Tin mu" ca ft
II
Much anxiety is felt fir the growing
crops, ell over the country, The'bultward
season is general prevalence, and isH
not only injuring lb, winter crop., but it,
prevemtipkohe planting of spring ereps.- 7 -
Vrctil circufar issued in Chicago we ex
,
-tract
,the folowing:
The letters adareceed to our Rsitper
manufacturers and Corenrisaion merchants
from the States of Obio Indians, Ken
tackY, thinois end lowa. represent the Win=
tern wheat its generally hilktd,' sad farmers I
ere putting-in sluing crops slum the weitb. l
erWill admit of their doing, so. The Ina 7
s , iti is la haikwrird that not More than two.
thirds of the usual number of arm 'VIII be
got ready; and being so late the Prospoct
! or what titc;) , tirtarrather gloomy. We,
are still haring continued cold, bas
• -
sr -If it .does net shortly chan'gelor the
better; we shell - not : ' raise ettouglt Wheat to
feed our people. The immense emigration
to Kanssa t Nebraska, lowa and Minnesota,
is consuming a large amount in the'Weat."
The st.x.k of winter wheat in the coun
try its less 'hap it has been for years.—
.Millers hare .been paying 'extreme?, rates
for it; in Os city to. take bark to the irate- I
112121
- In -New York the stOcic ie mlieh redo-,
eetil probably not over 60,000 bOshels
in the city. The 'millers in the State ,
havh iigiit - supplies. !Receipts ,itf . wheat
now average four thousand • bushels per
11:tv.--.. • • .
-We give .an • 'extriet from . a' let ,r dated .
Pern, April Bth:--i."Last•vrese,all the cpring
ploughing was dofte before this, and siring
wheat,' burley and oats sown , before 20th
1 ,
--Now nothing ii"sown,
gr:und has not admitted -'44 - .tin fourth the
necessary plowing. You. can
. eery on tilts
Also if the next ten
. days are not vary t$
vorable, there is not one chance in ten for
either .:spring wheat. Data or bade ! , the
clto:ng: harvest.. The witii•r wheat if all
killed: in this vicinity." This is the tnne
from parts cif the State. All
so, - tlai• 3 litiv , nport, April 13thr. 7 . -"In
Rook Island there is "nn wheat,- nnti nn ,
arnek of flour. Aa to the sinek nf grain '
?Ms tire! it is . ' extremely • light i i
the friater portion of It havinii been' stiio: l ,
•31 - ziontli. As to 'the growing
aiiouitt _of Winter wheat is grown' ib his
of town, and• what little there is in
the gi4und appears plot. indeed. Littin
he:thing 'has yetibenn done cowards putting;,
tott the spring crnkt, the weather baring,
Iteen unlavora,Lld. _Fttl!y 1. two-thirds nfl
lag sear's - icrop Lax,alieady ben marker`
$
In:Michigan, the prospects' fns'. wintor
. „rwitearere represented to. be better than itr
any other
The- BG 14 , Circular• states that the am',
_punt cf cern 'in a:I the North-Vestern torts
Dori - along thelllionis r‘ads'is 985,(410
EntAels 'Oust 2,158.000 husfieltiat wine
-tirue fist anti that all al)ng, the wei
tern railroads 6nrn is out only Pen Tee but, is
ring weatits4dand sonthn.ard inEttead'of
Tile snionnt of wheat in Store in lake
ports,: at; this time, i5y.,1.70,000 bushels ,- r
Ir is • reported scarce along the lines of all
the railroad- .
'We take with many : rains of
allow
ante tb. etatemeuts of Circulars-, issu ed
Ly grain merchants the norlbWest-;
but -it is not to be concealed that .;,the
Tretent - prosperts of crop, all over'' the
...ountry, is anything but favomble.—Pi(ls
Gas:
IN
A Diigusted DemiFa t -4
Mr. Gsrpenter; of: toe Madison '
the organ-of t h e anti-13arsto•W wing rt the
Vi r toensin Derboersey; writes to bis p.. -r
the followingi
know:ll7;6st, in company•tri
Is score of PertiOeririlroirr' Wieeonsin; i I
Wasbini„atin - Whput i< mouth...in'
in to exposing'-thil , ;-tuisdeeds of the
- 6 Fortv Theives' that.!ts-ihould forever be
rid of thiqu hereaftef; and 'it must be awl
torions.ere this thaequost of our enleavois?
have failcd.l- 'The hopea tor cur partj ,
.thififture ate vanished . , sad sve have been
.eleant4 out'. lie„.‘4o' find (.4vor at eniirt,
wl.ile) the mid stind r 4 Dernoetats who
h- i.e.:never been indicted for:Xtealing,_ gam
iag or Piejuries are pin:bitted 1,0-11qck
their Sn*Cs'"at a r ei4p€ l et at:o di e.'
That the ,'' writer is (disgusted, but oat
uuatter.kbly Fn, with, the Administra..
ti 3 ctiaent `yin his elorinK, Trzra'
4 1‘..
gPV: f• - •
VI am tar gir g arme . basines• prepara
tory to tOsitig a-beeline for Madifon
nrow-or nextday, with the full . deter
tha; the Union may be rent-sfun
de.e. th'o yeild up its wa!ers to
Ove4n, and bernme ar dry a 3 my pock
e' ;: A bolitipuistn revel in rampant luxury!
knd dol.:al:4r at the Natitinal Capital; that 1
Ch7n.l..c.r•esi r nmy towering head at ?
Ole feet of mole-hill; th . at - eNnlera, 3el
- f*ver, erring , anti chicken-pox may va-o
toil feutth, their rcitifernua anti devasta
urg ttaut-Ina t 0 euff.-eate the Ipoiauurd rata
fir NVasitittilott; that -lice. frup, end bll
the plegues: brougl.t tipin Egypt by the.
riAreflcesql . Phonint,i may caerrun and
tlevi•tafe o'er eouutry, , bef,ire I go ti
i'aklua ton a r gaip with tiew,of prevent.
ing`thirscs'fr44u oink placez of honor Ind
. .
mui'te. Sugar Crap: —The triple
.•••• anibar t.eaxon Lai-thus far been a successful
.
ot‘A thmughnut the_Nsor,` England B:atea.
lei vuniniv, it haaproved the best for ten - ,
iyotyrt" N3rll:erti N.w 3!l '
!carn from taeSlant:heater Dlirrnr, the
l i ineas haa bocu unumally_:lncralice, al.'
thi late storms have probably elcsedi
the •eeasou. -Vomit lirge yiclds • ere',
tepQrted,* - r.l the Miimr Rays, oue youth
fcr h;ty realized
enough frUto a 'Mall orchard;' thu.uce of
• • wLich was. - kindly . Ivoluttteervi him by ai
wealthy '; rteighbcr, to send; him to rebool
four terrut, and:give him a start in one
dearultizh it Mould ordinarily` have takcn
trite twice , cr tbrci Aisles that let ! grh,i,) ab
btu. • - • . •
as_W , „
atlt ati,the Pitt;byrgh aad Eris
ii - progrersing rapidly, sod the
indiottiuti7s aro that h will celtainly be eint
7,leks). to iisaiertorti Mercer county coa
tram. tirai;" By the ,firrt at- January Lilt ;
:ha ftpu: Al La Mug: 'mice between.
toil As coal
Lbw. - I
'The !mai Regbiti , s ' i .
