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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-15
DIR. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT Pill L s.
S.u- MDASES INDIAN ROOT PILLS, --T

CAUIIONs
Merchants and traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a Counterfeit OF Morse's
slndian Noot Pills, signed 4. u. Moore. All genu-
inc Indian Root Pils have the name and signature
bof 4. H. IVHite 81 Go. on each box.
4 DIR. MORSE, the inventor Of MoRsE's 1NDIAN|
Ioor PILLS. has spent the greater part Of his life
Nin travelling having visited Europe, Asia and Africa
Has VOL MS North Amcrica--has spent three years
among the Indians of our Western country-it was
hn this way that the In liip Root pills first dis
Ncovred Dr. Moore was the Erst man to establish
the fact that all diseases arise from MruHirY oF'
NruE BLooD--that our strength health and life dc
pended upon this vital fluid. 4. WiiITE& co
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-15

CouRrsuP AND MARRIAGE The following
may som times b. true, bat let us believe not
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-15

A GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS TO $1,000 90
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-07-15

WTNWNNN.
Tho change, good wife, is eariy forgiven,
We fud ourse YES in hell instead Of heaven.
Ana here are more RLAspnEMoUs lines:
Adam was happy, and Eden was rair;
His happiness vanished rs woman came there,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

il No. $50 Broadway, New yoEkasl
Announce that they have enrs5 nce OF the
ATLANTIC TSLE0RAPa suBM AHINksCABLE,
Now on board the
y sEANFkfoATE NIAGARA.
In order 70 place within he reach Of all classes and that
every fsy me United states may possess specims n OF
she cable into pieces ~ four inches length hem
neatly with brass ferrules.
Esch piece WI be accompanied With copyrighted foo
simile cert6cste Of -
n from the genuine cable Tws.ty miles Of have
been actually submerfed and tsksp mp Of
ne This will be the nrst sod precisely coni
hon IN whta The Eres rshe NV hse In the bed OF the
Atlantic ORDERS viii be receved from dealers snd others for
lees than leo pieces alta time s 100 Rct. price
10 cents each msch order mus be
funds current IN Nee YORK "a Il will posdble h,
open register will be k.r, OF Ae orders ne they
received which viii be led IN without
tsny, lsvc portion Of TIE spe-iuens will be ready Is
favup-'sd fer de'vs~v ~ihfr weok
AEN ghS. -. =. a.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
CORPORATION NOTICES.

TEE covMIrrEr ON FINANCE or THE BOARD OF
u Coupcilmen viii hold meeting Al room No. ~ City
bah Monday. A two O'Clock p. NJ for tbs purpcse OF
considering the petition Of the grsduses Of the Ney yo.s In
siiiuon for the Blind for relief, also, petition OF William
Jolce Parties Interested are invited 70 attend.
u Rrr AEG gRssTDsp. comu,,,.eOs
snv. ~ vnvs~, }
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
SHIPPING.

Ths vAnDak 3I1.r Eo aorxAr LINE oF ersAxIaIPe
betwoen New York, e0uthAmptou- Hxvre and sremep
~n s.i - folio - carrying the United slsies mails
WeW YRt tos From 6avse sud
3ou.hnmpt0t srd aaUu AmptOn Ne forG
NORTH STAB Sat Sept Il wsUh dan AZ So. .ssol rs
..... s,. To-. 9. scout. s s, s.% sss
smptoD Hsvre and Bremen, South for rcrs
AEIBL bapt "
Tb~se sssnsps bsvs yster1txh coraosrsm-ris aus
able surge,ns
Price 81 oassase pes sandsrcnt ssbis se ami sce
ID cabin $50 and North Star Age, Ars
LIST cabin. $50, r. cabin, ScC Sd ogbln $50
Oertfcs.es Issued for oxsseSo from Europe
Bpesi Delivered In London yus
b. r0ERAEOn No 8 be xlng Grsen. Nss York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

CPoRrIN0-FoR SALE, 5 NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS;
- number Of good rat dogs trial. good watch dogs
trial. cocker spaniel black and tan dog sis lbs wesh
handsome; 2upbroken pointers, King Charles dog
poodle dog, ANAL sud very handsome; Bsnbcm spaniel
boes ali kinds for sale Please addreas Henry Gardner
l66 viii, m street basement GARDENERS for
cure for c>nker for for heas
Particular attention paid 70 All kinds Of diseases No care no
charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

