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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-05

The undersigned calls the attention
Of tho citizens 81 Dubois and adjoin.
ing counties to his new and we'll sr-
lectcd stock OF
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Sublcrlte tor the JaspsE ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-05

SAD ACCIDENT. &c., BENJAMIN ST.
CLAIR. SON OF Mr.. JonN 81. CLAIR,
Of Powual, aged - years, an operas
torip the factory Of Il Carpenter,
Jr ~ Co.,. Of that town, was caught by
the arms in The machinery and 50
shocRingIy mangled that he did in less
than an hour after the accident The
arm that lie was caught BIZ was m-tant-
y wrenched from .h'a body Verify
who can say that the nest hom his.
Mr.. Zen EroecL wi,r. rom
England to friend in Alcmpl hat
his winnings in England thu ycm have
been 3440,0o0, to gain which he
risl;ed but 100000
A bloody intestine war between 'he
dlierant races of Venezeua is now going
on which threatens to depopuIa lie the
State.
At the State Fair in 81. Louis No. on
the 9th nit, 10000 people were a.
semble1.
y The Addison County FAN viii be
held on Wednesday nd THURSDAY tho
18th aud 3 of Oct.
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The Difficulty with China.

The facts relating to the new diff
Guilty, which has sprung up in China are
as yet not all developed. BY the lilst
reports it seemed probable that the muir.
derous collision was occasioned entirely by
the perfidious conduct Of the Chnoae hut
RULER intelligence make il probable that
the blame was greatest ON the other side
1t appears cha, the minister from
treat Britain, Frauce and the 4 j., were
on then way 10 Pckin 10 effect complete
ratification of the treaty which wa. made
with these powers about yenr ago, and
which was to be ratified within - year.
The Chinese had bNrricaded and bockaded
the main entrance to the river and refused
TO allow any armed force to enter ml
'ignihed their desire that the entrance
should be made by another channel, which,
by the way, tnc foreigner had no knowl-
edge Of, and doubted its existence. II
was thought that the object was 10 delay
the passage till the expiration Of the time
specified. and thus to amend the treaty.
Acting upon this presumption the English
undertook to force the passage and met
resistance wholly unknown in Chinese
warfare. BHueries Of great tower and
worked with wonderful precision and ct.
feet were opened upon them, and the a.
7ailants were repused with much damage
and loss Of life /, was believed that
they were aided by the skill of some other
nation, probably Russia, but of this there
appear to be no evidence That this
action on the part Of the French and
English was nasty and unnecessary there
seems to be little reason to doubt The
Americans become omewhat, though
slightly, implicated in the affair bur con
trary to the advice Of Mr. Ward 0m
minister who afterwards instituted
search for the unknown passage. which
was successful and the Chinese were
there found friendly to the Americans and
disposed to aid them on to the Capt. oil
Further developments will he looked for
With interest
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}fllOOIfbmp &cQisttr
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1859.



There is one week before the adjourned
exhibition of the Addison County Agri-
cultural Society commences, and we trust
that no time will be unnecessarily wasted
which should be used in preparing for the
Show. We have had abundant reason to
conclude that the people Of the County are
unanimously pleased with the action of the
Directors in adjourning the Fair, and that
there is in all quarters an earnest purpose
to make the Inauguration Of the new Fair
grounds an affair of much more than or.
binary Importance and interest We can
think of nothing which can prevent this
but another time of unfavorable weather.
But let all be resolved to do their best
next week rain or shine We have as
surances that the exhibition Of stock viii
be better than it would have been two
weeks ago, had the weather been lavora.
ble This is, OF course, the most promi.
nent feature of the occasion and we trust
that all Stock growers will feel the i'm.
portance of having this part Of the pro-
gramme well executed. We were ~ much
surprised as gratifed at the products of
the farm, the garden, the dairy and of
horticulture, which we saw, and we feel
confident that in these departments there
will be an improvement IN quantity aud
quality Floral Hall is very spacious
building for the purpose, and to give it
throughout such furnishing as the oc.
oasion requires, corresponding effort
from those skilled in works of art will he
necessary The ladies of the County are
already famous for the taste aud energy
which they bring TO bear on these occa-
sions; still there, are as we learn, many, es.
pecially in the more distant towns, who
no wise lack ability, hut who have not
Jet fully enlisted themselves Shall not
this be the occasion Of THEN doing So
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interesting and beneficial. We need
higher standard of musical taste aud ~
man is moro competaut to do Us the good
we need than Prof. Baker We hope H.
welcome the musical talent Of Western
Vermont to the festival.
We learn that Elear Sanford ESQ,
Of W. Cornwall recently sold to gentle.
man from Western New Yort lcn yc.,..
ing eve. pure bread Spanish Ncrino
for 800. They were the tat II that
Sear1 crop.
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DIED.

