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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
TIL STATE SAVINGS FUND!
Office, Office, Philadelphia
2S53Goe2o
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT
All Sums of Money Returned on Demand

Thirds
me n the n M Monday sfun7to
9oc0ck Interest
e il o n lena IA Inut
u community t tow nty ar, inro equnt
, il Iar, &c following ngsunta fIreans
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oft Iawsa us,n whi p
which Boo" vNhHs They who shat
q Exec ~ or Ai nyune more p p
R" He n hhe o eIg aani iTolC thee
f hey en- lie N% m ties mad 10 2 B swift
is e a n rs
lila papud da h be arl e az ravoist business san risk
yer rb VOL er rs al hores ance enxnt omce
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urn q dersn1I e wl.o charge.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

OF The AGE.
| DIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered
in one of our common pasture ireedSa
| remedy that cures
Every NiRd Of AaumOF
| from the worst Scrofua down a Pimplc
TIE has tried in over 100 cases and never failed ex
IL cept n two cases, (both thunder humor) He has
now in his possession hundred certificates OF
It's virtue, an within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted a nursing Sore
Month.
three bottles wiz The worst kind Of Pimples
on the Face
Two To tlree bottles will clean the system of Bncs
Two bottles are warranted 10 the worst Canker
. IN the Mouth and stomach.
Taree i've bottles warranted to cure the
case or Erysipelas.
one two bottles warranted to cure all IIumos in
the eyes
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
E77s and Blo,ches among the Hair.
Four six bottles warranted 10 corrupt and
running Ulcers.
pnc bottle viii Scaly Eruption Of the skin
Two % three bar'Ics warranted to .he worst
case Of RingwoTn,.
Two TO three bottles warranted 10 cure The most
desperate case ef Rheumatisp,.
Three tauT bottles warranted cure the Salt
Rheum.
Fyeto eigh, bottles will cure the worst case Of sesof
ul.
benefit Is always experienced from lie FIRST bottle
aud perfect cure is warranted when the above quaint.
ty is tSksn-
Reader pedded over thousand bottles Of this in The
yrguy Of Boston know the effect oft In every case
sarc viii eHtncush fire, 50 sure " M This
cure h0mOr never sold bottle ot II buI sold an
olher AFTER trial 70 always speaks fer itself There
things about this herb that appears 10 ue sur
prssne first that it grows in our pastures, some pa
quite plentiful, and yet value has never been
kIawn un discovered in Is 10 second that il should
cure aI kinds of humor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

20 = tAe BEE HIVE DRUG STORE = bu4
IT vsgy Hocrl1N--s C2EzsEAS Bsz-Ezs. BoExs
EAvz-x E2E- A1- BErzEzs- AEEz's CEEzzx PEc
-ez.l - CsrHAz-.- Pas. DzGE1Ez's ELEc-
-Ei- On al ;-a celebrated az5 vFo.lz--eaowz =
= C-EAE--s Cf,La4S1l Lazz
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
Truth is stranger than fiction.
4 Certain Cure for all Rheumatic Pains.
Dent Condemn bat try Il, It Cannot Fgi!.
g.. G.. LIENS
Concentrated Electric Paste,
4nd lTa5idn Ram LI.raef5T. FgT LaH al
Horse

And 4Tabian Pam EItract0T, .fgT -IgH gH1
Horse
Copyright secured according to Law.
WHAT will it cure: We ver-R-s.-
w matte Pains, wheG everything el=e.zzss
Cramps, Chilblains. Burns, Scal1=, Sprzlas.
Head Ache. Tooth Ache, Swellings. Bruises.
Sores. Ring Worm, Tet.er. Stiff Joints. Con
tracted Cords, Fresh Cuts, liberated Sores, and
all Scrofulous Diseases where external rene
dies can be used, Sore Threats, Stiff Neck, &c
HAT it lciN Cur: for Horses AID CattLs-Swee
ny, Spayin, Fistulas, Poll Evil, Wintga!is, IL
GERS Cholc, Spraias, Collar and Saddle Calls,
Stone Bruises, Stiff Joints, Yerd.go, Splin;s and
Running Sores.
For sale at the Drug Store OF Charles Ritz,
LewIstowR. Pa.
E-N0He genuine but those bottles having
the words - L. L. Aliens Concentrated Electric
Paste CT Arabian Pain Extractor. Lanc'r. Pa. -
blown in the bottle. Look QUITO counterfeits.
Don't forget 10 ask Tor .i!lsa's aPl0-v
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
D0N.AE.fg KENNEDY.

