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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20
RAYENNA, OHIO.
Thursday, May 20, 1858.
Kansas still 10 RIeed!

Il is currently reported and generally be.
!. lieved that it Is the purpose Of many of the
leading abolitionists, and their aiders and
abe.tots, to stump the territory of Kansas
prior to the election. and, by incendiary ap.
peAls and political trickery Of every species,
toiDduce the people to rejec; the Lecompton
Constitution. Their object is 10 make capi.
tai for the campaign of 1860, little ccring
for the welfare Of Kansas or anything else,
but party spOils and political advancement;
Nnd they seek these, too, at the sacrifice of
The well.being of the people Of this territory,
90 cursed by fanaticism.
Itisyery evident from this that their cause
10 rotten. They fear to--they dare not
aeave it to the calm, sober reflection Of the
people of KensGs. They dread submission
TO their judgment, but must needs make i'm.
pudent appeals to resuscita,e the bigotry and
fanatlcism which had we'll nigh died OUT
When the English amendment was adopted
by Congress. it was hoped, by every good
VltiZen, that the question was settled; that
II would be left to the people Of the territory,
who are most competent to Judge what is
for their own best interests. They hoped,
too, that the wire-working and man3uvring
of eastern demogcgues would cease, and it
will be with execrution and contempt that
they will witness the new outbreak. We
hope thut every man who goes there for the
purpose Of creating political agitation among
the people .-for the purpose Of ma king politi.
col capital will receive from the people Of
Kansas what be 60 richly deserves--G ropes
end.
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SUICIDE IN PARhA.-Herry Humphry, a
citizen of Parma, committed suicide yester.
day morning by drowning himself in a mill
pond near fis house. He was probably in.
sane, though we are informed he had mani.
tested no symptoms 81 insanity to his family.
He owed man in Royalton 81 GOO. When
the note fell due he was unable to meet it,
and some believe that this circumstance, as
he was an extremely strict man In his busi-
ness relations, had considerable to do with
his unhappy death. He was an EngHshman
and resided in Parma many years. He was
in comfortable pecuniary circumstances.- -
He leaves wife and several children, and
was about fifty years DID, Cleve. Plain
Dealer.
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Silver as n Legal Tender,


The lew OF Congress, adjusting the value
of gold ard silver, confined the Iegul teneer,
except for very small sums, to gold. Silver,
however, has all the time been 30 nearly of
the sane value, and the proportion OF coin in
circulation Of all kinds SO small, Compared
with the ocean Of paper currency, that no one
has plead the law against liver, all much
preferrng it to paper. This is the case with
the public now w-everybody takes silver in
the payment of debts-though there is q
slight difference made by the bullion brokers.
The banks OF Philadelphia, however, accord.
ing to the Ledger, are beginning to complain
that they hold more of silver than they want
and in some instances are disposed to insis,
on their privilege to demand gold. This we
can but think bad policy, especially when 1,
is remembered how recently the banks de.
fed all law. and refused coin of all kinds in
the payment of their debts. The Leaqer
says:
We heard yesterday of an instance in
which silver was offered in payment of q
note due at one Of our banks, when the pay.
er, after some demurrer to receiving it, was
informed that if the silver was accepted, il
must be considered ss a great favor. Such
language us this IN both impolite ond unwise
and tends as much as anything else to bring
banks and bankers into the disfavor in whi h
they are so generally Held. The public Sub
mitted to the Inconvenience and loss of ir.
redeemabie paper at the hands of the banke
for long time, and in the very case under
notice the payer OF the silver had suffered
severe loss in the last overw helming bank
! failure in this city,. Such language from
behind bank counter comes most ungra.
ciously.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

SUIcIDE.--Henry X. Hershberger, VIII q
has heretofore resided on the OccoIa road
some three miles from this place, on las
Monday morning, for the purpose of sell
destruction, shot himself twice with a
revolver, cut his throat and lacefated his
wrists badly. DR.. Swingly was Immediately
called but his skill was not sufficient to save
the wounded. He died during Monday
night. The only cause assigned for this
rash act was trouble in money matters. Mr.
H. was in good pecuniary circumstances,
esteemed by all his neighbors, and has left
a family to mourn their loss. Crawford Co.
Forum.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

