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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
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RICHLY GLOSSY HAIH
COMPLETELY PREssRvEo
TO THE GREATEST AGE

And ho tia, 70 Gray would not have restoIsd crm
color Bsld would the growth restored osehd
with Scrofula Sead Head other erupops but would oo
cared or with SICK Headache eusga woad be cured
Mcob: :' Has 2, = FT s% viii hPs do at S & iaS ss
and the foNowins: 80
Prof o. j. woop.-Desr SIR have heard much said Of NE
wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative but having besa
often cheated by qaaoae and quaek noams hair dyes A
with thousand and loudly trumpeed qssok remedies
until you IN Lawrence County mobs mace, wben
you gave such induced the trial Of you
become very thin and entirely wlt nd before exhasnns one
Of yoW large bottles her hdr restored nearly to M osisA
glossy upon and entirely e head she eelnues sse
simply ofts besufying effects the hair bus
of family and friends using your Retontve VIA s hap
pest therefore skepscism and doubts N reference 70
IT, chssser and vaue entirely removed and can nd 90
their hair restored from white ay by reason Of
sickness original color and beauty and oy all youre pes
Very truly and gratefully yogIst ., ,..,v
Friend WOOD: II long time sfter ssw yeo st Duse
Geld the bottle Of stoatve for which gave me
upon Detroit and when got IL We sd
sluded Try Mrs. Msnns hair the ssIex ea Of ns
Other. Of nv family and end having vtnemed m eSecs .s
using and recommending ts others - anr1ee "
hshsst eonsdersti you claim for It.
Again, very respectfully and truly yoar,, ,..v~
Ihsve used Prof j. WOODS Hair Restorative, and ssvs
admired hs wonderful effects. My hair ws becomn1
prem atuey gray bat by the Of bis Hstcrseve
has resumed its Original color .nd hsys a 20 oouS
B. bhEEsEs sAoe'ss~s' '" '"
o. WOOD Co., Yropie.or, No 81. Broed~.y r. z. Z
lin the great NewYork Wire hAnne ~" w. ''
And sod By ii good Dussts and Fancy oood. De.lss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
Receipts Of Produce-APRIL ~.

PU N, North Rrer 6g2 bbls Flour. 51 pkss Pork
3 DO Lard ~ do Ashes 5oo bush Data 800 bush bye.
Py he Ere Railroads. 100 bbls Flour, s97 do. Whisky 20
pkg Provisions do Lard 90 do Ashes AZ do. Cheese, 2s
Butter go sides Leather, 465 bush Wheat 40 do. Oss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

And that the said reduction Apply 10 looo 10 T. Hs'
A new regulation has been adopted, by which boats
going east passing the Utica weghock, and not be fore
weighed, must be weighed at that lock, and boats
cleared east Of Utica and destined for west of that
place, If not before weighed must be weighed at the
Utica wegh-lock.
Tie Pott,rAe Miners Journal, of Saturday, respect
ing the anthracite coal trade, says:
"The shipments are larger this week than was anti
cipated The railroad has increased her tunuage s9
over last week and leads the canal $40 tuns Thelow
rates of freight from Port Richmond to the East is
low increasing the trade at that point.
"The trade continues unusuly dull, and low prices
prevail While some of the collieres have suspended
for want of orders, others, having received few:
start again. but the business is extremely limited at all
the collieries in operation
Anne xed the condition OF the Bank Of the State of
Indians March 81, 1853:
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Markets. .Reported By Tt,eerapA.

BALTINoRE. April l9-FLoUR steady. WHEAT active p ne
White sl 1881 26 Cosy: White 65d69c Yellow 6'e7o.
WHISKY steady Provisions firm.
PHILADELPHIA, April l9-FLoUR firm; sales 1870 bN.. a.
- 81 a 65 % WHEAT dull and unsettled White : 100
81 25. PoRE frm, al +la LAID ltall.c. WHIsKY firm
st2l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
Yesterday afternoon

AsoruIR DARING ROBBERYYesterday afternoon
x,s men entered dwelling house and store Of Mr. Isac
of South Aod Warren stress during the
i IL tks family 1T church The pan 81 operscn sim
th., ,s ed q lbe iott1y u he febno's {" d. 0ooe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
Movements Of Ocean ssea mers.