". .2a ssaggsE s.. EE-'a-e, .Esss.
PEiyE Sj.Hu
Ns.Ir>Eie Agents. New YORK C;y. {. C.5cA~,.-. =
.rga.E >.rse. a. klre g- Broadway: kass..,a la
E.er>. --. Br.aEulsiA K - SsudS i.eTHE..u -rfgrl
g. ~. phnuT 4 sons, Pa,isar'aass. wholesale
Agents .ar is. Fer >sfr B.. z :. HOFFMAN saE Ms
NARY MARKS. Lew .slo~a, and bs q r kEPN..R
------. W -la. u.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

Nszysy Es.Et1s Gs--s- ra-e bare -zSsa t-ss= ss j.
azs 1==- 5z5ysE IL 7-rls q -Aa az-, s,z. -1s.-s
"a zez r1aE szE 90 iE=a a. czzeS -s s15s-s . ls=
liver ~ zr5 s;7l-zta -lz-al1zs g=-=-EE- I1eE
sr-- zy= asEEsas ;7-e 10 Gassz ezaz- s-E=vs- -.@
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
AfGer Seven Years S1udl
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GOING auEyDF

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azr : fazs % az1 se1alzg tszz. az zzrs IL 81.
ssza=Is=- -
GRIFFITH,S VICTORY
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sss Wa teEz-- -. 1-s-Ss las Asr --ss e.
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T-ls W=s1 ~zzsz2szzAer Z ID -zzse n-gs-se 7s.s
Saz-a'< = s-7zss=- , 1-F 25- r--@ sTsr s.rsz-s
Rs-7 .sE -e]-1z-is- Cz--stszses.
We - E-5srszEusz- ssszs1s = & ~s-=
Szi So 24ss 1*a- tsszz-1< ELazt Es1sa- zzs sses-s
c@c11zzasz@ : = A. szzSNzss zazss F1szzszz a-- z
1E-ss1S A2f - s-oz- xzsL -SzcTzz- zEzgz- -.ly
sIc-sscSzcss FIX - ssxs
Geocge ". Pat3oa.
RosSei. D. Saith,
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John r. Weekes-
C>42F hA- s-i7Ey q 81 sac Z - S.-se- S.,4 81
tEs% Z=asEs5zzzE
J. l. GRIFFITH.
LsE1ssgEz. A-sZ e $50
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

slH IND god assortment q Ha;s- ~ -rs,-
tuFeC under als immediate = 1eri-taBse-r. "
competent and izItAi.! w.-rkrge8- o. sac-sss It
not D On hand. hat q zny Ge~er5.s.55a q. -
soI u saorl aetlce. All 0i E15ch are Hs--z-.s3
= oe e4sa., ii nsi superior n zoy sid s.:ss-
IN Le~-lstasg1 CT any olaer place IS a- 81. Il
;hls State. There ! no Ea1roa ass.t te5s. --
41i- ooasilas. = ihe people csa l=zra Tor t.-a.
selves oY making the inquiry and t7fzE.
For the olTs1 l1 lz> c1as;z1s.sr "a E.--7 r.
wIH make 70 Or1er, hats t8 their g7,.r o. nv
resuirsI slEs q 5-IG. =, 7-lczs thai cane. Il
70 D satisfactory.
Coln;ry MsTcha5;s vii sd &. r. ts.ss-s e.,
Tan,1Ee 20 giFe re cali, = a literal zssz.s--
wll oe made On a3lesaie purchases q: -
pscIzl3y . 10 paaccssal E1eu.
Thankful Tor re lloe-a3 -zsru-a-z hs-s.5s--s
received. Lls st-1r w5A 1e 10 please a. -.
MAJ i2Eor asl Rl-s- 1es- czs;3sa Il fz..-s
and trusts iaas = t1e l5zzzs ara Ez-s. sz.s.lss
h1S1, and o'-es t1s-E> IN F-r Fors5o-- t..s 60.
~lil az a ma - possible 1a lie cssa svs.sz
a. - lsasf o. t-e ssyla= Ia. short c.zz-
make ioaE irgerls p s~az
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
BOW SVsG.NN'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