We have received, asyi the Pittsbrirgk
Gazette, the I,esvenwertli Tames of the
11th inst., centaining a list of_ die voters
of Leavenworth: couniy, as made not and •
turned by the bop!' Sheriff. It Is
shown to De a stupendous' •fntad. • Amor
ding to thiii registy list the proalavery par
ty are io s largo,
.ni3joirity , in Leavenworth
city, as well as minty • The feel 16 , 1 , 11 p ro.
yen by the election ,beld for , )layer,
dap! after the publication , of tl,e lints, that, '
more than two 'thirds of the old settlers,in
Leavenworth - , tlaise.aho bad boey
more than sit months preceding theelee
tian, were staunch Free l r State and
it is slse nob-Timm that filly three-foutibe
of all the the new resieeitsare else; Free
State' men. The, times I,proceeds
mark: •
NOW it nunild scent that-the Sheriffs i du•
ties; under. this act were! plaio enough
He is tc make an enumeration of all white
persons who are inhUbitarits of his county,
t an 3 out of this enumeration select •the
voters and fits liet,of them in! the
nice of Probate Judge the rnmea lit "i»11
the legal inters of the - county." Ile has
omitted by_ fraud' accident or mistake; at
least one hundred Fria Stall voterlinlthis
town alone ineny.of ichotit were among - the
first settle - vs - Of the Territory, and lIMPOW
among the moat prominent men °Tthe
county
l lt "might hare ten 'sea , ,_ plr..
that the - officer making the census w ould.
:hare knc4n tit there were three printing
offices - in - the town; brit rtTange• at it may;
seem, he is utterly oblirions of the oxistenee
,
hthanthetwo P SL --- 0 - ' -fi'
)or any ot her
Leta. Those' he,sermi. ti have ri , ,itd, - as,
'we see_ in the lit,ih.C!..names of 'the geni
tlemen who condnot then - - But; ,
,neither
) r
the no •of the editor this. pape r , nnr
Ilhe natio of a single em loyee lifthel.offie , .
oppeara on the _ .list. These, °nils:along, it
may. lie .Lill,` are t u tin'lmition: l ll
.but w, f
will entertain our (Tinton up'nii the inb-,1
,
jeet. - .
..
1 There • Trilii4 seem to be,
4. frem:.t, _..
1 About 17(10 's'nferi in th'4leuuty::, iviten
) the fact is thav there eittimt be legs thnn
4.0001; nod a close - eitaminstirin 144-',•the
1 li , t tvill Idiocy thpt 4 tn,:jority _of , thfitiii imp.:
I i;te.red; ore Pro-sla.very men. : :Shonle.
au"nt ii v
tim be m ule Ito enciect -the list
'•before - , e Prnbate.Ciurt, n.l maiithrubi . ii,
ilitit)4ltat the ;rcletirti r: Fro
numbeof
Slaivery ' and Free S tate men would re',
Groini -about the slime n.twithstanclit4
I-thir Jatter eat: coitnumbef 't,lie•'• f'w-
I , gr Y i , ,
i nter , 1 ,
1.71 rt rip . * of the-abqiel state of,the ease. J 1
t.th'e 'tin's well rernark, "That it is hrted
!tbar..7:lli . ese facts it i:1 hi' a sittkient inswer .
bi Chase who, think Free Free S:tite men
A , w h o
}train.' tote 4 t thel,
.nn*leetion. All
1 . -I :b i4 they 5h0t..114 core;" do not prOersttitta
tbeiltrustion x,i' things l i fiii•blii°nfo‘te iriore
siie - ktlentonstratrout In. this regiteting pro
eess will convince :hem 'riot the Free. State
men here understand Kansa; - Obits ab,^ot
. as
well as those who havetuot, ' •
Visited the
Tertitery." - '
A Narrow Escape of a, Tnitt.
•
.k ontast rapt' riialling i that et the Des
Jurdtpes brie came te.rribly near hap
pt-niitgi at th:lityret bridge on the elev°.
bind and Toledo road. IA passenger train,
cr , tt, i=iing of - one bug - gage, one Mail and
ci I t !‘??car, one second and four first 4las,
passt..Lig'itt,cant filled with emigrants ,and
passengers was going wet(t. As the train
approached tite'Elyture bridge . whichcros
ses the-13luck'river, at an elevation of at
least forty feet above tie rater, the laco
inntiVe 7.ts over a cow threw it from
the track. It ru-u;:."a:er the', bridge, the
eras jumping fro ers tie to crn;qi tie,
but prorblintillly not. bepaiting tart
After. pulsing over the br:ti t ta it run dawn
a steep crob4ultruent aftt.r, clearing the
abutment by a vv.)! - few- - iyullds, anti
rumblel over touce or twice,' and ping
tiewn abut forty feet. The 'liitider broke
its coupling, shot aheed,ahout a rod, e!ili
al's° pitched clear cwt.'s the declivit'y. Thu:
baggage cars collnwclif, mining head fore=
ninet down tile ernhenliniettt, bringing nit
• xgniugt •a_ tree. The emigrant, Car treat
diet about half itl,itgth, withru upik.
ling, ears remained nn the
i'traclr, on the, ia.ridge• nobody nay killedJer
seriously injured. !Ihe bridge stnad tote
i.terrible test, with
_wonderful firmness. flt
;is strange that the locomotive did rush
against the sides nf the structure,und ertish
thrvgh, planging the whole train Into
1 thezirer. It was truly a narrevr escape.
The Mahn Xavier Cal4An
Impor
tant Tievelopment
Thi. morning, a young man named
'Mid ad Bonner, an old ass' elate a! is
the alleged tnutileier of iyoung
t-tu at, Altoona, was ;brought lta this oity •
frotn Delaware county. and piticed in the
Central Station. Ii ecemi that it MyKim'e
leguest. a Ful , porna was SerYetit.up.iii 8.41-
ttiT, and the tdßeer ' rein r:ervM it found
hint somewhat tinder the ifdluence of li
lipmr; The , the mutter was, ithat
'a letter, writtn th hint 14
the Tilson at on the Oth
of AE.ril, was g •t from hint. .
4 The writer extraordinary letter
almost admits his guilt or the ttitiiilet;
thin earnestly implores %inner, mid others
of bis
,old assoeig.es ensile" to his ri'tscue
and swear
him and ofi „the diffieulty.—
XeKim lays nut the plan of netitin, I tells
what sort of a story is to be told, and lion
the witneeses provalan alibi for bin..
