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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1859.
4 POIl SURVEYOR GENERAL.
'Thomas E. Cochran, of York Co
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
"William li. Hrim, of Berks Co.
All persons are hereby notified to
Jiave Express mntter at the otticc by 1 1
so'clock A. iu. or it must oe laid over tu
.next day.
JOHN tf. STOKES.
' &&"Vo invite tbo attention of our rea
ders to the Card of Messrs. Rodb & Put
zel; Commission Merchants, found in an
pother column of to-days Jcffersonian.
The references given by this establish
ment are of tbe highest order, aud war
rant tbe Relief that business is done by
this houso on the principle of integrity
.and honor. See the advertisement, aud
lwbcn you visit the city give them a call
mo ; Cure for the Hard Times.
The euro for the hard times is to dress
well, look rented, and vou will receive
genteel treatment. Your debtors will re
spect you aud pay you what thoy owe
J0U your friends will give you tbe right
ihaud of fellowship; your rivals will envy
you. Do away with rcelaueholy, visit
Pyle's Easton Lfall of Fashion aud buy
yourself a new suit you will get.it very
cheap. It will fit you most spleudidly,
?and render you good looking.
UjWo have received a circular from
our friend G. B Kelleu, by which we
learn that be has engaged himself with
'Uhaffees, Stout & Co., 5;J3 Market street,
above 5th, North side, Philadelphia, a
salesman. The bouse is a reliable one,
and, we have no. doubt that Capt. Keller
will spare no pains to w ait upon his friends
and make it profitable to every peron
who honors hiin with a call.
Mr. Greeley arrived at Port Laramie
on the 26th ult., and expects to wait there
for some days for the passage of'tbe mail,
with which be was going to Salt Lake
City. His injured leg was nearly well
again.
The Battle of Solferino.
On the 24th of Juno the battle of Sol
fcrino was fought between the Austrians
on -one aide, the French aud. Sardinians
on tho other. The Austrians. bad from
175,000 to 200,000 rccn.e.ngaged, while
tho Allies had but about 150,000, and
gained a signal victory over their foes.
The French official report states tho loss
es of the Allies to be as follows : French
loss in killed, wounded and missing 12,
720; and the Sardinian's loss vyis io kill
ed, wounded and missing 5,525, making
a total loss to the Allies of 18,245. We
have not jet received the Austrian official
reporlbut an English correspondent who is
traveling with the Austria Army states that
their lo.s cannot be less than 15,000 men,
But their loss iu killed wounded and mis-.-iu
must of necessity be very great, and
Destructive Storm in York County
The storm of Wednesday evening last
was very violent in York county, Pa,
The York Pennsylvanian Bayo:
In this place tho wind was so powerful
that tho chimney at Dr. NeV new house
was aarrred away, which in 'its descent
crushed a dormar window. Some build-
were unrooted, jjargo trees were
ings
" From. ,-Pike's Peak Mines.
St. LouisJuly 10. Abetter from
Gregory's Mines, ;s.ays that within an a
rea of Bix miles .square, there are about
ten thousand men at work, and that $35,
000 worth of dust is daily obtained.
LATER from EUROPE.
The steamship, City of Washington,
arrived at New York on Monday evening,
with one day's later foreign news.
The position of tho opposing armies
was unaltered.
The Austrians had 200,000 men on the
line of tho Adigo and another great bat
tle was likely to occur at any moment.
The Austrians bad been repulsed from
the Stelvio pass, and tbe Tyrolean fron
tier exposed, to the Allies.
Kossuth was at the Allied hcad-quar-ters.
