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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable as n remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBIli-
TY, &C They also certify that they found my
Schnapps to be free from Arnyc Aic0hoi or Fusll
Oil, an exceedingly hurtful ingredient. found in all
common Gin. which DR.. Mott describes as "fetid.
acrid, and asthmalical and producing rreparable eff
fects upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of 81 the Sc
cend heavier Essential Oil of Juniper. also dan
gerous component produced by the over distillaon
practiced to increase the quantity in making ordinary
Gin
These statements are made with view 10 invite
comparison i'm Caforna,between the genuineW oltc's
Schnapps and the various brands of bogus limitations
mixed, d0ctored up, or sweetened Gin; IN square,
black bottles, Limitation OF my style of botles) under
different names and labels. whether marked London
GERMANY, Holland Scheidam Schnapps, &c. IN inh-
mite va,iety-conident that the trial will result in
California Just it has long since done in all the
older States, i'll repudating all the bogus, uhwholo-
limitations referred to,and the complete triumph
of my pure Scheidam Schnapps.
desire briefly TO notice two facts which have lately
added largely to the OF Wolfe's Schnapps IN the
City of New York and elsewhere. LIT. Pure French
Brandy il is now almost impossible to obtan-neariy
all the brandy imported from France being American
raw spirits there made into handy. and shipped
back again. 2d. Many people are abandoning the
use of American whiskey, brandy and gin, since it
has been discovered that STRYCHNlNE. a deadly
poison is in at the west in dsttling thereby III
creasing the yield of Liquor about one-third
In conclusion, will say to all who desire whol e.
some agrees BILE tonic and stimulentgive fair trial 10
W o L + Z S
Scheidann Aromatic SCfinapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, 5 ole Importer,
a6-3m % Beaver street, New York.
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Notice..

rs REREBY GIVEN, that have this day sold out
q all my interest in the Oregon Gulch quartz Min
inc Comnanv and the lands sc. belonging thereto TO
lame, Miller who will be liable for all debts now
due by me in connection with said Company
JOHN NFSBIT
JAMES MILLER.
Oroy,lIe 23d, 1857. jy23-2w
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urRIV ATE Medical OGice-iiundreds oi those who
have contracted disease are dl7alpoinled oi
cure bv not calling on Dr. Young az hf-l ne VIII
forfeit anv sum ii he fails To- cure hlN case lhhl may
come undr his care. ne matter how long Standing or
affecting such As ulcers, umors, modes, ouncbes,
un,les ON the face and body, pains IN me bones ana
ioins wakefuness, trembling. copper c0lofed sorese
y sling Of the bones. emaciaion' loss oI appeute,
strength ond flesh, IN the nose anu ears l"7s u
hair weak eyes itching humoT-' Y many persehs
after being relieved ct all extern Il appearances VI
privale dspnse, suppose themselves curcu' Dut ier
n few months find they troubled WIN various
SYMPTOMS which they never had before, ana "hlcn
they find it impossible TO reheNe 10 ai VINO hIo AZ
6icied in this way, DR.. Young woula particularly reg
om,end trial oi his skill. The symptoms VIVA "h'ch
you are troubled are caused by A'hts IN the pooo'
which sooner or later will destroy your heth ana nap
piness n person who has ever had an Aulck oi any
,rivna comnIaut should fail 10 consult Dr. Dung
and take a few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine as they rest as-ired lhhl iler oiooa
In n perfectly pure and healthy condiueh ana lhal
verv trace of disease is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srom TWO to five days without
c.ange OF diet or hndrance from business or no lee
,,sice corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo CO.'S. Office hours from"
Marysuille, June I0,h. 1855
nR. j. c. YoUNG--DEAR SIR:-PIease send me
" some of the medicines you prescribed III my
case. | have friend here who IL troubled 10 eAhchy
.t~ same that was. He has nightly ehllssioIS ~
r,,.,, ad weak back, loss of memory,
and "a generally deblitated he is discouraged anu
has not confidence enongh 20 enable MN 10 can anu
see you told him how was. aud that my irlehds
all said was In consumption. and aoe"fs up mere
gave me up aud advised me 10 60 hohs 10 uio, pus
instead of going home called upon you ana mere
am as well as any OF Them and likely 10 i've ions
time yet, wifi strenth enough t. york win me sltos
LOOKS To me as though he needed PHYSICIAN u shai
not be my fault IL any dies for want es medical
treatment. 1 will do all can TO keep ne afflicted
AWAY froIn those pests OF society yelcpt professors
and high 30, sding titled men. who, II the facts were
known are men who left their country foi their conn-
trys good Publis this leticr, doctor, II you wish,
see il and sleep bad 'or one night. ..>..
Tr,ily y GEO. DAVIDSON.
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CO-PaTtnerSIaip.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
"a signed have this formed co-partnershp, un-
der the II ame iirm and style OF DlCkEf & co, for
the buying and selling Of Ice, in the city Narysvic,
Yuba county, and the counties adjacent theteo.
JAMES 4 DlCkEY,
JAMES MURRAY,
JOHN RICHARDS.
Marysville, July %, 1857 -o-3t
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r II z OFFIC z