;This irnportadi dodument will be sent to
this Disttiet Attorney of Blair- county, and
Dinner will be detained here, until that obi
cer 14 heard frotn:',;
Those ho , are t i familiar. With 'slcliitn's
hand say that the letter is in .his !ntuit
writing ' witbout cbubt —4l/i/ade(p;.ie
/c
--I le Po tter o/ Petah* - 1 41 in .Ftiday 1
i. ,
afternoon,. the winkmt.n engaged in It
excasstion of stone; at Quarrycil:c t . et t
haVi in mendous blast. Instead. Aril.l
ling holes, they foon , i a leige 54 , n , io't
; which they phUred 15001ba rtfpowder, and
'then stopped op the ' device. When the
train us, flied, at least pow) tans ° of rock.
.;were stuned, 1000: tolls being throws ,
,from 25 to 100 reds distant. One solid
tali's' of 'seek; weighing at least 20 tans;
','was thrown w distant* of 80 rode: 'Fenno
n the vicinity were eieipktely dits*Ated,
nd the tops of tiles taken off as dirlim ma
Quo by the ass. 1 .
' 13R4. 7. VER -- • AItGITS:
•
& Z. WeyankEditots &-Proprigtors
FOR GOVERNOR.
D A VII) IVII4II
1 " FOR SUPREME JUDGES
4l'Z'Yetfe —guunt4
Joseph -,J. Le'
Of ,Chester.,Cownty:
FOR CANAL COMMISSiOy R,
M .•• I MI CL,W R.D
STATE'. CENTRAL
The l'retricient of the Inte Repnhtionn
tion- hn appointed the following Stet :
Committee, viz F •
i: • Lrmuitt TODD, Chsirmitn:
Simon Camaro, - 1- Joseph Casey.,
John .1 Clyde; . • " Georgellergnel
John M . Sulliv n, • 'William D. Ks
Josenb O. Myt s. . .7 M: Sellers,.
Timmy White. Janie@ Edwards,
.Lindley. Smith .. 1 .J. 11: Lartessto,"l I"
P. C. •Ellmalcei l
Jscoh y li. Gosslei,.'7,
r
IL L.• Benne *Fslward C. Knight,
David Newport. E4war.l DA rlingtol,
Wiiliom U. Kuhn, ' Wilson Cowell '
Petit . ..Martin,. • T. J. Worth. I
Peter S: %Helder. Samuel F„ Di / mmook,,
Thomas E. Cochran, Dlvid E. Swill,
E. l'l'llerson, ' f B. Rosh.Petiken,
John Penn Jouss; • W. P. Miner,
John Lotions, .! i L. P 31111 M b -in,
D. Gillespie. " - I C. B. Curtis;
Joim' N. Purr is'i;ee', •.. D. I.' Ea foul; •
Hobert P. , M'Ciowell - D. I.: Finndy,
J oin, il Weds,', . ~
J. R.- Elie,
~ -
T..J. Coffey. ,- : i',..V. S, Failed
John Corode, : "-, limber M .Palmer.
:•?... .--:
linitlblyexpeted
'bi - ; Ust
;'L The coorittukion3 . of " W." wi
otontign nett :week. : )
. p
`lgalr•Dr. Tubbs will be at room. in Dridge
,
miter, on .31unday next. ' •
John G1n 9 9.) Esl.. bee twen erpoinfed
Pest-mainer et Nei Brighton . ; 11).14:Ice of C. IL
• . •
Iligby, whose commi.".4),n,hes expirpi.
I . .
. .
' DIV.INIC SERVICE. —ll:ev. Pi
nkoton, of Atte
,
alien) , city. will conduct Ferlces itt, the Vres-
byteiien ChuiCh. in this this place, on Sunday.l
next, at ltti o'clock in the naornin, aul in
the afternoon. ' , . • I '
etartion. John • 13 Nlonegonnere w Demo ;
•
critic member elect; of the'ne*t Congress, trim'
Perinsylvanio, died' on Friday Is.t. it is mid, i
om the effects of theSetionnl; iJotrl Jisease• I
e Ttin,aw €z r.—lt fie given out from the
mutt at l'itiladelphia, that in the couiree of the
next two weeks, .:about Three ;lions of the
coinage of the new cent will be tiiroWn into cir
culation.
- •
garA friend has' Ittuded ne the j evidence,
given Deft:4 the coroner's'Jury, in the Wklte
Inurder•case, near '‘ii'nehingtcM„ N rs.,i with the
request to publiob it. We wouhtwillingly com
ply with , the request, •but on ezntniidn!, 4 we
end it.ifio lengthy f -,ior our columnstt\would
- .
fill one side of our paper. •
,
Sairla Dup!Pp, Esq.; an' eminent mem
ber of the Pittsburgh Bar, and . pm:ant/ally well
known to wavy °flout...citizens, died at Balti
more, a few ()apt since.
. .
• , t
.M.Tbe lifmoeratic State convention ye-as-
I .
semb.eeinflarriahorg, op the 9th of i June. to
I
put m nomination two candidates for the Su.
preme Bench. - -
ser- An Act vecetings nertaiikiert et the
Stets road leading .froo2 Allegheny to New
Brighton, tine passed thiLegielatori.
Go ,W; r.—Two of cnir
Cunningham and Clarke—left title place il;st
week, en route Sot. Kaland;—the former to dia?:
charge his. judicfal duties, arid thelatter onbu-:
sines connected with his proeshiolL' •
- Col. , Safa.lW; Black, after - being based
agood deal, hao at last 'been rewarded for his
labors in the Del l emerstfe cause. Ile'has been
appointed Chief .Juitica of the •Territhry of lie
,
breaks. ' ' • '
j6r-R. , / Biddle Roberts, E.g., bee 'been alp_
pointed DjetrietiAitoniey for Western Penney).
Tanis, in rises' se Cburhe Blister Esgl ra
signed. /.
.A soling Jut:mt.- 7 A bill bee passed the Sen.
ate by en altnoe l t uniuitneus vote, autlioriiing
the election of a sixth Judge of the 14upreme
Court, whose duties will be confined chiefly to
the city of Philndelphie.
4 '
1 •
as..Senst+ !Jeri's, on the.2oth inst., pee
r
setited s petition, numerously signed , by eiti
z!ns of this vicinity, preying the Legisitatire to
giant them protection or remuneration for prop
erty def.troyed on the Cleveland and rittesburgh
- I
Itailrowd. •. - • .
1 •
I AtCD • DRAVILit
atcanter4rorirtsc, Capt. Reno, is now running
ts'' a. regnittrittrkrt 'between_ Piltsburgh:'and
Beaver. We tire glad to learn, that our c ever,
oblig . ng and handsome young ,friend, James
F. J.I Allison, of this place, officiates as' first
Clerk. fie * will make a popular officer, or we
'nisi our guess considerably.
