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The Enchanted Salve story which Cervantes
puts into the mouth of Don Quixotc was
doubtless intended as II satire upon the ex-
trOyagant pretensions and miserable failure
of the physicians of that day. But the ic-
tions of one age sometimes become the facts
of another, and could Coryautes revisit the
earth he would see many of the cures roni-
cally attributed to Don Quxote's nostrum,
actually accomplished by lIolloways Oint-
mont The magic of science has shamed the
legends Of nccromancy, in the henefcent ef-
lects Of the remedies introduced by that dis
tingushed man.
EXrayagant culogy is "not in our way;
but there is Il difference between nattery and
simple justice. II has happened that in sew
crnl instances we have witnessed the effect of
llolloway.s Ointment upon external diseases
That it will cure crysipelas, snlt rhenm and
yirulent, deep-seatcd ulcers, we can testify
from facts that have come under oar own OBJ
scryotion, and if faith is to he placed in the
conscntancous declarations of the thousands
and tens Of thousands who have tested its
properties in this country and throughout the
world, there can be no dOubtthOt il is speci-
hc-lOr scrOluln and cancer. The late war in
Europe afforded grand opportunity to as
certain its value as u dressing for flesh
wounds, fractures and contusons, and it np-
pears from the published official reporters Of
! the army surgeons, that is application in
such cases was followed by very remaI kable
results. The pain and inflammation of the
parts rapidly subsidized, and healthlul reac,
tion ensued. Injuries for which the ordinary
receips were the tourniquet, the saw and
| the ampututng knife, were cured without diff
! iculty by the use Of this powerful recupcr-
ant,
| Probably no class of our countrymen better
understand the value of llolloways Ointment
than the denizens of the far west 1t is in
! fact their "salye for every sorc,' whether oc-
casoned by accident or the result Of Hardship
anc exposure The Southern planters regard
| tas an indispensable item n their plantation
disponsaries and use it almost universally as
remedy for the erupUons and glandulai
! Diseases so common their negroes, In New
| England, where inventions and discoveries
are generally at the outset looked upon witt
disuust thesOintment has attained an ex-
trnordnnry degree Of popularity, and the de-
mand for it in the States Of New York, and
Pennsylvania has been quadrupled within
three years. In fact, il has no rival in pub
lie esteem among the remedies of the age, i
has no rival in public esteem among thl
remedies Of the age, if we expect the celebrnt
| ed pills for internal diseases introduced by
| its world renowned inventor
Ip The olden time, the law awarded to every
Roman who saved the life Of fellow either
Of a civic crown. II The moderns had perpet
uated the custom, llolloway's Regalia woulC
lby this timo have been the eighth wonder o
H., "a IN. q. "CrGSceaL'
: iIt WOIIut.
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~ Be NOT STIFF NECKED, AND REJECT NOT
WHAT ExPER1El oE rEAcHEs.-Fevers sore mroets,
rheumatism dropses bilious affections, headaches
affections Of the ch aud bowels boh of costtve
aud dyenterc oharac en- aud all the malodes Of women
and children have been cured by the use Of Brandretn
Pills To you that have paid two millions OF dollars
make this nth known is Of itself Astounding faci
ani yet never was word spoken. Aud what is the
RESULT Way 'ha' about three million persons In tho Uni
ted sta os partially believe In their fcaoy, have
general idea Of the benefits b. derived purgation u
sic But what field for philanthropy What mill
lions remain 20 be converted And let say that this
Knowledge second only to Christianity in the benefits it
is capable Of conferng mankini Lot medical
persuade you that Brandrets Pills quack remedy
1t is such thing What sell you for two shiugs these
c5uldn supply for dollar My herbs AMI extracts
all prepared ia my laboratory where steam engine
of hundred and orty horse employed eIolu
vely FOR this purpose besides extensive waterpower
Iu using these Pills you risk nothing they have been
used by millions; 50 that should you teel disposed to
take sly dose you wioe able certainly to live through
the operation; and you may have the laugh your side
when the docortos you that he hit your exactly with
that last msdcne. Gu on in the of the Pis They
will cure you without hurting your teeth or gums and in
every way Improve your health.
eold at No. 29i Canal st eet B-antreths Building by
S, Gar lneT M. 22O Superior street Cleveland srd
R. Wheden, Hudson, aad all respectable dealers in
medicine my2umdsw
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PTKE,s pRAK NrNYs-

