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ShsfIfII { Master COmmllSlOnsr'l Sale.
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GHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a
~ writ Of Flori Facas, issued frout the Cour Of Com
Pleas Of CuYahOga County NJ thi suit Of Joshua
Freeman, planild gainst William Z, North defendant
directed have levied upon and shall oder for sale
At store No ls9 Ontario street, In The city Of Cleveland IN
said County The 4h dBy Of Apn 1850 at O'Clock A.
81 the following daEcribsd properly ~ wit: The ntocH
Ia asid No 49, and also that No.
1877 Detrait In 8ad city Of Cleveland ately
pies BY said North, said stocks consisting Of Coal Oil
Fluid and Lard OIL Lamps, Candelabrg, Coal oil, Cam
Phsne, Burning Fud Cans, Measures Burners and wick
two stoves and pipe, axle grease, Ec.
And have also levied upon and shall fIDOso for lsle
vndeF said writ. at the Coal Oh Factory Of W. G. Norh
On the Ohio Canal west end II Ohio sIeet said
city q Cleveland The llth day Of April, 1850 At zen
o'clock A. NJ the properly now In said Factory consist
Ing the following articles to vii - stills, steam
boiler and iron pipes connected herewith, treating ket
te agitor settling tank bleaching tanks, force
pumps bleaching house, coal shed, number ourboYs
suphuc acid and empty carbOys lot tubs tin
copper dppeT quantity heavy oil, axle grease barrel
parane. iron kettles empty barrels cans tank and
rubber hose, press, i stove, pipe. &c
haVa aaO levied and shall onoI for sale under
sal wr the door Of the Court House corner Of
and Champan slreets IN sad cry the Inn day Of
ApTil 1850 al o'clock NJ. Of said day. horse
Iinglo FockaWay wagon aud one single harness.
d. L. WlGHfMAN Sheriff
B. BRAvIs Plf's. ATTY.
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MARINE RECORD.
PORr OF CLEVELAND, April 9th.


PORr OF CLEvrLASD, April 9th.
ENTERED
s,hr. Alnwiok, NeWball, Detroit, IS NJ. shingles.
S5oW Re scue, Robinson, Kelly's Island, 25 cords
stone.
CLEARED.
Schr, P. Hafman, Burke, Detroit, no cargo.
J Hibbard, Hartman, East Saginaw, no car
oa cEsisp, Blybsu, East Saginaw, 5 bbls OIL,
Chisholm, KenewSy, Ksuys Islaud, no car
s.Ow bsscus. Robinson, Kelly's Island, no cargo.
Tue Portsmouth, Capt. Bond. Of the n. Y. & E,
R. R. Line. came in from sandusky yesterday with
part Of a load She completed her cargo at the
Depots, and left last evening at o'clock with fol,
load. She has been fitted up very finely for the
seasons trace
The Gcv. CuAhman, Capt sissoD, Of tbs same
line, came in from Dunkirk about ? P. II. yesser-
day. She commenced taking in cargo, and will
leave to-day about noon with full load.
The OWego, of the same line, also came in from
Duakirk, discharged her Cleveland freight and left
forTo,edo.
The New York aud Jersey City passed by yes
terday afternoon, bound from Dunkirk to Toledo.
The schr D. r. Martin has loaded with coal for
Chicago.
The J. A. Hope, of Pert Stanley, left yesterday
with load Of coal
AaRoUsD,-The schooner AlnWick, loaded with
lumber aud bound Tor Cleveland, is hard aground
near Nanny Judy light. The captain has arrived
in gust OF 3 tug-Det. 1TIb ,5tk-
Sch MAY QUEES.-6apt COttrell reports that
the schooner May Queen, which has been on TaWas
beach since November, exposed 70 the fury Of the
winds and the action Of the ice, is fast going to
pieces. She is gone amidships, and her spars have
Uisappeared.-Ib
FRoN ONToNAGoN-By the politeness Of Z
gentleman OF this city, We have been permitted lC
procure a letter from OntOnagOu, under date o
the 24tb. The thaW has been succeeded by cold
spell, and there was ice as far as the eye could
reach. The body Of Mr. G. R. Hitchcock, EbC
was drowned last fail, has been recoTaTed--Ib
GREATER SPEHD.-We notice, says the OsWego
Times, that one CT the new and improved Phila
delphia screw wheels has been substituted for the
one which propelled the ogdensburgh last season,
The present one ia about ten feet in diameter, and
Is Of the most improved and haDdsomest model in
existence. The advantages Of 1t are, that it in
creases the speed about two miles per hour and
does not jar the steamer, for its hukes are 50 per
fecty adjusted that no part Of il strikes natwls'
upon the water, 90 do the old style Of wheels Th'
Ogdensbureh is being fitted out, and will PROBABLY
sail this week.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFECE, (
Tks-sanv Evening, April 8, 1850.


