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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-09-03
McCOrmick's TWO-HORSE
COMBINED
Eseapin2 a. Moving Machine

CPECIAL ATTENTION is asked to this ma
- chine, as being admirably adapted for
smaller farmers; its cut is Five Feet; is in all
other respects the same as his four-horse ma
chine, only reduced in weight, and is warrant
ed to give the fullest satisfaction.
Any Farmer is privileged to take ono of these
Tor the larger) machines, and work it a season
by the side Of any other machine, and not be
required to keep it unless he prefers it to the
other
Farmers will please send in their orders at
once, rs the supply in Baltimore will very pro-
badly be exhausted soon. { At Chicago they
are all gomez For price, &c, refer to adyer-
tisement. Orders by mail solicited, and will
be promptly attended to.
JESSE r. HIGGINS, Poolesyille.
jun 4-5t Exclusive Ag't foY the Co.
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BR00kEViLLE ACADEMY,
Montgomery County, MGi.

TNHE NEXT SESSION Of this Institution
K will commence on MONDAY, September G.
None but Teachers Of thorough scholarship
and successful experience viii be engaged; and
il Is thc intention Of the Principal and Of the
Board Of Trustees to he unrenitting in their
efforts to make the Institution, more than ever,
worthy OF patronage.
The Boarding House will be considerably
enlarged during the vacation, so that there viii
be ample Accommodation iorpupils from abroad,
in tho family of the Principal.
Terms for Board and Tuition-$l80 per an
mum.
ns3~ Catalogues containing full information
ay.be obtained by addressing at Brookeville,
Nd. either Of the undersigned
+. B. PRETTYMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
A. B. DAVIS, Pres Board Of Trustees
July 3O-tSll
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-09-03

OR MONTGOMERY Co, As Court OF EoumY
-U4RTEN II. TSON,
Us.
CHARLES b. PIERCE.

TEHIIE OBJECT of this suit is to pro-
Il cure decree for sale of certain
mortgaged premises in Montgomery coun-
ty, which were on the 22d day of april,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, mort
gagged by the defendant, Charles b.
Pierce, to one Marten H. Batson.
The bill states that on the twenty
second day of April, eighteen hundred
and fify-four, the said Pierce conveyed
certain real estate, which is particularly
described in the bill aud its accompany
ing exhibit, unto the said Batson, by
way of mortgage, to secure the payment
of the sum of six hundred dollars with
interest from the said twenty-second day
of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, payable annually, with an admis-
sion Of the payment of three years inte-
rest on the said sum- The bill further
states that the said Pierce resides out of
the State of Maryland 1t is thereupon
adjudgcd and ordered by the subscriber,
Clerk of said Circuit Court, this Doth
day of July, 1868, that the complainant,
by causing copy of this order to be in
serted in some newspaper printed at
Rockville once a week for one month be-
fore the first day of October next, give
notice to the said absent defendant of the
object and substance of this bill, and
warn him to appear in this Court in per-
son or by solicitor on or before the eighth
day of November next, to answer the
premises, and show cause, if any he has,
why decree ought not to pass as pray
ed. JAS. G. HENING, Clerk
True copy-TEsT:
JAMES G. HENING.
Clerk Circuit Court for Montg'y Co.
ana 10 I'm
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SHERIFFS SALE.

pI VIRTUE Of writ of 6eri facias
-RG issued out of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county, and t. the Sheriff
Of said county directed, will be exposed
to public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Courthouse door in Rock
vile, on FRIDAY, tie 10th day of Sep
TENDER neat, at the hour of 3 o'clock, p
NJ all the right, title, claim and inte-
rest, both al law aud equity, of James
Parker, of, in and to A TRACT OF
LAND, lying and being in Montgome-
ry county, called the ''FAuM," or TIM
REsuBvEY on THE FARM" containing
lao ACRES OF LAND, more or less.
AES0-'i'hat part and portion of the
Farm" or The Besuryey on the
Farm" conveyed by the said James
Parker and wife to W b Mickum on
the 10th of June, 1857, and recorded
in Liber j G.. H., No. 6, Foios 215,
2l6, 2l7, containing ana ACRES OF
LAND, more or less.
Seized and taken as the property of
the said james Parker, at the suit of
James McConkey, and will be sold to sa-
tisfy the same
JOHN T. BENSON, Sh'f.
aug rs IS
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r q F2 S a Lee,
COTTAGE SEMINARY ,
SITUATED in
BROOKVlLLE, MONTGOMERY co., ND.