A uCTIoS sALg-oF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
seven win asr and .o
pearl hey, m.ds by city maker. aud warranted for tw
THIoDS RE eoUIpssITa. Auc'ioueer.
street surasre IN he above
b sS & d sCr suit; in
&C centve eide tspies sausfy marble toos Turkish
Aes ouo. sorae %
painted sses sspsrs pisnc,,re cor
lDsd With sstlpwood rich psned china oil
s sss arm chars so as" aae ia
&c csns anber s sgd ss sets Pin
cake rich cat
ssa
bronze ccls Mshogapy tusniin-. dssssSaon
aIs,.et slss chairs corner ssaes book hsses crossing
the ss.ensn D' S''''' eouipssfFa 2actons ss ID
AUCTION NoTICF-A FAMILY OFFER AT PRIVATE
furniture consisting part rosewood suits carpets ard
other p.5or fonsos@ superior 90 ave esuo stool aud
Dc. at l1 West rwentyfou street. nen Eighth avenue
~ NJ. LEVY, AUCTIoNEER. II WILLIAM sTREer.--
~; sssgnse sale OF rich %.b.gsny frroinre &C .Hys
At y o'clock a. no 267 Bowsry NIL the furniture IN
wwdrob. a. book ACES wslnu aud msbossnv and
SSss s s oss . s ss
gs,srss found IN ars, osss wsrerocm Also SUPERIOR LOT
-
E sCFENcK On Thnr,dsy as9s Inst at ioH o,s ok at
their sseroom No Nsssan street. large sale of elegant
gust Is at o'ciosa p n or bs orem,sss ss. spien
& ~ Snse
county Y s3h miles ro~ the ely on the aarie.n Rail
81; vSsSEssUsaH' NJ PsSs. slsssS New .s:s or
cnArErU. Angus. Is. 1855 N''''''''
rOuN n yrrrrR,s Arcrrorrvppv pnnver
y 5RsFEKis CO No. 1os srosd..s-By c..sIosae Tor
he seSux - soa, 81 e
new :ys ladies' dres; ra%nx sis srissss oonnst vel
DC rhine 200 cartons bopns 9son. Of superior Kinds.
early he morning Of sale
Al EDEY. AUcTIoNEEs.
W. Auction sale OF elegant rosewood and mahogany fur
ni'urs' oil paintings, s :. saI IN f,;5 &C.
se on WErTs,ay ARA at iS oeloos a IS
shades ana eadIbs sooms All the fur
n,s oa1 II so . s Ct a ~ ss y ..s
worhy their attention psrtof sspero
quite ss:S
psnad Of psi1tsss and AND books:
variety heater new;
one siessni s.ress aSo lamp ~so cootSc OF every
Sssrfipaon IN sIceisrs Condition The VIII concisds
{. boz 4s The and sys,y To- sold
ONCE Of The HuctOneer. NO 8 fine street
VA LILLIAN ABBoTr. AUcrroNEER WILL. sELl. ON
w Tuesday 2a.h irst At i0ls oco,k the sto,k OF the
lamp and crockery sore a2 Canal street. Of Null
berry conssns good assortment Of crockerJ cans oil
pumps, and every thing In The trade.
WM Writer'S, AUCTyoNEEa, WILL SELL. ON NON
w day at II o. ,ock. Ut II 9orao the
of fsmiy breaking housekeeping consinE OF puor,
chamber dining kichen furniture cola In oonse
quence OF . death In tbs family.
WIN. WRITER'S, AUCrIOssER WILL SELL ON MON
w day, ct O'Clock. Mt 45f Canal street lAvge
scrmest seniee housebo furniture par
or suit large French plate pier glasses brocate lace
surtsn rosewood piano stool and cover tapestry
other carps all oiicloths
spring hair other mattresses feather beds
and bedding Sheets table nen, marble top drcssius and
plain bureaus wssbsands toilet Sets wsrdrooes. dining
and kitchen furniture &c china glass aud silver ware
Sale positive, leaves foe Fraser river We1nes
day. Families and dealers ought 10 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

