davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

The Z1NG Arr BITTERS are mpounded from
prescription of the celebrated Egyptian physi-
cian DR. CHEoPUs, who, after years of trial and
experiment, discovered the Ztngari Herb-the
most remarkable vegetable production the earth,
perhaps, has ever yielded-certainly the most
effective in the cure of disease. 1t. in combina-
ton with the other valuable properties of which
| the LINGARl BI TIERS is composed, will cure
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever ,ChoIic,
Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption In its first stage,
Flatulency, Nervous Debility, Female Com
|. plants, Rheumatism, Dysentary, Acute and
Chronic Diarrhea, Cholera Mcrbus. Chol-
era, Typhoid and Typhus Fever, Fever,
Yellow Fever, Scrofula, Diseases of
the Kidneys, Habitual Costivenes,
| &C., &c, &C.,
In the PREVENTION and CURE Of the above dis
eases, 1t has never been known to fail, as thou
sands OF our most prominent citizens throughout
all parts Of the country, will testify. Let the
afflicted send for a circular containing testimon-
ais and certificates of those who have been cured
after their cases have been pronounced hopeless
| by our best physicians.
Principal depot.
| F. RAHTER & CO,
No N. Front St, Philadelphia.
Recommended by Ex-Goy. David r. Porter, of
Pennsylvania, Hon. Robert ]. Fisher, of Penn
syivania, Hon. Edward Mcpherson, of PennsyI-
Hon. m McSherry, of Pennsylvania, and others
SEND Tor circulars. Feb. 10th. 1869 ly.l
NRoUND AND UNGROUND SPICES, Ctr IN
" English Currants, Essence Coffee, and Vine.
gar OF the best quality for sale by
Jan.1o. HARTswIGK IRWIN
NERY FtNE blankets will be sold cheap
by ]. SHAW & SON.
TUE highest market prices paid for Shingles
r
RAC0N, Hams, Sides and shoulders-at reduced
ID prices, at NOSSOP'S
- May I2'S9 MOssop's
|nuEENsWARE- Tea sets, best stons.ware, 4s
" pieces at S6 so at MoSsOP'S.
y sale at MERRELL L BIGLER'S.
TIHIMBLE-sKEINS and Pipe-boxes, tor wag-
Il ons, for sale by MERRELL BIGLER
pRUNES-a quantity on hand and for sale at
i May 81. GRAHAM'S.
" Jnne '66. MERRELL BIGLER'S
STovEs of all sorts and sizes, constantly on
~ hand at MERRELL BIGLER'S
HLoVER, Timothy and Orchard grass seeds at
" c. KRATZER 4 SONS,
SHAW SON now offer there whole stock of
= woolens for less than first cost in Phila
CHILDRENs furs twenty five per cent less than
Ocost at j. SHAW & SON.
FROM IRoNM-Best bar iron. for sale at the
i store of MERRELL BIGLER.
rUNs. Pistols and sword canes to be had at
VI June,'66. MERRELL d BIGLER'S.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23
BEE HIVES! BEE HIVES |!

The undersigned having on hand and for sale
the AMERICAN MovABLE-CoMB BEE HIVES, and
finding it impossible to supply the demand for
hives have conclud ed to sell half of the terri
tory which they own, to wit: Clearfeld and parts
of Centre and Cambria counties. They have made
arrangem ents to have the material for hives cut
to order. Persons desrous of seeing sample of
the hives will please call at Nivling y Showers
Store, In Clearheid. Bee raisers will find il to
their advantage. to have the patent hives. Per
sons wishing to buy either hives or territory can
address us to Glen Hope, CIearfeld county. Pa.
April "A. 1869. A Il w. A NIVLlNG.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

insects. any tent caterpillars' eggs
have been left, the little webs will soon man
ifest themselves. They are most readily seen
when the dew is on them in the morning.
They are easily destroyed by the hand, with
corn-cob, or by the use of swab, with
lye. Destroy them at any rate. Borers are
to be cut out Where there is depression
IN the bark, the knife will usually reveal
borer
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

