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Union Foundry
AND
NJ ACHYNE QAnp

Cor. Bank 4 4th sts., eokak
J. r. BEATTY 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines and Ma
lNl chinery Of every description, Saw aAd 0rst
Mill M achinery, House Fronts, Window Caps and
Stills, Balconies and VerAndahs. A general assort-
mentof castings always on hand. Orders solicited
and promptly attended TO.
keokuk, April 8, '57-d$w
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" AhTkl--A suabsFst nse ef gssd address
w to sell some handsome and rapidly selling
works.
Just published handsome New Years Present
entitled "1he Floral Disdem, or A Wreath Of
Gathered Flowers" handsom.ly bound in Cloth and
Gilt, and superbly iliustratsd with . number Of
Colored engraving,. Also, cheap and quick sell
ing work entitled "TAs True Htsfo.y Of As xsssss
Wars, stitched in neat wrapper, with splendid
colored engraving. Address
j. n. TELLER,
noS5-d Fourth-st.. near Main. Cineiunati.
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
NO. ass NORTH sECOND-sTREE1

-. LoU6s. Ne.
THE above celebrated brands Of Iron are manu-
i featured by Lyon, 6horb d Co. alone, Of Penn
syivania, who, under one manag cement, surpervite
every process Of conyerti. n from tht ore to the
finished tar, and with the use of charcoal ~ .
fuel. Under the same ttyle they conduct IN Aesn-
cy House In st. LouiS, whefeis kept coustantly on
hand very large assortnent VI the ADORE brands.
every bar and bundle Of which IL distinctly mark ed
with the name "sligo" or Tyrone" to declare
it's quality. The excellence aid uniform character
chinists. and iron we'kers generally, who rsquirs
an honest reliable article. will certainly Ind il IN
advantage to make trial Of thtm.
The st. Louis Howe IL now supplied With fresh
assortment, made With special care, which they sf-
fer to dealers with every sepkasacein i.s ohsras-
ter. LYoN, kIloKB CO.,
Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
No. 3e8 North Hccond-6t. St. Louis, No.
CSC. D. Hall, Agent. tsISsdA~snl
EXTRAORDINARY IhDUCEMGnTo
TO TRADE
A. She ssNinbie Aixpance.,s
s.s:.' I'D sas s::: ss
Shoes Cr.cksry Ware, &c., direct FRI The Eastsrn
cities. which conprises extensive variety in I'll
thcse d. partncnts. My stock will compare favor
qaiii,y, and it's well known fac, thai tho price,
are all right.
| OF Dre.s Goods. i have siiks, Tissues, Bar.ess
LAwns, Barge Deiaines, Chsllies, Poplins, vaien.
clan Piaids, Debaise, Argansiaes, Lawn Robes
&c.
i OF Staple Goods, heavy brown domestic .blesched
do, Osnaharga, drills, tick ings, psanAs, Ia. $.
/ ALSO, Linen Goods Of All kinds white end
brown for pants; white and brnun table diapss
erash and diaper toweling, Irish linen, brown u
/ ALSO, summer shaxls, black silk yesettcs, en-.
broiderie,, lsces, pocket handk errhiefs, hosiery
trimmings, Genss sAirts, cravats, eollsrs and sus
deLders.
/ ALSO, an assortment Of Summer Clothing, and
necessary articles too numerous TO mention.
| AND in connection With tn, aboyc, keen an -.
sortmt MT Of Queensx are and 0roceres, the latte,
II which still continue to sell 1t wholsssl
psices. fresh lot Of choice Tees direct from ths
Canton Tea Co., New York, which are warranted V
give entire satisfaction ar the money will be re-
funded.
think can offer iniuceinsni not to beck.
celied by any housr in this city. M
II there II any article you cannon find anyw here
slse, Jaxt call At tbs Nimble Sixpsnce--anywAess
along Main-strcet.
r. S.-1hssc are not old goods--have NOT been ~
Aord stscs fhs year oss.
Nos. a., -, ~ aaa 1909 Mais.ss.
s. s. BILLINGS.
Ksokuk, Iowa, April 17-dkw
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.
/. V1Ssss raneas rossosls
Z y = - y ~
ESOR Blacksmiths, JewelsrS, Dsntists, nschins
= shops, Boiler nahsrs, Coppenmiths, shipping,
vuaH'es, Afasss' haiiroads, Public works, &c.
s.,., -. A s.., = =. .sa ,,, A.. H.;
Anvils. for strength, durability, and aniaA. ~
eossidersd sasarIass.d. hsving been isiiy tested
70 inc lssgest sAope 10 ths coanssy. Ne vsnses
s.s.,. -.,1. a - NJ. ~. ~ -. -.
s..iit, "a ~ ss~sSs ., n: s' - - ~
LaEs Msrsn Grsa1ssoss....A mos.
fnss.sss ' sx.ss. .-4 PIP. s.r...
ra., advantages .. s'eo.ias more appreciated
Scales.
-
Daryee evsysA's
s S M'enes.sr Day piauorn ana Counter
SeALhe. Ine esss Scales 10 me nsfsss, vasrsst.
ID corsese. they hsvs been 10 use ios ysafs. snS
, :s' S... s.ra.
:.s.. and viii .p.st for is...si1... Tor -. );
DOOR AND GATE SPRINGS.
nvav n,~sA.r., p.aana .h..<l - All oth.v
And ts.t ~ thins for ,As amne s,sson'
. 49,.
ss se.,-se.1.s % O.ss
TIE sinpisss ans best ean Tor preserving traits
49, se8Sssss" ." ~. sASy S.se S.A ssSS0 - 1aAss
in halt m hour withsst the cid Il t.nn.si they
require neither solder, eement or wax, anA saa b
Used for years.
apr70d cADY. JONES PECK.
CCYTHRS, Snaths Cradles and harvesting tsole
- iu great variety, 81 small advance by
apr3vd CADY. JONES . PICK q. e
THkI -.
k"h.aal. ~ $40 49,. = ~ ~ MI sss'
..@oS -
= :, !, a.. - -,
SHVVklS AND sPAD1e -Anes AoulAnd q,
~ Lppcncotts, and Rcstlcy Nelxen . brands,
long and short handles, ~ -
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ALLEY & HAYDEN,
q re q I r n b b or 6to
80. 90 Main.st.,

