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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

1851 EN- ySls n.uon S'o aS 81.
relief of the sick and distressed afflicted and Viu
lent and Epidemic direascs
The Directors of tins wc-knOwn Institutions in
their Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, for The year ending January s 1888.
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the abors OF the Consulting
Surgeon, in tho cure Of Sperm atorrhma. Seminal
Weakness, Impotence Honorrhoc I. elect Syphilis
he vice Of Onansm. or sef.ahuse, &c. and order
and continuance Of the same plan, for the ensuing
year. The Consulting Surgeon is authorised to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. to all who
apply by letter with description of their cond
ton cage, occupation, habits of life &c.,) ana in
cases OF extreme poverty. to FL NlSD MEDl
CINE FREE or CHARGE. Some Of the new
remedies and methods Of treatment discoy red dur
ing the last year. are Of great value
An admirable Report on SIcrmntorrhna. or
Seminal Weakness. the vice of Onani-m Mastur-
baton, or scf.abuse. and other diseases of the
sexual organs by the Consulting Surgeon. will be
sent by mail (in n sealed cnvclope) i Il L Il OF
Other Reports and Tracts, Oh the nature and treat.
ment of sexual diseases. diet, &c. are constantly
being published for grauitous distribution, and
will be sent to the afflicted.
Address for Report or Treatment DR.. GFoRGH
r. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso
citation No 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa. by order Of the Directors
EZRA ID. lIEAnTWELL,
Gro. FMRcnrD, Prcsidcat
Secretary. Jan 30, l9jS--ly
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ROBERT LUMSDEN,
SUCCESSOR OF JOHN LUMsDES)
Grocer s. Commission Naer chant.
No. Al, Cheapsidc, (two doors from Pratt St
BALTIMORE.
CELLS all kinds Of Grain and Country
~ Produce on Commission, and keeps a
general assortment Of Groceries always on
hand.
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II ENRY CLAYTON.
PIVOT BRIDGE, MID,

d E A L r r n G r AIN
A ND AGENT for the sale of Port kennc.
Ady Lime. The highest cash prices paid for
Wheat and Corn delivered at any point on
the Chesapeake X Delaware Canal.
Lime delivered at any point on the
Canal, Delaware Il Philadelphia and Balti-
more Railroad, or Bohemia. Sassalras or
Elk River. TAug. rs, lS5S-3m.
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MORE NEWS!
WANTED Everybody to Know

lNT7Hs - That have the largest assert
gCss--si ~ mcnt of READY MADE CAR
XII RlAGES on hald ever offered
to the Public in Cecil county, which | will
sell Zen Per Cent. lower than any other per-
son within any reasonable distance of me -
y deduction Of Six Per Cent. for Cash. or
viii sell on six or twelve months credit. by
giving notes, with good security.
~ All work warranted, if fairly used.
WIN. j. MARCHBANK.
May !, 1S5S-6m'
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NAMES OF LANDS.

The Tnylor's Goose,
Mary Ann,
Lot, No, So, part Of
Triangle,
Long Marsh,
Bayard's Addition,
Jethro's Choice,
Cazier's Escheat,
Tortoise Beach,
Antigua,
Corsica,
ncmerara,
Federal Tale,
Friendships Addition,
Emmons' Enterprise,
Rock Hall,
Georges Trouble.
Temperance,
lndosten.
GiIlespie's Adm 10 the Level
Security.
Middle Tract,
Validity.
Halls New Purchase,
Independence,
The six Partners,
The Three Partners Island,
Hawkins Island,
Range Point,
Hyland's Adm to Hances Poinr
Hospitality,
klop,
Saint Helena,
Ilodson's Adm to Society,
Ezekiel Jones' Fancy,
Sugar Loaf,
Rough Island,
Neptune,
Hercules,
Achilles,
Rockland,
Broad Creek Fishery,
Cave Lot,
White Rock Island,
Double Island,
Malta,
New Hope,
Plumb Creek Harbour,
damascus,
Logan's Desire Resurveyed,
oldham's Delight,
Peace and Quictness,
Reynold 5 Adm TO Lessroom,
Otter Island,
Head Island,
Wild Goose Island,
Roach : Defiance,
Restitution,
Part of Lot No. Il, in Elkton
Elba,
Gravel Beach.
Shippers Meadows resurveyed
The Forks of Rock Run Re
surveyed,
Kerr 5 Landing Proclamatcd
Buck Island,
Number One,
Number Two,
Mum Der Three,
Number Four,
Number Five,
Green Springs Addition,
linden ture,
uoosc Pasture,
Lucky Hope,
Undcrhill's security,
Wolaston's Venture,
Contention,
Addition to Pleasant Garden
Walkers Discovery,
.Juiy II 1SSS-2m
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FARMERS TAKE N0T,cE !