SUIcIDE.-Capt. Howard, Of the Propeller
Oriental, un old citizen of Conneaut, com.
mitted suicide on Sunday morning last by
hanging himself in his barn. He was in
good health and spirits SO far as any one
knew. He left bis wife and another lady
with whom he had been walking about his
promises, apparently as cheerful as usual,
and went directly to the barn, where he
was found hanging In a few minutes after
wards, but too late to be recovered. II
leaves family behind him, who share the
sympathy ola large circle of acqaintances,
whose respect he enjoyed.--Ashtabu!a Sen.
tinel.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

DROWNED In A SwILL BARREE.--0n the
5th inst, Cora Estella, daughter of DR.. J..
M. Stewart, of this CO., about 16 months
old, while playing in the yard back Of the
house, fell into a swll barrel, (which was
inserted in the ground,9 and was drowned.
The barrel was nearly empty. The child
and its mother had just returned from visit
at Gustavus, and the little thing appear,
pleased to get home, and was running about,
playing with unusual activity Warren
Chronicle.
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Sf I.onis. Nav 1.

The Republican has derived the following
additional particulars OF Utah news from
Mr. Garrish whot left Camp Scott on April
l2In. 'While'his Information does not fully
corroborate the news alresdy given, it leaves
no room 70 question the fact that Governor
Cumming had entered Salt Lake City. Col.
Kane sent out peace commission, via CAL.
and arrived at Salt Lake on the 26lh Of Feb,
and remained there eighl days, and then
proceeded y Camp Scott.
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Tile American Horse Tanners Sys.
t(tn Explained.


On the 2lst, at Astley's Amphi,heatre, in
London, Mr.. William Cooke, the equestrian
undertook to exemplify Professor Rarey's
system OF breaking, and subduing and train.
ing bnmanageable and vicious horses
There was, consequently, crowded house,
the boxes particularly being we'll filled
We take the following account of what
took place from the Morning Advertiser:
Mr.. William Cooke informed the audi.
ence that, having advertised his intention of
exhibiting Professor Rarey's principle of
subduing horses, by experimenting on any
horse that might be sent to him, horse had
been sent to him that morning for tile Dur.
pose. A iull-grown horse-a hunter=was
then led in, and the following simple mode
of operation was adopted. A strap is at.
tached to the fetlock Of the right toreleg,
and drawn over the animals right shoulder,
where il is held by Mr.. Cooke. The left
leg is then bent iuwards, SO as to bring the
hoof in contact with the thigh, and made
fast in that position by strap and buckle.
Mr. Cooke then, taking the reins in his left
hnnd' and bringing the strap attached to the
horses fore leg into state of tension, ur.
ges the animal to walk on his three legs
Holding the reins tight, and SO as to incline
the horses head to the left, the horse is
forced to make journey twice round the
circus. AT this time he exhibits symptoms
of great exhaustion, goes on his knees, and
ultimately lies down in the most submissive
manner. lie is then relieved from the in
convenient and unaccustomed restrictions
imposed up-n him by the straps, and Mr..
Cooke lies upon him in recumbent posi-.
tion, and caresses him, and bis pattings are
received by the horse with such indications
OF qualification as to leave no doubt that the
most friendly relations are established be.
tW cen the parties.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

~ .GT"How to GET Rich Wife"-A book
has just been published. In New Orleans,
with the above title, which contains list Of
the names Of all the rich manageable ludies
ia and gentlemen in Louisiana and the adioin.
g ing States, with the amount OF solid rhino
possessed by each.--Rr.
tsa h The almighty dollar 10 the one thing need.
-. sss lpE Cash is everything. ], is substitute
a \ fOF eyefy virtue, and mantle for every
bseycfims. a wsInan having plsnty Of money
eas u eonsidered q capital match, no matter
y J whether sbs bus any othsE qualification OF
NOS. Are W not. t.ssdIy dssenerating Ii this
sss leepsstk VI * II ;aa is r}.-,.z s.it s"f
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Thus ends, for the present, this tale Of
blood and horror. The greater p ART Of Il 10
bis own version, taken from his own Iips. -
Whether be is guilty OF the terrible crime of
murder the courts will determine; and il is
not ! for US to say, but his own story shows
him to De thoroughly vitiated and hard
hearted man.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-20

