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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-20

REVIEW OF THE GENERAL WHOLESALE AND
PRODUCE MARKET. Ior the week ending MondAS
Fseunr Jdly J. oc,ayk reference being had u the
talles.
ALCoHoL-our quotations arc manufacturers prices
44a58c fsr7G s. y cent above proof whea Is sig' al
vance.
COAL-The market is dun and quiet
CORDAGE-No changes noted
FISH-A slight concession in Daroii River White Fish
Is all the change VIC have 70 nO,e-
FRUITs-Tbere is limited business doing in Dried
Apples TIE stock Is light prices are well sustained
lev sales were made at 81 3 per bu-
FREIGHTS-Flour per bbl. By Lake. and Rail from
Buffalo 5Oa 10 Troy and Albany, Boston and S5e to
New York. Up9ef and lower lake irsfghs are dull and
irregular.
FIoUR-on account Of short ocks and light reosiais
the market has ruled very with upward tendency n
n ce but the demand Is not excessively urgent
RYE FLoUE-Has ra,ed steady at ss.2Sd35J.
Coax AIEAL-SclTcely anything doing
GRAIN-wHEGr-There has been = steady good demand
Tor wheat throughout week. and prices have ruled hn with
an II advance We have taken unusual pains the past
week to make ineeTiss reference TO the crop and irom
WA; We can gather Of opinion that an average yield
Be realzod Letters Ahd statements are eoaradeto'y
from rany poiats and that too from supposed 10 be
po,ted We fully believe thai the following statements can
be relied upoa.
damage wheat has aimed Is ia Consequence
frust asd this Is confined few llcaIios. nearly in
sgu'heTn Wisconsin, N9rihera limos and s'n' IN SsL
tral Indiana and Ohio"
friend Whiting C5ll lring, Minnesota, says
ts YOU II is glorious 10 lok the sBsn a. heids Of gram
Tiis year hstokeHs with year Of plenty WheafCofn
oats Rye Barley and all sors OF vegetables are
ms, lu1uria aud the proseci IS that one Of ihe heaNe
ops will lie gathered harvested IN tins Wes-
ern eoun ~ No grssshoIpers tins year
The Chiuaso Commercial ErgTess says-
ne weather IA the or eight days has teen IN
sfeutonshe for ts growing crops and The he4i h4Nest
Ifs gererv dry clear cool uni windy. hni - WI re-
rsS Ist week Eherevtr Wheat hciontY ils ard
n me l. OF Hume Few days o Juy II " badls
rusfol Nary fields large sectos are - otd u
h. bnstl probably By he beating rains while IN bloom
n rberefsre urobie ia Iowa and tile 10 thern a
CiIs1is Whsat vi hardly be half crop In Sont cru
Iuos Wheat was good yield. as well as IN CenIa and
suthern indilna In Wisconsin The prospect Is nov Neiy
6u ne Wheat being later and rpeBi under he fessht
ood weather Com coming we'll IN AL pals ui the
COM try aud hi n hopes caeItanel 81 AeafN
roD Oats are a itght crop IN Indiana and lllaoi2 Ae
counts m Barley ty, II Is COUNTLESS ihne
INJURED 10 the south and southwest
oEx- fair demand prevailed for eern during he week
itb short supplies the market closed % al a6 51e'
lrOur summary Of dAy transactions shows an active
market Al an advance OF one cent per bu.
Ryr-A steady business doing At sseN5e from cars and
boats.
BaEIIr-A feE sales At i1e
BxASs-Dun at 5dscse-
GI.Ass-The market Is unchanged Ten per cent OF
.1ln "A doni
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEYELAND.......July II, 10.
ARRIVALS.
Propsrer Gov. cuhan, Sissoa Duakirk % tuns niss.
sundry-
ford &CO
Schooner Hamton Johns n osego 100 Sbs sAli A Sack
EFT
schooner Cton AIulil Oswego 651 bbls salt. A. Sack
eti; 90 bags salt, IS kegs powder, Hubby Hughes
Schooner Z 8f Peek, Snrh, BuniIo, Owner.
Schooner Cape H5rn. Goldsmith Buffalo, 3 hags salt.
Sew Black River, WOodrud, Bufaio, no cargo
Sow Froc Harrington, ST Clalr, 70 M t lumber = M
lsih, Rhodes \ Co
.sCLRARANcEs.
Propeller Oswego Kirby, Duukirk.
Propeller Lady OF the Lake, Reed Ogdensburgh.
Pop aller Comet. Watts. Bufile.
G. CO.
schooner Tia brother. Andrews. NATQaetts. 50 kegs
powder, G.. McAI 8 Co.
Sow Hays, Fifsd. Buffalo. 20 II Il back walnut lum-
Der and l3gs 7 n Bud
ana logs I n Bond. - II -.
Soow Mary Chapman, Toledo, no trgo-
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AGENTS AND coNsIoNEEs /.
Grlarapers.

