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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

Hon Pierre souis arrived The city yesterday, a0d 10
STOPPING a. ne kssropoi.tAn Hotel.

Frcui Liverpool IN s,eAn.bp Oiy o. PCumo-e Mr. King
lori SOB Anc dAugbief NJ tTCr Nesers Orris =
nsrin Naisy Nss. yaE~sn, ] Eor.2a y Russoll,
tfnyt u rs ~ thfdlnD arr " q D1Di-. "
n~-k~ Overt W Trsnt y ], Cesb 4 r,.r,e w,s No.
rby Mrs. rallsnt, Ms Col Parran end sanrSser Yrs
Creene hr vki1ng Mr. tmanue sdv snf fancN.sr u n,
scao1 ~ Bernrd Jas Bin NJ Sl,t- g1n W slberaad
Tb0s ME " hfy Fsri. DOS Coz sac Htt W. rs.E
lsrc Mr. soit 9r1neern BDunke erntisr Befssr ssd
lad1, Ne ~ snd -e,, ,'s en- Ms De- Sam sr'u,
dSles is6v oh1crer, Wide srs rn--ss ara t-o
children Mis- IAnstry child Eyre ass Cvp. A.,
s.uey We. isn Bsrtso., hsy ~ ~, Enfs vidsy. &
NJ B~wardes dy DR. Fnuts TOO dsugbefs snd narfs
: Euien Franf 9crstT ~ WNta NJ Nclsu ghuu nr Ns
sstrrsss snd lsdy Mrs WRIT sIs Noviso Ms Nnle-
i,sy AID shld. M Ns,an, u Q ysrec.A. " Hsriy W
Io1st and adv hrs LIND, ~rf Iab1t "a Wales j
Groppef sohn bry "a DoBsdson, Mr. Biscf, Gilmore n
las
Fruw Orieans Havana &c IN stesnrhlp tmplre CIV
-From New 0rlenna-Wm Roberts ar IL 70 steerafH
rro~ key vrst-~rs Dudley aud child From navlns X
FsuIa Il Hrverent Hillirrton, aru1erfnA ~ =
Rufrop 40 ftaiiy Malirs arc .wo lsd'es sussA X
hetuel-n Calico Mrs d. Csir7 su1 lar-btey q Son
lrss hsw.r rA'v1 -srria A 3 rSDo0nrt Mfe harab
hrpt taerA seropr- J. scss -sanser . Dar1
a. efdersi tadY arf rhNf. " lr0er \ hapIffci y
ttfEHfcf. y EEsn s1d 10 10 aleersge
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Police Intelligence.