The Havana steamers leave this port the 3D. 7,h h l7h
and 9th Of each month, and ChaIisson, c. the en- and
9h Returning they due here respectively the 18th 3b
and Isb and Chetop tie ieb end 1Is Of each mopsh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

The Ner- Orleans Picayrne of the 10Th says:
Money matters are quist. There was very little
paper sod ard the rates continue 70 rule from 10 l.
{, cent, though not much be placed at the former
figure. The amount of unemployed capital ls large,
but there is s,l partial want OF confidence, arsing
Srom causes beth AZ home ard abroad and which have
already been explained, that tends to circumscribe
operations.
The Bank statement. for the week affords a good
showing There s decrease n loans and an mere ase
in snacie with A further addition 20 circulation, de-
posit, aud exchange. The precise changes, as COM
IA red with the former returns are az follows:
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Arrived.

ISM steamship Araro Lines, from HAvre and sostAAnp-
oI n I.s 50 on is IS ssw at.e boII 'Ippei
Ee The Aaei. from New YqIt tOt LtTspSo ;sras line
T. brings as P,s.rpser, the u.g. ms. and $500 .Pss
steamship Bae. Warrior. Smith sSsi.. oSs,B G 'SS Cd HAN, AZ,
INST. q a. oH. z q Ps,,S Pr.RslsT s,s ''ue tine
Til .son 60 sunday. IS miles N n Of ya.,;ss e.,
Brs Amsnd. ysne Don, Remedies Cuba iosh ns., sugar.
s Rs 10 ss,. c of Fspcr Pendeton soubro Island .aa
St Tboma. April via Hampton Roads 10th n'' sasOO to
Bfs C. Dyer Turner NewiIaven ballast to R. P. Bica
seSr Noup.rie Br Manday, Corvallis N S, /! day. po
ta;ss; s; 70 ] p a k E;Nsi psw1hS S,,,l.nd lime.
sbr Mary Ann EBIabeh Price. wsshinstou, " C day.
AVA store. TO r. NJ BA ,kwell Co.
Schr George Davis, Philips, Charleston dsys ,i0n 70 Dun
sSr Virginia Price (of B.,on) Norris sOmbrro Island 81
int via Ii,mp,on Roads days s-anO to Wood S'as.
to G. &E j. Peters. SD in with brig Pbebe A. Page or
s~hr Wythe Tuttl RichmOpd days, -four to H. Pier
sdhr John Totep Waters virsn. days, oysters 20 W H.
Scs p Bravard Williams, Berlin Nd. aday' grain to B.
sehr Anna Smith Smith Wilmington, Del, days corn meal
schT s B. Small, Drisko M,chas days, Iaubsr to snr
sS1 M.Pr;n. -. ssco day.. heading to order.
S,hr D. G. Floyd Rankin Boston days sa' 70 master.
schI sf,ns lin: ;ySs New H.w HsssP oSSas Sstls,-
SglT
schr Catharne Bea. Shute Rondous for Portland Me-
sch Ocean Wave Wsrner, Washington, G. 5dsys cotton
10 Tesr Horne. Sid in with schr Deborah, Nr New
York
Steamer Chesapeake Cowe Portland 81 hours ndse 70 d.
b. Cromwell n Co. m
Steamer Beverly Pierce. PhadelphiS, mdse to Joa Auen
WIND-Sunrse, n. Sunset, light from 3 f. hsh rsiu
dur ing the day.
The steamer Caleon q Cromwels lue, ws' his morning
taken the Screw Dock for repairs
BY Telegraph.
BOSTON, April l9-Arr bs5ks VIM w W%2d,de' C'H'iA'd'
New. .Orlea ans Sarah h. Snow Hisgins New YORK
Below-Barks lola Wyie; James, Cook. . -, 49,,
The chip Meridian lost a. insured N on city pr
$4,000 Al the following offices: Alliance. Manufacturers Nep
time and Washington, each The ship was owned ey
Wm. r. Weld Co. -, g.,
SAVANNAH April 1.-THE steamship Florida is detained ey
slight deraDgeen Of her engine Her passengers aud ftsat
will g. by the Alabama. . -. ,.A A..
lah-fhe Alabama left at II O'Clock sunday ngn Win 'ne
pas and freight Of the Florida - NJ.
NEW -ORLEANS-Arr. April 49, ship O. b. lamar hooert
Kelly BsIsow and Cordeia New York bark hanssn IhIIn
ton Tar ships Katabdin Oliver; T. F. Gabain Won ma
een Peppered Twsmby and Arizona Boberts BostSn In
dustry Fletcher Lverpoo Kate Dyer Dyer Hsvre rarqan
Smi3 DunLhk Jane f. Walsh; and Western Ocean, Phisae
phia John Spear Spear, Connna Spain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
BY telegraph.
Disasters, &c.