ENG n 1VING AND LTTHOGK1fHTNG
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAvERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, Bank
''rssi, c iss siAAai y -snllala
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puFFALo MaRKER-Iulr1a

IBY TELEGRAPH
Flour-Very little d0ns cnge Ia rates sales
DO not exceed Bbs and mainy flr hne trade; S2s7 a.
FIR soar, So S fT choice slperne; 81 = or god shoce
extra; 81 5Ja4.75 for double extra
Whsaf-In active demand market timer; sales Of 0O
bu 6Oc for Chicago spriass zoe Tor uusound cub;
do; SO 6 for common 70 prime white kc Tar
red wIntfr-
Corn-In god derland and market hrmcr; 900
bu a. 5Sd 5lc for sound and S1ljic for uusOund-
Oats-Scrre and IN cemzla, 2Eket better sales Of &
a 15c ior unsouncs 3I3s 69sc for sCu1d.
RYe-UnchsDg a; sales of s9sfbu al Sc
WhiskyFar and IN request saleso d so ibis AZ NJ q
nike
Csaal s-Unehangea 4ee -four, lie wheat lOe
com toNN.
Recep;s last u hOurs-FlOur SO bbls wheat 2Qu bu
corn to-1e3 bu. CAS- s.53l IN
lss bu. corr 6 - bu. * ~ lu-
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1858. 1858.
Cleveland, Columbus { Cincinnati Railroad
- - IS ...S,;.9sSs.,...:;:=
WINTER ARRANGE1iEN =
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 KS Passenger Train leave Cleveland failosss
Gas M, Cnenn1tl Express. stoppis Berea, ra0n.
Wellington, New Loudon, Shelby, CreStlne,
/. q Galion, Cart ngton anc Delaware. ~ z
39l p. u Accommodation, Stopping al stations.
6-l0 n, Glcnuafl Night Pazset stopping all
.l1ns between Cleveland and G i'm, and al
leave passengers II all siatinns south Of Galou.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, AIAHsie ID and Newark Railroad, for
AIsIlsfeld. At Vernon, New1rk, Eanesyiiie. &c
for Forest, Uppsr Sandusky, Delphos Lima. -
MaFna, Laparte. Chicagn, Gc west, anl East
Tor AIlnsfeid, Wooster. Massllion, lcc.
(aon and BsefnnfaIs Rarosd Line for Alaron Belle
llutaine Sidney Uoion, AluEeis Indianapolis
Teru Haute, ,Vlncennes, Evansville Louisville
Cairo, ST. LOUIS, r. ~ 7
De Dayton md Cincinnati Line. for Springfield o.
DAYTON. Hamilton. Clnciruati. Richmond, In
dianap0lis, Tefre Harte, 81 LOWS. re- and Al
Cinainnaii with the Ohio \ Mississip1i Rail-
road for Louisville, and all points On the Ohio
Columbus Iii.le Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail
road, for Xenia, Dayton. indlanapol-, Tefre
Hante, 81 Louis, Morrow, Loysland and Cin-
unafi and with The Ohm and NJ izslssippi Rail-
mad al CincfuHau for Louisville. Granville,
Cairo. 81 Louis and all points On the OHIO rigtL
Colum Ius Central Ohio Railroad fF NewAEk zanesvle
WheelIag, ke.; Columbus, Fiqaa and Indiana
Railroad for Plqua. IFtana. ke.
~ For Tickets 20 All points and Information apply Al
the Uuon Ticket Once q Superior street. o. Il the Pa
senger sislion ... : .
ClsVeand Nay 70. lsf8 ~.
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1llSnrallff.
Confectionery.