CLOTHING Of all kinds, qualities and prices
~ Cloth costs and Cloaks; Alpaca and sil ( Goats
Bots, Shoes, Sandals and Soleing, for Gents, La
dies, Misses and Children. New kind II Ladies
boots-frst ever offered in the western market
Lsgx,ns ior riding and walking, riding boots Beds,
pfiioWs, cushions. Life PrescYsers, swimming belts
And buoys- Travelling, mail and saddle bags, hsv-
srsacks, game bags, caps Of ali shapes and kinds.
Paiis and buckets for engines, nre com panies, and
house purposes
Spodtsmen fitted out, and those about crossing
the pssins.
All kinds Of Surgical and Druggist articles.
Nombs of all kiIus.
Toys Of ala Kinds. Dolls and doll heads ma int.d
and IN painted.
Toilet Furniture complete.
IAbic and Piaho covers, Blankets, Cloth and
Bed Cloghs.
knston., cord, brs:dug, ffills Ktay md are.s
bones, dress heids.
Pen and pencil cares, pencils and pen holders.
ruler, ueAsurihg tapes, wafer and sand boxes elias
tic letter and bill bands, cork screws, rings
hnxsr rings KNIVES canes VI all kinda oilers fun-
nsis. has -, doof spr ngs, and cement.
carnage Robes. wagon aprons, horse eovers with
AMI without hoods, whips u every kind Kesrny :.
hailies. carriage irubs.
Hose, packing and betting.
We Ars ssi.iug at nt. Luuls prices, and rs chesa
~ can b. got IA Huy Western city.
Please enii aud rxsmiue how mi ny and ha some
things are matte Of haebsr. We shall i.e IN ost
happy ~ show our goods and explain their uscs
sprti-ds~iy
1 's..-S~4 Alks VI Liteiataie ana Il. Llttrar,
OeaAsetsr iisustrAtea. by }. G. U'lsrGel. via
euriosities vi American Litsratnre, ny kafus W
Sriswoid, for saie by
apsi OGDEN. BRowsELL 4 co.
(saLsIAnflLLD's Letters to ha. Sou.
~ Es.sys"f Ella, b, chas. Lamb
Ih@ Works Of CLaA. iaiub
Lafs II ten Maroa
Life u ten. ar.ens
Life OF den, LAfsyrtte. For sale by
Gpri6d DIDEN, Rh1WNHlL 4 90
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kAVlT TWG8U
OUCH - Apple, hsAs1 ,
~ Pear, Plum. Cherry,
Ounce, Ac.; and The small
fruets, ksspbssriss. Cur
rants, Strawberries. 1oose-
berries, lie.
Also, : large quantity II
CAtawba and Isabella
Grape koots.
4 large quantity Of
DWARF Trees, psrtiea.
larry Pear ard Cherry ,
which are very dssisahle
for city planting.
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ANNaal nNNAAi