ME- WOULD CALL YOUR attention
W to Hctz d Dunhans Patent Cam Power
Reoping anil Momino Mn!i,ne,
with new aud improved GUTTER BAR This
Mach ne is constructed without cors cro,,ls Or ny
complicated works; it is very light xfrnpg onJ
simple; well calculated for hilly ms well ~ level
land One pair of horses is sufficient to work it
all day with great ois, in all kinds of Grain ar
grass Ut The heaviest kinds or under any circnr,
stances This machine is very durable. Gabi Of
dra"ght and warranted to cut from ten TO GItrrn
acres per day with pair of horses anil with The
new improved Cutting Bar. there is no rruuhlo
WIN the mhchinc choking or cloggins which has
AWAY been a great annoyance with Roapng and
Moving Machines. ''''
We are now building and manufacturing tho
"h"Ne Machines. and Farmers who intend ,,r
ch'S'ng Il Machine this season wouIl look to their
own interests to give us call before purchdsinc.
any other Machine f"''a
SHAW < ARMSTRONG.
Machine Shop. Orange St, he wcen 9Th & 9Th sta.
Pylc's building. Whining on. n,1
we take pleasure in referring Farmers to the fol-
lowing practical farmers in the vicinity of Will
ihlison. who are using the Machines and Will
state us cap Utilities and advantage .Jno. Richnrl
son; Jr., Jos. p. richardson Edward T. Iell1h.
barbara Carr, William p Richardson. jain
pi"aioiu' May L. lSjS-fm
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BEEF! BEEF!! BEEF!!!

TNllE Subscriber has opened a stall, next
l. door to his Flour snd Feed Store, for
the sale of Fresh beef, which he will keep
always on hand Of first rate quality, in guam
titles to suit customers. All who want FIR ST
RATE STEAK OR ROAST will please give him
acall. WIN. T. GILES.
Oct. Stiff.
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DENTAL Notice.

IT II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
4 located in this town, tenders his pro
SSfessio nal services to the citizens of
S-IIn Elkton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5--tf.
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HENRY II. TORBERT.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, may always be
IA found during business hours at his Office
three doors east of the Court House,
Eikton, Jan 80, lS5S-tf.
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o. ljousrIicrprrs.
Attention H0usckeepers!

C~N~Ah" TNtS'
Attention Housckeepers!
TNHE subscriber having purchased the entire in
L terest of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
established
Flour and Feed store,
in EIkToN. nearly opposite the Howard House.
respectfully invites the attention of his friends and
housekeepers generally, to his well selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be found the follow
ing brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour;
Extra superlne; Common Superfne; Middlings.
RYE FLOUR AND BUCKWIlEAT;
White and Yellow Corn Meal; White Ship Stuff
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats. ground: Corn
and Oats in the grain, potatoes; all of which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
tyTA All articles delivered within he!imits ofthe
town. free of cost.
20 Country Produce taken in exchange
kyU Every effort will be made to please the pub
lie. and their custom thankfully received
May lG ly WIN. I. GILES.
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CuPERIOR Mackerel and Herrn at the
~ New Store opposite the old Bank for sale
WN, M'CLELL AND.
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New Cracker Bakery in EIkton.

New Cracker Bakery in Eikton.
MORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
lVl Of informing the public that he is now
prepared and Is daly Baking Fresh Crackers
of all kinds, at his Bakery, in the Hollow, to
which he calls the attention Of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties, Nc.
COnGectsOHerfeS.
l have just received from Philadelphia a
choice lot of COntcctioneries, which will be
sold cheap for cash, whole sale and retail
Thankful for past tavors, l respectfully
solicit Il continuance of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10, 1858.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28
NEW YORK MARKET-July q.