IQ3 A serious charge U made against
the Postmaster Geueral by tho Washing-
uprooted, aud some were broken off, while ton correspondents of the Philadelphia
many trees were stripped ot braucues. uessana other papers, .it is mis, mat
The ends of some buildings have been while he is curtailing and discontinuing
blown away parts of porches have been tbo mail service in' the Northern States,
torn from their fastenings and very upder pretence of keeping down the ex
many cellars have beeu flooded. In ad- pensoa of his department, scarce a mail
ditiou to all thh, the town gardens were route or post office has been meddled
very materially thinned of fruits and veg- with in the South. Considering that in Several deaths from sun stroke have
etables. the Northern States the Office is not only already occorrcd, both in Philadelphia
A friend in Frcystown says that trees self-sustaining, but really a source of and New York. Ihe attack may gen
and fences are scattered in all directions, profit, while the Southern mail service is erally be averted by lathing the head
Tho brick-shod of George Bender, iu sustained almost entirely by drafts upon occasionally with cold water, or wearing
Frey6town, was blown down, and all the tho Treasury, one would suppose that the ing a wet cloth iuside tho hat. Intoxica
brick in the slicd were spoiled. His loss forreer was deserving of some show of fa- tion is a predisposing cauc. The reme
is thought to be S100. Tho fury of the vor, instead of being made the sole vie- dial treatment is simple. The head should
probably much exceeds that of tbe Allies, storm seemed to have its dividing lino on tims of the embarrassments of the depart- be bathed and rubbed with cold water,
Of tbe results! of this battle an Enc the farm of Jacob isrilunger, spring War- incut. If tbeso cuargos, which are rcit- nnd the patient made to swallow carbon-
,. , j r rvw7,. p;,o den Township. The roof of h)3 distillo- erated in several of tho newspapers, are ate of ammonia in solution
" . ,. ry was raised by the wiud. East of thi founded in truth, they should be mvesti
uu wu,t,x.,fc ,.u .v,Uv -j pointt nnd through Hcllam township, the gated by tho next (Jougrcas. Secret Society.
hpcajta i umuB. the storm was light, ioru towusnip sut- . The Tribune reveals the existence of a
' J he result 01 the nay is, anving tne tcred tnmiiarly to tnis oorougu, at least Military Exempts. secret order of fillibu.ters, called the "Tbe
Austrians from their position which tbey that portion nearest to town. Corn, oats, The qUCstion has been propounded to .Knights of tbo Golden Circle," which it
ihrm.lna h.id chosen and fortified in a trees. fcneos and many other things have as t the ooursc Dersons outihttonur- savss comnofced of two lemons of ten
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so as to make it almost impregua-
been partiajly ruined. The corn and
oats, at various places, lie flat on the
sue who desire to bo released from pajing thousand men each, and is intended for
a militia fine by reason of bodily infirmi- the conquest of Cuba. Also, that it is
ty or other physical defects; aud for the under the patronage of the President and
way,
me. n was me sirougeM piuui u. oujju- ground. Tbe storm was severe near
nonty wbicb couia be given. I'rom iDe otrincstown anu otner parts or onewao iuformatjon 0f those interested wo will sundry Southern statesmen.
extent of tho position, and tue lorco in iuwuouF. iu i'lauwici wwusuip iu ttato tho substance of tho law upou
which the Austrians appeared, iu all they oal81 aDf cor" uave DeeJn eeriouBiy uam- tbe subjcct Tbe 4th sectioQ of tho low An Extraordinary Flour Contract.
be.. 200.000 me- i 1 J.:; W'"d AP.nl ,B. P""' A concsponiJeDt of the misdouri Dem-
v. u,e pCr!,0D wlJ0 claims tnat be is not lia- 0crat from camp Floyd, Utah Territory,
must havo been nearly
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strong, and, if the prisoners aro to be than in Conewapo township.
i w
credited, they brought up all their reserves
r f i J 1. . I
irom iuamua oy rauway uunng me uut- Terrible Whirlwind.