ST, LOUIS, May %.
A private letter dated Pacific City, Iowa,
states that report had just reached that place
that party Of starting Pixies Peak Emigrants
attacked aud captured two outward bound
trains near Afalin's Blah, During the melee
D. G. Oakes. conductor of trains, was killed,
and Mr. Griffith, newly appointed Post Master
of Auraria, en- route to take charge of his
office, was hung by desperadoes.
The New Mexican mail, with dates to the I'd
reached Independence last night
The overland mails from Stockton for Feb.
ru0ry and march, arrived at Santa Fe the lst-
were driven back crossing the Colorado by a
party Of Mohave Indians.
A letter dated Fort Yuma, May 4th, informs
the Republican that Col. Hoffman had conclud-
ed treaty with the Mohave Indians.
The Overland and California mall with dates
to the gath ult., arrived last night
The Oregon State Democratic Convention
nominated Lansing Stout for Congress.
The Republicans nominated David Logan.
All American residents of Hermiossia Sono.
ra, have been ordered to leave under penalty of
death, No cause assigned for the sudden hos.
tilty.
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N THE victim Of Liver Compaint win discover
IMPoRTANT 10 FEMALEs.
do. Oheesemnn,s PIIIs.

he combination Of ingredients Ia these pills is the re-
splt of long aud extensive practice They mild in
er operaou and ceduiu in correcting an irregularities,
, cu Meusiruations removing an o6siructionS wheth-
from cold or otherwise headache, pain In the side, pal
,,,on az tho heart whites, ull nervous affections hyf-
cries latisus pain in the back and limbs &c disturbed
. eco. which arise from interruption ofnature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
tls commencement Of a new ia the treatment Of
irregularities and obst-uotions which have consigned
y thousan Is Of the young, tie beautiful and the be-
- "a a PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
~ an unless she is regular, and Whenever 40 obstruction
,,l.ss place tho general health begins 20 decline
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
- the most en- ctual remedy known for All eom-
-, rscuar Fcmalfs To All classes they aro tnyal-
p i5du-iaJ uit certainty, perioaio0l TsghaT1g lhey
ua" n tnlu-uule who have used them al dlusrehl
tlv a. nughuu tho Cluutry. htvluB the SANCTION oi
peI'.u-.1 ,4ireuf pgvsiciHng ga America
t Jrer0ns Ef1iiHg BhfH aud phtn tteg St0Hd hN
,I6 eacn Box-iha Prlee One Doiar each bor, con-
tsiaiH5 40 Pib. A., ,obs had foe ofthe AGENTS Pin,
E .I .srguigflt by ~le osins pflee 10 the General
1'a'"' Al. 10 HUfCnlht'5i Seneial Aeenlt
" M IG5 Chambers S., Now York.
~ ~ unnSN'n1' " apfsds w6lnzd
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wAsHINGTON mATTERs.

AehlNoIoNt nluy Sd
Application has been made TO our Govern.
ment in behalfof Dr. King, who was recently
convicted at Coburg, O. W, of poisoning his
wife, and is nov awaiting mis- execution. II
is alleged that he was illegally arrested within
the limits Of the United States, and it is proba-
bic that a demand will be made upon the Bri
tsh Government for redress for this infraction
Of existing treaties,
The Times correspondent has the highest
authority for stating that the reported conver.
sation of N. de Sartiges with certain members
Of Congress on the subject Of the right Of search
has been seriously mistated. The conversation
was purely informal, and the remarks Of NJ. de
Sartiges were simply to the effect that war
would doubtless open a wider field for Ameri.
can shipping in the Mediterranean, but lhat
our ship mosteTa must be careful not 10 forget
the doctrine now established that the neutral
flag shall cover the goods, does not invalidats
the necessary war privilege Of searching for
contraband Of war
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AKRIYAL

