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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17

Cts y0r fWni2-A,most every duy brings
uew cases of death hy drowning. ln nine
Dpt OF teu lAnal ln4lis a.euF tlau sAse, .na-
billy Co swim, ltis au Inability pt which
every civilized mHu 0r hoy ought tohr asham-
ed. Ercy child who mul leau 10 walk rau
learn tosv.mi audso far as the preser'ali0n
ol liar is concerned, rhe latter Is quite as iu-
parant us lhr iuuuor-iu hct, more fo,-
lhvr 4rr ,rry i.w, WHO, TO tAa course of
thr.r muhIy experiences, DO not 90 some
period nui themselves u dugfr Di bring
cu.t iuto water beyond thrr drpthi aud
o,uy wln should Doc prrp4rti' for au,A
900 emgseuc, pr ms very lit niy d.pgFf
upon if %
There urr parrUs who are rrsrIr t.ll their
rtrtiufeit pfr ,arr.ulrri, aHd ysi Hfe si~ii'
rll.ur about securing ii.u against Che rick
oI d.4WmnF-iu lhIr fUparl u.rlcT.Hg % pa-
u.lul duiy which lliud11 mother 0ra ltoi
Indian attends 90 most faithfully Iheo is
greet need iur Improvement hrro. The lr'y
which death mHhet rypy summer daT us
Irwliy lDr apgrurlug tIrHaiu j. Hs uu-
necessary % 70 is cruel, aud 70 r.sht 90 br
nhu.I.lrd, ON eu0Eer' iuqur.'s pronounce
thH verdict Of "urcidrutul death in those
cls.tj but death which arises from sp pre-
,cutl,. cause, can hardly bc called acaIdeu-
ml-il should bee called rather the result Of
culpahlc ignorance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17

WAHNiSG 40 I'M Charles
lamb trlls h's cod experience, u,a warning
tu Young men, iH thp following language t-
"lHn wunr hn,c gone over mr, hut 0ui
ot fhr black depths, could bc holrd, would
Dy our lo a.l ,b.sc Vhs have ictu foot BOO
Ur pDr,lous flood, Could lao youth. 90
whom the Ha,ur uf lhr Gut Wiucs delicious
as tHc opening scenes Of l.l,, or lhc entering
upon some newly discovered paradise look
into my d,.pAtou and bee made Co under
stand what dr.ary thing % is when hc
fhall feel himself going duwuu pJocip'c,
With open eyes md @ passive will to sru his
destruction, and have no power 90 atop IT,
uud ,rt feel 10 uil the vnl cman,tiuR from
h,m,r'fj lu tc' 40 gudiuo,s cmptrd out of
h,m, and yet not hc able o. forget O time
when b. vhf othrrviseG tu bear about The
piipuus spectacle of hI, own ruiul could bee
srg my h,crcd cyc, c,cush with the last
nights duuhirg, and lc,ri,hly looking Tor
'lui.uls repetition of tho folly DIuld bee
but i,,I lhr body OF thr death ou' ui which J
ey hourly with lr,Nlor outer, Go Dec delivered
it vcrr enough lu mal,r him drh the spark
ling beverage ro the earth, iu al. the pride of
tt~ mWtl'ug lcuptni0u.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17

| have now passed "threc score and tcn,"
the scripture limit Of human life, and yet cv-
cry minute particular of the event IeA#7t
narrated is as vivid in my mind as any oc-
currcncc of yerterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07
Roll Roaos.

MAKING CONNECTIONS
AT Clsfelsnd with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumhns Cincinnati Cleveland and EIe and Cleveland
and Plrtsburg Railroads.
AZ Sol0t with hacks 10 Chagrin Ealls
Al Mantua with hacks for Raveuna
At Bracgvllle with hacks 70 Newton EaIIs &c
Al Manen with hacks 70 Sharon Greenfield Mead, lille
Bio imfield Canleld. &C
Al lounssi with stages Tor New Castle, Poland,
Lossel snt Enon Valley and thence By p. + W 4 q r.
K. 10 Pittshursh.
Cleveland July a ls-s-iSss - iN''i'' N1F =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