tie. These 200,000 men in one of the most! thunder gust of terrific violence pas
formidable positions that can be conceiv- 3ed over a portion of Schuylkill county,
ed. had tbe ground carefully prepared Fa., last Wednesday evening, in the
about western part ot tbe borough oi rotts-
villo, eevoral buildings were unroofed,
walla thrown down, trees uprooted, a
for defense, and were driven by
140,000 or 150,000 men from these posi
tions, leauog lo
guns, Deside a numoer frame ,tabie jifted from itg foundation
of ammunition wagons, and several thou- carried some distance and capsized. A
and nrisoucrs. If the defeat did not be- kitchen waa demolished, the timbers, the
root, a iarce cooking stove, ana otner
tnans thinking of a timely retreat Journal, "over tho. tons of trees near
As soon as Salferiuq was lost, it was Lpott to ti,0 distance of several hundred
evidently a losing battle that they were feet." A woman and child were slightly
fiu; Thotr n-oro ti,5nl-;nf nil M, lniurcd. and a little cirl, named (Jassie
time of their retreat, and held the ground
one a
only sufficiently long not to expose them
selves to worse evils. So close to the
Mincio it would have been an act of des
peration to atttempt to hold their position,
with the risk of beinc pushed back on
the river, or else beinjj cut off from it.
There can bo no misinterpreting the
five years, was senoush
recovery was considered
Delavan,
hurt, &nd her
uoubttul. At iriedeusburg, the new
Union Church, in course of erection, was ceased, in Dauphin county,
demolished, and several fences, trees and
outbuildings were prostrated.
ble to do military duty or is exempt there- charges that a great swindle is being per-
trom on account ot some physical detect. petrated under a coutract of flour tor the
bodily iofirniity, or by reason of any law the United States Army. The coutrac
of the United States or by this State shall tors are John Ililliilay and Col. Martin
make ailidavit betore some person duly WUo receive $28 (SO per 100 pounds,
authorized by law to administer oaths, The annual consumption is about 2,-
which shall embody the fact on which 000,000 lbs., which would make the a
he claims to be exempt which must be mount of this contractS572,000. Taking
delivered to the Assessor, who hands it jnto consideration the fact that Mr. Wil
over to the Commissioners. This affidavit linm Martin and F.P.Staunton offered to
muat be made before tho day when the furni-h the supply for S.10 per 100 lbs.,
Commissioner aud Assessors meet to re- and that Mr. J. O. Little to take the same
viowthe enrolment. Under the old law contract for 7 50 per 100 pounds, it
the person asking to be exempt on ac-seems strange that Messrs. Ilollidav &
the count of physical defect was obliged to Martin have been awarded this contract
. obtain a surgeon's certificate of the fact; at S28 GO per 100 pounds. The flour
which is no longer required, but the affi- furnished is manufactured in the territo-
davit supplies its place. fy, is of poor quality, and is bought by the
contractors for So to S3 per 100 pounds
...The lion, ltufus Ohoate had bis life in
sured for 25,000 previous to his death.
1?
Accidents on the Fourth. -A
young lieu by the name of Baldwin,
of North Braudford, Conn., was killed by
the bur-ling of a cauuou.
At Newark N. J., a lad of eighteen
year- of age. named George Young, acci
dentally shot himself with a hor?e pisto
which prematurely exploded. The load
entered his heart, causing in-tant death
At Morrtslown, N. J., a man was kill
ed by the bursting of a gun.
At loetonr a young girl, 9 years old
was so badly injured by her clothes tak
king fiie from fire crackers, that she died
on the morniug of tbe fifth.
At Saxonville, Mass., by the perma
tjire explosion of a cannon, a ramrod was
driven into a man's bowels. He cannot
survive.
. A eorrrespondent of the Tribune sum
up. the result of tbe national anniversary
in'tbe Quaker City, after a close exami
nation of tbe newspapers, as follows:
PerBous having bauds or finders blown
off iy
Burned to death and drowned, G
Killed bv accident 2
Limbs broken by accident,
Stabbed, shot. and run ovcrand smashed 1
Wounded in fights. 11
More than half this bloody catalogue
-was bceasioned by the free use of pistols
and crackers. Then there were no less
than twenty five fires most of whieh were
occasioned. by tbe reckless use of crock
ers" and other fireworks. In one of these
a young man was burned to death.
