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T,ONI-AROMATIC BITrERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PEES8xz

A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED rEEssxx
shiehy agreeable cordial i taken pure md ..s ,r<-
by At the Of number q families who As1 use
riees q sisters which eannos be bsd nadiassa -< =
tins Which they o 81 sss ss ss made '
These well founded objections enabled me 10 ande.z.1 -
snes ss"s sns sssi hs .
b tsksu psss ss ssss y me %, =
Esfecons generally, and is certain preterss<ise r
mssss Il rsesiashss the appse nviscss t ss
and in iue restores healthy color persons vAsA
This only property q ssInaa.6
spsst indulge Ssosd tie bounds q paasnss ~e @
slow and %pssd dsss ss1 @s glass ~, e A.
Persons IN good health 4, apseservAtve a. p
those sns are N ss hss q taxing lunch. and s..
ladies WIZ and = an Invaluable sadi.ion g ~ ..< -
both sexes may employ Il without the sghess aea~z
Directions viii b. given persons nng i ies n SO s
AZ am4w = : No No los a.s.s .u-A
H. sTRAxED OR sTQLEN,, Enqx m
4 <uuion Race Course o., Monday the lth s.rc..1 >
tTssd having lsss Mss; brand tss lsa 10 q.
3IoI@stls9 q The ssns VIM be ,h.9hfsi Tssss,ss =
ny,oa State Tax o'ssi r. sf 49, s:s's a..
PATENTED COPPER LlGHTNIza nD1k-
Copper has sigb, times sonauetinz power q t =
durable and less liable Agsb, srfk s1zr&
RsS es SIX For Fss' ash s si Apply o.
the cficc Of the undersigned.
Applications for Agencies. orders fr sa<k q M11 -
all relating this business vi;
~-'' III III B. JACKSON le1< Commercial Pz>,e-
m25 ly New o<<szzl -
pREmIUm MOSS t-PmizaIiun mosssrsx
Il up In best order for shirrent-
THE BHs5 s. 5 Il Il.
rlaners give vorr Negroes good healthy Hedse 1o1zz
CANPBKlI. H0UD7EttTK
90 Iy Once. III c11xlzzs3u
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

~ Fair 4, I,,cssponeas \; The Fair which has
= a Fda hss seem
MONDAY snd TuI SD AZ next, tie i4i and ISL inst, when
10 give 40 opportunity or families 20 si,eDd the cool Of
a. BE- required 70 sos only
TRs %dis. IRE making preparations to make the Gardens at
actiy and furnish all The deeaeiea o. the ter Wis
S ssy sRs g ss sd e o sSs o s s s
roIlton Presbyierlan Church. Iell a
MAron.Iry Wv onInass.,
being dis day dollar: .syssy is - per
ing &c ENSUING sees commencing MosDAy Isti inst,
ounces Of bread ceu'''
The second quality weigh sshi more
The i e cents ..........:..ss ounces.
,sli : Il NJ ssuiiMiiaiEiRis,. Acting Mayor
sr Examination and Exhibition of Third
DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS Annual Examination and Ex
he fasS $
each day.
Girls High School, Craps E sian Fields Streets
Monday. Jn.e u. and Tuesday, jane IS.
in Fillmore School wednesday,. june lS sna '
Eighth Ward school Craps Eyan Fields streets
Seventh Ward school, Morales and Frenchmsn Streets
ws,hinTton Gs School MORGAN and Piety streets
Washington Boys, School, Moreau and Louisa streets
Wednesday, jane g.
Thursday. june ~ and Friday June Is.
Breton Boys school, corner Dorgsnois and Bayou Rosd
Breton Girls School, correr Dogenois and Bayou Road
Hancock school, Hancock street, Barracks Wednesday,
Mlnehurg School, corner Frenchmsn Columbia Streets
IN Finore School, corner Bagstee and Goodchilden sts
The exercises Of the Exhibition will begin at 10 O'Clock and
consist o. Speeches D nloeues Compositions etc.
jeio tjy2 ALv BoURGEs, supt
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AMUsEMENTs.
VARIETIES THEATER-aRAvIER STREE