SHIP JONI RAvEyE-A report recently published concerning
this ship would the belief Of her having suffered damage
on her We from letters received from the
cspsn that although heavy weather experienced she ns
injured the least She has just been recassed NO.
French Lloyds
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20


The Board Of Water Commissioners of Hoboken ad-
vertjsed loan Of $6OO 900. Bids will be received until
2sth April. The rate of interest is y cent payable
January and July. See advertisement.
There continues to be good demand for Three =
cent Treasury Notes for Custom House purposes at 20
3Oc discount. The Five cents scarce a, q
cent premium. About three millions of the Three T.
cents have been paid back into the Federal Treasury
of which only OO,OO0 have been ressued. The re-
issue is now suspended and the remaining s. 800 OO if
ressued will probably bear ab )ut four and half cent
interest," The business Of the Clearing House to-day
was $2l ,572 73. The Metropolitan Certificates are
5000 coo. AT meeting of the Board of Directors of
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company held
on Friday, the 10th inst at Albany, jackson Ha1ey
esq of Milwaukee, resigned the Office Of Secretary
and aso of Director Of the Company Mr.. l.. l.. Doty
acts as Treasurer and Secretary at Milwaukee, and
Judge ID. V. w. Rsdciffe as Assistant Secretary and
Treasurer at Albany.
All the coupons due in May upon the Michigan
Southern Co.'S bonds, will be paid at the Corn Ex-
change Bank. The Marine Bank of Brunswick is now
rede emed at the Suffolk Bank, Boston. The Delaware
and Hudson and Pennsylvania Coal Companies will
rot issue the prices Of coal board al the shipping
ports before the first Of May 1t is understood prices
will te considerably reduced
The annexed are the reductions in tolls by the Canal
nd concurred in nv the Legislatures:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

expenses were $li3o otO, leaving surplus OF $4,000,
which bss beer inverted n additional real estate and
surface improvements. The property independent o.
the Hipe, valeed q, 1873, berg an increase over
the preceding year Of sli6si. The following table
will compare the progress Of the work with the Mime
so,s mre durrg the rs. four years Of ts existence:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

Milton 10 -. ssde noac.t snd stow aefol.n's 20
sns Sse1 granted rayGci ei hd 'e and 81 costs 81 'h'
L
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

The clearings show mOderae Increase OF business
ss compared with the previous week.
The movement of the Banks sinOe Nov. J. 1855, has
leen as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
Estimated e1ces. ii this date. ...

The trade 90 far this season is largely 10 excess Of
any previous year. The value of the produces handled
within the last eight months including lard. amounts
70 near 80 900 OOO This increase Of course is wing
more 70 tendency Of the trade TO concentrate here
than 10 the excess 10 the hog crop in the West Over
one fourth of the total increase in the number of hogs
hacked in the West at this place and the excess
The receps of products equal to 50 900 head. Tnus
out of $50 600 excess 10000 is already accounted for
at Cincinnati
The annual meeting of the Roekland Mining Com.
psny was held in this city, on the l4th inst. The
product of mineral during the year 1857 37i taos
being an excess Of l29 tuns over the preceding year.
TIE value Of the years product was $30 co., and tbe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

April .lt|. III, VISA 3l0M .sssssca o ~ 10
Arril ie Issa IlISAssI 1,lS He IlpI" U.s."
r,xir sfn, Lam, s,,is Circulation ard Dtpo.f' hf
BasL, ef ~ ca, Of Ee York for hs ~esx s1dag % sd
uyday .pra H. lsSs 10 vs.a = saIed nf CaPH@ " ''''
b0nS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

