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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

I. A LITTLE TOO HARD.--The Marshal Turenne,
happening one day to bc looking out ofthe win
dow Of his ayte-chambcr, in white waistcoat
and night-cap servant entering the room, de-
ceived by his dress, mistakes him for one of the
under-cooks. Hecomos softly behind him and,
with hand whichwas not Of the lightest, gires
him aviolont slnpon the brcech. The Marshal
instantly rnsabout, and the fellow, frightened
out Of his wits, beholds the face of his master
Down he drops upon his knees:
"Oh, h,my lord! I thought it was George"
"And suppose it had been George" ," replied
the faarhsal, rubbing his breech, "yoa ought moi
to have struck quite so hardh2 ga.t.aF
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

R4laAAVAMClng DAcA WAFsos"~~%A fhAVFC~
w sfment i'm the Wrong Direction.
:.sl Unlocking into Mr.. Auditor Wrights annual
'sepcftion The State Finances, we find many
far l6ss thatcommend themselves by their eTi-
funraa propriety. Ne regret however, to per-
labor that The laJ0r which attends The perfor-
49, wn ce Of one Of the plaincst and most impor-
psst duties enjoined under the new Constitu-
yosasa, has led to- a,recommendation (page l5,)
lldsbiCh, if adopted, would defeat the great end
hich the trainers of that instrument designed
% accomplish. FROM the foundation Of the
sioRernnnent, the regular annual report Of the
I State Auditor has placed before the public as
j. fIM and satisfactory statements Of the condition
toi Tho finances Of Ohio, as cou.d be produced
.dl@ithout spreading them out in detail But full
" N these statements have been, they we're not
to show that the laws had been faith
iaily executed that the public money had been
,tSkenfpm the treasury only at such times and
hi such amounts as the law authorizes. It was
!. .shercfOrc wisely provided in the new Gonstitu-
ch, Tint i full statement Of all receipts and
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
butqs a present advised we cannot spy further

but as AZ present adyiSel we, cannot Say further
than that he dill not vote eye.- 4, -.o...l.sl
oso1n Eos q ns shrs,..rs ~ tb.t rso .ro .imo.t
q LA .oi,,,nT ~ y, e. e 1rosornt;oI . & 9 1 IA
to their tbqovv and ;,r.otice !, no,ro Il mn,oS +
hst.ar - ~ q, as@li ,.@fo ~ ,nan tae,, p ora,
loss tban wsrS ~ e h. ,o,o,, ~ a., 60.
,ae y :, ~ ~ =. q & ~ zs ,,.;s,,
re ~ ,T.,y ,x yfs ana ci,,, rsnrosontipa 49,
- ~ co,,n,;,, ~ 10, r. M e ha.r :,
7to,s yotas az tb,t az fore;,o, q one deaSeo I Lstt
than noyro.s b,,t srs I,5 ma m msoual ~ bollblood
~ NJ c, cia s,,,h "a .s tho..a 1,,,,,t -
,sa,, .,I HI aa5 X ,,aIo Z q, H.. -,
e., g rs. RI s n ,, 5 e.. i,.:,,,,
. e,..,t.a,,;U. .,,.. ~ 80 !, ''' r
''F o''! q ~ ) 80 -s- ------ : @'a
ScS.thcs'n staststsss.ss ScsS tale Subject
80 s OfSsaveFf. " ~ - NV "a
d Mr.. Butler, Senator fon Sboti Cg-tiinai
Eiade thc following frank and manly tlecfaratca
in the Senate on the ga Of Dec 1856 i4so sh
k7oil ao not Want srsSxtS1X;5b of' s,evcTr !
have never contendcd 'Sorfh If Illiad The right
t!oFot9to extend il by act of Congress- sTould
qSEe y " S " tnose w1o settle tHe ae"
rrt , ~ ~, plq. l,art " % 1 j.,
,,,:S ~ fig'l 10y, / - ~ ~ = sS1.
4. .. 4Sg Ia. sS. = F., 4
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a. -, 49, A. ,... 49,
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on' Loot,, ,r nol;t;,.,l;r, !. a,,, e,Iso
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t1gT,ts ia;,;. ., ,,,. ~, s.,t;t;or, of so,r
49,, aSsI;,a;;;ss 5,,,9T 81, H. tL1 Heana,o
,s-a.atan,t;o, :, l,a. .tr.,,sa :
ho,+ IT,, ti,,,o ,ho, - o,,oyt;o,, r,t \,
,or.I,orr ,,,a .,yy;11 ,.,,, o,,,5 +,, Il
- ho.5,,fas 3t.aa sto+a2
dNaray ,,3,,,.4,a,s tto fro,
4h,, e,s.fbo., l1t. ,1,s,oar,.t5 s.,
b a,r- -. = .4us--l------ a..
{, A LAWYER Can Be observation-disclosures
C., Of Froyideii:e, 57as very able lawyer
but he sometimes got sold by those who made
no pretensioas tostheartssof wit and chicanery
that are Usually attributed to the '9ohg heads
of the legal lpretessiorl. One day an old farmer
from the adjoining county entered his Office say
ing:' ood morning, Mf. c." ," ''Good NOR.
ming, "'replied the lawyer, Surveying the coun
tryman carefully, and querying in his mind
wonder how much can make Of you, OLE
chap? "I'ake seat, sir.'' oo' /, z~s s3ea'
.Hf'sI have come to consult yol on the propricty
1of commencing a suit agfinsst my neighbor, Mr.
e., in regard to the boundary line between oul
land, which, Ibelievc he has overstepped"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