METBoPoLIrAN GARDgEs THrRrIzTH AND rHIx-
M W first streets and Sseond Ms -Urand Gym.
naatic Fete for the beneft Of the European
HUTCHINSON BROTHESS
on MONDAY EVENING, hugust e. 1858 being positively
their last appearance In rev Upon which he
following auss have kindly volunteered their services
Xous FRANCOIS siF0k iSf,
Mr. THOMAS LINTON.
Tie DEhfER BROTHEBS
HOWAEDa DIN0EA,
signor FaIsCoROE
The italian Brothers,
ANTONIO and BAS5ANrO,
AND AM &TkU 4 aYMN ASH.
PROGRAMME.
l. The Magic Ladders grand evolutons AddosaI
by Sigr or Fris-orde and Italian Brothers.
2 Corde volsnte-how ard Dingea.
5 Roman " observation-disclosures bvothets Hutch,nsoa-
4. 0ymnasic hpgs-signor Leon
5. Performing logs Introduced by segrs and Lentoa
6. La Perche squipoise-Ftiscorde aud Bssssnio.
Z. 9reciAl Statues Brothers tutconaoa.
8. Tho Two Clowns (comic)-Siegris' and Leotou.
o. Double Ira ntonio and BAssstio
10 Wooden Legs-Intoducec BY Thomas Lenlou-
IL La Perche Bar Deper Brohers
II eports OF Atlss-kuro Bro.berS Huichina'u
Concluding with Balloon and Grand Display a
FIREWORKS.
Admsfion CO..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
SPORTING.

ArEwBURo A9ArNsr rEw yORK.-THR PROrRfE.
~ tor Of Nsutas Hall Staten Island, having been solicit
ed by and amateurs get contest
between the two champion boats Frank a. Wood and Dan
bryant IL ready give OF slQ0 and whp, 70
rowrd for IN the In which the last regsits
took pace Monday the 30tb inst All nuncstions 70
be m or before the 23d insA N, -Enrance free
THOMAS q. BUHNH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
CPhHD, CoNFoRy. ECONOMY.
- FoR SAVANNAH AID FLORIDA.

The favorite steamship AUG UerA, CAPTAIN woodhull
will Thursday August 70 nj IL O'Clock fro
NO north river Through tickets be had for the follow
Ing pAces Pare low by other steamers from New
York 10 savannah; a,cnmmodst sups rior.-
Eew York 10 Mobile, SIS; Montgomery. Ala. SIS Atlanta,
Ca SIS; albany Ca, ga Columbus IA, Ss3; Moon, Ca,
81 npah. SIS
wishing through tickets apply hour
before For freight apply
TO sAM'L l.. Ml1CHlLL SON. ~ broadway.
foy Florida connect at Savannah, leaving every
Monday. "Wednesday md Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

<fons maze c0noert et Anc duJ az th- intH-Wlrsio
Ioors open 81 z TO mmance ~ B.
Tueeday- WGlA EdkAD and POOA
ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

VNTOQps BulLnIAoo
w NIPPLE NF EyRlOpIkg sINsrg Ell
56I srd So away, Prcs xtrc~
IA. Wood Proprietor seaksr sne>ex
wOOD'a A. NEfaELS
NEGkO sTssrAELsz
yns ee.obr. ed basd OF Stbopsa ds0set'r hs al.
etton Of the following e1!bsas t~len..-
T. ID. klOE and
EpH HORN
who will together evaopg 10 junction With
ths MhMsUfB IkOU Pc 10 seiec; program OF S,hio
piar
rickeis % csn,s. Door crsu "; ps,sos
Mt 4 O'CLOCK precae.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

U,oR PoRrsxoUTH, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
4 The United states mail stesmshp ROANOKE Captain
O'Clock r. nom pier L. North river She will arrive at
Portsmouth the next Afternoon and Petersburg the follow
on BY the great Southern natl line Those Tor Richmond w
this chesoes plsasinest and most erpodlous route
fare with ststeroom, 70 Norfolk 81 70 Peters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

