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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-15
"Tom, if you Love me, say so."

Dear Tom, my brave, free hearted lad,
Where'er you go, God bless you;
You'd better speak than wish you had,
If love for me distress you.
To me they say your heart inclines,
And possibly it may So
Then once for all, to quiet mine,
Tom, if you love me, say sol
On that sound heart and manly frame,
Sits lightly sport or labor,
Good-humored front-and still the same
To parent, friend or neighbor;
Then why postpone your love to own
For me, from day to day so,
And let me whisper still alone
Tom, if you love me, say so!
How oft when was sick or sad,
With some remembered folly,
The sight of you has made me glad,
And then most melancholy.
All! why will thought of one so good
Upon my spirit prey so?
BY you it should be understood
Tom, if you love me, say sol
Whate'er of ours you chance to seek,
Almost before you breathe it,
/ bring with bushes on my cheek,
And all my soul goes with it.
Why thank me then with voice SO low,
And faltering turn away so?
When next you come, before you go,
Tom, if you love me, say so!
My friends, tits true, are well to do,
And yours are poor and friendless:
All, no! for they are rich in you
Their happiness is endless.
You never let them shed tear,
Save that on you it weigh so;
There's one might bring you better cheer
Tom, if you love me, say so!
My uncle's legacy is all
For you, Tom, when you choose it;
In better hands it cannot fall,
And better trained to use it;
I'll wait for years, but let me not
Unwooed, unplighted say SO,
Since wealth and worth will be your lot,
Tom, if you love me, say so
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-15


sW The Boston Adcertiser prints
the following extract of letter from
gentleman of high character in Paris
to a friend of Senator Sumner:
"PARIs, June II, 1858.
\ \ = The opinion of both
physicians, approved by DR.. George
Hayward of Boston, was in favor of
cauterization of the spine, in order to
produce counter-irritation, and in this
your friend DR.. Brown Sequard, whose
speciality is the nervous and cerebral
system, fully concurred. He made sew
eral careful examinations, and came to
the conclusion that there was still con-
gestion of the integuments of the brain,
as we'll as other abnormal conditions.
When the fact was announced to Mr..
Sumner, and the exact process .ex-
planned of burning the neck and back
with irons at a white heat, he at once
said: Try it without delay-in anv
form and to any extent
The operation was performed by
DR.. Brown Sequard, who wished Mr..
Summer to inhale chloroform. This he
declined, and, refusing all anodynes,
went through the painful process with
out word or a vince. 1t has been
since, and will be again to-day
for the fifth time"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-15

W It's dangerous thing to treat
with temptation, which ought at first
to be rejected with disdain and abhor-
renee
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN PIPER.

tice, and warranted not to fade Children's pic
lures taken in one second. Operating in Bald
wins Daguerrean Car, on the Railroad Square,
near the liberty pole, Dowagiac, Mich. Also,
fine Boots made to order.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-15
COUNTY OFFICERS,

Treasurer OSBORN.
Clerk. B. WARNER.
Register of Deeds-ARIEL E. PECK.
Sheriff-JOSEPH n. MARSHALL
Judge of Probote-CLIFFORD SHANAHAN.
Prosecuting Attorney. j. SMITH
Circuit Court Com'r-JAS. NJ. SPENCER.
Surveyor-AMOS SMITH.
Coroner-CHARLES HILL.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-15

"a A man too busy to take care of
his health, is like machanic too busv
to take care Of his tools.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-15
STATE AND COUNTY DIRECTORY.

STATE EOFFICERS.
Governor-KINSLEY s. BINGHAM.
Lieutenant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Cue.
Secretary of State-JOHN MCKINNEY.
Auditor General-WHITNEY JONES.
State Treasurer-SILAS NJ. HOLMES.
Attorney General-JAC0B NJ. HOWARD.
Supt. of Public Instruction-IRA MAYHEM.
Com'r of Land Offices. B. TREADWELL-
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HI. b. DENMAN.

