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COUNTY LEvY--The following table shows the
levy ftaxes for the eountytof. Franklin for the
years 1860 and 1861: .asa aasa nn 80
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NIfcception Of Ex.Minisier DeII...

EK. Minister Dallas received IN bis frjcnds a
ne residence this morning In reaponse to an
ADDRESS sSN by Col. snowden, he made an earnest
Union speech. TN TIT '".- ''' 80
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10 the Ladies.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial

- f''''' N' TO the Ladies' ''A
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INCIPIRNT CONSUMPTION, WHITES
obstructed or Difficult Menstruation ncontinence Of
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Every bottle 10 warranted 10 give satistaction.
FOR CHILDREN.
your children are sickly puny, or afflicted McLeanf
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1T is. DELICIOUS TO TAKE,
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certain preventive Of Cholera Chls and Fever yellow
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Price only 81 per bottle, OF bottles for s5.
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... Sole Proprietor OF this Cordial,
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will fail to Big Head, Poll Evil, Fistuls Old
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Surprise and Rout Of 500 Secession
Troops by Col. WaHace,s Indiana
Hcgiment = Capture OF PFisOners,
Camp Equip ,ge, Provisions, &c.
only one 1ndi anfan W. W O
SecessiOnisls Killed '717F7 ~ a -,
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. ...l--- = Is sovereign and speedysuTe for
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, WHITES
obsructed or Difficult Menstruation, incontinence Of
Urine or Involuntary Discharge thereof Falling Of the
Womb, Giddiness Painting and all Diseases incidnet
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALBANY, Feb 16 1891
The bill to appropriate $4,000 for the relief Of the
Kansas sufferers came up day from the Assembly.
Mr. frRo asked the consent Of the Senate TO suspend
the rules aud put the bill on passage.
Mr.. WILLIAMS objected.
Mr. MuSRoE moved to refer the bill first to the Co mint
quorum not voting, Mr. SrISoI raised poiut Of order.
The mot required unanimous consent
Mr., LATHAM IN the Chair, decided that the motion only
inquired a two thirds vote
lhc bin sen, TO tn. first u mmlttee OF the WHOLE
Mr.. LAWRENCE brought in bill to repeal the New York
city Railroad act
MIR MAsn1l,E bill repeating the Fourteenth street
Railroad char ter and Avenue u Railroad act.
MIR MURPHY bill relative TO excavation in the city OF
New York.
The bill to amend the divorce laws was read a third
time and lost-the vote being TO II.
The New York Central Park bill was taken from the
Committee Of the Whole and referred back to the Com
mittce on Internal Affairs.
The motion reconsider the vote defeating the bill to
amend the divorce law was laid on the table.
rules then suspended in order 10 take up the
bill sppropratng $50 for the relief Of the people Of
Kansas.
ing which IL shown, from the statements OF G. @.
Hutchinson Agent of the New York Kansas Relief Com
mittee who has been actively aborng for the passage Of
the bill that there are estimated 10 be 10 900 farms
in Kansas to every seven Inhabitants !,
estimate Of seed required by the farmers, they
being unable 70 pu si52 450 AT the rate OF the
amy raons AIS 53l bushels 81 grain will be require for
thirty weeks 10 keep the people from starvation, at cost
OF $50 0oo for freight athison little So 0oo
and freight third Of the articles to the Interior
$is eco making total OF about ss03 coo needed for the
relief OF the people To obtain THIS amount an tfon
the States, well n private sources VIII be needed
After discussion the bill read third time and
passed by ayes, %; nays,5
The bill therefore goes before the Governor rs II
passed the Assembly, for his signature
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late residence, l4i sactctt street. South BROOKLYN on
Sunday Afternoon, at two O'clock
JossS-n this city, on Friday, February is, ARTHUR
". JoNEs formerly of London, England aged SO years
The funeral will take place on sunday morning at nine
O'Clock from his late residence 3l2 West Twentieth
street. -
daughter Of Philip and Cahariro Lyman aged year,
The funsra viii lake pac On Sunday afternoon, at two
O'Clock the residence OF her parents, IN Hamilton
| street near park avenue, BROOKLYN.