6TThere 10 divine out west trying e.
persuade girls to forego marriage. HsmiSht
as well try TO persuade ducks that they couN'
find substitute for water, or rose buds
thstthere is something better for theirsoiA.
plsxion than sunshine. Phs only ssaSsTs
b las nadA = sisglS isty sgsa dizsyF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-17
COMM E RCIAL.

PLOUR - Banner Mills 1xtfs Family (fall
vAsat) ~ - = bbl., Extra Supsr1ns tspsisG
vhsetl Is -, sspssAns = -. 0ass CITY Extra.
a % per Dbl. Sssead sssAty, - - ' sbi.--
country aour, ~ - y sssk. Quincy, - u 70
o.. arshan. tsAn whsat) - - Per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, ~ Per 100.
CORN Ready sale ~ 7es 70 7Se.
BARLEY.-0eod demand for prime qualities 1t
30 TO 7sc.
WuHAT--Lastls fall vhsas to - had !; SOC
viii Be paid for good article. Spring - to 80
for ehosss poor grsAss - tolss; In good currency
0ATs--In request - - 70 -.
BYE-SSs 70 ~ /, httls ssonisg In
BUcKwHEAT-sSeV bush. At Banner Mill.
supply ssllisg q - 70 Soc,
from wagons, - 70 SIS.
aROCkRIDs--N. 0. Sugar fair ITO s3,prins 81
70 O. choice o. saxiasd 10 70 lo3 crushed and loAf
ISSt II. AslAssss-PiasAsasoa ~ - ~, .. II. -
TO ~, Golden syrup, fSto &c. cogss-Rio -,
Java Is 70 he. Riss 10 Ola
s0AP-Psln SO, Family %.
CAHDLks--Star AyStsafins ~. Mould l3so
III.
LARD-Fsir supply, 7ie 70 b.
BUTTRR-Yair supply. Choiss II 70 ~.
HIDES Dry sisto Iocj green, u 70 y.
. HAY-Prsiris from % 70 80. Timothy, ~
to 80. Hshgafiss, IA to Z. 10.
SuNDRIgs-Onions.s 80 70 10; Egg, . 70 H.
Feathers, ltc 70 l6c; White Beans, 7sc 70 ~.
YRUIT-Ysir supply. Green spplss, sAoies, q
10 10 ~. Dried apples. - 90 TO - - per bsshsl
Dried peaches, 81 80 to = 90; Raisinsses 81 =
3 ~.
PRovIsIoNs--Mess Pork tls 50, shoulders vi
sides 81, Hams ~.
BRkY-A - gross 4le tos Per qasrtsr.
HO0S-Drssssd 70 ~.
sHEEP-93 70 - y head.
BALT-0. A.. 81 - to 81 lei Kanswhs,
Exc.AseE ION New York for eurrsncy
sut.; for gold I pr cent. 81. Louis Per esnf. -
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cen. 0kXXM j. 1N8AswI1ss =
xY7ILL - eona1oally - hand Ill kinds E.
and suryoundlAg esnotey, sasA -
FLOORIN0, DFssssd asa Rough.
SIDING. 1 inch, do ~
BARN LUMBER, large quantity. -
fKNclno =
HInST : SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thiSk
and this, vide and marrow.
SHEETlN0, h., -.
SHINGLES, No. and eonuoa.
LATA Do do
ALLRdHANY LUMBER, dry, large suantity
POPLAR s PINE JOIHT6, u every description
a. do ECANTLING, do %
YTNK TIMBER, from 70 ~ inches square Z
large Quantity.
terms fer eesh. D. =. FAkhAND.
Ksokuk Feb. 10, 'Ss-dkw6m
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s,asGAssr csa' COMPANY;