BOW RAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
4 SAFE ana speedy for Consumption, not only IN
\ thos, m,idcr msms of lhraat and Lung Diseases
sarh as Colds Coughs 0unSry, Difficulty ot Breathing.
Rrancn,tis Ministers Sore Throat, Weakness oj the
Chest Asthma. Inward urer splitting Of Blood lntRen-
"a Crpup Whoopng Cough, Fam IN the Breast anu sic
Uaafs,usss CatsTIh and Catarrhal Affections. Inf an
rsa.sn ,T the Lungs, Bleeding ef the Lupgs &C. But
is usr.Jrr excellence IS seen amt testo! IN HE more al
vaursE aierllans of The lungs For hr truth OF the
above statement and the efficiency oi the preparation -
n autsfnte refer the pubic 10 thc following tSa.H
ails Language Is scarcely strong enough TO tell The
great ofthi$ wonderful discovery! The doubling
maY gy aud he convinced The proprltorS pain - tie
following aaal fis certificates with confidence in thelC
Influence the community: they but samples q the
many hundreds Of testimonials in ouy possession:
Allegheny. July 10, 1855
Mr.. II NJ Bowman Dear Sir.l feel II my duty 10 let
yau know what YOUR compound has done for my dauch
Ter wish you publish II YOU can ia hope ihat
somc Suffering may be induced BY 10 Try your val
uaba medicine and be cured Ny ttushterwos married
m lS.S and went Cincinnati 40 live here her hus
band (lgmeS Uaytl was engaged In business In stA
months alltr her husband diced, aHj sent fer her
home, here tuvT unnihs she confined ana caught
cold which settled uU her laHzS. NScemea sS though
could set uu.h5u. 10 Ee}p We tried SIX different
physicians f1T year and thCa sent 10 New Nerk
10 celebrated VhysI!u girre. and she took medicine
traal kju Tor eight guao3Hs bU' hn could cure her
Her cough was yeL aaa stubborn aHd seemed As aaugh
wuul lsar har breast j4I5nG le ra5nIySW of cough,
aud her are alHlu- a. tunes very dGrGit Fangto
s ra..st .lo1 physicians We thought We would Try Az
eE> Ch,ryy Fvsyaga., ANA she look N regular iar
wess, hG j. iii her PeJma ugtt good We then tried
sellers Iapelia Cough syrup aU, With a she S;H be
came worse. aH- IL seemed as though size was teyaud
cnrc " Ncu oat Gsy ,s ss4e al af rus neigh
hng's HasSe> >Gs y#gss2 asa st saw Them give yaur
Ng@eab.r Compound CD Hne nt elr children Tor cough
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
Foundry and Machine Shop.

fAL 7-ole a-e hereby zc;5Es6 tazs Z Azve
L S1E'5- t1s se--Lry sE5 N8ce-e Sop =
tae ecECasa ot ieaas.sura. g--vEa : ,es j.
asls1 --52 Nc-ss- p @zE ,ee -z--e z-z -zrzrzE
asSe-s-c1t os Patterns. sz.z rts v-raertv 1E
= ger and Na.s- a1E et -aa- Sss-~s.. 4
ca a-4 @-- Wsllss- 4z1 .zat an vrtra-zs
IN IN Az S5eES NJ
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
"YT ~>-=
S~ zz- - W - -a
Attorney st Law

OFFICE he West NaTse;>..ect, cvyos ga Efsea
" a.>cs He.e! usil attend 10 any a..s5aes, -te
eour;sot M.Eae. Centre or H1a..ccE.r caza-
ties Lewiston. =. ivfy ]. l>s,5
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
Drs. Moss & Stoneroad

/ lFfEk their professional >tcy ices 10 the cit
| J lscos Ct Lewl>;own ar5 surrounding conn
= oE5ce 81, TIE Beehive Drag Store les
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
HOMIE MANUFACTURE,
Neat. Cheap & Durable.
IT. G. Z0LLINGER.
hsIl8sliy 5 stare.