FlOur-Market dull; c0mmJa TO medium grades are
shade lower; sales bhs Al Sf0tl5 fo- super state
closnS sellers ut inside irce; S4t 81 for X
state; s. 0dil5 for super wesi e S4a445 Tor com
10 msdum n WESTERN S4,s5a4 80 i0r slipllhs
ezra round hoop Ono. the market closing dc e Cils
downward Canada hour quie saes - bols a. S4;so1
s. to choice extra small sales oi tye n3uE
with only limited demand flr export
Whea.-Prires have declined ls2c Der bu sales 5000
Su sc damaged Chic spnass Sc for 1lsad Ca-
red Dhil, aud 81, y gnod ybi-a Michigan
Kye-searce and firm; sales so bu prime Ohio, IN store
n ast-c-
Cor-Dull and l3c lower; bu s0I for mixed
western unsound; Sc for white western; SlOJ for ple
Waite southern; southern yellow Is now Sc
Oats-Dull Al IS 545c for safe and western.
MhiskV-Opaned steady, ani closed be-ters sales l.l
bbls AZ 2t1s 1z5c. chiefly the latter pI1ce-
Mess P6Tk-FIrmer. sales L7u0 bbs af Sig5dl.3 fuT
mess, SIG IS for prime mes; y 9fIl4 prime
Bse-uuchansej, bhls a. sla.15r 50 Tor c9u
Try mess. SI2sI35j fur repacked mess and Sls3o ior
extra
ders; and AZ ~ ds9<r for hams
BacJa-Quisi; 800 lbs sides solI al Ike Tor greea and
picklel
Llrd-seady: sales 80 bbls rs sllzso for TO
Prime
Baiier-song at I2s7e for gooi ohi1, and l6asc iOr
good stale.
Chesse-Steady at 6asc for me lium strictly rrime
StockE-l board better and closed strong, Ao g.
Cal = SIS lac and ~; Pac mail 90 Canon
n y 81; Erie lsz: ReRiInE SIS Z O.. N 2i5ss
Pan l09st; c 76 Gal X Chi ssLs = as = TX,
Lac y iii g. Rold utz7.
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THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL-
R0lD COMPANY,

- e - ;;,..s.si.:.s.:.sss5
Having arrangement with The FIt1sburgh Fort
WaYue and Chlcls1 r. r Co. Tor the joint Of
their Track be -ueen Rochester and Pittsburgh,
Will run Trains Daily. tSundays excsp;c as follows
commencing Monday, May 18th. Is5s.
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GnarapErs.

ING GvING AND LITH0GR1PHTyG
PRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
- ENGRAvERs AND LlrHoGRAPHERs, BsRk
street, Cleveland. y
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Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Tr-rSnnv IulV TT p N

LIa
FLOUR-sAe OF 100 bbls round hoop Ohio extra at Sa
GRAIN-wHEGTfs coming in more freely, and the hgh
prees Of last week Oeeaoned TO some extent BY Light
eeips and demand for milling are not sustained There
"a. this Morning quite discrepancy between the views of
buvers aud holders We report sale 300 bus MedeTra
mean free on board sc and small lot red at the
figure
Osrssaes reported Of four loads at Sse track
BUTTER-One lot or IS legs Central Ohio sold At loe
EGGS stn improving Sales made Al SC for good
HIGHWISES-SsI Of 10 bbls- a. 22e-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-28

~ Connections ade with Returri ing Trains from
the points made goieg Soulh and East; also
CLEN NELAND for Sandusky Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Enc, Dunkrk Buiao, ,Nlgare Falls and Clnada Youngs-
town. Warren and New Castle
E Blgge checked through TO all points and transfer
red lree Of charge.
CE For Ticket or iuOrma apply al the Union Tick
e Office, q Superior street, al the uacs Bcpu and At
all Railroad Ticket Offices.
]. FARMER. Supt Cleveland
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BuFFALo sARKEr-Julr q.

lBH TELEGRAPH
FlourNaTket active; sales 100 bbS az S375 for
50 sless for superlne Wseun. 81 for Mich aud
Indians; 81 30 f5r extra Ohio; Sia fr extra Canadian
81 zS3s Tor double extra Michigan
Wheaf-AIarket s.eay; demand good; sales p oa8 bu al
sc hicasn sprn sc for Cauada club s0c for Nil
Waukie cinh; CSC for red winter al at S9 for Keniacky
white.
Corn-ood inquiry. m1rket active; sales 900 bu 81
G5lxc for cot: 625Ec lor sound
Rye-S1les 80 hu Al toe
Oats-Alarket steady no sales.
Wlisky-Firm; holders ask DC, sales.
Freight--U uehanged-
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oSwEGo AIARKET-Ju'y =.

