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THE briggs PATENT PTANOFORTEa
Il 1.-THE A

VIE DhlGG GS,I PATEMT PIANoFORTES
principles which made Being precisely hose ssa
The iron bed plate which sustains all the strain "a en,,e
free from the case vbratory part Of the The t
s3nnang boards forming complete chamber as In the
They have greater strength remain longer in tome
than any other piano and, like the VIOLIN they connueo i'm
prove with and use. - " 49,
The sustaining power purity and evenness Of Lone ara
unequalled 'e'' - ''N' "'e
Sole agents, WIN. HALL SON. $40 Broadway.
49, From s. Thalberg.
ne lone grand and noble II has great capacity ss-
tanning the sound singing and is volume of tone or mower
nave never heard excecd in depth purity and sympathetic
49,, From L. N. Gotschalk Max Maretzek and others
ne oi the squares equals the best grand panoorte
power"
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
THE briggs PATENT PIANOFORTE.
some TWO or three manufacturers Of panoortes VINO nave
gained an ephemera reputation during the last year two
finding that the briggs patent pianos now made py Dggs
mechanically CONSTRUCTED Instruments have obtained
Of the first made under this patent as and
The wholepan Of constructing this piano was 60 different
from that the IN H. mnc he v os
first ntrusted with mechanical construction led them
errors preudal its immediate and successful devclope
skil engineer in mechanics has presented
some Of the interesting and important facts The
scientific aainmens have brought the business
The practical experience of thirty years together eve
sk any world and this greatest most important
musical invention Of the age Is now fully developed
To compare the first steamboat Of Robert Fulton Of
tempted by contemporaries. -
All who are interested in musical matters are re-
specially invited to call warerooms No IA Broadwav
block above the st. Nicholas and examine e Dricrs Ps
tent Pianos ns now perfected. WIN HALL. S1N
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
s ,eanshhp Ena ~ p anderson Lyerpool.E Cunard
| Co. - D.fom"eu
Steamship Stampede, Burrows Indianoa-J II Brewer
Steamship Star Of the South Lyon savannah-s Micbu
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk, &c-Ludam 4 Hepe
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portand-H Cromwell
hp AVE- so%es San
Sh rs rsps w chase New
Brig Geo Albert Rice, Port Prnce-Delafeld Wilson
schr Havelock, Cole, Monckton-D Dewolf
s schr Johnson Sutton Garden Key-Benner Deake
Ss sSr SSSss Ssy Potter
schr Mott Bedeli, White, AlesandriaNM Beden.
sSnsr banssasF ssnsr Mckee
sehr D Russell, Butler Hartfer sE0if L Racket.
SS ,oo Bowen Brotherton Providence-Maser.
Steamer KenneSec. III Hand, fhiIade 11Sdaa
ARRIVED.
S masa an acre. ss Mss ps Aug
ne af @ ns Is
A M Sodo5 1 e 30 passsd b Fanny
ed signals with an american ship showing private signal v
propeller bound East Sp s. LON an A. sassed
bark Emily bound East "a Pm or Cape Race gave the
Press news 70 me news boat the New York Associated
Steamship Fiords Crowel Savannah 65 hours, with mdse
Steamship Yqrkown Parrish Norfolk, &c. with mdse and
ship r linda ss seM .s LssGn July e passed Gibraltar
ssSsrn July IS aS g. sdTs s,a'n he iss%
killed his be ionnd at Geo tephensens sS
Brig Arendt wed Gultzan, Cette, IS days. with wine, to
u gs d Emma Gransasn HseslSop savana Aug 49, with
to sg R Row r Foster Grand Turk IT, Aug % with SALT
Brig Anne Fr Pamon, St Peters q days, with fish, DC to
Brig fremont Wynan, Calais days. with lumber to
, schr Langaon Gilmore Chase, Monteydeo July H. with
with salt to McCol Friih @'"s East haro0r IT, IS days.
sr Essf ssTssEn Sc days
s ehr mena %sa R W Waey Virginia sdas
ssSr MIA Sillsrd Fillmore WSossy Bs%Gre 4aays
schr Glenroy, Wakefield Rangor aays i0r Dennis
Schr Sea Mark Sherman, Calais DAYS
schr II Reed Kelley, New Bsdford sdaya
acnr .hauncy 81 John Doyle New Bedford for Elizabeth
s sss 4mrs Ms p,9ydepce Easep
schr Spencer Henne Prevdenee aa Sr l1a0e'hpo
s sssr GHs s.e nswey Aep
s sssr MI Io4s s k NSSEy fSssss -
s1Sop ETsdsrci Rrcwn frosdence 20 days
s ssSP w Ksne bsuckmp si Newport ady
Steamer Ssesos sm 5op Ssx
The brig Cyclone from Ma.anzas and an
cnored at the lower quarantine days passare ma e.
