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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

News from Kansas-mOro Trouble
at LeavsnwOrth Oity--Mr Jas,
Lyle, County Recorder, Killed
Serious riot threatened,

OVAAVNn AAVh buhodbOuOQt
The election TO hll vacancies in the city
council was held on Monday tho Goth
inst. The forenoon passed of quietly as
at any ordinary election in tho towns of
the East, and no apprehension was felt
Of any disturbance during the day. Soon
after dinner, James Lyle, County Recor-
der and a Probate Clerk. gave a German
q pro-slayery ticket, which the German
toro up and threw upon the ground
Whoreupon Lyle began to abuse the Cor
man. j. M, Mitchell. noted oharao
ter. and last year pro-slaveFy. man, in
terfered on the side Of the German, and
Eli Moore, pro-slavery, and Free State
man named HaIler, Joined in the alteroa-
ton; high words passed, aud knives and
reyolyers were drawn--fve or six shots
were exchanged and Lyle fell, stabbed
through the heart. expiring almost in
stanily, the knife entering his back be-
tween the lott shoulder and the spine. IL
Although great many persons were in
the immediate vicinity, no one was in
iurod by the firing but a by-stander,
slightly, in tho elbow.
IL was supposed that Hallor struck tho
fatal blow, and he Was soon alter arrested
standing on the street near by. Mitchell
was also arrested
Lyle took an active part in driving tho
lroo State men out OF Leayenworth last
year. Ho was young man. and reoently
arriyod-his wife being at the time absent
from the city.
Haller was one Of those who were driv.
on out, being broken up in a good bust
noss, and loosing all his properiy--and it
is charged that the murder was premed.
itated and peEpetrated on account Of the
old troubles.
Henderson, Of the Journal, addressed
tho excited crowd in an innammatory
speech, and there VAS a manifest detor-
mination on tho part Of She friends Of Lyle
10 lynch lIaller at ouoe--from which they
were only deferred by iho superior num-
bor Of armed citizens who thronged the
streets. determined at all hazards TO sus-
tain the authorities.
rER--Iialler has been tried and com
mistsd 70 appear at the nexs term Of the
District Court. AL is quiet
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ELI THAYER's EMtGRArioN ScIrEMR.-
Mr.. Underwood, the Secretary Of the New
England Emigrant Aid Society, gives no
tlce that the important manufacturing site
at the falls on the Rappahannook river,
Virginia, has been secured for improve
ment, and he publishes letter from the
Mayor of FredeIieksburgh, conveying to
Northern capitalists and emigran.s who
desire to settle there, assurances Of frater-
nal feeling and cordial good will.
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AsTHoNoMoAL.-The Chicago Journal
says that those who worship with their
faces turned toward the east, in these ge-
NAL July mornings. will see a most beauti-
ful spectacle; the coming Of the sun heral-
ded by two couriors-JupiteT and Venus.
Two Of Holvan's orown jayvois vvashod up
by the pearly billow Of dawn, as it breaks
against the eastern shore Of glory; two
aparklos in the spray, that brightens
around tho PROV Of the Morning. Venus
showed light. the other day, long after
The world had been to breakfast, and
seemed to us like some ship at sea, whose
signal fire had out-watched the night.
But the ambitious Sun quenched it in his
glory, aud like Cleopatra's jewel, it was
melted in the golden goblet Of the Morn.
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CEusNArI, July ] 1.
The Enquirer Of this morning learns
hat a quarrel took place recently between
Mason, Democfatic, and Cox, American
candidates for Congress in Kentucky.--
Cox was shot dead by Nasor. Cox was
late member Of Congress from the 9th
District. Mason has also represented The
eame District
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Broslin aNon Oomatibus.D y

Brosliu, il appears. has Slopsd. The
Sheriff Of Franklin Co. searched his house
on las. Friday, in order to take him be.
fore the Grand Jury; but tho house was
shut up and Breslin oould not ha found
Where he has gone TO, nobody knows.
lie probably finds IL conducive to his
health TO rastioate q little Just now.
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ST. Louis July 8.-Reliable advices
from Fort Randall state that band Of
sioux Indians had committed murders at
spirit Lake, and were now AZ the head
quMters Of the James river. 60 miles
teom Fort Pierre. II is probable that
troops will be sent after thom,
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ANAM 'htAf @NAN -
Another rios occurred last night IN the
1ith Wsrd, at Macknellville, and at the
scene Of the robbing on Sunday, in She
"a Ward. One corps Of the Police was
attacked. and used its patrol in defence.
Two rioters we're shot, aud the disturb
ance finally queled.
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AN EDITOR IN TRouBLE.-In a libel
suit bronghI by widow woman against
the publishers Of the Toledo Commercial,
for the publication Of an article, some
lime ago, entitled "a Sad Scene from The
Drama Of Real Life" the jury last Sun.
day morning gave verdict of 81 ,75O in
favor Of the plaintiff.
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Present indications arc that speedy
settlement ofthe difficulty, between Spain
and Mexico, is certain. The extensive
armada that was 70 be aent over to tho
Gulf OF Mexico from Spain proves 70 be
only small fleet sent out for exercise.
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NIormons running away from Salt Lake.