01rDaNidgc, the commedian, has recently
drawn large prize in the Maryland Lottery
In all his comic experience, he probably never
realized better joke. It's said tho prize is
about $4,000 .g; s& gNjp srti' q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

p OtrThere is man out West SO forgotfnl of
faces, that his wife is compelled to keep wafer
stuck on the end Of her nose, that he may dis
tinguish her from other ladies; but this does not
prevent him from making occasional mistakes.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

APPnornrATE,--- The following IN 'travcNngs'
A young married lady, whose union had not been
prolific ofsqittle darlings !" his suspended on the
wall in.her bedroom, directly over tiies bead Of
the bed, o neat little picture, underneath which
is the following quotation from Scripture: .sSSnf
fer little children to como unto me, and forbid
tncm not, forof such Is the kingdonf Heaven. \
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

! 0J-Tho young gentleman who went OF viii
an angel in book muslin; has rotdfacd with .
terInagant III hoops
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

CSTTho y6uig lady who caught hgentleman's
oye, has retlrncdif, becaGss it had '.wee drop
fj9 ia sa'e' Rt7A''e Hl " @4f ~ NtH
gsea Eiga ~ ssf-. "a A.. .,-..;-- 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
The Movement to Disframcaise
TgsiSC BEGn,

There is. a bill, pending in the United States
House of Representatives, for amending the ma
tpralization lays, 50 as to require foreigners to
reside twenty-one years in the country before
they can become voters or hold office. 1t was
referred to the committee of the whole, and some
three weeks ago an attempt was made to set a
day for its consideration. The proposition re-
ceived SO votes, but failed because atwo- thirds
vote was required. The motion came appropri-
ately rom Humphrey Marshall, Of the Louis
vile, Ky, District, who beat the high toned and
chiva!rous Preston in 1855, by means Of the
Louisville mob, which murdered some one hun
dred German and Irish men, women and chil-
drcn. Although unsuccessful, the vote in its la-
,yor may be proftably pondered by those Of our
naturali1ed fsllo9. citizens who gave their votes
and influence to the Black Rcpthlcan party,
under the delusiye belief that no attempt would
be made to carry the proscriptive principles Of
Know Nothingism into practice. Fortheir bon
eft, we submit the following Classification OF the
vote: '"at il.t- - .t" t. +s-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
Coma aYasrHsEsss 8.

r L. When the seven wise men in Greece met
the sage'of HiEdostan, what did they do? 'a|7
~32.3 Why is a man never hungry on the border
So I.I.so -,-..a.-vsE. 80 90 -sia"-
3. What rock did the angels roll against the
door of Paradise, after the expulsion Of the cri5-
inal inhabitants? .s y,,.,s ..r i. ...s
,.-l5 ..-..- ,gsg, TftE AEsWEEs. - sfg b -.
/, They all ate sausascs7T They al eight Gaa
sases. ya-rii.5}ul gg0y 9, lsa~ rf "w aa
=, 2-nBecat3Sie ,fhero iSa banquet at his Hfoet4A
bank, wet, at his feet ,s...s r, .r.. 81. lil.
8. An Adam amt in rock--An Adomantino
rock
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