L,oR sALK-AN EXCELLENT NEW ORGAN, WITH
eight ocurdon, s'xiesn feet In the pedal Apply
% FRANCIS x. ENGELFR1ED organ builder. 97 Chrysue
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

a eOou CHANCa TO CAKE MONEY FOR SALE A
"A grand exhibition OF The optic snd plastic views wbicA
arc 10 be nc Sans C~us SOC srcsd WAY r n
eysry evening tfor oeiock. Apply 70 d. Lorz u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLoIDA-U. &. MAIL SIDE
~heel steamship line. Cabin passage, So; deck, H.
magnificent and fast going steamship JAS. ADGEa, r.
Adams mmsnder vih esve pier No. a. Norm river
saturday august 81 at O'clock n precisely; For
freight or passage apply sPOFgURD TfLesTUN co..
~ Brosdway The COLUM STA. Captain Berry vii seed
saturday sep enber4 Through tickets 70 Florida may
he bad BY applying The Adams Express agents
throughout tie Southern country vii awe and
ahippers Information respecting the line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
MUSICAL.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS. FROM THE
a celeorasd makers h.ines Bros their new ase
great ArsAins hns rose yood piano $50; 90. Boo
n x THOMPSON, 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

NY PERSON HAVING CASH TO SPARE, CAN PUR
a chase most magnificent rosewood seven octave piano
forte, t<0U psfumcnt nearly At sacrifice, the family
having for IT, celebrated city MAKERS erred
Isnee Apply at the residence LAO Wooster street. near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

DLArCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELVE
ID New located. elegantly furnished. ~u
every modern Improvement open under manage
ment Board 20 day BIZ the week at lover rates Pub
nc favor solicited BLANCHARD MACLSLLAF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

4 OAD8nI or MusIC.
"a PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS.
The dGerer cssses OF the si,Ping scad will assemble
In the Acaosm ms OF Husic "a 70
ClAss i-Fos Lsd'es-Mon sy aud wednes sy, staP. n.
Gentlemen vondsy and wednesdny. at r. NJ
Cisss2-fcr c,s-ruetday and 1hus ey, at3P n.
1encemep-.uesday and Thursday, ait 4. N.
Glass 3-tridsy as o'e ock r n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
FINANCIAL.

v,ROKTN RANK BILLs-ucKEAN COUNTY, w00D.
ID bury Bssr and an ohsr oils q broken ,erkN cassi
JAHEs n fAYII0R. specie and ExchNpse Broke,
corner Of ChsthAm square and aew 30 very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

CoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-rHE AMH-
rlcAn Atlantic Screw Steamahip Compsnys and
fra class steamship HUkrsvI LE j. A. Post commander
win leave phr Nc u North rver on saturday, august
Psssed accommodations, Sl5 Through tickets TO n.oen.
S2l Montgomery, SIS; Atlanta, rs, Columbus, S25 Al
bapy S2a; New Orleans $50 Mobile &Ss Insurance
half per cent. Apply 70 n. b. CH0AwELL co So
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

U,RANKLIN MUSEUM, ls7 3ssND STREET., ong DOOR
IL from Observation-Disclosures
TWICE livery DAY,
at O'Clock afternoon, and al 10 the
evening. Ihe Above 10 the
ONLY PLACE CF AMUSESENT
In the United states ~bs the Model Arsos txsibteA,
consisting Of a troupe OF
TW ssTv sEvEs YOUNG LknIes
who beauty oform stand rAe
entire troupe ~ female srtis's perform
EVEkY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
selection of ortgi. al and osso living ystu repro
sentirg the picuren moieln history Also
viii appear ihs ssMsLR Mfrs, aELs.
the only original and of Ladies In 4o
world TIE company viii appear each performsnce Ia
variety OF sopgs dances eocontrories, &c.
admission Orohesrz % oonus, poxes Is vents pri-
ysie hases " seals the stage S. rooss opeu 81 and
T. commence nj And 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
AMUsEMENTS-

ADJUSTMENTS
Az BIOS aARrEN.-MoRDav, AUGUST q issa
IN rcket 90 ceuu Mo reserved seaAs
COMEDY MORT
ebswt<aps SCHOOL fOn &C ANDALA
gloriousy cast.
Mr. BYoughsu Sir BcnAntp 8a-kbits
Jane mbs drs mol Lady resxls
DAndor
4 syidse .bir Oliver
Mr. A. II Dsvenport. .......... .Chsriss s1rf,os
Mr. Csnnll Jos~ph suracs
Mr. Netchs
Mr. smith .DrAnree
misS TIA
irons couoert ct tbs tSts-Uirsios
Ioors open att TO oomuance " 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