The following comparative exhibit shows the total
supplies exports ard estimated stocks of hog pro iuct
exclusive Of lard, e. this port The imports and ex-
ports comprise the movements from Sept. TO Apn
10 in each YEAR We cannot of course, arrive a. the
amount actually held here, having means OF ascsr-
,aninp the quantities taken for local cOnsumption
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

Albert II. Nicolay's regular daily auction sale OF
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow Tuesday,
at l2l O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow Tuesday at l2i o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
The following is comparison of the ordinary re-
ctpts and expenses of the Central Rairosd OF New
jersey for the last two fiscal years ending March BIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

ro..l.....si6,47l, 40 Oe257O s76s263i sl7,s9 SO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

Markcts-C,RrFvLLy REPoSrED FOR THE " Y rsisvSs'
MONDAY. April l9.
AsHEsThe m,rkst firm and the demand fair sales OF 5
bbs AZ Sc for Po;s and Pearls ..o,, 3,
COTTON The market 10 dull and heavy sae' oi oVV oaes
We r-pea. former quotations, as folows:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-07

claim and demand of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvanla to all property, real, personal
and mixed, belonging to or used in connection
with the same by the Commonwealtil and
the purchasers having given notice of their
readiness to take possession of the said works,
possession OF the same was accordingly de-
livered to the Company on the first day of
August last of which notice was given to all
Superintendents and Agents of the Common
wealth, by proclamation bearing date the 3 lst
day of July, lo57 as required by the law
authorizing the sale.
The bonds Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. in the sum of seven and one half
millions of dollars, were received by the State
Treasurer and are held by him for the Com.
missioners of the Sinking Fund; the entire
proceeds OF the sale being required by the
18th section of the act to be paid to the Sink
ing Fund and applied to the payment of the
State debt.
1 cannot torbear eongratulating the people
OF the Commonwealth on the consummation
OF this sale. Public sentiment, as expressed
through the ballot box, and in other forms
equally significant, demanded it-public pol
icy and the interests Of the Commonwealth
required 1t. Ii Is done. The many approve;
few complain, those most, who have gained
-" H''St'taolC ISputalioH ny a TeckleSS ulSfe-
gard of the public interests, as exhibited in
the extrayagant, useless and fraudulent ex-
pendItures of the public money for selfish or
partizan purposes.
The sale of the Main Line has directed
public attention to the Importance and neces-
slty of disposing of the remaining divisions
Of the public improvements. The reasons
and policy that required and justified the sale
of tic one, apply with equal force to the sale
of the other The propriety Of separating
the State from the care and control Of the
public works, is not only evident to all who
have given the subject candid and impartial
consideration, but the necessity is clearly es-
tabliShed hy the history Of their construction
and management They have failed to be
source Of revenue to the Commonwealth, and
if retained by the State, will require an ex
penditure in their repair and management,
largely exceeding any revenue that under the
most favorable circumstances, can be derived
from them.
lFuSpTTSf0S N oT-P
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CARD TO THE LADIES,

Dir. DUPOECO'S GOLDEN FE.B-zLE PILLS are
lnfaillbe IN removing sioppaers irregularities NJ The
menses These pills nothing new but have be- used
by the Doctor for many yE, boih ia France aud Anef-
ca, with unparalleled in every case, and lie Is
urged by ladies h" have used the tn make these
pulls public far the I-visii1n fth.st suf ring from any
Irregular aicS VIII iirvFr Wei presenIive Ihsr
iadies whose health win not permit increase Of family.
Pregnant females th"<e surprising themselves 50,
cautioned against using these pills, The proprietor
reSiu>i!ity after li;e abpve adricni ION.
though :her HIduess wnnd YevenJ INJURY neai;
otherwise IN - ii.s recommended Directions
Company each box PTi' 81. Sid rR0lssae refsa
hy r. HARDT K CO. General AGENTS f,g Lev n,
NiIiH rouH1y. Pa and so for BeiIevle Milroy
ReedsVile, Ailsnviie, &c hey viii supply dearrs at
the prnFsiGrs prices, Asj eHd he pis ladies (e0nf
de"taHgl by mai any part of city country
receipt OF 81 through t lesvistnW post office For
plrcui gel circular al agents. sSee thai each box
has my signature. ] DUPONCO,
j'30 Broadway post Office, New York.
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Married.