M American Family Eneyciopsdia Of u.e,u,
knosi edse. or book VI LIZ kees,pts aud net.
whsls library Of subisets nseful 10 svery ia
800 ILLUSTRATED with ,oeo cngnvipss, By i
Webstes. For sale Ly
apsSed OGDEN. BR0wgELL = &c.
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.ss.aa-... o...p ...... .,,..,..

Uccend.st. CAeap Usote, Opposite
she Athon0Un,
HAVE lust recsivsd one u ths largest ard best
i i stocks " bonne,s ever Lrosxht "a Yeok ~ =
Aiso. ribbons French uowsrs collars, un1se.Ieeysa
English thread laee hebhlnct German lsess. urins.
Irish linen. dAmssk aAd saov-drsp tahls sloeha.
napkins. dispers. cssshss, jsrelry, pssfsnsry.
srserisy neck Iacea. and IN epdlsss variety Of Ne
tiohs- sests shirts, drawers, crasAts, neck ties.
nerno and cotton hosiery, silk sud linen handler.
chiefs also, large assortment 81 corded and hoop
sklfh.
Aplld n. II. ABBOTT ! CO.
4 lcEAN Scenes, Prose Wfitsrs u nssica. And
~ Peter PsTlsy's Popular BioeyepAy, for paie 1
aPed O0DKN, BHOWNtIt co.
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xeR sale ~ = BaFgatn.
"A ~ spttea 81 the purchaser. kaid let II -
higt ssesn1, - Willie sold cheap IL applied n,
oGDH.
11saat AAeet sash this balance in essvp.v.
nAafs. Inesisp ~ ~ pndsfsignsd, corner -
1taekJle aal lesh ~. y. A. ukAsTVK,
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Ewb.sk.' hydraulics.


d. nGhlPIlNE Ard HistnrAcai accom-. "
"A Hydraulic and other ma, hines for raisins va,
Ter. beta ancient and modern with .tsers ns on
ssr.ous sapiscts connected with tho uaeehsuie arIs
~ Ib9s, Nv bank. For - Z BIZ
aprzsa O3UEN, Bk0wEELL co.
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CPADkS-znss ,RoviasdS - other bsasds;
y for sale By B.W.A n. TUCKER.
CH0vILE-X.~', K0vfaazS m SlKsr Is1Saa1s
- for EIDE " q. W. D n. TUCKER.
uO13- solid eooss nsck, Sivs1s1, saasSassl Plea
Ii tsss, and CaFoliaa hoss. 1os sels In great Va
risty b 9. ". > II. TUcKkA-
TX and Tsaes CAaiss, iasgs stssk, fos sals low
" By 1.W. III. TUCKER.
WORN PkAN11AE-A 6spssiss aTtiets tss hesss
~ powef, aad wonAeelal IaAes and tine sAvaAe
moline. ter sAls ~ 6.W.t y. TUCKER.
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O1rooe topoHtasoO0.
G Wan. TuCKKk ass nov rsssiviag sAsH
a. Easl.sh goods Sss ~ apsing traAs b ~
ships Asisatis "a Kseksvsy fton Lvapoet, -
slssnsm Up ~ Mississippi, together With sxtse-
sive purchases fFoo American 1snufsstuSsss n
alnost every host which arrives - this port, ~
~ prepared - oGsr increased indsssnsnSs u pos
sAssers and will duplicate asy g. Leuis hlll whisA
nay have besn naAs II oar line. aAw
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DUMPS, water rasns, galvanissd we'll eAsin and
hxtares, for sale low at the sign Of the
su79d BIO ANVIL.
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Scales.
burned z Hervvth,.