A slovenly dress, shabby pate,
The fences down, broken gate,
Pigs in the garden, weeds very high,
Children unwashed, no bacon to fry
Lots of great dogs and yawling tom cats,
Windows repaired with dozen old hats,
An empty barn-not spear of hay,
Cows in the clover, horse run away,
Things sold by guess without being weigh d,
Bills coming in and taxes unpaid
Pipes and co-whisky-neglect,
Drag in their train, as all might expect,
All sorts of trouble to fret away life
But worst of the whole, an unhappy wife.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23
"a "a . Q Q g

To THE WORKING Glass; an now prepared
to furnish all classes with const ant Employment
at their homes, the whole of the time. or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and profta-
BILE Fifty cents to S5 per evening, is easily earn
ed by persons of either and the boys and girls
earn nearly as much men Great inducem ents
are offered those who will devote their whole
time to the business: and. that every person who
sees this notice, may send me their address and
test the business for themselves, l make the fol
lowing unparalleled offer To all who are not we'll
satisfied with the business, will send 81 to pay
for the trouble of writing Full particulars
directions, &c, sent free. Sample sent by mail
for 10 cents. Address Z. C, ALLEN, Augusta. Me
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
co M M Il h CIAL


NEW YORK, April H.-Money easier. The Com
mecal says the week closes with an easier feeling in
the Money market. The banks are tree lenders, and
brokers find difficulty in supplying their wants at
7per cent Some moderate amounts of currency are
coming from the country but not sufficient to induce
the expectation Of anything Immediately beyond a
ly now to find relief from the extreme difficulty in
negotiating the lower grades of papers. Prime names
are negotiable at about cent below the rate at
the beginning Of the week. the rate being a II per
cent, and on the "gilt-edge paper" "a per cent
Gold has ranged at 1884 q 1881, with considerable
speculative activity: Cash Gold was scarce during
the morning, loans being made at 16 Der day "for
borrowing" Later the rate declined to per cent.
per annum "for carrying" The Gold movement for
the week has not resulted in any improved supply on
Abe market, The withdrawal Tor custom duties for
the last five days aggregate 844 000 while the new
supply has consisted Of $469 900 from the payment
eoHpcns and $4,000 from foreign ports. showing q
by the arrival this morning of 900
francs by the steamer America Inc scarcity OF cash
Gold is likely to insure the presentation OF large
amount OF ccepons for payment witnin tne next lew
days The rebate from now to May LIST Is equal TO
about j per cent on the amount OF the coupons
which could be more than recovered WITHIN Jew
DAYS at the current loaning rates. Under tnese CIR
cnmstances, brokers holding the coupons .,
bondholders may be expected TO ger tnem sashee
with view to using the Gold on the markst.
The Stock Exchange, the open Board OF Brokers
and the Government Board are now IN JOINT session
considering proposal to amalgamate tne 'nree "
United States bonds continue very firm, transac
LIONS being generally at t@} higher figures ane
ors Tendon were higher at the opening as cora
parea with the latest official figures OF yesterday
RI 81 snd new 65s higher; Sis were stronl
ioe; currency e'sat l04y. At the i2ib P. M. call
the unai one on Saturday-8is were steady at 1171
re and ess at ll5 lo40s at 1861 currency e's wer'
gnsr az 49, re &c lower; old 65s lower and 6p
The Stock market continues active and buoyant
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
NIExIOO.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

