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Smyrna times., 1859-08-25
From The Buffalo Courier. August Is.
III. Blondin at Niagara Falls,

HE CARRIES MAN SAFELY ACROSS.
[rooaoly the largest crowd that ever assem-.
oieu at niagara Falls was present there vester.
udy 10 witness Mons. BlondIn cross the Niaoara
iNer upon his rope, carrying a man upon his
Auout - O'Clock, NJ. Blondn entered the in.
o"sure ana proceeded to the end of the rome on
the American side. lie was dressed. as on for.
Iher occasions, in silk tights, bare headed. and
nad on his feet rough dressed buckskin shoes
IN few minutes after his arrival he ascended
the rope with his balancing pole, and started to
CROSS the river alone. Before leaving he tied
Pad OF papers around his waist. After pro-
ceedlng about one hundred feet he stopned
swung one foot and then the other and then
waking along fifteen or twenty feet stopped
anu stoou upon his head-his head resting on
'ne balancing pole, which lay across the rope.
'io eilus supported upon the guy ropes. lie
'"en Ia" a!ohg the rope, stood upon his head,
Sa' uo"h, tGrned somersaults backward and for
ward' aud proceeded to the middle of the river.
where there are no guys. He here laid down
on the rope on his back at full length, stood on
Ills head, laid his balance pUle across the rome
aud stood upon 1t with the other foot, his hands
lying by his side.
lie then passed along the rope to where the
guys on the Canada side were fastened. and
l.
Iald down his balancing pole.
M. BlondIn occupied something over half an
hour IN crossing, most of the time being spent
IN his performances on the rope He remained
upon the Canada side to rest and refresh him.
sell some fifteen or twenty minutes, and auain
appeared upon the rope. This time he had his
agent, Mr.. Henry Colcord, a man WEIGHING
about one hundred and thirty-six pounds. upon
his back, and his balancing pole in his hands.
lie proceeded down the rope very slowly and
cautiously, as lfteelng every step, until he was
about hundred feet from the Canada side
when Mr.. COcord dsmounted and stood upon
the rope immediately behind NJ. Bondn =
lhcy here remained to rest probably three or
four minutes, when Mr.. Colcord again mounted
and N. BIondin proceeded, still walking very
sIo" ly and stopping occasionally to balance
himself. They stopped five minutes in cross.
ing, and each time Mr.. Colcord dismounted.
and again resumed his position. lie had his
arms around Blondln's neck, and his legs rested
on the balancing pole. He was in his shirt
sleeves, and wore straw hat About TWENTY
live minutes were occupied in ACCOMPLISHING
the hrst half of the rope, and the ba lance in
twenty, making forty-two minutes from bank
to bank.
For some seconds before the American shore
was reached, the crowds gathered round the
end OF the rope became very noisy, and a good
deal OF excitement prevailed, and when he
reached the staging on this side safely the vast
crowd shouted with the greatest enthusiasm.
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A Dress Shoe for the Ladies'