MOrmons running AWAY from salt Lake.
The Kansas Free State Of the 4th says:
A letter, which has been received in
this place, and an extract Of which has
been kindly furnished for publication,
seems to conflict with the reports Of
Indianhostilties on the plains. Thelet
is dated at Fort Laramie, June / ith, and
says:
A large number Of Mormons are re-
turning from Salt Lake. Eight hundred
or thousand have already passed us on
their way to the States.
Fear Of impending difficulty with the
federal government. or dissatisfaction
with the doctrines of Brigham Young, is
the cause Of their abandoning Utah. 1t
cannot be the danger Of starvation, as
they report provisions abundant, and even
comparatively cheap, when they left.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

tbs CLAY MoNuMENr.-ph corner
stone Of Che Monument in honor Of HENaY
OtAH was laid at Lexington, KY, on the
4sh inst, amid imposing ceremonies.-
The Masonic order assisted, aud the Rev.
r, J, breckenridge addressed the sudionce
on the occasion.
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"A Mr. Medbarry, while firing sa-
lutte in Columbus. lasb Friday evening,
lost both of his hands by the premature
discharge Of the gun.
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The Haheas Oornna Oaaa.

The trial of Habeas Corpus, before
Judge Leayitt Of Cincinnati. has been do
eided and tho Relators have boen dis
charged from the custody Of Sheriff Lay
ton Of Clark 90. The Judge decided that
the Court had power to 90 behind the writ
and enquire Into the legality Of their ar
rest, and il upon evidence. il appeared
that they were in the discharge Of their
duty, as U. s. oalcers. they were not
subject TO arrest or kabeas corpus by
state Courts. This decision strikes at
the very foundation Of State Sovereignty
aud leaves the oitizens Of Ohio al the
mercy Of set Of bullies, in the employ
Of the Slave Power at Washington. Any
one may bo arrested on suspicion. drag
ged oil aud imprisoned like felou, and
yot the State is powerless to interposo in
his behalf, Such is the decision aud the
Democracy Of Ohio give {. their hearty
approval The question to be decided at
the polls, next fall. win bo, Have the
people Of Ohio any rights. which Federal
Officers are bound TO respootg
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LYnehing an Town.

CHICAGO, July 10,
On the night Of July Cd, mob broke
open the jail Of Cedar Co., Iowa, notwita-
standing the desperate resistance Of the
Sheriff and guard, took the prisoners,
Gleason and Soper, confined on charge Of
horse stealing, and hung them. The
greatest excitement prevails in the neigh
borhood
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~. .Lcavenworth-Troops about Leaving
for Utah.

NAs AcuNemWOFln-Ato tooph uuVuN ANufAuk
for Utah.
During a brief visit 70 Fort Leaven-
worth, few days since, We found Il in
an unusual state Of activity, and noticed
numerous Indications that the inmates Of
that great military hive are about to
swarm. Provision trains for Utah and
the intermediate points are starting out
almost daily. Every train consists Of Is
heavy wagons, each carrying about 5, 500
pounds, and drawn by ten pair Of oxen.
Large aocessions ofmen have recently
been received; and the number Of persons
now in and about the Fort is upwards Of
two o thousand. The outfit Of troops is
being rapidly perfected, and they will be
in readiness for departure between the
10th and 10Th Of the present month. The
aggregate number Of men going out at
that time is expected to be about $500,
consisting Of the Fifth and Tenth Infan-
try, and the Second Dragons. II is sta
ted that Col. Cumming, The new Governor
Of Mormonism, is to 90 out with them.-
CkiHdOWan.
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TO THE SICK.
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. ~. TuRRS

