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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-25

PoTAroEs THAT ARE PoTAToEs. Young
friend James E1dlcman has left sample Of his
potato crop with us. They are of the variety
known as the English White potato, and sur
pass in sizs anything of the kind that we have
ever before seen. Those acquainted with White
potatoes, know that they do not have prongs,
as do many other varieties, but are always
smooth. and nearly round Mr.. Eldleman gave
us thirty-two potaroes, which measure very near
half bushel, and weigh 81 lbs which shows
that they are sound. and those we have tested
proved good. One of Mr.. S largest potatoes
(not one Of those left with us,) which is round
and smooth, weighs two lbs. If any boby can,
beat this they will please let us know.
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ShERlFFS SALE.
puttitinn.

Jacob Myres VS.. Mary Roose, ct al
DT virtue Of alias order Of sale 90 me directed
ID and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas
OF Wood County, Ohio. In the above entitled case,
will onsr for sale the door Of the Court House in
Psrrysburg. on
Msnddy. January 10, 1859.
betwce the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock L,
NJ Of said day, the west half OF the northeast quar-
ter OF section number ssrentsen OF township num-
Der Ave. (s) of range number twolys 2 east in Wood
County, Ohio, containing so acres, more OF less.
JANIS MURRAY atty pl'f. G. W. NORTON,
Nov. 25. f85S---29w6S3. 80 Sheriff.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

James McFadden admir- vs. Price Cough, Ell al.
DY virtue ofan order of sale to directed and dc.
I'D livered from the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled case, will offer
for sale at the door of the Court House in Perrysburg
On
Monday January 10 1853,
between the hours Of IL O'Clock NJ, and o'clock r.
NJ OF said day. lots No. fftyone, iy-two, and sixty
one. (5l 50, Gl in the town of Portage, in Wood CO.
Ohio. as laid out and numbered in the recorded plat
of said town JAMES MFADDEN, admir-.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'ff.
Nov. 25, 1853 .-29wC$2 68.
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THAT graf REMEDY!
SOLONG SOUGHT,
Il OU MD Al ST.

1
j. aud the multiplied thousands who have used H.
and tested it, wOIrfm ruratire properties 90 Le the
gre6'ast discovery in medical science, and natnrc's
own remeq, s the result Of years OF toll and STUDY,
y one of Ohios favofita nh sicians In order to pr6
duce something that would meet the wishes fsuner.
ing humanity, and thousands from the princely palace
and dhumble cottage can testify 20 the immediate re-
lefeNp erieuced by It's use. For the want of space
We ofer snly few OF the many evidences N its ia
Moline. H., F,S 10, 1885,.
MRSsRs. s. X. MANN CO.. Gsfns We fsd YOUR
Ague Balsan superior u any remedy in our market
for the permanent cure of all maanous dssascs--
We cheerfully recommend IL as woethy that great
name il has. wherever sold and used
Very Truly Yours, RICHARDS & THOMAS
To thesnhsrers OF chills. tsver ano ague, cheer
fully submit the following; Having closely ohscr, Cd
the effect OF DR. Mnnns ARue Balsam in this vicinity
am we'll pleased with its remedial virtues ss an ami
dote TO malaria have frequently used it in my
practice aud with entire satisfaction. Prem my init
mate knowledge Of this compound re s,,n mend II as
! safe prompt. aud efficient,
/ Gallon, o., APRIL lst. '5S, NE HACKED0NM
BinJtoa, bea.. Nuy Tth ls5s
MEssRs, S. K. MANN s. lsssts: Having sold
your Ague Basam for the past three years 10 scores
Of persons in this vicinity snd closely Observing it's
effects, we do not hesitte In saying believe II the
best remedy ever sold IL Indiana and will enoctually
snre chilis, fever Gnd agne without fail.
Truly Yours, PtlJlLlMAN KEARNS Druggists
LogGSsporf, Ind, Sept. ~, 1885,
DIX, MANN ;~-Pleass send me One.half gross laoi
ofyour Ague Bulsam inme mediaely. IL ismpr rtat dc,
mand, and ~ truly he styled the King Of Fever and
Ague. J.LYTLE, Physician and nrngaist
SAINT Lonis, March 81, 1855
MEssRs. s. X. MANN N Co. (ienfs: Wa have seld
n large amount ufyOW Ague Basam the past three
years and fnd that where introduced aud sold il has
no equal IN the history Of ngue rensdes and frsJ aA
parts of the west We hear the cheering Nsws--t
never fails Ia cure ts patent--and Is looked 1pun in
this country as the hest mrdrne for chil Aver aud
agne, eyerin our market. O.J. v O0D K co.
S X. MANN & co. Proprietors, Gallon.
Ohio. S1ld by all good DraggiAs.
| NARPErINGs all WOOL, Inixcd, ana benr.
\(atlow hgaTes at tOct "a HiTCHCOCKS.
LARGE quantity M.rri0,ac- .c.,,,-.r -.
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IAN vEGETABLE