VARIETIES TIf1ATEK-dKAVIEK sTREET.
MISS CHARLOTTE cRANPTos
MONDAY EVENING, June 18th, ls5s-rhe great pisy Of
AGNES DE- VEREAfed Mr. J. &. Oh triess Tommy Dobhs
Mr.. o. Charles Sir Mr.. Kfder
We're, Miss G. To c0nclpds With THE IRISH
TUToR-Dr. 0'T0os, Mr.. @. O. Charisu-
pspoos open ocIoccurAin rises quarter before
8 O'Clock.
pThe prices have arranged with
times, follows:
Dres Circle and Parouste b0c; Second Circle 0c Third
Circle z5c Gallery 25cs Center Qnndroon Foxes &c.
ns- Box offee open daily from 10 A. n. tobP p. N.
ie1l j. NJ WESTON, Treasurer,
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New UrIeans, June 8 1905
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
BE remembered II the 18th June, 1855 before the
subscriber OF the Peace in and for the Parish and
ard personally appeared Plecide Forsta Presi
dent Emile DeBuys Secretary OF the Com
pany Who being duy according law do depose and
say that the above Just and and correct
transcript fT, m the books OF the Company.
PLACtnE fORSTALL President.
H. DEBuYS, Secretary
and subscribed before this 9Th Jue. 1853
ARTHUR SAUGIER,
hi ird JuSce Of Peace.
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II pIFFET g. SON, MoUsE ESTABLISHED IN
le5i CANA street. fouro Blu ding,, Inportes and
Dealers in kich Fancy Goods Novelties Ladies' Dress Trim
minss and Geueral Furn shtng Goods. Iel4 6,
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NOTICE-ALEx, HILL HOLDS OUR FULL POWER
q Aiiof7sy as per act passed before Amedee Ducate
hsq, Notary Public. Is. PIFFEr a SON.
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WANtEB-oNE HUNDRED NEGRO MEN TO CHOP
wood on the Baton Eonge aud Crosse Tets airoad
which rs per month will be paid For further tArulas ap
pyp J. W. BURBRIDGE CO..
Iel4 II No. 80 Saiehex street.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

~ YACHT RIPPLE FOR SALE-THE
aA sauneh built cope ed and copper fastened yacht
IVA RIPPLE offered for sale as she lays in Ed
ship yard, back Bay of Biloxi together with her
apparel complete.
The Ripple built by John Mahoney Agiers IN 1854
aud has been in only pleasure yacht during
months, and has proved sale She inches or
deck, Is feet inches be draws feet
nehes when in full ballast trim For further particulars
ply TO RICHARD MILLfKEN,
myl4 tt No. IS Common street. US stairs
The Galveston News and ayaca Herald will please
copy one month aud send bill to this office for settlement
FOR sALE-A FIRST RATE DINING ROOM SER.
Il Want. Apply to
my4 s. WOLFF, corner Grsver and New Levee sts.
~ YACHT CROCODILE FOR SALE
IN Rare Chance TOR Boating Club-This ere and
ZlIA staunch built and well known schooner Yacht
offered for sale by the undersigned. She
10 uus coppered and copperfasened throughout
built the very durable timber furnished
and ready without further She
AL times at the Lake end of the New Canal
GORDON 4 FOSTER,
a24H corner Poydras ard New Leyee
o. FOR RENT OR sALE-A LARGE YARD,
M with Dwelling thereon situated Thalin formerly
M Benemin) between Tchonpitouas and St Thomas
lately occupied blacksmith shop and suitable that par
pose or for drayman's yard Apply to
HoaHTOE, RANKIN CO.,
a94 II l25 Common street.
uAY FOR SALE-l32 bales Hay for sale. Apply TO
Ii j. H. BASS
liq Common street
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(AuTION-I HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS
~ Egast Trusting my wife. MARTHA NEWsON, on my &C.
count she h ring l bed and board without cause
ad rendered heraef unworthy Of my coxldencs therefore
VIII pay none Of her contracts hereafter.
WASHINGTON NORTH.
" lima 9aIaq
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"a Mercantile Library Association = TER
opened daily for the Accommodation subscribers
from ~ O'Clock A. VI. to 10 O'Clock y. NJ.
Persons DESTROYS becoming will please leave their
with the Librarian.
Subscription, IS snnum.
Rooms, csrner Canal street and Exchange Place.
d24 GUS. A. BREAuX. President
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ss-A descriptive, priced Catalogue viii be sent by NAH to
any one desiring it, jeI4 a&itw
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FLORIDA YELLOW PsNE LUMRER-The
undersigned have hand aud constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber 10 which they invite the
of the trade.
5OOOo feet IA dressed, toagued grooyed Yellow Pine
Flooring.
100000 feet and inch thick dressed ongued grooved
Yellow Pine Ceiling.
100 COO feet IL inch square Yellow Flooring
(clear)
100 900 feet dressed yellow Pipe Weathertoa-ds
0O0 feet yellow Pine assorted Scannc olsts Weather
boards, inch Boards lx3 Strips, etc.
20a, 600 Laths. For sale BY
MERRITT 4 MCCONNELL,
Caiope and Ho=nrd ss New Basin,
R9-Any communication dropped in Box 81 Mechanics
ISOLATION, attended to. iel 6n
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cESsTON de ELIZAB'TH
METER, tpouse de @. s.
Hammer-No IA, 2D4.
dOnne aux cream
d toutes autres personnes
iuire, sous dix jours a daier
) pour lesquelles le compte
dite succession, ne serait
fonds entire ses mains re-
p a. WITTY Greffier
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sg-Dudley lodge No. ee, f.. aud 8 :. BE-.

