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News from California-Anairs In Europe-In-
teresting nom Utah-The Wagon Road 10
the PaciAc-The Russian Settlements on the
AMOR Rver-Thc Bride OF nm Hour-The
Latest Intelligence, &c, &c.
In the FAMILY HERALD Of TO morrow wednesday, will
be found
The latest news from California, received by the Star Of
the West
Affairs in Europe-Letters from our correspondents at
Paris and Berlin-The War in India, &C &c.
Interesting Intelligence from Utah-The Mormons not
going to vacate the Territory-Opinion of the Leaders
Trouble among the Women. &c.
The Wagon R1,te 70 the -Interestipg Narrative
Of the Exploring Expedition from New Mcxicoto California
Complete Success Of the Camel Experiment
A Letter from our Correspondent in san Francisco,
giving a graphic account OF the Russian Sc tlemeuts on the
AMOR River.
The Bride Of an Hour-A Runaway Maid and a Run.
away Wife,
Lecture of the Rev. DIR. Brownson on the Popular OBJ.
jections to the Roman Catholic Church.
Sermon of the Rev. Daniel Foster on the Religious
Wants Of Kansas"
Affairs in MISUNDERSTANDING OF Congress.
Doipss at Albany-Proccedings Of our State legislature.
A full, accurate and reliable report OF tho Retail Prices
Of all kinds Of marketable produce-The effect Of the hard
times and the mild weather on the markets.
The trial Of John B. Roberton at Rochester, charged
s~iih-attempting TO destroy the life Of his wife.
Editorials On the current events Of the day.
The latest Intelligence by telegraph or otherwise.
With the Local News Of interes, In this and the adjoining
cities-obi,uary Nouces-PoHce ports-rhoairica Mat
t~eu-Commercal and Money Markets-Report Of tho
Cattle Markct-Marriagcs and Deaths, for the week. form
ing a large amount Of general and interesting reading.
Terms-only 81 a year four cents a single copy. To be
obtained Of tho news agents and at the Office.
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day, Jan. IA, by Rev Mr.. Farmer, NJ. JAus wHzArR8
sroos, Of Rev York, 20 Miss JKsIs wEIR, yousges< ds.xdh
Ter oil Vim. N. Weir Esq, Glasgow. scotland.
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WASHINGTON, Jan IL, 1855

The Ncr Treasury Notes
Tbe new treasury notice. which have been engraved in
New York city, were received yesterday, and met with
universal satisfaction by the department. Their dennmi-
nation is $500 and IL 600. Those engraved in rhilsiel
rha were enc hundred dollars. As specimens Of the art
Of steel engraving, those cotton up in New York cannot be
surpassed, aud shows Tho perfection to wbich this ant has
been brought
Tho plates we're prepared expressly fer this issue, and
have the portraits OF the President Of the United S,aios
and the secretary Of tho Treasury, With vignc'tes. appro,
pirate to the Treasury Department. The despatch with
which the engraving and printing hsse been executed II
astonishing, considering the time usually required FOR such
work. The notes are printed with two inicstructlble inks,
and are ssafe protection against photographic counienei,s
aud alterations.
The secretary intends, and in FAC, ia, paying them out
- fast as demands are inado upon HIN. he will continue
80 pay them out until the first six millions OF dollars " ex.
hausted, and then, according TO tie law Of Congress, he ~
required to advertise for n Ian, which he intends TO do.
IA the receipts during the last two or three weeks from
customs, have been pretty large, averaging seventy thou
sand dollars per day and constantly mere 1sing, u may DO
poe sible that the six millions will suffice for the present,
30 that a loan will n0t be required. But of this there Is
M certainty; for the receipts have been exceedingly ruc
trsting and uncertain FOR the last four months, and they
may be for tho pext four months 10 come.
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United States Supreme C0nrt.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1868.
Ann {. Smith VS.. fhe Corporation OF Washington. Argu-
ment continued.
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TIT Thomas Swami at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, jar. IS, 1853.
The screw steamship Thomas Swarm, Of Cromwels
line, arrived here from New York this morning.
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IAe Southern Mail.

IAe SOUthcrn MANI.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1853.
We have received here no mai from any point South
this afternoon.
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Fire at Scranton, Pa.