o. the 24;h December, in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. by Rev. J. A. Ross. j.
IRWIN WALLIS to Miss ELIZABETH
HUDSON, both Of this place.
On the Slst December, by the same, WM
n. STARK, of Armstrong county, to Miss
MARY SMITH, Of near Lewistown
On the 9th ult. by Rev Franklin Gear
hart. LORENZO d. RAMBLER, of this
county. to Miss SARAH ID. STACKP0LE,
of McSeytUwn.
On the seth ult, hy the same, WM. A.
STlNE tn Miss SARAH ANN FOUST, both
Of this county.
On the 22d ult.. in Altoona, by Rev. H.
Baker, TII0S. MONTGOMERY to Miss RE-
BECCA YEOCUM, both of Huntingdon
county.
In this place on the 24th ult, by the same
HENRY ALBRIGHT to Miss MARY j. Me
CARTNEY
On the 29tt nit, by the same, WNk III.
OWEN. of Juniata county, to Miss SARAH
A. SfROuP, Of this county.
On the 3lst ult, by the same, THOMAS
TAYLOR, Of Centre county. to Miss CATH
ARlNE REIDEN, of Mifiin county.
On the 9th December, by Rev. L. Elliott
Wilson, WILLIS V. B. COPLIN to Miss
PRISCILLA SWANGER, both of Milroy.
Mifiin county.
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Died.

On the 24th December. in Oliver township.
after lingering disease, JACOB CARVER,
aged about So years.
Died, at his residence near Delphi, Indiana.
on the 18th December. DANIEL BAUM. Sr
From an obituary in the journal, we learn
that Mr.. Baum was born on the 7th day of
October, l7So, near Lewistown, Pa. Ar the
age of four years, he lost his father. lie was
married TO Ascenath Rottrock, near Lewis
town, on the Goth day of February, 1901. In
the year 1905 he removed to Chillicothc, Ohio.
lie became member of the German Baptist
Church in 1911. On the 9th day of March
1875. Mr.. Baum started with his family for
the Wabash and landed ut the old Baum farm
adjoining Delphi, en- the last day of April.
1925. At the date of Mr.. Baum's arrival
there were but six white families within the
bounds OF what is now Carroll county, to wit:
Henry Robinson, Abner Robinson, BENJAMIN
D: Angel, John Cary, Martin Kay and Cary
Black.
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4 PPEALS.-The Commissioners be,ebr
N give notice To Taxpayers and all intere,,
ed, that they will meet at their Office in Lew.
istown on the following days. for the purpgs.
oi hearing appeals from assessments and Fa.
unti"ns for the ensuing year.
Tuesday, January 26. 1853, for the diatri.t
composed of Oliver. Wayne and Brattn
t. wnships, and MrYeytown and Newua
Hamilton boruughs.
HsdHeaciay, January o7L. 1853, fnr the Dis
trict composed of Armagh, Brown. Uni0a anil
Menno townships.
Thursday, January "a. 1858. for the d,
trict composed If Derry, Granville and Deea.
tur townships. and the borough of Lewiston.
BY order of the Board.
r. D. SMITH, CLERK
Commissioners Office, Jan. 7, 1853.
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SEND FOR IT.--The most superbly illustra-
ted Magazine ever published in America, is
the December number Of the Cosmopolitan
Art Journal" containing over sixty splendid
engravngs, and giving full particulars of the
benefits of the Cosmopolitan Art Association
two dollars year; single copies fifty cents
Specimen copies will be sent to all persons
who wish to subscribe on receipt of five post
age stamps, Us cents.) See advertisement
headed Brilliant Prospectus" in this paper.
III. j. WALTERS, Honorary Secretary
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County Teachers Associa,;,,

FFHE annual meeting of the Miflin co..4
a Teachers Association will be bo,a
Milroy, commencing on Thursday. JAM. at
2lst, 1858. and continuing until the fansy
ing Saturday at IL o'clock Al the TsaaiO OS'
in the county are earnestly entreated =
tend. The hosptalities Of the tow " a.
country have Leen generously profferad ana
programme of the exercises will be pukI;...3s
in due time. and furnished to Teacbsra' b'ne9
others desireus of attending. "'a
The Annual Address will be delivered,
JOSEPH w. PARKER, ESQ.,, on the eyen;n. "
the 2lst VI
Signed by the Executive Commits.
Lewlstown. Jan. Z, 1857.
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ElOur. Grain. &c.