McDosSNL- Friday, February 10, JOHN THOMAS,
-'""est son Of Charles Mcdonnell, aged u'"N
'H The s" s s.m'y. AND these e y! sr. .a,.,.,
| Nf. IAbhsa- =
s Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock from " Bayard
nn .soNhRN-on Friday, February u.s. after lingering
nnsas, winch she bore with Christian fortitude, ANN
MsMo'ksN. widow Of the late Ianty McGovern
Inc Itmtwes and friends of the family are respect
fy hviteo 70 attend the funeral on sunday afternoon
a. Two O'CLOCK from her late residence, No "a Suffolk
hosAHAN.-0n frhay, February Is at his residence
"ner o. Little and Plymouth streets, Brooklyn JouS
The relatives and neras Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the fraera on Sunday afternoon at
two o'clo, "
o'NEall, &C fsssick and Elizabeth pNei, aged p
years 10 montlv and day.
Ills friends ano naose of the fnSy respectfully in
vitod attend his sane from di late residence, No.
lit Perry street, Sunday afternoon at one O'Clock.
PARKs~n nN Brooklyn. on Friday, iseruary is, Mrs.
MARGARkT PARKS, aged Sc'yoars.
The relatives and friepds OF the family requested
TO- attend the funeral SrndgV aftersocn, at three
O'Clock without further nvisdon from tive yesidente OF
her daughter, Mrs. John MCTHiam, No AZ Wilougrby
street
PorMaS-On Thursday noon, February H. az sO7 East
Fourteenth street, CHARLES W. Po1.ftN aged so years and
months.
The funeral win take place from me residence Il the
deceased this tsaturday morning, at eleven O'CLOCK.
The friends of the family invited % attend.
swaNx-On Wednesday, February Is, at West Farms,
ANN, wife q George I. Swaine, aged 7s-ycars.
The remains will be taken to Port Richmond, l., tbs
(saturdayl morning by the half past ton O'Clock boat,
fIomper No North river. The friends respectfully
invited to attend.
VAlENrrE-On Friday February Is, ELIJAH, OF !.
Gerardus and Sarah Valentine.
The relatives and frenns OF the family requested
to attend the uneral, on Monday Afternoon, at
O'Clock, from s32 Seventh avenue.
Wissiow.--in Westpor Conn, on Thursday, February
IA, RICHARD Hurry WNslow, late OF the firm OF Winslow
janer Co, ana for nearly thirty years resident of
this city, aged 81 years
The relatives friends and aoquaintances of Richard
H. Wnslow, deceased, invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence, at Wessport Conn, Monday
after noon at three o'clock, without further invitation
Those desirous OF attending the funeral do by
taking the IL 10 Hew haven tr ain from Twenty seventh
street and return 70 New York In the $50 train
Westrort
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival OF the Overland Express-Scws
from California and Japan.


FoRr KssnSRy, Feb IA 1861.
The pony express, with Srancsco ne 30th
Of january passed here at O'Clock this evening
The following summary OF FOR the press Is furnished
BY this ARRIVAL
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. a0-3io Up. N.
Ar ived 2sh bark Daniel Webster, with $50 Chinese
passengers; 2s,L, j. N ralm~rs from Rio de Janeiro
with 2oco bags OF coffee bark Serdt, from Bordeaux
3oth ship ocean Telegraph from New York, and ship
BENJAMIN Howard, from Mania
sailed 2e'h, ships Ganett, for Caiiao, Mansai for
with - 600 sa 81 goo :, ,n MORNING s"'
The shirs Web Foot aud Aurora chartered g. take
about 900 tons Of brcadstuiIs t. Liverpool:
Extreme dullness prevails IN every breach q trade, ex
ccpt domestic produce there Is disposition % pur
chase any imported articles except 70 supply the daily
consumption, with no change whatever IN prices Tie
domestic produce trade limited for want Of supplies
prices firm at former rates
since the last express the extensive dry goods estao
simcut of ~ Austin Go. has ,een attached FOR debts
OF about SO 600 which viii probably WIND u up,
The work on the new Aimadcn quicksilver mines has
been resumed.