SCRANTON, Penn Jan. 1910 Z. N.
A fire is now raging here, ard ii is feared that the steam
-four mill and store house and the hotel and several
dwelling houses will be consumed.
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Markets.
rHLADTIrHrA STOCK BOARD.

- FHtIApKTpmt, Jan II, I153.
strru Dun Pennsylvania SIS, 81; Peunsvivanis Raj.
toed 90 Heading Railroad, 27x; Morris c0Al, Al; Long
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Weather Reports-
r-y the Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Tele.
graph Iines.-0nice q Wall street.
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White. the HIATT, - FAN style, Sk Last
spring style reduced n 90, at WHITES, l.s Fulton street..
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Court CsIcpdar-ThSs DAY,

srrKxxr coux1-Crcuit Nos. $50, 1856, 1899, 2ss2,
161I. al, 81, o., 90, es, 90, 10, ", %, IS, II, rs, ~,
so, 81.
tsnm STATES Drsrucr Covn.-Sos. -, ~, 20 70 81,
"a, -, Al, ~.
svrrsIon Cocrr.-Ncs. 2as, 20 10 20, 3ss, 81, I, lis, rs,
31t. 3ss, see, 3e7, 23s, 23e, 272, 1855, asa, ioi, to2, lo3,
400, loe, lcs, Az, 4l4, 4l6, AIS, ZS7, 3si, als, i22, 40,
49,, 49,, A36 10 442.
coxsos Ptns-Pxr Nos. "a, rs, las, ia, 1Tb, 2oi,
COZ, 2ii, 2is, ia, 123, liz, ils, 122, s. Part 2-Sos.
PAL TO 25l, So, lac, 1a7, 1ols.
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MIsCFLLANEOUy.
CT SQ-DorBLE SOLE WATER pRooy EEvU,
Sf.OV boot, now ready At JoNEs's. 10 Ana s~eee
near he Museum.
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CnwRIr VALLEY, Jan. ~, 1855.
. The celebrated surgeon and physician, Or. Memo White,
died At his residence in Cherry Valley, oscgo county, N.
", on the light d the 1eh inst
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IN 00A IN USE.
GROVER a BAxv0rs
Celebrated
Family .erinE rsehine.
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Photographs and Ambotypes, at Holmes
rallery, are In good demand, and 20 Cd with economy and
tcspatch as usual. ~ Broadway.
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uiI's Hair Dye, Four Sbsuipgs . Boz.
blsck or brown. No. | Barcisy street. FlcrslS, . beautiful
hair tonic. al tie inlniuhle's rceuis.
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Bollovvsy's Pills Operate upon all tie Or
CANS which furnish the elements OF the blood, and through
them upon The blood Itself; purifying II. regulating It. TOW,
and rendering 4 n ~ and healthy means Of SUSTAINING and 70
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1865.
Sndu SSd''rs Of Wor-Uyectsons 10 them BY ne Nd.aI
C0mnaaee-Nomes Of our Vessels Of War.
II Is understood the Naval Committees Of both Houses
Of Congress are opposed 70 the suggestions Of the Score
nry Of the Navy In favor Of building q class Of smas
stesm~s Of light draft. suitable for the shallow bars Of
moet Of the Southern harbors. The objection TO them t
that we 90 MT require a navy n protect the coast in the
msnner suggested. fortfSa'lons can DO built n ncces.
ssry, and would amor far more ~atsquato protection tbaa
sspsL
The object or our navy Is 70 protect our commerce
Af0aI Oar Rpnsss on Tie ocean riVSs tsH Of Easland
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-30

RETrNS. AFTER FoRrY-SIx YEBRs Az
sEscE.-The SNe>.h,ryport Herald says that
the old residents of Ware-Qne, were not
little surprised on Thursday fsst by the ad-
vent, in their midst, of Mr.. Peter Fudge,
after an absence of forty-six years. Ii was
supposed that he had long been an inhabi-
tant of the spiritual spheres. In 1919 Mr..
Fudge sailed from Newburyport, In ship
belonging to the late Moses brown, since
which time no tidings were mad of him un-
Ill his return
His wife was married twice after his de-
parture, and some years since she took her
flight through deaths vaulted Chambers
Three score and ten years have rolled over
the head Of the returned wanderer, and now,
as the eye dims, and the heart gets old and
slow, the 1.-the limbs stiffen, and the sun
burnt locks become thin, the recollection Of
his birth place and his boyiEh sports all tend
to inspire him with a desire to see once more
the home of his childhood ere he falls into
that dreamless state that knows no waking.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-30
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The City Council at its last session passed
resolve with only one dissenting vote, Mr.
Mentzer, authorizing the School Trustees to
make the necessary arrangements for contin-
uing the public schools for the next year,
upon the scale on which they have been
maintained; for the support of which the
council will make the necessary provisions.
The vote in the council is but an expression
ofthe unanimous voice Of the people in favor
of sustaining the schools in their present
efficient and admirable condition.
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BSTThe Autumn Canvass promises I