New YORK, May 20
The City Of Baltimore reached her dock at
8 o'clock this morning, with 800 passengers.
The number of volunteers to the English
navy, offered at Woolwich, number $50 daily
1t is stated confdentially in London Clubs,
that immediate ly on the meetngof Parliament,
Palmerston will move and Russell will second
vote of censure on the Ministry for having
Dissolved Parliament under critical circum-
stances
The Monteur Beige gives notice that Bel
gian subjects who may attempt privotcerlng or
"at contrary to the duties OF neutrality will bo
treat, 4 aa pirates abroad and liable to prosecu-
Kan no r, l0ian tribunals
Mrs shenda.n Muspratt sister OF Charlotte
Cpshman, died at Liverpool on the 10th.
LoNDoN, 10Th, Noon --Consols firm vi ga
02 I-5. Bot very little doing French funds
improved upon higher quotations from PARIS
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WumNGToN, Del, May 80
In the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church to day the annual report Of the Church
Extension Committee was read The receipts
arc 10 per cent in advance of last year. Its
field of operations is daily widening and in
creased contributions are required Reports Of
the correspondence with foreign bodies, includ.
ing letter from the Evangelical Churches of
France were read
Rev Mr. Perkins from the Association of
Massachusetts, made an address ia an excellent
spirit. An overture from the churches in Ken
tucky desiring to resume their connection, was
referred
Rev. Justin Perkins, Missionary from Per-
sia, delivered an address.
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FROM BOSTON

BosroN, May %.
After long rain the weather has cleared up
genially, and the indications are favorable Tor
an unusually large attendance at tho anniyer
sary meeting this week
At the business meeting Of the Peace Society
this afternoon, Rev Francis Wayland, ID. ID
L. L. d., was elected President in place of
Hon W, jay, deceased, and the other old Off
GERS were generally chosen.
The Treasurors report shows the receipts
during last year to be S4 7s3, 49, and expenses
S46i9,43, leaving a balance in the treasury of
only Sl63,35
This Society has issued during the year about
l2OO0,OOO OF tract pages
This evenings public meeting was held at
Park Street Church. when Rev Geo. b. Cheev
er pronounced an eloquent eulogy on the late
President.
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Board of observation-disclosures Meeting.
All the members present except Mr., Payne,
Minutes Of last meeting read aud approved.
The Special Committee in reference to the com.
muncation of Mr.. Ford reported adversely to it.
Adopted
The Report of the Committee in reference to the
appointment of a teacher of music in the Central
High School, was adopted They recommended
no appointment being made during the present
term, as IL Is now so near the close of the school
year.
Monthly report of the Superintendent was re-
| ceiyed and placed on file.
Resolutions offered by by Hoges that the Com.
mttee on Repairs and Supplies be desired to re-
pair the locks on the East st. Clair Street School
Gates. Adopted,
The Committee on Text Books were granted
further time to make up this report
A motion was offered authorizing the Superln.
tendent to offer Mr.. Ford the privilege Of conlin.
ung a Principal Of the Rockwell Street School
for the remainder Of the term at the rate OF $500
per annum, providing be saw Gt to accept it,
Adopted
Mr. Bradburn moved that the superiutend ent be
authorized to secure another teacher, providing
Mr. Ford declined to accept Adopted.
Mr. Payne moved that a lad named Dickson,
who had previously been admitted to the High
School, and has been absent two weeks, be allowed
to attend again on payment Of tuition fines Adopt.
ed.
Mr.. Stanley moved that the Committee on Text
Books be requested to report In regard to change
Of text books at the text meeting. Carried
Principal Of High School requested that he be
allowed to change the programme Of exercises of
the High School as to allow minutes each half
day for gymastc exercises, should such exercises
be deemed proper.
On motion the request was granted,
Mr. Bradburn offered resolution 10 Iaow. the
st., School Lost
Board then adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-24