lNDIANAPoLis. Oct 5,lSSi.
DR.. W ROpAcK-Dcnr Sir: l have used your
Blood Purifier fora nervous affection from which
have suffered mnch at times While il has u pleasan Z
taste. it certainly has happy effect upon the nerves
Please accept my thanks for your kind regard and be-
lieve me,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-25

~ Mr.. Stone, The Prisoner" President of
the Society for the Relief Of Prisoners Wives
and Children, lectured on the subject Of tempe
rance at the M. Z. Church on Tuesday evening,
The bad weather and one or two recent bores
induced the people generally to stay at home.
Mr,Sis decidedly opposed to all prohbitory law
and thinks that whiskey will be sold just as
long as it affords such fine profits and the hu-
man hear! worships the almighty dollar. He
is in favor of using the law OF Kindness, and
don't think child should be trampled upon and
forced into degradation and crime because the
parent is drunkard or a criminal, and disbe-
lieves the doctrine that the sins of the parent
should be visited upon the heads of the child
The lecture was interesting and afforded much
food for serious rofNc'ior
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ENVELOPES.

ENVELOPES.
T ETTER AND DOCUEMNT ENVELOPES, of
4 every variety, size aud style; directly from the
Manufacturers, and at their prices
COPYING PRESSES, of superior quality, always
on hand.
MANS PARCHMENT.
COPYING BOOKS, of all sizes.
COPYING INKS. warranted of tho best qSality.
BYRD'S PATENT COPYIFG PAD which great
ly facate the copying OF letters without the use Of
brush or oil paper,
GOLD AND STEEL PENS,
Together With everything In the Stationery line and
prices to eorreraond with the times,
d. ANDERSON & co.
Nov. Is, lS5O-2sly. TcledO Book store
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Abiah Chile, admir- Of Elias Whipple, rs.
Thomas L. Bane, ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale directed and de-
Id livered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case, | will offer
for sale AT the door of the court house in Perysburg
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M,ndou Jnuuoru IN 1870

Monday January 10, 1888,
between the hours of IL o clock NJ and 2 o'clock p
NJ. of said day, in lot number three hundred aud thr.
yfve l33S in the town of Perrysburg, Wood County
Ohio G. W. MOTION Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, atty plf
Nov. 25, lS5S--29w6S2 45
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04
%, Us Is sl49, 3s7 IS


The earnings OF the Michigan Southern road for the
frst three weeks in December, not including mails,
Expresses, &C., were ga, S3i against sl26, DO.
William V. Keen, Charles Manchester and John c.
Mitchell have been appointed blythe Court Of Common
Pleas Of Philadelphia Trustees under the domestic at
iachment issued in the Of the President Directors
and Company of the Bank of Pennsy Thomas
Allbone, its late President.
The Cumberland Telegraph states that defalca-
ton of $l2276 on the part of the late President of
the Mineral Bank of Maryland, has been discovered.
He had left the place and an attachment has been
sued out against his property by the Trustees of the
bank.
We are glad 10 see that manufacturers throughout
the country are recommending operations. The Suf-
folk Steam Cotton Mill at Sag Harbor, the mill Of
Punkett Clapp i Co. at Pittsield, the Pontoosuc
WOODEN Mil, the Bates Mills. and the paper mills Of
Owen & Hurlburt, have all been started again, much
TO the relief Of the operatives who thrown out Of
employment.
The deposits and coinage at the mint OF the United
States, Philadelphia for the month Of December,
as follows:
Gold bullion deposited s7e SO no
silver bullion ss5 $50 %
Copper cents TO- 81 received in exchange for
cents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850 ~
Total deposits 81 os7 400 %
COINAGE ExECUrEp-GoLD.
Dissemination. No. Of Pieces vLne.
Double eage-.. $3.50 SlBI0iO
Qass,er ases......"..,.......u.., 252 slD
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SECOND BOARD.