FLouR-Salos small Iots At IoEmef prices
WHEAr-Stoady. Sales cars red at tl.se.
CoRN-Continuss active, with sales cars at oiC
! car damp a. SOC and 1000 bus. ears at &c.
HIeHwrSEs Sale q brls. at l9Ee; s' bri' Al i''
and 30 bbls. in small lots at a0c.
SEEps-Sale 90 bus. Timothy atf2,sS.
PORE-Light sales mess At 81.
ArFLFs-Sales in moderate lots atsKe.
EeGs-Sell Al ioellc. -.
BrrTrR-upehansed With sales roll at ll8l2e,
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Something Extensively for the Ladies,
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

Patented DEC El-ni lea5-
LIVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE
" Fns ne beauty Hiiy ana beHesf Of uhem. ThlsW ist
ouv sorls The most perfect S1MNELEt 9ha 9elIa.t
promo IN every respect. lt Is o. suc le, uar cc-
srunoa that itreigves the HIPS irom Tue amst nS9p-
" Sl, Wy Ea u sfsl, az Srpporfs the cloth
means Of CIll'aI - 49, -, Pp ,TS1 assiHst ar
BEARING down upon Tho ChsSt HFs ard A5aoE7ea "hch
mskes it truly an ANFI-LAcsR roJins tho 81 ris away
fon ths person. and drawing the flexible plTiun OF the
Supporter entirely away from the Wasi IL IS asl atIue
and efficient ouLDER the entlle supp u
OF the skirts d eoty the shoulders through the oa
Straps his new and valuable invention also desgn
IGAL CURE OF Acu rE AND CIIRoNc DISEASES cagssdhy
IISHT LA9s9 s. as hsSs waists Says psssS "a The il G
eKhminali3n Of some Of our most eminent and seene
siiS me S5 s s Nys1sd 4 They aT rapidly COMING mo ss
aud Eive universal satisfaction to all who hsye them
y Afy %1ss &c sis tS Os at he BURN
Cleveland snd eI1ptne them Lao! WI slwsys eT IN
ght to manufacture the Waig orto sell terri ory WI call
on tho propristors at CHAGRIN FALLS, O., who have
CAUTIoN--All persons infringing in an; way or man
this Patent, will most assuredy be dealt wi ae-
O'' NORRIS, SHEFFIELD & co, PrOplisiors,
Success ors to II II. Brown 3 Co.
Chagrin Falls, o., Feb n 1881
Rad the following d tS9s t % s5S
these Wsis examined and sold hsm which from the ma
| ING daily is deemed sufioient for the present;
ed. hsviSg worn BROWNS CEIEBRATED HYsIENIc SUs-
pFNsIo tfsT for the last few moths pleas
ure 10 recommending IL 10 the attention OF every lady II IS
admirably Hdapsd 70 the convenience, leaHfy and
1eaIh Of the Wearer. Furthermore we know It always
resVes npd instances effects adcal cure Of the
numerous dseqsts By tight SCilE. We hope TO
see come into general uss fully satisfied Il Is
what every lady who values comfort and health should
have; Sed advise every topurchass it, for we can
tsure them they will neyeT TegrGt u,
Mrs Charles LeAyet. Mis-, =. SlnI,
L I, Beokwith i. A Cobb
II. Blossom, H, NJ. Burnett,
L. W. CurtA6, " B. Fearce
" c. L. Ransom /" p. Cowleu,
Miss Amelia P Nash, PrOL Brsinefd.
AIRS. d. Priichard,
DR. s. R BeekWith. Brainsrd Buridge, Patent
T. g. Cevslund, Right Agents,
f" W. B. ReznoT, >. COwles, Editor Leader" "
" - Thral, OSsan Dodge, Agent for
" ] d. johnson, tiauOs.
g / Bal Twin 3 Co, M'chhs J. H. Dewitt, Merchant.
Freeman & kellogg
Morgan Root, feb.s-Sl
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Conl on.
VHE UNDERSIGNED, Agent for
i HAZLlfT HoBsS'
New and improved Stationary RCiOrt,