Banking and Exchange Office, Dowagiac, Mich.
Buy and sell Exchange, Gold, Bank Notes, and
Swamp Lands, and Taxes in all parts of the
State.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

By John Let's. Directly opposite the Passenger
Depot, Dowagiaa Mich
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~ All is well that ends well.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Health Commissioners at their meetrg yea
ter0ay neon had several local nuisapces under con-
siceretion. City Inspector Morton aud DIR. NJ Her,
wbo were appointed On Wednesday ss a committee to
examine into the condition OF Mr. John j. Eckeis fat
melting sbishmert foot of Fortyfif.h street. f sst
River which had been complained OF by residents OF
the above vicinity a nuisapce noangering the
public health, made report to tue effect tnat tue
Commissioners had power t, close the place iney
although some nuisance might exist in the smoke ard
steam from the chimney, which exceeds 100 feet 10
hight They recommended a reference OF tie sub
ect 10 the Board Of Health, which wss adopted.
Joseph T. Bro W. master Of the ship Montg omery,
aupeared before the Board and ma! sworn state
neIt in re fererce to the sckLess bis vessel Ice
Montgomery eft New Orleans the 18th inst. With
cargo of cotton, -four ard wheat and crew OF ven
ty-four men. From the time OF the arrival OF the
vessel at New Orleans until within few Gays OF her
sailing there were cases of yellow fever 10 ths'
c:ty TO bis own knowedge but be had heard OF lei
casef in the lower part of the city and on three shs
in port: alsO that the masters OF the sdp, Ifuu6u
ard the Cyrus =. Cutting died of the disesse. None
of his crew had yellow fever when ne eft NeH.Or-
lesTs although one Of the died from that dlsesse
on TIE 20th ult before arriving at that port. Subss
ouently two Others were attacked, one OF whom re-
covered and the other died. About the 10Th ut two
more of his crew aiokened and one OF them died last
evening at Lower Quarantine; the other no Y remars
on the ye 81 ell at Quarantine. On the 2th July tne
cock was taken with yellow fever, and is now In tue
Marine Hospital The affidavit. WAS ordered on hls
The vessel was ordered to be fumigsted aud allowed
to leave on Saturday to procsed on her voyage to
Liverpool SIZE had put in here in distress on account
Of tie Sickness above alluded to.
The Board a. jouIred till t:-morrow noon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
THE CENTRAL, PARK.

TmRspAr. August 5-The Bosrd of Commission
sp Q. the Ce1tIa Pak met this day ST o'clock.
PreseL., Commissioners Green, B1tterworth Gray,
FIELDS HceC, Remen..
Ike uirutee tf last meeting beiog approved
A report pse received from the Arcnitecu- -Chie'
detailing tss progress Of operations on the Park tue
number Q. mea employed in supeIirteodrs tbs work,
&C. sr Il efficiency of the new police regulsons.
"Tie stss'ics for the month OF July are Gratifying.
Two fice's Cny esked and obtained leave OF aosenc
Ter sbor Petod, with loss of wages dung the time
they yera absent. There were absences without
leave. Officers were regularly posted, and the whole
Pork ps.ICleo day and night without any lnteruphoo
or issu.s,,:y. lac different pstrol beats were VS.
tied by tee iDspoc,ing officers 29 times dur ng th 3
no,tA a.d the III rect patro!men invariably foua
actively esgsged according to the rules. No unusua
vigilance exercised in Juy. The duty has been
neis severe and tie temptations aud excuses Tor
vhLsrsv.rg from il more ireqgeIt than ususl, and |
believe TIE fscts sbove cited the present norms
CO. lnien C. t5s pcice Of the Park. The posts are
each yD..e6 iule by the Captain or Sergeant at
least c-ce c,lfg Tie period OF active du'y OF each
pare go oa. a. DO regula time and IN no regua'
ucer ltiscu'y i especially attended 20 q. night,
and n s,,ry weather. On but one occasion since the
ofgstizetca OF the foce has az officer bsen found off
ne pee except he had withdrawn for the plrpose Of
seeuI2s rf1orer, and for this neglect OF ddty the
theneis thcsr vas dismissed Each officer on being
relieved, il me dstely makes written report of vha.
be has Observed on hs beat, in which esch gang OF
iaeoIsrs ct vCIk upon Il is specifically IN msutionsd
VII tns eIsot moute at which II commenced and dis
rohtrueS vo'k, with other particulars.
The ruo-ber Ct arrests made during the month wss
=, which II were Of men employed upon tho Park.
ihe eutes tf tie force have gresty increased in m.
Po'sIoe dulirg the Summer, not Only on account of
ths sosnt ts..on Of the sboring force the Park
osas T. iae great increase Of the proletNsn pop.
.on q tAe surrounding district, psrtly occasonsd
py tSs voik upon the Croton Reservoir. a great
.enoTI u sTsA cram shops have been opened in the
rcni'y. a'd the Park Police are frequently called
eRn 10 suppress disorder eff the Park. a special
paIo IN ci' zens oress is now usus ally made every
pt, ssotty ste. sIrset IN certain quarters of the
VA 70 'a<Sa ~ s'vs ts., c.as tho Impression froa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
IMPROVEMENT IN BUTTER-PAcKING.

