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isAsrRoUs.-The cow-catchers on the differ
ent engines on the c. P& w. Railroad have
been quite disastrous here utterly to the ''bo-
vine quadrupeds fthe genus boz" The major
portion of the road is unenclosed and stupid
old cows are continually on the rack. They
pay no more attention to the warning whistle
of the locomotive than to the singing of blue
jay or wren. We understand that suit is
about to he instituted against the company by
an owner of cattle recently killed in this way.
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EIRE

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July pa fire broke out
at Hastings Minnesota, on Sunday morning de-
stroying the stores of Macauley & Ficllnor, j.
L. Beldin, B. S. Howes and several smaller
buildings. Loss estimated at $4,000. In
suranee small It is supposed to be the work
of an incendiary.
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nlVER AXn MEATHER.

PIrrsBuReH, July ,27-River feet 2 inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather clear Mer-
curry 80 dogs.
GrSc,SN&Tk July 27-River has risen .
inches since Saturday.
Weather snltry. 1t has been raining all
morning and was very hot yesterday the mer-
curry being up to 90 Mt noon. tbs now down
to so.
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Riyer rising slowly
with / feet four inches in the canal. Weather
clear. Mercury 49,
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TORN4D4

BosroS, July ga tornada passed through
Twicksburg aud other towns in Middlesex CO.,
on Friday, demolishing everything in its range,
including orchards, eornfelds, two barns and
other property. The path made was from 10 to
90 feet wide
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WE have secured tue services Of W. BIT SNIrH
as local reporter for the Intclligenccr, and hope
to be able to furnish greater variety of home
news than heretofore.
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FROM CHICAGO.

JuLy a7.-The latest information received
from the Sioux agency reports the hostile de-
monstrations of the Indians as over, and the
tribe is to receive an annuity.
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TREsTErBsSyuLE BRlpcE-This bridgeacross
the Ohio at steubenville is in progress of con.
stFuction. tits to he n pier bridge raised 90
feet above low water mark, with draw for the
passage of steamers. It's extreme length will
be seven hundred feet.
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the Ohio at steubenville is in progress of con.
struction, Iii to he a pier bridge, raised 90
feet above low water mark, with draw for the
passage of steamers It's extreme length will
be seven hundred feet.
INSULTING WoNES.--Sain Dunmore lives
in Spencer township, Guernsey county Ohio,
when at home. Owing to his uniformly reck-
less and dissipated habits, he has acquired the
reputation there, to use popular, but not very
elegant phrase, of an ''ornary CUISINE ac-
count to himself, his family, or to the coulrnu-
nifty inwhich he resides, being, on the contrary,
a nuisance to all these. Sam was in Wheeling
on Sunday evening, and as usual proceeded to
get intoxicated. In pa jsing up Main street he
encountered poorly clad female and accosted
her with an insulting speech The women en-
tered her residence, near at hand, and inform.
ed her husband of what had transpircd The
husband started in pursuit, and overtakiug Dun
more, gave him blow which Frustrated his
saturated corporeity to the ground. After ad-
miniStering few kicks to the fallen body to
apprise it that the collision was not accidental
the husband retraced his steps. Dunmore was
fASNSA SOAAS E3SOA
and taken to the river bank, where he was
washed, bathed and generally sobered up
though his countenace will wear luguberous
cast for several days to come.
TnE RivEB,-The Ohio river which used TO be
a great institution, and was some account, is
fast dwindling into insignificance again. 1t has
fallen some sixteen inches since Sunday morn
ing, and its course is still downward. The j.
b. Ford, lone and lorn'' is lying at the wharf,
''all but her departed"
Arrisal--Freighter and Com Perry. from
Cincinnati. S. P. Hibbard and Chevoit, from
Pittsburgh. Liberty, from Parkersburg Con-
voy, from Steubenville Nebraska, from Sun
fish,
Departures Freighter, Com. Perry, and
Chevoit, to Pittsburgh. S. P. Hubbard, to ST.
Louis. Liberty, to Parkersburgh Convoy,
to Stcubenvillc Nebraska, to sunfish
Water feet.
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G4SE4AL A9EETH- a..
Philadelphia T. W. Dyot Sons, 1852 n. ID street New
York Barnes Park 800 adWay, corner Duane Baiti-
more CuSpare Brothers, Gay and Penns Avenue Gin.
cnnat, John D. PARK. Chicago, Barclay Brothers, ql8 s.
Water 81. Louis, Barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans
J. Wright Co.
Sold by LaughIIns Bushhed Wholesale AGENTS for North
Western sinia T. H.Logan Co., other Druggists
Merchants generally throughout the United staes and
cAnGdES. ~ cefedRV5J.l
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esq HAZLETOS & BROTHERS.
ia n o L O r. lie
q g 4 Q MA N q FA CTURE RS

