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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
The New York Democracy and the Charles.
ton Convention.

The New York Democracy and the Charles
ton Convention.
The late caucus of the hard shell democracy at
the Astor House, in reference to the Charleston
Convention, appears to have had the effect OF
bringing some Of our republican organs to the
rescue of the Albany Regency. The Eseaag
Post has become particularly conspicuous in its
treatment Of the subject, to the prejudice of Fer
nando Wood, as the sole manager on his own
account, Of this hard shell movement. The truth
is, however, that in the matter and in the fac
lions at issue we have but the revival of that
old feud between the hards and softs which, from
time to time, and in various shapes, for the last
twelve years. has distracted, divided and defeat
Cd our New York democracy.
In 1874 soft shell bolt against Folks nomi
nation over Van Buren, for President was threat
Cd; but the trouble was compromised with the
nomination Of Silas Wright IVAN Buren man, for
Governor. In l848, at the baltimore Copven-
ton, there were two sets of delegates from New
York, each claiming to be the "real peunino Oc;.
ginal Jacobs" The Convention decided to sn,,t
the difference between them, and allow she,,
Jointly to determine the vote of the State. Tho
Van Buren, delegation, considering this proceed.
ing an intolerable insult, left the Convention 10
disgust, headed by Prince John, and the New
Ok rebellion soon followed, which resulted ia
division OF our SIMULTANEOUSLY iato two nearly
equal parts, between Cass and Van Buron-a d.
VISION winch defeated General Cass and elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

limited Corn was dull and lower nth moderate sAea A.
S9c q 90c for Western mixed. DOC 9io for yeh""
Southern and 9oc. 92c for white do Pork was IN COCO
demand future delivery sales on the spot
new at SIT, clear do at $40 49, and prime DIV
sl6 H. with sales Of about l7oo Dds mess anu o'
future delivery. Beef was less bucyant ana sa'os
ur,,,.d Cut meats were heavy aud prices easier.
The sales of sugars including about 500 New Orleans BY
auction footed up about 100 hhds chiefly Cuba refining
goods (besdes the New Orleans) a rates given In an
other column The auction sales Of coffee embraced 2374
bags of Ro Of the 5000 advertised which brought exc
llxc., which average OF lotto, showing de-
cline Of about 40 per h. The sales also embraced some
lots of Java and st. Domingo a. prices given in another
place. Freghs were heavy though without change Of
Importance in rates. Rosin and Eves with provisions,
eugagod for Liverpool and couple of small vesses
taken up for Mareilles at ratios given elsewhere The
ship Eureka sold yesterday for the China trade for
SOS ,OO0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

THE CHEvALIER WEBB ON LOUIS NAPOLEON
1t would be very gratifying to know what is the
real opinion Of the Chevalier Webb about the
Emperor of the French. Ia the opinion of the
Chevalier Webb it is a matter of the greatest
consequence, and it is barely possible that some
one else may think 80. How distressing it is,
then to see the Chevalier alternately praising
and abusing Louis Napoleon. For example, yes
ter6ay the Cbevalier talks about the "unprinci-
pied means" by which the Emperor gained pow
er; which means, II it means any thing, that he is
political scoundrel. Really, the Chevalier
ought to take one side or the other. His present
shifting and lodging will never gain for him
gold snufi-box or an invitation to the Tuileries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
Ohio Republican State Nonainatiens.
Railroad Celebration mt Cincinnati.

=. q,
About six hundred citizens of Chicago Milwaukee aud
Fort Wayne arrived this morning on an excursion train
70 celebrate the opening Of the route TO Chicago
the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and Hchcan. and the
Pttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago roads At the recep
ton ct the Merchahts Exchange tho Inequalities Of the
city were rendered by Mayor Bishop and speeches were
made BY Mayor Haynee, Of Chicago, and L. L. LHomme.
deu, President Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON
road In the afternoon the guests witnessed display Of
steam fire engines. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
The Vermont Episcopal Convention.

