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, 1859-05-06
New York Market.
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lIEE fEIEGEtit1.l NEW 11EE May :.
AstlEs-QuiA.
FLnrE-!tac active and unsettled bit unchanged Salrs
+2" ll~ 1t sE.i4.dH IL fTc4tr St.t: s4E flu fur -uIrr
NrsttH u tpE So fir Common IN goo extra Nceer:i
eh.es*a for d., thund-hsp tIloelrg hrnl. tA.a.a.-
80 fur e1tra9 Rye fnurqu Ut ~. .5G+4G. Sales
IN ltbl..
t;EA,s-Whrat a:,n hut les ac:tyc. >ales sAon u at
&l.ii fur Milwaukee, Ctu. 43UH fnr 3uixtu ILL
Rye hti Ar7r yac. Barley straly 1t fur STATE a
.,c fur California Com rrc. Sa!- tsutl BIZ 1t Sc os
Er>ttr all. Southern na.4 fer yellow tcr.y and
N.tltin, -t. r.tr III 5t,'c for Stalr ad @5 'Ic nr
Western anil 'a,,lla.
Wnl=kt-fim Sa!cs ft) Ibis at stxG2.c. Thv LITTER
fJsirc ~; sfHrt tine.
THov11tss-P'k unchanged. Mc.s Arm: wiilc prime
f-raTy: e:.rS l"n lid: Il" "ee Ii =. fur nGss. 1IhH
l;.ls for oa d. T. .s Gr 44c. ccf :ti.e giles
l+a ht:; 49," f"s ."*iirv Eriue. :.Jts .!5 for II.
packed hiset ,l. aI l.sH l1 fr extras. Mcs beef
hfm. l..ur+.: s,. l'o lie:rr, Te>; slU fr ,unr ii
fir dark rn.a AID Is sound. l;tr: Hans -.rry. Il
fgl1: sa!cs II l i..Al. csH 9uIet; sllcs IL, hIas
western s;tkrsi >Quuer. 7s'+. Tut Meats u,r.an*.l,
GGs fuE slnnders AID st+|,4 for i1tu-. Lard huayy;
kAcs 4M tl's 11@1!' contract for 4oJ bh1s st-
ile,i Ut i1 Eur, a. fus state 81 10 for
uhin. Chct-e zig IL: f,r n.w and old State,
llIpEs-inwer. saes l.yi t., Ut IL 1s 07!hoco, s6xc
fuT M,.attst1e,
>r@ks-a,Sc Scenaa Hoard unsettled Virginia 6s o., Mo
Gss.k. lakt Erie Western ist mrtEage j! liar!r'n =!
IN ~. 'h iaur Quincy etis ii. b & Hu sGE. Fac
t'a,. I1la'a 12sE tia 4 ti tx. Mivh t'rn 4s, Mick
~uu gua1 sl,ccn 49, ivek Island ~.
Montreal Market,
l[5y Telegraph New York. Aprils.
, 1859-05-06

nFFltE SCPT. OF PUBLIC
WORKS. tA..:.n, Nav lii! -.
'ale't F:"1i.. VII -' F-,!' Il T'f Ma" I'M
W: III: aEl! Ilt;. I:"al i7v.t f.. /. ". !. -..,t
to lars&H:a -':rt E7:.t, 1,n. to its H.,
ti",I> III t,:;> t'h>t.
ln. Lis I" n ..i7c--e. l., th.. titv .17S
MY i-f1il.. L; EyEI ANri .rt
, 1859-05-06

