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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04
HYMN. By Z. G.. CUTLER.

L ~ AZ -
TO FATHER uowBLLs.
Thou'st taken thy pilgrim staff
In June's high jubilee
Farewell, our father!
Our thoughts still follow thee
Ga through the life to come,
On through that fairer land,
Where, in the spirits home.
God holds thy hand.
lie leads thee, tenderly,
BY pleasant streams and clear;
Thou hast the light, and we
The shadow here.
Farewell, our father
Not thankless tears we shed,
Knowing, father, knowing
Thou art not dead.
Oh, death is more divine
Than mortal life can be.
Farewell, our father!
Our thoughts still follow thee.
All that thou hadst to give,
Thou gav'st, and passed us by
The knowledge how to live,
And how to die.
Thanks unto God for faith,
That opens the eye to see
Thou hast the light of death,
Its shadow we.
Farewell, our father!
Not thankless tears we shed,
knowing father, knowing
Thou art not dead.
Ba-We Subscribe to every word recorded alb
Howells was for more than a scor,
ears subscriber to the Liberator.-Ed. Lib.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04
HARLEM SPRINGS.

Carroll County, Ohio. 1857.
The Springs, having undergone thorough re.
pairs, and their facilities for accommodation in
creased, are under the management of the under.
signed, and are now open for the reception Of
visitors. No pains will be spared to make COM
Portable those who may favor us with their pat
ronage. The rooms will. be kept in the best
order, and the tables furnished with the choicest
selections.
cradle time would obiige the proprietor by ad.
dressing him a few days in advance of their ar
rival.
BEE~Conveyances from Carrollton-which Ia
accessible by railroad daily-to the Springs can
be had vt all times.
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Proprietor.
June 6. 1857.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

THE SALEM REPUBLIcAN.-This is the new name
assumed by the late Columbiana County Republi.
can. 1t is also somewhat enlarged and otherwise
improved.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

CoLoRED MAsoNs.-The colored Masons of the
United States held. a grand celebration at Columbus
on the 24th ult. The Masons of the United States
refused colored men admission to their lodges,
and also to give them charters for seperate lodges,
and in consequence they imported a charter from
England. The Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says:-
Tho city has been filled for HE past few days
with a number of well-behaved, intellIgentlooking
colored men, Many were curious TO know who
they were and what was their missive at this CEN
trail point of influence in tho State. 1t appears
that from some authority in England u charter has
been granted to colored persons in America to hold
Lodges said to be Masonic. They are not rccog-
nized by the Grand Lodges in this country, and
are of course clandestine in Ohio. On the Oath,
the Anniversary of St. John, the colored Grand
Lodge of this State held it's session here, ] learn,
and installed its officers.
The following persons fill the Offices named for
the coming year:
Grand Master, r. II. Greaves, N. O.; P. Grand
Master, j. Parsons. N. o.; Grand Chaplain, Rev.
David Smith, Columbus, O.; Grand Treasurer,
Geo. Peterson. Cincinnati, o.; Grand Secretary,
d. j. Harris, Cincinnati, O..
Representatives of Lodges holding charters
from the colored Grand Lodge of this State were
present from New Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago,
as well as from the constituted Lodges in this
State. They made quite a procession through the
streets of Columbus. Their next annual session
will be held at Cincinnati in on June "a, 1858.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

KANSAS LAND SALE,-The sale Of tho Wea lands
in Kansas commenced on Wednesday, June "a
These lands lie about 40 miles South Of the mouth
Of Kansas river,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

Bas"We Subscribe to every word recorded above.
Howells was for more than a score of
years o subscriber to the Liberator.-Ed Lib.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-07-04

approval of Walkers i~ntrigues Of the Black Re
publicans aud Ills efforts to nb)litionizs Kansas
The Administration would not ddtc, cvem were
they 80 disposed, to defy the utmost resentment aud
indignation OF the Southern Democracy"
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15