SAIVkDAf, Jan. -. ".
Anticipating dull time in the street a, the close Of
holiday week. there was considerable surprise mani
tested at the strength Of the market upon the opening
oi BUSINESS to-ay and there was consequently some-
'hng Oh scramble among the shorts to protect them
selves FROM rally which appeared near at hand.
The steamers news coming in at this juncture, while
the First Board was in session, gave an impulse to
the market which could not be resisted without
great hazard, and there was for time quite
sbuoyant feeling and much greater activity than had
marked any previous dayof the week. Nearly every
prominent stock on the list caught the improved
tone and moved upward in the scale of prices.
New-York Central Was in fair demand most.
ly for short accounts and went ND 10 AZ.
ResdTg, which . jus; now the fsyogi,e for
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, schoeaer-o.urA For,y Frankfort, R. P Bri (. Co. =,

s,,sm.hp--YOhi. Cto~en ssyann'h I. @ss.st.
Ernri,r CIV GrisEn Hsv,ra End New rams, VI ~
Ns.bvi1s Nuusy Charleston spoford, n eson 20 "a .
Sbp,-Tsjisht Gstes San Fr.i,cisco w C7.'nAl 49,.
R.,ufd. stuart Mobile, N,smth sons Cnar1t o. -,
Knows s.n Francisco Sutton Co loncs s1ui", sA e.,
eco Nesmih sons Rof'r A Hem Stew AZ ant~sil wv
smith C.; z d Peter, Curtis Mobile X r hl's 80.
BEks-OIs. Chill Gsrsy NaPsrstso bdnee L''H's ="
Emiy, Tl;on Havana, Horn . =, a, nj. . p..,i.. A
Biiss--H l.. Rutgers, Delsno -, Mafss boo' r',N -
King Thoms. Msi.nzss R. W. Tuundy' sesuiDe Seh' "a
tinore. kibby Mckee. n. - p.... v,s
Scbooners-C arosne Amelia TIrnrr Port ar SIC h3n
ps.bun, Lucv Adams Davis fsl River and market, D. II
r;,1n. Richard Law Lanphear Kew Nest. G. Ferris Wa
ter Rsesb Horton savannah D. G. Murray; Csroir' Xrant
Sbp,e Rockville, II. d. Brookman; sunny South W..s
Wssblneton n c. Mshew Mitchell, W. Ruian, Roe Nor
an Morrill, Abbott: Mary MAnsin, Beers Bos,os, : '"
-. 4 60 . Louisa Chase, Boston, = W. Lewis o.
sIo~p-y Victory Oladdias. Providence, j. r Edward.
St.,m.T-Msuiphis Watson, ChaTi s,on Pedm.pt, Wist
knlfiulnrr
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SNIP AMELIA Raymond, from New Orleans for Ne.York
ashore AZ Great va HsTbor and has bsed The A. was b
sas Hsreo5 u ls52 rsted So s and valued sooo;
cargo t12 Inc vessel aud covered by
NeSiork and New Orleans The folio i.t Of her o,rso
31s bids sugar 66 bbls -four er accom-, exports The
A. 90 lying keel Of shore lee rail under ater Wrecg sers
have been cent 10 her assistance
later account report. the A. lying heel shore s..ran
under water "recng schooner have been her
for fenfacos put IN here distress with ss Of fore and main
topmsss.
BY telegraph 10 Ewood WATER esq Secy Board gndsrv's
BRIG HURsicaNE Bird Dubl from Bahia for HAMPTON
for orders arrived Baltimore Dec 81 repairs carried
away fore yard split sails, kc.
scHs. Macy Eans from Jacksonville for Boston DIT into
Nespr y, u In distress, with loss q part Of deck loeo Of
lgmb#r and ptboom.
s. syEvEYIsG sffAsIR CoEwIs. Lieut.. Temps. hence
hsss &c. 'S'
MoxTEyiDEo Nos. 1.-THE Tonbol, weinzolt from Iauso,
and no Jsn'fo Tor California (cofee put Ia inst maj
Hg ws'ei upper work very and several tpb-fs
ofon ana hss Seen recommended 10 discharge for ft-r
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mxRRIR ID.