CONFECTIONERY.
John QUINN'S CELEBRATED
- SPARKLING KENNETT-ln In botilcs-a very supeT-
iOr article, : c WHITING cos.
mh9 III SaheIlor slIes.-
- q. WHITING < CO.-Manufactu
of Choice Conectiofe and Wholesale aud ie-
tai Dealers IN Foreisn Fruits Imported Cg4Is, and D
delcaees tn their No III Superior ST. Cleveand
Ohio. mhs
@ q WHITING K CO., HAVING
Ne made extensive proyemeus ia ther rfacturus
Department prspared % furuish CoueefonarF q
al -scrlio Tutucei prices. PARTIES supplied wn
The best description u choice luNures a The shortest %
de- n
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ntanufaftures.

J. n CLARK. Ia DAVIS. JANEs I. DAVID
I H. CLARK & CO.-Manufacturers
- and Dealers N Lumber Si ngles, LahAo c. Mervin
St Yard Division Bridge, Cleveland
NEW LUMBER YARD.
J. CT ARK. late buslne agent OF Thatcher, Bur- =
Co. has connected himself with celebrated uanufaet
n csiablishueut Michigan fer ie transaction of The
iIneT business Cleveland. By thts connec'lon they
prepared sell al knls Lumber either Al Retail
ly the CIr-o, urlcss accurliuElF apZsd Gw9m lsA
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e Connections sde win Returning Trains from
The sam points made south and East also at
CLEN NEl-AND Tor Ssndusky. Toledo, Detroit, chicago,
Enc, Dlnkmk Buf1lo kagsTu Falls ana C1nada H0ungs
town, Warren and New Castle
~ Baggage checked through to oil and transfer
red Tree OF charge
E For Tickets informal i0n apply Al the Unan Tick
et Once 81 Superior street. the 6dee Depot and
all Railroad Ticket Offices.
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BRADBURN q FISHFR

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN = SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dese-s IN Fish Nails
a9d Froauee Nos 10 and 52 River and 10 and
{. BRADBUEN.1 ~
W a EIsn.a.l aag1l aly lss
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Builders & Arfbitrfts.

BROOKS S. G. 4 E. w., BUILD
~ ERS- Ais dazuf1cturers Of DOors, Blinds, 31sh,
Brackets and al xds of Seru-Sawng and Golhie Uor
Particular attsn paid 10 FillingUp Stores Factory
fission-st Centre Block Cleveland. o. noloe3l
.OORLETT L CUBBON MASTEP
Y ! RUILDRpS M o. prossset-s'
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The Northern Transportation Co., o.

Inc EGftnern transportation Co.,
WILL. DURING THE PRESENT
season. run their well kn0Wu and popular line of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING TESSELSf
DAILY Line Befarees OglensbRTgh and Oslrego,
and Ports Oa Lake Ere -
And Trl-Wcekly Line between elensbure and Osueeo
and Pots On Lake MiehHan Connecting a Osiensbursh
with tr ls,irnyhurrk Nefnion. fet tra louffi ~
tween Oedeushursh. Burlington. C0ncord, Manehesier
Lawrence Nashua LnWell anu Boston; and Al Csvseeo
With lisssy CrviIdsne oSgego hne OF Tiny Fiist
Class Canal Boats la g. sze On the snlaI ge canal
tween OsEesi an New iogk, tbus anoriinF a RfyaIar
Speedy and Cheap Route with hut one traush shfpmenr b.
iWeeu faston. New England E,i New Yo md the West
This Company having made the most ample arrange
enis AZ OsN ego iuf DOCK and SiC facilities -h abuh
FREIGHT upon the plan rraetced u Osdensburgh guar
entrusted 10 is caTe.
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal BOatsOu the OHIO Canal
ns oi PTOpellersio Lake Superior aad with Railroads TO
Columbus, Cincinnati indianapolis, Louisville and 81
AGENTS AND cONsIGNEEs: o.
J.. Myers. 3 C0nfiss lots Kiaball Ios STATE ST.
L, " amer, SLIP. n. York Boston. Mas.
Geo Clars, ll3 Broad 81, Cnwford : Co, Osdsnsbh
HoyeV ! CFswford. csWego.l wm r. walker Toledo. o
Mailer CO. Chicago. m Barclay Co.. Mii~sskss
coNsIGNEEs
LacKER Co, Racine. u. ,. KrnKL1ND. sAsAoysan.
Chamberlin, Crawford L Co., Cleveland D
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CLEVELAND, ZANESVlLLK & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