To re Ei'c- y The N. 4. Iyiouhc
SIR Tsers has bean much said through your col.
unss Il regard to Butter.Msting. Iwish say one
word !, rsgs,l TO packing and sendicg to market.
La. Fsl v.s the first over dealt in butter except
tomsisit | bought of those who knew we're htst-
rate butts- neke1s and found upon examination aud
after slrpng i Ct the vessel which contained it, that
there was great want of imp ovement in packing as
nsmost Iysrsbly tasted Of the wood, and the color
cut fer at least or inch next the tub
Some OF il vss black and moldy, caused by nc
thing except tie wood, the center OF the tub being
COCO sat sweet.
elv set myself at work 20 ascertain Whist
could ts d,1e in that direction hsve after spending
,ome corsid ysbe time and pa0s upon it perfected
pan vhico think will be a great saving to 6oth
maker ard confumer, if adopted. The vessel whicn
oOneius the butter made OF stoneware the szs ana
.bspe of y we ght tub mot frkin), and put in
wooden tub nsde to ft with a head in each end. IL
desirable tks wooden tub may be made large enough
to GIL vita salt between the two, or can De msae close
Tee ssds eAoud be made close to the butter IN
sjther csse Butter packed in this wsy VIII keep
sveet an ,sog.h of time, if well msde, while IN the
prssent mod of packing, in nlne cases out cf ten, "
viii tsate 4 tAe tub after being packed two months.
Tba tsi G, Of the two ia about dollar, and after
being se 70 market be returned distance OF 3Oo
mles at cost OF about thirty cents winch a as low as
we csa get common wooden tub. You Tlli readily
perceive tls the cost after the trit VIII be no more
thar the present wsy If seDdiDg.
Itbirk Il s'i better to have one of fifteen pounds
TO esch one q fifty, and, while beiug eighted back,
p.c, tas ens one in the larger, aud thus save cost
in freg gLt
kor T., benefit Of the manufacturer Of stoneware,
wi, cay take what you term six'gallon lump or ball
Of clsy aIG cmmeI with the bOtto twelve inches
in dsnster gradually enaIgirg TO fourteen inches at
the tcp IDssrg tie sides perfectly straight, and
smcoth 81 yofsble, inside and out. Tns re eason of
mski1g largest at the top is that 1t will be more
ocnyf n eut foI the retailer.
Il must &c tfe above dimensions on the outside e.
ter beng burned. 1t viii be about thirteen inches
hgs, il properly made. L. w. OLIN.
Canfca e. } July "A, 1853
lws fear the eIperse of this improvement will pre-
vert il. gersrs, adoption, though can perceive no
ieseca 70 doubt its eficscy-Ed.l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