RS,Dudiey Lodge No. 66, r.. and A.. M...--
Regular Communications OF this lodge held EVERY SAT-
uRnAY EvENING at TX O'clock in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall OF ST. Charles and
Peraido streets Members Of the Craft fratenay invited
10 atteud.
0TFio1Rs-H. NJ Crenshaw W. NJ; Thaddeus D. Van Horn
s. W. s. J. GusL j. W.; Henry Bebee Treasurer: @. s.
sharp W. H. Stewart s. D.; W. q. CopelAn4 D.
Jos Chilet Tyler.
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DYEING-J. RONTEMPS, DYER AND sDoUKE9, &c
~ Bourbon and IS Royal Streets has the honor to inform the
public has just assumed the control Of The Dyeing Es
iah hmen No 70 Royal street, that will be continued
the principle as be has heretofore conducted bis old
tabshment 81 Bourbon slreetcareful attention bust
prompt fulfmen of he has perse
in this for the twelve the public
isGed there will be no deviation in the future.
j. BoNTEMPS,
m3O 3m 60 B urbon and rs Royal streets
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-20

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers In Fish Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and Ia River street. an 10 an
u Meadow street, "Grocers Block. Cleveland, Ohio
C.. BRADBUEN,l
W A FlslIER-i aus3l-dly 49,
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Cincinnati Daily Market Report.


Butter-W r. Merchants fair to opIie, in frkins ll6ei
common and fair Ohio and Indiana 10 5l2f, Choice West
erl Reserve Dairy in frkns, Il 5lse. Market bare.
Beans-Prine small white y q lbs, slioGSl25
Checse-Prime medium and large W. r 5g7i4a1Ec Best
brands English dairy. 50 95ze-
CoGse-Rio. common and prime, ll6l2e
Cndles-Presscd TaIlow Il i2lfr starli Is and l6oz
ISeEI9E9lc-
FIour-Ordinary and good supsrdne D Dbl Sisia si5;
choice red and extra white wheat s5l5ss55o.'
Dried Fiuits-Apples, to choice 2 . lbs, Sa
81 Is; Peaches, uupeeled Z 2:3 lbs ss.ooa250-
Uran-Wheai prime red and white slasll5- Oats on
arrival s5 Corn prime yellow and ve. Ole Prime Rye
and Barley G67c-
Molasses-PHme n. o. large and small lots, 50 iiis.
OTs-Linssed. large and small lots Sc; Lard No
No. ]. nose
Provsions-Best city brands pork = bhl sl6Jo best
city brands barrel lard l0 le; bacon shlders and ribbed
sides e hams, plain and sugzreured caHvased lo1l-c
Rice-Far to prime SIC ? ID.
sugar-Common low fair and fair. ~ sSe; good fair
prime and choice. ss[a9G9iEc,
Seeds-FIax e 55 common and prime 81 i5ile' Tim
ohy IS lbs fair and prime sl5 So Clover & o. lbs
in sacks and bbls., 500 Market nearly bare.
Talow-Prne city rendered Ice.
Eastern Exehange1sl4 per cent premium buying and
selling rates,
II We allow selling here for New York Exchange
as We keep account heel and buying for drafts
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore have to sell
change on the last three cities here
STRAIGHT DENING L co.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
EOR THE PRESENT, TRAINS
Il leave Cleveland at G 30A- NJ. 3 50 P NJ. < x6UP.
NJ, for Toledo and Chicagl, via Nurzalk
AT % p NJ for Port Clinton AMI SalIuszv and tatdus
East OF SIudusky.
T. b. PHILLIPS, Superintendent
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NEW YORK PRODUCE AIARKET-Sept. Is.
icy TELEGRAPH-l