NoTICE-ooNsrGNHrs PRR STEAMSHIP CITY OF
IN WASHINGTON from Liverpool, hereby nouhsd
hal abe viii discharge under order Saturday the
2s inst ai A. All goods not permitted win be sent 70
public store JOHN q. DALE, agent
NOrICE-ALT. PRISONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
IN barboring trusting OF the o' the
sieamship CITY or wAsHlrGrOs, Petrfe maae,. from
Liverpool debts Of their contracting viii be paid By
JOHN q. DALE agent Is Broadway.
UEssEIS wANTED-0F LIGHT DRAFT, TO RUN BE-
jersey and Long ssnd instant despatch Inquire
at - Merchants RI shsnTe. Hanover street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

LNoR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS TO SAIL ON
Friday, August q, II O'Clock Tho Uuited STATES nall
steamer BLACK WARRIOR, J. ". smith, commander will
receive freieh Tuesday 70 and sail
above, pier OF obnsou North For
freight psssAge Appy 70 the agens LIVINGSTON GRO
CHIkON a o. PArk plac0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
UoR San YRANCIsCo AND FRAssR RIVER.
II The A spepdid clipper

vlCKkaY
Il loading os San rsnc,scc and Port Townsend Fraser
viii positively The LIST Of teptemser, having ee
ADD spacious accomm ,dsons Tor psSseng viii lake
. few By applying Immediately
PASSAGE
To Francisco saloon cabin ...........s12
To Port fownsend Fraser river, drst saloon $50
To aan Francisco ,opd cabin 100
10 Port Townsend. fraser river. second cabin LIS
l. " SIMPSON,
No ~ Beaver street;
Or on board, pier No. 8 North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

nyHE STEAMER OHIO WILL MAKE EXCURSIONS tt
ihs fishing bsnbs on Monday Sd sues day 2Gh; Wed
pesdSy, 9sh; FRIDAY. 9Th Of August Leaves Amos snes
al 20: prug street 30 Peck slip SIS an pier Nort
o'clook A. Excelsior Band viii board
& Fergpson, Captain; Richard Yates Fisherman, VIM
Gage, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

TOBN G. JEFFERls, AUCrIoNExR-BY BO1ERT.
q JkFFEkIs co No. l04 Broadvss-By catalogue for
cssh On Tuesday August % At 10 O'Clock At tn, auction
the following desrabe soods cartons OF rich
style ladies' dress ramnas silG trtoges bopust
ves $50 pieces black lusnes; leo pieces black
Eros de hne 200 cartors bonnet ribbons OF superior kinda
slto other goo 10 variety Catalogues and samples
early the morning Of sale
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29
SourH F.Rss. April q. 1858.

Mr.. Ep1ron-Sir: The members of the, South
Farms Lyceuna were highly entertained last eve
ming by an address delivered hepre the Society by
the Rev L. W. Bacon. of Iitchfeld. His subject
WAS. Jerusalem it was, as it is, and as it will
be-" Under the first head the learned speaker was
particularly eloquent and interesting in his glowing
description Of the Temple after the restoration of the
Jews from captivity under the reign of Cyrus. who
rebuilt the same and if possible enhanced tsue gl6res
of that structure from time to tine till finally the
city was taken by Titus, the Roman Emperor The
Temple was piuniered and h,nnt, never again to
be re built in the year 20 A. C.. Hissaccourt of
the vast extent of the ruins in and around the city
was conclusive as to the greatness and extent OF it
in the times of its ancient grandeur. He spoke Of
inscriptions carved cut in the solid rock in the
vicinity of the -city. to commemorate the CON-
quests of the Egyptian Cl,aldean. and other mon
arcls, who had successfully subjuEateJ khr sitE
The address as q whole was very Interesting. as
was we'll evidenced by large and attentive audi
ence who were eontsntei tin late hGsif to listen
to the eloquence and choice dicion OF the lecturer
We have no time for further comments now. 4han
to say. that after the passageof nnpnimousy ct
thanks to the speaker for his able lrrss. 81 The
members of the Lyceum, it Mas vstesl 10 MEET the
first Tuesday evening in October nsxt y.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29