For the prouc ION and ning Of oil from AZ iakts ihs
method o informing R parsons Wno are desouA OF rhtt
inr into or who now ongaeed m making C Ith.uub
Cl OIL thtt he above named RotortS are rerttct ,c
cess Their superior qualities over any and AZ ever
IONS are too % mention ia not &c i SUM
erpt 10 know that these Reorts make on from the sinn
tol OF densi fum f1nr 70 sH perch lguleT ihsn any
orr rpv IN usr induce interested persote 70 eAuin
aor themselves They in use "a tnuhei0, y anu
in The the undersigned AZ Clevelanai ana also n
he er>iencd will furnish said Reiors at the Wheel
lp neS they are mudej aud supern'end The er G.
zion Of Coz OIL Wur aud Ref cries and teach the pro-
cess OF rehnng Toasonab terms and on reasonahe no
ca and his process 10 90 the pes' no" Ao"
/ und TO make superior Oil .L, -, -, -,
Sumplrs Of OH such the unders gned makes and VII
any person persons desrous OF undertaking inc hrs
/ uess ou call. 90. . ., L,
New aud Improved Upright Cast Iron Si gt No on tue
! same principle as the above ketorts. y, Law
! BY WILLIAM WATSO ON, Agent,
| Cleveland ian. IN. l;eO ians:dNS " y
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nR. A, W. .TUOKRR.-It has become
II well known fact that he cures hundreds Of caro-
uie disease with his Baths and Medicines, Wa,Ts =. e
pr. cnce falls He will guarantees 70 cure h9ael
Salt Rheum, Scroula Liver ComRaint, Chll Eeveis
peps Gravel Asthma Catarrhs prups{i aso. ~ ~
Gpec &c that fails Good tuccss5 IN ~
uie diseases and acute. Call Hnl see ne Duetof
- S11T1 CaSSBitsfi6n it9 M Eyse. mhrn
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Drugs.
OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec. l. 1855.
From ais EHsssnsy Jan N ts ,. w,,ESTcoTT Governor
For upWlrdf Of twenty Ave years wus shlirtsd with
talent 10 The country faled cure but which yielded In
mos salts acorY manner @ NE oTheienoer kenedss
eeusoieneiouflJ advise thsiT use. n. n ,,,vsr.o--
NEW YORK, February, ls5s.
Dr. J. ;. BRID0E-Dear Sir Some two years sgo in
innate female friend had been susTns fIom falling Of The
The attending Iymp,oms % Clearly described in adTs
ssmens and pamphctS She had the VeTy best medical
hnay told hertlEi be though her life might Possby Be
Ioionsed very little LONGER under the most lqeleans
when came into your ose II the GraefsnbeE Msoicai
dsnt of he nr1 sd Isa sah6eap n rSliov-
ng her she discharge all the physicians und trsd M tho
bottle, entirely eurfd her snes ihsn or IosT ysaT
thers has been aHy reurfe OF the compliant. ana
JNo. H. BRIGGS.
HOME TESTIMONY.
- ,, wEIT BEDEosD. Cosloe,on Co. O., May 4, 81,
NJ N 3 k,zosLEY-siI: ! have been selling The med
eiRts o. me Gfaee9beg Company for he last ten ysaI
nbd the Pills have sold 70 rrsht nany fmes a. rsgu-
aTly as their Tea snd soee, and with my they have
medshe that has dona great amount Of gsod Femuls
more S,nrs % S os ' b % & soa ne ne q ~ had received &
clans JAMES WILSON.
The Grasfsnberg KarShalrs Uterine
CathOLcon
Is offered certain acoOu aniol with the following
symptoms.
Weakness falntn6Eg--DeTauFod Ape
ute-SalloW CompleIiOn-Pain IN the Back and
Kidneys-CHills Aands and Feet-
Bloatiug-F Fsverishness-Nouralgia--
Hoadache-hesf lrHsness--
Daturbai Bleop-Fluahea Of Heat
General Pan-CIawlng and Pain 10
in the Spine aed between the shoulders-Acd
passing Of Urine. with neat
smartnE-ltohiEg, Burning or Irritation In The
Urine Ogans-Nig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tcricE--AnKieIY---Red Face
Nervous TWitehing -StaTtinE-
CnnEtirpation-IrtableT Tempsf-Sad-
neas-DepTaved Appetits-Flntul enee-Bloat-
ed and Irregular Observation-Disclosures Dreams
Pains 10 Uterine Organs NumJneEt and Pains in Limbs.
ESold by City Druggists and Medicno dealers through
out the country,
O. FOR Medic or AGENCIES address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
novl2:dkw GonpTal Agent for Ohm.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland With sYelant and Toledo, CleFeiant Co
laEbls a. Cinenna Cleveland ami EFie uut CisFszad
and PttEburE Rairsffg
A. soloI with haeks % ChagTih FAlll ke.
A. Mantua with hacks for RaTsnua. Sc.
At BrafsVills with hacks % NeWEoT Bala, &c.
At Waion with hacks - Sharan. GIssnfsld hIsafTis
Blonmfsld Canfsld. sc.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle POLAND
Lowell, and Enon Valley, AID thence by z =. W. &C ~
B. 10 Pittsburgh.
CHAs. l. RHODES, su,1.
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NEW YoRK sTocK MARKET--Apul
fuY rELFoEaFu.l