NO ssUB Lelltto st. New B0FNs
NNTHERE may lie found superior assortment Of Plano
w Portes, Plain and Ornamental Cases, from to *
octayes, of the best HldterG and pronounced by disu
guishe artists be unsurpassed. win be sold the
reasonable to stand any climate.
OrdetIroDi The country promptly dttendsdt TO- and each
Piano give psrest sAitsacton If the
Piano be returned to us rgfundIns the md
freight
At the Great Exhibition the Crystal Psace, New York,
1883 Prize Medal was awarded to AELETOS IRoTHRs,
for tho superior quality Of ter Piano Fof. which
and placed In The highest grades by the following stiH
cat JnstrH1e1ts; JULIEN, MAN 9IARETZER, W. II.
FRY, r. s. WILLIS, T. EIsFEIDT, q. MEIGHEN, EdELIUs
GIRAC, DWIGHT, jury on YtSicdt IlstrnhenSs: GEO
F. BlIsToW, SccrttnyYOH NtAIcdt Instruments
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And the various affections consequent upon disordercd
ST0lLAGH OR LIVER,
SH M ~ Hnsti.s GSstIysnsss
Blind and Bleeding pies In ali Nervous, khsaste, and
RgSs beneoia and n otheFp elected dseded
scen pPnsps tie the
Holland professor, BoerhaYe. Because Of It's great success
United states was especially for those Of our
f1erand here and there over The face Of this
nov Offer It to the American public knowing truly
It'll 70 those Sfose
sttutio have beer Impaired BY continuous of
stananeoas in effect lads IL way directly he l4it Of
life, trn rg and qucksnng every raising the
dropping sPirit, and, fact intusng life and Wig to
s4e ssSi'l'' cAUT1oNi
The great popularity this Aroma has Induced
many limitations, which public should guard against
have giycn BittSrs GfGrtTaI.
tie VIII conv how Infinitely superior tits to alles
wHATlT Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
81 have frequently used Boerlaves Holland Bers, and
and sS and nv,
It's severe headache with which had long sui.
y. W. woodwell, Esq., says have used Boerhaye's
Holland Bt;ers myself and recommend 1t to others, know
Aid Jopathah Nicely Of Lower ST. Clair says: 81 have
derived great benefit from It's use for Neaknesg of th- ON
NJ Murphy says: ..Afser phy.cians had
failed, Boerhayes Holland BerS removed the path
nay heart and side, arising from indigestion"
The editor Of the Kannug Free Press sayS After one
Holland Dters cured Of the worst fern of dysDepslah
Francis Felix only Of the orgiual Extract
Of Coffee says: 81 your Holland
of the medicines the world fer disordere
or lIVer.f
Dr. editor Of the Packet BALTIMORE prononneea
II medicine deserving Tie eenddenee Of The public
prescribed trequeu,i during the yesrsth
marked sueceIs in dcfattd states Of the digestYe
gnps, OF the system generally. etE
The manager Of The baOu'S vlnesar Factory
myself, therefore induced try us eject urOn
my wife troubisd With the debility common aloi
eon5mPtve habit aud really e adding her good
than anything She las ever tAken.n
N0T1cE-Hhosvsr expects 70 nd In this beverage win
disappointed bnt the sick weak and low Spirited
viii grateful aromatic cordial, Possesssd Of snSu
lar remedial properties.
al 81 Psrbottie for &c. by tAe sole
= BENJAMIN PAaE,Js. &oo,
Manufacturing PharmactntiEtsa and Cheplats,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Founded 1862.