TRF KiDNApprRs AT ELYRfA A prominent
gentleman ofthis city, who rode iasl week through
Columbus on the cars with Jennings and Mitchell
on their return to Kentucky talked with them
about their fare and comfort at Elyrla compared
with Cleveland. Jennings frankly said that he
Jared better at Elyria than he did in this city 80
Mitchell also Jared as well with one exception. -
at Blyria he had no whiskey In Cleveland he had
enough Of IT, lie said that during Bacon's
stay Of Eve weeks In this city he spent $40 for
whiskey. and that be [Mitchelll spent SIS for
whiskey and $3.50 for other things lie said he
tried forty different places to End the genuine art
Gle out found only one place in the whole city
where he could get therea Bourbon suited to their
tastes The two had bottle Of whiskey on board
the train to which they often applied for consola.
ton
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Ez9-Ir is seldom thlt We noti0e anythinl

ID IT Is sUIuOIn WllG VIC HVIIOO "'J VII'''6
IA the medical line would now unless we could
be convinced that doing cur duty as JOURNALIST
In recommending 10 the public, Dr. HosFE lIERS 3
CELEBRATED BITTERs, for the cuio Of that most ter
roe and fatal Of all diseases AMI Ague From our
own exuerenco with this valuable specific we can safely
say that for Diseases Of the above nature E stands with
out rival Its timely assistance has saved many fellow
beng from premature grave Every day near OF II
ouqueiug the worst Of Fever aud Aguo. To those
WIN the least afflicted with any Of the complEnts
arsiug from reguautg of the digestive organs nothing
can be m re beneficial than those biters We chserful
recommend them the thousands IN this State who
suffering the most ngiu certain for their
ills Try them aud be convinced of their many excellent
qualities.
nnl laalera GanRrnllY eNnrKMhnTa
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~ NIGHTS REPoRr
FROM NEW YORIx.

Nsw YoRE, May 30
A detachment Of U S. troops, accompanied
by 0 or ~ officers, left this city this evening
for Camp Floyd, Dab
Mr.Bigeow, Of the Evening Post writing
from Paris, intimates that the Emperor's de.
lay in leaving Paris was owing to the discovery
OF combination among the disa1ected Orlean.
lists in the greater St. Germaiu, to make trou.
bic in Paris during his absence
Generals Changarnier and Lamoriciceu are
said to have been in the combination
The Emperor was made aware of their
schemes but made no arrest for the obvious
reasons that he did not want the affair to get
wind IN Austria. lie, however, let the con.
spirators know that he was aware of their oper.
atons, aud for greater security recalled the
Duke Of Malakoif from London and placed him
at the head Of the home force, consisting of
200, 900 men
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ERnNI MTAn

Private advces from Utah indicate further
serious trouble in that Territory. The differ
ences so long existing between the Executive
and Judiciary are about to result in a collision
between the United States troops under Gen.
Johnston, and the Mormon military under Gen
Wellsj 5000 of the latter having been called
cut by Gov, Cummings to protect the citizens
from what he deems the usurpation OF author-
ty on the part of Judges and Military
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FROM NEW YORIS.

NEW DIRK, May ~.
The Police were informed yesterday that
counterfeit ten dollar bills on the Marine Bank
of Buffalo were in circulation.
The commercial adyices from our Liverpool
agent by the Vanderbilt, show that there was
an important omission in the dispatch OF the
City of Baltimore news from Cape Race, name.
ly that -four had declined 7o0d per cent al
The quotation published, viz llal4s 6d werc
correct, and would have indicated a decline oi
themselves
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BILLIBUsTERs.
Nh n

Tehuantepec adyices OF the l4th received
by the Coatzacoacos state that the passengers
by the steamship Oregon which form the con
neKiou between Ventosa and Acapulco report
that Gen. Walker and 800 men were on board
the Vanderbilt steamship Orzlna which arriv-
Rl at Acapulco from San Francisco. Their in
tentioRs were unknown, but il was supposed
they were bound for Southern Mexico,
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Board of observation-disclosures Meeting.