Havan peaes sq % aasss, es,s S
MT % a. Ion 20 ~ passed brig Nathan steering SW ''
BELOW
Emp New Orleans Rich, from Havre, To Froat
resident Fillmore, Nelson London and Deal rr,
Ship Mountaineer from Shields A the above v.re hooa
ca ~ pilot ana boat Mary caharne No inst in lon -
SAILED.
steamships Star Of the South Savannah. Roaporo N,.r,
WCA. - = ''oiesnp supply, Tor Loando
Wind during the day NE.
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John Platter Candy O. for % Ss NEW york;
Newbarpqr for do asnry for S
burke DO for phladePha e. a AddSs Basemsa
ss sss AND At ss e. qss:ss:
Sd s;a AIs sss gss ss~ .a
"a sSs. ph,o rarasee Aud Baltimore for Ports
%Sse ws% Clark bssSn s, MnV Wnsox
1fs sss I for ic a de o
Ramsrs do: Congress, Mitchell, Eiaabehpors for do
ressey Rondout for Salem rean NOR
Hs5 sm crs
MSsssy I'll @ cs sarg sprss for
for Richmond Sid eas scbs from
.,T s%a, and ssSrs cs %S1,ss nan
NsSey Hsassn Cousins ISs os
wses dP n s
s HRfssn m Rassn o
fsS Sufficiently TSs% As%ssrss %a john 5'isSs
s y George
ssss run
s %sG Sa ss' a Msn,yo rhsi
SiPsy Hsfs SEA-. a w sssa s a% conover Homer
Tsss'0G SD 9Th shrs Elizabeth New York. Baldwin,
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Sept cor Cby ted steamer Joseph.
ren ny NeM eord s B Neenaa IRON
York d A Il se se s @ Msw
sssssS .sss G
Torry Cole Point Peter a.''A'' '''' '"''a"' 1'"
KEW VEST Ang css; Gibbs New S YORK via
ba Keen from Philadelphia Also steamer Star Of the West
% H sis Xs S Sld sS M brig Ocean Belle
se Ss aass A Ass. bark William Williams Havana'
NV oSLExSs Aug s$acld steamship Rob. Waterman.
sls-Cd ship Andovef Hughes NYork; bark Uncle sam,
sss s e% 1s ers
went ss1, H. n 'n -, ,.s,na no,ss.o,:
bask a IssaS Davis, PhIadepha n..,. c,s
RIesssd soa New csdiord Hardy Tyson.
Hampton Roads 9Th cby ,eD ship Rambler, Jarvis
NEW BEb e sp q xna o SSSna Phillips
conS q Syo s n % assss S
Essso as bs1pa uchns from do DO having epaed
Philadelphia sid sshr Edward Lameysr, BsSsy Maya
port bark Ann ssss
those dissSarsiss All others have sailed '''l .ee'
% New IN
ohn Mr. n1st s sfns WIN farro ,es
hail. Ttoni Silver Magnet, Perry and Jesse Williamson,
for do; Smith salem for dd Lizzie Tayor Taylor lynn
for do Nash snout from harrington for dos Sarah
charsre cSar!s K so4 Bsosnas R:sy;
dos for fs s
Alexandria shpcapenter Fountain Providence Milford,
Ds g = John. Doyle, NBedord for NYcrk.
Stony Point Three Marys NYork: Physcan and Pearl do
New Conveyance Williamsburg: Somerset Aleyanra Va:
sloops Palmyra kingston Farmer Greenpoint Mary Bird
Stonv Pont haro Er masnmgton Iiunungon
York Samuel schnyler Trov onAs "'So' VOW
NEW HAVEN, Sept 5-Arr sloops Warren Sannard, New
York; ycorine Sid schr sarah Elizabeth New York
Mobiles 22d schrs Mary Ella Wood Galveston Mary L Brown
Main Lavacca banks Aexina Lowell and George Thomas
West Cid 11tL schr Columbia Davidson Gaveson
PORT TOWNSEND, July 26-AIr banks Glimpse San Fran
San Francisco 6b d Hail A. IN Dan Shin EredercI VIZ
do Cid Aug 2 ship Eliza 4 Ella Lupt Honolulu; Triton
Nelson Calao: 9Th, Sw bark Caesar, Australia.