HAVANA, April H.-Dates from the City Of
Mexico to the 10th inst. have been received.
The session of the Mexican Congress was
opened on the LIST inst. The speech of Presi-
dent Juarez was unimportant. The speech Of
Senior Lomus, Speaker of the House, animal
verified severely upon the course of the Mexican
journals and the public in attributing personal
motives to members OF Congress on account of
their action there. He declared such charges
unfounded and insulting.
The following laws have been submitted to
Congress: To levy tax upon mines; to SUBJ
stitute stamps for stamped paper; to abolish
customs duties in the interior; to tax arabic
lands; and to raise $1,OO0,00O in paper cur
rency.
Charges have been preferred in the Mexican
Congress against the Minister of War for his
actlen in the Puebla and Yucatan affairs,
which are said to have been cowardly assassi
nations. Col Cabelio, who commanded in Yu-
catan during the disturbances, has also been
indicted.
Minister Romero has presented to Congress
an able financial report which was approx ed
by the rest of the ministry, except Lerdo de
Tejada, who had Influenced the tools of Presi-
dent Juarez against it, 1t was expected they
would procure the tabling of the report by
Congress. The treasury deficit is SO, $780, 900.
Congress will suspend certain articles of the
constitution in order to warrant vigorous
prosecution of robbers, which means the exc
cution of bandits or suspected persons, without
trial.
The American Col Mayors is still held in
prison. Lerdo de Teiada declares that he is
kept in jail purposely, as he afforded fine OPP
p0rtunity to snub America in the treatment of
one of their countrymen.
The Sonora revolutionists, it was expected,
would declare in favor of the annexation OF
Mexico to the United States. Other Northern
States are said to be ready for the same course.
The report of a quarrel between Minister
Rosecrans and President Juarez are unbound
ed
A general crisis in the affairs of the govern
ment are imminent.
The revolution in Sinaloa is increasing. Je-
sus Garcia, at the head of 400 men, has pro-
nounced against the government. .
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer
San Salvador is engaged in inspecting the ports
of Tehuantepec.
HAVANA, April 17.-Advices from Vera Cru,
to the 18th have been received.
A correspondent writing from Maxatlan on
the 18th ult. says that Palacio had levied a
forced loan of $4,000 and retired from Culican
The government forces had gone in pursuit OF
him.
The authorities of Sonora had dismissed the
custom house officers, who had left the State
The principal ones had arrived at Mazatlan.
Brignola Regiros had pronounced in favor
of Vega in Sinaloa.
Sonara had been declared Independent.
The above intelligence is confirmed by ad
vices from other quarters.
A telegram of Tuesday from the City @
Mexico says that Juarez had authorized tn,
recognition of the rights of Consul Brink
Minister Rosecrans forwarded the dispatche
to Washington on Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
Domestic marIxars.

NEW YORK, April 17.-Cotton unchanged; sales
a aso1 paies Middiing uplands 2sic Fourrecepts
heavy and a 1Oc lower; superfine State 40 a So
extra do 80 q 10; choice do Is a 20; fancy do
~ @ IS; round Hoop Ohio 95 q s rs; choice do
to good extra Western So a l5 good to choice 20
g 657; choice White Wheat 8 80 a 90; Southern
duil and dropping; sales 800 bbls.; common to fair
extra 10 "a e0 good to choice So a II rs; Call
fornia dull; sales at go q 8 90 for old and go a
10 20 for new. Wheat dull and q 20 heavy for
Spring. spG No; Spring l4o q delivered; No;
%. Corn heavy and 1c lower; sales $4,000 bush.
new Mixed Western ssi q s5tc; old do "a a &c in
900 bush also 10 900 BUSH deliverable next week at
nc cash. afioat; Western 76 in store, and TIC aoat
Beef dull; sales 100 bills; new plain mess 90 a
q shade lower; sales $50 bbls.; new mess so 70 al
80 81 old do 80 50 g 80 75 prime 26 90 @26 25 Lard
shade lower sales 900 tierces; tierces ~ 1sac
tor steam, chiefly at 1871 and 1871 q 19}c for ket-
tie rendered Butter quiet; sales Ohio at 80 a 3sc
State 80 q 45c. Whiskey dull and nominal Rice
la4c Coffee quiet Molasses dull Naval Stores
quiet and steady Spirits Turpentine 30 q sole; Ro-
sn2 40 1900. Petroeum-crude quiet at tic; re-
lined bonded firm at 32ac sales 800 bbls for April at
Freghts to Liverpool dull Cotton 3-16d Der steam
er; Corn 2zd per steamer.
CHICAGO, april 17.-Flour in fair demand: Snrinc
extras 30 @ s 90. Wheat active but unsettled; No
l at IL g 10; No. at 03; since Change o.
Corn unsettled new 451c. Oats active but declined
4c; quoted at size. Rye dull buyers for No fresh
at Il q Is. Barley dull and nominal; seller Co.
Whiskey firm; sellers SSc; buyers $40. Pork nomi-
nal at 80 80. Lard quiet at ia q 1Sc. Bulk Meats
quiet dry salted shoulders 13e packed and 3c loose
Sweet picked Hams steadyat 155 q Ice. Live Hogs
actve and nrmer at 30 q 100
CINCINNATI. Al ril 17-Whiskey dull at Soc
PROVISIONS quiet and holders firm Mess Pork 81 90.
Bnlk Meats III q I4ac. Bacon 1910 fer shoulders,
Isle. IVA o''' 'Ne'' -A-N
SAVANNAH, April 17-Cotton duIl and lower.
M1ddlings 2} % 275c sales 1000 bales; receipts 1876
exports to Russia $40 bales; coastwise 357 bales.
&C CHARLEsToN, S. c., April 1?.-Cotton quiet sales
exports to Great Britain 1852 bales; to the Continent
652 bales; coastwise 279 bales
MOBILE April 17.-Cotton dull and nominal; sales
ports 427 bales
NEW ORLEANS. April f.-Cotton easier; Mid
dngs ut 2c; sales 500 bales receipts 1899 bales;
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
WEST INDIES.
CUBA.