SuBTRAcrIeN.--"S "Sambo, ,'spose derc Is six
chickens in coop, and de man sells three, how
many is dare lelt9' sn Il e ze
"What time obday was t?" t9 B
,"lYhat hab dat got to do wild its'
"a good deal, fitwas after dark derc would
be none lea dat is, if you happen 10 oOmsalong
datway." alseasb aa fe,e 9fsgAa
2 "Iook'hcah,,niggas stop dom personalities, or
-Illshoye brick at dat head oh yourutslgis4'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

Leaving fo' actual expenditures So, 120, ,53l G5
Ueductiug also expenses Of Legis- u.s.
.lnture over similar expenses in
slS55ril, = lc-~.aa- ~. -aa 7o,o12 90
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

Thus it is seen that, while not single vote
was cast for the proposition by democrat, from
any section Of the Union, no less than sirtY-t4c
of those voting for it muster in the ranks o
the party which claims public confidence ant
support because of its superior devotion to thC
princislcs of liberty! The names and location
ofthose who voted to put foreigners on the sam
level vito free negroes are as follows na
ai.w Ga's-a lSLevs iStates Ha 7sa,l a8i e
Delaware-Cullcn r " Vs.. q ''. .
Maryland Harris, Kieaud, Huffman
Virginia CARLISLE 4 'E 'h 70 .
North Carolna-Paino, Furycar .' .'''
South Carolina So"
Georgia Trippe, Foster +
Alabama =, .-
Florida - .+-l
MississippiALako ~ -
Eouisla1n' 1" "a' '' ""
4 ,1,"nSoss+T - nt.i g ..G t a.g7 Z
Tennessee Lsnecd Ready, Ethfidge, Rivers
s53 :, :, z; !; mEI5FslalI, EIF # uarg4l,
Underwood "' tl i
Missouri4aPortoP are nA ,aa ara
RoE s.aaa7!H saT "a l,rs . sts.. -
Total So -
Northern Kao,6 N6slings.---BrooIn, Harrison,
n ElaNen, Walk, Whitney, Moore, fs,i
ri 3e.a-l Northern Republicans Y h',a
New Hampshire cmgin, Pike, Tappan.
Vermont Morrill, Hodges. -
Massachusetts, -- Buf8ngton, Durlingamo,
Chafe, Comins, Danrell, Davis, Dewitt,
Hall, Knapp, Trafton. l
CONNECTICUT CLARK, Dean, Woodruff, and
Welch
Rh6de Island DruGee, 1hurston. 5
Now York-Stranahan, pelton, Wakeman,
Sage, Simmons, Gilbert Granger, Oliver,
Parker, Edwards, PringIe. l
New Jersey Bishop Clawson, Robbins,
Pennington
Pcnnsyl5ania-AHison, Campbell, Covode,
bradshaw, BIilward, Roberts, Kunkel,
Pearce, Todd, Edie, Knight, Purviance !
0hio--HARLAN, 7, STANTON, HORTON,
j. GALLOWAY, SAPP, BALL, LETTER.
1ndiaha--- Holloway, Cumback, Scott, Bar
,bour, Petit n, .,srTaa gren as. *
Iillinois--4Jesse 0. Norton. ia tt,n
Iowa-Jamcs bloomington. h3
T. Total a- il. a-a -l 20
We are indebted to an exchange for the
bove classification, and it does not giyo tn
names Of those who voted in the negative, W
are alta loss to know whether Mr. Bingham, tn
Representative from this District, voted no, ,
failed to vote atall. We know that he gavo
his adhesion to the Know, Nothings, and holC
his seat undor pledge certainly implied, and y
are informed, expressed, that he would aid
carrying but Know Nothing measures, of whit
the proposition voted on was principal ono.-
4 goodmany people about here would be 81;
to kuowshis course in relercHoc te this matte
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
m S3,o26,87O rs

gts1as s4sSa 10 isas,s,, Dbl re .tf S3,o2b,SIO 10
~ During the year 1856, amount of ss'..t'7
'iaa drafts issued was - u@ $3189,600 II
xSFrom which deduct amount Of
taxes refunded over amount re-
I' funded in. 1866 .,.....-.1a .6oo68 Il
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

