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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

avyz-on Monday morpirr, Scps. 20. sAsryL AnEs ~
No los Leroy street, agcd IS years,
Funeral services will be held AZ the Baptist church, cor
ner M BEDFORD and downing streets Wednesday
ng a, half ,as o'clock The relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend without further invitation His re
mains will be removed 70 1arrytown Cor interment
NRgss--At Greenfield Ill., Conn, on Friday, sept II
Corsrr EztnsaH only daughter Of Daniel and Cornelis
Van Cleye Barnes, aged "a years
The friends Of the family invited TO attend The func
raj without further notice, from the residence 81 her pa
rents No. 100 West Twenty second street. this Iuesday
afternoon nj three O'Clock.
rrprr,oiY--At Mount Vernon, weschester county, on
sunday Sept 1e after short illness CHARtSs only son
of George W and Margaret Bertho aged year, month
in New Orleans on Friday Sept. 10, Of yellow
fever CHApEs Bowm. late ~ the City of Mexico, and
brother in-law Of William r. Cornell, Of this city IN the
4Iet year 81 hts age.
Long Island lapers please copy.
RyRusvs-On Monday Sept 20, SsrsH InvERrGE, IN.
FAINT daughter Of Sarah Elizabeth and Samuel Burhans Jr,
aged month and 20 days.
CoolFy--At Saratoga, on Saturday, SEPT. ~, THrrs
rorrss infant daughter n James and l. Cooley aged
N ninntlw and Is days.
The friends uf the family without further invitation, are
requested to attend the fura "Wednesday afternoon
nj two O'Clock from her fathers residence, No ~ FINN
avenue.
ccyrpr.-on Monday, SEPT 20, Mr. WILLIAM Covert, in
The seth year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully
aviied 70 attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon, q
two O'Clock from bis late residence Buhwck avenue
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norrr-GwrS--on Sunday, sept TO- in 81. Stephens
church. by Rev Dr. Cummings, Josgru Y. Dorts El, 70
Mss MARY A. GwNx.
EmsroRr-BowysR.-0r Wednesday, sept Is, By tho
Rev. W r. Hall, Mr.. =. T. ExkSpoEs 10 Mrs. Asx Nina
nowyFR all Of this city
fspersox-SIrFuKSsos. On Thursday evening Sept L.
nv the Rev James Nlett At No 80 Seventh street, mr
Gsnpex FyRctsox TO Mss MARf Assy g. STsrHx~soS all
OF this city.
CRoxxnERc-FIKxr On Sunday evening, sept 10, by
tic Rev Dr. Earseious, Nr JotyH " GPoNEnERs u Ger
many, TO siss FASsT q. Ffka, Of New York
KEriss-HowrL--A the Church Of the Purtans, on
Monday, Sept 90 by the Rev. q. n Checver, Mr.. NJ X
kyrAs 10 Mes Annm y. Hcwvtt all ~ ulis city
fxsYCRAFT-WnrrK On Monday, sept 20, AZ tho bride
residence No. IeS Stanton street, BY Rev Gardner Dean
Mr. RoHar LxAyCEAFT 10 Miss ANN EifzA WE, al Of th
city.
fowr-DEsy.-on Wednesday, SEPT 8, at the residence
az tbe BRIDE faher, IN ~ LOUIS BY Rev Mr. Terry, Os
can y Lows a New York, W Mss EDwNA VI Ds,y,
daughter q Edwin Team, Feq
NAckxSuF-JoHN1oN--On Friday s. ". II, by the Rev.
nr John Thompson Mr., IoES NsCEKSzfs, late q Mary
bourgh sco,snd, TO Ms Fvs JoHssroS, late Of Tough
Mabn. scotland both of this city
I1ngwall, Scotland, rapcrs please COPY.
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A-oSt VI NEW AOIS, cSPtcAAOeE ~, kSoos
CIEARFD
ship Norm and, Arry. ynifrra' and 1narke,sSsmishS
s nS, S Co.
Bark NJ coicord, Muiiken Aspinwaii-Waish Carver
Dark Croker, Berry, Bsnsor-H n Brookru,n 4 Go.
Brig Grand Master tBrj riukney iSerpooi-J fhiips
s Ts',S. w.sgn Ksss,ss
schr ii Gould, smith, Perscrs, Greeco-Pcs,, smith
schr Kate yield, Alien. savannsh-D G Murray
sSr ysn Wsi ns like M? S