~ AhdMobgry, sept. Il, MI. LYDIA. wife nj
Alfred StoWoll aged 20 years. -"
~, '''mei To he ripe for immortality. The
'ripc. She "'e" ~ - '"'N
y. rem lihe autumn fruit, lhat mellowed long.
4 ct wondered nj because it dropped no sooner.
Shr "' enjoying aud enjoyed by her friend
pothap' more than ever before. Bnt abe cs-od
no. 10 staf in that hoaao Of her pilgrimage She
eiT"if 70 Nc 3aV"r whom she adored and loved
GJn'i.lian communion ond devotion. She feJo
ShG "eel anl heoiou5 promises, until her ant.
irrnh9i We're over and her peace was made nsr.
feet in Heaven "'ue per
i"'' lnIeeo, ioi ~ do We sorrow, but for cur
face no more e Hei
II.
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N Il. female Medical College

fHNGt laid oIRhEf BOSTON.
De- Telith Annual Term Will commeute Oh
%eeE PH2TE'soRs. EnoHh {. Rofe. NJ. u =.
Vie r aHl Practice Of Medicine; John X. Pal
m'' o. }lateris Nedea, Therapeutics ami
Chemistry stephen Tracy, VI D., Anatomy and
Net-'r 'I.gi7 /. Zakrzewasko, NJ. D., 0bsta-
trics 1ni l,ess5s q Women and Children; Fran.
co. ; Cooke, Vi. D., Physiology and Hygiene,
" Irr 2. Jenfs " D., Derionstrator.
i,r. fir each OF the six Tickets. Rooms to
be L.l or 'iri-nts in the College building The
CON. la- uJw Clinical Department for he
pr,c q. B.. education Of its students.
FNOCH c. R0LFE, Dean of the Faculty
C93 Wsshingtpn' street 2s;3;w
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THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY, September -. It4a.
Al market 1920 Cattle about 1000 Reeves
120 Storos, consisting of WORKING Oxcn Iowa,
and one two and three years old
PnIcrs--H 1rtd Bcef Extra, s. .007,5i: inst
quality, G.dd,25 .econd do. 55,2j third &c.. "a O..
Working Oroi,--5 70, $50 - 600
HITCH t1ic5-S53 o Al common 40 81. ala
Tiro leas OH-s1, "a
Three Years old $50 20.
Hdt.-7o7 ! 2 per IL.
tW SLIME n 13c per 3D.
Id'cr- S1lo- at al l-2 c Rough
AcF au' dmt'-g92i At market Extra and
Selection. s22513,o0 IN lots ! no, 81 2ja1 n.
PsH'-si.G2 % 5J-D
i,1i Cdi,t--lJ 80 / VJ e.. Ou. $50
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To the Medical Faculty.