f,gsrd @ tee iaia' EXPENSE OF Tue ear
fNs trs' 10 coateaUoace II such disagree nsn.
we s.s fss ssp fl a,:slt,o,d s.d deernosa S
lt1t " - resdv snd wiling % he.r evidence,
no.' si sro t6sre Wss reason 70 believe hnA
Topi tat 10 settlement Of this veg sa,sc -
e tas! t.te piscs between the present Bosf1s ol
tor.rsGrs. tos ssd hey th,rsf)re reconoa.et -
y Lssisss Of witch thsy were ,pcn9 my9 b, a..
it.L e. &c ttey provided To- imnedste aston as
etstss, - S.sis cf NerY York should pursue Sun +.
.s .S cssr,s Tteir dssign wss to prevent qaarre'
Es cose ,G FROM H1 ,e8og SsfGp1S 5e s1s ssSs@pe Of
We ~ s''ct sro;rg thtir cvn Board Of Comma
o,,,s 4 iereSy p4vs the way for speedy ADJUST
MI ,sst-s to oe.tsin Rogs which Nh Backus has
,.o,,r 10 IL age TO- shall only s2y thai nope hr,
B,ckus vi COZ sider J. iaVcr II consigs 'pen -
.S4ir ,osr.'sd oblivion. julius d. 'NON'
c,s,.s.6 Cysn., jay q. 1888.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

meeting of his bo dy was held at tie County jail
yesterday siteroOn the President, Mr. SMITH in the
chair.
TIE specisl order was the contract to furnish meat
for the Penitentiary. A majority of the Committee
had rep rted in favor Of ayarcitg the contract to r.
j. HsIley at cents per pound, and the minority re-
ported in favor of Thomas Prescott, at Il cents per
pourd Both had their advocates, and the question
was brought up az two tings and made the special
order fer th. one. The majority Of the Comnite
contended that Mr.. Haney had complied VITA the
terms in specifying the quality ard quantity sod fur
nishing two suretes while Mr.. Prescott, the lowest
bidder, had neglected TO do 80. The minority held
that the advertisement. for proposals did not require
the pames of sureses, and as Mr. Prescott wac the
lowest bidder he entitled to the contrast. Toe
subject was eventually referred to the same Commit
tee. to readveI Itise for proposals.
Election of jail Physiciar-The Board proceeded
10 ballot for Jsl Physician, which uted a. iol-
lows on the sixth ballot the nane OF Dr. Dun hsying
pre- vously been withdrawn:
Charles al Zsudt
EewSa MsiSer. ............'..'.'''.'.'''.'"
DR.. Van Zsndt having been declared elected, the
President announced the following Standing Com
u,i.tees for the ensuing year
On .fccopnfs Of Sgpernisndonn Of the Woodvnd,
On Accopnh Of County Trsa'rr~-TAesl. Wcoiworts,
On United State D,o,t Fund.-. O. Bergen, FIAter,y.
On Jqnaii.atior et A.e..nen, Roi-snth. T. O. B-rsen
S'5sSs os .coSn.r @s g. Bsnsen. Woodwork cso.
On Ja1- SoedeD B. gent schenet;
On Penifantioyy-Bog.rf, S'udwe.l, I. q. Bergen.
On Aims HouSe-S,TyksI Mukey, Sneyder
On Special and Lood! Td<es-Csnpbel Rsiphs. Ryi-r
On Gcural TaTes-Dot, Cook-, Keeler.
On LdVs and APPLICATIONS 70 The Legiafv'e-Cros-. Gag
seT. Wal.
On Saldr,cs-Salcm Jsck,su. Csrpbeu
Cx Cowfs-f aberty. Thesl, Dick.
On IshGfc .fslism-Crescr, Salem, Jackson.
On Grade X, eleI. Studwell Ryder.
On Accounts Of Storotecptr-RJder. S,.em Cgmmiug-.
Cr Jmo,s-Cross MsTkey. I. @. Bergen.
The President CT the Botid was requested, by reso
luton, to act as Chairman Of the Committee on Az
fessment Rolls, when, after passing sone bills, the
Board adjourned til next Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