or the "Butte Quartz Mining Company is in the
Court House. 3. WV. COUGH 4, Sec n
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dissolution OF CO-PartneTsEAip.

T3NHE COPARTNERSUlP heretofore existing be-,
ii tween John CaningOn. james Murray and
John Richards under the firm Of John Il Narrington
x Co., is THE day dissolved by mutual consent
JNO. h. CABRINGTCN,
JAMES MURRAY,
JNO. RICHARDS.
Marysvilie, !uly 23d, 1851.
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EAGLE kerry,

CORNER MYERS 81 BIRD SITS, oRov1LLE.
II WOULD SAY TO NY FRIENDS and the public,
that having become soe proprietor of the above
establishment ready TO serve them with the best
and freshest
BREAD, PIES, CAKES. SC,
A, abort notice AMI on the most reasonable terms.
SODA, SUGAR & BUTTER CRACKERS
Constantly ON hand Ny Wagon viii deliver every
,h;ng in nv line at the residence Of my customers.
CHARLES CHERRY.
Orov;lle. July %, 1866 jy22-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
C A U ITO NJ!

AM INFORMED that various liQuor-mixers of
II New York. Boston and San Francisco, are extern
svely engaged in putting up in square bottles under
various titles, cheap limitations OF my long established
and renowned
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22
FR M CINCINNATI.
ACARu TO TIIs LADIES.

'UNIIS great Turk; sh Perioiic 4 remeiy for the,
IL mel ste removal y! Distractions, ITegulsriti,,
.'r,lpsus Cter., Falling OF the Womh, Leuch Drrh~
White, &c, Gcs
These Pills have never in a single instance faie1
pro iucing the meE.ses. Too much cannot I've sail
her fav,r. No womsn 49, '-'oy gpoi health viii,
hst particular part Of he &C 4 orgsni zation Is a.
-rget. Sicknes. U the O--.. hel tsche. languI
eility, pain in the heal, se and ack, loss of app.
tite cnSiveness, Gr., are sDme " the symtoms whl
attend irregular menstrual m. As cer.sis time q.
these Pills to We AMI all % these symtDrs
BE sure and get the genuine, which has our srnsruI
N esch hox. Thee Pulls may 'e hal " sfiressil
Df. SannOy & Co., ani nclosing 81, the Pills w
v. B.-Lslies whose health will not permit OF IA
-eise " family. will hui these Pills successful ps.
yent.ve.
Ia iies who pregnant, should not these ri,i-
ts thew IN hrng miscarriage, though no in
'ury To heath world follow.
Ailress, DIR. SANFL0Y l. ~,
fe'6tf Cincinnati, Ohio
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CHOICE FARM LANDS F0RSALE
THE ILLINOIS CENTHAL r. r. CO.,
D now PREPARED TO sktL Asorr
I,soO,OO ACRES OF CHOICE -
FARM MING LANDS,