This catalogue of crimo shows that
Philadelphia is rapidly approaching New
lork in rampant rowdyism.
liarA violent tornado passed over
Suscx and Warren counties on Saturday
eveuinj last. In Ilacketstown, two flue
thing, as at Mageuta, that only part of buildings in course of erection were dash-
of tbe troops were presenter that they were ed to the grouud. Ouo of the buildings
fatigued; it was as fair a trial of rcspec- was tbe Episcopal Church, which it was
tl i i -n r .i ' expected to havo ready for consecration
live strength and skill for tho Austrians 0 t , ,J ,
fc next September. fences and trees, in
as .uey couiu ucsire ior an uisauvau- maQJ places were ajao prostrated.
tsges in numbers, as well as position,
were entirely on the side of their adver- Home Education.
vendue of the personal At the !attcr rale tbeJ are at air outlay
ui ciiu,uuu iu juiuuiug ma comraci,
ieaviug them a snug little balance of four
hundred and twelve thousand dollars. The
writer alleges that there are probabh
Mr. John
Holliday, Major Martin, Win, Ilussell,
and
e one
hundred thousand dollars each, and t e at
no trouble or risk
VTAt the
property of a Mr. Uakes, recently de-
Pa., a few
days nsro. a bag of flaxseed was offered
t r . c t-.i.i . '
ui alu. uuu oi lue uiuuers nut m
hand into the baC to examine the seed. four partners in this coutract,
aud hauled out a nurse, which was found
Daniel E. Sickles Eeconciled with hitf
Wife.
I was predicted three months since,
that Daniel E. Sickles, after (he exoite
meul of h is trial for murder should be
somewbaf allayed, would go back to the
embraces of 6is erring wife -and sure c
nough, the thing has actually come to
pas . Three of the N. Y. city papers, otr
Tuesday; announced tbe reunion of this
notorious cuuple, with the additional in
formation that Mr. S. by taking so census
rable a step, has alienated himself from
most if not all of thoso personal friends
who devotedly adhered to him during hrs
recent imprisonment and trial. The Tri
bune says :
This reconciliation was consummated,
as we are informed, while Mr. S. was ro
niding at the house of a friend on the
Bloomingdole road, about half a milo
from the former houfe of Mr. S., whioh
for some time past Mrs. Sickles has occu
pied, either alone or with tbe membora
of her own family. Tho suspicions of
his host were excited by tbe repeated ab
sence of Mr. S. at unusual hours; and
when he came in very early ono morning
be was interrogated by the host and an
other friend who was present, and on hi
positively denying their right to question
him, and refusing to give on explanation,
they shook bands with him for tho last
time and he withdrew. It is said that
he has since addressed letters to his for
mer intimate associates, notifying them
formally of tho "resumption of conjugal
relations between himself and Mrs.
Sickles.
North Carolina has no state prison, but
criminals there are punished still in the
old English style of cropping, whipping,
branding and hanging. Efforts aro ma
king to produco a change, although tho
system is an economical one.
AlTonnidable Snake.-Two STen WhipperK
The truth of the following snake story
is vouched for both by the Cumberland
Telegraph and Bedford Inquirer :
A few days ogo the mail hack from
Cumberland to Bedford, was passing a
long, about one mile south of the Half
Way House, a large snako of a dirty
black color was lying across the road.
Tho driver Mr. Samuel lingley, drove
the back swiftly, both wheels running o
ver it, but without apparently injuring tho
snake. Tho driver and Mr. A. B. Cra
mer, of this place, then got out and fought
it with a rail, it ran in a fence
to coutain gold and silver coin. The bag Kurra 01 -"-usae", -v auueu,;
tcno fhon t hnrniKi I. tr na-n l,n ,) OUCrailfY I'lO U. JIJC'VMWl man
over SI. 000 in gold and silver coins were
found therein. Ihe treasure was retain
ed by the executors.
A Freak of Fortune.
Tho Cincinnati Times is responsible for gs upon the authority of Mr.
story that a gentleman 'living in that MeCloud, of Vauceburgh, Lewi
a story
city, aud
well-to-do, married about ten
saries. Whether after this trial tbey will Judge Crawford of Washington, in a Jeurs ngo, and after living with his wife
A terrible accident occurred at Spart
nebur, Crawford county, on the 4th
intt. Two men named Bates aud John
son, were in tbo act of loading a cuunou,
both having hold of tho, rammer, wh(
the piece went off, the force of the dis
charge throwing theca about tnenty-fect.