ENHE OWNER, after fourteen years
n of arduous duties in the above
Seminary, being DESTROYS of retiring
from the iabors Of a seminary, offers the
above property at Private Sale.
The property offers a rare inducement
to any one desiring to engage in female
school. 1t is situated in one of the most
healthy locations in our county. The
village of Brookvillc is pleasant and free
from the usual ills attendant upon vii
age life, there being an enactment of
the Legislature forbidding the sale of
spirituous liquors within two miles of
the place, The HOUSE is in every way
,uy'Urtya for uyf9rnirary, having Tpeen'
erected for that purpose lis sufficient
ly large to lodge sixty persons comfort
ably. 1t has a commodious Dining
Room, School Rooms and Music Rooms,
also, Kitchen, Wash House and Dairy
There is pump of never-faiing water
in the kitchen. The Grounds attached
are sufficiently large for recreation aud
exercise.
TERMS Ct sale made easy to any one
who may purchase the above property.
Persons desiring to purchase, can have
more particular information by address
ing EDWARD w OWEN, at Brookyille,
Nd, or GEORGE PETER, at Rockville. -
The property can be examined at any
time by applying to Mr. L. W OWEN.
E3y- The above property will be in
market until the 10Th of October next,
at which time, if not sold, the present
owner will make arrangements to reopen
the school for limited number of board
ers, under her immediate superintend-
ence In the meantime the owner would
request those persons desiring to patron
ize the school, to wait with her until the
Goth of October at which time she will
give them information whether the pro-
perty has been sold or not.
aug 13-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-09-03

GrYgRAL JAu DEMyERY.-John W.
Wright Michael Fallon. Edward Rod.
gers, Patrick Holland. John King. and
Jacob Lee, the latter co,ofed nan, all
broke jail on Saturday morning last,
at Eikton, Maryland and made their
escape they succeeded in filing OF the
bars Of their windows and thus got ac-
cess 20 the jail yard, from which they
effected their escape by digging under
the wall with crowbar.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-09-03

TIE GuANo ISLANDS The Hayden
government SEINE time since sent an arm
cd force and a commission to the Guano
Island Of Nevasa. where an American
company were at work collecting aud
shipping away the guano deposits with
out permission. They were ordered to
leave the island but refused until they
could hear from their employer, a Mr.
Cooper Of Baltimore. The proper mea-
sures, it is said, will be adopted to force
them TO leave, The island has been
leased to N Rassia, a merchant Of ia
ma,ca.
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q Z l..
or THE LNPORTA TON or THE
PAST SPRING e PRESENT
SUMNER ON THE RE-
DUC,ED SCALE or
r n ~

Il II ! = II y.
IN ORDER that we may have room for an
Il immense stock Of Autumn and Winter Dry
Goods, we have this day placed our vast and
entire stock Of Spring and Summer Goods on
our Reduced Scale Of prices.
Robes of all STYLES, in all fabrics and at all
grades Of prices;
Lawns, Orgaadies, Cambrcs, Briliants, Challies;
Jaconets, Percales, Chinzes Popins
Lustres Poll de Chevres, Ginghams;
Valencias, Tissues, and Berages, with an end
less variety Of select dress goods in general
and special, Shawls, ScaIfs, Nantes, (thick
and thin, and Lace Shawls and Points.
All our entire stock Of Misses Gents, BOYS
and Servants Summer Wear, constantly on
hond, at our unusually low and uniform prices
Linnen Goods of all the best kinds Stock
complete in all departments. A full line Of
extra super Cloths, Cassimeres ana Yostings, at
all times and seasons.
MO URNING GOODS. We devote great
care and attention to this department. and
make it point to offer the largest stock, and
at the lowest prices, Of any in the District
The immense quantities We have annually in
store enable us to make black goods speciality
Gsf~ Our stock is thoroughly assorted in all
departments and generally amounts TO one hun
dred thousand dollars, hence its extent, added
to the mgn feature in our trade, A." One price
ontyi ntdTked ~ plan FgaFes, presents IN
ducements to cash purchasers superior TO any
in our city.
IzS~ New supplies from our Northern and
Eastern correspondents daily.
We are not opening any new accounts.
All old bills presented monthly for payment
in cash, and discontinued if not paid
All persons most cordially invited to inspect
our stock.
4 gist 10 our Store iacurs no obligaiion 10
purchase. PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores" west building,
opp. Centre Market City of Washington.
jun l Mari, Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-09-03