Dnryee kovsythss
| Cel.brat.d R,chester hay platform and Counter
SCALES. The best Scales In The mafkst, vssSsnt-
ID correct. They have been In use fos yean, an1
can b seen In the stores 81 Chttsnden Asuavis,
Consabie, 6myth : Co., Sta6ord ) AcCuns, barns
Reatssn, Clsghorn + AArrison. J. y. C0pslin,
| etc., and will speak for themselves. For sale q
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RkAcs UuCk6 VI every description, Dtssn
DGsages and Whistles, Saw 0unmen End Man.
drills, wrought Iron and Lead Pipe, Gil aisss, ~
aps3sd CADY, JONES : PkCk'B.
ChAAPOOlNu and Shower Bath Coek, Beer
~ Pumps and Plumbers Materials, 1t Eign Of
anv 9Qd Ri1 Anvil.
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DIREC1 IMPORTATION
HARDWARE AND CUTLIRYl

o.. ~. 4 r " O r = =
TNPORTERs AND WHOLESALE DgALkRs,
i havs IL sssss, asA ~ rssievisg tAsis ssppliA
fer the spring trade, direct frsn ths MAKERS which
they Offer u cash and prumpt tins-bayess - IA
vuFable tsrns. The stock Ssing unusually large,
they con adently solieit an sxaninaion 1t tkssa4s
feh17 -dAw 8. W.&h. TUCKER.
IA 1LLHk6 and Manufactures will Ana con-
IVA slant supply Of lasee Circular Saws, varrae-
VI, snd q ths naaufsetarers priess; say -, -,
- and 81 inches. and when required, inches, to-
esthss With the smaller sses, At the sign u thu
He'd Paddock. IN. II. TUCKER.
| may2ldAw.
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70 Jsnss II. Rice:
Thine " the lat 10 before ~, asking my opisioa
a. W. Il Childs Cs.'s koc6ng. have used IL 90
Two buiidings Of my owA, and Ind II to remain
Arn and good condition through both tho hottest
aa sedsss wsaabss sxpsrisnesd In this past VI
~ country.
give itn ny Assldsd spinisa y IN sxpssissssA
hnii1es, thasit y ~ hsst FosAAg In 49, ord
psssssaes tAs two nsst desirable qualities N sseel
dat u hsiag wstsr PROOF, ord free fssn AAnAes
- Are estsing fTsn spasAs q cin1ess
apvle d1n kxRA BAILY.
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GOOperss Morks.
y1ShE this com pee works of fsnnlnore Coars.
I or. IN 81 volumes for "a .e bs
lh.sd OGDEN. EHUXkEII, A ca
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to Brontst., bal. 0aiA 80 Sycamore, :
Cinoianati, o.. Dec. ltth, 1855.
To Ala who's II may ssneesn i--This IL y cssti-
II thasl have sxaninsd speeinens and roofs "
kseAng and bslisvs u 10 ~ snlnsntiy superior TO
aay other kind Of rosang nsu II Sse. vss ~
sys witness Of severe TRIAL II Of thess roofs.
from large body Of AAns fSon Al adjoining buiid-
Ing which struck directly upon the koof and Cor.
nice for nearly half an hour. II stood the trial
beyond all expectation, and ated tbe tHildinR.
| Eigaed, r. W. HASKELL,
PSss't Bncksye State lns. Co.
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Isl eAh sPs sPN ri ,
EHTFF Ti i tit / i II
sAi us ~ 2ils2lN. w. ~ 0isSlN. W 10 @it4iN vi
Mon. l1ll ~ 1klGlN. iNblglN. ~ 64lglN' y 1911
Tues In ly1SlklN. D. taIlflIN. l2FliDlN. IHli Is