schr Bs, n e h Mssss Ky rSisJ lrn sss Co.
sap A@i % asSas s'iaHas eI k sSaS
Steamer Boston, seilew, rkladelpbss.
ARRIVED
stearnahp BAck Warrior Smith New Orleans Sept IL via
sicsn,si S asass WoodhaI savannah 50 hours Wild
q nil: NE nom rryinrpsn shos passed .teaiasa Jane.
Adse hsnet lar M ge ~ psd s,sssr MI
Hsgsro. y IND south.
Sy ssTaS Tsis S S nas ds .. ma
signaileG s;eeI,s.i Jsme stow y hcnce foe norfolk
passengers, . u y Cromwell A GO,
ship chicaso ch.se Iysrpool Aug s, with mlse and 100
sG .s webb T.s y s s ~s ;s ss and
"Gfa n shsS S eanR = use s. DAYS T MA AT s
S1is John Buuef qBD. Park ror al p.a. $, Domingo.
frg wn. Kibiy (of baumore. Rotsrt Malaxss. Sept
| ~. with mcla~@es, tsseter.
Bri pankirk of Es~orh) Grn.n Traiiad 10 day. with
10 q < Peters Aug II, Patk Hcrnfngscn,
died In the hospitl; 18th inst Jerry sullivan, seaman
died az Inflammation OF the bowels
Bris zules~ OF Besoa Croker sagua sepss with sugar
H-sg tnsnsfer. Hsskcn nirhlon, IN ballast master.
schr susan orlesn, Mathews Eichmond, days.
s, la Maria Jane, Jones. Richmond.
sstr Jamestown. fatuureite, ttty Point, days
Sehr Palestine, dobuIB, Alexandria, Sdsya
echr , hichsrus, Adams Nirrinia, 3dsya
Schr ,hr Collins, Predfnnre, Virginia, days.
sch- Monmouth. Anderson. yirrnss.
Srhr q Benton, Mears, virginia, 8 days
SIR Native, Ansers0n ylr GINA. : dayg.
Srhr Somerset. sterling. Baltimore, Days
schr thas torac Iowden, Baltimore. dryS 1874 last OF
snihs Island Fl sluali rom wes split oresaii and
riesi ewry the lurrupmr~t
schr Nirlira, Davis Baltimore.
sshr bay SIS t. Sherwood. Boston, sdayA
Rsar Ssrah Figai,th, Smith New Haven.
Sehr Geo Giium. Williams Portland. CT
s.oop Pointer. Fowler Providence.
Rssrssu--nsrk Mary Dyer, Fickeu. for Norfolk re-
turned Quarantine for ballast
BEJOW.
One ship sous of the Highlands
Wind during tho day ".
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N1 Old hooks bought In any quantity alAhe Ola Gu
r.es,y shop, 100 Nassau street
STEnIISGG s smyE Esa T5S S sETS. =. !.
D''A'N ~ 1''s1 ~ r. v HAUaHwoUr 4 co.
Corner Of broadway ana srcome street.
SANfoRDs LIVER INviGoRAToR.
~ corroUspEb ENTIRELY rkoA oghs
Precisely what The name inass.s: Eegnss. The liver and
/ s4s src.dway, New York.
Sold by all druggists In and country ut 81 per bole
4sp coral S%s . sEhEc
pecknces charms scarf pins, com~ S"' &C. reoo'soo sac
= - OSBORNE, hsoAbMAN 1 foWNsESD's,
-- o.. broadway, corner OF Spring street
! T,O COUNTRY MERCHANTS
.; ARrLEToN CO,
"'''st Is s sss = ssa vi ''''
r sSsss S sss g d ssssa lhsok
and mary sr rs. sSS e0rSS s0U books used
the United States
ana importers for The SALE q writing papers Sos en-.
sscs .s,s lead psa sas gss1 t Bristol boards and
merchants and the which they enabled
70 sHppiy At The lowest pric~' ...--.--
1,o THx LADIES, GENIE, ~.sssx, CHILDREN AND
% aas
most f.sstenabe IN .Ae cry
Y HE ATTENTION
s0c ga = Fl, Of
embracing 1 Fss, sssIdsd nsrsiaf'A "
DINING E0oE
ard LJERARY
CHANDErIEFs
". j. r. DATTi.I A co,
GIL ard 63S Broadway.
ITO rOgsEKEEPEHs.
i WI. II. DAIIEY 4 Co gu and 6s: Byoadysay, have
-" :" ''' TRSSca fpr cI = Ssas's's o
DESSERT snd TEA SEfs.
Also nm i1nensc choice In clocks brC1ses Pai&n marble
sui s. and other parior orIamens
WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS
w arc
Importers
CURTAIN GOODS.
kelly x FERGUSON,
No 9r 5TuaGwey and Nc 81 Rcade street,
Have
Unrivaicd stock
WINDOW SHADvS
.; u.cir manufacture,
Which they invite all
ard French damas satin, deaines rornice dc, stsoS
COS. No. 29 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21
TUE FAMILY HER AID.