HAVANA, April 16.-The British consul has
entered an energetic protest against the con-
domination of the captured brig Mary Lowell
The press of Havana advocate the expulsion
from the Island OF Cuban-Americans.
The Spanish war steamer Barcelona recent
ly boarded the mail steamer Ellen from Kings
ton for Santiago de Cuba, on suspicion of car
rying munitions for the insurgents. The Brit
ish Consul is investigating the matter.
HAVANA, April 17.-Gen. Bucsta arrived
here to-day.
In honor of the Caledonia volunteers, now
hourly expected, arches have been erected and
other preparations made for their reception.
The government to-day seized several lots OF
sugar belonging to persons named in Genera
Dulee's proclamation yesterday.
Hereafter the permission of the government
will be required to enable any person to sell
property and produce of all kinds.
The Spanish war steamer Pizarro returned
from Nassau to-day.
The principal captors of the steamer Com
mandItario had gone to New York. The Gov
ernor of New Providence refused to surrender
those of them who remain al Nassau, because
the matter was in the hands of the government
at Washington.
HAVANA, April 18.-The Caledonia volun
teers arrived to-day from Spain and were re-
ceived with immense enthusiasm on landing
They were escorted to their barracks by the
regular and volunteer troops and large civic
procession, which passed through the princi
pal streets. The city was gaily decorated and
triumphal arches SPAWNED the streets on the
line Of march. Two negroes among the spec
tators shouted "Viva Cespedes," and were in.
stantly killed.
The steamer Cuba arrived to-day from Bal
| timore.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-The steamer
Golden City sailed for Panama to-day, carry
ing $666000 in treasure, of which 1857 600 is for
New York, $277, 900 for England, and $4,000
for Panama.
Surprise is manifested here at the indiscrim :
mate removal of Office holders in California
by the new administration.
The appointment of a successor to j. Ross
Browne is viewed with regret, while the nomi-
nation of Charles E. belong to Japan is de-
nounced as an unfit one.
The telegraph line to Hamilton and Treasure
City, White Pine country, Nevada, is com
pleted.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
GEORGIA.
ANOTHER AssAssINAT,

SAVANNAH, April 17.-Dr. B. Aver, mem
Der of the Georgia Legislature, was found Fri
day morning lying dead by the roadside, near
Louisville, Ga. He had been shot between the
eyes.
REPORTED ARRIVAL OF EXPEDITIONS AT CUBA.
The Advertiser publishes tomorrow letter
from Bayamo, Cuba, dated the 9TH, announc-
ing the arrival there of three expeditions from
Florida, and union of volunteer and patriot
forces, which are increasing daily. 1t says the
Spanish troops are deserving and joining the
patriots.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
WASHINGTON,
NOMINATIONS coNrrRmEp.