obs less rm aud irrsgulor; with few sxcs tons they
arc hithsT Chicago Rock Island o.; kWaukee ~ :
- pn 2 Cleveland Toledo etf: Gairna hlcagn 6h
Pgusnia Isl 6O Chcsga Bullingtru Qun %; H,ad-
ing Ss; Audson S9as; Ere lle New york Lentrai
De aware, lnfkaN EHna WtlliamHpor q; Pacific Nail
10 a. an central boI de re-; Mich Central eights ~ Ms
souli SKIES s3 Tenn sizes sOaz; Va ai1es 93A
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ENTERED.
sohr. AluWick, NeWhall, Detroit, IS NJ shingles.
Sow Re scue, Robinson, Kelly's Island, 25 cords
stone.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
Clothes Reels, Racks, &c.

V7lTE Subscribers have made extensive arrange
l iucnts for the manufacture Of Clothes Reels,
Racks, and Pumps Of all kinds at II Pratt's steam
7os Factory, in this City, whore they win be
pleased to receive orders for the same to almost any
extent.
Orders loft AZ Tie Courier Office viii also re
ceived prompt attention,
BRTNTNELL & FASTON
Enai SnrnnN Mnrlh l. 1870 nH{-Ir
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
Flour from New Wheat!

TUE SUBSCRIBER has received a supply Of
4. Flour made from new white winter wheat,
East Saginaw, August 3, 1860. NJ
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
BLACKSHTHfNG
AND .,.,......
w AG ON NJ a K I n G
A. 6 G. BIRDsALL,

"A. & G. BIRDSALL,
Corner Of Genosce and Cass Streets opposite Geo.
Cassidnys Hotel, East Saginaw
( 4 scriptons at short notice. Mil work light
work horse and cattle shooting. Wagon, buggy yapd
acigh ironing, end repairing Of all kinds done
promptly and well
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
DIR. w. II. BUTLER,

PHYSICIAN, 81 SURGEON,
LatO Assistant Physician, Charity Hospital, Buffalo.
Offce on 6eRosce street, 81 deer west Of Post
Office, up taifs EAST fAUiNA'F.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
GROCERIES sc. :

new Supply Of Fresh Family Groceries has been
received at The Store q John Derby consisting Of
every article IN This line that Is required for iiy
use--great pains have been taken IN selecting such
goods rs pe preferred by tho best or house keepers
orpnrencss cxcellencc Of flavor and beauty Of al
pearnncrit viii not be necessary V say more than ts
Pleasechli apd examine my Sugars, coffces, Teas
Spices &c, 9pd Judge FOR yourselves s,''.' h'at
LlMBL RMEN'S AM, SHIPS STORES. -
nrety4Aand il is also confidently added M io,sT
riecs than ciscwhorr u would take this ctrostuni
~ to eysoss n grsttnde for til hres cpasronae
wlYclsf hive r%evcdapl hopc ,thatan. intelligent
pubic already pppreciate the benefit they have re-
eciyed by the gtesty fraltcd prices nj With nv
goods nave been soli, coibparcd witlif@nieremsim.
posed on them' JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.