Founded 1852. chartered 1904.
LOCATED
Corner Baltimore and Charles streets,
BALTIMORE, n D.
NHIS Institution Is now in prosperous and four
ishing condition. Twice during the last two years has
TO obtain larger apartments for the ac-
tho increasing number of students, repre-
sentng nearly every State in the Union.
occupies OF the most conspicuous and desir-
bly, buildings in the city. The rooms are cOmmod-
ousy arranged, spacious and elegantly furnished.
advantages and facilities here offered to young men
desiring qualify themselves properly for the various dn
ties Counting Room, to obtain thorough 1uc-
any particular BY any similar establishment in the United
States.
FacuItg:
E. X. LoSIER,
the Science of Accounts Commerce.
Business Customs, etc
j. NJ. PHI l. LIPS,
Professor Of Theory and Practice of Keeping and
Commercial Calculations.
H. II. DAVIES,
n. C. OHNsON,
Professor of business and Ornamental Peurnanslip.
s. II. Williams, ESQ,
Lecturer Mercantile Law. -
RIVE. YEATEs REESE, DID,,
Lecturer Commercial Ethies.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vnnF4 ant!
Hon. Thomas Swami Mm; ID, ESteiEIhier.; ESQ p
The oallege IS provided with Commercial Library Of
Each student has desk TO himself and Is separately IN
There beug no vacation during Students
ter any time.
The time usually required 10 complete Iae luu COURSE
from S to IL weeks. Kos
DIPLOMA is awarded TO all GRADUATES.
large and Beautifully ornaRented Circular containing
upwards SQUARE sfntiuE the Exterior and
Interior View College, characteristic Designs
Prnmanslp, &C., sent by mail ree or charge accompanied
Jrl ar Z X, LOSlER, Baltimore, Nd.
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CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE!

WIIhIn nut EIIeII All TIC IntTltS IIcl
OF CTistalora's never equaed lyc
Redit makes black, to brown transforms grey.
Ard keeps the hbreS always from deeAy.
This atclIess ruYtaliEing Hair Dye still holds its posi
ton the arlItB and efeuciOuJ Hair Dye, j THB
WORLD Prepared and sold, Wholesale aud retail, and
applied lin private roons CBisTA DORos, No. AH
IoH House, NE YoEE aud by all Druggists
Pc funiers IN United states. st3iiff a9 7F7s
Agents Cincinnati, Ohio John y. Park, Scion Palmer.
jsnls-1y-f&V
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WE refer the reader to the advertisement of
Mr.. j. c. On, to be found another column.
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j AS. M NJ. R q, H. ?, O. !,
P111nhRr and Gas FILTER

II EHPs constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
N Wrought PpeR, Sheet Lead. All kinds md sizes
Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles and Steam md
GuaEes Lift Force Pumps, Sinks Bathing Tubs,
Wooden and Cast Hydrants Gum Hcse and packing
Of all Tcknesses Anti.fricOn Metal Pure Banca, Tin,
Anthony, Celebrated Troy BELLS and the best
Crucibclis In the country.
~ Also, PolIy's Improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly greatest pump of the the right
put which aud Counties in Western Virginia
Will be sold fair term.
az Galvanized Iron Tubing, IncoTrosiTe, and for con-
uctng pipe for hot cold water, and espe-
" Aqueduct Pipe constantly hand, any size orquan-
tits Of which be furnished on short notice.
~ Cdat LGid t0r .'la Copper, R,.I4SdHd had.
nOv1Q-l2aw&wlv
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FiSS T.SGgsSvISES


In 0ur sLoOKlSS+-CiIaSS- DEPA RTNIEST may he lisa
every variety Of PIEE wSat and AASEli ARRbas, PoH-
ind PfcTCNE ERAMss, C0aSICrs BASIS, Sc,
own ee sive manufactures fTWf choice and original de-
signs elsewhere lie oG;alnei, r Of superior qua
III cur FINE APT DEPARTMENT. viii he fOCld 1Tst
class impressions Of all the finest European fETETnGss
vt general assortment of all desirable rubiSatien
tonnd tof superior quality only ever; F!sts Tor "a"
Artist, Amateur, or Pupil.
TIE usual dis: CUNT to THE Trade aud Schools Crlersly
Letter cefull filled and packed with the utmost
To the economist, nil tSirSus of Obtaining superior
quality articles. moderate prizes. the above presents
equal AZ vantages.
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS & CO,
arfI -n-d&vi- ;slsi Broadway, New feiE.
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MATRBW MoNABB.

4oTrcE IA IrREsSS sI7ES. tbaf from and a,sr III,
day. TOmas z AskeW VII cease n act the Of
Martha J. Ksating and said AskeE WIN hereafter
duet the Confectionery establishment Market st. ~ his
and his accqunt and All authority heFetofore
The said AskeW agent, above mentioned has
bee1 revoked and annulled by mutual consent.
May 8, 1851 myf1-tf
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New work .AaWartia emente.