TIE LAST HORSE CASE ExPIArNEp-rhe men from Ne ~
wark, who arrested Sunday for having their
possesson pair OF horses belonging xr Bartlett Of
this city, under suspicious circumstances were liberated
yesterday. seems that two OF them were 10 the
ploy OF Heidelberg Ltsell, the carriage makers and
that these gentlemen took the liberty 70 New
York with the horses which hsd been left livery. rhe
got drunk, when the horses accidentally disco
vered BY the owner. Mr. Litsel who b . man extreme
correct in his business transactions, The city
yefsertIy deeply mortified at the result aad agreed ~h
The owner that he would only permit him " drive he
horses back 70 Newark he would pay him satisfactory
damages for the whit sh ne had comuwAo ana 70
turn on Tuesday with the borses and carriage.
The ALLEGED ArIrarr AT ExroRuoS.-Pavck NcSoul.
den, whore arrest poed IN yesterdays HEaarD On
. charge OF attempting 10 eJ,ort money from Phiip
0Bren, Of % wcsf Thirty first street., dares 70 say
that be Ia entirely innocent.
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-, EEw s.psoRD: Ans is-Arr sohr West Yarmouth Bas
@ fs ss. 20 r. 40 SeSs
ao H HI T w.
fs;s% for Baltimore for r
Cole h.sson e
+,
WV NV HIvEr Aug e-Arr b.rs Henry rro-sr.ds..
Auguy Bsre.doss brig Hsnvit.. AsIsoo, duan,so Pa;
ySspr so Rseh Ann Js%sy DIV, !G ne:
ss1se ssrgo:vs5 I'D . ss,s: s s.;,s DSs sse
SON PbiiseslrSia Mary Ehsbesh, jersey ouy Hasvsss
INV ios DON Aug TAR sioop Oregon. Rhodes. xYrs
aGs s .:s; CO. x, e.;
Ds i "s:os Oh m sSsss
Dole elOucs,ter Gh. Rsness BrsipSss C1a :ss.nshps
ss:op S.:s:n.. = S.is Syss: M a% ls &c.;
es2 sSs s IsS
rRoyIDhNSn Asg A,I LsispS eu.s'h srEss: xsx ,
1cy Mol sld. sshT Anna shepard, Dieiinsos. B.iu-
SSs-41 sts.p:sp wessch-ser. CLARK HyrI 81 sob.
BsDsd,C, Gold'mith Philat slphia Io0p VIM Bowen
n ogIoND, Aug z.Ar; steamer Roanoke. Skinner, New
SAN ERAE6IsCo, sus - d. ship Rather: Amy New
S;E TS Il, ~
port ZIP: si.ei Warrior nus~ss David crosss spsnssT
sgirs tT:soo1 Little John .nd B..r,s; sins,ss.asr
Berry: Yorick Soule BARI YAM 90, Smith.
eAVAf Alb, aug 26-Arr bark Leland Hunphrey, Boo-
b,iR Selma Crocter Ezabsthpovt Nj; sch John Bos
27,h-AT brig Mason Dsvi. stnpe Boston BeloS, out
side chip supposed to be tina Florida from Liverpool CID
bsyk Peter EMIL Boey, \ York
wAsHINGTON TER, 40 Arr at whatcomb July l1th.
u-D 18TH bark Hall Gallo. do snd sid 2StA ON her
Puget Sound ship Bossopisu, Buynhan Eng
land ldg sd Abt 4ih, ship Torrent Cove, Hong Kong
Ut Victoria July 18Th banks Nahunkoag, Heed Ban
Francisco; Cahfornia. besner do
At 1eh. banks Ocean Bird California and xaynower
for Can Francisoo
arr at ssquimas July 25h. bark Lucy Hale Lun, San
FYApois
Francisco: bark Jenny Ford from 10.
WILMINGTON, NC. Aug Z-Ar brig Maria HoUan,
Phisdelphis; schr Absot Lswrene. wilson, Bostoa- At
QUAY appe schv d w vsugkn clifford. from Martinique
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miscellaneous ana DtaagteIs.
BipH EoRA Riley at Ban Francisco from caicu.ss
pe,rDe.d severe ypsoon xhch cs,rlea sway =. main
.thor- NssEs gone 70 ecss Dor
sen e. tf *. '.: ~. ss ss ps hs s.B s %
.or, rated ~. ys!sed a. 5000 and owned BY soSOn
Aprr,rpr, JuEe is-rSe xssaa, Johnson, fcm Tong
Kcrs VII CD a,v.s CT ,se Nh is, called % Lend
causing d-tep.icn ~ " days IN tbs, Toe s' VIII
sTelons not . the max Of iOsus his BY hnr
.clcrr1A Ju', She xsnliu, american sAiO FIR N
Jsres sre ns, OF Der " n ba liver 6us Tow ed CT
iss Col :, - = n-os. ron a.. % for Europe GRAIN
P,po- Jrre NJ she srsri,sz nsss Pail Fog Porter
from ..l.ss iqr crk 49, So stranded west Ct Cape St
den pr.yo1sy reported o. hsrs IN Bay y sv4ss
~ ~ n, ?, ne position Ihey ~. ei'tsSsisg ihe esrg'
Ss. fee, % her old ss 1esssr eIs
.sip picsstly viii become wreck. See news
AT ., sSFs,ss s IN No.. &C., Z. I1%s s rs, aanS
obs So Of nsygs middle q July. Al'amsha FIsher sip
o. French Roos spi is SS letter rom o.p pss.r a.
sss se sS b. Z, 81 ,- ss. %s nm, Co..
-. 8 .n Z, ". ,ssas
June Is ia. SIS. Ion 90 nw. Valparaiso ron. NIB,
spoken, &c.
&c, msr sesos ssmpson, from Boston for Calcutta July
shp Ro.cius oooi, from Hsvre for Cardiff Aug O. Cape
ssy s;sps eSsss ,sr sc-on for Bombay and ca'u'
ro gss s'Es MsLss1 % liverpool July 'r
ship Helen booper Lsps.m, from oaiso for Valencia,
Jvy r. 4. 81 lon n Iv,,no %,
John LnIc. Tucker from Antwerp for New York.
tSp western CITY, outward bound, July Is lat TN Ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