Nen Building, one B.oek East Of Primers Err
q change Gt'aese6 Sfrsft Corner Of iaalfiia.
OEASr SAGINAW, - = MICHIGAN,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
Citizens of East Saginaw,

4 ND &C surrounding country, take notce that
n we, the undersigned can be found AT our shop
81 al times 10 acconolate ai parons on,thc shortest
noiice. House, Sign, Ship and Ornamental painting
Alsc Carriage and Wagon painting; Gniining, cid
ing, Glazing, Papcr-hangng and White Washing
doac. Being ourselves practical workpen of some
ten years experience, we are Enabled 10 guarantee
better satisfaction than any othor shop in this part II
the country. f.. h, ~ .o,isT
Persons DESTROYS Of having any Of the above
named work done, viii find our shop ON Water street
three doors below Bartow' store on the dock
L. iSag March lf 200. n o. a. GLOVER,
n35iy j. L. BUnTT.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
DENTISTRY.

I. G. WHITING, from Detroit, would say 10
AIs those dosrous OF dental operations that he has
eOnvonience Of attending 10 other business, has
,pcncd an Office on Water 81 az foot OF German g.,
Where'he would 10 pleased TO see all who may nced
his services ffr ni M
East Saginaw, May 81, 1860 nifty.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18

e. George Isc5 wealthy citizen
of Jefferson county, va, died on the S0th
ult., liberating by viii all his slaves, dif
teen or twenty in number, giving three
of. them $500, and the others s 20 each.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
Merchants insurance. Co

East Saginaw, May 9Th, 1860 NIL
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
JOHN rORREY
1850.
BUILDING.
1860.

fTNTE UNDERSIGNED having this day entered
1 into copartncrshir would respectfully announce
that with the TEST Of facilities and the advantage Of
a long aud varied experience In the Carpenter and
Joiner Business they are enabled TO execute all
work in tho limo promptly, neatly and cheap. Our
motto is ... .Y-r rr
'EX GEL SIOR."
And we feel satisfied that we shall be able 10 give
entire all who may iayor uswith their
patronage tn
Plans, specifications aud, building agreements fur
nshod.. Sash and Blinds of superior quality made
as cheap as any in the city.
McFARLIN DEITY.
East Saginaw, April % 1860
J " McFarln tenders his thanks to the people Of
this city for their past liberal potronas G. and hopes
lor its continuance TO the Now Firm, n39-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
Detroit Advertisements.

BE- 'routhc Advertising Agency Of L1luV nniCos
40 dri'wold Street, neioit, who il the only
authorized a gent ilg ODD. PAPER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
bank Ixohanee.

~ u - ~ II - II M ~.
In tha ha7,mcut AZ - H. kings Block. cornur @!
Woodward onl Jefferson Avenuc Detroit
II HIS popular place q resort IS always supplied
i with everything the market affords, being situ-
ated u he very business p1Itoi thecity, thus Afford
Ing every ral.iy % Farmers, Merchants, aud busi-
uo men tLougAIgt tle s,aio visiting this city,
stopping at llotcis ana 7rtng iarsg I1igs (po r ed
Of it) get you room ana you can get what you cali
!or al The Bank Exchange, you can got such
OYSTERS 4. CLAIMS
a8 you cal for 10 Is the only place in the city That
you cau set tip-tep dinner tUr - cents The pro-
prctor thankful tor the liberal patronage heretofore
received, hoping by rrict attention to customers
good fare and low prices TO merit continuance Of
thc nme.
Paryrs for Parties desiring Refreshments always
ready. j. HEFERON, Proprietor
Detroit April, 1850. +, B37-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18
R " Nj Ov H D.