Jjateu eves were blown out, several of
his ribs were broken, and he was Iu oth
er ways seriously bruised, so th,at it is
thought t.hat he cannot recover. One q
J.ouusou s arms was very much shattered.
and he received othr iMuor injuries.
Ceg-Wo noticed in our last that the
Lutheran Synod had given the IIou. and
Her. Jeresiiah Shindcl uotice to quit pol
itics or preaching to servo the State or
tbeChurcb exclusively We see it now
stated :t bat he has chosen to quit the Pul-
-pijtjither than the Senate, and is under
stood to be training himself for the next
Govenor'a campeigo. A man who will
openly -decline the service of God for that
.ofDjinocraej, will probably Cud, after
electfon, that the Lamentations of Jure
feii&h is a very good book!
.Q,
One firm in Cincinnati has sold during
(fegiid fed'' bushels of arawlernej.i -
still think of accepting another battle on recent charge to a grand jury, thus ox
this side of the Mincio, or whether they pressed bis views of home education :
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. . "ii me young men, wuo are io uu iu
net
will be satisfied with defending the
future men of the country, were brought
line, remains to be seen. up wjtu a 0,0 decided home rule, and
Tbe losses on both sides were of course, compelled, when compulsion was necessa
some five years be concluded to git a di
vnri'H rm anennnt rf tint pnli'inninuco n(
their domestio relations. The wife assen
ted, and ho applied to the Courts aud
was successful. A year passed, and
Death from, the "bite-of a Rattlesnake.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the Stb in?t.
Uriah
WIS (JO.
Kentucky, the following remarkable ac
count of the death of a worthy man from
tbe bite of a rattlesnake
It seems that Mr. James Wright, an
t . 1 t 1 . ir 1 t
oiu citizen, nut wuo moveu to vanceourgn
last August, for the purpose of devoting
his attention to cettins out timber for the
corner,
raised its head on the fence, the ohter
part of its body being coiled up. Mr.
Baglcy got on the fence and struck it on
the body with a stone of 25 or 30 pounds
which bounced off, apparently not injur
ing it. They not caring to risk them
selves in any more danger, let the snake
slide across the fields at the rate of 2:40.
The snake was as thick as a man's leg,
and from 10 to 15 feet in length.
considerable, especially in and about Sol
ferino, which looked like a human butch
ery after the fight. At this point alone I
naw lying about more than 1.500 dead
ry, to devote themselves to tho acquisi
tion of skill in some useful and respecta
ble vocation, there would be less occupa
tion for courts and juries. The engage
ments and habits of the boy will cling to
A Father with Three Dozen Children.
At Markheidenfclt, a village situated
on the river Main, in Bavaria, thero
lives a man sixty-eight years of age,
named Johannes Schlottenbeck. He is
a master chimney-sweep, a vocation more
honorable in Germany than in this coun
try, and for half a century has given per
sonal attention to his business. He is
now living with bis third wife; and on
the sixteenth of June last bis thirty sixth
child was christened at the narish church.
upon
training under the domestic roof will de
ls some
sons.
beside a large mass of wounded. In dead the man, sud
the French did not lose very much, but
themumber of wounded cannot.be less
than 13.000 or 4,000, only a small portion
however, severely wounded among them, parents can profit for
What the Austrian loss was it is not pos
sible to judge for they took away as fast
is they could both dead and wounded,
having made a requisition for 2,000 carts
in the villages along the Mincio.