IBT TELEGRAPH
FlOuT-Stesdyi sales bbls S5s5 ar double
Canadian aud western.
whsa-Dail and receipts large sales 500 bu 0Iiwau
lie club Al sils35fc.
COT1-Duil; saies i3 90 bu hot at Sc.
Oafs-Quiet-
Canal reChts-EIrm Al &c on hsur; Sc wheat.
sound corn 10 NeW York
Lake ImfoTts-l23 90 bu wheat; s. bu corn s0Oo bu
oats.
Canal EIBos- OOl bbls -four. 2OOO bu wheat 1000 bu
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.......July 26, %.
ARRIVALS.
july 2GSir Ocean Evans Detroit 10 bbls fish Eundry
Steamer Cry Of Cleveland. Lundy. Ouiln1EOa.
Prop Cztaracf Bars, Buffalo. 10 mdze, sunlry.
Prop. Pittsburgh, BeckNEith, Bufflio
schr New London Rue, Marquette s06 tons Of
c.. NJ c..
Sohr Live Yankee. Anders- n, Buffalo. no ca1go.
Schr Miami Conney. Oswego, l5o0 hbs sa N feet Of
lumber II II. a 60.
Schr l4ene star Easiyell. Bufalc, no cargo
SeoS Pendieon Becker PI Huron. 81 Al feet lumber.
soO spsnksr Burke Pt Aui 20 N feet lumber. shel-
steansr Nsrth Star. Capt B c Sweet.
July 25-S,r. May Queen Capt E r viger.
Prop R1cket, Capt. J 7. Douglas-
Schr C,uvuh1ga.
Schr, Watts sherman, Capt H Vau Taxsel
Schr Sarah Hubbard, Capt J. Maxwell.
Schr- Coruelia
Schr Aibioa- Capt Robertson
Schr- 81 Alhaus Capt. W B. Sc1;t.
Schr- sarah HlbbaT1. Capt. kelso
Scow c Rich, Capt. Green.
cLEARANCEs.
Steamer Nav Queeu.
SreaTRer Ocoaa- Evans Detroit.
Pap, Plttsburgh, Beckwlh, Chicago.
Proc Nutdruct Barse, Buffalo
Brg Mayhuwer, July. Saginaw. no CARO-
Schr II l. Whitman Jennings Chicago, SIS coal J.
sch Roetsi, wood Chicago. $50 tons coal. Tod Yates
Taylor
seiT Rasoo. Roberts. Buffalo Is1 tons coal. Wheeler H.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. July 26-
Whiskv-The market Is unchanged; sales 80 bb'sa; 2a
Pike. including thai frum
Pro sisols-Ihe market Is IN erci e and unsettled
STAT regards the Of holders; loo hhls Mess Pak
sold Sl65 flrtheT adF-nce and the close could
not be bought below SiT
GToceriesMarket hrn; demand moderatei Sae- s0hhds
Sugar al 81 and 100 bags prime Coffee al IL
Coru-Iiie market Is duh; now quote 55455o the
range
Rye-A sale Of 30 bu from store At G0c
BarleF-femains quiet and dull. aud rates merely
n1miual.
CheesoThers Is no change 10 notice in the market.
conillue 10 note a. e. and extra large a. 81 6
BurteT-Market quiet with moderate deu4anda &c lie
for priuie and ll1l3e for che-ce-
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WHOLBSALE CLEVELAND PRICES CURRENT JULY 81 1888

? u - - =
FLnuR AND VEAL.
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1nsmraufe.
Confectionery.