Prov. ~ GRArH Philadelphia Al fl.
terval-, during thirty Gears past, my vile ha
pcen s1blcc. 10 Rheumaii-tn Of the mo, yioi.,.
c'st-'ay -four times yonr-- sometimes 81 ,eve,,.
's 70 make IT necessary % administer large do,
OF lhe linciure Of Guacum and Morphis, and t.,
rock her likoan infant iu a large rocking chm
70 Hdlcc any rcpoec, Having frequent core
p9udence with my son, no. 1913 Chestnut Stree
OF your city.J Informed him ofan attack che he
aopu' the middle Of last month, (Janunry.l wbicl
was "' such scvelity as 10 completely paralvze
inc system. lie, in his anxiety for his mother.
WeH''c eat Toe bottle uf yoBr Electric Oh
bd' ah' one Of the Practitioners of medicine
ln Gun place. and not prOscIyte 10 any kind ~
patent medicine did hesitate To give il n tr,ei
However,, on reflection, | concluded 70 trv II
which diii - Pers0n5 directly IN TO Tho let,e,
arp after the third or fourth applicntion sbs he.
oIne rather pl--ive and before one third n tbs
bottle vac used not Jingle vestige ofthe 1iseses
remained in the system. and she still continne@
wei 7lrhcHrh che rode out distance of Ia mile.
without renewal Of any Of the symptoms
therefore feel It my duty FOR the sake of suferi,
humanity ana al-J fnlly believing that merit nm.
o'i Al circumstance should be rewnrded Ia
forward tM teltildonial an yours truly
"SIPH T.. ELklNGTON,M. d..
''" 'f'in7 +. o, Burlington County, N, ]
!. p. Any comm mication for me Willie re
Sg!Nea adore sing 70 my son ( Merchant No 10a
Che7iuut Street '' -'0 I've
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Just Hold on a Moment
MD
LOOK AT THIS

whoever YOU are who are wishing to purchs.
ara" stove Of any flnd-ths season-iust call
on me suo cIlt'f ut the old stand, and examine
oyer thirty different sizes and patterns of Cot
rarlor- COOK, Parior, shop, Hail, or Be Room
StofF comprising greater variety than has ever
beeh cen Mt my one time or place in this re zion
consisting Of thi latest Improvements, the hand
somcstb beet anu cheapest patterns If stoves
nave ever been seen in this market and win he
sold cheaper thi' season than ever before.
Also rs usual general assortment OF Mares
Of ln Copper, Bra7, Iron, Sc, Of the best stocl
ani W9rfman9hip stove Pipe and Furniture of
CUE 4 WILCON
''dAl.hury. Sept. n. ls6o ai:6w
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N0EIHE . II ptI lcNI., IUf Tie Vrnl
ontm- Auru7t /, 1850. Said per centaro IN he
cast upon The original amount Of the premium
note, without reference 10 any endo acment AM
10 be paid to the Treasurer at his office in Mont
pe,ier On "a before the 9Th Of October, 1853.
Mem6ci' Of the Company will fndn the hanis
Q! me Eeptoaentasive3 elect to the Legislature,
Sehe lule showing the amount Ct the assessment
dSe IRON each respectively and they ara partic.
ulafly desired 10 see thar the money for their o.
sessment j. forwarded u the Office in October
me assessments mus: Be paid when due.
httlG attention to this an the part Of the Members
oil the COMPANY WIN save Them expense mi
trouble
j. I. THuRSTOE. treasurer
MOSES HAWKS is Agent for tbs Company, a
"n7l Montpelier Aug t. 1859 24s;w
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SUBSCRIBERS

VINO hNro n9t yet got then Books are requested
70 10 , Immediately, as iii, necess7rv thSt he
bills should be paid Mt once WV
y, B'-An opportunity, Is now offered. for
snort 'M oHly, to those citizens who did not sl,b
scribe for this werk to obtain it if applied for i'm
metatelY at the ta5scripton Price
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ttVT1I9EI y VII0 Ts3I IIII
DON'T Ri DEcEITEp ASV IoSGLE
We (the orignators of the GIFT Book Buaines3)
will send our large new Catalogues IN book form
postaFe,paii, 10 any address.
ALBERT COLBY L co,
1li9m No 20 Washington st, Boston, Nhs=
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

coughs Cods. Eionchiu.. A.th.a Group.
Whoopine Cough Disease o. Tho Throat and
Lung, and Pulmonary Affections otthe everest
type, ere quickly cured hY that long u.aj and
faithful remedr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-05