NORMAL SCHOOL..Prot C will be
seen br cant in to-tdiy's Popov shout
opening, n Illehool , in (wßrighton, for the
training. of 'pergola „mho design to make teach
ing theirAnisi . Mr: C . his hiul titer
rience in king, and in undoubtailly fully
qualified tertake'chirge of a Post so important
to • e community. • •
'
s 0 , ~
v AITLZ „AA - Th e C e mpre_
s,
en seems
to gain grottnd that the notes of this institu
tion will hecome current before the lapse of a
crest while. To this 'end, a general meeting of
the, Stockholders
.41 to take place, on 3londay
next, to devise such a plan of action is mayitte
*deemed necessary . IVairgonseller, , the deftitlt
rt
r p
ing cailder,' has been released from; ti;oitc, on
giying bail, izi the awn et. e .for-tqa ap
ples:Ws?! 't
the 3tay Court. ( ais even smelts ;
iiing. tad Atis Ibolight)tdit his . inretlits.—thw
Nonni. .iiiiiniit , ; et Wow Gestic- 4 .wi1l be tin
seen _ ::'
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KILILVIER, PA.
WEDNESDAY.. APRIL 29: 11357.
•Of - Bradford coun;s:
a ,
ameg. vebe
Or
!Immunity
e4 l
, Our tention, hue :Tor). went 7 . been iir
reot Non luting add reading the twer . iptions
of t workinn ot a Portable FlOUrsoe dial, re
, . .
netitifinveated t and put -in puotteseful opera:.
lionin Pittahuigh. it ii ieperiaoated as mu
til!ilit I *Psis pritOt! Witt c ,thsti 26 or ifo tre
eau be - ahifted on a *turret,* Paul to: Pelle.
with emit; the inili, stone is luet . 2p "lichee in 0-
Smote r; may. be 4riven by *tea water ,nr
horse powertsed 1s laid to have pacify entli,
eient far grinding two barn:els of • our, or ten
• i
to siztedbri bushels of tern per Bon . •
We allude. to. this heir inventi • at this tin!.
ill
•
solely or the porpor' of calling
tiOn eons* of oar people. - and ni
give ft an exiarinatien. and test
the *Arguee of water4ower. and
.-•- ,
lion "to employ steam. We heteiloft needed
ahmethintrUf ot leittilite eh:sweeter in this l ; o l4ulrbt
" ''
Camellia I'
to&the expetience of each In , prifity. tut
nerves to augment the nerd. Tao difficulties
to which we , are err ost et:m.llmA l Ml tt i et ted
1 prom i trinst Oar liont.iand the atilt enter one of
i
I procurine; feed fir nor cattle . . e mavens of_
: v. ry greet peyplexityte all the in ehltants. We
bare long ,enteraiiteit - thst heli that a good.'
flouring mill. witbziirm inri:'erate capaeitv.And ,
well ranna.-"Wonl.1 nerOnir ii it caf e flat a
prothahleztnvortmoet, in thaw id . ' Now. If
the mil(to which silos tairbee side nhori i ,
is at all what it is repreeented: to lite, thei..bsta
eleit'heretoforu in lite . welkesii be ten:lo4o with
little. cattiparstive.troubie - lii,a ,iexpense. We,
bare a ntritbe4 cf 'eitiowe in our midai, fully i
eempetent to eye the matters tflorniri,linves
tigation: fisti, if the prnict t;tti deemed(Practi.•
ea tit P. andthe.. - milifinand' rti eritorions, 1 1 po sores i
also the eerie* nail means to c' it forward
try
to a succeasful iasite 'Who, the , will break
the first ground? , Who, of oar
i l Athens, with
at prevent rota dormant 1 ate.l' l laill Midi]
er it•iip, and p..t it into active operation, to
well for their owni individual eat. ;as for the
general 1.-.4 . 1)1 end cotoo•nienco o the connowti•
ty. ? Put the b.. 11 ':in motion.
SALE oi rug WTI LINE.—The bit! 'for the
1 '
sale of the main , line of the public works, fast
,
week passed the ll..fise, ly a to of al yea , s,/
'to 41 no, s. The hilt contain th ree. or four
highlybjectionable features one that itire
_...)
teasel the l'euusylvonia R. R. o.—the suppc l l-.
Red purchaser—from all taxationianother, that
it proposes to loon the credit I f tbe atate , in
the shin of :',10190,0 1 4) to the fa t bury
bury
and Erie
Railroad CotripanV; it ifs hop 1 and expeoted
that the Senate - vrastrike out t arse provisions.
if an. and the linage eoneura.the hill will douLt
less beeinneu late; and the tax payers may well I
rejoice 'that the,4 are relieved of an ionerous,'
horilon. awl it tiy4.tent of stupendous corruption -1
has been broken up.
...._ I
IS,
~,.._
Cnnven•
Centre
ey
reders .
CA!. MAllti‘cynty.—Ti!e 1 luting holiness
men of New Brighton. are push rig forwaol with
tatieb zeta and thel tr manufactory
moventent, whiib has recently been initiotetif at
that place TliOtmoulitor stock—Twenty ? . swe
Thousund bar24—eriginnify e'en te9plated as
thell ' basis :we teem ' has nearly/all l•eert-tokn:
• ' .
,h
and it is expectied that Optroti itor the erre'
clop of suitable tindiugs °national'
'speedily. If Ibis enterprise is ca{ ital ftirwOrd
Ln emnpletion, with the same :vig4r,witlewbjcli
it hay been uiniertaliesi. it will' glee, an raipitits
to .the bueineits fOtteti the Fil!s, which can iigt
prOve otherwise 't/Asot produlftteel of the most
benefloial results.
--+- 00 .* --;- ---. 1 t
Tie Otealt TEL — EOR t rit..—Artintit 650milea of
4 the cable, out of the 2200 vzi4nillly desi4ted
for the ounstrnclott of the l •ilith-itlitrirte telegraph,
• 1- 1
are etanpleted. ; The cable for the i
entire liee s
N IG be shipped; by the end of . Jube, sod! the
couirounication irith the other Ede of the At-i
-,„. 1 1 .- II •
"antic te.hfped • lie ontablidled by the ni t ddle l
1
of July. Tkitik of the idva f i fthe inhabitants.'
of two differeni countries , wi h 4 N 11 " 11 3" (4 " .1 ' ,
1
near 8 000 mile's in width. bet eeu tlie, tines:,
witting titu thoUghta of each thou; e tn itb 'fight.:
I
fathoms speed, many lathos been the entrfne Of
, . .
the watei! ' - i . It.