Dobhs alaKes arPini.y

=, Dobbs Makes q arPintY I,
p9bbs walked into a dry goOdery. on Court
street, and began to look around. A double
jQinted CLERK immediately appeared to Dgbbs.
What can Iao for you, sir3 says he. .-
|, AgQgd deal says DQbbs, but l bot you
won't o.. ..-,.,.... ~. .,,,. r.,s ,,...,.4-
'Pi bet viii, says the knight Of the yard
stick, Il can ..r- .,s,..s ss.,.,..
'What'll you bet Of that? says the imperturb-
apie Dopppsg ,Ss-!g sssa s.,ist, ada l. he.
b, III bet fpurHencs! says the !cllerk' with a
cpae lf'ar ,g:3 g 1.4sr nj a-sl sii, s..r.rg -.
III SO it,, says DSbbs. Sow, trust me for
a couple Of dollars worth Of your stuits!.
q, Les, BY Ng4a yi says yardisticks Wellq there
9s 8. llle 'eqrpePFcei e s 5sf4 ed ssag5 o. %
"A Thank yQP sal again NY THen u ot gapt E t9 tTade:
says Dobbs. .,,, ~, b,,, -'-..--.,. -.
Re-. DO, if you please; wouldn't like to lose your
custom, saysth clerk, no hQy,' tcs {. :,
Polite young man, that--as Soon as his chin
vegetatcs, provided his dickey dop,t ccut his
throat he'll be arter the gals, Dobhs fhilts. 4
" s2osi sgOEu r0DmFl FllIc sIOBuIess 'l.'t
A stitch ih'tiie Adeg if taken in time, saves
nine a-a9 }a Haa gNit baa ale,t1s ia3i beer .
One physician Is better than we, bet. three
are fatal .a.uT A l3 s3jtau ,3l t7gb
I Nope islthe best medicine, and fortunately it
is in the power ofevery doctor to dispense it. 3
I There is one evil that doctors in length oftimt
do eifectually cure us of--and that is, the faith
we placein their nostp,nns. 'nsf ysa % : 'atl
Medical botany might be restricted almost tt
the pluckiug Of simplcs! ..f p 81 77q A!t;' 3
ta Might we not say Of doctor what Figaro
SAID of the Seigneur of his. 7.period-that he does
US a sufiiciencyof of good, so long as he refrains
lrorn.doingus any harm. Esaaa .5 se.s a.
lrT1W;se persons, when they take advice, go to a
physician, but fools go to quack--and the large
| idisfroportion between the two classes explain
why so many quacks make their fortune while
many clever physician starVes 3'a .alas
Many persons take advice as they 40 physie--
to fling it aside the moment the doctors back il
.turnesl. i 5I lasa..laia ia1J eE dguo13
| -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

One OF THE BoYs.- -lHCtaer.-"W have
you been, CkarIey?" s ''
BoH-"In the garden; Nh"
her.--"No, you have been swimming; you
know how cautioned you about going 10 the
creek. will have to correct you. Lock at
your hair, how w'etit iS?" '''
Boy.-"0h, no, Ma, this is not water, it is
sweat" .s. aN '3
Jiotter--"Ah chnrley, have caught you
fbbing, your sNirt is wrofs side out"
Boy (trimphantly.)-" | dill that just
now Ma, climJfag Me tence''' Z ''.'l''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

No UsE.--The other daya member had pre-
pared the following resolution to s,lbrnit to the
House of Representatives, but OF, ,alsecondit itho't
concluded ii was mo iise," and abandoned the
idea: 4, g ....s..t.
"Isesoluea, That one day in each week Of The
present session be devoted 70 legislation for white
folks" stSg 8#
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

hqaaing for actual expenditures S;3,042, 893 %
s;All,n; the reduction of the public i.. +'-
debt interest was also stopped .r
-1sdo during the fusion year, which +,
s1gs had before been paid to alhouht 1922 n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
,...i yrsa al siis (. 4 1roV'' .zzss1c7s szrry
!. e. .:T.si'NDLUiME' %, NO
20 jOtllurr i .a0hn Statt.
From the Ohio Eagle