The Great Horse Fair ut Springfold-The De-
mocracy In Council-1he Free Love Phiian-
thropic Convention--The Chinese Treaty.
The Chess Contest In England-Local News
Market Reports, &c., &c.
The FAany HERALD OF tomorrow will contain all the
news the preceding week Of Importance Among other mat
ters II will give
full report o. the grea. Horse Syracuse with
scrpon Of the sights sounds Booths Tents Pretty Women
and things In general.
report Of the Dorgs OF the Democracy at Syracuserbe
ois Victorious rgans,onuarrei about Contested
sea,sro,est and wnadrawai OF the anti Tammany Dele
ssies-The Tammary Delegates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
state oncers-Pisiorm OF the Democratic Party. &c, &c.
report OF proceedings OF the Free Love Phanhropic
Convention Al Uuca-Mrs Branchs Speech Marriage and
s Consequenoesrrce Love IegmAcy and InfAnucide Sta
tssspeeches from and Female Philosophers and Free
Lovers &C, &c.
An ipsereslng letter st. Petersburg Correspondent
respecting the Chinese Treaty
The Chess contestin EngandTumphO fPAul Morphy
Herr Loewenthsi
son In the third degree
,ecuop Of John Burns for The Murder Of Mary Mon
tony In Wheeling. Va.
Edsorials on The leading events Of she day.
Noacss Of New Publications.
Obituary Notices Of distinguishes and noted persons
full review Of tho New York Cattle harke-Ihe Number
Of Cattle n market prices, &c.
Departure OF ~ steamship Pacific for oaiway-Knshusas
&c Esco 70 sandy Hookscenes Leaving she rter-speech
es, Tossts, &c.
The Pan. Fashions for September.
The local news Of OF New York sr tho aio,g
cities,
wrh Police Reports Ther,rio.i csesns Conn rsl and
Money Market Reports Msrrias $50 pcsh W ~ vsss.
altogether forming Of vsr.eA aea I'D LtcrSsas
reading
Terms-ony s7e year four cents single copy. TO be OBJ
tanned At The once ErsAIp and Of all agen.s Ad
xer,iae euta nae rted a the rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