M ET = *.{l4E.~s3 Il z T
VI I.r'!s, TUX t''nn'y So .,a"'y rur1 ii
t"a.""r llr4:-lh t!aH,!s- ill., i: .t',hat': u~r
rK-:-. ~. j. L." ~, .s," :'ss4tn4 It A!>l..
NkrG-, L.~nnse t.".s; And tv!'a L.! 3.
erstsl :r.rs et::e~i u 'hr 7:t'e tt';;~i J. T.
[4l:.r Esr@r, Mater In tharet. =, i'-k 7uItr, viii.
tc .Ac,.,. usI ~ ui MN t. H. 80 :, II u, s IL tl,s
f.s.". # -; la. = i At Put > t t!s i-r; i
i. f,1 e:, tie cit af ii Lat N tirrt "a; i lii, NJ
Il, IT, III WIs"tt'- Ail;uh T. t!!ie-' ,Ae EQUITY II
s al s'asr If ti:n <' ar l." w s.a,c Il Tic hstt
th.n tt tnut l!u-. ip t.e C.:r II .,.:Ls. the
County and -;:re a:u5.-e,hl. It.. Fame FKEEll
,ut..t1.tl:b Master In tLasCs1y t'ns iuuuy
, 1859-05-06

)FFICE OF SCI'r. OF IBI.lC
~ W.sA, .tv ,c tni,.., A;,I.. -,
sSir'! ft"; '>f- viii J.. s..-;s,.! ri; S.,.;tv
M:t r. sh I" t11E*> T.. t' ,,''t o. ,!.,. lt.t
"1 LAX fI':H i: St-:.t,'- t. L:.l II r.
:a'!r ,-s7! Il. l:~ Thy tI..s.
Tie city nrs;.- 1!r E-:.s tc'.t AK .- III '..
:r:.Lt I-.i-.: T. II t-}It .Nft ,,.+
, 1859-05-06

4Fl n,is- Cook rn'Hty s$1i.sutr T.. ut of Co I tp,
Nass a C"ussran 4 a.. ss Gerlr:e He:tr ai-la
f.l1HGefy.
Public Il. .ee l. hc.~hr g!va III. l. L. C. rar r7per
Master i" cA:aesTy t1 took Gsfty >is It l..:s s;~-
lo:J 1t 's ueoe4 L. IL forenoon IL ~. .4s u IT, ,-
r!'- EafscE xii Iii 1.-The foo~.rk iu>t.
pair,s " AT!- tn ~::-L (. ~ AMI eight 49, II.
nri nfsy.ar t5N f III r-aal T:7>ise* sAo-si>i. 4
u: Lnrwe>i qE4s:tE ~ ~sn tErHty I'll. in Town
hir fFrynuf ts 1ryt uf Isanxr fourteen l ra.t tQ-
E.'htfwith tht ..siii a.l lu, tt.re.: Ta1
i.t sid lard viii be of al t.s ,skLt t N. l,,,.
ii >a;t i,f:"IeEt, Ht!:trt l. t4NE FEEEK
Aazrr In dh.lu.erv all Speyaf Cuu4n.t->iyt;e7.
Chicago A41th ssah, taia.
Thsa-ve <!r ;".t2ns~i ~ io t-nth {ol lar l.. Mr.
4. H. 1>5s st 1hs I.l.t A"! p.4t ~ at..v.
Lt.r. FREER
l1a>ttr IN f::snce.r and >frs:al tunnl:asicrer.
C.!cast, April ~, ls12. asts0tt ck:3
, 1859-05-06
I1nnfrtdkcrS.
THICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD,
In Connection with the
La CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAuR0AD,