Gen. Neil, who commanded the riaht
flaukiug column, aud whoso skillful man
agement of the artillery contributed con-
he concluded to venture once more in the manufacturing of spokes and hubs, which
matrimonial market, and see if he could be ,iaS bcen importing largely into this
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not nnu oue who would make his home ramf was JSCU at UI3 u,Ui'1 i"oua" Bv bin first consort he-had seven bv his
happier than tho Get. In this he was "on in the woods about four miles from ,ecom, eicve'n:and bv hia third, eighteen
successful, and a short time afterward his this place, on the forenoon of the uh, I hndren of whnm half ,m airk
uivoruuu wne appueu 10 111m lor wors in ", " iuiuiu a ,',lt,,' J O' half boys,
his family in tbe capacity of servant girl, suddenly sprung at him and struck ite '
The situation was m'voii her. .-ind slm nnw fanzS in the back of his hand. Alarmed
pend bis standing and character, and his Mom the work in the house of which she t tbe probable consequence, he immcdi-
iKJpfn nr rnroreo in lifn llpr. WUS OUCC IMC miStrCSS.
his cducatiou nnd
sound practioal truth, by which
themselves and
Drowned in a Sprim
atcly started for the town and ran the A little son ;Ylr. Lhas. xluges, ot lvings-
entiro distance. The heat, fatigue and ton township, imzerne county, only three
excitement of course allowed the poison years of age, was drowned in the spring
The moth-
Death of Eufas Choate.
Boston, July 14, 1859. A private des- George T. Massey, with his family, has
patch from Halifax states that Hon. llu- beeu boarding at the Barlow House. He
fas Choate died there on Wednesday- is a man of prepossessing appearance, and
morniug. Mr. Choate sailed a few weeks pi that suavity of manner whioh is sure
since for Europe to regaiu his health, but to w in the confidence of those with whom
did not proceed further than Halifax, ho attaches himself to. During his ab-
I t. . 1 ? . 1 . e 1 r ? 1 t .
Mderablv to the success of the dav has ucre UB u 3 S1UCC remained quite tee- sencc, wuicn nas Decn a week or more,
I MIA nilt Tik CA nrAtlmfn na f nlnxik, 1 1 ., I tll.i Kited
Wn rn;w.,l frt tl.n rnnl- nf M.rcli.11 f av pv.-waw l u.ui u mo uuo) i-uuguv; u. SWUUUI UUt UUUU 1UUU
inenus. in uis oetamatiom. borne oi his antece-
i i-i . wuvuib IIUO uub V1 UIUSV LtllwU I UUIUS UIV)U LIV.UU U V VCIU JJUU , ft UIVU HI V
As soon as the battle was over, orders ted men which this country has ever rather of a curious character. It has
came to transfer the headquarters to Ca- produced, and a decided man of mark of been ascertained that somo simo ago he
riana. and last night the Emneror of the tUc PresCDl daJ- ile was nearly sixty purchased the Missouri Hotel m ot. Loui
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P i i . yuHia ui ae ui iuc iimu oi iiih ueaiu, uav- wuieu ue paiu in promissory notes, lie
- r- wuw .w.v MM IM . AW IU
0
rT1 Jf .. 7. - 7 7 ,j7 J to circulate through bis svstem and make car tbe house of its parents.
ivionuiv oj juaj iij.ur8 of .t9 deod, - rk j, ho tJfue he er had.gone to milk the cows, when the
i-ui -uiuu uiuo puai, auu iuiin uie reached Vaneebiirir i hn wnsnul reh?h ind lime IellOW IOOK a Cup and went lor a
past few days, a man by tho name of anj hjfl hodv arid head were covered with drink. On going to the spring with the
enots of the same color of those of the "'ilk, tbe mother found him in the water
rattlesnake. Tho usual remedies were lifeless. It was a sad blow to the pa-
imuidiately resorted to and every effort rents.
made by the attendant physician to neu-
tralize the poison, but without effect. He The lank at New Castle, LawrenccCo..
continued to sinlr rapidly, and expired is in tioublc don t touch her notes.