Toni W Ce0s - ~ 49, ~ Uus1
w quality Of grsts and stevs Coal brought %
ths nsrkst. II ignitss easily, hurns Rightly And
reoera4ss more hest than any other assls tor sale,
sxeeptine nons. Its chief economy aad exeellsnsy
sonsists n its Burning . ashss and saving -
clinksr or cinder.
For mechanical purposes IL positively cannos b
surpassed, u those using u will aatsst.
OrdesnnIst ~ lsfton The book at.ths oGees ovst
Collier Co.'S 6Tecsry 6tees. ID 49, hstwssn Mali
10, - hcrstofofs. L. =. DObINs
March Sd AGeos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-17

DKR. J. PORRE dsaiYss to inform this comm
II nitythst hs Ass determined 70 make ksakSn
bis porn ansat residence. for the purpose d
sisine DENTISTRY. His business sngsssnsnts
slssvhsss are sseh that u will mot be possible Tor
him 70 ioeass satii spring. He feels ssssrsd in
siviag tbs guaranty that be will eons prepared %
AZ, sstrs sstIssaetioa in The various ssAnshes Of
ii, profession, 70 eli Who may favor him with their
patsooags.
Rsvsnxscns B. Howell, B. n. Wss1
s.F. Miller, Of Ksoksk; DBL Bowen, Dr.. IL
Eesdsu ,Iowa City. loStlsdAwuJ .
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~Ws had slow, steady, warn rain
sasiy Ill day yesterday, which will raise The
vsss, al Ne sistsrns, and ruin The Soads.
Lseonotion either for man Or beast 10 dsci-
lilly bad.
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L8CTU08 kOUIFO WG
q. sssount Of ths stera o. Tuesday evening
.hs I.est.se u Mr.. BsigDs, hs3oes The Keekus
Ia>syssy Institsts, - Dostpossa 70 Thursds5
svsnisg, March lssh.
6uhjset--"Ansisat Egypt.
Tia public are respectfully invited 70 attend
.a.,...... sr,s. JOHN BRUCE,
WV. FULTON,
L. D. LE1CH,
uA,sAa. COM % Lectures.
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REMOVAL.