NYork schrs Smith Swih possnno,,. F1v
Nantucket; Hammond Paine, and Ada Herbert Purvere,
Lennp from NOrleans brirs Delhi from Havana Emnre
Edson Tuckerson Boston, schr Ada Herbert Pnrvere We'll
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7 Ell Z G 3 A HIC,

BosroS, Sept 9, 1859
Numerous military Companies passed through the city
to-day en- route for Camp Massachusetts, Concord where
'"e .i"ient and review of the total active force Of
%" s'a'c commences tomorrow. Governor Banks as
commander in chief will remain on the ground d,. -,
eneampment There indications Of an immans. 80,
70 the quiet town Of Concord witness the military dis
play General Wool of the United States army. win no
present on Friday The encampment occupies about one
hundred and fifty acres
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Personal Intcllixence,

Philo Hus Esq, long connected with the management
of the Hudscn River and Harlem Railroads. after plea
SAINT tour with his family through the British Isles France
swizerand, Italy and Germany, returns home by the
steamer Europa which to leave Liverpool for Boston
on the slth ult The health OF Mr.. H., understand is
greatly improved.
Mr.. o. O. Woodman whose domestic affairs made so
much noise here two years since, died the 30h u at
Ccnycrs Springs, Va
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Southern -four tolerably active while prices were
without change: the sales embraced about 5000 bills,
closing within the range of the above prices. Rye -four
and meal steady, within the above range of
prices Wheat was dun and lower, with sales Of about
z 0G0 bushels including new white Kentucky at 81 SO
81 As, new red Southern at 81 %, white Canadian at
81 u.s. new Chicago Spring at 81 05 and white Southern
at 81 35 81 ST. Corn was held with 6rmness
with sales of about 900 bushels including old Western
mixed in at S0c and a1oat at Sic, and round
yellow at Soc Rye and barley quiet and prices un
changed Oats in fair request, with sales of State
3Sc 4lc for old and new and SSc. 41c for Western
and Canadian.
CoFFEE-The market steady, while sales were
limited Sales OF 346 bags Of Rio were made at lie
i &c, 100 bags Java at 15c small lot Ceyon p t.,
with some small parcels Maracabo at 12c. Messrs. Scott
Son give the following account of stock in this market
y-Stock of Rio 30th August, 1885, SO 1897 bags
sales for consumption estimated l0763 bags stock Of
Rio on 9Th day Of September 1859 9074 bags Maraca
bo el; Ceylon, 1896; Costa Rica, 749; Java mats,
27,l5o do, government bags, 2,425 Total, bags and
mats OF 1906 The stock of Rio on Sept. at New Or
leans was 1000 bags at Baltimore, 25,O00; at Phladel
pha, 500 and on the 9th at New York 59074 bags
Total, "a 574 bags
CoIToN.The market exhibited more tone and steadi-
ness, though without quoabe change in prices We
peat quotations. promising, however, that bro
kers quoted nddlng cotton at an &c above the following
6pur
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VO1tu0ry.
pEATE OF MIR. GEORGE GRrSvoTn wrpcr ,pr

pEATE OF MIR. GEORGE GRIswoLD, MERCHANT
n becomes our painful duty to announce the death
OF Mr.. George Griswold New Brighton. Slater
Island, on Monday evening last This event took
place in the eighty third year Of his age after q
brief Illness Mr.. Griswold was one Of the oldes,
merchants, not the Oldest in the city He began bust
ness iSe4 and by his enterprise contributed to the with
awa Of the East India trade from Boston TO New York
f "rs~ods business qualities remarkable and it
as M endeavors, in great part that the firm of N
- ~. r. ~; owed Its standing and prosperity which
i ro sa s 10y east Affected by the fearful financial re-
s, " lie continued in active business onera
ss an w,tnn lew days Of his death and from his
ado The ,rbter business matters she was frequently
asoone his n,epoaps many Of the disputes which arose
ctaracersu ny rare judgment and proound ever
vent. ~ Pioaouno oiscern-
We has beea before the public eye in ,osrc.n,,.