job 3on w. Feb 20, loI!.
". Iowls l Co, 30 ton i feel it my duty
10 make known to the world tho wondesfu eaioa-
cy Of Your W1.'ar': Bai'am Of ITd Ccrrv For
twenty years | was -oIoly afflicted with the
Plhisic, and previously 10 using the Ba!.am
was propquncei ~ the phyaican8 ncuraple
Two or three bottle, afforded me q good deal o..
reliet, and rs many more completely restored me
and for two yeNr7 past have not had the least
return If that painful complaint.
MRs. JosEFh BAKEa
Tie genuine article always has the written sig
noture off, BUTTS on the wrapper and Il
for sOle b. all respectable Druggists everywhere,
md for sale by ". ?. Russell and II. A. Sheldon.
MiddloburY D. D Haskell, West Cornwall {;
Z, s, Atwood, Sh1reham Roscoe s. Wa-hburn
New Haven J L. Ecelham Bristol II O,
Smith Nonl5ton, anlb dealer, everywhere
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During the summer that has inst passed
away, thousands Of sufferers from dyseutaiy and
diarTh9a have been relieved BY the use ot Hos
letters Bitters, II medicine which ia evidently
destined to maintain n permanent place ia the
public estimation. Bilious dimrhea il one If
those diseases which bafle' the 7kll Of the ply
sician. The medicine they administer 10 net
upon tile bowels never seems 10 reach the source
Of the evil. The difficulty i5 to get 4 remedy
that will rench all the digestive organa, aud give
them simultaneously q rush of vgor, to rid them
selves Of this disease This problem is solved pv
the Bitter9, which never fails to conquer the most
ing the season lust closed this medicine has
q. hieyed more cures than any other ever preseu-
ted to the public, and during the fan which that
tenibl, scourge, the foyer and ague, is 90 prevr-
lent, the Bitters Will gain fresh nmo.
Sold BY druggists md dealers, everyvli-rs.
See advertisement in another column
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES DIARIES
Celebrated Female Pills.
ST. 49,
-ls f,3S1}
&1s%l. Ks ,a.f "a A.l9

F',Poed troad l. tTItoJ4oJ j. Ctal{,, w.
II. Phas'ciaa IDy0ord11ru Ollie OHesf.
This inyaluable Medicine unfailinE ia the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
TO which the iemp.o con ututiou IS uhjoct. u
moleratcs al exec . remove Ill distractions
and speedy cure may ll relied ou.
H. hTT'td LuaS- ii t. peeuuot' udsd 1t
Val, ia Il mort time. hung oa th, H-Hfhy period
wIth regularity.
Each bottle, price ou5 dollar. beau the Govern.
ment stamp Of Oreai Britain prevent counter
felt.
CAUTioS Thee Fills should not be taken by
I, males during the ftSt three MoaMs Of pregnancy
a. they are NE t. bring on mi 7caTriaPa but at
ANY otheI time they are safe.
la all case3 OF Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain ia the Back, Fatigue ON slight eyertion, Pal
pitation of the Heart Histories and White these
Pm vii effect n cure when all othermeans have
ldilei. and although powerful remedy, DO not
contain non, oalomc anthony. Oh anything hurt
lul % The constitution.
tull directions accompany each package.
sole Ascent Tor the United States ANA Cana "a ,
JOB MOSES,
Late c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, y. i
N D.-sl00 and postage stamps enclosed 10
Gny authorized agent, viii insure n bottle Of the
Pills by return Of mail
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Late / c, baldwin & Coz
n.nl-- -. \

Is. D.-7l.00 aud postage stamps enclosed 10
Gny authorized agent will insure 4 bottle Of the
Pills by return Of mail.
u sale b. II. a. Sheldon, Midilobuly -
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VIM. ~. GRO ER,
ttOruoV at = aw