H6 The Autumn Canvass promises TO
be an interesting and exciting one, at
least in this county. Mr.. Mcbride has
been announced for some time as in indie
pendent Democratic candidate for Sheriff !;
and Mr.. Venneman persists in running, in
opposition to the convention, as a candidate
for Treasurer. We hear loud whispers about
the streets, of third candidate for Sher-
i'll, and another for Treasurer. The position
of cool, disinterested spectator-as that
of an old Wing is supposed to be-is very
comfortable in these torrid days and times
Of political heat.
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PnlLApELrnlA, june 29.-,

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-N.
At midnight an alarm of fire occurred,
and as the fremen were about leaving the
ground, five or six shots were fred by some
one, seriously wounding Samuel Carr, a
director of the Shiffler hose, who was shot
in the forehead. In short time, William
8. Brewster, resident of Camden, while
looking on was shot in the back. He sue
cceded in reaching the corner of Second
and Chestnut streets, when he fell and was
removed to the hospital. TIE Moyamensing
Hose is charged with the outrage last even
ing.
AS the last boat from Gloucester was
approaching this city, a fight occurred.
During the disturbance, young man nam
ed Neal, sail maker, was stabbed twice in
the breast The unfortunate young man
died in few moments. The murderers
leaped overheard, and being picked up by
a boat escaped to the shore. 49,
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PAroKA, Gibson Co., Ind.
Iu,. 1O.h 1910


We, the citizens of White River Township,
having made preparatory tteps Tor the Cele-
brstion. and public Barbecue OH the Fourth
OF July. A. ID. 1858. at meeting held Mt the
town Of Pafoka on the 18th inst, by q Com.
Inittes appointed for that purpose, bnd other
citizens, 1t was
RssoLvap, That they wonld celebrate the
Anniversary of the Declaration OF lndepen-
dence Of these United States, on the third day
OF July, A. ID. 1853, in the vicinity sf the
town OF Patoka
AMI it was further REsoLvEu. That there
be a general invitation given to all the citi.
Tens OF Gibson county, together with her
sister Counties aud neighborins States. to
participate with US.
RESOLVED, That copy Of the proceedings
OF This Meeting be furnished the Princeton
CLARION, for publication.
Committee OF Solicitation.
JOHN B. FISHER. W. T, HUDDELSON
II. NJ. SPAIN. s. T.. BRUNER,
HENRY JERAULD, JR.,
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The CAsAL.-Mr. Osborne, the Supcrin-

The CAsAL.-Mr. Osborne, the Supcrin-
tendent of the lower section, let the water
into the canal on Thursday last as far as
the aqueduct, seven miles above Peters
burgh. He was waiting for the banks to
settle where they have been overnowed and
repaired, on White River; the water would
be let in, and the canal made navigable
through the lower sections, in very few
DAYS
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edrThe Legislature of Texas at its last
session. established Court Of Claims; all
bounty and donation land warrants must
be presented for registry and approval before
the first of September next, or they will be
forever barred.
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Flour dull. Sales of IL, 900 brls. Wheat
is also dull. Sales of $4,000 bush. Com
mon qualities have suffered a decline of la
&c. Southern red quoted at Sl.l3; West
ern red Sl.00@Sl.04. Milwaukee club "a
@94. Chicago Spring, 74c.@a6c. Corn
dull Sales of 1000 BUSH, at 70c.@g77c.
for mixed, and 7sc(G79c. for white. Pork
buoyant and held at Sl6.374@l6.5o for
mess. Whisky dull, and nominally quoted.
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nGP. T. Barnum sailed for Liverpool,
on Thursday, in the Kangaroo, whittier he
goes to complete arrangements for the ex-
portation of Lumley Opera Troupe, for a
grand campaign, in the fan.
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PHI1.nr1ruI,. June 2eth-