zee v6or she peGt nifty sixty years Tn h rcanle ca
sice ~ 0ves always digent and strict o business ou
ro,s In ACCT his hberalty is well known Wa vcFy gene
600 Nanthrepy no person contributed ~ an real
y 10 b,, 1se 20 the memory and worth Of NJ largely
shs ~ = A0uM receive more public demons, urswoid
i, h h e. d by The Chamber Of Commerce. and 70 tnan
Trade. tskos pls.. % r,ou. ~,
al ten a'coct rom rev. Dr. Potts church in Uniyers,,
place
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BARK hEsrER-Pilot boat Mary Ann reporsscpt5 fell n
with bark Hesper of Newburypor 90 miles Esst of SANDY
Hook IN disabled condition When of Cape Ha,teras Aug
~ severe hurricane, lay her beam ends Eve hours
carried away lore topgalantas topmas had
cut the mainnast away from The deck to riah the shp The
was from cadenas bound 10 opdon but owing to tho Disabled
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I--TROTTING.
MONDAY, sep5-Trotting match $500; mile heats best
three in five to wagons
Mr.. Mc1soberts named b. e. Jem Jack ..l Q /
Mr. Whe1an named b. g. Red John Jackson. 2 2
Time, 2:52-245A-241A -2:401
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REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND
~, ,,,. IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
UNION BANK LONDON
= BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IREIANp
In sums from 81 upwards
Issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankera
rs Wall street. N y
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. -al fnteTIs~euc..

Nav Nrig Porrv 7crarss., -,
The United States IQth ofynIv ana sDas nlgnman,
at Montevideo on th ''' "N vas !" SAL Inc
mex, day for Buenos Aycrs.'
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The increase in receipts at the ports compared with
1855 22S 600 bales the increase in exports to Great
Britain compared with 1866 900 bales decrease to
France, "a 000 increase to other foreign ports 80 600
Total increase in exports, 66 600
FRnGH1s.-Ihe market was firm, while engagements
light To Liverpool about 500 bales Of cotton were
engaged at 316d to 732d $50 bbs at Is lOd and
500 boxes cheese per steamer at 37s. 3D. To London
loo bbs spirits of turpentne at IS. Sd. To Hamburg
900 bags coffee were engaged by steamer at Nd and
100 bales of cotton I'D To Havre rates were steady
at &c for square bales of cotton, at &c for Sea Island
ashes at Sc 10c for pots and pearls bone at and
copper ore at s..
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork-The market toeraby active
but at Somewhat irregular prices The sales embraced
about $500 bbs., including new mess at $f4 80 49,
thin mess at $13 so $i3 g. prime Sl3 s13 25
clear mess at ST. S17 49, and prime $40 81. sale
of $50 bbs mess sellers option forty days. made
at s14 50 SO do buyers option sixty days. SIS
Beef was heavy and dull with sales Of so bbs in
Guiding country mess at IS rs SIS u.s. repacked do at
81 30 $40 80, and extra do at $40 81 So Cut meats
were firm with GALES of shoulders &c. 7Ac and
hams at Size SIC Lard continued firm with sales of
about $50 bbls at 10ic. lie Butter ranged from I3c
&c for State, while cheese ranged from &C. 9sc for
lair to prime qualities.
r-rhe saier embraced about 1000 200 hhds,
included in which were about 200 Porto Rico part al
5c 73@c, and the remainder consisted Of Cuba mus.
covado at 6esc. exc. and $500 bags for refining al
p. t., said To b ave been made at SIC.
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION

II
since the LIST September last compared with the pre-
vious three years.
1856. 1857 1855 1859
Reed at ports 49S 600 9oS 600 3OS9 900 3726 900
Exp to G. Britain 946 900 400 900 so3OoO 100000
Do. to France. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 445,0oo
Do. TO other f. F.. 900 4l2,0O0 39S 900 $50 900
Total export 2 9i6 900 2,247 900 1855 900 3011 900
Stock on hand -. $4,000 $1,000 10000 ll4,0OO
OF which during the past week. included in the
above
Received at ports. 5000 1000 10000 10000
Exp. to G. Britain. 1000 1000
Do 10 France. 1000 1900
Do to other f. p. 1000
Total exports. 1900 $4,000
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR YoRK-ruIs DAY
''''tf''''.''.' 90 AooS sETS morn IL AZ
Sun sEIs.. "a HIGH 4
o~o-0y<-'~NN<-Ny01
Port Of New York Eentemt,e, q roEn
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, sept. t-b +. NJ.