JOHN QUINN'S CELEBRATED
- SPARKLING KENNETH bottlcs-a very super
Tor article, at s Q. WHITING cos,
mh20 III Superior street.
- G. WHITING Z CO.-Manufactu
Os ers Of Choice Couecti9ueres and holesae and Re-
All Dealers IN Foregn Fruifs Imported CigzIs. and al
delicaces IN their No. Ill Superior ST. Cev eaud
OHIO. mhs
- g WHITING 4 CO., HAVING
made extensive pruveuenis in their factur-s
det1ftmCut prepared TO furnish COhieciOnary
All descriptions reduced prices. Parties supplied vii
the best description Of choice lu1ures The shortest V
de~gl
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LoeKEE Co, Racine. ~ KIRKLaSD, shsbOysaa
GhamberliR, Crawford & Cos Cleveland,
5ssdff
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SMITH & PUTNAM-PP0DTGF 4, II TTG7FS
BRADRURN & FISHFR-

SUCCESSORS TO C BRADBURN Z SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
v mission MERCHANTS and Dealers in Fish. Nails
Glass and Produce, Nos 100 and In River street and 10 an
y Meadow street, 'Groeer'S Block Cleveiand OHIO
o BRADEUEN,l
W A kIsHEE1 aus3l-dlY lst
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NEW GOODS.

@ RAYMOND & CO., have received,
bs Blsck Dress Siiks, rev aai full supply,
India and Summer s. X
stella, Cashmere AMI hibet Shawls
White Crzpe Shauls. embroidered and plain
Brocha Scarf and ShsWls
Black and Coloref SIX Slauls,
black six Eanfillas
Restorl DreSS Goods. Monselins de Chene,
Chaii de LANES Robes Quilles
Erench Briliauis, Organds Musins
ChInfz Organdies Chocolate OrgaufieS
ReStori Grenadines, Berage Robes
French J1cc1ntfS. NrimEhaIu Robes
PLAIN al woo de Lanes. Hoyles' Pins
French. English and American talicaeS
La-les Gluuflets, Gems Dfigins Gloves
Ladies Marsellles Col.ais. ClaufIy Wells
Pzrasnls RI lIloas and Lace
Embd Haadkerch efs Emb'd Collars
Sleeves and Collar Sets. Black Lace aIifts
Chaniily Bugled Collars. White SILK Fringe,
Embd Bands, Edslngs and llseItngs.
Fancy Belt Rlt hpus. iarsfllles Trimming.
Black Velvet Ribbons SMYRNA Edsings
bonnet CTa3eS IlllsioR Lace
Bonnet Ro1ches- AleIandeT's KID Gloves.
En1 d Lace and Muslin Window Curtains.
Damasks- Moryeens Table and Piano Covers.
Marsellles Quits, Ceulte rpanes and Toilet Covers,
Irish Linens. I1cklnes and Sheefines
Russia 10weliugs and Huksbuks
Staple Sh1rtIngx and Fancy do
Broad Cloths, CusSineras nd csffnsrfS
yeStings and Gents Shirts snd Collar
Checked FalaI, I. Dab Alpacca.
6-4Cast-fsrt-- =, Cashans,
Neckeleneis aders, and Umbrellas
Al o. NhlesA tughf low, and will be sold At :
iani4 ND CO.. @ Superior St.
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The Northern Transportation Co.. sS'o'


FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING TESSELSf
Regnarly between Ogde sburg and ps~eso, and he Up
per Lakes. formnsa
Dqllg Lane bstlreen OgdsAsbllrgA aRd Ossrego,
and Ports on Lake ETic
And Trl-yVeekly Line between Ogiensbusg and Oswego
and Puts Lake 1Ichg connecting Osdensburgh
with the Ogdcnshurgh and Vermont Ger tral Route be-
Lawrencc Nashua Lowell ana Boston; and at Oswexo
with HovcY CrawfoId sneW OsVceo lire Of Thriy Fisst
Class Caa Boats large siZel the enlarged canal ie
tween OsWegO and New Nolk, thus a10rJng Regular
SPEEDY and Cheap Route, with but lranshpment
tween lostou. New England ani New Ya nd the Wezfi
This Company having made the most ample arrange
al OSWugo for Dock and Storage acihie with shun
nt accommodations for handling Asserting and shipping
Freigi, upon the plan pFacteed a. ogensbush guar
aniee the prompt and perfect delivery Of al property
entrusted % its care.
Trausuortation Iinc Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF PrOpserSto Lake Superior and with Railroas 10
Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis Louisville and 81
Lcuis.
AGENTS And CONsIGNEEs
J. Myers. Centiss Gus Kinball. l0s State ST.
J. l. Warner, Slip, N. York Boston, Mas.
Geo Clarf ll3 Broad 81, CraWiord Co, Ogdensbh
= {. HoFsy,l New ferk. New York
Hoysv Crawford, OsUego, VIM 7. walker. Toledo, o
New York ~. X Mathews Detroit, nh.
Maiher \ Co. Chicago. nj Bsrclay Co, Milwankes
Wis
CoNsTGNEEs
LOCKER Co, Racine. ~. =. KIRKLAND. Sheboygan
ChamberliR, Crawford Co., Cleveland, Q
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-30
An Elnbarrassed Fathcr..-A WOmBn
Claiming the Wrong Child.