There is an article selling throughout the
country that has attaiaed the widest celebrity
every known as a remedy for Liver Complaints
We have referen ce to Or. Sanford's IayigorA-
tor, or Liver Remedy, that has reformed cures
almost too great to believe, we're It not for the
undoubted evidence that accompany the testi-
monills. Il IS, ia TRUTH the greatest remedy
known for Dyspepsia, Japndice. or a general
debility that so often battles the skill Of our
most eniirient physicians.
DR.. Sanford has been for a long time one OF
the eminent physicians of New York, aud it is
said, most OF his cases were treated with the
Inyigorttor with such invariable success that
he has been induced to offer il as a family me-
dicine, and let the world have the benefit Of his
discovery. II those who are troubled witll de
bility, headache. ianguor, or slow, lingering
fever will try bottle, We think they Nigh,
save PHYSICIANS bills, and da. $, perhaps years
Of suffering.
For sale b. DR.. b. F. Harry, Bsdforl. Pa
MAY /, I857.-d.
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ASSIGNEE Notice..

IN The coarf Of Common Pleas Of Bedford c5aafy.
WnERRAs, Jacob Bsrnhard anil Jonafhan
Horton, AssisRees Of the Estate Of DR.. Wn,
j. Reichter, did, on the 9Th day Of aarcA
1857, file in the Office OF tile Prothpnotary of
she Court of Common Pleas OF Bedford Coua-
ty, their Account as ASsigaees on the said
Estate,
Notice is hereby given To the creditors OF the
said DR.. Wm. T.. Richter aud all Others inter.
ested, that The Hon. Judges Of the said Court,
have appointea Friday the sth day of Nay,
next. for hearing the slme, and far showing
cause why the said Account ought not 10 be-
allowed, and in default thereof, the same viii
be confirmed.
WIrsEss the Hon. F. NJ. Kimnell, Esq,
President of our said Court at Bedford, this
9th day Of April, A. D.. 1857.
d. WASHABAUGH,
April 10. 1857
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15
ONLY ONE BOTTLE
OF
DR. SgANF0RD'S
IkFIG0RiFOR,
on LTVER REMEDY

II 5 required 70 cure any one troRbled wTth
IL Liver Comlissnts, unless tie most despcr-
ate of cases, wheR thessEcoyp bottle will, with
scarce Il single faiInre, restore the paEient 10
health aud yiger. We wish to call the atten-
tion of all to these facts, that the EnTigpFator
is compounded By physician who mas nsefl 1t
IN his practies for the past twenty years with q
success almost eredulons, aud that il Is entire
~ vegetable, being composed wholly Of GYMS.
Some idea Of the strength q these gams
may he formed when ii is known one bortl~ of
the IBFigorater contains as much strength as
one hundred doses Of Colonel without aas OF
its dsleterians els,cfs.l
One bottle Is tie suresi thing knoEn 10 carry
away he bad etieefs Of mineral poisoa 81 any
kind.
osiy one bottle is needed 10 t!,.ow ont 4,
the system the edacts Of medicine after. q long
sickness.
One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all
~eiiowish or unnatural color from the Skin
One desc after eating Is sHiiisient to relieve
the stomach Sad prevent tlie food from rising
aud soaring. ksa
Only ONT dose tax IN before retiring Hrerents
n ngIftnare.
One dose taken al night Ioosens the bowels
gently, and cures costiveuess.
One dose taken afl0f each meal win care
Dyspepsia. M m
One dose Of tgFo lea-spoOnsfal viii always
One botlle taken for female obstruction. re-
moves tho cause Of the disease, and pasakes q
perfect cure
0nig one dose immediately relieves Cllolic.
willie
One dose often repeated is a sure cure for
Cholera Mor5us, and sure preventative of
Cholera.
One dose taken often wiz prereut the recur-
renee oi hiiious attacks, while it relieves all
laiafsl leslnss.
- One OF two doses taken occasionally Is
one OF tie best remedies ier cold ever knosr
Thousands 6i'cases OF inflammation and weak
ness oi The lungs have been cured by the In
yigorJt0r.
One dose taken shori time before eating
gives viaar tothe appetite and snakes food di-
geSt web.
0ae dose often repeated cues Chronic Diar-
rloe IN lis worst forms, while summer and bow
q complaints yield almost 70 The iirst dose.
One or two buses cures attacks caused ~.
worms, while for worms in children, there is no
sGEer, safer and speeiier regsedy in tAe world,
as II never fails. @s
There is 10 cxag ggeratioR in these statements
they plain aud sober facts, that we can gjv..
cgilenee 10 prove, while all who use ii are
giving their Unanimous testimony in isS fay0r.
We ish all who are sick and dcbilitatel 60
tFy this Felaedy, aRG Test il thoroughly, asid
any wao are not benefited by its use We should
ike to bear irnn- We have yet To heA from
the hrSt person Who has used a bottle of Ingiy-
orator without receiving benefit, for there RI
such astonishing medicinal yirtues in 1t, that
al, no matter tow lJug they have pera affect
81, it their compliant arises lram feranged
liver wlif be benefited, II rot entirely cured
SANFORD d Co. ProprietaTs, 3ij Broad
way, New York.
For sale By DR. B. f. Harry, Bedford, Pa
March -, IS5T-zzcq
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15