, .
r • •
&mow.' TEApUUI —The
hove hien selec =t ed to toke•eh
eciNlie of llorough tuwnr•bil
litsAega Wet Edit --E
oistrint, A.ona 31*Kette.e
Putt,pti. •• .1
rA.Sftion:EwAss-4Ven 1:1411
Nr, J. Aiidersoii rt
und, Fallia I
VAN ' POiIT—•-Sl i .. I ?rec./Tail
Sara d
The 6ehtlot
I,4enday of MiLy 7 •
I' O. DiNcoyii%C•La.J-‘v se:. it stater, tha
the post eld Bright n ;its birth
tinurd by tht We tire are
l unitifertned ns to the cause. and of course two;
•
not prepared t' twy stlieth"r it has been , done
upon the role:, iree t ponsibilityi of that roffificr. et
th request oflthose itntuediAtely iotCreated. or
through the interference of ositt l / i , inflUence;
hut it Itrikes;ns that the peopl e in tisatiivicitd
;ta Med I . 1 I . *
ty in...pm__ no Itt • inlcoesie
.l . 1
queue° of this Acbon.
ilerAttentieli rdieccted to the caret; in ati,
other et.ittuata, of our guts.; peisiag fried, Mr..
.James J. row, r. While on a visit to • V:atniort,
a few' days Ones, we tack occasion to dzamine .
the Lime Ella* constructed by hint, au
the veins oiLirgestone fram which he igit9t big
onit s erkil," and from our itmowi l edee of
twill we can readily recommend Prue gst
being of a impeder (vitality. and Ida actlitiee
for its manufacture inferior to note in the neigh
borhoc.d. ,; . - ! I#
ELECTIOi OF SiTt 9.11111Fillt1.14.L00? Mond‘y
116Xt, bwisirtie in mind, •is the Say fixed
by law, for: . the meeting of the School Oireiton s '
for the purrs. of choosing 111 Superintendent l ot,
the Commqa SchOls of this County, for thiten.;'
snitig years. Thoaavicasion is en ltnpor
tint one. We tti: , t - thafthe right spiiit will be
citric' into the Outstation; • and I th,ii• a Oispo
sition will be manifested to select no one who hi
not-amply qnslifielil for So responsible Ist
•
Ix Ftu.t.gled to Jrillust
Mona, ond, Jonathon Ptiu of . Viretlchn; wLoee
,
Cording !Do tipiblung pictory wee i i . •lo.9troyett
by lire, s 'per two` slice. has. with osep.
perseverenee Roin'ltehtfili his agate ,
liblimetit; bee steolted it with nzmiliteilt
ery propeltk it with etee!ii power, and ie DOW in
she full:title •of •eperstion:•-cartiiok rope and
opinaiat ;tarn promptly, and
manner:,
mar on' ioe ltit . willastoi, et rep.
introd4edinti; tie ifimse3 bill 'plirldise that
hereafter ' the egtapne 4 propiity to bee=~mpt
(140#1:fritilityit.sali . on i*eentions. &sit*:
trig for Fir
. 14104“4
Elekiithr4, ne stvi!lbettt. *Ott
tbe etot; t et Apej 1114 P. 1
.>
...
It the often
-Ohms to
swift In
gesininy.o4.
El
ollowitag ; p7soos
'me of the various
. .
;. Xdlinglon rl
1 5"
East Eud- r 4as.
• ,
•
) As4esauts, Uisen
)
luttlap.
k; .I.ssistar4 Liss
• ) 1
open on tEe trot
MI
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II
LSE
IM
• • ;: •
VOIJIITY • I , •
- • • ! .
•• - • Burr o - • -•-• •
cikithe
103 electittn. - :6 '; Mon.
day 4th of :may. nest, the.''Seheol
Di g
*tor" is ..the. *bats Moieties ..11. •tb10•4 3 tate
rigtiised to meet in conientinii and,
Oita a- 0004 Iguporbstandenti• of conivema
schools. ',to aerie . for the tern of l• tbice
ielri• • •-• • • .• _I
1. - .:We trust that t h e Lispriarsn t apath y,
Ifested oe the ettbjeeti: • lof this ',election in
this county is; nor; to ascribed'. to a Want
Of : internat. is the oat* of :eiltiCatieni-blt , ,
eintplY.fram an, .bonest,lbOughtie think.;.e.
mistaken 'etitiviction,;4;.tO:,the.; seal lit}lby
if the ollMu • ! EL; .• : • "••
Wkatever donht ' Abele, may ent ertain on
this; • subject; we 'arelittiti44 tlet much •
good might iseatticfrnits the 'labors! of an
, Micmac . int fafut.t.lontit Burinte
dent, . It is • noti m tit in
ir tention y,
however t lo.
discuss thi. rit Ratite! betieliti•.Whieli:Mitzbt:
jrotinit, from i. prope.rriatipervisiOn ;; ;our
jsc,hoOli The'office mint; be filled ibisome
doe, We ca nnot trove the :StateLappro
pria#tti or et:imply With the . I tar; •un'icits we
proceed to e,lect.ernie , ,indicidualCitO ;per,:
tons tb,e'dolieti of atilieriutendent44, •1
l• •bettriofewthe !directors thOefiire ; es
faithful.gestiliaus.of: ;Ur edm•si:tion inter
inte
Mitt, do the beat; ctn. thiiibibalf„
.nuil appoint 'q alified and conipint
Wel. would tiple.St. the name of
IU. Aterjr,',of Fteedeini
I inan in eatery respec ' 4palified
A u thi a of the. ' 'energy; and
Arcrylits j COine- to re
bido among us, aM.'ht, - t ecitnparatiely T a
I,,str,inger, to many
well knonti. - 1; tierer in tbe',sttite, ee,nnc
of otter , . most •exporfiCriced . ; and luxe tul
teachvrr.. -lie liaolnid eherge \ ef ote First.
ward Public; schoot Pittiburghl for sof
, eral years. m r . .4.l:rtiry i cleated would •
bring the offine *Lustig's eir;erinca in,
the various methods 4)1 teschink and Our
ough—rizquaiutanee with, tile islnt4ti ! . ur
6040010.: Though ! - at prgeut in c i tar
tle First ; W ° 44 selmol, we. area. authorized\ •
to say that . Mr. N Aery aecepti if eleea
ted, 'end ; we also belielt,e• Watt (40 hiw
would ;be the be .th .41'1 Lir the
cause of educatiew We could dal
.. • 1 A DlRkeTtllt• I
f o ie of Jurorsdrateii •fn
in
mmencing on the ;First , Von
ltss7: •
GRAND'JURORS.
Big Beaver—Gc,org9 *Power
13orough-,-Rnlph Ita4sqll.
height ,—W titian]. Stnsek
ChipperWa--4. We! b,
D.irlington—Robert Pawn
now Doff !Purer/peri.;
Enononiy--Clttl ea 11rown.
Freedom--Johnj Kickuin.
IGreene—lssie Enton.:-.-.. •
r:Dttustan, ra m g , and
Resin j
Win
Independence --john Ferguson.
lilt nn---laase Campbell I
New 13iightan -=-Sainual.POnktiouscr and
Seoirkly—JOho. Fer l itmon, An
daew Jackson. Michael ;3rain Darid Ronne
dy and Johnxahn l.,
Ob in --Matthew Johnson. . .` • .
Swath )Bet, ver—Pre•try-Hn#Man.