Narks' .frsef. Lssrisfo,ra. nsx! door
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

Casting. Turning. &c.
- IGs s7o1tsSs ze.lcs zz4 sa :Es eesl zz5 NOS.
ccz2P.s;s s;yls- JOHN ZELGLER
Lswss.oEa. AFrss =. lS5S-;f
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

Respectfully invites Ill
= 20 1r>l-~ . improve tae.r
upper stories Eit1 : zez.
and f3sa l31z5ls topping 70 1
call 2, clS store where tA=E
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

CHAS- RITZ al - BEE HIVE DRUt
STORE, ElzF.sz-zTc- zz2 - dealers s11 GzE.
Els-s Throughout g@a ccEzs-E ae--sZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHING TON.
snatch 70 The n. Y. Tribune.

special Dsrsteh 70 Inc N l. Iflouno
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 1857.
TIE disssreenent between the President aud
Gov. Walker is confirmed most positively. All the
interviews ard friendly Intervention resulted in no
approach to a compromise, each insisting on bis
orieipsl position. Gov. Walker considers the sus,
UestiCn made to vote on the Slavery clause and
then refer back tie remaining part of the Constit1
ticn by sn act of Congress, as completing sne
question aud aggravatiDg the difficulties de Is 10
favor of meeting the issue in the present form, and
ayow. the purpose of opposing it, acceptance VIII
all his influence. The President is equally deter
mined to sustain the Constitution, regarding IL as
the most practical mode Of reaching the conclusion.
He will make it a test in the party
The forthcoming Message will emphasize these
opinions, the President being encouraged thereto
by the promise Of the united support of tie South.
He will not remove Walker, being content with
cen.urrg bis position. Walker viii not resign,
but will remain here to contest the point before
Congress
Senator Bro derick openly avows his general OPP
position to tie Administration, and letters from
Senator Douglas look in the same direction, with
qualifications. He will reach here on Tuesday aud
speak for him,elf.
Mr.. Pitt will get DO appointment here. The
President says he can give him none equal to his
present position in Phiiadelphia.
An attempt may be made TO introduce Kansas
into Democratic caucus before proceeding to nomi-
matters for Speaker ard Clerk owing to the uueI
pected phase the issue has now assumed. II 30,
split il inc yitab,e Powerful Influences are being
exeried to prevent such q movement, the leaders
fearing the struggle and its consequence
Dir. Phelps, of Missouri, will be Chairman of the
Committee of Way, and Means if Mr. Orris elected
Speaker.
Doctor Folz, Of Pennsylvania, will supersede
DR.. Wtelau, soon, as the head Of the Medical
Bureau.
1t is understood that Senator Bates Of Delaware,
will Ie,isu, and that Mr.. Comegys, the former H.
cumbent will be appointed by the Governor, with
the approval of Mr.. Bayard. No Legislature is to
be elected in that State for two years.
N. Albuquerque, the Brazilian. Minister, gives
grand entertainment on the ID Of December, in
to1or Of the Emperors birthday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
Among the assets of the Bowery Bauk, now il

Amops the assets of the Bowery Bauk, now 10
the hands of receiver, were found notes drawn By
Fernando Wood and indorsed BY Charles Devlin for
about $50 600. These notes were brought there
about the time that DeyEn was nominated by Wood
for Street Commissioner. They fell due about the
middle Of October, and were protested in Cue FORM
Nothing was dOre about them by the maker aud
indor.er until few days since, when Devlin ap-
peared with the money, paid the notes, costs of
protect &c, and sipcs that time the Recover
refuses to LET any person see the account
Now, that Wood may have borrowed $50 600 Of
DeyBu is net at all impossible; bat why 'hOuid
man of bis wealth, and will - Brother Ben at his
back, 20 to protest. Was this loan Of $50 Ooo any
easop WHY he resisted bis own friends in the Board
Of Aldermen when they wanted hin to aPPoin'
Jetr II. Chambers to the otfice Of Street Commi'
screri Mere than week was spent in oal''ns
at canvs..:rg, and i. was Only ey No "''' s'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