OSSnN s..J0 UoV0ftl
DkAcTlcES only In the Civil Courts VI kseord,
= end dsvoles his TINA chlsAy 10 Q>muerciAi
cases. Business from abroad will receive careful
attention. Ofhcs No. - Chesput street.
lisa. I, '5e-Akvly E 48
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5ucc6Sxors to Demlng Lore
BANKERS,
yIVk particular attention TO collections andre
" mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
kETERBncEs:
Bank Of North Ameri0A, New York.
Drsxsl Co., Philadelphia.
/ i. W, Clark 4 Co., :.
CitiIeps' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Ssuily Cashier, do
y. Brady, Cashier, W heel ing.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, zanesville.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings fnstitution, st. Louis.
Geo. Saith = Co., Chicago, ~@
Northern Bank Of ksntueky, Lsxingtsa.
novz4d
wM. rHoEPson. D. " nArIxY
WIN. THOMPSON r CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner of Main ana secona sts..
AAOh
Nov. 3, SD
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aBc. O. AHDEnsCn. ALxxAHDsA DAncLAI
[RsTABLIsHED IN Is4e.1

k6TA6L1HHEDl In 1916
&NtsFe 8fs4E -. $685.
I A8ws sDARKTvG HOUSE or
= = = r = y U. AN - y n IN ~ q y.
HAVE tAis day admitted ~ : partner In The
j Banking Busineas, Alexander BsYclsy, fwho has
bssn my teller for the last six ycars). The busi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the arm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON b 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses III not
the olasst) Ia ISwa, the now frm solicits sonin-
nance Of furmevpatronagss 90 hbsrslly extended "a
the senior partner.
They win make colsctions and remit, less Ex-
change, on ths dsy Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - sformeTly BY senior part
ner wis
RKYKRxHcIs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, ksnier l. Co., Bankers, NJ Y.
Edward w. Clark CO.., Philsdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClApp. Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Holman k0eIpcks, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer hAhm, Bankers,
Gilmore d Brothsrton /. Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Enstitution, ST. Louis.
Ksokak, m. i, IS. GEO. @. ANDERSON
jan5d q-
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CABU6' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street, I Doors above A< hussss HoS'
lAlH~CuTrING done according 70 Physios-
I'll i. nv ana she vgin los dsshs Csttssf.
sAsir ana 4M AiskAFs d,sd ~ psrfsessons either
brown " hack. 1890,
The ptrptissor cails spera astentssn 70
/ ol Aair css,Sns, ~ad ch2llssses shs prsfsssaSs.
fyb21 dAw1y
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ThrOu9h Tickets

ThrOu4h Tickets
TO ALL POINTS in the Union and canAdas can be
procured ut the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main Street, betpses First and Second,
oPPosTE THE BILLINGS RoUsx,
kEOKUK. 4. IOWA.
J.R. TEWnSBURY,
Ticket Agent.
TROUGH FREIEiT CONTR RACTs
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
- made NJ shts oStHcs. Damages and
over -charges settled promptly.
May 5th, 1859
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'oaaAn DAAnsr. ". ALLRs nUfGnk. 9. ". PAas0as.
BARNEY. BUTLER 4 PA RsONs,
ATTORNEYS AND c0UEe ELLUkS AT Law
TRISIrY BuILDNo, Ill BROADWAY,
Feb3d AVON NEW YORK.
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e BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johsssn 0ad N1sth Streets,
KEOkUK......
=. VAIL & Co.

1O8ERH n rA4AECH,
Con1sctlOncr,
Nnin-st. bet 0th and oth........ EOKUK,
MANUFACTURER Of sll kinds OF Cakes and
NlCAndies, Pyramids, 4c,. Allorders for parties
win De prompi.y .;;sl1s -, - 40 ho1;ss. &c
tioe and in the most approved style.
ootd @ 6tN@ a* A@s
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VIM. n. MIS- ERvEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
General Csaiecting agent.
rOnA ..-....iUW a.
KRvERENcEs:
Hon. John w. Stockdalc, Register Of Fort Dodge
Land Oh6ce;
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Uhoe 8@
Hon. Vim. II. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Gen. Van Antwerp, Keokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J. D. Thompson. Judge 18th judicial Dis
trict, Haryslon, Iowa.
Geo. B. Reid, ksokuk Iowa;
b. O. Finch, Des Moines, lows.
Hon. 5. A. Douglas, Washington, D. c.
June Idly
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At MARCUS, en- secenA-stroet.
"A is the only piscc that you can get good Gain
twist Ridcs, and Colts Revoivers Ut SIS piece.
mchyed1J
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-08-20
FRED.