A NALYTlC PHYSICIAN, will be inat,endaneea Al
~ a LiktlN, atthe shawhan House, Monday, the 10Th
FREMONT, Kessler's AmeTie an Saturday eth Aug
bOONRUs, meCoys Hotel Monday, i7th Aug.
Let those who homstsstimony
observation-disclosures alldiseases onhe ThrsAt, Lang,
stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Speeni iaso
otoly, Grave hhenmatism, Nerousness Debility, Dys.
pspsia Female Diseases, Ague and Fever Impufies
Cancers, Ulcers, end alloher
nter-
for'omge years Or. has devoted his entire timeto
ehrons diseases tsauting thousands annually many Of
whom had feaoh In
no ease are minerals oherpoons employed he
medlenosean be taken with safoy by the most doeaS
sndpaeats may remain home and continue withpru'
denee Extraordinary dietand exefoss MAByhavs reeov.
eEednnde the treatment aiteE friends and had
gNennp ehope, the indisputabo evidence ofwhiohoan
arayabe tuFnished. InvAlda however reduced and ds
pairing, oal and may be
orfespondng prospect ofSeoov6ry
THE DAPPErTIC AND DEsPATRING SHOULD
READ THE FOLLOWING.
Several yean have elapsed and Mr. j. continues 10 an
dure severe and constant labor.
Bath, Summit Co., o., Aug. ID, 1854.
pR. Tunhs-Dear sir,-sovon yoars aro i was tsien
With what doctors called dyipelsa consulted several who
a told me could never b cured, able 70 work al my
trade again, which Is backsmihins. sometimes ius
better hen worie scarcely able to 90 anything iaeorod
along until three Year, ago, when was taken worse Oh my
old compliant followed by that bessttnr evil Of ayrpspc
9pochontIia Prom thi time Up seeing you, Icoud cat
but very msingy of light food which asri di,tres,od me-
and was oilan elected ifo,n I'M s,o,seb III, ,girga ~
mnd were 6oyond what tongue tell any one imagine
who has not eAlerenced similar ioItures tried an he nhV
eiana m reach with tut ile benefit aad while IN me midst
o. hopeless suieing which, could they be told would an
,olume happoned 70 your advertisement Having hal
e advice OF an knds Of Yuioians concluded 10 Get YOUR
gfiaonl though with little iah that anyihinr would IL In me-
Atef advising with YOU concluded take some medicine
a. mo last and ouy resort This nearly a vuar since
am now almost as wel ever Latter part Of winter
nutAea IN my shop having ahofed all summer and now IN
eatseit cradle and moW, doing full davis work never
se any o. my old npion except when vcf tired OF over
eoe en have leson 20 believe you will mao me as sound
Nplan a. ever was IN The wd un very elad ever saw
lou ana sincerely believe your treatment ne best known
letgpafy for chronic diseases Nou can make what nae
oi this yoa think proper. Yours with respect,
DEXTER n. JOHNSON. !
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Riot and bloodshed are the order Of
the day in New York. The newspapers
and telegraph wires are surcharged with
the sickening details, all of which we de-
cline publishing.
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CHICAGO, July S. The steamer Berlin
City exploded ia Oshkosh river on the Sd
instant. -Four persons were killed and
several seriously injured.
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sPEoIAL NOTICES.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH.


PuRE WATER FoR DRtvuSu AND CooKERy.-ro reason
on e importance Of pure waier for The health and comfort
Of society prove the deeodous effect Of impure water
on The system, Is unnecessary at this day.
A waters from the earth contain foreign matters varying
they obtained These matters lime, clay iron
gancso, Soda sulphur acids &c. Of them often
combined others simplej also organic matters frequently
In limy soil the water Is HARD containing carbonate Of
lime (chak), supae Of lime plaseD, which render
unfit for drinking cooking, washing bathing The crust
inside Of keioi Of this characer boiling does not
y hard water, only separates part Of lis lime fonng
does not separate The lime, which nPREONArRs The water
chemically, consequently does not mako hnrd water son
BUr uLrEa RAIN, OR oiarEN WATER ToR COOKING OR
Pure water lmpd, without color taste or smelli II does
not cufdc oap produce reaction with any chemical agent
from the clouds And properly constructed filter Is inds
pcnsahy necessary, to remove OIL eNraneous matters from
rain, river, lake In this condition only, s t for
All purposes, to promote health and prevent disease.
Impure whether IL holds In solution, animal veFeta
bo or mineral products dangerous and prolific Of disease
Of the character which medical experience and hsto
~, have abundany verified. One Of The fret conditions Of
health Is coon ruRn WATER; such water can easily be had
by herng rain waie no better water can be obainod Is
The 'fact that puRF sorr w.rpu rs Ak EssrSri,t TO
HEALr needs further proof than Is afforded BY the sta
tsos Of different localities In this country and Europe
clearly showing that cholera and other diseases are directly
trnccaho ts absence. II becomes therefore, in
vESrIvE.
Invest a small amount Of money in purchasing good
Filter, Il viii be the best investment you have mar Il
win furnish you one Of the means procuring DDS choicest
i blessing, Health.
Filters and Coolers Of e most approved kind, made and
sold AZ tho STOVE STORE next door South Of Galups
Jowolry Store.
o, general u''Omsn, Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
| Ware.
July lI4w o. MORSE, Agent,
WOODS HAIR REsToRATVE.-ProG Wood the
renowned dsoovorer Of the invaluable Hair Restorative,
stll continues to labor in behalf Of the afflicted.
His medicines universally admitted by the American
press to be far superior all others or causing the hair
the head Of the aged that has been syered for many years.
grow forth with much vgor and luxuance wh,n
! blessed with tho advantages Of youth.
There can be doubt that Is Of tho greatest dcov.
cries in the medical world. Il permanently gray
hair to itl original color and makes Il beautiful
silky texture, which has beenye desirable in all ages Of the
world-st. Louis Morning Herald
| t-5-sold by all tho Druggists. iylO.im
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