Snow AT THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. -
Those who were in the mountain region
. last Tuesday had treat in the way of
landscape which they will not soon for
get. The previous night was very cold
and the dome Of Washington, with the
submits Of Adams, Jefferson and Madi-
son, were covered with snow The view
Of the dome Of Mount Washington, from
Bethlehem, white almost as in Deem
Der, and blazing in the genial sunlight,
gave ono Of the most charming landscape
effects ever witnessed in summer.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-09-03
THE SEN TIN Ell.
BENJAMIN f. wADDY,

G, rJciogn, u. g. is orr nUthorized A
ye,st for rccejciag Subscriptions and
advertisements.
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ENGRAVING.
OR RENT

~ THE large Brick Building,
Iagt Situated on the north-east cor
lssa&zsaacr Of the Square, in Rock
vile ormarly occupied by the late Jno.
Braddock AS a store house, and lattcrly
by 0. w. Troadwell as a boarding house.
For terms, apply to
dec 25-tf WIN. G. ROBERTSON.
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LUMBER, LUMBER.

> 100000 FEET OF LUMBER. and
100000 SHINGLES rad LATHS for
sale. We call the attention OF prompt buyers
to our large stock Of CNBER, Of all grades.
qualities and sizes Ne will cut White Pine
bills to order, and furnish Sash, Doors and
Frames and Planning At mill prices
Apply at 1872 Light street wharf or corner
OF Eutaw and German streets
BURNS j. SLO4N,
june IS Baltimore. Nd
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F2FS 0 D E'S
phosphate ofLime

LIVERY ot offered for sale regularly ANA
~ LYZED, and FULLY WARRANTED
Packed m Barrels and Bags.
PRIc1 $500 per ton Of ?, 900 lbs.
MANUFACTURER By
p ". RHODES & CO.,
Offce--s2 South Street, Bowly's Wharf
BALTIMORE. MD.
no GUANO on hand and for sale at the
lowest market price.
july 23-lyif b. NJ. r. b Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-09-03
NEW
AGRICULTURAL & MACHINE
wv AIR 10 5e}(O

WAB33&1&& HOUSE.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MA
"A CIIINERY, Field and Garden Seeds, Fe,-
llizers, &c The undersigned is now prepared
to furnish the above mentioned and all articles
pertaining 10 the agricultural business, ut the
lowest market rates Having Just returned
from tour through the Northern and New
England States, where he has visited a large
number Of the principal Agricultural Mauuac-
turing Establishments, from which he has Ia
ken great pains in selecting a choice assort-
mcnt OF Implements and Machinery &C ,I de-
scriptions. He has also mad crranqoments to
be at all times in rcCorpi Of any important i'm
proyements mat may take place in the agricul-
tu.oI line. Another very important feature in
this new establishment is that the proprietor is
practical agricultural machiuist. with an ex-
periencc Of twelve years. lie has thereby ac-
quired thor ugh knowledge Of this business
in all its various branches He therefore feels
justified in saying that he can obtain and FUR
nish all articles in his line on as reasonable
terms as any house in this country.
TO Machinery Of all descriptions repaired
at the shortest notice and on the most reason
able terms.
With the above experience and facilities for
conducting this business (Which is all import
ant he respectfully solcits the patronage Of
the farming community and public generally.
1t shall always be his object to please.
Yours, veIy respectfully,
j. p. BARTHOLO V,
55s IT,, ST.. sir doors south Of Pa. A.
Washington CITY, D. O. oct l6.
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WOOL GA@.QTENE}.