n u Msz;s;--s;;ssasss.sss:.-..s:.5ss;s=::i....,s u
On and after March 3, 1883
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
leave Cleveland IN The tr.as - the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Al fi5 2. NJ fchauelns rars Al
Hudson,) for Cuyah0sa Fails, Akron, OrIVille end
Miliefsburs: eonnec-ng al Orville with the
Pittsburgh, II Wayne and Cheaso X r, east west
FOR CaniJu Aassilton, Wooster L0udeuve and Aausfed
Trans leave Millersburs for Cleveland IS A n
LIS NJ, connecting at Orrville with the p Fl
9. r. r., BY which passengers, from Canton Massil-
Ton, Wooster Lnudeuve and Mansfield reach Cleveland
b. the evening trsin atloO0 ?, "
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THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
R0AD COMPANY,

Ia ~ - ...i:s
Having made arrangement with the PIIi sbuTgh Fort
WAYNE and Chicago X. r. Co, for the Joint use OF
their Trsck he .sEeen Rochester and Pittsburgh,
Will run Trains Daily, Sundays excepted as follows
commencing Monday, May 18th. ls55
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Roll RoaOs.
ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOB DETROIT.
CLETELlND AND fOLEDO RlIL ROAD.
NOTICE 10 PASSENGFRS

ffit q -. 3;=:..s.;.;.5s5::=....;.ss
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EANCY CASSIMERES.-l50 pieces
Il styles Fsney CsssmeTes and Cgaiinrs n5s oBen-
iEgby mh9 Z. l. BALDWIN = CO,
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Giddiness, Headache, &c.-These pans and
disagreeable feelings generally symptoms Of
other complaint; such as dyspepsia, apoplexy, and
various others, all Ct which are caused by corrupt
noxious matter, cogging the various circnttons;
hence, stream rush Of blood TO the head, and by
the excitement great pressure the brain. Gsld-
ness headache loss OF memory, dimness Of sight, and
various other complaints the result. Thus it will
be seen that all the above PAINFUL and distressing NAL
aides o~e their origin to the blood DR.. Morse's In
dian Root Pills are acknowledged to be the only me
cine that will thoroughly purify the blood fney en-
ter the blood, and follow the Of life its jour
ney through the ystem. They root out all foulness
and impurity, and drive out every unhealthy oistruc
tion They should be taken every night in sufficient
quantities to operate briskly, by commencing with
two pills on going to bed, three the next night four
the next; If the SYMPTOMS not removed, commence
again with two pills and so up again as before. Com
tinue in like manner until the blood Is thoroughly
purified, and all pain and distress is entirely re-
moved. ST. 40 p
Obtain OF our Free Almanacs, and read the his
tory Of Dr. Morse's father and how this medicine was
introduced. -
BEWARE Of a counterfeit Of these Pills-YELLow
WRAPPERS, All genuine are in BLUE wrappers, with
the signature Of A. J. White Co., on each box.
Price % cts.
Dr. Merses Iadian Root Pills are sold by dealers in
Medicines. mar3l -d&w
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CoUNcIL CHAMBER, ]
Anil D1th 1919