BREAps1uFTs. -Elour--ihe market was heavy and
easier for some descriptions, while the sales exhibited
more activity The transactions footed up about II 900
a. cloc with tha foil ovyin NOT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
nR. SCHLOSSER, ~s
- MEMBER OF TIE COLLEGE SURGEONS In PARIS
SURGEON CHIRoPODIsT
-, - !. ), THE KING OF BAVARIA
Europe, sn' Ano usnHares q
74FIFTH AVENUE
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,on. ~ ~ lnVh, sep6 snnsctTwo briggs outside the bar
zone oi hefn IN tow), bound In Wind II weather clear ~
Miscellaneous.
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for orders
n Ent out 10Th Paragon Drnkwater for WORK; 9h
PORTLAND Aug 2loT, Devonshre, Lord from NYork fol
sns James sGg H In bark Hayes
START PoNr Aug is-oF Jabez Snow, Snow from London
o SHIELDS Aug 22-Arr John Bunyan Nichols London Sid
2 s, SssIm1 %ag F ES J JnSsSn s,, ,
Lendsn Albion Williams Calcutta for London ''lA 0'
s1vhsm, aug Err Loeb lamar lampher, N0rleans.
Ben h L0;4s aSv ma via Malta
Home Ports.
Smith Xsw 9arI ss Sept Arr steamship Noun. Vernon
H1 %GsS5 Stall, Boston. -AA :
shr 'SSn Eass so %Ssm1sR @ %es
E ES aS Srw Eliot Yot Freeman Phadeph1
dria ship Ellen Maria Galveston for is in The bay
%s 14ssssas desss ass ss
eso siaaev Eosr Chase BALTIMORE
1as! ssy%sf. Rss' New
a Solsn Belle c y, G Sew YG n0we ra
Va ss 4 ses A fas Srav Ss~
ssssa iaas siy SIX
s ;sns,s SsIs Gs1ss ss
1s saSa
schrs Governor Chase and Gen Taylor jones' NSork va
BANGOR, Sept 3-Cld Bremen ship Bremen, valparaiso;
briggs Falcoa or 81 Mchaes Elmr Tsples 81 Crox; schr
New York
BRISTOL. Sent sid schrs David Floyd, Racket Globe
Jones Allen Middleton and Jr Supple, philadelphia
lt-Arr schrs Crook, Lent Eixabcthport; Rocket, Ke
during squa ~ Mount Hope Bay carried away boom and
DiGiITON, septs-Arr schr Willow Harp, Rowland Alex
EAST GREENWICH Sept s-Arr schr Tranquil Do,y, por.
Even.
GEORGETOwN g, Aug 29-Cld brig Enoch Bcnner on,
Nevis WI mot New York schrs Nckerson Fulford and
Nedora, Ireland, New York ~ $3.50
GEORGETOWN II g. Sept 3-Cld previoua schra Rehccca
Knight Endico, East Cambridge; Amino "Geyis Bosion:
Lydia Ann, Weaver, Providence. ~' '''
HOLMES HOLE Sept s. PMArr schrs Mary Price Blix.
yard Boston for Wilmington, Del; Marshall Perrin (bbs do
for Aexandra Westover Nckcrson Richmond Aabn.
mn, Vanglder Hannah Matilda Prices Ann Cannon Newell;
Joseph Aisiey Boyc9, Sturteyant Dole Audeured
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Inc exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were 81 ,3ooeso &c. and the balances So asa az
The Jefferson Insurance Company has declared semi,
annual dividend Of three dollars per share eoual 70 Ton
per cent payable demand
we understand that the steamer from California brings
s2,lS2,ooo, not 81 200 eco as tclegraphed.