WOOL GAM.OIg4g,
HHHE undersigned, proprietor of the
u Factory heretof re commonly known
as "GAMBLBS MILL" returns his
sincere thanks to those who have so lib
orally patronized him during the past
year, aud informs them and all others
who may feel disposed to favor him with
work in his line that he is prepared to
Gil their orders with dispatch.
Wool will be received at, and rolls re-
turned to, the following places:
John w. Jones Store, Rockville;
Nathan Allnutt's Dawsonsville;
A. G. H. barnes " Darnestown;
John Q llarry's Tennallytown;
Ramsburg & Eberts' Leather Store in
Georgetown, d. G.
July 2 JAS r. DREAMER.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER { GGDS

= T. q
UVIIE subscribers wonld inforn, tho -
L of Montgomery county and lis vicinity
that they have opened n larocgnd vclI seie,ttj
assortment of DRY GOODS. for FaIlnuJ WIN
ter wear.
IN pRFcc .E0Opc
We have srlncd and P,ai5 SIN. pr;5
Striped aud plain Black silks. St,ired Dana
sin5s. Plaid Meriuocs: Plain French Verinr,..
Of yarions shades Of colors. Coboro cloth. .
Striped and figured all wool NorsI;nos. Non
line De Bcgc: Plain and faureJ Nops,i,,rs
from ~ to 81 ccuts
,ror-r,,-r,--, -.l,l,,-.
~ IN t-'N pVOljS.
blaCN 6ohloazhfS. from @I.I-3 to TI.75; Nor
%ry O s"J rabeS A G,P.Ias Paek french Ne
mon Black Mouslines '''" 'o'''
.c,r,.,,.-r ~ lrn-.-
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A Large Assortment
Oh
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
.gOEHN III. SNHOOT,

.gOEEV IL. SMGOT,
No l19 Bridge Street, GEORGETOWN, D. C.
HAS RECEIVED from New York and Phil
IA adelphia, a large and very beautiful as
sOrtment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
comprising the Newest Styles for
LADIES', MISSES, GENTLEMEN'S
AND BOYS WEAR;
With large stock Of all the best makes Of
HEAVY DOMESTIC GOODS FOR
SERVANTS.
Moutgomrians visiting the District, for their
Spring Supplies will find ii to their advantage
TO give him q call.
BARGAINS may be expected for the CASH.
ap9 JOHN H. SMOOT
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lLOLRNTNG G00nS

Black Bombazjnes, from 5l.I25 to @I.75. Nor
witch Cloth; Black Alpocas: Black French Me-
rinoes, and Coherg Cloth; al wool and com
mon Black Mouslines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-15

F'Oh hENT.-A Three Story Brick
bul1lns Zt1s8 leet, connected VITA aSbIac ksB,ifh
o Living taIss hfes-sel arranged ~ BIangfasturaS
1niant power be supplied Aso shafine
now arranged which be purciassd Al a iIr nrrs
VIII rented Tor y0ars On ftvorab he te,s
AeI2 Appy 70 ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
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ANOTHRR WAR ENDED.