Flcur dull; only 500 brls. extra sold at
S4.62@S5.0O; super fine is offered at $4.25;
receipts are falling off. Nothing is doing in
Rye flour, or Corn meal. Wheat sells slow
ly at Sl.o5 for red, and S1.lO@Sl.l5 for
white. Rye is much wanted at Toe. Corn
is active at the advance noted yesterday.
Oats are duh. Groceries, nothing doing.
Provisions are unchanged. Sales Of mess
pork in small way at $780, Hams loc.
Ollie; Shoulders &c.
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e1r Some three hundred operatives, most
ly females in the Lowell Mills, in Lowell,
have made strike, on account of some in
crease in the duties required of them.
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ST.. JOINS. N. d.. june 29-N

Of. JOflSr, .N' d. JuHc -V--A.
The weather is cloudy this morning, with
the wind at south west. The British steamer
Porcupine, arrived yesterday from Cork,
which she left on the 9th instant. She pro-
ceeds, to day, to be in readiness to assist the
U. S. steamship Niagara in landing the At
lantic Telegraph Cable.
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CrNcISSArI. June %. p. ,

CINtINNAII, . uIt 81 7. NJ
The markets are generally very quiet. In
-four retail sales only at S3.75@ySf.0O for
extra brands. No change in grain. Whis-
ky steady at l9c. Sugar is firm, at CLEO
SIC. Mollasses 34c.(G35. Coffee 10lcG,
lie. Nothing has been done in provisions.
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sag The richest. man in England is the
Marquis of Westminster. His wealth is
estimated at Ell, 900, 900 sterling, or $685.
ooo, 900, and his annual income at s7oo,-
600.
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eR-Gen. Houston, of Texas, was pas
senger on the Fairchild from Louisville to
New Orleans on her last trip. She landed
at our wharf, but few of our citizens knew
that the veteran was on board, or he would
have been Obliged to hold an impromptu
leyee
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AsAssIz AND Observation-Disclosures
ing the liberal offers made by the French
Emperor to Prof. Agassiz, he has determine
ed to remain in America. 1t is not true
that he is going to France to take the En-
peror's offer into consideration. He does
not feel able to leave his engrossing studies
even long enough to make visit to his
aged mother i'm Switzerland.
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BALTIMORE. June 29-N

Flour duh at S4.27 for Ohio, and Howard
st. Wheat active ut Sl.05@Sl.lO for red;
and Sl.30 for fair to choice white. Corn
steady, at 74e.675c for white; Use. G,77c.
for yellow. Provisions dull and nominal.
Whisky dull.
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The anountof Liabilities 6uso or not due
t0banKs 9th or creditc rs-nothinG-
Losses adjusted and due-'nOne.
Losses adjusted and not due. ~ - Oh ~
Losses unadiu=ted, In suspense, waiting
further proof stcd lel ,3eo g
All other claims against tie Company are
small, for printing, &c.
Agents instructed to take risks exceeding so. Co.,
without special permission. .,..s
The greatest amount injured II any one city, town
or village varies. 49,.
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and amend
ments Is herewith presented.
- : Tli0S. X. BRACE. JR.,
Hartford Jan. LIST, 1858 Secretary.
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EbansSillt Bully sputnal.

s0-Lady}Napier, with her children, is at
the fremont House, Boston. Lord Napier
has taken rooms at Nahant this season.
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T"Mr. Dodge, Minister to Spain, has
been recalled; no successor has been indi-
Gated.
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NEY YonxJune 2a-N

- NEW IUNh, JuHt -S--A-
/ The steamer Joseph Belknap, collapsed
her aue in the harbor this morning, killing
one fireman, named Lansing Deban. The
damage to the boat is trifing. The John
Potter takes her place this evening.
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HJ"A milk white snake, nearly six feet
long, was caught recently in the town OF
Cooper, Kalamazoo county, Mich. Its spe-
cieS is unknown.
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EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE.
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES:
5,fS5 Prizes amounting to S320,O0t
Whole Tickets sl0; Halves ~; Quarters AZ.
Plan OF THE IOT~rCRY
$4,000