mere eNisls no doubt, different opinions as TO whaI
constitutes ladys Dress Shoe or Boot Manv foncv
the morocco 6aIIcr or Boot To be prctllest.
the Jenny Lind Boot or Iskin: oihprs Tho bnC i,
the supper, &c. Experience has tau. lI me the Ernnr
l'N''S N'Iter Is considered the most perfect Dress
shoe lady wears, aud has been the IeaduI Drcss
Shoe among thc most iaShnnahe circles for Years S
TAR us neat loot Is concerned am IN hetof c tho
'aileS' rms summer the fancy y-cOl0red Galters in
p"lht OF numbers, will be worn Us a Dress Shoe far
more thah many other kinds of shoes put toOetb.r
As To The leading CnlorS that will be war, ,, ,o
nlors' Doth dark and light well as the dark ashes
OF roses wIlliakc the lead Yet there is no ,ne cnr
thal VIII be Considered directly taking h IaaL ~
fashion ilIs well known fact that a ady's Caller
wheh made 0i good Lasting, aud properly mn t,oclh
81, Will ou'-"edr amy other knd of Dress Shoe and
Is 'ie cheape1I ia the long run. have now ON hand
hastings OF all kinds, and various cours | hovc n
card OF one hundred and forty different colors and
shades oi colors OF French and English lasting open
now i"r tue inspection of the ladies' and iroIa this
assortment oi cOors lady cannot helm getting ouv
color she may wish to snatch her dress 4 Iso ,o0oni
brotZe-cOlored InorOc.O made up in ahundance-o
PTey shnc' ana yet neat fitting easy shoe is 10 be
praised; for how often has it been said in INV heor,ng
81 have sore corns on my feet and by the ladies' in
most cases. Nine ladies' out Of every ten before the
age OF 2l from the most reasonable calculation hnva
their Ieet suffering from cOrns Such really the
act and what Is the of this? How often is IL
he case with the gentlemen. we'll the ladies' =
nay get palr OF shoes, wear them; apparently they
t anu tue rsI thing They know corn or cOrnS are on
The feet The fault Of this surely il mn in the fat
nut IS IN the cut of the shoe As an instance son
can have PAIR OF shoes that will lit well from allan
Pearahce ana yet, come TO wear IT, some parts of The
Shoe are 100 large and set loose the foot and other
parts are SO tight as TO make cOrns and bnnions which
Is not The fault OF the foot, but the fault of the
ker As an instance pair Of boots or shoes that arc
property cut and put together, will set smooth and
look well to the eye, upon the foot. TLev vii u",
ring and twist Opsled after being worn lew times
lnd furthermore, will not create cOrns on the foot !,
nose VINO nave tender feet and corns. and buni0ns
%i.n gvI % US 2 call we will soon convince them how
hoc VIII not create corns. and yet look well oh the
DOL Can at tLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store No.
~ west second street, Wilmington, Del.
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w The ladies at Saratoga, this season. are
much e addicted to painting. Not only those
from whose cheeks the roses of vouth have a.
ded, but bellies in their first or second season =
The rouge is laid on with heavy hand. AT
night, in the golden haze of ball room or so.
loon, the complexion is dazzling. But in the
morning! Then the face has a meloncholv
boiled look, cracked as ifby the untimelv FROST.
The brillancy is all gone.
VIRGINIA PoLITIcs.-An Opposition conven
tloh is to be held at Richmond, Va, on the It'll
day OF October, for the purpose Of taking coun.
sci together as to the future, and thoroughly
organizing the party in that State.
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CORRESP ONDENCE.
WruenJor The Smyrna Times.
Tne sabbath School Extension Cor
respondents Reviewed,

MR. EDITOR The corrcspon lence goinp on
an your Journal between a Methodist and an
Epscopallan, If can understand rightly, is a
mystery to most of your readers. They seem
to think 1t u one-sided affair-and verify, it is
tls, and nothing more. While thew see one
lighting under his own broad banner, publish.
sng 10 The world his clear convictions of right
and attaching his name boldly to the produc
tIon, fearless and free, as he ls they look with
pity and contempt upon his adyersary-"
Friend to Sabbath Schools who, concealed
In ambush, hurls his base insinuatons at plea.
sure, protected from harm by the precaution he
has taken ofnot revealing his own proper name
NOW, as tar as neatness, terseness and heaven
Iy flights are concerned, the anlbushed Squire
is pre-emnently the man; hut come to logic
clear and unvarnished, why, then, the gentle
man who is known to all has decided advap.
tage over his opponent. Furthermore o few
have their doubts as to the originality of the
ambushed Squire's prodGctons-csprcially the
last article. DO not lniUr icom this that | CON
slider it entirely stolen. No. no-the Original
sticks out very boldly, in wide, glaring contrast
to the borrowed part. Take notice for a few
seconds Of the folowing-a small portion o.
The plagiarism;
"VerIly, il in the holy hour the grim Turk rnlcs il
barbarc pOmp Oh the golden hill of ZION where david
worshIpped and Solomon walked in his glory-ir the
wild Arab pLces hts tent the shore OF (iahae and
The war-hOrse of the NlOslem feeds i'm the munger o
Belhlehem-who dare assure me that, ill generations
sOOnit0 come, the Goth and Namdai may be rOcke
an the old Puritan cradle and the owls of oil Night
DrOod anc nestle III the Eagles eyre!'
What contrast is here presented TO some oi
the Thoughts precedent and after this! Verify,
verify, your correspondent has committed a
grave error, which should be classified among
ahe meanest and most petty things in existence
10 gain his own selfish ends, he stoops TO the
most contemplate act of writer-borrowine
thoughts which his own crude mind could never
originate.
am member of no Church, but am prompt.
ed only by a spirit Of justice to write as have
and although its tenor is harsh, the public
should and will, no doubt, Ike into considera.
tlon that mild measures will not meet all cases.
especially the present one. If your ambushcd
Squire is innocent of the charge brou ght against
him. he should establish his innocence.
remain, in haste, yours respectfully,
DEMOsTHENEs.
Smyrna, Aug. 22d, 1850.
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Written for The Smyrna Tunes