s.WooDLAxD CREAN''-.a Po8azie for beqHti-
fglug The Hqir.-highly Perfumed, superior 70
any French article imported, and for half the
price. For dressing LADIES' Hsr ii has ne
tqaal, giving il a bright glossy appearance
II causes Gentlemen'S Hair 10 curl in tise most
natural manner. 1t remoYe es dlpdruif. always
giving the dair the appearance of being fresh
shampooed. Price only fifty cents, None
genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & CO., Proprietors Of the
s.Bal5a Of TI0asaad Flowers. =
For sale By all Druggists. f27eowz.
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TIIW iRR.

THE subscriber has now on hand, at his New
1 Timing Establishment, West Pitt Street
opposite DIR. u arry's Drug Store, large aud
splendid assortment of TIEIF.4RE, which he
will dispose OF wholesale and retail, on rea-
sonable terms.
Call and see his stock and judge for your
selves.
House SpOufing made aud put up TO order, on
reason lhic terms,
Old Pewter and Copper will be taken for
Cash or Tinware.
ABRAM HERMAN.
Bedford, April q, ls5a-sm
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15

re- Prof Woods Hair Restorative Is said
to be the only sure cure for badness and gray
hair. 1t removes all scurf, dandruf and scrof-
nlous eruptions from the scalp, and in few
days restores gray hair 10 It's original color and
beauty. This preparation contains no color
ing matter, bnt resuscitates the hair by iuvig-
Grating and restoring perfect health to the
scalp, thus imparting new life and vigur to the
roots. and hy them causing healthy duii tn
aovv into each separate hair.-Louisyille Times.
For sale by Dr. B f. Harry, Bedford, Pa.
May Is, IS57-h.
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Netiee 70 Bridge Builders.

PROPOSALS viii be recei we'd at the Com
4 missioner's Office, in BEDFORD, until the
50tli OF May inst, for the erection of . new
bridge over Dunnings Creek, near It's mouth,
in Bedford Township. The bridge IS to be an
uncovered one. The plan may be seen al the
Commissioners office. TIE bridge is TO he
placed on the old abHtments, WHICH will. how
ever, need to be repaired.
By order of Commissioners.
II. hICoDEMUS. Clerk,
MAY Is. 1857.
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0RPniNS' COURT SiLE.
PEREREPTORY!
Estate of Or. P. ShOeaberger. deed.