SAerssss Ksa5s t. 81. P~Hl,
AKn TIE
ONLY ALL r. r. LINE TO La CROSSE.
On and ate. MONDAY April 9Th l5s ,asssne, t1ans
will laly tSuuLay~ cxceptedl fEox>; L4zyc Iii
fn Staon corner Of Nest Water and Cok st5eeis
MORNING LINE AT 9;oo A. A~
For Stations Oh ,he Like Share, arrives ut Milwaukee 1T
1et ~ ecnnec.s With tEaEs fpt all points the l..
tt.-r nni 4,t..nstr Rar,L for Fond tn Lac Ushkoll
0secn Ear. Berlin, Rirnn- aad II lacrosse with
Packet Roasa for 1t. FauI,
And tho Upper Mississippi River.
EVENING LINE AT s:t5 Fx
Stopplns 1t Evanston Lakr Forst. WaukeEAn Eeuosta
and ftarinc .zfiYnk At MExaukee 1915 ~ forming
NiqAt L4A< Ii q and {aket tHAr1i,a la.i
Hlnuaa HA1is KetHng4 l11soat Saltwater, uastlngS ST.
Anthony Minneapolis .n othe! principal riaces Sothwc
In adr71te Of ali ntter Routes.
Fate IS low IS by auy other Line.
Comfortable Sleeping Cans Lctwcen Milwaukee and Ii
Ero!st.
WArKEuAx coHuuTAT1oS TRAIN At a:s,E1-
ssnp7ag Al Stzjoux and eAsry1aE passengers Com
mutation Tickets o1E,HAlr TIE tsEAL fAEE. Retun.
h4s train leaves Waukeao Il 40 aa a11ises at ssO L.
Trains 1rare M1tEaukct at l30 Sis 7eh CHI
eag0 II and 5;45 p., for the eas south and wr-t.
Freight Trains aves Ch7so da!ly II ~ a- arrives
It <:s6 r. m.
Connections also z,.dr With al Railroad. Kstaha IA.
c:ne 2n1 Milwaukee. II. L. SYKES, r..
ape, Superintendent Chicago 4 Nllwaukee r. R.
, 1859-05-06

~. :lo1tss, y. H.. May :',-Tl.r linc between
snekyille and dorchester has ceased to work this
morning under circumstances which, induce well
Etoanaeu >nsr'c,on That it has been Mnlicously
put oui Of order for the purpose Of s,cculator:.
who are understood to be favored by the mana
gers OF the Nova Scotia line, TO tho exclusion Of
the Regular press and private dispatches.
There is g""d rclsn,. to believe that tte Nj
nsara arrived ut Halifax tast night, nnd tlla. lcr
fs s%f Nv ~la arrive here by telegraph express
news reach Us before The close Of business, il,
nam I'olnt> will be published immediately.
, 1859-05-06
American Medicnl Convention.

HUNTSVILLE. MAJ "A resolution from the
New Jersey Medical Society asking for tho ~
ra5!ishmcnt nf lizard nf tcnsnrs from each
Supreme cnu1t Jns!ir} District. to grant tlpl,-
mus 10 afl proper n'rnbers Of the Association,
SINS referred II the coln,1:ttec Of conference
4 resolution WAS passed tn>iructing the snn,c
committee IL confer with the ss4.e Medical
s,ociteirs to procure ,:niiiuFm uction tho.thnnt
tile pr"(ekei"r. hy cnrrJ,hg into the standard
preliminary examination adopted by this -isso-
ciation ut its organization ia l~41.
Dr. s;4ynr, IF New York. offered resolution
that tucl Stat" Medical Society le rrqtes.ud 10
appoint annually tw" delegates for each >;tn,e
c"nrEr- I" utrni to I'll examinations If cu,.tli-
dar* ii'r IRA luating g-li,at ecch college permit
e"eE delegate. Ii, participation i: the cxan,in-
.uion, and VOTE Ut 1tir qualification. If such
candidates. Referred 10 lEe Committee on Co..
fcrcncs.
nr. 1'rnj. " Dudley WIS unanimously elect
ell uA Il Pcrnasi'.t lnri:llrr.
Tie Convention Adinurilrd till t,n,or,ou
, 1859-05-06