EksARE-.
saturday Morning, clear, Afternoon, cloudy, night,
clear
supdsy sbrnse, cloudy, with light showers all day;
night, heavy rain.
Nonday--Morning, heavy rain. afternoon, stormy
Ts-.dsy Morning. cloudy. afternoon. blowing fresh.
McdBesdsy--Mcrning, CHAR afternoon, clear uight
clear
Thar-dsy-Nornlps, clear; Afternoon clear; night
cloudy.
friday Morning clear; afternoon, cloudy, night, clear
retudsy Morning, cUrdy.
Tie sales q cotton on saturday embraced about 5000
oa'es ~ico, change In prices; large portion OF tho
saes Werei however sad 10 have been based upon mid
ding upAids ~ about l3Jtc lac We give 10 another
column oores q four ,grsphc dispatches received on
saturday BY merchants from New Orleans giving accounts
q rcoe's Sales oSpOrt, prices &c and representing
Ncry hfm market Pour was again active and
higher The common grades advanced from Sc q loc
per barrel eDd medium and extra grades from 100.
lbc pr barrel Wheat hrm and prime 10 choice
Ios sosrce ard wanted for milling Corn WA hlshe,.
~in ss!es o Western MIXED at TIC 7so Ia sore
ana deuvrrrd, ard 81 the oicae BOO -- ssses
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that she has friendship for her friends and steel
pens for hsr enemies They had better carry
lees said In future.
There Is no doubt that the course Of the papers
generally In relation to Mrs Mcmahon has bene-
fitted her. Their bitter attacks were read with
much avidity, and made her, as she says, the best
known woman In the United States. This has
given her many offers of engagements which no
praises would have extOrted The course of
the HERALD was perfectly fair and honorable.
We simply rebuked the other papers for their
ribald attacks upon lady who only asked fair
hearing of the public, and who got that hearing
in spite of them. Mrs Mcmahon writes well, and
we advise her to turn dramatic critic. Her arti-
cles would make sensation, and she can pay off
her old scores.
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ANOTHER SHor IRON Mrs. Nc MAHos.--Mrs
Mcmahon Is one Of those women who are not TO
be put down, and who Is amply capable Of taking
care of herself If any one doubts the assertion,
let him read her sharp and well written letter In
another column. II Is in relation 10 the speech
of Mr.. Dana, q, the fund dinner and the lady A.
sumes the ground taken by the HERALD. She
states distinctly that the HERALD contained no
word about her playing, but simply rebuked the
brigands of the press for their outrageous attacks
upon her She then disproves The assertion of
Dana ~ TO the numbers OF her audience, and
there leaves him, for some general remarks upon
dramatic criticism, which, as at present admins
tered. she pronounces bumbug. She states that
several persons claiming TO be critics sent
her letters asking for money, and also points
out some odd bunders In the articles writ
ten abosG Der. SAe Intends 10 take up
tAess nesp's aDi deaoalh tAsn. and rvsaru
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Southern yellow WAS sos1 ~ YyHc. Psrk WA dun,
and closed u 81 for new sugars continued
firm and 10 good demand, WITH fair amount q sases
which embraced about 900 hhd 100 boxes Al prices
given another column. Coffee Arm, with fair sales
at frm prices. The transactions embraced about 200
bags Rio and 200 bags Marscsibo, at prices given else
where The sale OF green teas WAS well attended The
quality good. The bidding was spirited, and full
prioos obtained No blacks offered Freights
dull and shippers well ss shipowners waiting
the receipt o; private letters due by the America En-
gagcments light and quotations in a we're
nominal.
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by fortune, viii become, in virtue Of her power,
her wealth, her navy, her position, her rank
among the old nations, the most powerful lever
of progress on the earth. And the four great
Powers, relieved, by tacit understanding or
cooperation" as Lord Napier called it, from
the necessity of always watching for quarrels
and wars with each other, will be enabled to
bring all their combined intelligence and indus
try and honest endeavor to the great and noble
work of raising the whole world to the level Of
the highest intellects which II contains
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DEATH or TIKI HON. JOSHUA A, ApxNCty

DEATH OF TIKI HON. JOSHUA A. SpESCEr.
The Iiou. Joshua A. Spencer died at Utica ~ Y, on
Saturday morning. the 9th inst shortly after O'Clock
Mr. Spencer has filed large space in the public esiaa-
ton for many years. The early period OF his Lie was no,
Of historic biographical interest having been bred
honest hoyse carpenter and proud take up the broad
axe and show TO bis friends how he was wont 10 work
Forty years since he entered upon the practice OF The
hw and from the first took prominent stand in Oneida
county He there formed and built up reputation st
will mark him with poeerty being OF the dis
tngu-hed gentlemen OF his profession alike remarkable
Tor his urbany, for has sound Judgment Tor his legal
learning for his integrity and Tor his Hnc Christian cha
racter
mated, we're small, and he self made man, who
10 his professional rank by the force and energy OF his
mind, AIDED by untiring industry He has long held
high rank al the bar and hucd with eminent usefulness
the position OF state Senator for term, and District
orney Of The United States for the Northern Hstrc, Of
New York. In the latter Office he had charge for the
United States OF The celebrated Mcleod case and
concurred in enforcing Mr. webters views OF The qucs-
ton Of public law involved Both these able turss held
that ~ the depended right 10 regulate foreign
relations, Tie STATE courts had jurisdiction of the macr,
and that belonged exclusively 10 tho national govern.
meut An act o. Congress- will be rccocctcd, sub
scquenty passed enforcing this position and deprving
state courts OF all power OF interference IN such
MIR Spencer sound and Sensible In all his views
OF law and was einphaucaly an honest man and pure
minded christian gentleman. lie has left behind him the
influence OF noble example legacy W The bar and
the American people.
NAruASur T.. B,sxs ST. father &C the Speaker OF tho
National House Of Representatives died his residence
at Wsinam, Mass, on the cd inst al The age Of sixty
four years.
Major Ca,nxs yAscy. Of Buckingham, Va. died u.s,
week nj an advanced age
The Livingston IN. W Rerbyan announces The death
of Mrs DUNN Of Nunds At the advanced age OF
hundred and three years. The deceased Formerly
WA never SICK retained her mental faculties unn,psred
the last, and her death quiet and easy seeming W
be quie, stopping Of The working Of The system.
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Markets.

