mary By the Rev. John huKoauA. NJ
A. BAsso TO xrs. AUGUSTINE J. CoLln all OF B-cokys.
Cl-r-HAIsrsD AT Whiue Plains. Wedp~01n0
ming June 3. by the Rev. Benz smn Griffin, aURv
CiArr, this city, Miss SARAh e. daughter Of the lac
VIM. II. halsed, and grand daughter Of William RArkePs
ia1mcu-cnonw sI--ou Wednesday, June 9, BY asv
daughter Of MIR. Jno. L. Cromwell, al of widAmsb ~g.
l.
Gnrne-wAmxs AT New Brighton, sta.sa banA, -
WEDNESDAY, June 3, by the Rev. Mr. Irving JoHS
10 NARY Asss, daughter OF rhomAs warren
GooDnA-sason--CrnVs Goosn1 70 HAaun B. aus-
RR, all Of this CITY.
dence broes thor whse6an and Psu1
streets, BY Ito Rev. e. 8. A. Ssohmaa, BS~nAs q. 10
snsEAtr Eq, 70 Miss Hn1sA sosuA PnEs bosA =
Rnso-rruL On Thursday, June Z, q Osiv~vy
church. by thci Rev M. scons ID Jous Rnso 70 LsouS
IA r. VAN AsrwKar, daughter OF the late Dr. r. Rssss
scnsE-LssAnTsx.os rnarsda., juno =, BY ~
noet Rev Archbishop OF New YORK, rsAKIss Aiuxmss
lECucr OF Aepoon Franco, TO CEuIA daagh>g
OF a. LeBsfbier, Eq OF this lily
hrpUr-CAlyEss.-0nw We. nosday. Juno by the ~.
10 Jones', Go K hnIs, TO EuzAsx.h T., daugh.s e
Jai Wis p. Calvert, all " thus sisy.
Topp-saAssos in Brook n, Tue, az, June 3, ~
the raw. Dr. lows, JAxm ropp 70 hAsIA LocuA sAAzs
both Of Bfookyn
Topp--PARsoss Brooklyn, on THURSDAY June & ~
Rev br nse, al tie residence OF the brse', fAthes M
80 Mos place Joan ropp g. NARY PAEsoSs
I, b, the Rev A. 81 John .hambrc Mr.. ASp~nw rsAss,
formerly of California 10 Msa CAruAgsn LuoxrA ciAsS
dseghtsr Of Y. C. Ryeron, Eq, formerly q Bay RiagA
l.
Fan Francuco pspers pIcasc copy
Tfmrsos-GsAY.-On Thursday, June Z, Al An 6s~ie
church, b., ID. Rev. Dr. lov $, ROWLAND H. Tmrsss
BAIrA. daughter or the late Nell Cray.
WAsBuKs-hoRGAs AT VAT Chester on We4seeAsVS
June Q, by the Rev. vi nam d Cooley. NJ AzAnAH wAsS
spps, OF Brooklyn, l. l., W Ma HEnns, daughAsr q
Ablah Morgan, ESQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CtAl


FRIDAY, June W r. NJ
There vss bigger panic today 10 the stock msrkct
than have had ~ any previous time this rear All The
others were small In comparison This morning spread
10 nearly every stock The nss and stocks sold
rghs and len, 81 any price thcy would bring Tho shor.
saved he market from perfect breakdown. But for The
demand from the bears TO an maturing Contracts
vould have been no buyers Al the arst board New York
Central Railroad fell on x per cent Ere. M Hudson Rail
road u; Reading, NJ Mshissn southern Old deferred, Il
DO guaranteed preferred ten per cent stock a ransm.
NJ Geissa and Chicago, IN Cleveland and roIedo, TX;
Chicago and Rock Island, n. Michigan southern guarsn-
Ted preferred ten per scrip stock sold This morning
Al eex per cent This shows just What the
pub 70 shinh Of the future Of this npsny Confidence
u utterly extinghed, and the price q the stock s sus
nlpsd entirely By she c0o~e of fsw speculasora me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
Common Pleas.

$4,000 pAmAsss Fos rEssosAL INJURIES.
Jr,s b-Lucscn Ecsb,rrv O.. Joseph Observation-Disclosures
IN thi, ease cla 300 for damaging him oy completely
dsruyius the sight OF his rishtcye Appears that hs
saofsnda had an Instrument called 90 blower, Ian In
swumeut by which IN arrow l. forced through tube for
q me plaintiffs pcad and though demonstrated nth upon
The folly and dangers OF such guu persisted In ~ auise
mens usul he sho the PLAIN III in the right eye and COM
plseey destroy cd the sghs t. The defence mat the
Injury was NOS malicious that Il was done In play,
and vas purely accidental, and also that the nsrumcnt
could uot Infct any injury uncsB hh person In the
eye Ths Jury this morning Drought In scaled verdics
m the plalnun for $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
NEW YORK HERALD, sAr61RDAY, JUNE 6, 1857.