On Lone Cre6ks and at Low Ra:es OF Interes<.
'O>HESE Lands granted v the it;uvessI q 10
all in the construction of this Road, and ars
sn"ng the richest and the uos fertile iI the vorld.
niidle of the Stste. TO tho -xfre SO uth, ard nc sde
variety of climate and productions T. rId fe-
tween these parallels ~ lafiIrde. The NoythTn sr~
ton is chiefly prairie, intersrcsei with fine grv YES,
and in the middle snd Southern section tisr er sre
dominates. alternating in beautiful PA rits sid
openings.
The climate is more healthy, mild and eruah.e han
aDv other part of the ceuntry-fhe air Is ycre sud
Srcinc, while living streams and -pr cs e1csi ileat
water a 0und. .ls str
cheap and desrahle fuel. herg Furnished st uafv
points at - 70 - per ton-and wood be hsd
per cord.
Builing s;nne of excellent quality slso ahcunds,
which can he procured for little drn the expense
The great fertility thez- lands. which xre tIark
rich mould from t~o 10 five feet deep, ard gentlirc
rolIng-ther con,ieuity toths r,al, " which ev.iy
Facility is furnished for travel and rsnsporta'irr
the PRINCIPAL mTSets North. South. East. West and
Ter them the m0Si vs.ua' le investment that can u
found: and present the not favorable opporturitv
Tor persons of industrious hs'ifs and Snztl cans tS
aclr;re comfortable inf. endeEce in a few years.
Cbcago v rnw the greatest grain r arket in tbs
wcrif-ard the facility All economy with xh;ch ti.
products OF these lands s that
q, MAKE them more rrof;uhe, At tbC prices asked.
than those more remote al government rstes-as tbs
ifh,tinnai cnf ~ transportation j. perpetual lax on
the later. which he hr1le the prffucer IA tss
re fncei price he receives for his grain, &c.
The title Is p-rfect--and when the final ravm~rfs
ar" madie is are executed the Trustees al poirs-
ed Y the State. and in whom the title is al To the.
purchases, which convey ~ them absolute titles IA fee
s'npe free AMI :lear OF every incunfsxnce, lien
TUp Drrsrps Ann us0 0cSs a a
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SECTIONAL MaPa
BOOTS AND SHOES.

FRESH ARRIVALS And DAILY ApoTrIoss DIeEcri
Warranted Good or the Money Refunded.
Deal Exclusively in Boots < shoes.
1kCR Spring and summer purchssers are nov %
~ hand and are fr a chesp Cor cash. Ne have A.
very large assortment OF every variety OF BOOTS.
siIoso ana uslTERs OF every size and style. -.
country Mcrcnsnts wanting extra sire can ie sur
pfei On the most reisonale terms. Our Goods are
direct from the Country Manufacturer and mary os
our goeis are manu- ,acturei expressly Tor Give
our stock sn examination before hl,y inr eisewherr
NcREA a. WELLS, - +.
APT Pi& stree. Posters Block
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store.

DIR. J. j. PENNINGTON, :
SANlNG PA chasei the stock If Msi.cTss npen.
- ed fyr sale ly Crlwfori Bel, fe~ months since,
iesir-s to call the attention Of the Pulc, ptculsry
~ physicians and merchants coming This Z,
make purchasers, to his assortment, which win Ne
c1~antly receiving al itons fOm the Eatern cities
and which will he sold low ran lie afford.
81 y any .'th.r ~-ts' ii,hment in the West No. 3,
Washington Block Buildings. ser.S
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THE PRICES ARE yaOaf sc TO ESQ.
Interest ONLY THREE PER CESr