PLAN OF THE LOTrERY.
The NUMBERS IRON " y1,Vou, corresponding Win
those Numbers On the Tickets printed on separate slips
of paper are enciscied with small tin tubes and placed
The frf ssi Prizes. similarly printed and encircled
The wheels are then revoIved and a number is drawn
Prze1 Il tasn from the other wheel. The Number AMI
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited TO the audi
ence and registered by the Commissioners the Prize
.on : rsped S as al the Prizes are drawn out
Approximately rrtLes.-rne Two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers 20 those drawing the rs
Prizes VIII be entitled 70 the % Approximation
d pI Fer Ss feEs Ess ss f5ssi .af
and iless, will each be entitled TO i00 II Ticket No.
$50 draws the ego zoe Prize. those Tickets numbered s+s
The si Prizes Of so will he determined by the last
figure Of the NuInber tha.drays the SO Prize For
example, il the Number drawing the $1,000 Prize ends
with No. J. ,hep sii the Tlsxets, where the nnmler
with No 3, then 1.-THE Tickets whore the Number ends
in viii be entitled % go, and so on 70 g.
Cer'ihsats; Of paeSases WI ee So' at the following
Certificate Of PasaSe Of, Mhse Tickets
iS TEiShth .......... iS
In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
rsee;p a of which ey viii be forwarded first mail
can have tickets ending In any figure they
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes win be sent
purchasers immediately after the drawing.
ana aS Their o and se
7B- Remember that every PriEefs drawn and paya
bic in full witho Ut deduction.
e- All przes Of 81 ,10 aud under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-oter prizes at the usual time OF
thirty DAYS. 500
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to 81
3. SWAN y CO.. Augusta. Ga.
eX- Persons residing near Montgomery, Alabama,
or Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
time, by addressing s. Swan Co., at either Of
those cities.
wheel with the amoEnt Of the prize that each Is
entitled will be published after drawing, In
the following raDers:-Augusta 0ieo.) Constitution
ast, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, Charleston
STANDARD, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intclligencer-
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
News, Richmond Dispatch, News, and Pauldins
(Miss.) Clarion fny2?
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Schools.

SCNVOHSs
The following will be the order of exam
nation:
Miss McKay's School. Monday forenoon,
June %.
Miss Kellog's School, Monday forenoon,
June %.
Mr.. Reimond's School, Monday afternoon.
June %.
Miss CIark's School, Tuesday forenoon,
June 90.
Miss Streets School. Tuesday forenoon,
June %.
Miss Sarah Fishers School, Tuesday after
noon. June %.
Miss HafF's School, Wednesday forenoon,
June 30.
Miss Rockers School. Wednesday forenoon,
June 80.
Miss R0nald's School, Wednesday after
noon, June 30.
Mr.: Knights School, Thursday forenoon,
July LIST.
ternoon. July LIST.
Candidates for High School, in Miss Fishers
Room, on Friday forenoon, July 81.
High School, Friday afternoon, July ID.
Each Candidate for the High School, win
be expected 10 present FOR e1auiini tion COM
position Of al leas, one half page Of fools cap
The exercises Will commence a, 8 o'clock,
A.. n, and IL O'Clock. p. ~, each day.
The Mayor and CoanciImen OF the City,
Parents, Guardians. and friends of education,
are invited to attend.
By order Of the Board,
P. HORNBROOK. Clerk.
Evansville, Ind, June Esd. 1859
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TIE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

4DREPAkED BY DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
u Scientific Medical Discovery, and l. daily work.
magic, even the first dose giving benefit ami seldom
than bottle is required 20 any sind Of
Liver Complaint, from the Jaundcc or pys,et
al, 10 headache al OF which are the resril
OF Diseased Liver.
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sD-Capt. Kountz, well known steam
boat commander, publishes the following
card in the papers: -
ain consequence of the many accidents,
| wish to inform the public that | do not
and will not employ any man on my boat,
as an officer, who drinks liquor of any kind,
and the finding out of such an act will be
sufficient cause of immediate dismissal
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e PIrTsBUEG, june 29-x. =,
River feet by the pier mark, and falling
slowly. Weather clear. Mercury 80.