Aprll 24tn, 1898. ..I
Council met. Present, the Mayor and all
the Councilmen, but three. ir.ff
The minutes Of last meeting read, correct
ed and ordered to be signed. ID,
y On motion, the subject Of the salary of
School Trustee was postponed.
The Board proceeded to the election of
Fire Superintendent, which resulted in the
selection of VIM. Reitz. ~
The election of Chief and Assistant En-
gineers was laid over one week. ra re 80
After some discussion. the Board voted to
have 500 copies Of the Charter. Ordinances,
&C., printed in the English language, and
800 in the German 10 az g,1.,., -.
1twas ordered that copies Of the Aforesaid
Charters, &C., shall be sold by the Clerk at
their original cost. tsf
|, Especial committee was appointed to as
certain from the printers OF the city on
what teTms. they will print said charters.
Suhdry billsswere allowed amounting 70
Sill As! fao9sE tret.l.f f.--I-i .t,.-.. 49,
1t was resolved that tine Council will pro
vide the necessary funds to meet the accep-
lance Of Mr.. Howes, at its due date. ] he
acceptance was given for hose for the Union
Fire Company. .g7arilil
Sundry petitions, praying for the abate-
ment of nuisances were handed in.
j. Grammar, Auctioneer, Pat. Burke, As
SCISSOR, A. Ellis, and Franz. Schneider, a:
| Market Masters bonds were scvcrally ap
proved and ordered to be fled. IN
Thos. McAvoy presented petition which
was granted. r,5, - ...ge.r ~
The Council adjourned till next Saturda,
night.
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NOTICE.

4, the undersigned. having sold TO +.
), THAYER and JouN H. MoNEELY, the
: divided two-thirds of the Evansville
,urnal'' Printing Establishment, which
i'll hereafter be conducted by them and
..yself under the name and style Of the
Evansville Journal Compahy." i take
ie entire charge and management OF the
ditorial Department, and all communica-
ons of correspondents will be addressed
, me. Messrs. +. NJ. Thayer and John
I. McNeely will have the entire charge
nd management Of the business and
financial matters Of the Office, and will
.tiend to all matters appertaining thereto,
All letters having reference TO the bust.
ness Of the Office will be addressed 10 the
Evansville Journal Company.
+. Y. CARLfLE.
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majority OF the votes cast be for Proposition
accepted the President oftbe United States
as soon as the fact is duly made known TO
him, shall announce the sanc by proclama-
ton, and thereafter, and without any further
proceedings on the part of Congress, the al
mission of the State Of X ansas INTO the Union,
upor an equal footing with the original states
in all respects whatever, shall DC eonPieteo
and absolute, and said State shall be entitled
70 one men, Der in the House of Representa-
lives in the Congress Of the United states I'M
t,J the next censas be taken by the Federal
Government. But, should majority or the
votes cast be tor ...Propositicn rejected," it
shall be deemed aud held that the people Of
Kansas do not desire admission into the
Union with Said Constitution, under the con-
.ition. set forth in said proposition; and in
that event, the people Of said Territory are
hereby authorized AID empowered to form
tor themselves n Constitution and State
government, by the name OF the State Of Kan
sas, according to the Federal Constitution,
and may elect delegates for that purpose
whenever, and not before, it 10 ascertained by
census duly and legally taken, that the pop
ulation of said territory equals or exceeds the
ratio Of representation required for mem
Der OF the House of Representatives of tho
Congress of the United States; and whenever
thereafter such delegates shall assemble IN
convention, they shall frst determine by ,
vote whether it is the wish Of the people o
the proposed State to be admitted into tn
Union at that time; and il so shall proceed T.
form constitution, and take all necessar.
steps for the establishment OF n State govern
ment, in conformity with the Federal Con
stitution, subject to such limitations and re
strictions AS to the mode aud manner Of it
approval or ratification by the people Of tn
proposed State as they may have prcscribe'
| by law. and shall be entitled to admission in
| to the Union as u State under such constitu
ton, thus fairly and legally made, with o
without slavery, as said constitution may pre-
l ho
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Does any Of our Hish Livers ever eattco much
dinaer! II any OF reaiers have cooks who tempt
their appetite little to far. will tela secret that will
lead them to the enjoymentof their dinners without
visit from that equity old s, ntlemap Dyspepsia Take
A DOSE or DR. SAspyoRJ's 1NvIGoRAroR ArrrR
EATIso, AND roU WILL NEv gR BIZ TROUBLED WITH
ISDIGEsTIoS; but on the contrary, before the next
meal time approachesthe Appetite will be sharpened TO
appreciate any kind Of food. II the food rises or
sours, the Invgoraor will fix the matter at for
there is something in It that tn the preston of
FRIEND will let man eat gravel stones, aud take the
Invgoraior and they will digest We have tried IL in
double doses, or two occasicns, for sick head
ache, and it acts like charm. q" b.. n 90 g
What want to say to our readers young or old, is
fanything ails you, 60 without delay and get bcttls
OF Dr. SANDvoRps lNyIGoRAroR, and If it dont cure
come and tell US, for we want to person that
will not benefit. (See Advertisemeut.)
marJO-dN rim 30 -ar..
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Hostetter.-Three bottles OF Hostetter's vegets
BILE stomach Bitters will cure the Dyspepsia; one
bottle will create an appetite, force of the impure
bile, purify tho blood and iavigorate the system;
two bottles viii cure the worst form OF Liver Com
plant; one bottle will disspste that weakness at the
pit OF the stomach, give color to the ceuntenance, i'm
part tone and strength to the stem, and lend cheer
fulness to the mind. Every family should have
Hosteers celebrated Stomach Biiters. No article !.
80 peculiarly adapted to the depressing effects Of
our climate. Sold BY Druggists and dealers gene.
rally. rtt.f ap2s-1v
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Dyspepsia aud Fits.-DR. TRACY DELORME,
the great Of Consumption, wss for several years
badly afflicted with Dyspepsia that for part OF the
time he was confined TO his bed. He was eventually
cured by prescription furnished him by young clair
voyant girl. This prescription, given b. amere child
while in state Of trance, has cured everybody who
has taken it, never having failed once. It'll equally
sure in cases of FITS Of DYSPEPSIA. The ngre-
dents may be found in any drug store. will send
this valuable prescription to any person the eip
Of one stamp to pay postage. -
Address, %: DR.. TRACY DELoRM
Great Curer Of Consumption,
api -d& win New York Post Office.
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The FRosT.-On Saturday night last,
snow fell in Indianapolis sufficient to
whiten the ground. On Sunday morn.
ing ice was formed quarter Ofan inch
thick, and the roofs and fences were GOV.
cred with frost. The Terre Hautc pa
pers of Wednesday morning says:
For the past two or three mornings we
have had heavy frosts and plenty Of ice,
which have played smash with the tender
leaves and buds. and we are fearful that all
the fruit has been killed. 1t is hardly posi-
bic that the fruit can stand such cold weather
as we are now having.
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Late Discoveries in Pathology snow that rCny