Aes-AIaro unchanged; sales small at Sc fr pots and
Flaur-A shade drmer with bo-Ier demlud The %
cal and eastern ie ard little CNoi lIquIrf= sae
l 81 5 50 for uus0uut $ iqr supsIfue STATE;
s. s5a5 % state; S55 IS for SuDcrhue Weser
S5Ba5 IS for common 10 med um extra western; - ID
50 Tor shipping brands round d. o1 Ohlos thr ma
closing quiet Canada -four firm " N sales Of 800 b Il
s. 516 z Tor 10 cll1e extra Small sale OF liy e
Wlrzt-NIsrAet buOyaut wi rsleraie sHplrt mad.
bu ~ for very badly damaged Nj ulukue
rluh prime d. 81 0l for good uus,und Chicago
spring; 81 for Nhte Canac n 81 lsGl . Tor red
sJutltru. and 81 3lil 80 f1r white southern.
Rse-tlrIl- sales 500 hu prime NJ -, delig efed
Harley-Scstrce and firmly held a I5g Sc.
COMA shade tTluI; d m1dcrlfe lculans sales l
sU hu 7H745c for uuauuud - sound mixed westTn
Tor white southern, and 4f9r for south I'm yel uT
Oas-Stcay al IS &c Tor state, IS 5oc for western
Mhssy-Narket Hcayy; sales COO bblS Al 2ic inr good
barrels. .---.- 81. .
mess, Sl5ll5 > f0- PRIME. -.
acuj; s1Irs Of $50 bhls II Sl4alf 90 i1r
pfcEli rlH.- SI5l 51iaT mess brei hams siead
sales uI ibis. ali Oc-nor, al Sl3 Prime mess
beef dun and o. min Al.
Cut AIea,-Vur quiet and pr ccs entirely unchanged
Bacon-U IchanEei and sales lrIulng.
Iafd-Dro1pus; sales 100 Dbls II III l5o, and triins
Bdtief-in moderate request at l2aldc for ohi lss2oe
flT - tie
Cheese-DuIl At 5E55sc
St0cks-Seroud board Irregular Z s. d lofl Cal e
new s2l Iil Ger bouds gJaf Lac grants s: N second
marsss6 5s5S, CInton l9, Pac mai s7s4 5sA; Enc
TX; Iiar lOA: Reading &; 90; Mich 55s y g, NJ 5
rs; 10 DO pref IS 10; Gal Chi s5; q u 30
Ghl 4 Il OK.
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stock of Produce in store.

The following is the Of -four and gain store here
Saturday SEPTEMBER Is and for the corresponding weeks o.
1s-- aud 1-a1.
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COMMERCIAL.


PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Plain and Oraamsntsl Printing OF every description
cone It the Printing Establishment Ofte LcGier once, on
he latest improved and most rapid steam presses tie best
style on short notice. and nabe PairslaT
Jcu0a alil tobaHk Every description OF B-i-
u= done especially Blank Books, Lelsers, Journals,
Sales Books Receiving Books, &C. Sc-
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

FI0URSlss IGJ bJls extra - ls; - bbls double eN
ira from red wheat At $50 small lots extra at So and
choice extra 81 S5.5l
WHEAT-sales 900 bus white Ohio at Akron. at sl-'
car choice Kentucky white for seed al Sl car Indiana
while At SLIP L bus red si sIo5 and do private
terms
CORN-2JI0 bus at &c. and sc.
BUTTER-sales Central at l2c.
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hAsILEf SMITH ]. G. PUTNAM
| SMITH & PUTNAM-PRODUCE
BRADBURN g FISHER.