, ' PETIT JURORS:--L._
--;,
Borough—John R, Anderson, Paul Rev-
anderling Josep h . Strode'
. .
Chipposm—David ' , Ferguson and Jolla
ns
Wilaan. , ' ' _ J •
D.Ariingtonz-4 es Barsto o l's°. Cain and
Samuel !M'Cosiai. .?1'
Econonly—W4lliiia Dun , ' and Jimea
Steil...i ' -i'r • •
' Tienclom—Thos.ll..Coopar . and W. W.
1
Kerr. i • '..!,
Ureene--Jamei Cameron. 1 .
Gonover—WM Cacotberr, Thos.'Scott
and John Witheispooo.
11 art:luny-14ile , feil.
Ilookstown--huttfk Boyd. , •
I liopevrell—Ntna A,Thumpson.
' Industrj—Georgel "Engles add ;Henry
Nos 4. 1 ' '!
;'New Brighton—q. i R. Tatt e , and Wm
Wide • ' ' i ,i - I .
' New Sisiekly--risory fine , ring, Hal
bert,Olirer and T. F: Robinson.
North Sewiekly—John Siriuk.
i Ohlo—Thos II 31asou. i • . ' ' •
l'ulsoki—Sainuel Garber.
ltaiemn—Leonidai Cruil Joshua Hunter
Wn2' M'Clure Audrvr Purdy and Russ
Tagg4rt.
liohester bur John Nelson. • ,
&Austin tp.—Hugh
South ',lluver--Speucet !Briggs and An
drew Graban3,l Jr.
A. Telegraph - to Ilan Pranelsoo.
The New Ycirk Mirror announces that
some en:erprising gentleman of that city
have jdetermined noon establishing "di
rect lint of telegraph , to San Franoisco.—
The phut is mot Yet, fully matured; bat
when' perfected, it will entbrace a prelude
-
:try espedition under .the auspices and pro..
tendon of the Government party, which is
soon to start , on an, tea ineering tour, for
the purpose of laying (unii7r the recgat
act of Congress,) ilitery Road to he
Pacific. ' •
The telegraph party, which' is to seemly
patty the military expedition, will proba
bly consist of some forty or' fifty. persons
and will be amptt supplied - With mules and
ouniell fur the purpose of :erstsing the con
tinent with safety and despitch. The par- .
ty will start from Omaha City. in Nehru•
ke,to Conneetj,li telegraph fru,/ St Lillis.
felOw the tette river to•the Sloth 1 1 ,*e.
land th ee.direct. aecross 'to San Francisco.
Th . is an immense, enterprise,' and one
ith requires a large' outlay of labor and
capital. 81.oultit'prove succeS-ful, sad
the .iultunarine telegraph helaid itatee.sful..
•ly in; July, -London and San - -:Frateiseu
will bl within hailiug distance.ofi each otb;
an, and the rynntatione on !Change iii the
metropolis of Europe will be bulletined is
the Golden'City within an hour. • -
rertir), ES TIM Lenektit ein
and Erht.
not tretdde you after ' using
one bettle•gf Ikerhaves tliolland
Take half a iei4poonful Ogwiarly, one
hour 'before meala--rat, moderately—takp
a shiirtwalk Datum breittfae, ind'you will
rind that all th.it hasb4.ii'aaid of thia rear
edy Iree. . 1 1 4 1 4 ft rarely failalo"te..
ter. Sick, 114tadiea,!tertaa it Ail
[ttuotaa. •
Telegrag
'
••!t•••••
WOPINYON"Sw *1 .-017-4.. bi
roivernoiribili I, 4, titith ,' line, hePii .ti ollertiO
M0i„.713et5"..-111'qullole;i 1 4nitiki k slielleit . 0,
het he siillit:eept hot i4slintil4"l: t.M::
ter ill1:0 uskti pit - ita w.tyl to bhp, rminestK,
,itg hievnattotte fir Witshingt . r. The de , :'
l et
logo of the administration is, i,prtistWit
71'01' polier towtrda Utah in order thsi
helms shall be .execpted, tord,therights •
ist every Inbab Pant to tho territory prof*
ted without recourse $n arras!) ' • ,
The. Postmaster Getters) h s, condoled , a,
cororser t withilufNuttuut II ilmad to ',it:
ivo,y the ,rnsilsontil lbe - ortiisting or, the
prreut (potpie, with the 4teaumbip elm.
,paniss, for two years . heal at the rut. of
. s2coovoo Per awouni. ' - • 'i '
' • , ' • _ ' .
WA*MNOiON Orrir, Aril 24 —r - The.
ehargr,a . agmnat Gpr, It
of Nebraska
Infirm, htnen withdrawn. he will be' reninved
on the ground of puhlin exp+dieney. ~ 1t is
prnbahln a anneessnr will , chlsen flora ig
noa-slate-holdi4 taste. it.:
Carrying the Mail.
WAstitturrow i CITY, April, 25 --The
Postunott'er Gionotwl tenipor 4 rY eon
tioet with W.
_C. K. Gropsne semi-4
mouthly.serrice between New" Orleans and
Vere Crus.
Contiwets for about - 1500;ineil mato.;
principally in Net England and Neve
York, were let out to : dap by the;Pil.ati,
toaster O'eneral. These f eootraets
sotnew ati wore e*peusive tha u tise preetalf
lug oues. , J
.~
Lois or the Ship fliolante.
NORFOLK, AN barque
frem Cuba, with a cargo Of Augaraud mo
IvukaP, Owl boom] for NeW.York,. put a iut)
till.. port to-lay !Diking .hidly.'
,The xhip
Tofante. from 'New Yntic is lytugla total
logs ou the omen) altore ofl,tryllnil.-- 7
HorloAA will anuMet ,to (from S3QO OO t i f ,
840.000, ptiovipally on tile morchauta
Norfolk .ud Newt!' Ccirflioa.
\ Later from : ansait. !
rqtrsDAfto, K. T., Akil 25.—SeCrO -'
rj't'ox!titen basyeibli.hed an telareit rn t ! .l
p.oplr 11.1; lu tlbt e-earept,,n ° Cori It
ild g le arintini. tr itren reerwerz • l ir
, ~ F
lite' al e th e territeri3l iegi4litur ,
flies , :be terrif4l,ll:ws, an-1 e
• .. -..-
.Me 7erni
luy rif Julie
UM
3 cott.,:ituiion
He prerttuu
gulnoit the vl
institutiotie.nf
Ole of the- pi
•rnr! eth
difttely. lie
n~aty.af p&4l
fit+ exi eets
teiti4L of 'Me
ME
MI
- ..
i Front St, ILocts• \ li
• ST Mors, April 27.:L---Jain..s9 , Rol iii
receutly ' irtsrltuttfettilt...l fir Gor k(
C ,),r 1? 1
the Atmeromu:-.Couccutioo )
onvintincegwiiil;
s-if tie a. l 'ean.iidate rm." Hint iiffiee is o l ily.
sition to tlis N.iiiiinuil 0 oii:icracy. ' l ,,
s `'Grov. Jackson bag, fisrd the 3.1 o'f. Ail
gust for so election so ail the-vas-limey •a'i r
seii by, qie resignatiouL of. Gov. l'ill..t
Tire itleptiou of Suprenu-iand other Joilgrs
will tafie_place au the fiiet .touyilky .f. M.