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a. O.. Prh t,iy utefs b. rcfiyst tse as.soss
lttrss we Wi.s hiGs.i . co-fia, q. Ia s-eiy end
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rcsJ ts La , hf es. @,teet AZ sNcsn,.,E sa1 ael
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ts-gy ,aa Gisri. SeD gslPsc,ii.J
Nft,I~,k A., -a,s = I. EANSESj.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Tile 11,RE OF CONSTITUTION.

~ ESt,- 4 ne n. \ Tribune
s,r.I r3tcs IL Saturdays TRIBUNE that d..
rbyct.n q Paris claimed to have discovered thh
e,No Or litaosphste Of line was CERTAIN cure Tor
"a o,.,uupt:on. | believe il is fac. generally
t.ox,.tstI rsye devoted much tine 70 the chemical
fsos oo,n.c.e1 with agriculture and az early a. 1872
stated tasf b'prosphsts Ct lime or gusno embraced
sp5 coa.sr q oil the eseniisl elements Necessary 20
re.tere oo-;uup ptve patients TO perfect heatu and
yigo-. II 4 en- admitted fact that the gutne and
rLospa,ii iic bed or biphosphste OF lime becomes eh-
faceo g. scsc peOple the OrSaIs o. digestion cease
20 nsks prop.r application of the phosphor, ah1,
but roso 81 abfc,b carbon and lime. Hence the Dones
t.coms eriaT2sd By the secTetions of carbonate ot
Ijms aai crow spongy and brittle. then conceived
tle i5ss which | have fince expermentaHy verlhso,
that al coi,umr,iye subjects may be permanently
euren by trs Lac Of phosphete OF lime Can ooeso
ousno pI ye-izsd with an addition Of one fourth Pc
Irysn RUsLo or ammonia and phosphate Of lime.
TLs coTcbir eton propose TO pulverzs and hitter wto
ge,rn water end administer to the patient the phos-
pholic sct and ammonacsl sslt', 10 such quantities
% eIpe:isrCe may suggest, thereby furnishing the
uoesBy en- ens to correct the acijity Of the ston
sos 6ud Supplying its place wth phos ohonc acid,
sbth L tessr Up 10 the somsch and carried into tn 3
ystern, hereby iInpsrting solidlty TO the bones,
,;,e9a.b 70 the nerves vitality to the brain, and ss-
ys;ion = mer. H., :,
Aot;fg vptn the before mentioned sug Sestion,, |
.ok e,ey ppor.un ty 10 experiment upon the princ-
ME, i-tiiuied inquiries es - the effect produced
anpos rrsa ergsged a. the gusCo stands sent sey'
sis, e9o.-rutye patients to tue ilaudS far gone with
that f.ts, osssse, all Of whom returned in robus.
ba.i5 sI6 thew attributed their to the free use
Of wstr tast Lsd passed through the guauo con,
tairjDg pfcsporc acid and Ammonia can srpes TO
tbouss.ts Il st rave heard give my opinion on this
,uifct, and when this notice appeared OF DR..
Ch1chIs, lad several patients preparing to go to
lie Grsuo Island for the puIpoFe Of curing the con-
sunp'io.. Let the world judge and decide who d'a-
'is,N,, 3 ias8 CHARLES STEARNS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Trx.s Llrr.-Mr. George w. Kendall writes to

Trx,s LnE.-Mr. George w. Kendall writes to
Tie Netr Orleans PieayGnc;
Almost every day see the new faces OF strangers
seekng homes in this section, and presu ne it Is the
zane All over the State. The most of them consm-
ylse going into the stock business on liberal scale,
81 the more the meiiier there's room for all. Toe
great difficulty is that they all cannot mud locations
tions which reysr did exist in any new country aud
never will. Many wish to find good mscsdsm'zsd
roads churches Of their own dissemination colleges;
,cheols, the society Of old-eettled communty a.d
good land adjoining al ore dollar fr ac'ei oaco per-
~tere they srsge all these things bsstsr than W.
dQ 10 TeXat-V0 souie saf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
TIE COOPER INSTITUTE.