The attempted caucus of the Douglas democrats the
United states senatorial question nas failed The ten.
dency Of parties still avos coalition between the re-
Inblcans and Northern porgsstes On the one SIDE and
between the chivary wing of tho Dougas'tos aud the
Brock nrdge democrats the other thus reducing The
Legure 70 ,wo nsrep paaver stands the beat
chance While the republicans aud Northern Dougastes
giving divided support 10 Messrs lssoioph Curry
and Mc"ugall, With poor prospects oi narmohzns On
either.
Several bills have been introduced in the Legislature,
granting to individuals the right to construct Nurse rail-
ways Though the streets Of SAN Francisco
NEWS FROM JAPAN.
The bark Daniel Webster brings sdvces from KAMA.
gawa, japan, 10 December 20 Her cargo consists OF
tea coffee arrow root, wax honey acqnered and porce
lain
The ship coqulmbo, from Hong Kong October q, for
San Francisco, had put into kanagmva In ieaky CON
ditiofE
Business at Kanasawa was al stand stu Teas and
silks were the only articles purchased export At
sopable prices.
II was thought that the Russians VII, had been wait
ing many months, would get treaty, though not such
one M desired.
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stana reaay TO loan to MT. Lincoln S52,T35 621.,
from our surplus earnings, to help him in
carrying on bic government and providing for
the Kitchen Cabinet We shall want six per
cent interest and ten or twelve per cent dis
count on the face OF the loan. Now, we wish
TO know how much our doughty contemporary
will give not in editorials, but cash on the
nail. VIII he lend Old Abe any portion of
that S52, 1856 62HS-being the amount of certain
accommodations afforded to Webb by the
United States Bank Will he give the odd
cents, or even the half cent? We pause for
reply.
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ferries. e1onS Vi Saiu
ny MT; WEssTER-ro limit the tenure OF office in tho
" ~ seven wears - VIZ
rss.c 49, x. Youne-To amend the acs ~ ss-i'
,,,,Idmgs in New YORK -, aca Albany from
By ,in Of the excise law. } uoso;,a,
the OPERA. voop-To incorporate tho oerman h'r
by Mr. SHEA, = ...,. IA
In New York. ICE the extension VI esi go Tho
,wecn ,ha c.n,ra IL m. 10 the exterior bulk.
son,,..as, H. r =, ".es i0e..- tho state IN land
mead line, and 10 rel ase the ina~est o.
under water IN that locality 10 the cay ,,ics OF the
ny pr Liki'-Io Divide for obta Vinss:s
liquor traffic IN the State ..o or too
ny ar iRirSAti--ro provide for th ~ sbs Fi,st dis
aduisionai justices VI the Supreme Court = ~
trict TOR terms q sight years y,
yne Governor transfaated resolutions on 1885, -
the Union ircin the eta OF Michigan, and the M ,hI
OF secession OF the ssste OF Louisiana Laid = $500
and ordered printed
the floor for Reporter OF the New York Saas Zeitu
and obtained sss nsion Of the rules for the purpose
introducing resaation, but the resolution thrown
c7er for debate.
The concur, N resttion TO adjourn from Febru
airy ~ 10 March aas taken up and lost by 40 TO 6l
Another resolution introduced by Mr. Benedict to
adjourn from The % 10 the 4th of March, and laid
Adjourned
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
HonEs FOE THE mpgsrsIoUs
GARDEN srArE OF or THE WEST.
THE ILLINOIS G GEyrR ~. RAILROAD COMPANY
i'zsoo@o 4oEEs
Rich rAH1jso LAs"-
TRACTS or FORr~
ACRHs AND UPWARD.
.vSa CREDIT AND SS AT Low PRICES.
.sJHANIcs, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN
q hs 2 ss and
cs Sissd hs% y hs
SssS a. they wi perceive win enable them, By proper
ana for nS pSs
speaking. Hsb Ssr ~ ' iEE siD5f-
stat. in >vslsy o. he Nisssspp ossrs s.. !.
e. .s: e Il {:
D' corn al Rfd HEB sS. I. 4 limbs
aSs as s1 ~. ana ss
nsn ssJ TSs
ss ssS;SaS$ sssis
nile: lssss WHEN ss other and asyss1
ton With the SfSHis ~ 81 ds -Fff;
as s ss *. the % and
aH say o ssy isod and fuel are VIII follow :
Vss: ses ,Ss
ns.'d IN Ss m s
&C RAILROAD SYSTEM OF u.Lrccfs
the ''g nsys y a
soms from sewers. q s1::s saS public
Sfsgsan ssss.l sss '.''
n s 81 AND Si's ss s s s la.
n''s expect 1s fs roru IA s1Ss s1
ss' aaRs lie
A'lon ,;S e l efr S fis 5sH years.