HI DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE 10
A1cCvss's Bailding, corner Of Main and
|peoa Streets. Entraaes on Second street;
benti.s Room irst door 70 the right.
Orders for I'll kinds Of Job Work hlled
~ asslasss and dispatch.
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n. usIsrsisasA h~ssy sGsrs $lse inward 70
.ny person q persons ~ho will fsrnisa -. visa
fasss o. circumstances vhisA viii led . - ses-
vie,.oa a ~ pseson o. psrsoas VIE ~ m. = :"
buildins, o ~ nersh-wss corner Of "a ana 'oas'
.on strssts. % tAe nightof the 18th inst, os any
psr,oa q persons asssssery = the act. 1sers ~
circumstances nov known, which, With lev saa
tions, would lead 70 sonvissioA. 5000
neAl7d ~
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-. n..r.,a,,te. as.k & No Yssk. - puoslkl
Canton, so..A oAas..
Exchange, Bangor.
Msritimes DO !.
s si':ss .' s;s.srsA.
i s:,;:::ii, a.'''-.l'-
c Greer, s :s Be- fEs;,.. - d
- NV a Inns. II
~ ~ -
Wsstssns 49, lnFXsS
!..!!g5.
South
DsaS] M
ySovl n ~
Farmers 1Eetest. 81
Ysquennosk 10 sagaf
wooster, Daaba1y.
Aettsss, bstAsl: -
Colshssess, CeIeasessf. 1865
MsrenAa0 A4snaees. Il
s serass.ss i. s.yUs Z
M weedesry, Woodbury.. -
III UnsAss
=
Aass So. .s...~
~ 800 ~,
4sss11 .sss 49, q
y1INe0MGo
Fl
4
w.
Z
=.
r.. HoS6Sk y. m d y*
tvsSs' sas411f !
wsstsr. 4.
Powsil Bsai 1GSgh,
Ghou
=. -,
&S
DO 49,
I.nI - -. 49,. - ~. n,...v,.l
$3.50,
..3n.e....,.,., r,...o>
49,. rs.n1~
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-A' !. - y. 49,.
49,. 49, r...,.... ~.
q. 49,. .... 49,. $500. .,.,,,.
1872 :, q. ~ .,,.-..i
y ... A---.y ..-
TnsrLAaS HssnvAL--Ths Festival v'il .
esasinssd this evening, and 70 sssss snsss
vii b good osse0oAooe, wiso0os Fs8sfo =
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- Hoststtsr's cskbsstsd Stomach Bittsn, for
Jssndiss, Dyspspsis, Nervous or CAsosie pssihsy ),
ere very pleasant - tasts sd smell, aAA 90 ~
taken uaAss ssy circumstances. In sasss d Dys-'
pspsiA ases IKE magic. sssssgthsnisg IL tsss =
chs stsnash. Stimulating ~ digestive Psvsn, -.
sisins rudy health 70 the cheek, asd bsightasl1n
u ~. u al sasss Of diseases Of the stom
vhsthsr aeuls or ehroaiS, It nay Be rssoonssdga
fps IL ssoshisg, sssdisi sod rssovstisg in1ssnss
Dyspepsia, Assstbsrs, less Of apostle, nAasss,
ssrvo.1 trsaon, sslAxstion, debility, b., srs re-
lsvsl blythe bittsrs In very shoet spsss 81 time
and psnevsrsnss In their use never fails 70 work
thorosgb cure Kept u al the popular saloons.
aad principal drug stores.
HARRISON GIBBONS, Agents,
uehl7dkw Main-st., ut. 9th and 7th.
wsyrs TsEra, PsHrunSp BEEAfsAHp BsAurI-
vvL ConpLsxIos can b acquired BY using ths
"Bs,u Of Thousand PIovers.' what lady o.
eeatlsmAn wosid labor under the cure " . disc
srveabie breath, when BY using the "Baln Of .
thousand Flowers" ~ dsntTihce, would not only
render IL sweet bnt leave the teeth - white ~ 81
abaAteri Many persons do not know their breath
Is bsd and the ubsct isso dslicate their frisndi
will never mention IL. Beware Of countsrfeits.-
BE SIRE the bottle assigned,
FRrRIDGE CO., N. Y
For saIeby all Druggists. Ds14dAwsnl
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- Il
,aA,a ssss.., s.sv..a - !
i. s'''..-' : :. s..-'',
/.
,-.s CRY = x..1sH,
i,
,.olszs VALLEY
lso,o 600 Q worth Of ]
AL KINDS o
~
4 Y r n TT U R 81
s
TO be Sold in Ninsty n
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rnl,srEE,s SALE.


DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that - the
L 34th day Of April next. 10 front q the pssni,
- on n ain street. Keokuk, Iowa, shall proceed
10 sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash IN hand.
the following real estate ia the city II ksohsk,
iowa, Wis thirteen and half (l3il feet q ths
esxs side Of lot eight and eight ~ fest 81 the
west side of lot nine t9) In block !s)
Of said city BY oas hundred end forty tl4el fsss
deep, adjoining the property Of Jso- =. Alsss gu
The sale 10 made By virtue 81 Deed Of Trust
from Haukins Taylor to made. 70 seesrs the pay.
meat Of fourpromsssory Dotes Of one hundred and
thres and 7s-lee dollars sasb, two Of which notes
~ dss and ~ paid, asd BY the terms Of the Trust
~ a. rsqnirsd TO sell The property. Sale BE-
tveea the hsars Of 10 'clDck .. y. and o'closk
?. y. bAAL AALEsn,
March 8, lSss-dtA Trustee.
vGyHB Co. PsrtnsSsAip heretofore existing be.
i j tvssa the subscribsSs, under the nans ana
| Arm AZ FayysP Haines, IL this day dissolved ~
| eutual consent. RObsEt = r. q. Asipss will con
| tlsss In he haaissa1, - siSn tie sans Of the
Arn in iiqut1oeisa. x1sy g3u alee ssttls all -.
sosnts oa ~ laas Asns - ~ e9ees d.e y must
| oe.r9seeessnl1. 49,
.A =: -, sssa - ss,Ss = ksi.ss brother
~ 80 800 aheeo1kss intsssst = y. fanas
viii soatin6o ~ lalfness = nann11sesftaE SasA
Dcors. 1IioAa. llnoaSns, Hump- 1nblne 6e., =
~ - ~. Scrsor s. y A1lak oesssess asar II
Kseksk . q. DM Noises Ill - 1sget.
noD1w1 HAINE6a
K.elsk -. :. -. z. q aAIHIs.
osts@
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reanhers 81 Lee snA Xan >
Coaussos.