F11107A 7111O1111> 11&3' Z llElEEsQ4
IL New York, 1854. Improved In 1853.
FIVE ORDINARY HANDS, with horse 10 md the
Ay will hy the yar o0 to .o0 0o9 tr:cks In al 81.
peFaE to ha1s1mae- The3 are sci up y the common tut
mill and readily moved gon 10 anoAe ~ Vrtfh.
Ing 81 warranted arone and nut likely kct ont o{ ortr
They Producing the nuct brick iu Chicago. itce tIi
Halls Improved Horse Power Apu'dc7a 4a5.
BRICK PRESS.
One and Lug can press 5000 to 400 pc. DIV. eou,l
to the TT lhil1dcphia pf7a brick The brick Anwa
IL Ead delivered The ede. facilitating ha lie hhor
They sruak, md warranted for yeaF Thev 20
sd3a~a ~ - csd*ss5 Aand keep dts s1ap md
Apply T. &. kiPLEY, 1t The otuce Of AID Av..x ..s
Aadsou strsi. ChicaEo and RICHARD B00UK s.
feu3s1 "as'e 1o7eH1aes eAo pe h0- . mktIs9Qtp
, 1859-05-06
TT i / L a. Il 0 L n y !,
LII INSURANCE AGENTS,
100 SOUTH WATER STREET.


Certificate to Expire the 3ls tay o. Jant.ry. 1t.
AIprIvR. tFfi'I. S7.lE !.i.tSn:ss
- sPR.>GflErr. March -, l2.3.
WHEREAS THE Commonwealth Fire i,,s,rancc t..-. ln.a
ted At New York. IL the Sta- It Nj Yrt Eset III Ia.
oifsr s1atenst'' # the ru~i' ri it: .a!s nri-s.
by An Act n regulate the ACrtc;ls r In>f.sue a1,s
nies mt lucr1H1at,d BY tr >.ar Of lanns" a .,,tvi
fsbruar II. ies and an Act a:nendatr, thereto
January = 1S, an. whereas :.s! C,n1tay II i.!i-:.!
saal,iaS'"f' s!.sse thst it !, Possessed # The nr:n'
died III this "Ate tt"n Instrument. >;el b ,r lrc,.
Is'.s IN. scervtrry tht's". ap;uittlx Mr~r~: IaA :
ls*ns.' Il ~! t"'as. and f"i'y a' aA1ersr:y AZ.
thn1t ten ~ ack1U~ ls4!c srrfics rrtt.- u!
t~!lalf If saa c"iins, that -~1vsr IT rr.7-+
u..a ttc -.d AsrGtA slall be tasr, a 'r; IN r Will
al reFsc't un she C"Afahy. and wlsnk a cai If
s"r ly Eea%p Ct tuch service.
Nu" therefore. n i.suate VI ft pT,ynns IT Tie Act
a'rr%ait }ets' X. nu,at. Auditor lI;iv Ar.,;t-rf
tht STATE # i'lnis. 'n hcre; cv'sity tkat TIE s4:1
Hall Rounds authorized Aytts f.+f tte sail
sai ett:ns ~ trans lie bu.tns., nf Insurance III
state. uif tie iEi:tF tr-t uly II llna-s In ttr wear
eighteen hundred aud s:uy far they may u !elr
empowered ~ IL tu by sd COMPANY.
IL testimony whereof, hltc lss.ecntn an1.< ;inei
III hatc. anl affixed Tie h4l II Ely tt4er. i:
spn'I.htll, thls t~eG.t: :-siNcll 1ay Ut MaEv!!,
4. u. lSj9
, 1859-05-06


New ORLEANS, May 5.--l,y the Quaker f.;,,.a
mails Wy have in, ci=cncc from Port uu Prince
to April Il.
1hr brig Atrican, from New 1'nrk arrived
there on the l:ih, witt. - t|li1busl.rs, and 40
guns a'd "f!scr munitions If war, having failed
IN land tl,e,n ut Sueru, t;runt1>. t'ul,a ,fLo ~,
tempt "ns 'Hadr m the :Hll ult, hut the bou,,
we're s":t?"d u,d the munitions in them lost.
The African lad 3.'@' in advance Of tl,c .er.
wire. ~ '>
The Spanish Consul nj 14ayti had notified
Gen, C"ncl'a who despatched u war steamer To
capture them. Nothing had been heard Of .1le
utiler fiflibu,ter vessels. >
!, Ile steamer caaa" ba brings Havana dates tn
the 3'th.
j, Her adsices confirm tLs reported fni]urc Of
tllc t'ilibustcr expedition which, went from tbi,
CITY, and adds that they were wrecked on th,.
Island "f San 1'nrninSo. where they remained.
=, inc guns were put in'n Tie public >t"rsloase If
Fort an Prince. She brings $itS .'"~ in s,,cci,.
from New Orleans
, 1859-05-06
AXE FOREST IlOTE