''"t" JW He smyrna ItmcS
A doIO"Ous but graphic pielo of human ac
Jars. Nth lChich there as Il Larg e adAairiure 0f
truth an the generQtiSmS.- WISCONSIN CHIEF
All confidence is lost between man and man.
The bottom has fallen out of everything
Shrewd business managers are cheating God in
their professions and Il e devil in their bargains.
Ginger Is made out of mustard and coffee of
chIeory young hyson is raised in the cow-pas-
ture, and Young America in the dram shop ::
pure wines are made of poor whiskey, and Ha.
Vannas OF herbs. RascalIty has become a viz
tue, and rot-gut turned to vinegar. Legisa
tors are marked as merchants mark goods. and
the peoples funds absorbed by charitable pur-
poses. Governors are knocked off for $4,000
Legislators from $1,000 to $4,000; Rail-
road stock is down below zero. Caucusses are
packed" and young men clectioneer on the
Sabbath. Fairbanks scales have taken IN
swlnding, and old rats selling their tails to
spike cannon. Jewsharps are pamed off as
harps OF thousand strings, and Democrats as
genuine epublicans-spirts of Just men made
perfect. Sausages are adulIerated, and tempf.
ing links seem to wag in the most dogeed man.
her' our territory, as well as our crinoline, is |
definitely expanding. In future there is none
Truthful save horse jockeys; none patrioric.
save politicians, and none talented but those
VINO make on change Of grocery corner and
cheat out Of the needy what they give n tho
--o'u ANNoNy@ous
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ME RHEEa

{, IN FhIIaideIphla. on the l5th' inst, by Rev.
@oIo,non . llIgglns, Thomas MARIN, Of New
Philadelphia. u
In Dover, on the 10th inst by Rev. Dr.
Cook, MIR. JAMES L. HALL. to Miss CnrxrII,
BoGGs, both Of New Castle county.
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DIR. HAMPTON'S
Compound EAIsaTetic Pills

Are highly recommended by eminent physicians. as 4
sale certain, speedy and permanent cure for Gravel
STRUCTURES and all other diseases arrangement of the
bladder and Kidneys. Prce Fifty GEMS per box
Sent To any address free on receipt of price
Address DIR. }. II, HAMPTON y CO.
No 1Oo Spruce street, Philadelphia
Also, PfoprictOrs and Manufacturers of
Or. namptons Anil Rheumatic Mixture
~, hledIcaIed Cough Syrup,
The Great DcsideIalum or Hair i,eslorer.
aug2j, 50 .2m
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READ! READ! READ!
EscnWcm's Aromatic BaISam,