- ,S1S- ~ I-a7 TI3 SCI q From the Ohio Eagle
t'aVGs6W chase ON State Expenditures.
.TspMhns there was certainly much to commend
in the able message Of Coy Chase, we are sorry
thata partisan spiritmantest itself in sliillil
- gueism, sInaclsipg Of thaattorney argus
s1inglths bad side Of IA case; should have msrred
and disfgured the Message and made it unwor
flya sjust liberal executive officer, speaking
= net for party, butfor the'great State he gov
.ssems uot d ta s as.- gt1 'oet ..l -7' 'L
-. we refer particularly to the allegation that
sssHtho expenditures of 1856 were less than those
.sfc1s55 cby .s38o.665lu,'" In one sense this
may have the color of truth, but as stated with
'bh Qualification by Gov Chase, it is meant to
asxiecsive theapsople of Ohio into the belief that
fsths financial affairs Of the State have been more
correctly and economically managed by the Flu.
sion administration than by the Democratic ad-
lninistration'prec it, which, as the Message
f. itself shows, is not true, From Gov Chase's
ssdownsliowing we find the true statement should
"'@h have been thist ..J
During the year 1856, the whole
amonut of drafts issued, was $3, 500, 57l 90
Fremtiis should be decueted the
aruountpaid by the Democratic - r---a
60 dlieers tFeductioh Of the pub - ~~
lie debt r44-a7 l-,4le-.1sg-a 4l6, ,681 Of
ttSo.U ,N g., yes-gN .#s 1t4t'r ----------- -
kqaaing for actual expenditures $3,o42,89 %
siallgi the reduction OF the public i' af-
debt, interest was also stopped -r
-, NJ q.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

Anrni.nlItuErl.aI Il. S. !.

FROM the GEaysyille sElisj Herald.
'4riie'1fsinesc Sugar Cane in. s69lIs-
1.- i,yE aI19Acrtl Illinois, ~ sasis
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

dds --' .-- a-rrr.as -rf pr,iaT ~
an aE rri 'rsa. 70 .7ssrf -.rr .a,i.I.a -,a@y
4D ,..a -. az. o. si-.,r. -- o.. 'a-, ,saa,r s,ag
sa.GsYla Il.f uI
Tt1yvalv ~ ~1er-s.4 .znpE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04

-ng hnH L9iEulGsg. ~ gIE fgGds 1sIh q ss.f1
-iJiE.sI ag.u. sSisi6slo --ca'IoQ. 80 ls
IL
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
The Teachers Association

Of Monmouth County, will meet at Middle
town, on Friday, Sept. 18th, at 10 o'clock, A
NJ, and continue it. sessions until next day al
IL, NJ. 1t is expected that this meeting will
prove of unusual interest, as a number of mat
ters of the highest Importance to teachers will
come up for discussion, We have it from the
President of the Association, (who has labor
ed considerably during the past year, travel
ling, lecturing, and inspecting the schools that
the cause Of common and high school educa-
ton in our county, is in favorable condition
of progress 1t is to be hoped that very
good attendance will be found M
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

BE- A balloon ascension took place from
this village on the evening of the 25th ult.
under superintendent of Prof. A. j. HARRIS
of New York A large number of persons
were present, and the exhibition was truly .
fne one. 1t was also witnessed by persons re
siding in surrounding neighborhoods, seyera
miles from the village, many of whom, who
were not posted" supposed it to be an ar
rival of the long looked for comet The bal
loon was found next day., uninjured, on the
farm Of JoHS s. DENSE, Esq about three
miles from town. ao
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
To Advertisers.

TIE MonmoutA Weekig Herald, as On adrer
hsingNmsd;um, possesses adrQg'tagss surpassed %
no couatry paper IN the State Our terms ar,
one dollar per square Of tecelre lines for tire
acesks, and tneaty,fre cents per square for eref5
subsequent insertion AL Advertisements arM b
charged at This rate unless Specially agreed for
ure requested particularly, al the tsne d
sending an dtlCeTttSeDent, :
time for whicb 1t as to be inserted or notify a.
promptly sohen they 1oish 1t discontinued, as al
embellishments are charged fer the time inserted.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

DIsTRucrIvE FIRE On Sunday afternoon
last, a fire broke out in the out-buildings OF
Horatio Ely, Esq, of Freehold township,
which entirely consumed them together with
all his hay, grain, and Threshing and Moving
Machines. The fire originated in the COW
house, and was discovered shortly after the
family returned from church. The loss will
not fall short of $4,000 There was an insur-
ance of $500 on the buildings. Whether the
fire was the result of accident or design, is i'm
possible to tell.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
LOOK orr