T1 rmirED, &c -hi,s ooonss end Nessrs. Blake
and s-cnrhau ng.n 70 perform a, Nsios Garden 70.
night In tie Love chaso" and school for sosndAl"
The entertainments nj the oher thes;res 70 be The
1hose o. las evening Thiodons rhs&ire Of Ars
10 Ne great and very superior feature Of attraction
the Museum. NOshiUg has been left usdone by either
wool, Npsres TOE BrysEs or tbs c.rpbebs 10 render
rr "col-rcd opera" funny n possible. Another
ceert programme has besn arranged for Mr.. Bakers
oouoers a Palace Garden. Ssnor aitz viii srauso
Bscoslyp peghbors heir Aherauu, vtb his
pecrousnrc and venvioquis fess, AM the novel pev.
formsnce Of his LEANED csparies
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ass ,s07 6s2,ss3 l3s3s


AS will be seen, the movement is very slight in all
departments. The decline In specie is more than
looked fos the export and drain into the sub
Treasury hardly amounted, altogether to over half
million, while the Banks are doubtless receiving
something from their correspondents Fast and West.
The California remittance only counted one day in
the week that in fact the banks hold today about
twenty nine millions instead Of s27,sl7,006. The
decline In loans Is proper symptom. Though
great part Of the loans included under that head in
the bank statement il no doubt made up of the new
government, and other undoubted securities which
held collateral for loans, still the mercantile
community s apt 10 pay more attention than Is per
haps right 10 mere figures and the nearer toe bank
loans approach to $3.50 900 600 In time Of danes,
ike the present the ess inclined viii prudent men
lie to enlarge their ventures The decline in deposits
il larger than was expected. ab6 serves 10 confirm
the fears OF the timid.
by the arrival Of the CITY q BALI rore a; this por
We have news from Europe a fe- hours later than
that which was telegraphed from Cape Rise yester
day. Consols closed, az p. NJ, on tie 18TH irm
at e6l q eGi Shares we're inactive. Tine French
three per cents are quoted at e9f Csc. a s9f. 45c
The letters from Paris, ssysthe Manchester Qua: :
dian August Is, mention general expectation that
the Bank Of France would either that week or thc
next reduce it, rate Of discount from 81 to per cent
The new India four per cent loan Of e. 10000 was
taken, all but fS9s 500, at IN average, according to
the London Times, Of 97i This is but little better
than the United States government has inst
done. II would appear that the amount
rendered exceeded very slightly the amount Of the
loan the bids under "a, which, according 10 the
announcement, were thrown out, would seem only
TO have amounted TO some $500 600 All other bids
were successful. The London Times reports more
demand for money in the discount market, but
plenty 20 be had on stocks at ~. The latest quot
tons Of American securities, in the Times of 18th,
are as follows:-
Grand hunk and Great Western Of Canada heavy
Buffalo and Lake Huron left OF los. lower In American
securities Illinois Cenrs end Pennsylvania slightly
weaker. In miscellaneous sgres there recovery
70 canada Atlantic Telegraph were negotiated Al 500 70
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sure Oh SHOCK ior SAFE Acs, on the other hand was
was mere any Doid movement ON the part of the
ouis 70 innsse pnc - Demand and supply were so
neasy sd)ossed Ant prices were maintained where
sney were WIZ the exception of the Western stocks
wn'cn were generally better. Galena rose l per
cent; hocfl Island /; Toledo, Michigan Southern,
.; nanol& Central, !. The cause Of the rise is
quest oahly the oversellng Of these stocks by the
BEES Our latest accounts from the West are in
.he highest degree unfavorable to railroad receipts;
It seems doubtful whether the Rock Island, for
instance, viii earn this month one half as much as
K earned in August. 1857. Nor is there any
| reason to expect speedy recovery from depres.
1 sion and decline in business, which are due to
such radical causes as the short crop and
the unsettled troubles of last fall. The pros
pect is that the receipts of the Galena, the Rock
Island the Toledo and all the lines of the extreme
West will continue to fall off for some time to come.
But if the bears sell them as recklessy they have
DONE it is doubtful whether the stock will decline.
Central and Erie maintained at last quotations,
] with light business Reading was sparngly dealt
in at Saturdays closing prices buyers evncing their
want of confidence in the future by making differ
ence Of I per cent in the price of stock bought
for cash and stock bought sellers option. Pacific
Mau contlnues 10 improve uooer the influence OF Ue
Fraser River discoveries The sales Of bank stocks
were small and at last quotations In Missouri skies
the business done was pretty large at full prces the
stock closed with an improving tendency OF other
State stocks and railroad bonds there is nothing to
remark. Lacrosse land grants were in demand at
last quotations
At the second board the business done was very
| small, but prices were fully sustained. New York
Central was higher. In the Western stocks
hardly any transactions took place. Each party at
the board seems to be waiting for the other 70 come
on" Prices were much the same after the elise of
the second board. The closing quotations, re-
ported by Kowalski, were:-New York Central, 500
q q; Erie, lsi /; Reading, 49t 1; Michigan
Southern, 243 {; Panama ll44 q Z; Illinois Gen.
trail, II !; Galena s43 a IS; Toledo, s5l /; Rock
Island, 74l al; Pacific Mail ssl SO. The market
closed steady.
| The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $ls,242Ol6 u, and the balances
1895 ,o9s SO. The Metropolitan certificates remain
at 50 600.
| mn A. J.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