II JOSEPH HERB, Matchmaker and Jeweler
Il has removed 10 the stand formerly occupied 10y
r. Barclay, Wnshington Street. one door sooth Of
Young's Exchange whero ho IL now receiving an
addtion 10 his stock of Clocks Watches, and Jewelry
East Saginaw, September II, 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-18

WAGON MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Carried on at the same establishment and al work
III the line warranted subt0utial and reliable.
Orlers respectfully solicited. A. 81 G.. b.
EaaL SAgnaw August Is, 1860. n3-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-09-20

teach the girls music and French, and
lean spectacled parson to teach the boys
Greek and Geometry; and sixty or seventy
negroes with an overseer. You find no
church, no school house, none of the lights
of that civilization which the world regards
as essential to the happiness and progress
of mankind.
On the other hand suppose you locate
tweleve young farmers and their wives,
such as you see here, upon the same land.
Unless all the laws of nature and physiolo-
gy fail, there would be at least thirty-six
children at the end of twenty years;
school to teach them; church to dissem-
mate the truths and blessings of that Cris-
tianity which is the basis of our civiliza-
tion. The boys would be taught some-
thing about the government in which they
are sovereigns. The girls would become
mothers fit to preside over the destinies of
rising generations; peace, plenty and hap
piness would abound. Compare this pol
icy with the Bell and Breckenridge party
and note the benefcence (O of its devel-
ments. Would any of You prefer that e.
900 acres covered all over with slave ne
groes with no education, and little of
Christianity? or would you prefer the
barbarism of Slavery TO the civilization of
Liberty? (Applause.)
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-09-20
Scan Mag.

The San Francisco correspondent of the
New York World gives the following.
The chief topic of town talk this week
has been cause of scandal. The parties
implicated are Duncan Perley, well
known lawyer of San Francisco the same
whose quarrel with Senator Broderick led
to the fatal duel between the latter and
Judge Terry,) and Mrs. Fail, formerly of
cincinnati. Mr.. Fall having become suspi-
cious of his wife, followed her to disrep-
utable house, and, in company with a
friend, forced his way into room therein,
where he found her in company with Per-
ley. Both Perley and the husband drew
their pistols, but before either was discharg-
ed, Perly suddenly rushed from the room,
and into the street, leaving behind him his
entire suit of apparel with arms, pocket
book, 5000 in money, and valuable papers,
and after running block or two took ref
uge in a livery stable, where be procured
carriage and buffalo robe and rode off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fall it appears are not to
separate, but expect to leave for the East
by steamer on Tuesday next.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-09-20
wit and Sentiment.

Let the youth who stands at the bar
with glass of liquor in his hand, con-
slider which he had better do throw away
the liquor or himself.
Swinging is said by the doctors to be a
good exercise for the health, but many a
poor wrech has come to his death by it.
A young man in conversation one even
ing, CHANGED TO remark, Il am no prophet.
True, replied lady, mo profit to your
self or any one else
We never had a glimpse of tiny, pret-
ty foot peeping out from under the crino-
line, but we thought of the sentiment,
There is divinity which shapes our ends ,
A Yankee Dragging of having killed a
young panther whose tail was three feet
long, Brown observed that the animal
died seasonable, as the tail was long
enough not 'to be continued
A poor man of Greenock, Scotland, late
ly applied to magistrate to have two Of
his children admitted on the poor's rool.-
How many have you,' said the ballie.-
Five and twenty 'All by one wife p
'Oh, no, sir, l am now wearing the fourth
How curious is the passion for balances
and totals in some minds, where they seem
little applicable 10 the subject Matters
Kohl observed some Russian children CAL
culating by addition and multiplication the
number Of the arcbangles and angels in
heaven.
When the furious Orson saw bis own
image reflected from his brothers shield,
he started back and stayed his blow; and
many of our attacks on our brothers
faults might be arrested, if there were q
mirror on his bosom, to show US our own
likeness there.
SAYINGS OF OLD WRITERs.-Cleave to
God and to his truth when il is lowest,
and when no human means of help ap-
pear. r. -
The anxiety that man feels for the
want of funds is called capital punish
ment.
1t is the man who makes the most noise
that secures the most attention from the
world.
1t is comforting kindness to deny at
once favor which you intend to refuse at
last. m