~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealers IN
Salt, Fsh Water me, Ps er. &C; also dealers in al
varieties ut coal. Brick Ware House ls3 Is River
Street and 9l g. Dock Liberal cash advances made on
cuusisuments- rrbT-
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Sep;. Is.

ILLEUNHFHI
AIarkctfor Flour dun toay. and tranSac ions limited
Prices ulchauccd. sales so bbls. at S55,3-e g1Su %
choice brands Iudiana, Michigan and Canada; S5
551 for good o cI1ice aas-eru DO.
War.t-AIark.t o- euei dull ani heaTy. and sales ~
L on In the afternoon god demand sprung and sales
v- made 10 the extent Of - GO hush. Sill for rcd o.
81 lIfaIls fr good whie Michigan and Indiana, SIS Tor
prime wtit- Canada. 81 IS Tor do. KT.
Cru In fir demaud. Sales 800 bushels at &C for IN
sound. 4.uG5s for prime.
Barley irm al 73c.
EVe t.c.
g.r. a.d 4.ril bush uld a. Sc
Whisky steady. Sale OF 8 bbls n IKE.
Canal lrcI-lts unchanged.
Receipts the past "a h0urs-E0ur 96i5 bhls; Wheat
bush; Corn 43 busa; Barley 2l52 bush, Oats i
bush.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland, Co
lumhus CIncIuuat Cleveland and Ere aud Cleveland
and Piftsburs RaIrtads
A. S1lIt with hacks 10 llgrln Ealls
Al Aiuutua with hacks fur Rayeuua
Al Brarrvlle with hacks 20 Newton Falls. &c.
At Waueu with hacks sharon. Greenfield. Me1dFiIle
Bio lmfied Cauleld. &C.
Al Jamestown with STAGES for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell snt EnOn valley, and thence By P F " L. r.
C4AS l. RHODES S4p't
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-Sept. 18th.

ORA VI NLA& A@A4-1-N - ~ kN- AIs.A-
ARRIVALS.
steamer Ealos'sh, Ne6reggr, Sandusky.
SIC My Queen, Vissr Derot L pkgs Of sundries
steamer OCEAN, Evsns, De;r1i'.
Pro5 Al shazy. Hunt Rufllo.
Prop Comet Naits Rufala li9 tors mdse, AIir N
Schr " at sherman, Va laSssi, bull-o-
SchT Chisholm, Kz8oway Pt HuTon' 10 N It luntsr Sar-
ser cOlsus Harrington Marquette; 2ss tons OF iron ore
S-hf TartlI. Wells Port Huron; no cargo.
S5op Tliai, Wieg,, Toledo; 10000 l9aps, c co
Sow Times, Ca4TOn, Buffalo
DEPARTURES.
Steamer May Queen. YIssI, Detroit
steamer Ocean, Eyans. DelTolt. e.
BuE isabeila Graham OsEeso uSoe lush com C.Dck-
srT War Shsrm1a. Van Tssse Err 10 tons ii n ore
Scdr WI.d Rover, DAVIS SaE1uav-
Sehr N Castle NilkersOn, wyando,; $50 tons coal
scAT Coasuls. HarriasfOn, Ere; 2gstons iron ore
ScT ari1r Wells, Chicago 80 tons Of coal Ted Yates
scar , N Peck, Srth Buffalo; 70. bu corn C Bash
ScaT Ahce Gums Dur, Black klck; &c; tous OF coal 4
SooW Lime ocl B ssoIl. Enc; 10 tons non ore.
black vain Il Io-s, i Bond
SEQ Vels- Dnage, Chras1i 80 kss nails 25 tons Of
SC W Adsas, Dssazey, Trruiaa.
Scow June, Dog ToussaIut; L N hoop poles.
Scow HI-haId Chief, Daytoa, Buffsd; l3 N saves S
Harbeck-
So5W Times, Capr1a Buallo; - m slaves; E II CLARK.
u Lst Of Vessels passing and out Of the Lex OF the
Woilani Canal At Port Cob0urnn c. W, furnished by the
Lock Tea1er to the Board Of Lake Underwriters D. P Dob
bins. Secretary:
Bound WEST. Sept l6th-Prop Ray State schrs Maple
Leaf Empire Stafc. Harrlet Ross Lively, Hamon Ler-
wick Clrluiuan- On ths lsh-Prop Vermlnt brig Baltl-
more, schrs Munehaha- Mouutainee- josephine Flora
C0clrane, Hamilton. Virginia Purlv
BOUND FAST SEPT l5th-Barques London and Adrafic.
schrs F Wade. Titan On tie I7th-BriE Ocean
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oSwEGO PRODUCE NARKET-Sepi. i
LBV TELE9EAFHl