1 '
P it • 1 , . I. ' - J
I ! . ,
, Cnicano, April 21.—The lat,est inlpß
gence l Erupt the seeor eCthe Indian tr u t'
les in I‘lintteeketa; aro effect chi
' to Fhb,
1
on ,
the - 12th * battle :was fought at V;it
oliwaa Laver-30 tn&s above 31ankaio,
betareen the,lndiacti - ( and the S. ' l'et t er
voltzottiiirs under Gorral Dodd, 12 lo
'diens were, killed•aud several were onn
ded. the volunteerr • pia tot, 1, se la.
, .
man. , , . I
--
, l SteamboatiCobition•
Eraflaville; - April 27 --Yusterda • the
,
st miter It Aub,4,bile assundink t'l'e
Ohio, opposite Slim Island, about foul
ir
tuiles billow Mt. Vet nn, came into ti.ion
with the JUlta Dean b'autud for the Wab,is.ll
titer.
.ThS Dean 6i;tuck the liamboir's
starboard t. , itlc ' breaking a lt , liin'ltdr hUll
Jinlrin,.: 1 hers 7 .lf ittinnidiattiy.. .I,;,ive r six
pewits t , rci e tit...ww ,l [,; ,fu t• of titett went
deck bandit. Tha .4:an's cargo„, is : , total
lois but it is insured,. The' bait .had .uo
i , ,surscoe.., The Rai 1. , but little dui
I
14
• Boiler Bz:pl)sion.
t i
• T 07.40. 01111,, Anil 27 . -"---Thn tin ler
the steam pleining I mil( of llsym nil
Ilathassay,.' in thin city, etrilodott this tin)
mg, sei i iipu+ly injuring tivs p , rekoni ' 9r.e
lidiCalrencly died iiin4 two others are net 'ex
peeed . o . reeo l iref -The building irsuf •
most; entirely demolished, " 1
I ...lnfrtzscrrA 4J—GLir, Gorman - 14.4 gsue'd
. 4 - 1
his proffamettott r+iritig ; the members of
the enstneil anil idou4a ..of Ropreseni:stieps
of the Territory of 31iimileitli to . meet at,
St Paid r n _SlondaY neat for the e hrpoal
of procidtng by lair; for: bolding CourN,
and
,for inaeting ouch lam: al may be - c1,,.` -
Lil•neees:llry "to enable the people o viral
a State Constitution. prepatory bein
tultnittellinto the Union ma a Start; alitt),
for the purples of diefMaing of thgrant
of lands! made by, the • Congrefe of the
United I t Stdtes at ire hist• ; sed.ieri it) 11#1*
the territorY of tdirmemta in onstruo;
ring I: atiaiu desid i nated railroad there
[•lii • • - •
Vll, LIT i:DIT, 110itetVYACT 'OF eorptt.--The
Front Itpioil (Ve.)G.,uotre informa - mi that
J-.rnr B. ii ? p e ,4l 9 . nf. that ~ol4ee, eller
!iniil
lone smirch ng tho. Blue jti.lge moun
tain", is tint- neigbborhwel, espeta. to be
roir a i t l4 for' his Ipere,v4.l:inee. I He bull
ili-coverell a vein of copper let th farm of
Dr. . Ambler,' eituared about . 1 h Pa nlilaii
i
from l.itrlen Atatin t line Knee , 4 R a pp : .
hafltinck awl Paptpler counties running
neer erlthrelogli it, The diacov.Lry promi
see f 0
,be Ellie of ..ireat valpo
.tote
inte.r444. - The' vein ii nippo to be
about one - e nd abull miles Ming ,II
103 d thirty
feet inaidth, end so far Ps i nvestigated'
yieldwilL from Berta! co..eareati; fi re per
coot ipie :oopper i . . . L
Stirlen. Jahn A Blioneer fa,
reterjr!'of the Treasury,'died
oti otifiturd,y, •
1 :i Collector Abi
'4lFq. 27. 'o6rles Vey;
burg,
• di-the chielano 11P2t1 LOD
has stadati
dter U. le 10 lir ariteill of ocathiz
tat* • "
•
izes pruyiditig.fi
t;oriveuion 8111
of the tiomest(ie
for a Minis yui+{~t
tltinic4 CtiO
as a B.tate
groentl utlh
prooiceuti,,milr—
.! there oy
"rly See-
Utica, $.
ME
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- -Pone About “Iffieut.-4 , wry . anddei
,
sod, entirebr i iceespeetect rise h 11 . t4keti
p4ce hi !heat. This 'restate !'turn the
%riga 'thiflrwitel disaster it!teisiling
,the
1 0 115 ;t:Scol,Pr Oa* 1 :ir, - :\ l'hir ezt ra ord in.
, 21frfeel i s ..e*if irefsrorable:' , Siien • has, des-
41 1 .4 4. mewl, 4!..incired :th;i4iiett.acr e , 4 of
ft
siki t tlistA... w riclr.s since, - wes proulis
),- ' s'!• ' "--,. ,
.1-41. e- tioilers ed- thle't ii(Wile very hocry
It6st corsweliig prophet iri St Ignii,..ii
pANctiiik that . 4 (incl . wheat " wi ll peen.-
Whig 111111. hectic) , Q t. ''' llriii . bft limp , the m
0 f 1
otr li h last: the to mtli to ' , lef4 St. .Louis /utd.
. 1 .: , • '
, , ,
. r .
Aif 'and 1 1.1Pful Spiina/Jst."--.
A [ Co niiet)t of 'the Spiritual 'Clar
ion, writ* g Iran itlontgetncry,'
-•.• ' • '
int ow Irtmting. in the loitir nr
wi n ; IN snkin l . Ile 'is nie , ut veto d
nfjege; w rth ;I.))ut $59,000, mut look, us
ltbiunth he nit not worth on,s .red_6. ll! „ r
11.4-1 Sens tztiongh 'to 'gni rill* of s sih mer
of' rain li t .hout twine istrning.tliulob, r
'l7i4 he h : been 'a' fiend, wi‘e autl tist!fui
spirttusil St beVen Of eivht
Themext electon ntnnfivril
c ,„ or .4 1 , w
- ;11 . tak ua
place lb Virg t urr
the 26Lh of May.