The annual Episcopal Convention here TO day made
choice Of the following clerical ard lay deputies to too
General Convention:-Rev. John A. Hicks, b d or D.,
land; Rev. Geo Mansur d. D., Of Beupno,on Be- M,
MMnlsouae Of Burlington Rev. Trede- W. shsIton, Of
Garfield, Of Burlington Syves,sr nsnioo faomss d.
aad Edmund Weston, Of Randolph. u A'"Ns'0"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

IMPORTANT ABOUT THE PoPE.-Mr. Jefferson
Brick, who wears white cravat, and does the
laundering articles for sckly paper, says that
when the Pope arrives at Sandy Hook he is to
be brought to the city in the yacht Rebecca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

TIE TWELFTH REGIMENT called meeting last even
ing OF is members the Mercer House, for the purpose
OF taking final action regarding their diso,ndmcDt and
transfer 70 other regiments Owing to communication
having been received from Gov. Morgan that he would
give hs FINAL decision respecting the regiment during tho
coming week. the meeting Yves adjourned oyer TO Friday
evening rcx: when the Whole matter Will be definitely
ecttled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

AcADrw or MUsc.-Mme. Cortesi's debut 10 night in
saToc' will attract all who appreciate realty fine
artist, for such shc undoubtedly is The other roles will
be sustained by Nine. srakosch, Brignol and E. Baril
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

DoSToN, June q, 1909.
festival was held in Feneuil Hall this afternoon and
evening by the Homeopathic faculty. Addresses were
made by Dr. D. F. Wells Of Brooklyn N. Y; Mayor Lin
coln Professors Haph and Reed, Of Pennsylvania Dr.
Winslow Lewis, DR.. Wild and Others The evening est
val was attended by about three thousand persona in
lcudirg our prominent citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

m NEW ORLEANS, June 2, 1859.
me Bang Arcade YVES partially burnt last night together
with TWO adjoining bulldogs. Loss $4,000 The BuIIss,
oflce narrowly escaped obstruction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

= NRW ORIEaNs: JuaeZ 1850.
Steamer fndianoIa from HavanS, is be,w, with dates
20 .ne Soth Reports state sugar Hrm aud ACTIVE asa
IeAs i1f NOS ii and IL; molasses active At * OK
less Lara ouoysnt al l6 10 Sterling excnsngs
aun ana quoed at 49, New York do, 90 days sight, Sx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
Official Edition OF the Session Laws or 1861.
The Canal Board.

The official edition of the Session Laws of Isha mb.
lshed under the direction OF tie Secretary of State.
10 issued and ready for distribution ey w. o Little
Co., In Albany
The Canal Board adjourned to day till the 9th OF June
After that meeting they will take q long recess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

wAtIAcxs ThEATRz.-Mr. Walcot, one OF the prime
avortes among metropolitan theatre goers. has his
benefit this evening. The programme very attractive
one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

Anmehse damages In Breach OF Promise
Case.
ST.. LOUIS, June 2, 1859.
In the case of Miss Carstapg Shaw for breach Of
promise OF MARRIAGE the jury this afternoon rendered
verdict for the full amount Of the petition Of the plaintiff
II is Understood that counsel for the defendant
Will file demand 10 have the verdict set aside, and also
petition for q new trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

FAST RUNNING.--On the 9th ult the steamboat
Thomas Powell pade tho trip from New York 70 Rondout
average Of twony Ave miles an hour aud tho fastest
time ever made,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
The Americas News at New Orleans.

NkW ORLEANS, June 2, 1853.
Tho foreign advices per steamship America were re-
ceived before ten o'clock this mernpg both the Ma
tonA and Coast nes having aversed seventeen hundred
miles each in advance Of time The messages
not placed in the New York Offices until after ten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

Sale OF the Chicago, st. Paul and Fon dfu Lao
Railroad.
JANEsvuLx, Ohio, June 2, 1859.
The Chicago, st. Paul and Fon du Lac Rarosd WAS sd
to-day to the first and second mortgage boadhods for
nominal sum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad.