W season run their well known and popular lins OF
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING TESSELSF
per Lakes, forming -
Da'tg Lane betlrseR OgdeRsbnrgh and Osscsgo,
Gnd P0rts on Lake Ere
Anda Trl-Weekly Line between OgjensbuIg and Oswesn
and P9rts On Lake Michigan connecting Ogtenshureh
with the Ogdenshurgh and Vermont Cel tra Route h-
tween Ogdensburgh. Burlington. Concord Manchester
LaWrence. Nashua. Lowell Boston. and AZ Os,gsgo
With oyey Crawford OsUego lfae Of Thrly Fiist
Class anal Boats large size the enlarged canal he
tween Oxvego end New York, thus alortne q RequIar
Speedy and Cheap Route, with but transhunent -
tween Boston, New England and New Yo K md ne sSfi
This fempauy having nade the most ample arrlnse-
mens al OsWc2O for Dock ard SoIage fac with ah
q NJ los Tor handling, asserting and Shipping
Freight upon The plan pacticed OgdensburFh can a
aniee tne sas prompt and perfect delivery al properly
This Line connects At Cleveland with the Northern
Iransp9Itation Line OF Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line Of Propeersto Lake Superior and with Railroads 10
Columbus. Cinclnnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81
Louis. ! =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aus 6.


FIour-55l1e better with fair demand for eastern and
oa' trsde aud trns eIport inquiry sHes Il o. bills
S7O for unsound supeT1e staiei ai IS Tor SUM
d; slZ5Gi 40 suserdGe ernj > or cqEalln
Heian extra western S. ia - iec hipplag brands
round hOJg OHIO, market ClUeIas nfIn C2uad1u
shade er. so bbls 10 cholce extra -
zs51 small sales OF RJe dlur a. S3lfta LT5
WaeafAf ar lc better, irLcalary good and SOU
arre!s sales g al ~ ior u1s3unus ~ or -uld
Milwaukee cub; Sl2 Inter red western. Slll
for wle western; SO9 foT mixed westerzi 81 for white
d.; ia ~ loT whic Cauldlln-
lsye-ScaTc asd Im. hsld Sc with buyers st s3e-
Btrley-flull IL 65f Sc
I1rl-Flim uad dnli for sound sales g 900 bu
ega72 stump tai; s0Gs0 for good 10 sound mixed
western
Oas-in far request at 4s951c iaT safe and western
Mhsky-Marktt nrIner and ulafeTed sales to bbls Al
27 - closing iih free sc iers a the iatef price
Psk-The fket lr.er FOR Dume and heavy mess slles
llp1 bbls S7fs - fr n-ssi SAsoal5 Tor lIln0i
Sl6,50 prime ms~si 9ls,.5sl3 - i5r ciesr.
Bef-Aakef uOyant; sales $50 bDis llO Az ioT c0ul
rry mess - 5aA for re-lacked mess; SliI5l3J ior
eTf q mess. Beef Hens quiet al lsGi i9c
Cut -Seadys ls0 hhds At i51c Tor sho1l-
dsIs sasc hams bacon scarce ana wanted for Cal
ifJnit - .,---
I.afd-Buoyan'; sales 500 bbls Al 1l1s9,llgsc.
Bure9-Dul al l2,alsc for OhlD; lt,Q.suc Tor stale
Ch-esa-P .eufF dull 81 23Sdsc-
Sfors-At sr-ond board dull lower; No 6s $50. Lac
gran b1f Del : Hud Al ssS: Canton % Pseine na
ssL: n Yes Erie ia; c = I 5. Cal y I576i Read
Ins Az; Mich sou = n ran li4,la5si Gal Chl 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

II Connections n ade with Returning Trains FINN,
ne ame points made going SOuth and Past ags Al
SLEh ELAND Tor Sandusky. Toledo, Detroit, Chicaro-
Ee, D9nkfks Buffalo iagaro Falls and Canada YouGFs
town, Warren and New Castle
~ B1g7ge checked through 10 all plints and transfer
- For Tickets OF informa' ion apply the Union Tick
ali Railros Ticket Ofices ~
.,, J. FARMER, Supt Cleveland
=. A. MYERS, Cen nesef Agt Cleve and mis-
CLRVKLIND TINFSVIILR TINrTVITTI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07
l. srASDARr. HENRY Y. BENIs W. NURR1i
NrlNnlpn nrMI0 L munntr
RLOUR