49,, n ,-yl. the resde0oe 81 tie bndes ,siher IN
a.me" Tsy Dc 81 = y ~ t Rev NJ h1'
nun NJ xs. Jane sher q James p DE Pny esq all Of
Ne.sm0D
u-I1 f.cysoS-On Saturday, Jan. 2 ~ tie Row.
MI Hs,,ias Jooeph r. Mat:sin II Alabama to M'
. Es,e Jscison Of this o'y
',ru pocryyICR-At the house Of David Bostwick, in
snl on Tuesdsy Dec g, b. the Rev. r. Hnse-
WIN smith Of fsrnaDs,on . Mis- Polly Bost"iek
@SxsIk " aye County, y. T.
econ GIgyING-On Thursday, Dec 81 by the Rev. J. NJ
~. M Chas Wood % Mss KITE NJ Gifne daughter Of
9bnstopber Citing go.
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Markets Repoyted Jv Tslegraph.

NEwORLEASs Jan. 2-The sales of CoTTos today
so bsie. entirely before the publication OF the Nassss ad
vices il the evening editions u the Associated Press SUGAR
steady: fair fully id5c. FLOUR sdyaEaed 25
9l. EXCHANGES; Nothing doing IL Sterling
New-York par 70 ! I, cent premium.
MoBE Jan 2-The sales OF CoTToS to-day $50 bales
linz & In consequence Of sb- Nsssrs. siyices Mid
ding E:dstc Sales Of the week eco bales; receipt. Of the
week HoD bales. stock $4,000 bales decres,ed receipts
this port, zoo bales.
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Arrived.

R.,E p,upbyis wilin. Carlenas IS days with Sc
Mora Nephew Has been days y; n, an .,S|S
arsyi hanl.d 70 s w. Blowing hurricane; blew away o1
,rs sb i,tns vrry heavily and shipping rrea; da Of
water casks carried away 'd'PorN "i'
B.ls Espre. s,ndbers Dec 81 sugar cigar a. 70
Peter King Co sailed n company wa S n - y 40
changed signals with bark Conhsn from Iisysns % SsS York
mile. distant saw large ship shore about mies " o; nat
psse S. senc on al .ails SANDING 5s Dec II with h.mr ndsa
Bark Mcdsn Cof Yarmouth Ring Ma;apla' De- p, win
Bah Venus Atkinson Curacao Dee H. with wood ss. &c.
70 BgSnsn. GErSs: Co pee a lat 3d. i0n u o. passed
Bari n II CASTOR of New Haven't Newell Barbados De-
Bro S Of SewiiaSen Sailed IN Pay rOm BssSs. ~s
brig Thomas q New HAN gncsi'S Tse I md
for Phisi, phia from Turks Island.
Bark American William, Havana Dec p with sussr a. to
BARK Anna Wheeler Galveston u day.. with cotton Nc.op
Clements Co Sh ult off isiterss heum big bound
s. with loss Of fore and ntopmss's and S boom same
mahogany deck Sst in squs from ~ "" carried
Biz C.one, whiteberry A.piuwan Dec. Il, in baa,, n
Bhs CoreO Goodwin Ciud.d Bolivar Dee L. With hide. to
E Bech Kunhgdt Dec ~ lat p So lon 66 49, spose ,hr.
VIM L. Richardson, Bailey, of and from Newbuypsr for Poo
Big Adeiine Spr,gue (o Boston, Smith Rio Grande Nov s.
with hides and horns TO master Dec 49, lat D. lon 81 spoke
Big Industry ,oi Machias Robinson Black River Jam Dec
y with ogwood A. H. Solomon Le no American vessels IN
scbr D. G. Hulse, Brown, Wilmington, N C.. dsys, for
Boston with naval storrs ,,..,... ,,.. .,,h
schr F. F. Randolph Hsnton, Norfolk days, with gain to
schr. Wauponsa. Morris Delaware grain.
Scbr. James Barker Davis, Delaware, grain
Schr. Hickman. Raymond, Delaware. grain.
schr Bergen Mcgee Peesburgh days with -four 20 j. Hun
schr. Dawson, Abram. Virginia days with Systers
schr. Protector conking virgina days with oy.,eE-
sugar aud moasses to c. P. Leycrck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04