wAIIAcK's rHZlrRE-Mr. and Mrs Onanfraa made
their first appearance this at wallscks, st night,
70 very fair house, The pieces selected- Model OF
WIFE" The Stage Struck Barber, )" and "rhe Limerick
Oywere very well calculated 10 bring out the talents
Of both and they were accordingly received with much
applause Mr. chsnfraus imta.ioos OF Keau Booth For
rest and Burton, admirable, the two latter 20
cisy and they were thoroughly recognized and warmly
applauded by the Gudience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

CssTEu1's Miy1sus-Tsis excellent bad Of singers
e7nmeroed Of euter,,isner isss night a.
Minstrel Bal, No. 49, Broadway The hoase was
crowded IN every part 70 .rncosuou, giving promise Of
saooesfu lie lIe muse, good jokes. and I'D
rnirsbe acting of the Campbell troupe vii undoubtedly
ensure them . profitable season
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IN be srset for American securities Ere shares wsre
BAT whilst obgau Central sink ns fund ponds and esh
per cent bonds or 1899 were inquired Tor
In the issue Of the next day we find -
Az regards American railway securities, dul1ess pre-
vted. illlno- Central free land bonds aud rs1nsyva
ga Central seoopo mortgage bonds were rassr more
The Stock Exchange was very dull to-day. Roth
lie calls Of stocks were ended at an earlier hour
tbsn has been known for years. There was 20 pres
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
ONE MAEKE II.

MONDAY, Aug. s0-C l.. III.
The Bank statement made up this afternoon COM
psres follows with the statement which was com
piled week since
Be,k ending Locax Sr>cs<. O,eEl1rs Dsposifs.
Aug IS si36 SOS 81 IS sac 5o9 $50 6s4 1o4 600 COS
aug 3d.. 12s os4 .2i oc6 1865 $40 los e2s IFS
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IaTf0'aD Hour vas ses6y N OUT hgures, With sales Of
about go bbls Southern -four wss IN fair demand
c0sine heavy, within range for brands and
0tm The better descriptions while the usnf .ctions
w seout 500 200 phis Rye -four and osrn meal
rfe qus' and piioes we're without change Of moment
Wheat naive and irregular while the raes embraced
about O. GO bushels Including Canadian white NJ o.
Fbite Vftteru Ia store, at OIL 2p red Western, prime
- ~ ~ sfue Acu'bern AZ 81 a., nd REQ d. AZ al u
81 -. loIDfhe rslc3 embraced aB0ut 1890 ba.bels
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Capt E. W. Turner, the agent Of the American
Guano Company, returned to this city on the Moses
Taylor the 9th inst, having carried out the OBJ.
jects of his expedition to Jarvis Island. His report
to the directors will appear in few days Parties
interested say that it will show the immense sbun
dance Of the guano, and the complete accessibility of
the island through the mornings laid down under
his direction. 1t is expected that vessels will be
enabled to load from thirty to fifty tons per day
with present facilities, and more hereafter.
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r'OH sAIF-t WV nOrRLT RsRREfrr Egytr<o
piece Sith case. hyureI a. made b 7ratr - soss
Lendonj hne, uf -nt - N nsrrA or r kppfv
70 " TOXIN 40 sttsnts uocE sr1rlv, "fF'
WANrED-A coon sFcoSp HtN1 BIvrv nv /.
fttf rHfeF, rrufrf l...a.. 8 4 IA
Hefb' ohce, ssung ierDs ard where iLsy be .esn.
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PAINTS, sc.