WASHINGTON, April The Senate adjourn
ed at $50.
The Senate in executive session to-day con
nrmed the following nominations: Lucius ID
hellogg to be General Appraiser for the South
Il. ). Larry, Assessor of internal Revenue fol
the 9th district of Virginia; Samuel r BarDee
postmaster at Danviiie, KY; Edward M NC
Cook, of Colorado, to be Governor OF said ter
rltory; Charles @. Grove, OF Alabama TO Of
Governor of the territory of New Mexico, vice
Robert b. Mitchell, resigned; VIM. A. How
ard, of Michigan to be Minister Extraordina-
~ and Minister Plenipotentiary to China vice
j. Ross Brown recalled.
NOMINATIONS WITHDRAWN.
The following nominations have been with
drawn: Harrison Adreen, to be Pension Agent
at Baltimore; Joseph Brooks, to be Assessor Of
Internal Revenue for the I'd district of Arkan-
sas; James Park, of Indiana, to be Consul at
Hesse Darmsdell
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
WASHINGTON, April 18-The plaintiff in the
district, is not Gen. Thomas Ewing, as erro-
neously published.
1t is now probe that the Senate Will adJourn
about Wednesday.
The director of the mint during arecent visit
to Charlotte, N. c., obtained specimens OF ores
from different mines in that vicinity, which
were assayed at the mint in Philadelphia with
the following results: No. gold SIG. 80 per ton /;
No. 2 5000; silver 81 80 per ton; No. gold
$15; silver So per ton; No. 4 gold $1,000; silver
$3.50 per ton; No. gold SO per ton.
REPORTED DEMAND TO BE MADE ON CUBA.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Herald's Wash
lngton special says it is confidently declared
that the President has directed a peremptory
demand to be made upon the Spanish authori-
ties in Cuba for the Immediate release of the
brig Mary Lowell and surrender of the two
passengers taken from the Lizzie Major. 1t is
said that. Secretary Fish has already telegraph
ed instructions to our representative in Cuba,
to make this demand without delay, and re-
fusal to comply promptly will be followed by
hostile demons rations from our squadron cruis-
ing in that vicinity.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, April ia fire broke out
ABOUT o'clock tonight in the carpenter shop
OF Mr.. Briell, No. A Mcclellan alley. The
building was two and a half story brick.
Shortly after the fire broke out the front walls
fell IN towards the alley and a number of fire
men were injured. j. Ross, an assistant engi-
neer of the fire department, was impailed On
the spear head of an iron rod, which pierced
his left side near the lung. He is very serious
ly il not fatally wounded. Eight or nine fire.
men are seriously hurt and three others. are
still in the ruins. The fire has been extin-
guished, and they will soon be got out, The
loss on the building and stock will amount to
several thousand dollars.
LATER.
BALTIMORE, April 18.-The three fremen
buried in the ruins of No. IA Mcclellan alley
last night were extricated this morning. Geo
w. Bentz and James W. Sommers were
reached about o'clock, the former being Sc
verely injured about the head and shoulders
and rendered helpless in the left leg; Somers
was badly bruised and terribly burned from
his hips to his feet. The body of John Nc
Bride was reached about o'clock. He was
dead, his neck having been broken by falling
timber. Several others were seriously injured
with broken ribs and severe Commissions. Chief
Assistant Engineer VIM. G. Ross was alive at
O'Clock tonight Seventeen firemen were
ON the second floor of the building when the
large chimney fell in, crushing portion of the
building and the front wall. The building was
one of the Oldest in the city, and was built of
imported brick, and is said to have been the
headquarters of Koscinsko at q period in the
revolutionary war;
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
Farm at Aucfinn-

WILL be sold at public auction on Thursday
w April %, at l o'clock p NJ, the best. most nro
ductive and most valuable Farm in AndroscoeQtn
County, situated in Minot, two miles from Mecban.
ic Falls, and but ten from the cities OF Lewiston and
Auburn. and known as the Hawkes. Farm.
This Farm consists of 200 acres, well divided and
cuts l25 tons OF hay. The buildings are ample and
in good repair. Barn 42xl20 with cellar under the
whole. There is some 800 loads ofmanure on hand
u There is not, in the whole State,a more profit
able farm to work. Over $1,000 worth OF milk a year
has been sold.
Also vii be sold, l Moving Machine, Horse Rake
Carts, Wagons, and other farming tools
j. W. WOLCOTT.
j. =. GERRY, Auctioneer. apIOtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
sNEw YORK.