Cleveland, Mays 1859
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MURDER.

BURLINGTON, Vt, May %.
In this village, late on Saturday night, John
Mexican was called to his door by three row.
dies named Peter Mcdonald, John Bayne and
Thomas Kelly, when Mcdonald stabbed him to
the heart The murderer was arrested last night.
Mexican was native Of Hinesville ~ II +,
highly respected, thirty five years old, and
leaves a wife and two chiIdren
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In Town rivals at the ANoIER
Ilst night 4 W. D. CooKE or the
State Jour ~ YTHE. State School Com.
missioner, r. Base Chairman Of State Gem
trail Committee, W +. CoGGEsHALL, J.. H. RICE,
GEo, +. O'HARRA aud -- DAY, all Of Columbus.
Gov. s. p CHAsE will probably arrive this moru
ing Hon, ]. r. GpDNos also arrived in town
last night. Large delegations will arrive over all
the roads this morning
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nnARn nr rnRnIGN nLIssInNs.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 23.
The report of the Board of Foreign Missions
was read
Rev. Mr.. Speer, returned Missi ,rarv from
China, spoke of the civilizat on OF the Chinese,
their atlainments in Science and plo. ress in
agriculture.
The remainder Of tho day was spent in dis.
cussing the report Of the Committee in re- ard
to tue transfer Of the Western theological
Seminary
A resolution was adopted to receive tho
Seminary under the especial patronage OF the
General Assembly
The point of location was then discussed but
without concluding adjourned
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UNEQUALED
r0eaeaqr and estorer Of ya.l or inert functions
,ps 1crsiTs as N stimulates tne n ives To ihe natua
wors aud wi mo- produce reaction no matter how SUD-
is also Grand Tonic aad will Civ relief in Dysp -
lth the is dose, brief perslstD nee IN It's use
renuvae sOmach to degree Of pc fleet health, and
TRs aSed sGond be- certain to make Hu, ohues Life Er-
haraut household god luusmuCh as It Vlll render them
ys"9srag IN tic Gays of thor ursiae 10y it not only
e1Hioratas but slre giens ana IS really an 10 alp4oe
con ltO OfsorvuB hy suflbuse msvrt me or Iulnary
any h hls superb Ekhrurant wall remove the
''JG cb s' Tie Eyn arant should used by all per
sous Shl ave dsordeed nerves stomach iyer muscular
pounded roo hurm powe u simples, and contains
moi q grain or unm 9 mineral sunstanca. u lis,or u,
Hutchmg E1h Harant tho realization OF their hopes OF ma
RUS Tomakab and p9aggroeGh26lS prgRaroiS9 tie , Is for
sa e0y tho Propue or - 'I M M he @ S6drSgs
Cd 10 hun Sent by Hlre ey whe59 9Ha isIss M
81; SIX hotties lr S. a1lI by w " tLShE GEelIHu
E1Y- Hutchlngs' Lite Ex 'ilarant Is a reluve
Of unlpp oaouaolg and mnu able exec foI
al Ne yous diseases no lg,tor H@w so e9rs rop c-
erug inWe ynr, stomach or btn4 ~ mlsSl99
s t stow streng u, vuuty. aud pll seal abihy Sod
q Wm Flske Cleveland ---
HUrCHINGs LIFE ExHnARANT - One dose
Will remove the dlsugreeuble aud dres sing tnecoS ol
Wind "rf tuleuco aud M moment HE sto n9ci fseeiysf
che iuvifort effects The dist cssng load a. a paih9
feels vi be rem we'd, Sodhy VIM flsl e. e -leEe.an9
HUTcHNGs LIE ExHILARANT. - l. aides OF
Life Eyhiuan IL Will make strong healthy ana h1p
py remove all oastructions and TeBnauues from tle
orgunF, and restoe The bloom OF heaIh 20 lo
sick and wasod oare-wom face sold by Wm' flsSe'
cleveland.
~ Hutchngs' Lille EKharant Is quick and
eectua curing the worst aud most aggravated cases OF
dyspepsia Kdasy Complaints Urd all other delansemens
Of umlch and bowels uud VIII revive thr maanchoy
aud dsnolng suluts immedl teiy The Feeble nervous
aud srkIy -uauld y IL. Sold ~ VIM Llsko, Gleyolnnd
EEg The aged can have health renewed by
IIuchu1si Lilo EKh4Taut, which is uialhuo as feiu,
yeuau. and will restore wasted strength with magleai
pramuutss and wonderful pemauence For old aud Zee
Ole persons has not s equal sold by Mm tlske teNe-
land
C1}- The victim Of Liver Complaint will discover
An Hutchu~s Life EIhaunt grand pa ucea, unequlled
for Immediate aud permanent ehrc la hls com
niaut It likewise renders the mud can and chrerul
siys,ute. aud Tes strength with magic qWckness
Sol hv Vim F'ske Cleveland.
T-35 The nervous will find Hutchings' Lille
,iatD sure remedy for oil their sut"lng' aud per-
son Who from the niudicpus use of liquors hbye become
siCc aud their sVtte us snulieiel hh9 consul
Cutiuus br X en- dawu sod by VIM Fske, Cleytlsnd
gSiy" Tue weak viii receive new strength rom
"A mudrrate use o. that excelcu HulCtinss Lte t1hll-
yunt n Is healthlulm ul its oHeatims A. on llNso
ant % has reuyenatint the eth ana wear ~ Nh
wonderful erly and permanent enaft, soid Dy VIM
la
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One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DR. GIBSON.