- Uo:el Il Liz l,s ,e>s1t kF tie <t.
unaths Ia. !v4 Permanently 4-I ~ iAr .wl pro
rdet1s rsasti aal .,l r eeasi ''r hs resptY: r
f.s faHlies for '> x' III. for ri.a an. l~
tty scitrtuett thIrkh Tie HIT Inquiries TT rl-
he made IN thsea u Peser PaEv Esl $ u.
kELIVtta. s.-nnt:ttDt. 1IAa.:G
, 1859-05-06

1OMMISS1ONERS' NOTICE
- Fuhse co.tce hereby gvla to Al ps,.!v, a.<,.-,
a. aa. e. a*ss{nea y a.mYi; Appointed t. e
hI1d7Ed ana seve2ty TIVE DOL nj, tse5n,, u{..;.
e3e Il the Veg risiun, y him tre:ued terct;: i ~
ak.o Veg Water st:se: fya Ra.Goph sine; 10 all
oxten s'rSet VIII c At sobn M. In the M1so,c Teris
IN 1e i41a Jay I'll MAY l74 II tie hnur Il II week AZ
ffE The tuEl"et It Aaknk Nj! A-e-.sslue,1 -
myfttdilt sHpt. Special A:, siyn,. III C.n,n,..s.r
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
~ f.tit n.tis 4 ivr.y E;srn IL Il, ,,,,.
at , 'he nn unsrfsd & som;:,nas: az 7oo,s i: t
MY thousand utlrsd and txeEt7,:I =, in, aT:r
80 ul"A thu sv:l estate lii t!:r :sct1 rI.su Ia
,a rt1;tst eHeateL b.: EliEe. waking and n1yrg TX
stfert tfon y Madn st1ret 10 !ik >ter w nt 4, rrnl
~. H:ne Trm;!e IN .' Li!, :ay II Nav lSa 4. IT,
otr q oe!t ". Gr t.e ::T,ose IT t.ak,r III. ~
ts1u4en1 &. ". GRAY
~ >'N \ - :: Xxi
, 1859-05-06

nIontreal Market.
lBy Telegraph. New York. Apsi's.
fInrR-f1r11 iut les active. Sr;erdne At G.<i6.sa
MHEAT--ai"t s'su milwaukee, tuD 1t 81. .:ttetl Az.
fHRH-5f A&t3A.
nAIt-1lC tcI IS lis,
, 1859-05-06

" -Thc Director. i. ii. Gardea t,.5 Ala:7. Con.
the eaia stock of sai Company payable 1t the ol
the md rslN,ts, heNye fhe 1T dsy II M,y
next- ROBERT n HOW 49, 49,
eaA8V' 0p0 @H, 1s"' aPs5-lw.dlu
, 1859-05-06
AfgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Dctault