The business of the Clearing House 81, 800 81.
The Metropolitan certificates are now reduced to
$35CO,OCO.
The Hartford, Providence and Fshkll Railroad
Company pay their interest on their 1919 bonds at the
Connecticut River Bank, Hartford. The interest on
the City of Hartford bonds issued to that road is paid
by the city in Boston. The road unable to meet it.
The transfer books of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad viii close Monday, to be reopened the
18th of January.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany for three weeks of December have been:
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BOSTON Jan 3-Arr. ship Magellan King. Caidsrsi
Mary Cleveland Goodrdse and Mississippi Trsk Cape Hay
tim; also bark Rsdiat Finn Savannah bigs G. c. Bilns
Wlswel, Aux Cages MONTGOMERY, Wiley, Norfolk.
SpoksnN0 date lai lon ship Charger fro m ,b
ChInhss for Hampton Roads by the Ma GILLIAN this pr
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Notice - Mariner.

Notice Is Owen that the Frying Pan Shoals Lsbt y.s,. on
C.pe fesr has been thoroughly repaired and vii We placed
fetween the lot and 9Th Of January 1851 a. near hr "a ion
b<arnfs dspth Of water. &c ~ wa " a'~' wv"
By order q the Lighthouse Board
Dec. p, 1851 'F'%''' W. W.
SE1ss LEDGE LIGHT SHIP, DELAWARE BAY
This vessel has been removed from her s,,,ion g. "a. Winter
sesson according TO previous notice.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
Ptlsdelptls, Dec. q, 1851
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Receipts Of Preduce-J.s. 2.

BY Erie Railroads. 10 ebs Flour; 2l boil. Whisky s72
pigs Lard bb Pork 6o5 t.rces Beef &C. SIS sides
Leather - Pigs Ashes So pks Butter Cd obls Alcohol
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Passengers Arrived

In ihp Rm9ledder. from Sas FraaesoJ ?. Albright and
wife Timothy H0yt and wife NewYork Dr. J. Finch KY
N T. Guild, Mass. X. B. Birch Conn
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PREsEsrArIoS.-The police of the Fifth District on
Day presented Captain Guic srd with elegant
syef goblet tohen Of their esteem, h. hayss few day;
SINCE resigned the post Of Captain.
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Sunday.

SuuoHy s-..DAN D.
Ship Ringesder (of Boton) Matthews San FRANCISCO Sept
with mdse 10 Henry A. Kelly passed Cape Horn Nov Dec.
l. lat Il 30 lon 50 TO- spoke brig NJ r. Rich, from Dsrien for
Gusdaoupe Same day lat q g. Ion. 60 D. spoke shr Ro
Inns from Charleston Barbados Dec 25 lat Is lon 81 So
spoke schr Frank from Norfolk for Trinidad Dec. D. a - S.
lon 81 5 spoke ship Monticello from Bristol Eng for Fean
dina Fla Dee 80 lat ~ 90 lon. &c. spoke schr Julia Rogers,
from Jacksonville for Barbados
Ship Gauntlet Borand Chinchas Oct 81 via Hampton Roads
81 hours with Ba-da Bros Dec & in the Gulf
gslo from SS.E 20 " Nov a. lat % 90 s. Ion.
% ~ W. spoke Dr. schr Pet from London for Australia Dec
g. la 10 NJ lon. SO 81 spoke bark Vacta from Cadora for
Dee q lat % 49, lon. Y 30 spoke brig Thomas Conner,
from Portland for Csrdenss
Bark N9rd STERN NoE) Jogen.en Newcastle g. days. with
coal 10 order; vessel w +. Schmidt
schr Taet Funnan, ChaIesto4 days with oo,toa &C., to
McCready, Mott Co.
stores 10 T.. S. Powell.
seAr. Annsh NJ Edwards Edwards Georgetown, s. C.,
dsys with naval stores ~ b. Blossom Son
sehr North Point Swain Richmond Va, days with -Four,
&c. s. c. 8. Johnson
Schr. Witch Of the Waves Hawkins Alexandra day. with
four 70 VIM. H. Newman l. Co.
schr Crpper Bro, Kenbe Norfolk Gays, with grain 10
master.
Sor. Ellen Taylor Brown, Virginia days, with oysters
schr Pequonno"k Buuis, Phiadc phia days with coal
Schr. X. b. Smith, Kelly, Nantucket, with oil
Schr. Eliza 5. Potter (new Potter Mystic in bAlss.
master
schr. Hocksnoc Taylor Philadelphia for Yarmouth Nsss
Steamer Georges Creek, scudder, Baltimore 81 hours with
uldse 20 H. Il. Cromwell.
Steamer Pe.n Aldch Prcsidenee hours with to
H. b. Cromwell
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-NARLNE DUR-N4L.
Cleared
PORT OF NETWORK.