STlNDARF, BEMIS 4 MURRAY.
PROD UCE COMMISSION MERCHAyTs
ELOUR.
We are reesiEing the following we'll known brandsSt
Flour on consignment. which We call The attention
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Aug.
ny rrrranApH

Four-The demqnd continues good and Is ETeater iha
he sp,iy receIps light and malay through shipment
Tie av4nce better grades dgTigg the wees hai ueea
5 pr bb: sales gO0 bbs s. 5lz for supeTfno Canad
n m spring wheat; 81 35s III good 20 eaoce extra
Illinois aud scOnsin 81 IS 4IS tor extra Ohoi lndlana
an Mlrhisa .sS4,7515 for do Canadian
Whsai-Quet ami steadyi sales 100 ou al lsc i0f IN
cseo sprng aud 81 .o6 for white hlcaIs1n
Cntn-n good demand; marx et very hfr sales s5J u
ri 81 c ~ unsouad; DC for good 70 prime sound
Oars-Iu demand au1 s-arce; maTket nrn sales iAo Du
warm Al fla43c
Nlisky-ScaTce and firm AZ 10.
Cau.i egnsf3c Hour lie on wheat aud lo7c on
clTn to New York. NJ 4, an, ,.i.
Recsuls hv iaLe last - hours-Flcur. 6sOl bosi
a udest 240 hu corn. % 800 be- oats, n1uei re. none
Sninsnts o. Canai-FlOur 5ses bbls wheat, 1lazS Oa
corn, 81 65l bD; oats, l9 90 bu. ne s.So9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07
Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. :
EUrnaN A. 6 y n

MOhNlNG LEADER OfFlt'Ess
FEIDArs AuE.6-6 Pm
FLOUR-Sees be selling freely. though mostly in
snail parcels snes prices ranging from $40 to $50 foi
extrR TO choice exfrA-
WHEAT-Saes 2O00 bus Msdterrzaesn free on board. a
81 carload white sI carloads red At sc On
track poor white &c one car white Indiana and
car Mediterranean private terms
CHEESE-Is sellngin small lots at &c for best
HIGHWINEs-Are tending upward salesto-day leo bbls
al % go bbls. Al 2Ie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07
1898 1898. 1858.
Cleveland, Columbus L Cincinnati Railroad

~ - ;ss;.ssS - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 70 - Plssenger Train leave Cleveland as fallo-Is
80 M, Slnennzf EEpress sfapp.ag al Rsrea (sftop
Wellington, New Lnndun, Shelby, CreSflue
-, =. 5alhan CartinEton ano Delaware
80 - =, " Aeoonliaodaii alton. stopping al all stations
o-lo a. Cincinnati Night PzsseI er s-nio~ ~ ali =
So-s cs,e os.seen C,evsland and GALLON, ami al
harrington and Delaware. also. Sfonuinr II,
leave passengers AZ all afiOus sout b OF .altnu
CONNECTIONS
sAeDy' sand Mansteld and Newark Railroad for
= Mansfield, AIt Vernon Neusrk ZaueETllie ~.
Crestlne, Rs1urgh, ". Wayne and Chicago Railro1d
ior Forest, Upper Sandussy. Delphos. Lima. 81
wayne, LaPorte. Chicaso. ~. west. and East
g. - . ief -, 9iansneld ID, Wooster, Hassillon, &C
o-ion and beleieltelne Railroad Line for Marion BeIlr
ilpfainey SIo1ey Uniuu lInnce Indisnspois
Ierre Hauts, Vincennes, Evansville L0uisyiile
Cairo, 81 Louis, Sc '
De aware Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Spruedeld n
dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati, Rickmoud Ia
dianapolis Terre Haute, s. Ions, ~ |. and ~
Cincinnati with the OHIO 1 Mississippi RAE
T9aa iof Louisville, and all points ths Ohio
Coluabls. Lf.s Miami aud Colunnbus and Xeuia Rail
le4di ior Aenln, Dayton, Indianapolis, Terre
Hauie 81 LOUIS, MoTrUw L0voland and en-
mali and with the Ohio and MississpDi Rnil-
rad az Cincinnati for Louisville. EvansVlIIe
Cairo. - LOUIS. and all poufa on the OhiO river
Colam IuA Central Ohio Raoad flr Newark ZanesVilIs
Nheehng, &C; Columbus, PiQua and Indisns
hailflad iur flqua, UTbaua. Nc.
q for Itckets % all points and nf1rmati0n aupV Al
the Uulon Ticket Olee 81 Superior sfrsef or a ~.
senser Stallion
clsvelnnd Arav 10 lsss -''-'-'A1'e''i'---
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CLEVELAND, ZAAESFlLLE L CINCINNATI
RAVURnAn