1NTEEEsT ONLY THREE PER CENT.
Twetty per cent. viii be deducted from TIE
cre-ii, price tyr cash.
Those who purchase long credit give notes PAYS.
he IN 2, T. sd years aster date ard are REQUIRED
To improve one'erth snnusly for Eve years So as q,
have one-han the band under cultivation at the end ef
thai time. ~ ..a--l. - =
Competent surveyors will accompany those who
mish to eynsle these lands, free charge, and aid
them in making selections.
The lsnts remaining unsoi We ssrich and ysiuah.s
A. those which have heen disposed %.
SECTIONAL MAPS is
W ne sent In any who will enclose fiy cents tt
postage stamps, and hooks or pamphlets contaipirG
numerous instances as successful famne. sisped hy
p~ctshle aod well krown farmers, living p the
neigh orhood OF the railroai lauds, throughout the
sate-aso the ccst ~ fencing, price " cattle 2, reTse
~ hsryestEe, tfTeshng, ec.-or any other inforna-
he cf,eerfuily Evcn spp!ica.ior either
PERSONALITY or iy letter, in Eng French or German,
aflresspd 10 JOIIN WJI any
Lani Commissioner ~ the Illinois Central r. r. Co...
Illinois. sels;mdS
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R.i.I.R0 DS.
AIIR O A D.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

0Nani after THURSDAY. July ID. is.-s and urti'
further notice, she Mail Passenger tain will leave
vmsyillc " o'co.S m o minutes, 4. VI .NinceI
res AT Il l0P.M. IN uriv. vt Te.reIaute et5P "
connecting with trims fur In nap blis, Cine
and all points East also Y trains the Alton
or Central Illinois. Ch ergo AMI the North Wes.-
'aSser gers lie al Terre Hiue-Baggage checked t.
tniarapaIs.
RETCRNIN i-ieIye Terre fIeute at .:sn =. NJ ar
the arrival sf trains fri The East and West; Vim
,ennes At 6:0 p. NJ. AMI a,rvr 1T s:00P. VI.
Passengers this train arrive at Cincinnati a. la:
eycninc Cleveisnh NJ =: ~ next morning nste,i
II s.:sl T.. VI. ~ : v former arrsrg ineft.
4 MINED TsAIS hsa feen ps'ed on the rad he
tween v nceanes ari Evansville; leaving Vincenne>
us:ia mad arrv nc nj Ev ,nsville at ln:4o NJ
Returning etv. Ev irsvie at 10 ", and arrives
NincenneS atf:l5 NJ. Connecting with the u. NJ
Road for Cincinnati and It. Louis.
OBSERVE,
Passengers arriving v this train have hours
IN Evsnsv lie f,r BUSINESS PLEASURE.
Freight T1'ns Na~th ~ 'ncer pes, viii aith
.o-Leavi,g TIRE Ifaute sr the South az return
rig arrive 4 TIRE HSute T -:S Pm.
For A. v rfrnation through tickets apply ~ the
pmpa VS. Transpora fee, he u II Locust street
tvarSville
~ Cars run w In iianasnlis Tines minutes fas-
ter than Evansville time.
j. J. DANIELS,
Superipter lent
~ vin~.nnes Gsye-r, Pri-crt,r Chrion, sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel REGISTER sni Mt Vernon A'yo-
cate take out former advertisement and copy. mylsr
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FROM NEW YORK.