Flour sieadg-
W5r5 IN active demand. aud holders generally WI
Ia A ~ meet 0f buyerS sales $3.50 bushels At
81 s for good red vesteTn ana 81 5 for white Canada
cuLIlz lead OF do. something under tins quota
tI1u
COR nuus in good dem-ud with sales Of 81 bush
els a. 3a64 unsJund, and 65c for III th1 latter G
IrImc-
Oats do D. Sales snalllo Cauadian q sc
canal fruights steady &c Flour, ~ for NIeatand
for Corn o y. \.
Lake iln1Crts-ss3.0l bush Wheat. a. o do Cora.
CanaI eG 0rts200 bhs Flour, 500 bush Wheat. 5000
do. Corn.
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Gmerauers.

ENG r. AVING AND LITHOGRAPHTN
PRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
IL ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERs IA
street Cleve and, o
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04
A AN EE

The Boston Olive Er9ch having called
the editor of the New York Atlag Yam
kee, the atlas man gets off the following
But we own up to the Yankee, and feel
no little pride in it but we didn't hail
from Berkshire exactly. We have drop
ped pumkin seed and have eaten hasty
pudding and milk in New Hampshire, and
have plowed, moved, reaped, and logged
in the state of Maine. We have fshed
for minnovs with pin-hooll, and carried
our bread and butter to school and we
have been log-driving on the Kennebec
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

fully anticipating that large portion if
not all ofus, would fall but to our hoppy
surprise, our departure was not noticed
We retreated ninety miles in twenty-fonr
hours, carrying with us our wounded, soyo
two. At the starting my lst Serg't was
lost from the command and did not re.
turn for week, Alone lie hid himself
during the day, Travelled bv niobt Uo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

/ river; we have coaXed club~footed girl
to slide down hill made slippery by the
la'l OF pine leaves, on her feet, for the fan
OF seeing her catch her toes and roll over
and over, and have gone into the swamps
with two yoke Of oxen and bob tailed
sled, when the snow was five feet deep.
and telled tr '7 and 'twitchcd" logs all
day. and went home at night fall to 'bean
polige hot :" we have been to few pray
er m 'tin%o, that's a fact, and we've been
to husI'ings," to and 'apple-bees," "rais-
ing's' and "militia musters."
/ We have helped to make cider, and af-
terwards set "a-straddle" of a barrel, and
sucked it with straw. We have set up
at night in a saw-mill, and haze set up all
night with gall" We have high opin-
ion Of ofjohnny-cale and "sassenger," and
we have frequently had a gager in the ma
OF the latter; we have eaten our share of
goldfish and potatoes, with pork scraps,
and we guess we have licked a proper
portion of las7es candy, and also boys =
we have pulled flax for ninepence a day,
because we had a sick headache and could
not 90 to school, and have had teeth pull
cd with piece of strong thread; we have
travelled over the field, in spring, with 4
maui knocking about what you call-ems.
and have popped corn in the oshes; we
have turned the grindstone all day to
sharpen a new axe, swopped jack-knivc},
broken steers and colts, set traps for
skunks and woodchucks, tapped our own
shoes, clicked" the schoolmoster, robbed
the milk-pons Of the cream, and laid it to
cat, pitched into the apple sass" hook
cd maple sugar, and numberless other
things "too numerous to MENTION" but
for particulars Of which see snail bills.
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\. nsA-An experienced fsHner says he has
found from experience that heavy crop
of buokwheat, followed by a crop of oats
seeded with clover, will almost complete
ly eradicate the Canada thistle.
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A LETTER from Gibson county, Indiana
SAYS that not only are the hogs dying from
Cholera. but it has made its appearance a,
mong horses and cattle, AMONG which il
is very fatal.