tAnauian brands were steady AT quotations. while sales
were confined to about 800 400 bbis. Southern tonf
quiet, and tie lower grades and held a,
slight advance. The transactions footed about 500
1000 bbls chiefly within the range of figures. Rye
-four was quiet at quotations Corn meal firm, with
small sales within the above range OF figures Wheat
The market continued firm, with sales Of about Is 900
10000 bushels, including Milwaukee and Chicago
spring at SIC. n ooc.; prime do. at D. l.; rel
Tennessee at 81 Is; white do. at 81 10 81 az;
white Kentucky do at 81 40 81 ssc; red Indiana and
ONO ut 81 IL 81 Is; prime white Southern at ~ IS
Coru-Thc mark~ was quic., but unchanged: the safes
embraced about 25 GOO bushels including Western mike
at roc 15c.; fair 10 prime white Southern SIC Ssc
and prime Pennsylvania yellow at Csc. Barley
steady and roo bushels good four rowcd reporte
sold nj SEC Rye quiet and nominal. Oats les
actlye We quote State at ssc Soc, add Canadian
Western nj soc.
CofFK-The market steady and quiet: sales OF %
hars Of Java were made at lDc Rio quiet at abou
loch anhc.
CorroN.-The market was unchanged, while the sale
embraced shout 700 800 bales closing At about the fol
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FsneRTs.--Rates TO Liverpool were steady and about
2oo0 bhs Of -four were engaged at Il. Cd 20 bbs lard
NJ lis Cd 1000 boxes cheese per steamer al 37s 3D. and
100 bbs oil cake al "a Rates 10 ondon quiet but
steady Prussian bark taken up 10 load Tor Glas-
gov with wheat elsd and with -four at -. 81. Rates
10 CALIFORNIA; and Australia were unchanged.
rRovesoNs.--rork-Them market dull, and sales
fined 10 about 900 200 bbs inclu ding eli e17
~, and prime nj SIS els 70, and 100 bbls
sold 10 arrive by the LIST December next at e6 Co. Beef
steady while sales confined 10 about 100 bbis ncud
ing country at Gil Is e2 rcrackcd Western do
at els SIX ia 81 and extra do. Ut Sls slS 3'h
Prime mess and beef hams quiet Cut meats
heavy, with small sales OF shoulders al aye. exc, and
hams NJ SIC. asxc. lard unchanged aud In mode
request, with sales % about 200 800 bbls at lie
1fIc. Butter and cheese unchanged.
Sg0aKs were In fair demand aud prices firm. The
within the range OF 7Ac. Sc. sc including IS hhds
Porto Rico at SIC. skc, and about 900 boxes mostly
at SIC.
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psssSord,s ByIIssrd Tables and Pianos, for
.rtvafe houses. rent towards purchaslH Ynics Court
and Remnen streets, Brooklyn. Purchasers please call
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The Most Unexccrtionabie Picture Won
car pnave OF yourself = csmeo-Aype " WILLIAM.
son BROS, hrookiyn-
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SrYprru CorHI--fncut--Part l.--No6. 5c3, J03, 81
SIS 72T 5a 1856 73s 74s Ti5 1i7 Isl, 1853, T55, 7sr
ESQ 56S 7e7 ia 7T3 Part cNus. ~, ia, 10, 100,
54 5s TAO 742 5s4 Tao, Tis, 100 7s2, Tss Tso, Tss
zoo TO-, 200, Tcs.
srroras CorxTspeciai Tsrm.Sos ], J, =, II to &c.
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ooIorer only Is cents bottles changes the black
brown without dying vtanng The skin trouble using
a. snn,ixd IKE water; not the HAIR
success Sold II The drug store 6 Grand srre,
ner OF Allan gY
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rcnerayfbe type which the Herald has been printed
WIS CUNNERS United States Tyre Foundry ard had
on eafurlay about year printing the
enormous humber o. twenty-five millions 81 sheets showing
snncusvely there II virtue w Conners new nara pe metal
and that nding the coppeFng there must ne SUD
sans foundation IN ypc ere the copper on ~ 49,
u1.nrr
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shirts Made 20 Order. Sizes Warranted 20 Frt.
IRA PEREG0 SON, 81 Nassau street.
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by AurAn ". Muller.
Two story ami attic frame house and lot north side
esxios $3.50
lot west side 1hird avenue near li2th ST. 25xl00 500
lct rorth side l22d - It's II. west q avenue A,
toxlVo'' L'o
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10 Cent Ambro<ype Jikenesscs. with Case
PANTY groups and chdrens nkenesscs well taken hy
kIMBAfIa 81 Broadway
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English Tubular TScss-New Designs, just
received al Mo0Dr's 262 broadway.
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MONDAY Sept. To- r. N.
AsHrs-The market was quiet, and sales confined t.
small lots Of pots AT unchanged prices
BEEAnsIttss.--Flour-1he market frmer aud The
demand more active. The sales embraced about 200
1 q
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wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines.--
Valuable improvements. once 3ss Broadway.
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Bsrry.s Trscopberous ~ the Best nnd
nsscs., srce for dressing beauayns cleansing, curling
PRESERVING and restoring the hair Ladies yh sold BY All
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10 Cent and $40 Photographic Portraits
Painted Nv the Quecus artist who doing the honnrs In
Yankee land slH8OLsKs picture gallery 1S9 Broadway
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pssehsicr.s Hair Dye, wigs and Tcupec.-
The bes N the world SURPRISING all Made, sold and applied
A de mandatory, zss broadway.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