New Work AdWertis ements.
p .aRR.f E .e9g,.s /. = ..s.,S
Advertising and Corresponding 0ice, No. 500 Broadway
Mes; York. = ~
n HIGHLY IEIl2OltIANI TO
RECTG ERs, fGQUQS ilRIsCl1.ANTS
AND VEHGB.gsSSt q Et q TtOS'RHS.
DIR. FEGGHIsW.NNGER'S
FIAH0RfNGS5 ~ pRuDTt \ AT A 5St0Mk&TS NOTICE
EMERY HkstBEn LlQE0k.
The undersigned has lately made great improvements in
this branch Of business. The Hayprn.s put pack
Of 3, 10 and ~ Yan, md yequrs but ,! tadtioit
VI Pure Spirit either lator 9Th proof And iOrs such
CNTnac, either dark pale, HOltNull anil English Gin IN.
ricst and 81. CErS RuIn, IfiA Resi- ACT
SeGclI Whskcv Appe Peach, Cherry mad lrberry Iira1.
dy Port and Madeira Wines will c instantly IFC,iNr.i IL
requires ss . addition " good pitit, say 50
4'Alinps to each rtoi ~ itN respective Fla Nring.
Int best CorRr OIL yellow aEb N!,s, Warranted
genuine, as low as Cfllyr Importer IN tlis Us
Essences oEeVcrS Liquor ENlIsci OF CDSnA', H. Dt
which produces 20O gallons Of CoFnae.
Raw Wftskey ly Dr G.'S ami body preparation
be made smooth with hat tr!!Hg cXr.nss,
The price NJ Etvnrtrs CNtIetneiS eratsI ard IL
DR. LEWIS FIucgTwANGER,
Cesaia dR5 i9Porfsr 81 lygs, ksssa 9l Es AID At-
ais, DHPHeJTsOtsBT 5i2 l1otO9Iui Jtic fHtE7ic0ls
No. E43 Ma itleft kane, New York.
N H. Sole Agent for GiiIe Celebrated Cordial lhters
and Gin np2s-6md&S
Great and Unusual Induce ments
srTNwENTY-FfvEf PER CENT. DISCOUNT IN FIRsl
class eusravinRs viii i made until fur,ler notice
ALI. CASH PURCHASES OF
LooRISG-GI.ASSES, PIcTUPE FRAMES
ENGRASINGS, ARTISTS MATERIALS, &c, a..
INDEPENDENTLY pBlIrCTiO%
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, AMI the privilege ot
selecting said deduction ir"u n iuiae:'se s:eca ai
variety OF
b r,,r- rfy
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MononEaiiela in bbls
/ gal. ...............I5.a4 ] ~
common .............. .o0
ZINC.
.Sheet..'..-,......'-loA'9il
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.
rnANsroarArlos orrrcr B. ( Q. R. R.

,Ssfsasssa SEzszas59 gsgsas egSS3 S-l-,III,
lsiSsjs So
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NSWs y b.. ,
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock

Pi;;I 8 b -........-.--......S
Bar -....-....... -......-.S 81
Snotp = DaE. 80. -.......Z,Z "a
LEATHER.
Spanish Hem. y .S0t935
Harness. 1000. ...33g rs
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Uli1cal dispatches ustrecelved rom hansNs
express the belief that the present difficulties
can be qnieted without bloodshed.
Unless detained by pressing public business
President Buchanan viii visit Bedford this
week.
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PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, Is 4 GREAT SCIENTl- \
do Medical Discovery, daily working almost
great believe. 1t IL magic, eCen he Fst
1iriR0 Jenef seldom than bottle is
quirrd any Liver Complaint from the worst
JaundIce Dyspepsia headache, all Of which
are the result Of n DiSedssd Lirsr.
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COMMERCIAL.
SNlll Nl1IlGo1EAl4.
WHOLESALE MARRIED.. Z
CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
BY 1. n. PUMPHREY.
ASHES.

Pots .-..,...,-.--r O99Ea' I.
PeaFls.,-,..-..s.. .........t
Soda Ash. .S5i
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INDIAN AND KANSAS AFFAIRS.