The vsuaTa I'ossoss srs sIs..er than sness
While the con ' crop ys ss ~
''.s man '~ ssRfRiry OF SOIL
a: s1a they ssas
passed ?, ~, u .. Sa s!Sss cytr!yAroRa
s.s actual ra Ss 8:
as 4 g. Iass
the "A0 OF ~ 1T cent
As an Evidence Of s,i' .seS
Ss' of ss sss sSs1 e
Msshans. .aa VII md a. ss-ss.ehoo, .se
e. !. X
r,s n-,. rag y SsS IGsMs 81 sisi .A5ass1
S % 3 ps A. 4
subduing prairie AHd compares iand ths
ratio Of to Of the
for the bulk Of thess lands will bo
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
81 six cent per interest per
yS Ss;s j
payable in four nve SIX and seven from dsts of sa
STIMULATING
she'll be feI ced and each end for ve
years the date Of sale that NJ the end Of 1--WE
= ~ BE
Is s s Ss ssa s at 1
1 DESCRIPTIVE Of The .nds sol, climates produc
j. W. FOSTER, land COMMISSIONER
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Chicago, Illinois,
For the OF the towss villages sftuassA
loon the Illinois Central Railroad l 49, 100
pleton's Railway Guide.
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Markets


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Is, 1851.
Stocks firm. Pennsy lvania state 49, Reading Rail-
road, 21,s; Morris Canal 81 Long Island Railroad 1917;
Pennsy vana RAILROAD, 3gh Sight exchange on New
York at PAL u 10 per cent premium.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb a. 1861.
Cotton-Sales 7 DOC Eaes, az 1896 tic for modng
Steamers news caused less nfmness Sugar steady at
4ssc. 5kc Tor far to- fully fair Molasses, 2Sc a 2gc
Corn (mixed). eto. zoe. Pork quiet Freghts
ton to Liverpool I'D
MomE, Feb Is, 1861 8
Cotton-sales to day, Oo0Daies mddng at lie. mar
ket quiet but firm.
BALTIMORE, FOB. Is, 1861
Flour active: City Mls ut S. Ohio and Howard
street at IS 12h Wheat steady: red at 81 27 81 49,
white, 81 40 a 81 go Corn chll: yellow, 53c. 56c
Provisions steady pork, yl7 rs; rump, SIS SO;
lard, loo, Conoc steady at 12tls 1Sc Whiskey dull
ut 18c.
CiscfssArl, Feb. 10, 1851.
Flour dull Whiskey dull ut 1sC Prov lsions quiet:
mess pork, $40 IS a SIT; bulk meats, &C. S1c; ba
con held at 4c. exc l0hc, but buyers want de-
cline of 20 lard firm at &c Signs exchange on New
York steady at y per cont premium.
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LUCKY JUMP-We hear that General Dix,
our late city Postmaster, will be retained by
Old Abe in the position he at present holds in
the Cabinet of Mr.. Buchanan till the Cameron
difficulty is fought out The Wall street iinan-
ciers have full confidence 10 him as an honest
mana quality too rare TO be overlooked in
the custodian Of the money bags especially in
times when the latter are in want Of little
more filing out.
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Mr.. koTLEy's HISTORY
UNITED NETHERLANDS.
HARPER a BROTHERS,
Frank IN square, New York

HARPER a BROTHERS,
Frank square, New York
Publish ihis day:
HISTORY or TIE UNITED NETHERLANDS: From
full View OF the English Dutch Struggle siust spain. aud
of TIA Origin and Destruction Of the Spanish Armada Nv
joins LofHHOP Aor1sY, La d. d. L. CORRESPONDING
Der n the Institute Of France auhor " The Rise Of the
Dssh Republic With Portraits and Map 2 vols 8vs
raisiin, -; shssp, sASs half ean, o.
Mr. Motley the American historian 81 ,he United N,ser
iands-ws owe him English honaes-London Timcs
Hia living and truthful picture O. sven-ouartorsy Re
view uSonisn, Jan, lsei.