Rreadstufs OF all descriptions quiet there being a
ptal absence OF any export or speculative inquiry. The
receipts and stocks OF -four small there is none
selling except IN small lots home consumption at 81 81
up TO . for common and fancy brands according TO quail
ty rye dour Is held at g. and meal So per barrel
without sales.
GranIhere is some inquiry prime wheat but other
descriptions not wanted. ranges nom SI 70
10 70 per bushe aud white from ~ 80 Pennsyva-
MIA Rye o ut 40 cents Corn Is scarcesales Of yell
low at 5a5T cents according to dryness white sold
cents Oais are duprime Delaware sold at "a cents
common do at q cents buShe; PENNSYLVANIA sold a
34a3j cents Coverseet is in limited supply and com
mands s. per Gibbs $500 lbs sold second hands for
export ut price kept secret No sales of timothy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-07

The Legislature of this State met on
Tuesday last, and were organized by the
election of W. II, Welsh of York as
Speaker of the Senate, and A. B. Longa-
ker of Montgomery as Speaker Of the
House. The Governors Message was de-
livered yesterday, portion of which We
give below, being as much as we can make
room for to-day:
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of I'd.
! ministration an the estate of DANIEL
Nj. YEAGER, late of Derry township Nifa
county, deceased. have been granted to tie
undersigned, residing in said township. Al
persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them dol!
authenticated FIR settlement.
JAZZ ELIAS HUFFNAGLE, Aiar
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New COUNTERFEIT DETECToR.-A bout the
most useful thing that any person in business
can have in these times, is correct and re-
liable Counterfeit Detector and Bank Note
List. This want is now to he supplied
Messrs. +. b. Peterson & Brothers have jast
commenced the publication of Petersnn's
Philadelphia Counterfeit Detector and Bank
Note List'-a monthly quarto publication
which contains all the information that can
be obtained in regard to all counterfeits, bro,
ken banks, and the rates Of discount on all
the bank notes of the country. Messrs. Drex-
el & Co., the well known Bankers and Brokers
of Philadelphia. will supervise it and make
the corrections IN each number of the list, SO
that it may be perfectly relied on, while the
we'll known house of f. w. Clark & Co,
Commission Stock and Exchange Brokers,
will correct the Stock List Not being in
tended to subserve the purpose of any bank
ing house, as most Of the Detectnrs do, it will
be a useful and reliable publication to the
whole business community, and we would
advise all of our readers to remit the price of
enc years subscription to the publishers at
once for it. The price is hut One Dollar
year. To Clubs, four copies for 50, ten copies
for 81, or twenty five copies for SIS. Address
all orders to L. b. Peterson & Brothers, SOC
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The above Detector can also be procured
at the bookstore of Elizabeth Cogley, Lewis
foyv
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Agents Wanted.
Excellent Business Open;na

!" ANTED few energetic, industr;o.
w men, to sell Agricultural Books amoss rnOs'
the Farmers. Very favorable terms will Z
given. With proper attention, more tbaS "
500 per month, clear profit, above all ernaa
ses, can be realized. A rare chance to MI.
money without risk. For particulars anr1s
Immediately to A. o. MOORE, AgricuItrnr,:I, IrrI
Book Publisher, No. l40 Fulton street g.r
YORK. ian7-6t
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r,:',',F

2sth. AE. Simonton, Reporter. and Ed
wards and Triglet, members House Of Rep
reseatatives atsWashington, expelled for bri-
berry and corruption. of Europe
ans at Sarawak and Borneo avenged by
slaughter of 1000 Chinese, by Sir J. Brooke.