INDIAN AND KANSAS AFFAINo.
WASHINGTON, 2Tth.-With the the three COM
panies just ordered from Fort Independence,
Hamilton Mackinaw and Sault st. Marie, there
will be ten companies in Minnesota in view of
threatened Indian disturbances.
john Z. 0'Nral of Pa hus been appointed
superintendent of Indiau affairs for the terrific
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-20

4 hlsTRissI>G Acclrr>r Al DrNLriTH-ln
the fnr.nnou Of Yesterday Mr. Garuiek u
leaGing citizen OF bunleilh, was crossing ia,
railroad track opposite the Argyle ilou,c, q
locomotive Winch vas switching oil the
main track struck him down and dragged
hlm the distance ut about thirtS feet. crush
ing HI right arm and oth.rw -c -criuu-ly
ltln rlng his body This SAL accident wa~
partially the result OF the manner IN which
Mr. Garnick earn led his umbrella ut th,
time. a. le had il inclined bctW cen him and
the locomotive ut an angle covering his
face and partially owing to the cIn''., q Of
track made 10y the engine. The locomotive
WINS running IA reverse order AID al the rate
Of seven mules pc hour, consequently the
tender strHe, him FIRST else he would have
zen, ia all probability crushed instantly I"
death. ~ 1T Is. the result il is feared viii
| prove fatal Ills phN ~ieians find :. noc.s-
shry to rcmo"c the crushed arm, and as Ii.
Is lnsenslble to pain ~ the greater portion
OF t- hody they have 81 EeSj.d til, n"
| pricty Of his making nj viii, thus prepar
| ing Tor the worst --tlpccss It HratL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-20

One of the best remedies for the cXiS-
ting condition of the times Is to curtal
expenses. In doing this, certain kind,
OF business will, Of course, hc more OF
less affected. Rich furniture will eth
er remain in store, or be sold cheap
30 of rich dress goods, musical instru-
men;s, carriages and fancy vehicles. =
Some may have to part with their fine
houses, and these must be sold at de
prcciated price, if sold at all The bare
necessarlcs OF life are all that people in
stratened circumstances ought to pur-
chase while the hard times last, no
matter what NAV be the consequence,
no matter how this course may affect
peoples standing in society. Better
10y far to practice prudent economy
and pay what one owes, than to con-
tinue to live cxtravagantly and fash
lonably at the expense of the store
keeper, grocer or butcher.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-20

The London Times lahors under the bel; {
that the current Of specie into the hank of
England from this side the Atlantic will be
resumed almost Immediately II enterntins
the idea that the panic or revolution here
viii he a very temporary affair, that it will
be soon over. and that the usual weekly ex-
por' alton OF bullion will 20 on again to the
extent Of former years. The return OF con.
iilenee which the London Times looks for is
very far n the distance. and will not he re-
uIizcd for many months. he tide of spe
Gle will not Sc, from our shores 10 those of
England until the force OF this financial
revolution has been expended, and new
credits a new trade and new coneerns have
been formed. All our old debts to foreign
manufacturers have Tor the time. been wiped
ont as with n sponge. and it will not be TN.
til new balances against Us, on the future
trade of the two countries. are created. that
the resumption OF specie exports eat be TX
eeted. Whatever supple. of cold Au-tra-
liza may turn into England, none " i'll be re
ceved from the L. :. The Times has
probably before this. come to the same con-
clusi1n. We INST look beyond this: We
must look to the other extreme: and We
must look 10 England for supplies of gold.
The current must set this way in spite OF ev-
cry effort to the contrary.
II We do not pay our debts to the manu-
facturers of Great Britain, they must pay for
hat they want and take of our products
The manufacturers of Manchester NAV not
get their pay for the goods sent Us in such
immense quan,itie ut they mast give u
the gold for what raw material they ma, re-
| quire for immediate or future cons.imp
ton. The 'Tines' has Doubtless hy this
time become satisfied tina; the financial rev.
ol.ion in this eountry is son citing more
than tie bursting of few speculative rail
road bubbles, got up aul exploded by few
brokers of the stock exchange: and it + rs
probably arrived at the conclusion that i,
Is going 10 be something OF collanse alter
all. As time rolls on. and il is seen tba, in.
stead Of receiving gold. tie bank. Of Enc
land is drawn upon Tor gold to ship to sbe
L. States the Times will doubtless review
its opinions and consult other authori,ies
than those interested in deluding European
capitalists to enable certain private bank.
ing houses to get matters and things a lit.
tie more contracted before the full blast O,
the whirlwind comes upon them.-N. York
Herald