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that the Doctor had gone to Boston: about fonr ococ
r D. sent Mary for DR.. Keith but found that he too
was out Of town about five O'Clock sent her for r Mot,
ou ne was up town The witness here went on TO state
that she sent Mary after other DOCTORS and finally
ca IN getting one just deceased expired Death too
place about ten O'Clock Saturday night the Sd instant
Witness then gave detailed account of the manner in
ana described the symptoms which would follow in case
OF abortion, but denied most emphacay HAVING evcr
procured procured an abortion She sometimes sent her
come TO her, bag and baggage without
any previous arrangement all that she received for her
81 " ~ he case Of deceased was 49, which hand
@ 70 her ny Mary Dr. Johns attended her patients some
Two or three times the only case of death which occurred
~ ner mouse previous to this occurrence that of
ABOUT year ago PSo
rn nnonas q Robinson the expressman identified the
uuhk ana nat box Of deceased the same he brought
over from Brooklyn Tuesday two weeks ago
mn Perrne Of No "a Hilary street. BROOKLYN was
Ceased ,ha U.s. olows-I recognise the body Of de-
oeseu AZ tna Of Mary vsscher boarded with me for
about two months previous 10 the 23d ut She left @
mouse about two weeks ago tomorrow about five ocloc
m me aternoon she said she going TO jersey Ctv
and from there 10 Philadelphia; do not know an,Ii
improper about her character she behaved hersef lie
abcu an i've TOOK her trunk and bandbox
her complain Of being. sick; she was well
when she LEFT my house; she was fine, noble look
medicine while in my house. except on oncoccason When
she had headache and took dose OF Salts had free
access 70 ner loon ana never saw any medicine there
nation Of the body gave II bis opinion that death had
been caused by peretonts produced by miscarriage and
The violence used In bringing il about.
The testimony here closed, and te submitted
% the jury who, after due deliberations rendered the fol
lowing verdict-Tha the said Mary E visscher came 10
her death by an abortion at the hands Of Elizabeth
the factn Ao
Upon the rendition Of the above verdict the accused
committed TO the Tombs TO await the action OF the
she IL Any Mrs Byrnes in her examination states that
Mass In answer years e y. q age is native q Roxbur
-" innocent o. God u Heaven kno~s.n
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-02
M E L A N G Z.

DR.. Emmons' advice to young preachers
was. not to preach over thirty minutes, saying:
8 There are no conversions after the first half
hour Wesley held the same opiDion. and
said: If any, then, exceed their time, (about
one hour in the whole SERVICE I hope you
will put them in mind what is the Methodist
rule. People imagine that the longer ser
mon is, the more good it will do. This is a
grand mistakesJfA3 5ZI5}4
The following question was recently put by
a kIot of gents to newly imported son OF
the Emerald Isle
If the devil should be told he might have
one of us, which would he bes6rstio ehoose2'
. Why, me, to be sure responded Fat. s
And why so7'
Faith, and he knows he could get either of
sc at any time
A beautiful Oriental proverb rms thus -
: With time and patience, the mulberry leaf
becomes SATIN How encouraging is this les
son to the patient and desponding And
what difficulty is there that man should quail
at, when worm can accomplish SO much
from mulberry leaf2
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GEO. HALLS New stock@.sz7,

GEO. HALLS New Stock "a
SAzof PIANO FoRrBs, MELopEoss, Gur- W y-TV
TARs. DESTRUCTION BooKs STOOLS COVERS Dus1 sRs ant
GUITAR STRINGS all of the best quality at the lowest
rates. for tile opening trade ls59-at Ravenna o.
RAVEN, BACON & CO.'S PIANOS n. Y.
We are satisfied after thorough investigation into the
comparative merits of some ten of the best New Yo
Boseo2 makes, the most desirable Pianos u Market
With 80 years quiet aud uud. Waiting effort to
produce piano without iau in the judgment of the
most refined musicians, the
HRaYen, Bacon & Co. Piano is a Gem, q
symmetrical Beauty. a M mOdel of
Music without Noise!
s Deeutifny soft aud liquid tones the cultivated
ear with the most exquisite delight and the listener sell
like that l5-1- =. go 80 -fr-S
DON'T buy Piano until you setisfed you getting
gooo one. Don't think that because Piano is cheap,
you getting bdrsa1or that because Ii is high priced
yon necessarily get good ore. -
ES- COON ADNIcEt-Eiave the Piano set up In your
parior, possibe-Iook at it, try it. get the opinion of
good judges Buy of some responsible person as near
home as possible. These superb Instruments furnish
to customers at low rates. sincerely hone
that efforts to furnish good reliable Pianos Meo-
deons &C. will be duly appreciated and time and money
saved X - F-i-aas- ( fle 1sse7a'E s1 7sss;t
Child & Bishops ;Melodeons,a
variety Of and octayes, very good subati.
tule for O. Piano. ir f.,5.'=r54e,5h
HALL & SONS. GUITARS,
very superior article, warranted,-and by the way,
young ladies and geptleme, why don't learn to play
the Gutars II is very convenient and fashionable in.
strument. ..-.-. ---s y -----r