BUFFALO, June 2 1859.
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Company steamer
Milwaukee launched In fine style this alter DON from
the yard Macon and Bidwe salute OF 100 guus was
fred under the direction OF Capt Bi1ghan OF tbs NIL
wpukee Iieht Guard with their piece "Youne America
About $3.50 people were present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

OeatA OF Jacob A. Barker, If BunslO,
,. BuTALo, Juns 2, 1850.
Jacob Barker, an old and prominent oitixsn of But.
fslo, died this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

Ills aDHouncement, taken In connection with
the cases cited above, we conceive settles the
question. 1t will hardly be safe, then, for par
ties owing military duty to any of the continen-
tai States to visit Europe at the present uncture,
and there is no doubt that large numbers of per.
sors go situated will be induced to abandon their
intention Of visiting their former homes for some
time to come; and this is the class, aud the only
one, which will be affected by the war. The
tourists will continue to 60 to Europe as usual.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-27

WmnEwAsH.-This article, as ordl.
narily made, rubs of the walls after i
becomes dry, soiling clothes and eye
rthing coming in contact with it,
This may be obyiated By slackcning
the lime in boiling water, stirring j
meanwhile and the applying, after dis
solving in water, white vitrol (sulphat'
Of zinc) in proportion Of four pounds
70 a barrel Of whitcwash, making i
the consistency Of rich milk. Th'
sulphate Of zinc will cause the wasl
to harden and prevent the lime from
rubbing of. a pound Of white sal
should also be thrown into II.
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To Destroy Buos.-Bugs cannot
stand hot alum water: take two pounds
Of alum, bruisc and reduce it nearly
70 powder; dissolve il in three quarts
Of boiling water, letting fireman in
4 warm place till the alumis dissolved
Apply hot, BY means Of q brush e
every Joint and crcvice. Brush th1
crevices in the floor Of the skirting'
board, If they are suspected places
whitewash the ceiling, putting in plen
~ of alum, aud there will be an end .
their dropping from thence. Countr''
Gentleman.
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F,r these terms, full cInhr must N sfht N
one line. Additions may be made 70 CLUBS
II ten Or twrrly Al = SUBSCRIBE.
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we wiil scnd Tie Weekly Courier one y-nr
and III larger clubs 10 ire same proportion.
- NJ paper sent unless the money h pai'
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ra,ivn OF The time paid svr.
Specimen copies sent when desired. n,
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10Y AND GLADNESS
HAS DEEN BROUGHT
TIA liant EF97srcs a. Ea Ehssiics,


TO 7s,my Honrcs 4 faflssiics,
s,a.. ~ ,..roductian 81 ihst World Re.
aa'.aea y. dsr,ne. DR.. MANN'S ALUE
ir.ISA,I. W Ire Western Country, ara -
u..,.,,v IN. mat ssasrn--it has brought
tn..l,h a.d hapoiness into more famiii's an
I'M remeav MON record. The qpes''"n
r.,ia ra,urally arise, why il th'-s because
\, ,iaas \. M cases ~ the shortest iimr, az
lras, .l,ills. fever md agae 10 iis Wort 'ofm'
isrA ~ iii c,-rs rerturms speedy cure. =
.lp.rso,s residing ID nalarions districts us,rg
l,,,,s rsl4.m occasionally during the sck's
s...o,I need have no fears OF an auaek :"
sana /, i therefnre highly rec' mmehnsu
s,,e nrcveniaiive, u used ~ small 40
a.ils during that va tIcular time wien
.,,t,;s .ia.s 81 d,sesses prevail. for want -
c,n onlv uflrr IA few ot the many
i 49," Ruryru-. Ohic, Feb. 25th, 1858.
h ~ NAM N Co, Cali .. pllo-'.en's.
\ W. MI NJ i los 10 find language sume''n.
n Y, n.r,ray /, The public the prrht esteem. !"
b ,.;rb your celebrated Ague Balsnm 70 nesu
u \, ,h;s communtv. The fsc' lit never 's'''
N y, ,,,ye aou- IN III wossr forms, ~ We -"
~ w, n.,h;,y e,se Yours. &c,
b IiuLOgERT g. TAILOR Dfuge's's'
n carin.h. Miss. OF 20 1858.
y Msssrs. :. X MAsSM Co.--''en',; 49,
y y. orocur.d Supply 81 your Arue balsam'
!. .nd testing ID thoroughly 10 many severe y.
y ss- II lorc standing. where al' me Popu'a',,
e remedies Or The day had failed, 'vuno !" 4,
rsscs ycur Dalsam effected safe and spe'os
Y rure III lust The medicine We want "e''
~ \. ,ha S.,,,. Respectfully loHs'
y " JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist
Y New York. Feb 23d, 1898. !,
" Nassrs. =. X. NAM a. Cc.-Gs"'f:
h.y. =, vur house 10 81. Louis, SOLD Wv.
NJ ,rue Bslsam some three years ana w.. \.
y ...reso,Iy observed i,s effects, and mSs. J"
~ candur saw. do no, believe y has - egu,'
j - II. history of'medicine; Tor, 20 my 81,
- I'M knowledge, II cures permanently TN
case. IA have known j used after ~ ~,
j. remedies hsd failed, with the same nsp ~
,s..l, have no hesitation In pronounc'".
4, ,he greatest discovery ever made 70 nv.
mi,,sut remedies, and perfect triumph -
\. sh,lIs. fever and arue. Respec'fu!lyI on
e. 81 X. MANN & CO.. Proprlr'o'F
y; Gallon. Ohio. Sold ~ all god u, l,."s
! gists. H n"' =.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON 4 fLc"
MANDATORY!
Thomas EEcrbig,