is Kennedy not TO be cxccled for the Relic and
Cure OF those maadIcs incident 10 The Sum
mer Season, VIZ:
Darrh0a, DysCn;crv. Cholera or Cholera NInrbus,
Vomiting, AcIdliy Of The Stumat h. etc
lis eXceient Carminaiive powers, pleasant taste and
soothing influence, renders II valuable rcmcd, ~
lnianIe diseases. peculiar 10 The second summer Iz
Cholera Iaianlum, etc. 1t has a reinvicarating and
tome influence on the system, allayng nfamarloA
where II exists III The stomach and howCs-ard ON
trial viii be found indispensable 20 the well beng Of
every family. 1t will be found as we'll adapted 10
Adults as Chi!dien. TRY TT.
Prepared only by A. ESENWEIN, Dispensing
Chemist, n. w. cor Ninth and POPLAR streets FhIla-
delphla. PRICE ~ cents per Bottle
. ~ Sold by J. z. IIoiltckcr, Smyrna; f. McnaIl,
Wilmington; Cowgirl n Son, Dover; j. B. Lyons "
Co. Lewes, and by Druggists and Storckecpcrs gene
rally may26.ly.lf
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Among the many rcstOralives which natuFe has sup
piled To relieve the affections o(hum,n,v ,hcr s mo-
more avorile for certain class of discos,s ,l,r
the ''mcdcimal gum OF the Wild Cherry Tree. bui
however valuable it is, It's power to heal To snollo To
relieve, ana 10 curc is enhanced len fold bv scientific
and Julcious ccmhiAaii IA with other ingredients. N
themselves Of equal worth. This happy mllslns ex
lists in that
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NEw KIND OF BREAD.--Take one quart corn
Raeal--poDr a sufficient quantity of boiling wa
ter over it to make a thick batter-then add
ose tablespoonful of lard, salt to suit the taste,
and three eggs. Then stir up we'll and drop
tablespoonful 10 separate places on griddle or
spider previously warmed. and lei them cook
bsawa. Yoa will fnd them excellent
Smyrna times., 1859-08-25

THE jews IN AMERIcA.-This ia the golden
age OF The Jews in America. they number
some two hundred and fifty thousand, who still
adhere to the faith of Abraham. They have
forty thousand in New York alone Two Sena.
tors and Tour Congressman are of the Jewish
faith, which shows the ancient political talent
OF the race. The Christian Jews do not nun.
Der more than three or four hundred, of whom
one hundred are studying for the ministry.
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Important TO NcmnIns-

DIX. CHEESEMAN'S PTLLS.-Tbe combi.
OF ingredients i'll these Pills are the result of n
ois uu offensive practice They are mild in their
1r PV', anu cerlaIn IN correcting all IrrcguInrI,es
I't l nic"SlrnalIonS, removing all obsiructions
"o'ei rom cold or Otherwise headache main iutLc
sue c paIP'ialIo of the heart, whites all nervuus nC
@ Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and bs
nature. W interrupted ol
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
me cohmenceI1e mt of new era in the treatment
VI 'iioSc irregularities and Obsrucons which have
cohS@hGu so many tho Islands of The vonup. The hrnu
lliIl ana lhe beloved 10 a Premature Grave No lr
male can ENJOY good health unless she is regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins 10 decline F ''' s"ol"l
DIN; CiEFt FtSEMANS PILLS are the most eiTcctuoI
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to Fr
males 10 all classes they are invaluable inducin@
"l'h certainty, periodical regularity They are kn,m
10 uloS'hdS, who have used them at different perlos
tough""t The country, having the sanction of some
ol lhe most eminent PhysicIons IN America EypliciI
when, and when thew shouId moi Inc
used WIN each Box-lhe Price Uno Dollar each boy.
containing 10 Pills " N'
- A valuable Pamphlet To he had free Of tho Aocnts
ms Schl ny mail, promptly, by enclosing price To 1bc
General Agent Sold by JAMES r. IIOFFECKER.
0ihyFNa' ana by Druggists generally
Il. B. HU FCIllNCiS, General Aoent
"I'y Iu3 Chambers ST. New York
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a" IN ~, TIRE ii"P YARD STRUCK WITH LIGHT
NING.-The CoopersIown (Otsego Co. N "
FTeemaR'S journal Of July 2Slh, glvcs an ac-
count ofl'ghtnIng striking an eutIre hon ward
covering 81 acres, and nearly destroying 1t at
one HASH The vines being supported upon
strings attached TO wires that run from Dos,s
0a each side, and these connected by eros,
wires, when the electric discharge fell uDon a
corner post, which it shiyered, il ran over every
WIRE, and down nearly all OF the posts, as well
as down many Of the strings and the climbing
vines IN some instances tearing the roots out
ot the ground. aud tearing from the seventy.
elght posts that held the wires a wagon load of
klndllng wood. The striking was witnessed
by woman, who distinctly saw The flash az i:
came down upon the first post and flashed zp.
gag across the plot on the wires She describes
L. US magnificent though terrific sight.
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING, Of o1,LoI-,