In some of the comments Of The Herald upon
Mayo Woods speech at the Academy of Music we
fully agree. Upon the fact that no notice was
taken in Woods speech Of the personal charges
which have been urged against him The Herald
remarks: "This was very judiciOus. 1t would
have been undisnifed and incOnyeniens for the
Mayor to undertake to reply Undoubtedly
it would. The position of culprit is never
very disniftd. That it would have been 10
the bishe,t DEGREE nconyenient" to have
net the charges against him, who can
doubt Before John Ccchrane and tt other
referees in the Msrvine Gaze, Wood found it not
only 1convenient but quite impossible. We can
We'll suppose that be finds it quite as much as he
can do, and sometimes little more, to parry these
cbsIge, when they take the form Of Indictments
suits ard applications for ipjunctions. 1t is quite
CROUCH fer him to meet them when they take form
which be is compelled to reply to. OF course ne is
too shIewd and has too much experience to preiu-
dice lis case, by talking out Of court Least said
soonest mended, is pece of advice ways given to
clients who have bad causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

(Hr TIE Awarclx PsnTns rsLrs nps Co.
oytTcg No n WALL srsN VII "S-
ST JOINS, N. f., Saturday, Nsxs-,r
The New-Ye,k aid Havre line s.esmer rsse, o.,
wottor, passed Cspe Race last everirg q 800
She left Hsvre on the 18th inst. .ad Sou,hsr,,,'.
o'clock on the afternoon Of the 18Th. ss.L..ss
passengers and 500 900 in specie ands yer, 49,.
valuable ca 70 of FIsrch merchandise.
The Fulton's dates Ge four days later th..
brought by the Vanderbilt, arcsdy tsegr.pA.a s,,..
this point.
The Cunard steamship Europa, from Boss. i.
Hafsx, Nov 4, spved at Liverpool On the lssl ~.
The fnsrciL advices brought by the Fula. "a
though not exciting as those Of the ysaisrbt ~
nevertheless Of absorbing interest.
TIE good effects Of the Suspension Of TIA R..L
CT after Act were still showing themselves sv,r,.
vhere'tbiougbout Great Britain.
The money marke. vas frm9 than 9. lss. sdv,s.s
and the demand for discounts at the Back Of Ens,ai
less pressing.
Consols had also sdvanced-ths closing quosss,o,.
On the evening Of the 18th November being el y
SCI for money, asd 90 for the account Of the liza
December.
The Bark Of France, as was anticipated Il a.
advices, had announced Us determination 10 inu,.
dately extend its iseues. sl
The rate of interest a. Hamburg had recedsd-tAs
last quotations being %.
Notwithstanding the improvement, in he Enxisl
money market, theirs lad been 81 heavy fsilsrcs
in various branches of business in Crest Bdss. rss
more pru minert of thsse the following Ns,us
JeIlicoe & Wix, merchants in the Turkey trade, yok
PR Sa & Co, in the Brazilian trade; BmdSsak
Piclsrd, liabilities fl2o, goo; Hoard Boxou e. Co, h
dia AID Colonial brokers, Ct Loudon
The Wclverhsmpton and SssfOrdshre Bank Asi
storped payment. Great excitement eIited at wS.
verhampton in consequence. The Liabilities Of tie
Bank are es mated at nesry f&OOOa.
Several iron manufacturing firms had called thek
creditors together for the purpose Of tying 10 nsiS
some smicsble arrange rents, in order to svod,
possible, full suspension.
The failures of most note in Paris are those Of Boz
den, Dubuit & Co, and Hensote, Philippe & vibss.
LONDON MONEY MaRKEr-LosDos, Tussdsy Ewes
ina Nov -Cou sol. closed firm 10 day 1t an sdvsnoe 6
over Frd.y. Prices The ec .lus qioiaoa. ssia,H
Money and 20 cr the Th Of December Other ae.cpi's.
5sIs. R Psys s,p ssass Nv Three ceo rSs
.sss foreign toeks have be- quite hmisec and thew ~
been 10 maerisl charge In pnoss
LoSpoS BRraDsrUrfs MARKEr.-Loypos, Nov.
l7There was heavy decline in 9,siu N MI Lave ysss:
day e:s'ns panic IN the sI,qs 1 sb...S 'asS
LoSDoS PRODUCE MARKEr.-LospoS, Nov "
There has been quite proyemcnt In the Sugar
sdvsrce reaching fully ewt In Rice aud Coass asss
The TsLLow mNket s fat. LNsEso Oh ls qoO,ed sai
d32.
LrvtRpcoL BRFADsTUTFs MARKET
Nov at aud our meet with slow retail ssles Of ~
cline on the week OF cd Wheat aud s9. on flssf
In Indian Corn there is but little Inquiry and quo """
nopinal 49, A. a.
MANCHESTER AND OTHER MaKKrTs AT Ma
chester goods seuerTi vnatered In P.ine,
.isat in had taken place IN the "oosa xs4sa
LeeeA H.H.
In Hudder,hed good business was dorf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Itsetms that the Wood meeting managers put
down nsues, right, left and center, As Vice Pfesi
dents without permission Of their owners. We
publish this morning several cards addressed to US
stating Il at the subscribers thereof had their names
affixed to that call without their permission. Nor
are the,e ALL What was the name Of Thomas But
er Kng Of Georgia, no v in New. Orleans, put down
in the LIST for Why was the name Of Z. c. West
known TO be hostile TO Wood, similarly treated
And Nose, Taylor, fervent ard active Tiemann
mani And Cornelius Grinnell Ard George Ban
croft And ex.M.yOr we,teryet' Aud Other''
Simply to deceive the public and bolster up the de
c,vips fortunes Of the sxiIdler and jobber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