roanEI OF MAIN AND HARRISON STREET
JASPER, INDIANA,
INFORMS the public ,has be i now P'e-
4 pared 10 uiactufc, ~ the isiss' 1h1
beet STYLE, oil kinds Of Carriages, wagons
plaxs so. On ne most reasonable term
M es.h Al, work turned out trom ~
shoc i warranted. Repairing done y m
best Mariner aud on the shortest n9"c,' 4
share u patronage solicited 's'i''
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To PrsrARn SEED CoRS.--lhe tiine
i not far Of when farmers Will nave
TO think Of planting soro' and also 'o
think Of heading wire-worms. crows,
Sc. Last year ! prepared my seed
corn in the following manner liea'
water enough to ccvcr what corn y"ul
wish 70 plant in one day, boiling hot
add tar al the rate Of a pint Or 50 g Y
luslcl, poar your corn into the mlS-
turc while hot, stir il to get il all mix
ca: let II remain until cold' then dram
tle wafer from the corn and roll il
plaster; IL plaster is rot at hand use
ashes. prefer plaster for handling.
Int ashes will not hurt the corn even
in the hill. or on it BY using the
water hot every kernel will become
coated with tar. do not pretend e
say that this is an cflcctual remedy iol
tie wire worm, but It is a help. Las
year | planted three acres before th'
heavy rains in May; il nearly all rot
ted in the ground. On planting
over, | found in almost every hui wiz
worms. from one to six in number.
dropped the corn in the same hills
and | do not think there were a doze
hills missing from that cause, IN 'la
field. or in the adjoining one Of 81
acres, though there were plenty !
worms in the ground at the time
planting. Crows are not very partl
TO corn prepared in this manner for
is a bitter pill even to them.
o. Il. PATrESGEII.
CAMoS, Wayne Co, Mich.
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CAMoS, Wayne Co, Mich.


IIrScARrAS GRAss.- Eds. Prairie
Tarmer:-A5out the first Of last June
l plowed up in my back yard small
patch Of June grass with common
stirring pillow, and as the grass was Of
rank growth. the roots running deep
into the ground, ! was compelled T.
cut the sods from six 70 eight inches
deep, ard could therefore only turn
them on edge, then left the ground
until about the Sth or 9th OF July,
when | -sowed, as near as ! could
Judge. at the rate Of half a bushcl to
the acre Of hungarian grass seed lthen
narrowed the ground faithfully and
turned the sods, grass side down, with
a hoe. doing no more until after y
was fully ripe, which was about The
1st Of October, when cut itand found
not a yestige Of June grass remaining
audasng from my limited experience
the past season, Hungarian grass i
for killing June grass, far superior Z
any thing | ever saw. would sug
gest sowing Immediately after plowinI
If the object was to exterminate gras
or weeds. Cattle and horses seer
very fond Of the hay eating It wit
rreediness. Our hay raised il the tiel
was from some cause extremely dust.
its real value for feeding, when con
pared with other hay is question y
70 be settled. With respect, H.
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u ERsssANY Taik.0k9sAG
JOHN LUTX.