M y II I u u Il yTtLL.-14EIstFiIl
4sA ktrcS aera made by jcha Diva II 1se ra-c"t ef
ts ctaln dated the t<ea1"s!,ta t1r nf lheem:a-
f. u ISL s act p4F Lie hef,r~ e;Sycsrh aly "
Eet1!alE. A. D. s3s fr the sun 1t -yt'rn hn.sni
ss'rasy'ta5sr !"lial With ntess 1t TX !ercs Atc
~ ~ "a st uots ae:is tvnssd y erEs rta<: u
H1E y l4sl:s IT. wiz. and ee"E7i s' ra j. mf r.
L. leH III I."k sol N'f1sxr-@ Ing. r.. u t i:--
tptt-I titr II goa. r. s.:-, i.i"ts. H.! Ht,I t.
oo:i::i tfI,:.:. Tia. i. .,:.u, II t'r ,,s::e t-
;tos "a W r'. re- Enoit .4xrr e4n. IN ri e1-r * II }l
- :''' tlc I3js+: i! I'D sltt+.r ,ltnu!.-I
i9.zse a.f Fay ~~l il I. -n! t!r e". i"' aet 7" Tie
MI , =! vi! rt'eHy- lie tEr-f,re- tn"xr tat Oh hr
loth sas " May Ae, i. i. l-s2 shal ,.tr r1t'-e
~ lube sae II the t.urt Hout ds in tie city # h.4.
-. =; T.: c:',cS u. Lots II. -, - ~ =, -. -
- - = .. u -, ~. IL. IL. t., a.. d. t. i. -
q. - - y, =. y. 10 kn"xn .s 1s4v., >u!.,.
sun ~ IT. # fIt ,t h!f II t!:e HIthwe.t rl'.ait.r
* 1n c!s"u L. T"s -s; thiI:v.Iae n"r4h Ksusr thl,
r. v IT ts'r Principal Meridian, .+lf il. Ito s.,u1ty
~ 't-' a1 stag II unfs ~tc to h. IL: III Ean;.
t"ty :ac an"uL, tc 81 s.1;--4,ry MI III. I, t, Il
sa!e. s'!' t.t * a.t: u l., tur:E.,.rs.
LNttA Il tEEt,ERiCk M.tt.a.er
, 1859-05-06

The anrc N&nlulna 1lt-it-l permit rar.
es who E> - ay dEass fr ,heu.>- - t:"v
uay employ c1f:s 10 DO It III them t=iR: h.se
afsr rqm1ed- Permit. nr. IL slken cyt he;' oE,re
and The sewerage tn1aH viii tot b. Tor
the character It work !oL.. IL LIZ: i,. :, us
agents. The; will a& na:3 IL! t!e r:!.t = s'.icrs>.a
aud tgs"1 given them t. Law tie Jriyatt .-s;
L. The proper c.1r.1 n aud .a7r Il w:oA The uw:er, Il
psuxy - n syoI.itlc. ~ ".,ir * the E,arL
= b. WEBSTER, Actin. Gnn'r
Ch!czro. April lc, l~s api;.c.-csS
, 1859-05-06

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.;
~ Pubic nt!e" Il hrre!v eyr7 t. a.! ir4..eu
,at is + i"'ssA hy t's .rs.
t~u uA,!:e! a tl.rsr !,4'>. 3:, u;r, ttr n re:.,e
IL lie M.>t Hv.s.1n. ay him d:cfurl t.ett- ty 7r"t
iaF!ef stf.: fE''a Et'tn ii c.r .:-
VII! hc 4 Rom >o-a il Tx Ml~ 'n. Trale II, 14,l
ay II Mar e! At tht nus It hsfvk r. u f.. IT,, ,u:
p'.-e u Hlkias .aM .i>>,->n4ett-
1uy6-Gf-!l-J Il. H. GRAY
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-24
The Priest and his Droppers-En.


Louis Napolcon's country fte at Com
piegne has been very social, aud The compa.
ny very errant and adventurous. A party Of
q dozen or so Of the gay ramblers in the
fields and woods chanced one day, to miss
the path, and after some hours Of search,
found themselves in the village of B. Here
lived certain priest with whom they were
all very we'll acquainted, he being q plea.
SAINT companion and frequent guest at the
court table. Delighted to find such friend
In need, they poured into his humble dwell.
ling, and, begging him to use no ceremony
insisted on having the contents OF his larder
Immediately protuced-ior they were in q
starving condition.
Most cordial was the holy mans apparent
consent, and vociterous were his calls to his
servant to bring up the cold chickens and
empty the wine cellar, and have the break
tcst ready by the time he should return.
Sand where are you going I" asked his
guests, as they saw him draw his surplce
over his head, take up his wooden cross and
prepare to leave them.
"Oh, not TO be gone long" he replied
"no longer than the time it will take to pre-.
pare your breakfast. 60 only to The next
door, to ease the last struggle of a poor gitI
whom l confessed this morning, and who is
dying OF the smallpo But make your.
selves comfortable ill my return ~
And out went the priest, and very speed.
ly, y,ofcourse, decampcd the unexpected guests
who would otherwise have eaten the poor
man. cut Of house and home!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-24
Why DOEt you learn "a Trade