80
"COSTAR.s" RAT EXTERMINATOR.
infalile destroyer Of Rats, NJ ice, Ants, Grounc
Nice. Moles, &c., &c, de. Not dangerous q
The Human Fami ~ Rats do not lie in their holes,
come out and die.
Pu up in SC, g Csc, Al, g., AZ, and Is Boxes.
"C0srAR'S" BED-BCG EXTERMINaroR.
Never known TO fail-ssnd usei every day ly thous
nls in New YORK AMI elsewhere.
Put up in &c nc. ~. ~ 70, s,,', AMI =. 50 Bottles
For n e,rRiou kEpale IL Mpt, MS.s aoS Ras Flies.
Fleas, Plant Insects, TermiD Fowls and animals,
xc., &c.
Put ur in &c. and SIC. Boxes.
SOLD-Whole<s,e and Retail at "Cost1r's rrinciple
tepoi, SIS BroaiSay, New York, and the prlnciIa
he Csnaias, West Indies. California and South
america.
~ Orders must always he accompanied Ivy the cash.
II No goods sent on commisson.
se Small Sample Packages Tut up az the lowe~-
wholesale prices for first orders in new places, with
Carts, show Bills, Posters, &C, &c.
~ Packages expressly pat up for Ships. steam
'oats, Iinreis, Public Institutions, &c.
So Full particulars to hoesale dealers->cales OF
prices, Sc. &c, will he promptly mailed application
Address, ''COsT TAR,
mh;H:miSw So Rroshsay. New York
sod'y KELLER Il WHITE.
j. J-J-PENNINGTON, A. gent. Evansville, Ia
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Attempt to Ex,or, Money.

A base attempt was recently made 10 ex-
tort money from the Rev. Mr.. Hobbs, a very
respectable Methodist Clergy mau, of the Bo-
rough of Bethlehem. About two weeks ago
he received letter from man named Pit.
tenger, residing at Freemarsburg, charging
him with having had illicit Intercourse with
his "belter half" and demanding 500, threat
ening at the same time to prosecute him If
the money was not paid. Instead of CON-
plying with the demand MIR. Hobbs very
properly entered complaint before Justice
Rauch and had Pitenger arrested for atlemp,
10 extort money from him. Upon this pro.
ceeding the latter charged Mr. Hobbs, be.
fore The same magistrate with. adultery and
he was also arrested. The.womau appeared
and testified to the details, time, place, &c.,
of her intercourse with Mr. Hobbs. Both
parties were bound over 10 appear q. Court.
Subsequently Pusnger voluntarily called on
Mr.. Hobbs and confessed that the entire
charge against him was false and unfounded
and that the object Of himself snd wife had
beento sx'oft money from him he appeal.
ed 10 the mercy Of ihs man he had intended
10 injure and begged bis forgivness.
\ At the instance Of MT. Hobbs, the case
was settled and the prosecution discoutip.
ued.--Edsssn Argue,
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Exciting Trial.


Isaac S. Shurock was last week put upon
his trial at Philadelphia before Judges Alli-
son and Conrad Tor The killing of Philip S.
Ciawges merchant on the 9Th OF Novem-
Der last at Guys Hotel. The defence is
that Clawges had setuced the wife Of Sbur.
Jock, and that while the brain of the hus-
band was on fire from the first intelligence
of The dishonor he sho, the seducer when
he FIRST met him. The prisoner was a, the
time III the employ of Clawges as book
keeper, and the evidence showed that he
was of industrious and correct habits and
sustained good character. In The evening
after he left the store Of Clawges at Z O'Clock
he was accustomed to go 10 the store of Mr.
Woods on Ridge Rood and post books there
often until after midnight. Here his wife
oflen came and ga. with him until The close
OF his labors. He is 20 years OF age, and
his wife 20. There was also some evidence
oil hereditary insanity in The family OF the
prisoner, and the jury returned verdict OF
"not guilty"
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NO FAMILY

Can afford TO be sOifhom Mustang lin.
inaent in their house. The MANI acci.
dents aoe are liable to, may render IL ne.
cessary any moment, and nothing is ca.
pable Of performing such a certain cure.
(Ertract.) I'm lifting the Kettle from
heJfre it caught and scaled my hands
and person seuereiy-ons hand almost
TO crisp. The torture Uas unberabis.
II was an a,cfuI sight. The
Mustang Liniment seemed TO extract
the pain almost Immediately. II Ieaied
rapidly and left no scar Of account. C,
Foster, Broad street. PHILADELPHIA" w.
10 is truly a ,oondsrfuI article. II .riil
cure any case Of SDeliing. Burns. Stiff
Joints. Eruptions or Rheunratism. For
Horses it should neuer be dispensed
With. One Dollars toorfh of Mustang
has frequently saped a ualua6ie horss
10 cures Galds. Sprains. Ringbone.
Spauin and Founders. Beware of i'm
hations. Sold in all parts ofths ha5i.
liable Globe.
BARNES & PARE,
1871 Proprielors, New York.
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Special Notices.