In our Law Intelligence will De found an impor-
tsut decision in regard to the validity of contract
FOR certain street work. The old swlntle of bid
Dig very low for curb stone settiog aud paving,
sad putting in an outrageous price for rock e1casa
ton, "f any shall be found" is clearly exposed.
This Job was taken at $500; but the rock e1ca-
walton margin vas used to run the S3,1O9 up TO
S2s746. Controller Flsgs refused to pay; Me.
Dillon, Corporation Counsel, refused to indorse
any such swindle as legal; thereuPon the i@macu'
late Common Council of 1856 confirmed the whole
lob and ordered the SIS, 746 to be assessed upon
the property owners Gin Eighty third street, from
Third avenue TO Avenue A.. Ths outrage by the
Common Council vas approved by Mayor Wood
but row, after due course of law, Judge Woodraii
decides tie whole affair to be what It really 49, a
srea. wrOrg on the people, without 'hado" OF
egalty.
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FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.
TILE WEATHER..

CIscISyATI, Ohio, Saturday, Nov. %, 1857.
The W, siher here is cls al, and the Thermometer
malk.I1. II L too warm for packing hogs.
OswEGO. n. T., Saturday Nov q, 1857.
The weather here to-day has been mild, clear aad
pleasant
DETROIT. Saturday Nov. y, 1857.
Tie vssther here ls mild, and il ia thasing fact.
The ice at the mouth Of tie liver Is reported giving
way The Indications this evening ara that the large
heet Of vessels detained In the liver vii be able 70
get into Lake Erie tomorrow or Monday. Seven pro-
pellers arrived teis on Chicago today, sld repor.
bat many vesssh are s,ao:e on Lakes HEon and
Michigan.
CHICAGO, Sas1idsy Nov. q, 1857.
The r.i;hs, tsrs . sK.:s1sly Mill a. pleasant.
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,;..rt for, that Wood saa.!y brought his forces
10 vote for Deylin, snd even then there were sad
to be ouarreb without end about the 'PoiI', and
storie, were tod of rsfiiipg for appointments aud
tie indignation Of Aldermen who did MOI ee' 'Aeif
share. In these times one caa well afford 20 "or.
pretty hard for friend who backs $50, 900 worn
of paper ard especially if that friend kindly stands
the protest and finally pays the notes. but DID tho
shsm appointment {. Street Commissioner larry
remurerste tie victim for so heavy sacrifices