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
S'y'Ss' and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
~; JONES q CO. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
hla. marks the lowest selling prrcc in pan, E'r
on each article. All Goods sold or made To order ore
warranted satisfactory, and our O4c Price system is
Slcliy adhered 10. We believe this 10 be the onIy
" WY Vi "culiilg' as hefrby all are reatcd alike.
oc28-ly G0t.EIorkrI ~ pt;i..Io,.l:
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fobl1ly li5 CLnnhrr. 4, AE',,' , W.,

ihE SicNLEa' fKIAL--rHM sipI:EolI OF Mir. GnAuAu
Mr. tiraham's opening speccl. for The defence , -
ii"'S'ry c"ri nrcupyIng nearly two DAYS in the de-
HN'ry' lie spoke at englh, dcniil. The. law of The
,'"'i ana giving ms views of Srrlpturll law. After
speaking several hours he made a brilliant ,rrnrat,
winch he finished with the f,lluwinr rcmarkablr
"oFuS; " ANA now, gentlemen Of The urv, have but
one Word more 10 say, and that Is HAT / trust thai
t{ "l! "i'i leave ms seat Al the adjournment of
lhe Court today, with firm determ nation 10 obto:n
an ms lrmenls at the BrowA Stone Clothinn Hail ot
k"ckhiil Wilson, Nos. GO3 and 6Oj CheslI,It street
above Sixth, phIladelphia
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NJ | CELLAN NEOUS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE New ATLANTIC CAp,r
I'VE" York. Aug. l9.-rhc Atlantic telegram
company have ISSUED an invitation to inyentors.
patenIees, and manufacturers of submarine ca.
Oies' to come forward soon as possible with
specimens and plans ofcables suitable for ocean
service to be submitted to the company for ex.
animation testing, and experiment.
Inc invitation extends TO all persons en-
gagged IN business, in whatever. country resi-.
din": the object being to get the very best ca.
bic that can be produced All communications
to be addressed 10 the Secretary of the Society,
George Saward, - Old Broad street, London
Smyrna times., 1859-08-25
lied

on the 18th inst, in Smyrna, SALLIE, Young
est daughter OF Jno. V. and Margaret 4. IIazeI
aged 20 months.
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BosroN, AprllIS. 1852

BosToN, Aprll Is, 1852.
=, r. - (NU. Is Union ST.
MT Seth w FOwle.-DEAR SIR:-Y0ur InyaInobIe
meulcihe' can truly say, has literally sualched me
from lhe gave. Last July was attacked bv a ,udden
Coid' winch resulted III very severe Cough with
violent PANS IN the Side and Chest | became so
much reduced that my friends frankly told me that |
must die Al tins crlss, heard of WisIar's Ialsam
oi VIA Cherry, and immediately sent lur a bottle =
nc eject produced was indeed wonderful NV pbv
scIall one "i the most respectable in Boston who had
previously t0d me that cure was hucless came IN
ana informed HIM what had taken lie examined
The balNih ana advised me 10 continue The use of H.
since which time have continued TO lmprove dalIv
ana the same physician who had CIV EN- me up teld me
lew days since, that might yet live manV wears
Respectfully, MARY ROWE
We can cheerlully testify 10 the truth Of the above
statement, Mrs Io%e having been an inmate of our
family, WILL An BENNETT
~ MARTHA BENNETT
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrap
per, ~ "P
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE & CO., Boston,
and l"r sale by }. +. liollC cker and f. Mansfield
smyrna; Il. W. SpIcer, LcIpsIc; J. L. IIcverIn ItIIr
Creek Landing james COwgIll(V Snnand d f. Burtnn
Dover; Thomas Simpson, Camden; james Cook. FREE
derica Jacob Y. Foulk and Il. f. ilammetslev. Nil.
ordi j. ii. y W. Il. VanGesel, Clark Corner and Inv
Dealers generally. Tiv1s I'm >
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Dr. NViStar'S EsaE<assa OF Wild
Cherry.