This question YVES propounded in our hear.
ing few days since, 10 a young man who
had been for several months unsuccegsrulIv
seeking employ ment as clerk or salesman
10 some OF cur leading houses. Complain
ing Of his i'll luck, one of his friends who
knew he had mechanical talent, but doubt.
ed whether he could make himself useful as
q clerk or salesman, put the interrogation to
him which We have placed as the caption of
this article. The reply was, that trade
was not so respectable as mercantile occu.
patton. Under delusive idea, our s;ores are
crowded with young men who have no cspa.
city for business, and who, because of the
fancied respectnblity of doing nothing,
waste away their minority, upon salaries
which cannot possibly liquidote their expen.
ditures.
Late, too late in life, they discover their
error, and, before they reach the age ofthir-
ty, many Of them look with envy upon the
thrifty mechanic, whom, in the days of boy
hood, they were accustomed to derde. The
false views Of responsibility which prevails
in the sol disant fashionable society of the
present day, have ruined thousands of young
men, and will ruin thousands more.-Iade.
Penden.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-24
A Wonderful DOG.

Alta prayer meeting out West. minister,
who had set about quarter OF his audience
asleep, and had been enumerating the in
juries which the enemy of mankind had in e.
flicted on US mortals, exclaimed, in q voice
of thunder:
"Who was it, my brcthern, first forced US
to sin by tempting Eve to taste the forbid
den fruit %
At this moment he was interrupted by the
yelping Of cur, which had got into the
church by some means. twas soon ex2ell.
ed, however, and he went on:
"Who did that !" he asked referring, Of
course, to Satan.
"Sam Scuper's dog" answered an Of.
fcicus deacon, "but we kicked him out foI
it,"
The mnidter was put Cat as quick as the
dog had been.
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1,he senator and the DrOmlOs.


The senior Mr.. Gay, of the National Ho-
teI al Washington, bears quite likeness to
Gen. Cass, and upon this the correspondent
Of the New York Tines tells the following
story: Is .~
A stranger, who supposed he knew mine
host very well, put up at the National the
other night. Since this house has become
the crack hotel at the Capital, it is quite full
at this time, and the new conner was neces.
satily, for the first night, sent to the upper
floor to sleep. Coming down stairs the next
morning, little cross, he met Gen. Cuss
who has a fine suite of rooms there, in the
hall, stepped up to him and in language more
forcible and rapid than elegant, said
"l'll be id iG III stand it, You've
put me at the top Of the house. mus: have
room somewhere lower down."
Gen. Cass, interposing and nerVously--
"Sir, you are mistaken in the person you
are addressing. am Gen. Case, Of Michi-
gan" .....
Stranger, (confusedly.) "Beg your par.
don, Gen. Cass-thought it was my old friend
Gay. Beg thousand pardons, sir. All a
mistake, all a mistake, assure you, SIR"
The General passed out Of the building
but soon returned, and as luck would have
it,the stranger met him full in the face again
but in another position. This time he was
sure be had mine host, for the Senator from
Michigan he knew had just gone out. SO
the stranger stepped boldly up, slapped the
General heartily and famlliarly on the shoul.
der, exclaiming:
"By heavens, Gay, I've got rich sell to
relate. met old Cass up stairs, just now,
thought it was you, and began cursng him
about my ROOM"
Gen. Cass, with emphasis.) "Well,
young man, you've met old Cdss again"
Stranger sloped, and hasn't been heard Of
hiDca
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