The La Crosse Democrat publishes the following
poem as the production of a young lady OF that
city not yet out of her teens. If such be the fact
it indicates decided talent
Out in the sultry and dusty street.
With sun burned ringlets and nut brown feet
Scarcely spanning the width of my hand,
Is the tiny print they leave in the sand
Deep, flashing eyes and forehead bold,
Telling OF genius richer than gold;
"A jacket hanging in wrent and shred
This is my hero-my little Fred.
His mother is but a vulgar cook
His home is a filthy, garret nook
His heaven, the noisy and jostling street
Where bravely falleth his little feet.
Sore and bleeding though they NAV be
Yet often he trips 50 JOyously-
Unheeding yet feeling the curse and the blow
That greets him in bounty whereof he NAV 90
Oh that thy soul so lilly white
So fair and pure in its dawning light
So soon shall be darkened by pain and sin
That the light of love may not enter in!
Oh that thy intancy-free and glad" g. a-
Should be scared to a life so stern and sad,
That thy heart with its wealth of rock bound pearl
Should be lost in the depths of life lowest whirls
The years will pass and thy soul, SO white,
Will be shade in sins darkest night; "a.t 80
And these little feet will leap to 60 yT .
Through the darkest deeds the heart may know,
God pity thee, Fred! God pity them all sy..'
whose hrst years are sorrow, bitterness gall -
Who through all their dark and dreary youth
Anow all OF hfe but God and Truth. =. h'LAi.
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Great Fire at Cincinnati.

-. CINCINNATI, Aug. IL.
At one o'clock this morning fire broke out
in the wholesale liquor establishment of S. S.
Bayle Il Co., which was entirely DESTROYED.
Loss about 500, ,000-insured $50, 200. The
fire extended to the warehouse of S. N. Pike,
wholesale liquor dealer, partially destroying
it. Loss $50, ,OOo-insured for $4,000. Al,
so Crane and Reid, manufacturers of metallic
burial cases. Loss about $4,000.
The losses by the fire are as follows
Boyle & Co., $15O,OOO-nsured $75, 900.
Breed & Co., and Barstow, Breed & Co.,
$20, ,OOO-fllly insured. - sn
g. Henshaw, furniture manufacturer. Loss
$1O0, ,0OO-fully insured.
Reetfying of S. N. Pike almost wholly de-
stroyed. Loss $50, ,00O-insured probably
for 100000 - %, ~ =. -
Several fremen were injured by falling
walls during the fire. -
The water in the cisterns became exhaust
ed, or the destruction would have been less
The whole steam fire department was ON
duty, and water had to be carried distance
of half mile . .r.s -....r
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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-08-20
From New York.
NEW YoRK.

New YoRK, Aug. 10.
The supply of money is increasing; on call
is easier, and six per cent. is the common rate.
1t is reported that Commodore Vanderbilt
is to take the steamer Adriatic in exchange
for the steamers Cortes and Uncle Sam, and
that he sells the Northern Light and North
Star for $780, 900 to the Pacific Mail Compa-
ny. The opposition is to cease after October.
Nathaniel Marsh, the Secretary of the New
York and Erie Railroad, has been appointed
Receiver. At a meeting of the Directors yes
terday, committee was appointed to devise
a plan for the reorganization of the COMPANY
The suicide of wealthy Southerner at the
st. Nicholas hotel, reported this morning,
proves to be without foundation.
The police, on Sunday night, arrested two
men, named Potter and Clarke, at the house
on Forty-fifth Street, where recently about
$4,000 in counterfest money was found. At
the time of the arrest the police received
$4,000 in counterfeit notes, and apparatus
for altering bills, with large quantity of bank
note paper, and thirty six counterfeit plates.
The shipment Of specie on Saturday, per
Ocean Queen and Kangaroo, is not expected
to exceed 81 100000 $55O,OOO are now en-
gagged. 's 70 '''a 10 -buaegs
The stock market, in its prominent features,
Is much the same as during the previous fort
night. An almost entire absence of outside
demand is noticed, and stocks having more
than speculative value, either fall daily or
hang at almost former prices. SO .raGa