Late Discoveries In Pathology snow that vciy
many Of the On ases which aftiict mankind from
impurity Of the 'ood. This has long been suspected
but is only lately known. In consumption, tubercles
are found tn be sedmentary deposit from the blood.
Dropsy Gout, Cancer Ulcers Eruptons, all arise
In disordered deposits from the blood. Bilious dis.
eases and fevers caused solely by its deranged
healthy stte and even the decline Of fef ollows the
want Of vitality in the blood In view Of these facts
DIR. Aver designed his CATHARTIc PILLS especially
purify and invgorate tn ood. and hence we believe
to arise its unparalleled success in controlling disease
l-IMedicaf JournalS t +tt. mr3i dSwlm
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Mexican slu..ane hn,ment.- rom rich ,

Mexican Mustang Lsniment.- rom rich and
poor, bond and free; all co!ors, grades and conditions
of life, We hear the same need OF praise awarded this
wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains relieved,
lives saved, valuable animals made useful, and un-
told ills assuaged by this great medicine which
prising to the judgment of man. What family does
not require standard Liniment. Who ever heard of
the same effects produced by any other articies For
Gus, Bruises, sprains, Rheumatism. Swelings,
Strained Horses, &c 1t has no equal BEwARE OF
INVITATIONS, The genuine Mustang Liniment is sold
by all respectable Druggists and Livery Men in every
town, parish and hamlet throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands OF the Ocean. Buy
at Beware Of any other 'Brage g Liniment' Ii
Is base imitation. y.fl ---f-,.s.,
,......- BARNES 4 PARK,