To tAe Edto, Of The n. j. Tribune
Su: Tie question is often put to by strangers as
We. as citizers What are tie Conditions upon which
our wC,by Peter Cooper esq donated his magnificent
buciTg to the city 1t has been asked, if rents are
charged for tie rooms of the bal ding, where 10 the
ground fcr osrrg it public benefaction As the
subject is frequently introduced by those who Go not
know tie particulars wi you hsve the kindness to
inform yolr readers far is proper to be made
public the terms, conditions or restrictions appended
10 ina ucnaion
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
CuAMpER OE COMMERCE.

The monthly meeting of the Chamber was held yes
terd,y F. PERIr, esq, in the chair: L. G. BoGIRr,
Secretary. The attendance was quite limited.
Messrs. j. Milton Smith, w. II. Starbuck, j. Nelson
Tappsp. Chss II. Hsswell, Issac Phillips, Moses r.
Ode John j. Cisco and James S. 7. S.ranahan, ware
elected members Of the Chamber.
Mr. Mstthew Msury was elected member OF the
Con nttee Ct Arbitration.
Mr.. M.rRy, fom tee Committee on the Battery
Observatory reported progress.
The sppointment of an Executive Committee was
defened TO the next meeting Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
BROOKLYN I2EXI

Tsy HrsrFR's Porsr RIor.-On WscrssiAy ne
eice.s ottie Seventeenth Wsrd GreerPoni. sf''sesa
Michael HosIe, Edward Haven, Janss hchssa see
DsyidTtoma, on tte coMge Of having been concerned
in The late r;otous proceedings at the s!as' work:
p SAFE & Co., at Hunters Point. They were tsxsa
70 Astoria std committed fOr tIiA a: the next Cor
se,,;crs at Hampstead, Queeps County
SrpGors AssArLr.-A man named John Smin "ss
sr.;arsi before Justice R!a,ch!ey, yes,srdsy '0f
felcr:cu. assault on Vim. H. Pope The 'e''''
puttirg bis torse up in stsbein Falson p1cs, -
so N came in end threw shove ct him. ~Aca asa
Re ,fr.ct Of b.e.spg bis arm. Smith w.' oouma"d
fer further hearing.
r,,,tpos WAGos "A boy named John ktrva
an ,r,n. v,goD, on tho conner Of Hicks sad U n'e
..rss,. ,.,,ercsy AID TIE horse .resios oa bin 60
wss se,:cuily Injured.
ALLEGED BIGAsY -EGsers Fresn " ~~'
,ss.udsy, en- tAs charge Of bigsmy. hs ~"
Mary Arm Frssa d.pOses that in hsy i.s' ~ 49, -
.rcnsa rs,n u Pare lie Scott, and nov nves ",'n
:. D,,.. q, * ccr.s, Of Cia.sc; thssh I'sa s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
NOT SO BLACK As HE Is PAINTED.

= ~ Ff'sr " ne y. \. T,tSrn.
cir: lie Warden hss gy ne leey % VIII 3 y,a
lesetN yc- ssy Asn ba pesCcE IL tas srf snj II "
tfrte ny tony toi the eenogcyr 20 .y Re, Bro,hWr
"a ~ ssna 1 Sss ehx But yoa e rsbe ne
Cf NJ Ed r.f, iueSe an trsd ye hy prItin IN IA, sCa
s: ~ss Henber Ct The esi.tes oa H,~Yogs Naa
snd Esp Ge irsirivso1 WITH Sko-uN K n-yrs Wss
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