reduced stock and dull. Deuims
49,. ~ ~eIe VI hanged. There wsr hut littlr doing II
suu p 'ce~ un> 'ATs quite urm Ut former quo
. sa Fsps, nile nofk ess active while the prices
ta'ions Cotton duck WA Sm. which varied ON 23c
demanded were about the -ces Printing c,ab. s,,,s
Ior vo"nces " e6u for Is ragged from akc nr
heavy anu ssier msderaae price ats wer, ouis an,
30 ~ inr. 10 6H fof IS u do Pm ,ss we've ,no.s
prices unchanged Cassimsrss aud -st. f,r u.,,,c,,..
nrmly hed, with fair demand, erp-csIiy 81 ,h,ah
sG les Kentucky jeans rashsr msre buoy - ~
sales were lu.iiea Saes Of liDseyR chesks =.
urn views al holders. We have pothilg ~ ,por ~ :"
to noce 10 thu movement ~ foreign goods, when pS
Y" ln'o bond ait the reduction OF duty me LIST
oi 'uiy almost rs fast H they arrive.
TIE nuuuai meeting Of the Portland, Ssco and Pores
mouth Railroad Company, was held 81 Nor Berwick.
Maine, on Monday Tue income aud expenditures for tho
year we're thus riated-
hcaine year ending day 81, TO bo.......S?5s,7,7 30
i"S'o'S 10
Deduct d'vidend December, 1856, and June,
1907 yer coot each. .................. 5000 GO
Sifins earnings. ~ $Sv 30 20
eurtli's a. seiolted Jane, 1886. So, 2o6 IS
Aho Tor uncer estimate May, 1885,. 800 IL
-SN,i4G f.
$7l 0ao ~
From which deduct cost of Mousam river bridge,
Susiieo or. .$.s,'2i 81
nAAOant meet u. tliof ............ q 246 "a
-$323Ti 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

DUEuMArrsx. soRoFULA, &C-uyAIrs LIFE BAL
N sa u NE most certain r~~edy for tc~e tsrros az
aeAses the most 0turrg pains re-
member hs, few doses o. ,hs powerful yes ps,sans co
eured published IN the sur Herald and other pepcrs
These from well known ciuxens Who csn bc
end consuled AZ any hour Principal tepos NO 80
Grand street seventy hae cents per hoste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

The Annual B1eeting or Os. Chaccvsrs Church
GRAND srSA.E-vUsrINe vY ALL TIE OLD 0rrtcsRs
OF ruE uuuHuh--raE aNueirY PROTEST AND
LEAvs THE kooh--rHB EsD NOT yEr.
The report OF The annual meeting Of Dr. Cheevers
church clo e<tcrday, leaving Mr. Maher ende kvorns
10 enter protect against the proceedings, which pub
irhed This be succeeded In dong after further
diBcuhy debate the motion 10 adopt the report
Of the committee specimen b. lex Of which was given
Fosaorday continued ~ souse !eagth when the mo
non pressed vote and carried. Messrs. MAihcr,
Havcns and others protested sganst this action
stlu,oSal and about to d-bae tho amendments pro-
posed when the Chairman decided that tho adoption Of
tho report carried with Tho adoption Of al tho amond
mcuts sandng rules p,vposed By the com ntlee
To this the minority sreuuousy objected, but wero cried
down By the rulings Of CHAIR sustained BY the arbi
Inc ninoriy, consisting of asout twenty Of the most
influential me nbers Of the church, then left The In
body, declining 70 nke part In such revolutionary pro
The Committee on the Election OF Officers reported tho
following ..,-
church recommend be adoption OF the following order
Ordtred That the number VI mo Committee of Brethren
10 be ohos en- tor the present year oe i've. AdoteL
Tney report for officers and recommend 10 me church
NJ Doross-Fraucis r. schouls AMI Asa n. Wheeler
20 0a boz sso soi -. Gilman and
q wo,druf-to hoio for thrce years.
Ter Cierh-Frcdcuck W. King.
ftv TtcSsurer--~Ismss Woodruff
Ftw tssusnse Of B,eAreu-Cnarlcs Abcruethy, Thomas
Rieney, James W. Haitcd, klishs rcck and Israel r.
Warren
On coarrc the cut and dried M; was elected without OF
POSITION with the exception II Charles Harvey In place
n Eisnr Peck sho de cinec resolution was
dpfAed cireng sly elected committee 70 revise
she lst OF menbvrs which, ho~evcr, BY the ruis the
church l. bruna % do ~c but thgh urgei - do W by
The minority, the majority pcrsiscpy refused This fact
viii explain the d.outy wnich WAS experienced 10 got
ting the syos and The TAG. that the church no
co.. ing stoo per annu and that the pyw ren,s amount
10 but 81 Co. al te supstanda body OF the charc
oposss ne VI DR. Chcovcr suicidal 10 the Into
rests a tho church, nakes sufcent guarantee thaa tns
diffculty has not yet ended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

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