ACCIDENT TO.A SOUND STEAMER.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamboat Tray
eller, of the New Haven line, met with an ac-
cident last night soon after leaving New York
She had gone as far as Huntington, when the
crank pin of the engine gave way, thoroughly
disabling her. She was taken in tow by the
steamer Elm City and brought back to this
city. The machinery was repaired this morn
ing and she left in the afternoon with the pas
sengers and freight which had been detained
STRIKE OF THE STREET CAR DRIVERS.
The strike of the Seventh Avenue car drivers
continues. Only two cars were run over the
road yesterday, and large number of stable
men and conductors who were called upon to
do duty as drivers Immediately rendered their
designations.
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, April 18.-Steamship Weser,
from Bremen via Southampton, arrived to-day.
The executive committee having in charge
the erection of monument to Humboldt in
Central Park, have received an offer from the
King. OF Prussia of the privilege of casting a
bust from one now being made in Berlin.
a ire broBe out this morning in the table
factory, 166, 1853 and ITO Monroe street, owned
by Browne q Bliss, caused, it is thought, by
spontaneous combustion Damage $50, 900; in
sured for $4,000, principally ia companies out
side of New York city.
Last evening party said to be Philip Har-
wood, was arrested here, suspected of being
implicated in the recent burglary and robbery
of million dollars in Philadelphia.
The steamer Deutchland, from this port for
Bremen, has arrived at Southampton.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
SANDWICH ISLANDS,
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.-Advices from
Honolulu to April LIST have been received.
The ship King Phillip during gale was
damaged by fire. 1t will require 500 900 to re-
pair the damages.
A heavy rain prevailed on the Islands and
business generally was dull.
The whaleship Trident reports that severa
lagoons on the coast of Lower California are
not SO deep by six feet as they were last year
and the vessel was unable to enter there. The
change is attributed to the action of earth
quakes.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
LOUISIANA.


NJ 1J1bOV1NA14NO
New ORLEANS, April 18.-With this morn
ing issue the publication of the New Orleans
crescent ceased, it having been purchased by
y. weed, lot some time the real although not
Ine nominal proprietor of the New Orleans
the Times "ee-A iA0A eoN '0
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
MASSACHUSETTS,.

FUNERAL OF COL CHARLES. o. ROGERS.
BOSTON, April 18.-The funeral of Col
Rogers, proprietor of the Boston Journal, took
place this afternoon at the Church of the
Unity, the pastor, Rev. George 81. Hepworth,
the City Government, of the Senate and
House, in the several branches of which de-
ceased had served the city and State, together
with large delegations from the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery, 18th Regiment, and other
military organizations, of which he had been q
member and liberal patron, were present. The
church was filled, and many hundreds were
gathered in its vicinity. AT er impressive SER
vices in the church the remains were conveyed
to Forest Hill Cemetery, numerous process
sion following to the city lines.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-19
Pennsylvania.
FIRE.

sHIrPHNsBuRG, April ia fire occurred
last night which destroyed the stables Of DR..
Valley railroad depot and the News and Sem
tinel printing offices. Loss about $15 900, and
is fully insured.
ORDERS TO FIT OUT NAVAL VESSELS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-Orders have been
received at the navy yard for the immediate
fitting out of three monitor iron-clads, which
are now at the yard for repairs.
DEATH OF A NEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR
PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-John Lawler, one
of the proprietors and originators of the Sun
day Dispatch, of this city, died this evening,
after an illness of several weeks.