~ . sss-...;S;s:s1 s.sss,z...,.5:Si5S;;zs..;ss
On and after March 8, 1858.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
= leave Cleveland IN the II the Cleveland and
fiitsburgh Railroad al AIS p. n Changing rsrs Al
Hgason,l Tor Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, CjrFyiIIe ana
connecting az Orrvile with trains on m
Pittsburgh, NJ Wayne aud Chicaso 4 r. east ana WeSf
or Cant]n Massllion, Wooster IoudenEe and Mansfield
IinS leave AllllersouI for Cleveland AZ IS NJ and
G. r X, By which passengers frcm Canfon MASH
on odstor, Loudenvile and Maussld reach Cievslan
by the evening tram atl0O5 P, n
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COMMERCIAL.
PLAIN aNp oRYAsIgYrAL PRINTING


q PsIa all Ornamsntal PRINTING OF every description
done Il he Printing Establishment Of The Lender ON
The latest improved aad rapid steam presses nt best
style, short notice. and At reasonable rafes- Par1ar
attention paid to blank woTk. Every description OF Bind
ing doas. especially Blank Books, Ledsers Journals.
Sales Books Receiving Books, &c. &c.
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SchooI Books.


ScHOGl Et0OlSSs
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IY ak lie afen,ion Of Tsacsers and Dealers ~
iUlJ lsi embracing me most P2paar ana appfost
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css aud terms are reasonable.
Adams' Anthmeilcs,
Andrews aad Stoadard's Lain GramnEr'
Andress' L.aiia Reader
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Andrews Latin Lsxeon'
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Adler's 6erma Dictionaries (@)l
Bourdons Age IA
Bu lions Ensilsh SfSu uanlali
BrOwn's Grammarsi 90
BeraTds L, 5 hlsofy'
Bailers Sal'as'
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Gnarapers.

ENG X zVING AND LTTH0GR1F67i7;7II777S
DRAINARD & BURRIDGF W00H
~ ENGRAvERs AND LITHoGRAPHER,s,'1 y -,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

AGENTS AND coNsIGNERs:
Myers. } 3 Cenfiss lCtis Kimball I9s STATE S't
y l. y amer } SLIP. y. York Bnston. Mas
Geo Clark, rs Brood 81 ICraWford CO. Oe.lensh,h
p c. H0sey. } New Yo-k I New Yerk - Ss-'"seA n
hoyeE Crawfords Osweso.l Wm 7. walker. Toledo q
New lork- y r. MlthsWs Detroit, An
MAAhef ; 20, Chcaso H. barclay 4 Co., MilWaekes
LOCKER 3 Co. Racine. lJF. KmKLAHD. Shehor-.,
ChambeFlia, Crawford Co., CleYelaRd. D
as.llf - -
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BRADRURN & FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN son.
WHOLESALE GROCERS- COM
aii. mission MeTehants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails
lass and Produce, Nos l9 and Ia1 River sireet mi IA @
y y Meadow street, Grecer's Block. Cleveland ONO
W. A FISHER sr-,1 H. n,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