The late election in France passed oil
quietly and has resulted generally in ia
vor Of the Government
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--latest adycos from Utah confirm
the rumor thai a dissatisfaction exists
among the Mormons. II is believed that
many Of them would gladly exchange the
tyranny Of Brigham Young, for tho pro-
lection Of the Federal Government.
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DIED

At his residence in this city, on the oh inst,
Mr.. JosrPu GIBSON, aged DC years, II months,
and days.
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~ Tho opening OF the Cihoinnati &
Chicago r. r., via Logausport Ind. was
celebrated las, week.
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NIore Illotlnr in New YoII..

NEw YoRK, July 9.-Another riot oc-
CURED last night tho 1lth Ward. The
Metropolitan Police we're attacked by a
mob, and being compelled TO use their
revolvers, two Of their assailants were
shot
Banking House Of w. &. Hedges & Co,
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Months, at per cont
"5
I2. "6
Deposits payable at any time, on return Of Certificate
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. g. BALDWIN
July 10, 1857. w. C. HEDGES
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTIOE.

NOTICE b hereby riven th,t ths ,ph.e1ber h.s hen
~ appontel ard Iuafed a. Admiuisifttaf on ne ~
'a,s 81 Nathan llans, late ofSsuoea connty deoua,sd
4iHpf'a5 10 iosf9T NEIL Hui.lN0i Admf
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CuaTdIans saIs on f7Ieai EaIaIo.

ly9-lm
Guardians Sale OF Real Estate.
On TIE ist DAY Of AuFurt, A. D 1857 ~ oirock r. NJ
a. tie door OF ihe Court House in Tin Seneca Co Ohio
wihe offered for sale 20 The highest bidder the following
Real Estates, ue property Of Gilbert Ashley tofin Lot
No. lin location No. In section No 10 In tnvnshp north
fange II east In he Delaware land dsirio sehecs 90
Ohio containing SO and 90 rode ofand more on es
llo smsi lot Of land situated IN he rae county and
iecton and state, and described BY beginning a. sake
rods west Of The oeuteTof the Columbus and sanurtv turn
pike parallel whit north line ofC. g. Wrchea black.
smith shop a. stake thence north ~ Degrees
rods 70 stake, thence north ~ degrees, 10 rods
stake thoHce south72k Degrees eatts rods stake,
thence south n degrees west NJ rods ho place Of begin.
hinf. Tema-Ono third Cash. and fhe balance In Two
equal annual insiamonss with interest.
,. ID. WILLIAMS, Guardian ofGilberi Ashley.
July %, 57-iw-s300.
GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND. :
ON the eih day or August, A. d. 1857 At N O'clock
- NJ, The premises " BE- sold win BE- offered fr sas 10
The highest bidder tho undivided ninth part of o east
half OF Tie south west quaner Of section s. township q range
Is east subject 20 and encountered BY e o estate OF Ma
ria Decker therein,
TermsOnet Third Of ie pureha's money to bo paid In
cash on o day Of sao and The balance IN two equal install
ments at and months, with interest," deferred payments to
be secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
NANCY DECKER,
Guardian Of tho minor heirs George w. Decker deed.
iulyi0-4w-p f95O
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II EFT constantly on hand Coare and Fine Salt for sale
IN a. Tho lowest hgs, wholesale and retail Also Tablo
OF sack salt always 10 30 found a. the
Blo'H R,nRokp srAroS.
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% HALF BARRELS BAss; rs DO White Fisie 10 half
~ barrels rickeFoi 10 half baHeh Trout, All wauentsd
jnyi@f H. a. BusRRR co.'s.
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Jolly 10 1857
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Mrs Catherine ctnc;tir H.d in.ti9 a successful
Il b5t at the lltym1rkrt theatre, London. The cri
tie of The London News describes her as the widow
OF the Ille Mr.. Forrest
Dc. Lishensten. the celebrated ?russian Prof :
sor of AdtHtal History, is dead.
The L. 5 frigate Cumberland and corvette s..
LOUIS at It. Vincent, Cape de NerdeS, on 2Ctll
of August.
What kind Of swectmcats did they have in the
Ark? Preserved Pairs.
The Baltimore papers complain. that other press
attempting 10 injure the good name oi that
city.
ruth Hal" and Fanny Ford by Fanny Fern
have been Published in Il volume at LEIPZIG. The
works have also appeared in German period
ilas.
Mr. Jno J. Ward. Of New York, has recovered
So damages from Mrs. OiiHra, for cownidinS him
Prof sanford. Of keokuh, it is reported has re
cevei letter from Kquador, which warrants hin
in saving that DIR. Francis l. not dead.
Tie proprutors OF the Boston Courier have Re
ceivrd donations for Mrs patten, the heroine OF !L
ship 'NeptuHe's Car amounting to Sl,33j.
Mrs. PartinGton d. =. ShiiIaOerJ il about to lie
Hyera series OF lectures in the western cities.
Judge Genrgo y. Green, graduate of West roin
ami Il prominent Indiana politician, died at Mt
Vernon on the 18th.
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RI, ~. ---s7zss.sss.z=ssg5 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
&5xk 22-g.g-sars RAILROAD
Track completed to JACKsoN's RIvERl