FOR TWENTY -FOUR BANKS.
Tiverton Bank, of Rhode Island, Called.
Farmers Bank, Wexford r. /. Called.
Rhode Island Central Bank, R. /. Called }
Wooster Bank, Conn, [doubtful)
Warren County Bank, Penn. Called
Mount Vernon Bank, r. /. doubtful
Kanahwa Bank, Va, Qailed.
Mercantile Bank, Hartford, Conn. doubt
full
Sackett's Harbor Bank, N. Y. doubtful
Farmers Bank, Saratoga Co., n Y. doubt
full
Mechanics Banking Association, n. Z. City,
failed
Hancock Bank, Maine, (doubtful.)
Ontario Bank, Utica, N. Y. (failed.)
Bank Of Kent, n. Y, doubtful.
Washington Bank Westerly Conn. (doubt.
full
Somerset Bank, Warren r. /. doubtful
Ashaway Bank, r. /. doubtful
Rhode Island Exchange Bank, East Green.
wich, doubtful
Rhode Island Onion, Newport, doubtful
HOLSTER Bank, Buffalo, Called.
Olive Lee & CO., Bank, Buffalo. doubtful
White Bank, Buffalo, doubtful.
Reciprosity Bank Buffalo Called. 3
Bergen Co. Bank, N J., (failed e
The above are all rejected at the Freehold
Bank
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
CONTROVERSY
RErWEEN Mas. coNoYER ANn MRS sMncE


MRS. S.-'Where do you buy your Stoyes?"
MRS. GAIA I Mannng's Cheap Stove Storelo
MRS. c." Can you buy as cheap of him as you
can at the other Stores?"
MRS. c." les can get better article Of him
than can at any other place 1t is not always the
lowest priced article that is the best"
MRS. s. | agree with you on that point, for /
have found that out by experience We must have
a new Stove this Fall What kind ofo would you
recommend us to getl"
MRS. G IS If you want good stove, with heavy
castings. BY all means goto Mannings and get one
of his celebrated q Buck Stoves
MRS S-sl have heard great deal about this
!" Buck Stove" What kind ola Stove is it,"
MRS Or" 1t has the largest oveA ever saw In
a Stove. You can bake six large loayes of bread al
once, and bake them beautifully do all my cook
ing with this Stove, ard would not be without it."
| MRS. S.-aThat is just the kind of Stove want
We have more trouble every time we bake, than oul
Stove is worth, and am determined to stand it nc
longer. When | was in Freehold the other day.
looked at some stoves, but they did not suit me al
all am satisfied from what have heard, that th
Buck Stove is an excellent stove, and am deter
mined to have one Where is Mannings Storel'
MRS. Cit is in South street, Freehold spposit,
the Court House. Youcannot miss it. Everybody
knows Manning.
Freehold August % 1857. ~ 43-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

1ar Our latest adyices from St. Paul says
the n 7. Tribune Of the lst inst, bring the
pleasing intelligence that the Conference Com
mlttees appointed BY the two Conventions had
finally agreed upon submitting but one Consti-
tuition to the people of Minnesota, and that
each body had approved the action of the
JOINT Committee. This secures the adoption
Of the Constitution by the people, and the ad-
mission Of Minnesota to tie sisterhood Of
American States beyond a reasonable doubt.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
Seizure Of a Fast Steamboat.

On Friday afternoon Under Sheriff Francis
OF Hoboken, levied on the steamboat Eureka
on an execution for $500 issued out Of ths
Supreme Court Of New Jersey against D. j
Townsend by Levi B. Tying and Others
The Eureka was recently launched at Key
port. and her machinery is being but in. she
IS intended to run between New York and
Albany in four hours by the aid of steam pro
pcllers.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03

MORMON REBELlloN Intelligence, which
is considered reliable, has been received at the
Interior Department at Washington, to the eff
feet that Brigham Young is preparing to re-
sist General Harvey, on his entry into Utah,
and that he continues to hold up the Govern
ment of the United States to the contempt Of
the Mormons, General Harvey will, proba-
bly, teach him better manners.