MONEY MARK EFT.
MONDAY, Sept 2-0P. NJ.
The hank statement made up this afternoon compares
follows with the statement which appeared last week.;
Week ending. Looms Specie Circulation. Deposits
Sept 49, si25 2ll 0594a 1884 669 102 sa7 $50
Sept 90. l64aols 2s,sos oes ,6a5 loa, sSs
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Can sns Sc. n.-Hav. You seen Knox'

whites FAN style OF Gcnslcmen's Dress Hats
- WHITES is5 Fulton and zai Greenwich streets corner
ee<.
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Radical Cure Truss Once .-Marsh - Co.,
No. 2yesey street. Astor House Truscs aud supporters
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az faisg III lot Why mott Gentlemen Of taste, In
peecng article 81 drcs ke especial rana y secure hs
and henoe universally acknowledxei faci INA
nenHe esi-hshment 70 becoming stysh
well and comfortable hat q Al ENoxs ~ Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

The Friends NJ the Late c. Novbeld Over
fortv wears connected with The nsnk of America
an imperial photographed him a. bRADNs gallery, No So
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Geo. Saunders, Metallic Tablet Razor strop'
sThs tho genuine article been cauaied for pro
srsns lhs keenest possible edge For sale BY
q AZ SAUNDERS No. Aston House.
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NNORGAE'S EXPOSURE OF FREEMAsONRY FOR
M sale. Old hooks bought In any quantity AiAhe Old Gu
s.esity Shop 100 Nassau street
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Cr,stnssoro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Toupeess-
The hest the world wholesale and retail ana he oye pm
re,ry applied. Nc. Aston House.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SPA, GAO ols % ,sos oes ,sls ,eo5 lol 1888 So,
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,4olloway's Pills and Ofntmsnt.-Faniiliea
uns opied with se all important prepassons are Al M'
thesc rem 1edes keep dess hse at bay Sold al % as'
lane, N. Y.
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Meyers 1TifS~ Sssos>s vern:sM nssafATef,
No MORE SRMIN.
r, EHfERMfkATED BY CONTRACT 49, l..
DWELLINGS, hotels warehouses; &c. thoroughly cea.d Y
Way corner Houston street General a0en FKEDEkfCk
1uShToN, 10 Asssr HORSE and AZ Brosd*S'
HillY lnfaSllble Onguent, Tor the BoasSty and
growth Of Ut Bair No. Barclay street. Hair dye 81 ceuts
boz, black or @A&n.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03
Obituary. Kcticss.

DlED-At the residence of Mr.. WN. SMP-
SOY, in Monroe tp.. Holmes Co.. o. On the
24th day of May, 1858. Mr.. SAMUEL ROC
ERS, age 60 years. Mr.. Rogers came TO this
country when young. Married. and soon after
together with his wife. united with the Presby-
terian chruch: under the Pas.orship of Rev. Ar
chabald Hannah, while ministering at the
church Of Unity. His disease was chronic af-
fecticn of the Lungs and Chest. and therefore
protracted in its symptoms which he suffered
with the greatest of patience and even cheerful
ness: In his death the community in which he
lived has lost a valuable ncighbor, the church a
member, his relatives an ardent friend, and his
family an affeeionate husband, and kind and
indulgent father.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03

~H How many households have Been desc
lated by that terrible disease. Consumptions-
And how gradual and silent 1t approached a
slight cold-a hacking eough-spitting of blood
and the pet of the family lies cold in death
But if shelf any one-would take Hoofland'
Balsamic Cordial in the first or second, and
sometimes the third stage OF the disease, imme.
diate relief would eRsue and Life be prolonged
So also in Influenza, Laryngiis, Asthma
Bronchitis, and particularly in Group. The
latter disease. the terror of parents, is complete
ly innocuous in presence of the Balsamic Cor
dial, and may be cured by few doses.
Prepared only by C. NJ. jackson, No. AIS
Arch Street, and for sale by druggists and store
keepers throughout the United States and Can
ada. Price IS cents per bottle.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03

How. TO TAKE A BRITISH OUTRAGE
Captain Nichols, who reports the last
British outrage that has come to hand,
shows that he knows how such things
ought to be taken. Thus runs the re-
port:
"captain Nichols thought, from the ap-
pearauce of the officer and bold manner in
which he acted, that he was somewhat in
toxicated. Captain Nichols offered him a
cigar, (havmg no liquor on board which
he refused, but requested a glass of water,
which was given him, and he departed"
Here's go. There's war in this. We
will certainly need fleet of new war
sloops, and our merchant vessels should by
all means be provided with considerable
store of ammunition it the form of strych-
nine whisky, at the expense of the Govern
ment. Strychnine, diluted in alchohol,
would be an excellent preventive of Brit
ish outrages.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03
News Items.