1E1Ch Conlpletedt 10 JAChSON : III ' Ehi
In advance Of time advertised the rails now laid
and instead of the 18th of July,
10TH
The passenger trains viii certainly go TO
JACKSON'S RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages 10 TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over q
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations to o
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur from Peters
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washington, ON the
same days and the Sweet Springs next morning TO
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbridge Alum, Bath Alum
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
3iboro and arrive at the Springs to supper the
day they leave Richmond
FARE:
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. VOEGELE 4 WEIDEMEYER
RUNAWAY.
~-~>---- - ., ------>----->-~--~- go.
80 REWARD.-Tle above re

p $40 REWARD.-The above re
sss}ss ward viii DC paid for the apprehension of a
81 90 negro woman named BETSY upon her deli
~ very 10 The said negro ran away from
tisu subscriber the murnin" of the 10th inst; is
soHt b 10 years Old about feet high. dark com
JcEinn. with hong black hair, and is OF very good
inpraTa nce. She sold ~ auction EJr Mr.. pullen
# the firm Of Steh5ns & puen, who bon ght her OF
Yrs Preston, OREGON Hill. She is supposed to b.
till lurEing ab ut in the Clty AS she has been living
acre number Of years
au 25--lm* ISAAC R@SENUEI3E, % Main St
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Pass Hin AHoUHD.--fei it everywhere, puNish
il In valley and on mountain top. that one man IN
Chicago. who owns large number of houses. has
been 10 his tenants and reduced thesrcnts IN vie"
of hard times about twenty per cent. Inc man
nan. is James Ward, aud his re-''frH VIII ne I"
THOUSAND odd in this worf ana III the "o''" ~
come lie everlasting '-Efoma5f.
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tNIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTINf

4 ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETH ZEN MAIN AND CARI.-1ire subscriber is
fully prepared TO do sill kinds Of work. in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favOrs and solicts con
tinHanCe Of the same. Being master ofhs business
he can promise his customers that oil work done by
him will 1T least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully Chcap-s fact known to all persons
who know what good work IS
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-He is prepared to
execute this description of work in very Superior
manner both in tow and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand large and general
assortment Of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING-He is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner
FGMPS.-iIo keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock Of Wen aud Garden Pumps.
fe II CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
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CqE,p HUssr.-~A letter from Dewitt, thh'oh
,,,n,y T.u,4 states that wheat was sold there at
two shi!lugs per bushei. CLIFTON county borders
on the Mississippi, and Dewitt is only some thirty
miles west of thar river. lying ON railroad The
wheat was good article OF the spring crop.
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49,. ans ,g,-, pe,y,,.-Mr Meade, our Minis
WE ~ - ho.n Instructed 10 obtain. ii pos
sth,s ~ sIi6raton Of the restrictions imposed
mon cur commerce. This Is subject oil great
imnor,spce AMI the new minister has an opportu'
nity 10 render "a valuable service TO the country