Professor OF Medicine aud ElectrOpathy,
Al AS CONCLUDED TO PER-
- MANENTLS iogato in Cleveland, aud has remov-
ID ds'seg roE link srseJto he vest side onIario
,l~@ 'N"r ilooh Co.'S Grocory suru, block from
rhounme6ao success Of Dr. GIBSON in The treatment
W. Hlnc ls'Wea lus' ihes him IN announcing 10 the siCk
No Chargc tor SerBicCs iohich are not successful
reuun o" tu opinion which VIII bn giyon when the pa
lon, % hts GNmiued, Ia The tIlawng dstusts; iiyor
bisonlov, nunor Debility, Nervous Cons ION ,sih,
uui liuthll Obstinate GuuEu, n0nlu ss Goodness OF
Danoa Iumrrcs- - or Nry6,is HepdSe6g iii p,,g 5us
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Sslsd il.a 4 SrVS5t S & &9otpa'Sh s,t Rheum
pA elW go any pA llcuu IA tho world no equal his
.9'Cph ~ ,honlms WAITE Sw"niugl Wi herod Limbs
0l from disease eft tic npuc nerve t. aed Ama0ress
,tao tao u,'lH on mouth LnucoIhma aud other diseases
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
Whn I"'o nrdom ot never hoou cured treated
Wh decree 9l certain y, amounting 20 math-
session D6lne Sufoung of Tho Hrun disc tes which
snlu'rn ef Hrc attend whu melancholy stute mind,
ytnrnuHo m idiocy insauily ot suitido. nr, GIBSON
WI lg,,l slmmCasa OF iulmo 20 remove any The last
ou give, viii ho sum lont ruantv To the thousands who
ptlu'aN fcro ter health or toooiyc handsome pre-
rloul be sycn at his fiou In various STAGES Of
a1nWocuuc, who have been O. uttd by an csses o med
cal muu without sururss.
nr a woud STATE tha ho possesaes the only reliable
'''c'i4F the luoat op of dlsoaues-hO oau immedi,
"'eeise seat Of NJ pain or disease IN the
"oseht himself tr o1amina-
es9 a... p gom, s9, qassp ,,,,Y - daily Sun, 5s
a 'i oit@igg @ HogRs-9 "a aud 40 o'elo..
= wv ~ Won ngs rbIa
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SUICIDE.

MIDDLETowN, Ct, May %
Mrs. Edward Ferree committed suicide yes
terday morning by cutting her throat from ear
to ear with razor. She had been detected
and melancholy for some time and is supposed
to have been deranged