I'D City ami C,nnty Of Philad pbia, th,. IN
designed, Executors of the Estate of DR.
Peter Shoenberger, deed. win sell, rslhoat gs-
Serre, on
.T'HtRsD.fF 2SiA aey ee l1s4F, 1857,
At the s.LogaR HoHse.s' Hollidaysaurg. the f.,I-
lowing described property, located in Bedford
County, VIZ
4 Tract Of Tfali'ef Land. adjoining tie
Stone House Fars, near PattoNsyilie, and
containing about
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DIED.

In Monroe Town ship, on Monday morning,
Aprii 27fh, az dropsy, Mr.. JACOB K2GARIsE,
aged 6s years. 8 months and s days. He was
formerly Of Franklin County, Pa. but came to
Bedford County some forty years ago. where
be has remained up to the time Of his dceAse.
In South Woodberry Township, at the resi-
denee OF his father. on the I'd inst, OF con-
sumption, Mr.. ABRAA BEAR, aged q years, 10
months aud days. In the death Of this
youth large circle Of relatives and friends
are called TO mourn for one greatly beloved by
all who know him. be manifested his attack
lnent TO the Saviour by his good works, and
lore was bis support daring lingering illness
OF about three months. D. q. l..
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~gDEMG-D.

THE Books and Accounts Of the subscriber
L have been left ia the hands Of J0Hs Afslp
for collection. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to him viii please call and
settle Immediately, and save costs
MOSES STINE.
ApFl a, ls57-f
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PUBLIC SALE
lR REAL ESTATE.

TN pursuance of an order OF tho Orphans
H. Court of Bedford County, the subscriber
will expose TO sale by putiic vendue or entery,
on MONDAY TIE 22n DAY OF JUNE, A..
D., 1857, on the premises. The following d.
scribed Real Estate, lately the property OF
George Replogle, decd. viz
A Tract OF Land,
situate in Middle Woodberry Township, ad-
Joining the late mansion pIacerof said deceas-
ed, containing l25 acres and l29 perches, neat
measure. Of which there afe about 80 acres
cleared and Hnder fence. The Improvements
are Il good two story LOG DWELLING
HOUSE. first rate new frame Bank Barn,
well finished, with two tlTeshing floors and .
Stable.
TRRns.-(lne third Of the purchase money
to remain ia the bands Of the purchaser during
the Ii fs of che widow OF said George Repsostes
dsceas ed thu interest thereof 10 be paid 70 hnr
annually, aud at her death lhe principal to ihe
heirs of said deceased -one taiTd on the first
day of April, A. d., 1853, and toe remaining
third in two equal annual paymensss without
interest. Sald payments to b. secared BY
Judgment bonds.
Possession viii be given on the first day or
April, A. D., 1853.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
ALEXANDER Il0LSINGER,
-fdm'r Of George ReFtogie, decd,
May l5, 1857.
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Hides " anted.

FARMERS, Butchers, and all interested,
h viii please notice that JoHs CLARK <
Sos, in Schedsburg, are paying cash for hides
-Sa cents per pound for the green weight,
dry weight in proportion
March %, ls57-tf
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Last Notice.

FTIaE subscriber being most anxious that
L. his old books and business be closed up,
would SAY most earnestly 10 those having ac-
counts with him to attend TO them immediate
~. The books viii bs left in short time with
a Justice Of the eace-
March 2T, 1857 ID. JOHN CLARK
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DhARGAiNS!-The undersigned, 1esif-
@ Gus of reducing their stock, In order
to make room for Spring Goods, viii offer TO
purchasers, The best bargains ever seen in Bed
ford. Gail and see how cheap yon can buy!
a. B. CRAAER, & Co.
Jan Is, 1857.
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DAVID OVER, ESQ. !;

DAVID OTER- ESQ.
You viii please anneunce the name OF
JOHN AISIP, ESQ, Of Bedford Borough,
as "a candidate for Prothnnotary of Bedford
County subject to the decision Of the Union
County Convention MANY
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15

We are authorized to announce CAPT. JAS.
S. BECK WITH, of Colerain Township, as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff. subject TO
the decision of the Union County Convention
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15
POOR HOUSE MILL.