u,RrrcH WHITE ZINC Parry hall, : CORNELL.
ls ssicen bue have constantly for sale rsnnias yn.
usund pure, rom NE yistis Montague 90 works dad
vhfe and With slo-s rnich scquer The smooth
mes. o. ecsch pereing gor'4 With xnc rsan u,.r
purify snf reshnesa % tone superior Dus nm In
pa reyes from % 900 lha Parties ordsrips Che rtoc ma
rely that - will be fnyniAhef FsuunA ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

hosDAy, August eo-eP.M
AsHrs The rates embraced about 30 bbs ,ipsudine
pcts and ptaris, ai IS.
FOUr--The mark ~ps ess buoy ant and
sc've. vhuo prices without cbares OF Imuortspce
he transactions embraced ABOUT oCo bbs closing dull
within Tie Iepge Of the folio sIng quotations:-
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THE REGATTA.

DEeATrA-A RRolrrA WILL TLKx PLACE AT
~ xoc,sy,. ho.el Bulls t,rry' d. o. rhcrsdsy ssp
ard unser Allow Of time <, hs foot ~
be given on the ,tart hpirsDoe fee SO 70 hs paid Al
peoneys Hotel The fret boat the Sos and en-.
money. The second boat ont STAKES The
70 axe place at twelve oeock 1he STEAMBOATS, TBOs
E HUIeE, FlOas, ard PUTRAM leaves f,ct ~ En,,ns,
street. N. Y, every hour fSr Bulls Very 'e
MOONEY, Pra0resov.
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Home Ports.

ALrxANDHIA. Aug 2s--Arr ,chrs Direct, Bsver.es New
RIVER SD brig 4rsbdisn, B.sSer Bsssp: ssSrs M.ry
noyt bsmil,on, Eston; Andromeds, Rosisnd ker ySe
ss s.s: s .:s4 . s. FL
terror, Porto Csbeno. Al Quarantine .chr ANITA Damon
sss iss's. S' f S.
c rSls ss s sos
Iriiren Iremep brig dpr, tRur. bicnsers c.son schr
se% W. s sy ss s ss '
roo ychD.on ssreurypor sa .sR: Jane snas.oe Gan
pho Br Sort Liverpco Marion. Hug. perna,buco ana
MARKET b,iss husco'sdo r. 1hurs'on Demerss, thurs
.Bosi0S. kus IS p MATT ship Charles Ward. Gould
nIS-Ar brig Upssun,ed cBr,. cowe.u. 81 Martins. Sig
%pa - ~ rsn w nvs css sd
ors .d % wss Osss. nsr sna focsu o.
~ t1o ss' sos B S.' s,.
sa y esms sc fsuss
,ssepss b.Ii serymse ihi Hsv.ns bis. Rovs. rds
hest Reed Chute caresns'; Albert Adams, Mayo, WI.
B.seoR, Avg MnAn sesr 9 x Hsrt s-ry, NYors.
~ BhRaSS t,rrpIsg lwsreiOs Aug TiIr schr Anne.
,,Chs RibsTos hug 27-A-r steamship Atlanta L,vse,a
sh9rs Quarantine brig Ecbo, Lieut. Bradford vim soj
o, rslh RIVER, H Avg ZArr scir Vac ss Borden,
scTS fTss sa from n' bss S Sn SUPPOSED
vsALTssfos, Aug is-Arr bark o.v.llo. Washington.
aL9ugrsTER, Arg @-,r big Bepj Gushing or, sur
lasc,Esi. Lam. ssnss% wsisn s9s, s,' '0''''p' -
Otrdner lndisbela and dalvssOn
,zd-Au bstks tnsvds tpesr, Coorer u stop Isaac
Davis band fhisdelpbs Geo Chase, rrquhart Havana;
rcnfe Chiroa bsymona, hipstsn; Argus ~ Nckerson,
rtnadt peih Nd shus uriop Davis Boson lis Uiarh,
sntine, Gleason, Bcnfon
2nh-tr schr Bullyusb Ashby, vers Cruz. Cd ship Gut
vsrs scht Virginia AZ one 5Bas Vera Cruz. The harks
The lJth met
Eti-Ar cy ten sip Furcpesr. Tofrer getanzss; schr
etsphen raber. Cooh. pYork; 9th shrf Wmserpere,
eunt, and Octnu aar Vliarus LfvrrlT1 N.soorcniI,
Smith, Bceon; bsrk starlight Bearae, = u Jsasro,
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Personal.