4. adjourned nssting Of he pvsnua %
1890 viii y Asld - Yarniagton, y THURSDAY
N.,.h M. = 10 o'clock ). =. p org r ~
-...,. 1sesasss' Assesiasiss, asa y dsssi II ~
tia saA plsss 4 fstars nsstinss also - ns'e'
q .ads,sses upos topics Of interest = ssssseFs'
y member u ~ ceansstss Will y - ne
n. ,tsssoa, spon ths arrival 4 tAs trains, y s's
a.ct 49, e 70 ~ plaes Of nsstia0
E.P. HOwAk
4: ! !; d aaSss 0'--''''''
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MANAGE or the late Conven-
ton of The Episcopal Church In South Caro-
lima, Il was -.
Resolved, That In confederation Of the
mauy asd serious diBsultiss arising ont OF
The carriage relation among slaves, And ne
usrplsxiss questions which thus force thsn-
solves spon Christian men, and esPeeialiy
upon the Chrissisn ministers, committee o.
ssvsa BE- appointed 70 prepare report, DE-
anips whsa. and in what Circumstances,
-elereymae may unite two slaves in mar
riage."
Tho Episcopal Church claims 70 b Sigh.
teen centuries and half in the exercise o.
Apostolie authority, and u nov sboas - IN
form itself ~ 70 the circumstances wh'ea
sutAorisss clergyman 70 unite two psrsen'
In marriage. Slow work that.
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Dslawars Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow.
ing list BY the latest advioes. All here nam
cd arc st par IN Philadslphia.
Bank Il Chester vsllsy.
Bank u Chester County.
Bank of Dauviiis.
Bsnk of DslAvass coansy, Chester.
Bank Of 0esmantowA.
Bank Of Msntgo1sry County.
Columbis Bank, Columbs.
Doylsstown Bank, Doyisstown.
Esston Bank, - Hasten.
Fafnss' ard Asshsaies. Bank, Hasten.
Farmers. Bank Of Backs County, Bristol.
tsrnsrs' Bank Of heading, AsaAisg. -
Lancaster Go. Bank. -
Lebanon Bank, q Lebanon.
Msueh Chnnk BAak, Asush Chunk.
Miner Miner. Bal e esiIgilis. Po'''vA
TAs folle1 II Jersey Banks Of =
and upward 9 = par:
s s.,s:.:s.. F.. :,4:.3s; I sss's''s-a.
! -! =: '' z: : ,.-...!
sassscrs, Bank. Trs1(1n
\ Sskip9C slsn.
4 61Sf1 Rank. ~, %
Y St.ss ns.k. m q.
at.a. Hask RI
n Trs.t1s1 Einr IA. Trenton.
Il I.rla ~ a frens Ibvr. 49, SMg
xffsHe soIvent banks 81 unnvast sivsteoiva
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Broke Jail.
Horse thieves in general are slippery
customers, so it is reputed. and our Sheriff
finds that SPARKS, alias SMITH, is so, in
particular. There is good deal of the
Irishman's flea about the fellow, for when
You put your finger on him. he amt
there. 1t will be remembered that he
escaped from custody couple of months
since, but was captured and brought
back. On Monday night last he again
managed, through outside assistance, to
escape duress. He was furnished a saw
and file by some accomplish, and with
them released himself by filing off his
irons and saving out plank in the floor
of the Jail. Fifty Dollars Reward is Of
fered for his arrest and delivery at the
Jail at this place. Sparks is about feet
ten inches in height, spare built, light
complexioned, has blue eyes, a lengthen-
ed countenance and two projecting from,
teeth.