FTHHE subscriber is noB prepared to accommo-
Il date The public at the Poor House Mil.
Custom work aud Merchant work done TO or
der All Flour made by him warranted to
give satisfaction. He respectfully soHcits a
share Of the public patronage.
AEiS0N F-iRQUH.7R-
NAY ]. 1877
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15

We are authorized 10 announce GEO.
r. 0STER, Of Bedford Borough, as a candi-
date for Treasurer. subject TO the decision OF
the UnioH County Convention.
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.

the Bible, which, though it offers no clue to
the mysterious locality Of another world.
yet leaves us no room to doubt it's realization
IN an awful " blissful eternity. Comets
have, in al. ages, been regarded BY super
stitions people as the harbingers of dire
calamiiies, such as wars. pcstiIencc, or
famine. and it must be admitted that ex :.
perience ana observation have not tended to
dissipate this illusion, for even in our own
day we have seen how The beautiful comet
Of 1858 preceded the desoiating siege Of
Sebastopol, aud the consequent prostration
of commerce throughout half the civilized
world. But such coincidences, however
remarkable, are nothing more, and can
therefore take no bold upon the established
principles Of science and truth, which alike
discard all false conjecture, aud rest forever
upon the basis Of eternal wisdom and On.
Impotence. NJ. N.
WALNUT GROVE, Ala, April Q, 1857.
MURDERs--0N THuRsDAY NIGHr of
last week, two aged PERSONS man named
Geo. Wilson and his sister Mrs. MMastcr,
who was keeping house for him living near
M'Keesport, in Allegheny county, this State
were brutality murdered. A niece of theirs
of disreputable character, aud two men.
Henry Fife aud Monroe Stewart, have been
arrested on suspicion Of being connected
with the murder The old felix's lived alone
aud were known to have some money in
ihier possession, which, it is thought. led to
their murder. Suspicion first rested on the
niece, but the whole party we're arrested,
when Miss Jones made confession 10
which she says she was forced by the two
drunken men 10 drink brandy AID then to
shew them 10 the house, AMI call her Uncle
up. when they rushed IN, murdered them.
and rifed the trunk that had the money, of
which they gave her one dollar aud fifty
ents ana let her 90.
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We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
]. CASTNER, ESQ, Of Middle Woodherry
Township, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the decisioa OF the Union County Convention.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15

Oh. WOOD 4 CO., PrrpTietors, 81 Broad
way, N.Y., and M Market street, Sc. LOUIS
Missouri.
For sale by DR.. B. r. Harry, Bedfofd, Pa,
and By Druggists generally.
April s, 1851 .-zzca.s
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We are authorized TO announce the name Of
ABRAM B BUNN, ESQ, Of Scheishnrg Bo-
rough, as 4 candiiIte for the Office of Pro-
thonotary, &C.. subject 10 the decision Of the
Union County Convention.
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les ACRES,