NHS AUG. YOsyER AND JOHN sPRrNGNUMLRI
~ who lived In eAn FyApcsco th,ee Yeques
ed their dress The subscriber who hes
imports nee commu- icse them Hoerb~6, Dor
ny.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
--szz. SaTGS-Gv=---
INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES


Like all other inflammation, is caused by i'm
purity of the blood, which c2us2s all cruptye
diseases, as Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Boils, Sores,
Ulcers &c. The blood being unhealthy, and
of an impure nature, also occas:o~s Dropsies.
The blood becoming INSTRUCTED in the veins,
the watery part of the blood in consequence is
thrown out from their extremities, and drOpsy
is the result. Many times it is occasioncd by
improper treatment Of some former disease,
and the vessels being filed by Serious humcrs
instead of blood. Free excavations by these
Pills open the passage into the bladder and
carry off the corrupted humors and renew
them with pure and healthy blood, which will
drive out Of the body all inflammation, togeth-
CT with cruptions of the skin, and all dropsical
complaints. They will be a shield to every
form Of disease to guard and keep YOU from the
cold graspng hand of death, and cause life and
strength to remain, and the countenance to
brighten with the bloom Of beauty and health.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
Benchley & Philleo and by all dealer. in Mcdi-
cinnS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

TuINGs LOST FoREvER.-The fol-
lowing words from the pen of Lydia
a. Sigourney, are full Of instructive
meaning:
Lost wealth may be restored by
industry the wreck of health regained
by temperance; forgotten knowledge
restored by study: alienated friendship
smoothed into forgetfulness; even for
feited reputation won by patience and
virtue; but who ever looked upon his
vanished hours, recalled his sighted
years, stamped them with wisdom or
effected from Heavens record the fear
full blot of wasted time. The foot print
on the sand is washed out by the ocean
wave; and easier might we when years
are fled, find that foot print then recall
lost hours"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
Election Returns.

In this Senatorial District, Mr. Han
chett is elected
It is probable that Il. {. Lyon, the
Republican candidate is defeated.
In this County, Washburne,s and
Lyons majority is about 100.
The following are probably elected
t, County offices, though the official
count may show that we :re mistaken
IN regard to Sheriff, District Attorney
and Surveyor:
N"rif-W. Byron Naylor
R@gister-Lemucl Kroner.
T~tsutr -Thomas 3. Scott.
C24rh Of BoaM-L. P. Powers.
CLARK Of C1wt-E. Noyer
District l'tom~y-C. N. Webb.
.Surreyor-II. A Temple.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

Kansas elections can only equal it
Slanders-dcep, infamous, damnable-
have been freely circulated to defeat
the candidates We supported, and they
have ron. Even our family sanctuary
has been ruthlesslY and wantonly de-
Detained. and the black-hearted rascal
is vet countcnanced and advised as a
leading spirit of the banded CLIQUE
Now, we say to the Scott & Compton
crew, we will remain with You while
we have anything left by which to OBJ
tam morsel to eat and white paper to
PRINT on. You can't get rid Of Jack
brundage so easily as You had thought
" e will issue half sheet as long as
we are able, and then we will again re-
duce 1t, until you regret that warfare
was ever waged against us. We have
4 reputation at stake here, and we shall
vindicate it in every possible way,
''though the heavens fall" We fear
no such contemplate ours as the op-
poncnts in the recent canvass. The
bulldogs have hoWlcd and the whifets
and mongreI$ have yelped in chorus
1t has been lively music for the clique,
but if it does not conclude with a po-
litical dirge, we are no prophet.
We shall probably have more 20 say
hereafter i'll regard to the late cam
paign and election. Our Indignation
at the influences brought to bear BIZ the
clique, renders it difficult for us to write
anything.