Whose value in curing Coughs. Colds Bronchitis
"ho"pns Congh, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary Alice
ton, aud ln''iponl Cunsumpiion is inestimabIe.
HOME TESTIMONY.
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ORIGINAL AMMONIATTD
SS1gSca' 4 fGOsVEEatc Os' E.:Tac.

Supper 4 ilOspElatc 0e' E.;Ine.
INlE subscriber has entered the eighth wear since
L he commenced the manufacture Of The Ammo.
mated super PhOs aate OF Lime which has been cy.
ensvely used and which has gwen more general sal.
lsi"ction i!an any oth.r Phosphate IN use HIS ar.
ran 'ehci Is are complete for cJmllnuIug the
tire, at the least possible cost OF hor and caring as
VIII entbr HIM 10 sci! at the lowest rate to Dealers nr
Farmers. , Warranted Ere; from any AGulicratlOn
or mixture OF Plaster, Lime, Mari or CharcCal.
Manufactured and sold hv C. ROGERS,
No. Ill Market street, Philadelphia
ALSO lue Bone Dust AMI Ground Bone, Su,phate
Of Soda ana Potash for making Copnnsis S,,u5rroand
Mexican Guano, al The lowest market prices by
arcl-2m III NarLnt.I PLta
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Mackerel and Herring

For sale by LEWIS & BRoTnER, corner Of Main and
Commerce streets, Smyrna. Del; O2o
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Cards of Business, &c.
BUSINESS GARD.
GEORGE w. CUTgWENS.

GEORGE w. CUEEMENS.
OFFICE Oh Main street, first door above the
Bank OF Smyrna
DEALS in all kinds Of Grain and Seeds,
- Stocks, Bills Of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&C., &c.
-, His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, lS5S-1y.
EBEs. CHARLES PERKINS
ElURNS thanks TO his friends for their kind pa
lroage hitherto bestowed upun him, and respect
lully requests a continuance of the same Promut
attention Will be gwen to all Of illness entrusted
TO his care.
lie will be in HEAD OF SASSAFRAS Everv AZ
ternoon, betwcc. The hours of i and & o'clock and
any word ieit with MIR |. l.. PRYOR will meet with his
ally engaged,
Head OF Sassaiias, Md, June 9, lS59-3n
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"Comhinalion aud u form indeed"
Of medicine known as
, 1859-08-12

and sold for home consumntion. nur;nv Ihe
season. le 800 hnps and e,x, herf cattlc were
sl4u- htered and packed. Six hundred barrels
ol beet aud 800 barrels Of pork were shipped
to St Louis, aud 800 barrels 10 Chicago. Seven
hundred tiercs s Of lard, o,000 pounds Of bulk
rolk, and 10000 hams. aseraei r II pounds
each, we're a'ho shipped. Ruperts distilsery
ou a., ana used !oovv ,1n pasneis o. eo1n 5:sSg
W "se o. ~nes1 s,an o. & oa's, ana ;9V ..
so.a. n'sAs mannlaesnseo, ss SOFA ana sh'ppea
oup'nE A1 naontns' a,s5a oa!1en.
s, 1ns 1o I.o ~, suS 'ntapeI aea,efa oas one
sG44 ,Ti1 fer, nf iumicr 10 G1m st;nr1es nn1
! 4sn an ia,1,s ~0'~~~ N'o e~S' .|'.
Nes.rs = In su;t, l. r., manufactured
sulds md sh;nned ! sss n1ows ~ c.r, ;acss .nd
bnrrics md Ia ,ra"nn. ''"'' - A''~
As.srs No;no. .,bn.s .rorts h,.. hoon :,