SMITH & PUTNAM.-PRODUCF.
~ korsardlns and Commission Merchants Dealers IN
St Elsh water l. me- Plas er. &C. also dealers in Al
saIleies oi coal biick Ware House ls3 / ls5 River
Street and 81 g. Dock Liberal cash advances made an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

n CL AK late buslne agent Of Thatcher Rurffk
Co, has connected himself with celebrated
ngesabsnmenf an Ni6 gan. for the ransacfo1 of fhe
Lumber business in Cleveland. By this conperfion ire
prepared 10 sell all kinds Of luber either Al Retnl M
BY the Cargo, AZ prices accordingly. apHdEwsm ls4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. Aug. 6.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.
ARRIVALS.
SJesmer May Queen Viser Detroit, 10 hall bois h'h "
oasI n S' r1s1s NJ Detroit: bbls fsh 2bbls -four
proDel Isr Governor Cushman, slsson, lJunklrA
prunellor Fountain City, Peck Buit1io - - -, Al
prab Al b Spauding Hunt. Buff sloi ~ tons Idse -
biis vines. l45 bbls water hme. I. n bond
Pran Allieshany C0nkey. Buffalo; s. tons u Sc
schooner May Collins, Di1on- Buffalo
cLEARANcEs-
Steamer MAY Queen. Detroit,
steamer City Of Cleveland. Lgnds Superior
Prop. Gov. Cushman : lsson DunAitA-
Prop Vermont, Brown. Ogdeasburgh
Prop. Fountain CITY, Peck, chicago -, n, - co,s
Suauldmg. Hunt. bunalo, s91 b1ta npuis ~
OH cske $50 land Is hnds tobacco 10 bags NheA
10 bbls pork.
rLIsr or VESSELS passing ia aud out Of The Lock o
the e1aad Canal at Port cobourne W, furnished BY
The Lock Tender d p DObhns Secretary Of the Board
OF Like Ia lerwIiters:
BoUxD wEsT-Aus. 4-SchIs- Sweet Home PetTeE On
the 5fh-Brigs Lsfsyete Cook, Ssxon schrs Gen. Enter
prise, Josephine
BOUND EAsr-Aug. 4-Prop. Lady q the Lake ontEs
5ih-PTJp. Indian; schr Olivia
C.PsfzrD The Canadian barQue z H. Rae, capslzsd on
Taes4iuy. of Ducks Lake Outarlo. The crew were
saved aGd iakea 10 Prescott by The steamer Coonisf
SuNK-The Canad an schr Premier, loaded with slaves
from Chahlm. sprung alelk on wednesday, sno eans
tug ana b ought port. She sunk near the mouth q
me EvIns ShiD Canal she was an old vessel OF lte
value Shs Is 70 be raised to--ay-
PROP MONTGOMERY DIsAELED.-Captaia Nicholson, Of
The Prom Montgomery arrived here yesterday. and reports
thal lis vessel M; h misap OF The Man9as, on lsst
AI0nday By the hr ki ot the cross-iead o. her snsins
Of ne same lac and here 70 get new
clKtIng.-Br5IiO EzPress-
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ntanufattures.