The Legislature of Oregon, at last ses
sion divorced sixty couples.
Mr.. Layard has arrived in London, iron
an extended tour through the disturbe'
districts of India
Daniel Gayer has been condemned Il
nav $4,000 at Frederick, Nd, for defam
Inc the character Of Mrs. Stewart, the wifi
of a clergyman.
Mrs. Florence, the actress, was robbed
Of $1,000 worth Of jewelry in Cincinnati
on Thursday night of last week.
What is the best line to lead man with
Crino-line. And the best line to lead 8
woman with, is Masculine.
Miss HARDY, the daughter of the old
man who killed C. II. Stone, her sedueer
in New Orleans, is now maniac. Stone
is dead, the father in prison, and the wo
man crazy.
On the eth ult., little daughter, three
years of age, of Henry Denlnan, of Has
brouck Sullivan county, was scalded te
death by falling backwards into pail oi
boiling water. She did not survive but m
hour or two after the accident.
a favorite mode of introducing in Bra
xil is said to be-"this is my friend; if he
steals anything from you, / am responsible
for it." We wish that this usage might
be Incorporated among the "Rules of Good
Society" at Washington. -
The Emperor of China does not appre-
ciatc costly presents from ''ou:side tarbar-
ians." The magni6cently bound copies Of
Audubon's Birds of America, and Wilkes
Exploring Expedition which our Govern
ment sent him, have been found recently
in the hands of Canton book-pedlers, who
were offering them for sale alta mere trife.
The French government has resolved to
present to professor Morse four hundred
Thousand francs eighth thousand dollars)
as recognition of his invention of the cleo
tric telegraph system. Congress hesitated
about paying the pare expenses of setting
up the first line from Washindton to Balti-
more.
Near Dover, Del, an affray occurred be-
tween James Richards and his wife, (coTd)
which resulted in the death of the former
The woman is a sister to Wesley Ander-
son, who was recently convicted of murder
in the second degree. This makes the third
homicide committed by members of that
family. Three years ago atbrother 10 Wes-
ley and this woman killed negro at
Spring B.nnck Camp, but made good his
escape.
An english paper publishes the sketch
of the life of a prisoner, composed by him
self in Winchester gaol. The original is
IN the shape of printed book; the letters
and words all having been cut out ofwaste
pnper by the man with his finger nails, as
no knife or scissors were allowed. After
cutting out the words suitable TO his pur-
pose, be carefully pasted tlfem in proper
order to form small book, comprising
twenty-five pages. A piece of poetry, ad-
dressed to the prisoners wife, is included
in this singular literary curiosity.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03

The TRArroR's REWARD. c.
Bloomer, of Council Bluffs, writes to Mr..
Spinner, member of Congress of New York
who nrst announced the Land bribe to
Bright and English, and says the entries
on the books Of the Land Office at that
place stadds as follows: For Bright 24Oo
acres; For MIR. English 22sO acres: For
Foley l44o acles. These are the Indiana
bribes. If the Ohio traitors were paid in
the same ratio, it must have cost Uncle
Sam pretty large sum to get the English
swindle through.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03

HoRsEs AND MrLEs.-Thousands of these val.
uable agimale are lost every year. from then
owners not knowing how TO treat the various dis.
eases they were suffering with, or from using
inferior remedies. This is peculiarly so in ie'
gard to such diseases as epringhalt. SPAWN
pol-eyi, and all such as are the aesult ofssrains
bauises, harness grains, DC. All these diseases
are readily durable by the use of some penetra-
ting Linamcni, which is absorbed by the pores
of tie skin, and at once drives off the bad hui
mors that feed and keep up the disease
Among all the Linamcnts that have ever been
invented, none posses the penetrative and diffu-
sive principle to such degree as Or. Bragg's
Arctic Linament, an article which is rapidly
driving all similar preparations out of the mar-
ket For sale at the BOOK STORE, 8lillers-
burg, o.