Gov. Randall Of Wisconsin, is Roman Of
the sternest sect He has done the aim ost ncred-
ibs thing Of refusing to accept an extra conpen-
sa,ion Of $4,000, nomnally for in,p ee,ng certain
State Institutions but really designed to increase
his saery. which is limited by the constitution
to 81 $50. The Governor says that while he
needs the money he cannot violate the spirit OF
the constitution to get it, even though the letter o.
that instrument be obeyed.
"A western paper says that in village of Iro.
ouois county, ILL.,, an editor became smltlen will,
the charms OF a young and hondsome married la
dy, and :" addressed to her a long and passionate
letter, filled with rapsodes on her beauty and his
lsvelorn helpIessness. The lady, with the adj
vice and consent of her husband, sent the mssive
10 the rival country paper, in hich it appears
names dates and ALL"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29

Saturday evenings New York York Express
says " the week closes upon an easier money mar.
ket than has been known for q period Of years,
and with every indication Of lower rates of inter-
est. There is nothing apparent in the business
Of the country to warrant the hope that crpital
will be in reasonable demand before AUTUMN, nor
anything to MAKE il at all probable that autumn
even viii see trade restored to degree which will
employ capital freely at legal rates The Gus.
tom House tables show no change; imports sill
continue upon the limited scale so often noticed,
while the exports move forward at prices which
steadily make the United States the creditor OF
those nations having business with US. The re-
ports Of the crop Of grain as far as received are
favorabi, and il is an admitted fac, on all hands.
that another full crop is be gathered to add to
the material wealth with which the country now is
filled. without IN adequate outlet All theele.
ments Of large and profitable business in the fu-
tnrs are rapidly combining. and will come into ac-
tion in good time. responding as many are inc,o-
ed to feel because the restoration Of business is
not 30 rapid its fall frsm long period OF intia-
ZION.
& Very lew rates Of interes. ARE reported on the
street We hear Of large sums left with stock
hoese without interest, and large tcall loans on
very prime collatefals at q per cen. per annu,n.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29

The General Assembly of Connecticut will convene
at New Haven op Wednesday next. The Eepubli-
cans have a large majority in both the Senate and
House, and will despatch the public business, we
trust in less than the usual time. There will he no
good apology for long session There will proba-
bly, be no applications for new hanks or railroad
charters and thu public business nayas well be dis
patched in five as in ten weeks. We shall publish
as full reports of tho proceedings as our limits will
allow. Those who wish for daily reports will do
well to take one of the New Haven dailies. Either
the Palladium, Register, Journal be had du-
rng the session for one dollar and We will cheer
flly forward the pay fol- any who may desire either
of those papers.
Messrs. Burnham of Windbam, Brandagee of New
London, and Treat of Bridgeport are recommended
by their respective friends for the position of Speaker
of the House. They are all good men and capable ;
but Robbins Battell would be our choice decidedly.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29

&c rev J. N. W1tLEr, of this village, has accep-
ted a unanimous call to he Assistant Rector of ST.
Jhon's Church, Waterbury. Mr.. W. has been a
very efficient and acceptable Pastor during his
nection with St. Michael's church. and his dctermn
alton to resign his rectorsp here, is very generally
regretted.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29

The golden weddingsof the Rev DIR. and Mrs.
Humphrey, Of Pittsfeld,' Mass was celebrated on
the evening of the Goth install the children saye
one detained by sickness) and twelve of the fifteen
grandchildren, being present tue interesting &C.
casiou. Tie Rev. DIR. Porter, of Pennington; aged
70. BROTHER of Mrs Hatnph1ey. and the officiating
clergyman at their marrsge in 1908, was also pres
ent, together with large number of the friends Of
the venerable couple
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29

Mr.. Sykes, Editor of The Norwich Courier, has
been arrested and bound over to the Supeio Court
in the sum of $1,000 for libel on Mr.. .Stedman,
formerly Editor Of the Winsted Herald The libelous
article in the Courier written it is supposed by
Lyman ". Case, who is also included in the indct.
ment. ->-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29

az The National Magazine for May has been re-
ceived 1t is a rich number. Burton has an article
in it entitled g Picturesque Views in Conneetitut"
which contains views Of Dolphin Pond the source
Of the Naugatuck The Falls near Winstcd and
Plymouth Hollow.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-29

Wood Smith of " instel, says the Herald are
putting on new kind of roofing, which does away
with roofs of either tin shingles and is said to
combine the two important clements Of cleapncss
and durability .t