The following true incident will show the
danger to which young children are sometimes
exposed in the public squares of our city. A
gentleman on Saturday afternoon was taking
his little boy-an only child about six months
old-on an airing in Madison park, when sud-
denly a well-dresScd woman, an entire stran-
ger to him, rushed frantically after him, and
with screams and violent gestures, demanded
her child The astonished father, of course
pushed her aside, and told her to clear off, up
on which she persisted, attempting to lay
hands Oh the baby, and drawing with her
screams large crowd, to witness the contest.
Of course the crowd, with their usual hui
mainly, sympathizcd with bereaved woman,
until the unfortunate parent" was compelled
to call policeman who took his tormentor
away.
1t seems little strange that when there
are so many unclaimed babies she should be
so anxious to seize an only child, the sole OBJ
.jcct of parental affection. The probability
is, however, that the vixen, who was a good
looking Frenchwoman, of about thirty or thir-
ty-five, hap lost a baby, and seeing hand
some boy, had mistaken him for the one she
was seeking. From the pertinacity with
which she insisted on her claim it is also pro-
bable that she would have succeeded in run
ming off with the baby, had it not been pro-
tected by the strong arm of its father, and
had its only guardian been, as is often the
case, servant maid or nourse of fifteen or
twenty years-N Y Post.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-30
From Arizona.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
By private adyiceS received in WASHINGTON,
from Arizona, dated September 2Sth, it is as
certained that the Sonora Silver Mining Co.,
have begun shipping silver from Tubaca to
San lrancisco. about 1000 ounces per week.
This will be largely increased in few weeks,
when the amalgamation works are flushed
Several other mines are open, and commenced
with large returns.
The Apaches are about making a great eX-
petition into Sonora and the MeXicans were,
preparing a large army to resist them. Per
cIicras Power is fully established in Sonora.
t,;,yaya, leader of the late rebellion being en-
tirtly deserted by his friends.
Ano.herof the overland mail party attacked
at Dragon Springs is dead.
The proceedings Of the Rio Grande Con-
vention, asking for separate territorial or
g3uzaton from Arizona, has been unani-
mou,ly endorsed by the western portion OF
the Territory.
Alta nass meeting held at Tucson no Rep
re>cntativc or Senator's We're voted for from
AraZoIa, for the New Mexico Legislature.
on the 2oth Of September Lieut.. Maury
was reelected DELEGATE to Congress by about
tire Ho'@1Ad r~lS'! The American vote
has largely increased since last year.
Lieut.. Mtury had gone to Guaymos Sonora,
t. obtain. it is said, from the Legislature of
that state, the yi-nt of way from Arizona to
Port Lobez and Quay nous, for wagon and
rail~.,ad. and transit of silver and goods free
of duty.
Thirteen postlnastcrs OF Illinois have Just
been removed from office.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-30
Drop n Tear.

Many touching incidents of the loss of the
Austria have been related and many an eye
has been dimmed in the pcrusal by the tear
Of sympathy; but the following is certainly
the most cifccting that we have seen. 1t is re-
lated by one of the rescued:
An English lady, who came On board at
Southampton with her husband, had three
children with her, girl about five years old,
boy about three, and babe IN her arms.
The husband had jumped over, and as the
flames grew hotter and burning more fierccly,
she took her little girl, kissed her and threw
her into the water. She then took the boy, a
fair healthy little fellow, embraced him, gave
him her last kiss and threw him in. He struck
on his back, and struggled very hard. Rising
to the surface three separate times he called
out Mamma" each time, in the most piteous
tones, then sank to rise no more. The poor
woman then clasped her baby to her breast
and jumped in with it, kissing it repeatedly as
they sank to the bottom.