To TUR 311 WON —Prof / Wo sj,
lot 4, after tie trq of di ,p kitmly and I
and untiring reaeureh, stveeed,;l iu pres
enting to , the publin urtiele to
any now in uie, and indeed it 1 1 truly a.
j
v•m , at
irn
erint scoverywe 11.1vori to
flair Reattiratit'e; the only -le that sikas
/iron coutpleiely sucee.sful ifc'eliaating :Y go
of hi.. gray beks. f!ataruF„
ing, scro fula ,
ivbt.,re4 4 ithe any,.
headed to -more thlrit` ti n , ori-rill'd
ud , l4 newlipture tti lo(•k= air, arc i lox ini., D t
having the • free& 1: I c44rNo,lt.tr4ll hair It:
ient!er it glossy Lrl7 fy4t , n 4 plo.-
man - m*ly hair that is lo6s-. or 'falli?or, and''
many other o.lli u.. which wlft,ireeonu
known Its soon ns
The . pride' il int i nkril , l i' isinguldrly (1 ,,
tielf , Ot , Cl in tin , I:i! ,, ning - nni err , • , :n , n!. f ,
theliir; perhapt f l , air• f li t) e f pSt o.:it'it it
she onb , porliou n (be ta(47(4 . 1.(.. - *., iy ti.•L
f •
wt.( can, Bain in An • W7ll , - 4%.1 elif 1a.,: /if iw.
in) liortaia t • t a
Put care, that 'we t,
s:ienc[s has-,p/aced
It b..astiful and pt.-
hare u tiftal hat'
hair.irit hi is
pre.se,rved tee px -ro
ink rl.is Tnrfilti
tt(ittll use .til
iti , ,,qtt, Ilan 1.4
1 1 If
gi-eqt,ry
n.iftir 41 et4ler
43 ttbl age,_tlott'
tittrciinqe Wc).uel
lara Matt
1)t. 0: Cu
geserilly.
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Ut l i'4-11:31ver i *
N.
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, - ' 4 Reripc'thettAttre ye tr. jar,sj
! 'cold,;—lsi.ar; - whir ninter, w i th ir'
,
il nfCohlt 'and entiglis,- i.. 4 ui , li ui;
II ' tt . r emedy
' [ i.i 'should be" liighlyprix..,l, .atid all'w
..1 • 1
v the ao.ith of thtli roll,
~, w 1.1 Rio ,
l'.. --' priZe it dairbly. 1'a,,, , i i - ;a: 4.1111.1
"), Dr: Sanfor.l's Itivigora tor, hn r i . :
greater relief than any Rilier Mel.-
ever tried,' for we hive ri w
irtqiy to ni.po it. i',lts
lose 10 he entirety free tri l 420, 1 .6,-4
.3 . 11
' a. soon As the 1-ungs have t i m e ..r fhroof eIF
the\eolleeted taakier,. the cure is tamil.'eta.'
A.*U‘fainily me , liciaa, Air the etlrli et' I
Dish ~
el Dis.4e 3, ll'oriuei, Dertingeinir -i - i ha.
,s..,...eii.and Liver, we can recommend it:
1,-i_ i knowinidy. -. . .. - ;.. •
1 . -/IliirSold by Dr. 0. Qunutngliamiof 8.1.
';',,t ver.uud D-uggiats gpnerally - i -...
itt- I. l Prl"' •
BSA 're, ti Ai All :‘
. • 13K.A.Vio, 1537
( .orrfci,,l .Weekly )
EL111711,--Nr hundred ...,
RY:E FLOUR--:.per owi
BU.t Kll LIE;AT-pi•r cw t.
II f: AT— per,bu54r1...,.....
ItlE—per bt.iolo ...........
CORN-:—per bushel
9,ITS-p f ' T bushel
13E1W—round ..... . .4. ..
POlkK—round
.BETTER--per .
EiC,B--per auien
rurAroFts- 7 ni.:r 1461)0
PITT3B11115.1 . 1112111K:::'
1.- PiTrsnuttfut. A!' i 1 NL.:7
F0UR.E‘.1 , 6,12.116,25,F.niiy ti!V: ~ •
'WOE iT•=per bushel .. .. ..
CORN-1344 bushel'
BYE—per .bushe/ 8
,bushel ... . . 4
1-I.IY-Lper ton -i; 1,15 •
' POTATOES—per, lt4shel! - - •%!) •
PUTTEliper ipound 4 7 .
of I
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l• . B. C0N9.1; lian3l 12; ecdrer / •
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,_On'the 23 at irtst., by Rev. J. All6im, DariPl
qeottnel Patterson; of lirightcrn, to . Ella
datightlir of (be \ late Hon. John Dickey, of
Sharkin.'
TIF* I4I.
• , 31111/0 II ' 111114110* .., - •
On T i ktursday. the 2 3d ul itt the reeyen4
of 3ylveiter Doan' to E5q.,..,1t is.-RFcla.e/ .gos
teah iforrii, in the 25th year sof:her. age:
if.
Ou the lEttlfint.i et his ,iesi(iehoe tu priih.
tom Tp.'„,Xtr. Tunas Keßy, 1%04 25 yotr ,
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Notic'ea
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To tie.S'ehobi Dkeciors of ,Bearer . 0-1-04
Gust...intim :—ltt' purscince;if the 431 4a-,,
tion of 'the Acx of Bth Nl:t3 - , lliil. - ynt ave it r' .
by riptified to meetin 'Couve.tilinn. att?':- 1 / 4 ~. "'rl
Mull.° in.thr borott;!t - iff !leiter. ion ete Itt'l
Moniny in lilny, 1857, being the titilrui ,11,..`!
the month, 'nt • I o'clock in the t i rterat , ,n..e. l
nelet. viva Tote, by i ninj , iriiv of the -w i '''..•
numbOr of Directors prinen,; Mit yerslyi
ernry And ncientiflo :iittninme:itti, lin I •..( !i •
And , i*perience .in the art "of Ten,Shin. ;!,,
eounty Superintendent, for ti e three.'... , necel ,
•
Inc yens's; determine the smoLnt ot comr , :r 4- -
I tion for the mote, and certifYi the remit to t"
Stata_Soperiotendent at. illirrinhurg : lie regsli .
red by the nth: ono 4gth sects ns-or,s , i4 3: 1 -
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!Pit 16 . 163 1 -r --- COLInt atiperi4tplidrut: ,
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' We are regeented to 3nounee the 11:1111
M Nl. •A. AND . E.R.3ON ) ,•)( 13 4 .180,* 5 , I
candidate fori;ounty . Supettii - fotigeci t
1, ~ , 1 3
We' are requenteKl to ann o unce I.) - - 1 ''
4 11 1; . te W l
fur the N gu o pe f r i :! ° n -n tpri l i g 4 i t
,i 1 ' ,4r P ....!.; 4 1 b 7
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mon Bch' Gobs oi 'Beater ootinty.' . ,
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We . are requented - te..inilqun 6 te - . S • '''
PI.ER§OU- tba preiene 091i6 1 .Yji' 4 P erin.
tendentl . a - candidate tor rttelootion to Oa
'same office.' --' , x .I ' .
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arr g„lt.
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