Fertile the present age has been historical works Of
the highest merit OF them ranked
you Ia the grand qualities of interest," accuracy AxA
trash--Edinburs Quarterly Review, jan, 1851.
This noble work-westmins,er Review CLcmson).
Mr.. Nouey's prose era-London spects.,or.
rs pages are pregnant with instruction Literary
Gazette.
book which abounds In bcautie. whlrh every body
ls either reading h about 70 read I.sndnn Athenssuu
Already tales rank among s<Andard works OF history
London Critic
One Of the most fascna AZ well NJ important histories
Of the ceniury-cor N \ Evening Post
may rrch, BY aaost every page Of his narrative All
the topics which ag ate less wildly pre-
ssnea IN TINS hisfy cf the United Netherlands yorh
Times. "
HARPER BROTHERS win send tho above Wort M
mail poaAsc prepaid or any distance In the United STATE
unoer auu niles on rece n OF the
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CBrKcH-BosTwIcK AT Van Deusenvie, Mass, on
Thursday, February a. by Rev. LOWS Green, GEoRGE
Cit RLH to Miss MARIA l. BusIwICk.
MnIs-GonIFR -on Thursday, February IA, by the
Rev James L shock st. James Lutheran church, Mr.
AikxAAifR Mills To Miss MARY A., daughter Of John NJ
ard Catherine Goelcr, both Of this city.
Csnada papers please copy.
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L,oR SALE BY L. ID. oRvIs.


1000 gross srading's cephaiio rnls
Ion gross Woods lair Restorer
2dO gross shilling Hair Tonic.
bygross Lyons kathairion.
e gross gross saa siien Sei hslr ResOro
go gross srowp,s iroches.
100 gross kennedy,s Discovery.
50 gross Hagen's Hair Colorng
100 eross Thcmpsons Eyewater.
50 gross Shilling Troches
2SS sass s ss, r. ssh6 oDdsn Dock Gin
SO Charles London Cordial Gin
4uU cases RiDinger'r genuine Cognac.
go e, cases case. siningers Kentucky soursss.
100 cases VOTES pure Wines.
70 gross Yownsend, Z. ssrsaparilla
~ gross santord's pills
90 gross stafford Olive Tar.
40 gross Gautisrs stoye Polish.
assross iieofand's Ei',er-
20 gross Browns Ginger
100 eases nos.etier's Biiters
loo gioss Mason's Blackings
2, gross Bergman Cod Liyer0A
22es,ess Eq ,sassa, Co Liver, Liver on
c.. ansid cs.wss So1 Liver on
10 sro.s B syyIs: Hyperion yPs to. Fluid
o. gruss Tobias IAnimcnt
~ gross McMunns Elixir.
40 gross sweets Liniment
y gross Japanese Polish.
80 q oss Perry Davis Phn Eiler
public.
" f 'a'r my
TO which am now deyotine increased attention. Every
hogss can afford s,i cssh down buyers srs nved q
quality. r: D oRyIs,
isa Broadway.
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HARRsBuRa, Feb. Is, 1861
In the House to-day the sunbury Erie Railroad bill
passed TO third reading aud will probably finally pass
70 morrow.
The Communication tonnage tax OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road on It's second reading ana fierce discussion
progressing There is steady majority at every stage.
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III NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

III NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
!hs The EH IN s 7ss
Pontiac BY J. T. Hsadley ons-Pon.iaa; Tho
Fort at Detroit Gadwyn and tho Indian GIRL; Pontiac aAd
ae q the F
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Fishing A "A The SsysSsndand Rsatsnlus-
Eng R.wP Kdng Out y, Sortneas.es Hours q Iisns.
il
4 Story for . chnd By Baysrd Taylor.
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The Tale Of he Trafetheness
Few Words about Sorrow BY ass Mulook.
ao Joyous : Freneh am in Virginia
The os MAN sna se Ss tsSvS BY John Plat
esnsss Family; Nathan said unto
Wool Gathering. BY George Arnold
monthly Record Of Current Events
Editor dns Table fable
EDITORS Easy Chair
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Magazine Is sere p1nted With y. pSSo
he M @ iron saysnee sheets urnshed 70 the pub
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