between 13 aud 4 o clock the next morn
ing
Tn nrpnnrinrr fhn hndo fr o. laid nnf. n
t I O J I ITT. J i..J .1 Al Ti , nr i
singular phenomena presented itself. In " e B,!uurs,aD". iUr reier i,Joasor
addition to the spots referred to. there tobacconist at W illiamsburg, in Upper
w is n tiietnre. nf thnsnnkn itself nfirfnet Mt- 15elhe, ,ast week purchased a quar-
in shape and color, and as di-tinct as if 'cr ticket 5n. scheuie iu the Delaware
rln.M.orrPnfvnnrl t hnr,, vf on,! n n from liOUOrien, WU1CU UTeW IUC IOUfin part Of
ing been born at Ipswich, Massachusetts, flourished awhile as landlord, but when tuo p0;nt 0u his hand whore the fangs twen,J thousand dollars. He seems to
in October, 1799. the notes came due, they being protested. i,ofi vfrnPi, ti,n ,, ift fi, si,rt,,lflr be well satisfied with his success. On-
Mr. Choate baa been termed the tbe house reverted to the seller. Out of Hmn fi.n wl.io m thr, min Monday last he went to Philadelphia and
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of America -uot on account employment, ho set about doiu some-vnr fi1P triIH, nf tin".; m,r ifftrn,,if n. received tho amount due him, less Oftcen
f l: -i i l r ,i j i i r i ; , . , . ... ,
u u.3 uieiapuysioH or puiiosopny, dui ior imng, ana maue a purchase oi aiotoi oat- 3ure8 uS nofc onv himself but some four Per ccnt'
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u.0 .mi C.U4UCUOI; eveu moie msuireu ue, irom a man uy mo name 01 uetts. in 0r five other cit ul.n sntv it nan
which tbe Au?triau Emperor had pre
pared for himself. Eveo the dinner was
found all prepared and waiting for the
victor."
Four battles have been fought during
this war; 1. Montebello: 2. Palestro: 3.
t it
Magento; 4, Solferino, beside which sev
eral severe skirmishes, in all the battles,
I u w w IIMiUIV A. 1. II UkJ 1 I I It iJ I U II (1(1 I -mm m I p- - " " ' - - - . wwaav uuv 1 -
and nearly all the skermishes, the allies fixed tho followiugas the standard weights laHS.y subsequently gave Jietts ac i in- examination, found the snake in the iden- lection to them, as tho Prosident could
have of Pdce. This is, important to farm- .ouu . , 111 MLr' u,ow a . j ticol spot designated, where they came not, consistently with his uniform prac-
than that of tbe English lord.
St. Louis, for which ho agreed to pay positively tewtify.
Forney expresses the opinion that
"the Administration would not havo with-
iavc triumphed. The Austrians
"ought bravely and stubbornly during
each battle, but their bravery aud stub-
ers
... I t II f " ft.B I
Legal Weights ot Produce. mnas, aii or which appeared to be per- renc0 a nuaiber of persons started to the drawn tho national protection from natu-
The Legislature of Pennsylvania has) 1,81 J"10' m place where it had happened, and upon ralized citizen, if it had not owed its e-
now in jail in Cin
w L'VTAkUUV J 1(11 UI 1 . . I ----- - J "O"" ' wmwi 1 - J J- "
to know, and they should cutout and ;nnat, f.bo als Pu-cha8ed a lot of oat- near uaving another tragedy, a young la- tice, die in peace until he had betrayed
preserve tho paragraph : uv VUUi ",,u "u ulv" ua.u,e lo V,ncm- dy of tho party haviug stepped over its every friend that ever supported him."
nf. nf M.r,), in i RfiQ uJ uati- took a boarding bouse, No. 109 firi.;n nnttA frnm .it, mnmnn, nrt'r
i . r i . i , . ' '. 1 Fifth Street, which 0. fillnd willi fnrni. i. . . i i . . I
' 77. " li-f ne maue a savago leap at tne party nut
weight of a bushel of wheat was fixed
boruess have becu overcome by the equal
bravery and superior activity of tho Al- GO pounds; a -bushel of barley 'at 47 turo. from B? pftablisbment on Fifth street, Las immediatelfdcspatched. Ilcproved The
ies. The Austrians are now nearly dri- pouvd a bushel of buckwheat 48 pounds; H w 1 IU lu. r lVaTcTDC T to bavo s5x ratt!ea and a "button," indi- loQaed
J t i i r . . . r . ' for tho nnf.ln nnd lh Misnnn T-Tnfrtl 1 . . . ,uuotvi
en out.of Austrian Itallv. and if thev do 4 uua,;cl u,.PlBWBB K"lu) pounaa. i . , oul. . K "a Sli
not -non m I, n 1 A v Act of APril ,5 1555-rye, 50 pounds. -P'" S - uiF.ioir .at i.e iMr Wri ht was ju hU 5Ut d
" ,r J Act of Warcb 10, 1818, oats was fixed at "V. - uuuuu '"B leaves a wife and three children.