WASHINGTON, juno -.
The difficulty between Senators Wilson and
Gwin has been adjusted. A refusal TO make any
Acknowledgements, it was proposed by Mr.. Wilson's
friends to refer the subject to Senators Crttonden.
Seward and Davis, to which Mr.. GWin assented.
These gentlemen last night drew up a statement
in which they say that the remarks Of Mr.. GWin
imputed unEOrthy motives 10 Mr.. Wilson, and
although general were Objectionable and unparlia-
mentary, and yet they BY no means justify or
warrant Mr.. W. in using the very OppTobriOus
epithet with which he retaliated. After stating
other things in connection, they add, We are pos
sessed Of q fact which indeed is apparent on the
face Of the reported debate, that Mr. Wilson in
using the epithet employed did not impute any
thing Of personal integrity or honor TO Mr..
Gwiu.
With this disclaimer adopted by Mr.. W., We
hold that Mr.. G. is bound to withdraw the disre-
speetful language in which he replied TO Mr.. W.,
and a Withdrawal from Mr.. G. shall be deemed to
have been made by them respectively, they shall
have expressed in writing their assent to this
port Messrs. GWin and Wilson signed it late
last night.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott has been in consultation with
the Secretary Of War, as to army movements, in
view Of the late occurrences in Utah, and orders
have been sent to a large portion Of the troops
now on march across the Plains, to turn in the
direction Of various localities requiring protec>
uou- LUG AnA-cu1o A-AeAsAAeo u eufftAc. Will
however, be forwarded to Utah, a. a considerable
body Of the troops will be kept there for a long
time.
II is probable that the session Of Congress will
be extended beyond Tuesday.
Gen. Wm. Burgess, Of r. T., Il urged by the
New England Democrats to the Office of S eeial
Minister to Paraguay, and it Is thought he win be
successful.
Virginia and Pennsylvania have each several
eanddatez AunnU tha auuoiu rnaufa oul Safur-
day arc Joseph K. Chandler, Minister to Ma
Piles; Z. P. Fair, Of Ala, Minister to Belgium;
and B. C. Yaney, Of Ga, Minister to Argen>
tine.
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which, however, viii be Of short Aslou; Mnen
the doors were re-opened they agree " -'Oolh ~
O'Clock this evening.
9Mr. Davis. Of Miss from the Military Co. pnliItee:
asked to be discharged from the eonsideraa on OF
the following wagon roads: for q wagon road Il I'm
Fort Benton 10 No; for q wagon road from For
Smith to Albuquerque; from putting Forts Jeher-
son, Taylor and Fortugas into a state Of defence;
also from the North Carolina Arsenal resolution;
also from the resolution in relation TO Buttereds
primer and Wards fire arm.
Mr. Bigler presented petition from Richard m
lay, for an extension Of his patent for Railroad ear
springs
A communication was received from the Presi-
dent respecting the claim Of the St Regis Indians
TO Kansas land. Ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Hale's credentials for the next six years were
presented aud recorded.
Mr. DoOlittle presented 3 resolution that the
Committee on Foreign Relations be instructed to
enquire into the expediency Of ACQUIRING by treaty
in Tucalon or Central or South America the rights
Of citizenship for such free negroes as nav emenate
from the United States in consideration Of the trade
thence desirable to protect such colonies
The Post Once appropriation bill was then tax
en- up.
In the Senate vote was taken on agreeing to
the recommendations Of the Conference Committee
on the Post Office appropriation bill, viz: that the
Senate reeede frOm it, amendments abolishing the
franking privilege and raising the rate Of postage
and resulted ayes 80, nays IL. Consequently the
bill was passed.
Mr.. Slidell moved the usual resolution to carry
over the unfinished business till next session,
which was agreed to.
Mr. Davi~ introduced resolution that a judi
eisry committee inquire whether further legisla,
ton is necessary respecting the election of U. S.
Senators, which was adopted.
Mr.. Seward offered a resolution presenting
the1hanks Of the Senate to Vice President Breek-
inridge for the dignity aud impartiality with
which he has presided over their deliberations,
which was agreed to unanimously.
A joint committee vas appointed to inform the
President that Congress is ready to adjourn.
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H,rrori. rrnssn Co. o hsrSs Rs 8 J. y sl BUSHNELL
lpbpsifialls & Courageous.
MOTION M n -Phvsa

r MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physepathic
LlesT Eclectic Physean and suFra 6Isss.f uf Mid
ION having heated hasef ~ Ihis Paes Is ready 10 at
tend 20 all calls IN his flleSsoa, eher Al hs once
ever des-rlpt eier uaor annual ~ TcFatshie and
neveT reaces hs paots 10 them bug simply
the oestrueiions, dimu tes and toe lbe syste BY
Those sflc ed with diseases al tae Liver, Lunrs KID
Acute Or Chronic loss q Appele DoTanse.neni Of fhe
Stomach, CcnsiiIatl u lho Bowels, BIliods Affections
mTuntps ofthe Bl0od or any Chronie or Lns s,anjae
diseases diseases peculiar the fmais sex such IS Sup
ID cali, His Mode u Treatment Is also esmpletelv
adjusted 70 Diseases ofChildrcn-
Fever and Ague. Chelefa IyseneTy and
Darrhaea Coie CRAMPS Lock aw F1ts and spasms treat
rrDrsI Is also prepared latreas susecssiaIIy FTVERS
o. the varoas tes tgsther villa all other form q acute
but facts ded uro fFOu twenty-five years on the Reform Or
New School system OF Pacco and thorough reading Of
ETsdulle fFOm he old and schools of Moairiae
; MI kseg SSn5,sHE z On hsad and or sale all
tineturS and syrups, such aTe lgliiy kent IN bta
anu ptss stores Aiso, all Of the
pared by himseii - kemedal Agents. amuuE Which
sas Ne Niz; Sompaasd syrup o. The Nan5s5lns
~ Anii-b ous Pals cusvey or the LIVER Sensitive
newer Al 10 e1r r,1r1 fs,lis p,,s1 ar
Weak sore and n1mod Eyes; Canker Medicine Can
Ss sssla Of VIII Ch~rr, Tor Cs-bs ~ nrSsehiiis
Consumption and ali Diseases Of the Lungs Rhumafic
Laineai Palm Ki-s superuI article to any now IN
cty for the Chocras nalhors Cordial Female FIeRd
~ n b Pariicusr Attention viii hs IA u IA treat
all Old Chronic and Private Diseases 20 cleanse the
s he dead bat Ss Doe. CLAIM Saf he ca ! aiI er1 :.
able Dissssss s9 naas tss are eoasaered iacgrahe-
ore 10 hS y. Les5la ' 81 Residence, Ne 70 cAarrA
~ p Dr. x. ~osld ny sha, he can give one ssu-
dsni good chance m his oe % re-d hlsdcine and is
various 5sanches. an sdlW &doawfI Inly1l ls9
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PROM sF. LOUIS

ST. Louis, June H.
Despatch from Leavenworth dated lIth, by U. S.
Express 70 BOOnTille, says the sixth column o
troops VIII not march until tomorrow. 18th Gen.
HaThey and staff, with an escort Of As men of the
Seventh Infantry under Capt. McLarns, leave the
dayfoloWing this diversion The date already fixed
for their departure is owing to the heavy rains,
which have OeeasiOned freshet of al small
streams.
The bridge over Salt River has been carried
away, but Is being replaced to-day
The report relative TO the cutting of Of Captain
Marcy's train has no foundation in fact
For Iorty one hours, ending at o'clock last
night the river rose twenty mine inches, and IS now
rising at the rate Of inch per hour Water is now
1874
The Upper Mississippiis still rising at Dubuque,
and the head waters OF the Illinois are again swell
ing The Mississippi full five inches at Boonyie,
Saturday and yesterday, but clear this mOlning
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aEWARP DIpoSTpps

CAUTION TO lNVALIDS,--DR- SAMUEL S, FITCH,
tofce IA Broadway, New York; knowa the author Of
Ma CEraue Treatment the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, StoIuarh, BoVel Kidneys Skin, Nerves,
Muscles, ,Jonis Blood, and for all Female Complaints
Continues his pIaciice with his usual success ~ he
absent from Nss York a9 hes been Bazy years
he hGs no 0tTaee asgo-i1te partner Bla
CAi7co, DfOf, PffsbHrgi ssisTs and has not hzd
p Bz'aTe Gf al Esag ls E1rls, prsHdig 20
haze a0, 20 hare Aaf ProJes0nal ooaaecfiSa ih
himi Thy IlPosrsll Apply, personally by let
ter, directly to himself at his ofee 5ls Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
sent to a Of the Country, and trcaimenf conducted
suroess uly BY eer. visit from tho patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" ihs Lnhgs md explaining the
method by which he the ai0ve diseases s0 pages
blundl sent BY mail, posi- paid. for 40 cents.
innE.lInl Isf