Bns-E1Icps lBrl Francis, Tagi's Island, D. r. Deye4
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The amounts at the several dep'sItone' su'yec' -
the draft of the Treasurer of the United states on INC
la,h ~ December wa as follows:
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,ox. The party expressed moen DISSATISFACTION, aho
woald have gene into genera nSne han DO. "1@
councils prevailed. Affairs were finally se,ued now
ever and they returned without beng disturbed ny the
Guardians Of the public peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04

RusAwAY AcCIDEST.-On Saturday valuable
borse belongngto Dr. Ward Of Fourth stree away in South
Eighth street and falling upon the sidewalk had Of his legs
broken The vehicle was demolished by coming contact
Anp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04

JUMPED OUT OF A WISDOw.--A man named Thos
Meane jumped out Of All upperstoy window OF his house. in
B.nm street on Saturday and injured himself badly He was
taken Oh BY McFa and conveyed 10 the Third Precinct
and sscesined that he had been ae9rlng
,nd,y an Affection brain for time DR. Mcdonnell was
called him and to-day application wal BE- made TO cd
nit bin 70 the Insane Asylum.
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DIED.

BALDwIN-On Saturday morning Jan. , Eliza B. vile Of
Cyrus BALDWIN, aged = yesEs.
f friends Of The family invited attend the funeral
from her residence No 1873 Est Twenty third SIRE on
T-ss n O'Clock the residence of her faher samuel
Il Nroyn No Brood geet. NeyEaIk ~ j. at2. oclocN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04

RsucyArIos.-A. X. Hetfeld, who has long helC
M. postion of Chairman of the Kings County Demo
cratic County Committee, recently resigned the posi-
lion, and Mr.. james VOORHEES, was eec'ou 70 Ill ''i'
vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04

Spoprtss IN WoxEN's CLOTHEs.-A young man
.n.d Charles Shepherd walked about Co mt street Saturday
isb dressed In womens clothes much - the amusement Of
,,e nnmbr Of inyenea Officer Mcmahon Of the Third Pre-
% bean Of T. arrested the offender whom he found to be I'M
ar the phnence Of liquor Shepherd taken 70 the Station
TIouse and committed 10 answer.
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The following is a comparative statement of the
value of certain exports from the commencement of
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16

- Mr.. Erastus Willard, aged 20 years,
brother of Gov. Willard, died in New Or
leans on the 81 inst, and was buried at that
place on Tuesday last. He was young man
of brilliant promise. He had been educated
by the Governor and an inmate of his family
for several years. The event is a sad affiic-
ton to Gov. Willard. An unusually strong
attachment existed between the brothers,
All that fraternal affection could suggest had
been done. The wants of the brother had
always been supplied, no matter what the
sacrifice. lie was upon the threshold Of what
appeared to be bright, promising and a
useful future.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16

MISS DORA SHAw.-Many of our citizens
who knew this lady a few years ago as a
bright dashing belle of Vincennes, and who
have since watched with interest, her rapid
rice TO professional fame, will be highly
gratifed to learn thai they are to have an
opportunity to witness an exhibition of her
talents. She Is now one OF the most aspir-
ing and talented actresses on the Western
boards. Her Camille and Evadue are not
surpassed by any actress in the countryj and
in st. Louis and Louisville excited thewarm
est commentators of the. critics and the
highest admiration Of her audiences. She i.
accompanied by Mr.. CHARLES CARROLL, who
is a gentleman of high professional merit
and has won a reputation in California, ant
has been connected, during the past winter
with Crisp's Varieties in New Orleans, whicl
fact, is of itself, a Certificate of professions
talent. r-..