PRovDSscS, April IS 1857.
The market has been inactive during the week,
and prices have declining tendency. Wooi-he market
continues the same, with light stock and small sales sales
Of the week, Al 100 pounds. Printing ciOthsrces irm;
sales OF the week, 81 900 pieces
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THE LATEST NEWS,

PHILADELPHIA, April 70, 1857.
Colonel Eorney has just concluded bargain for one
oarth Of the Pmnsysansan newspaper. He Sisume the
editorial control of its columns about the FRS. OF May
The remaining portion Of the paper viii stu continue the
property Of Hon. William Price, The present proprietor
d" p ship Helen miller tn Dastrcss. 1.a
=. HeaxoLK, April &c, 1851
The ship Helen Siier of Baltimore, from Newport. Eng
and wi,d railway iron, has put in hero in distress.
The Southern Mail.
WASHINGTON April Is, 1857
No So,,i,eru mail has been received from beyond Rich
moad
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New York, Sept. I1-stocks active, and in some cases
lower; Lacross and Milwaukee 16, Hudson Rivel 90 New
York Central io4, Dire 2o1 Reading 442 Michigan Cen
ra o4a, Michigan Southern 2l4, 9alena Chicago TAI
Money continues in active demand with more dif6cuty
in obtaining discounts. There are rumors of more fail
ures, but nothing definite. dispatch from Providence
announces the failure of Phillip Allen Son. and Zlcha-
riah Allen, both manufacturer don; an extensive hus
mess The liabilities Of the first mentioned are said to
exceed S2,00O,00o
Cotton dei Upands, 151 1855; Orleans, 155. Flour
inactive ard dull, not STEADY; sales 4t00 bbs Common
to straight Slate, So rs s0 Common good Ohio ext
50 90 Extra Genesee, So 50; Southern superfne
io%eri sales 1850 bbls Mixed to good brands, IS so
extra So 20 g. Wheat &c lower; sales 80 600 bush;
Tennessee Red, 81 80; southern White 81 so / As;
Southern Red, 81 30 3o Upper Lake spring, 81 TO-
oats very duli Common easier Pork higher. Beef firm
er though not quoably higher. Lard steady. Butter
steady. Whisky easier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-12

CLINToN.-The tax book for 1857, says the
Courant, furnishes the following items :--Total
valuation of real estate IN Clinton, 81, los, 429
personal, $780, 1852; total tax, Sl6,66I 80 ;-of
which the six corporations pay S9,7Sl As. Five
individuals pay 800 and over, viz:-Sidney Har-
ris, S406 62; H. N. Bigelow, 1856 81; Alanson
Cbace, Sl96 %; A. L. Fuller, SlO3 Sc George
P. Smith, 800 O6. Sixteen persons and firms
pay fifty dollars and upwards. The whole num-
Der of polls is TAG.
Mr.. Osgood Collester, the favorite music teach
er of so many, will give grand concert at Gin.
ton Hall next Wednesday evening.
A child belonging to Patrick Gaughan, years
old, took from basket of medicines, on Sunday,
"a bottle Of bed-bug poison aud drinking part of
the contents, died on Tuesday afternoon, after
much suffering. People who keep poisons on
hand for cxterminating insects, ought to keep
them where they will not extermrate children.
A horse, belonging to Mr.. John B. Maynard of
South Lancaster, strayed on Monday night from
a barn in Clinton. Getting on the railroad, he
was overtaken by the morning train of Tuesday,
and keeping the track until reaching the bridge,
he was unable TO cross it, and was struck by the
cars and pitched down the bank. He was in.
stantly killed.