CORNER NORTH MAIN s. LAwEEscE STREETS
ATthe above s'and, inIcrsns he Pubic
"a ~, he has nuw on hsnl g2nd sinth
,fCLOTHs, CASSIMERES, VLSTiN1S
aud light goods t5r spring ana rn'n"e' NJ
Iand which he is prepared 70 make up ~ "
most fashionable style and ~orAm an-nN'
hammer. His long experience ~ We c"S''
49, he thinks will enable him 70 givr ~
j,ire satisfaction. Call md leave your "foefs
Cleaning and repairing neatly dun' ar
on the shortest notice
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ROCKFORD, IND.

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CoNCoRDIA SOCIETY.

The regular meetings Of this Society ar'
held the fret Saturday 10 every month, a.
6l O'Clock. n. NJ, az their hall in the Unlor
House. Weekly meetings for instruments
aud vocal music are held subject 70 the D.
lection of the Musical Director.
JOHN MEHRINGER. President.
H.A. HoLTRAus, X. Sec'y.
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u
acKsewLEpcFp 70 pE The
LARGEST. BEST & CHEAPEST !
PAPER In TIE II EST. I
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS!
m. I.oni,yile Weekly Courier on the II
" January. 1859, commenced new soiu'n'
~,.a Nv ,,..nt.enih yrar D: IL existence.
~. ;ss,,r new prospectus, 'he pfofrieiois
-. i,,neilrd 20 return their wa in's' &C.
N roxl,aysmcn,S for The high degree o. ~
III, vim uhieh their lahors have been re-
coed luripr Tie year just closed. Ever,
ann week. and dss, has Witnessed = f"plo
and STEADY increase ii unr large suose''p-
WIN ~, Ana We now have he pleasure q
,da,ess,nr weekly a far greater number q
readers than any other paper Tubii7h'c ~
,hr State.
loor,,on ~ ,he treat West, that We VII -pAF'
40 Mains. e&sn-e Or sbor, 70 ma'"'Ain' Fps
.ven increase tie reputation ne 1nlfasr e'-
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{ ,raenenden'. honest aud reliuble news m
, political t.urhal.
n NEWS DEPARTMENT.
IN nevs ~ shali obtain ~ The carries
moment. by telegraph and exp ess' regard
l.ss ~ cosi. everything Of inter- = shd nv
uc,.i rranspirir- III any rlion y inF ~'ooe
! COMMERCIAL DEPAETNENT
a Our commercial 'par,men' WI eon'inn'
~ receive ,he exclusive attention p W
N .orps ot reporters, who h aye c"nan'iea Y
\ satisfactorily during the pe-' iMrs'F sTs'~
N. ono,aiions mny alwass be l"iy frAf" ~
+. AGRICULTURAL nLlAhIMhNI \.
Hereafter some three or four columns 7
each and every number viii be especial " a.
yn,.d 10 the inter,sfs IL our ngFiculiufa
readers-,he zen OF one 81 The musi serc"
.,.h.a Ana experienced writers ~ tl.c " e.
hn.;ng been secured. We have determine
N make Ills ono y. the most ,aiua y NJ
.ures ol tie Courier. and MAKE Il h'ni
~ I, nrth Ten iimcs the cost III TIC ~uOscfirho
~ a,ice n every intelligent farmer. ~ ri
~ cpl,ure i lie foundation of our wealth ~
prosperity, we intend 70 maze ne urs'
snnsk 70 and for thi- interest sitss brcOs'.ir
a.vo,;on. OK farmers and planiets sha
- ahare n,rh II our abortion N iniuFf.
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