Holo,cay's Ointmsnt.- Enerusfsd Sores
Few external disorders are mors. laathsotns
than this. 1t is, however, very common, es.
pecially among children. Sometimes ths
face, sometimes the head, and IN many Ia.
stances the whole surface ofthc body e GOV.
cred with scabious ulcers. Sciofuia is gsn.
orally at the root of this Disgusting complain,
but whatever their origin, these excressences
are speedily removed BY The application of
the Ointment. Scurvy frequently develops
itself in tho saune way, and therefore no YES
sci should leave port without supply of this
matchless preparation. The Pills, from their
powerful detergent action upon the animal
fluids. facilitate the cure Of external diseases,
and Tor all compairls of The stomach aud i,s
dependencies, are absolutely iufallibls.
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M a ARMERMa

On ThuIaday, Jan. 22d inst, by Rev. Thos.
Barnhar', Mr.: ABRAHAM CoRrRIcHT, Of Beach
Haven and Miss LUCINDA FoRraER, OF Mes.
copeck, Luzerne county.
:, On New Years day, in Milton, by The
Rev. 5. Barns, r. q. MiLLARp, and JANE
FOWLER, both of FowlersviIIe, Colombia 60.
Az the same time and place, by the same,
ALsERr HAYMAs, of Rhorsburg. and SARAH,
daughter OF Major Freas, Of Fowlersville,
both ot Columbia county.
In Light Street, Columbia county, on Tues
day. Jan. 10Th inst, by Rev. A. G. Doie, MFR.
!. M. STOUT, OF Milton. to Miss KATE HAS.
LIN, OF the former place.
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II The new coinage bill passed by Con-
gress lie how law and in operation, and
"hps" and "levies" will soon be as scarce
as holf dollars The Government officers are
required by this law to receive Spanish and
Mexican quarters al 90 cents, the 'tlevies"
at 10 cents and the "fp" at five cents, ma.
king these coins of no more vane than our
own decimal currency, the pret,est and
most convenient currency we can have
When feceived at these rates at the POST
Office and Custom House, &c., lhey are 10
be sent TO the Mint 10 recoin into American
pieces. Clips" and 'levies' have had their
day, and with them goes the opportunity Of
small financers 10 shave the public four per
cent. in giving change.
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y During Wasting toms administration
three new States were admitted into the
Union-two slave and one free. And Wash.
inston's immediate successor admitted all
that applied, without pausing moment 10
inquire into the domestic habits of the peo.
pie. il was nune OF their business. If such
was the practice of those illusiriuos patriots,
why should We depart from their paths 10
follow such crea lures MS Sumner, Wilson,
Giddings, Parson Beechef,T and the rest of
the Abolition crew?
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GREAT BRIDcE.-A bridge is now being
built across the Upper Mississippi, at 81,
Paul, Minnesota. II is to be 1900 feet in
length, resting upon niae piers, the highest
OF which are seventy lee, above high waler
mark, SO as TO enable The largest boats 10
pass under without difficulty. The greatest
span will be two hundred and twenty feet,
sufficiently wide 70 hiioV-t7s largest rafrs 10
pass without coming in contact with the
abutments. The whole cost Of the work will
be near $12O, 900. f5tsr
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SERIOUS AccIDESr.-on last Friday seri-
ous accident occurred at the work of the
Columbia Coal and Iron Co. in Beaver twp,
where the Company are building a railroad
and bridge from MeCauiys Mountain over
ne ctfasmro me caiawit7a Ka;Roaat The
earth had been undermined along the hill,
aud slide brought Ia the superircumbent
eanh upon the workmen and carts, killing
four men, breaking the leg ofaaother (who
has since died) aud the arm OF a sixth.--
Two horses we're also killed.