DOBERT GILL-SHVER AND
LII Electro Platter Door Platter aad ManufaciureT-coT
OF Ontao and Prospect SIS (up sairl Cleveland, o
IS prepared ne-pa Spoons. FORKS Cast0rs, &C. and
make them equal 10 new. Door Trimmings furn shed
Pared order Bell HInsiug promptly attended 10 and
-pHe errnsafl l.
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LUCK IN FARMING.
There are few words oftener upon the lips of
Acertan class Of farmers than LUCK. Smith is
S"lucky dog" because his corn never rots, his
wheat never winter-kiIl5, his sheep never get
into his rye, and his cows never invade his
meadows and orchards. His crops are better
than his neighbor's his butter brings more in
the market, aud even his wife and children
have q more Contented hook than other people
Everything he touches thriyes. Whata lucky
man Smith is!
Now, the fact is, luck has nothing to do with
Smiths success in life. If you watch the man,
you will find that every result he reaches is
anticipated, planned for, and comes Of his own
wit ard work. 1t is the Legitimate reward of
his labors, and it would have been bad lock if
it had turned out otherwise His corn always
comes up, because he always selects the seed
himself, and hangs it up by tbehusks in the
ghrret, where it is thoroughly dried, He does
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OR, lG10aSE'5
INDIAN ROOT PILLS
Dr. MORSE, the Inventor of
MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS,
Has spent the greater part of his life in travel
ling, having visited Europe, Asia, and Africa
MS well as North America-has spent three years
among the Indians Of the Western cOuntry--it
was in this way that the Indian Root Pills were
first discovered. Dr. Morse was the first man
to establish the fact that all diseases arise from
the lMPURITY OF THE BL0OD--that our
strength, health and life depend upon the vital
fluid.
When the various passages become clogged,
and do not act in perfect harmony with the diff
ferent functions of the body, the blood loses its
action, becomes thick, corrupted and diseased
thus causing all pains, sickness and distress Of
every name; our strength is eXhausted--our
health we are deprived Of, and if nature is not
assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors,
the blood will become choked aud cease 10 act
and thus our light of life viii be forever. blown
out. How important then that we should keep
the various passages Of the body free and open.
And how pleasant to us that we have it in our
power to put medicine in your reach, namely,
MorSe's Indian Root Pills, manufactured fro.a
plants and roots which grow around the noun.
tains ifs in Natures garden, for the health and
recovery OF diseased man. One of the roots
from which these Pills are made are Sudorifc,
which opens the pores of the skin, and assists
Nature in throwing out The fine parts of the
corruption within. The 2d is plant which IS an
ESpectorant, that opens and unclogs the humors
fromthe lungs by copious splitting. The 81 is a
Diuretic, which gives ease and double strength
to the kidneys; thus encouraged, they draw
large amounts of impurity from the blood ),
which is then thrown out bountiful!y by the
urinary or water passage, and which could not
4 a, Al
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57 -
I - \
p G399P AGO.
Aswe have made extensive improvements in
the PhGniX Foundry, Qately purchas-
ed by u.s. and are constantly adding new and
improved patterns of various styles to our stock,
we find it necessary, principally, as many stove
dealers live so remote from us, that they but sell
dom visit this market lose sales fmany articles
Of our manufacture that they could deal in tC
their advantage, did they but know the quality
and style Of our work.
During the past year. Cincinnati and other
manufacturers have considered it best to produce
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-10

CODgresSlOnal.
Friday Mr.. Olingman resigned his seat 10
Ne House Of Representative IL e e
sessps the appointment made bI Gn
srnor Of North Carolina to seat in the 3
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On motion Of Mr.. Stephens tho vote on the
/ s1nission Of Minnesota Vas deferred till TO-
lsy.
In the Senate, the death Of Josiah Evans,
u member Of that body from South Carolins,
Twas announced, and thereupon the Senate
nndiournsd. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-10

@ STORE k0O49 shdef ~ New uetel--A q
9 Maia street, and On Htfth stssst-all a. vh1ss
wih ,snt for sstail stssN: for tAs 1Silovin9
kisds q bOinsse: orugs and rerfunsry, 0entf
Sae. 1ssablish nsat, Millinery, Dry Ucsds, c..
fsstaenafl 80 Lee Cream, Family 0ssssry, -
Cigars and Tobscso.
Alses 80 1os0 connected Win ~ tenuo Tor !
Variety Store or bssaAxj al Of wAieh Will =
apr36d s 4QRNl0U = WILgRY. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-10

CTThe N. Y. Herald makes very meek
and pathetic appeal for the President, ~
follows: Certainly the Presidsnt ie1slisvcd
Of Ill responsibility, for mono Of ~ Secom-
@endations have been carried out; even tho
Z ~eagusy resolutions ore still hanging 6re.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-10

O. No maA can be provident Of his time
whsia mo- reN1ent IN the choice Of his COM
pany.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-10

JoAh OTaoass EsSooos
T HAVE hssa daily appointed AAnlaissRatse q
lJsAa Bfaet, dsssAss1, u Jsskssa Downship.
L. esssty. lswa, aud hsrshy nssNy Ill pastiss
having elaine againse ths sAas - pssssas tAsm
% No procerly ansA sAtieA ted, eaA WtAAah ~
time sPcciAsd y lev. An pssseas hnewia9 then-
sslvas iadsbtsd y Asesassd ass rsqulrsA g waks
settlemsat ~ s0oa - psssibls- Isl s.
L.WOOD,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-10

a. Advices from all commercial centres
|ef the continent, describe : stagnation Of
|business, and general exercise Of caution.