garoeu as sealed. Francis JoseDh must IS-2 nonnd. ti.;B wf,r -TrtfioN :f kno k.... vjiuomuou. uaviug ruu a mtio low tor
irive up his tvranuical rule over th Ttal. altered to 30 pounds. The other stand. tnean3 ue. maue aPPHoation
- " - i - -
A Good Example,
town of Lennox, Mass., has chal-
RtoekhridM in ninot hnv mill. -
q - - n ...wvh ui nuu a
r ... . . . .
row oi trees on cither side, o: tbe high
way, each planting to the boundary line.
la-lis.
Travelers through Pennsylvania report
tbo Wheat crop as very heavy, and that
During tho march of the divisions of the most of it is harvested. Reports from
State Debt and Interest
The State Treasurer, on tho '28lh ult.,j
paid a portion of the State debt, amount
ing to 844,1 00. He also paid, at tbe
same time, that part of the interest on
' I
the public debt due on the lstiost, a
mounting to $36,070,50.
" flnrnmniulfir nf tho mulps
i . . i iinnnwnrr i inr n inn n nt xru nr i ..w.
arus are corn on the cob, O pounds;
nnrn holIri! f)f) nonndr:- nninna fi7 nmnwU
timothy seed, 45 pounds; bran 20 pounds' M?entloaian tbafc 1,0 (Massey) was agent the army from Vera Cruz to Jalapa, a all parts are favorable This is to bo
llmothy Seed 04 POUUUS. '' u uuai muus. J.ue ivamo.i ia.- huim - u iiUu snuai jcai ui picuiy.
ujuuiic' wua luauuu UIUl ilULI I LIU mCiilOn- BiJi uia umita, J iiu uciiuiui, who
Arriving at the end did not happen to be in uniform, rode up
Increase of Immigration.
ane was winuiea. Arriving at the end uiu i not uappeo m ue lu unuorm roae up The number 0f convict9 in tbo A(lburn
of his string he vacated tho Barlow Hotel, to huu, and peremptorily ordered hiin to d,:0 ;i. i .1 j j
4 . v L.,ji.flf.: l i , ' i hbuu vigut uuuurau ma tone.
-t-uu iiuiuigiatiuu iu iuu jjuiu ui m;w .uiu R'it iur JlaiLa UliuuOWu OOqUeutUing I i"p uuiou.
York up to the 13th instant amounted to his wife and five children to thn lnnd. "And who tho
4-:, 7d persons against 40,001 up to the lord. The question is, where will he
corresponding period of last year. The turn up next!
immigrants seem to be of a better olass
this year, judging from the number of in- The Lancaster (Pa.) Union saya the
Precocious Hens.
Mr. Marx 'Long has eggs laid by a
pullet only two months old. 'Ihev are mates in the incfltnina An wji L. h.... i..:.... ' j - .i .f
omewbat larger than pigeons eggs. It land, 714, against .1,215 last year, and ty is now bein Parnerad. Tt estimate
,416 the year nrevions: Thn
IV-lfL'iic 7i'i i s c . mn l ... I l e r- ... -I ... '
everything in proportion,
devil arc youT"
"I am-commander of this division." Route Agent. Mr. James EEldred,
"Well, then, commander of this divi- f 'e county, has bcen appointed Mail
sion, I am commander of the mules, and I Agont on the .North Pennsylvania Rail
will holler at 'em as muoh na T nlnasn." itoad. His route extends Irom rbila-
lilt. T- . l
ueipuia to iiothlehem.
By the assessor's returns thore are 220..
000 more boga in Ohio thia.vear tllan
last.
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