arm, adJ5ihias the town OF Woodberry, and
containing
les ACRES,
on which is erected a large Farm Ifonse, Bank
Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib. and all ot!ler
nsecssary cut keaIsss, with several ieu4ns
houses
For turtlel infoFmatian in reeard to the sale
Of Real Estate ia the rouutieS OF huntingdon,
Blair, Cambfii and Bedford, SEC h8adbiils and
Bi4ir County Hktg.
The Terms of ~ lie, to all other ptlr-
chasers taan tls residRary Isegaees, their
agents or trustees, ere to ee. One third at tae
purchase money IN cash on the execution and
delivery uf a Deed OF Cnay eyances blythe act
ing EXscutprs-the reminder ia two eqaai IN
stalnients 4: the expiration of one Al two
years ifogl the date of the Deed, with interest
Sach payments to oe secured IN the malutIme
ny Bonas an'l n ortgages of the properly sold
$50 Cash Is to lse ptid 81 tue time of safe
on each i'icc- of property sold.
Plans, copies of Surveys, eShibi. Of title
papers, and due attteallnee Wa be- given or
the day of sale by til: acting EXECUTORS
Sale to com5aencs al 10 o'cf01k, 4 "
Of said day.
By the Court.
JOHN SHERRY, Cierk o. c.
JOHE Q. NILES, Rr,.,,....
.uicH4EL BERRY, Er'eu'ors-
The acting Executors viii Offer FOR sSle al
the same tilIsc and place,
80 Shares Of Hoiiidaysharg qnl Bedford
fltnk koad Company Stock sr
value. So per share, on wlich
SiS-5oper share has heen paid.
20 s' Hoilidaysourg and Be lt04 'ruFn-
pike Road Company
so . Holiday shHrg and Mlrtinsburg
Turnpike Rosd Company.
30 - ~oodDerrs apd PAttons1ilIe
Turnpike Road Company StoeS
April n, ls57,-ts.
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Attention Rlaenenr

N0U are hereby ordered to parade At your
l. usual Place Of training, on Thursday the
2lst of May next, at 10 o'clock. a NJ, in
winter uniform, with plume.l Each member
win provide himself with twelve rounds OF
bali cartridge for target practice. A full tuEn.
out is desired
BY order OF the Captain.
WM, RITCHEY, o. S.
April "A. 1857
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We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
ough, as a candidate for Prothoaotary. subject
to the decision OF the nion County Conven-
iion.
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IS0 ACRES.

4 very desirable Farm known as the Zoak
farni, adj5inias the town OF Woodberrg, aud
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-15

Mrs. Stoves new work----Hred, q tale aftbe
ulGreat Dismal Swamp, equal to Uncle
Toms Cabin, just reSeirsd az nr. Harry :
Cheap Reok Store. IT.
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Mc. NC Nc.
u Persons attending Court, next week,
arc invited to call end examine this excellent
and cheap stock Of Goods. Great pleasure
will 5ataken in exhibiting them.
Nay ], 1851.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

EDeg6soe Fur Sole.
III psrlscs running csdse, q 0AHDoo'e Anla, -
i veapcSt. Gan - 80 . ~ u0es ~ = 49,
70 has 10 inch eytndes, ~ ero9es - - ~
perlDet oonAtttGo, AAy - = Wen1 80 -. -
~ veolA . vs0 - 81 Geoa. ~ 1wehng pogooo.
alass aoDly y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
l. A L f S L n E w S
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Atlantic Telegraph cable Broke vessels
Returned.
IIalifaX. AUG. %.

Halifax Aug 26.
The X. NJ. steamship America Capt, Long
from Liverpool on Saturday the 18th inst.
arrived at this port at an early hour this
morning. The news by this steamer is
days later from Europe.
The Atlantic telegraph is, We regret to
say, a failure. On the morning of the It'll
inst, when SO miles west from the Irish
coast, the cable broke The vessels were
returning to England with the remainder of
the cable, still over 1000 miles in length
and perhaps sufficient to unite the two con
tinents.
The Directors were sanguine of ultimate
success. A conference was to he held III
London on the 10Th instant, for the pur-
pose of determining whether to 90 Oh again
Immediately with the balance of the cable,
or wait until another summer. The Indian
mail had arrived with intelligence of great
moment.
Contrary to the general expectation in
England, Delhi had not fallen up to the
29th of June, the date of the latest adviccs
Further mutinies had occurred among ,he
native troops.
There u nothing Of Importance from
China.
Liverpool Markets Breadstuffs ex
hibited IN upward tendency, the westh
er having been unfavorsble for th'
crops,
All qualities OF wheat and -four ha,
sliehily advanced. White corn was du
and eighty lower Liverpool provision
market was generally quiet. Sugar ha,
AeclinaA consiAarahiv. In The Iondo,
money market, consols closed at 81 l-2