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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Gases, dir Tight, and aoiH keep IN any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gentle bus ac-
tive CathaTtC Mhi, the proprietor has used his praC
uce more thHu twenty yoars
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS. and the satisfaction which
all express IN regard To their use has induced me place
then within a. reach OF all. =
The Profession well snow that different CahuTticS net
ON different portions Of the = bowels.
Tho A lilly Z Il T n A z TIC PI L l.,
has, will due tO-this wcl established fact
been compounded from variety Of he pure ST Nege-
table tNtr0cts, which act alike every par Of the
allmentaTy canal, and are 4 GOOD aud SAFE in all
cases wheTo Calhurtic i, /. needed, such as DE-
hANGEMENTS OF the = lSTORiACH, SI.EEPI-
NESS PAINS IN THE 9 BA OK AND LOINS,
COSTLY ENESS, PAINEAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE no ID Y r from sudden cold which
frequently. II neglected. q end 10 long course OF FC-
yer, Loss OF APPE--'HTIrE IA CREEPING GSEN
s tTION OF COLD OVER rim BODY bESTI ES
MES, HEAD-ACHE, or lWEIGHTIN THE HEAD.
all Iunammatory Diseases Worms in Children or Adus
Rheumatism eat PuTf OF the Blood and many dis
which flesh heir too numerous 10 mention IN
this advertisement. Dose. to3N
PRICE 80 CENTS.
EF- The Liver luyIgoTat,r aud kamlly Catharc pills
Tetgiled by Druggists generally and sold Wholesale by
the Trade in all the ltrge Towns
S. L W. SANFORD, NJ. ID
Manufacturer aud pIOpIleter
iy7d&wR20 1886 Broadway, New York.
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~. lfnrd r,.hn.lnn cn nnr1I

West BE ford, CushOciou Co, Kay IA, 1851.
Mr. u. ,. KINGS eySir 81 have been selling the Med
cnes Of the Gueenbeig Company for the last ten years
aud have Invariably pund them to good satisarnn
and the Pills have sold To great many families MS regu
lary their tea aud coffee, and with my trade they have
become Atupo article. MutEhalFs Uterine CHtlOlcou
medicine that has done amount Of good female
Diseases One dy sold it TO told at She receiy
cd more benefit IRON bottle than She did long
course Of medical treatment by the most sNm PIN,
clans Yours truiV
jim. !, ls5s. JAMES WILSON
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A. AMDLER, PrrGs Al,y. : " - =. iy2f:.l6
CHERIFF'S SALE.-PUKSUaN MI

y .
10 the command Of order OF sale issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas o. Cuyahoga Coun y at the suit
of Jonathan w. Kelly Pr H. inst owen II Kelly and
others defendants III being proceeding Ia parti uun) TO
directed, shall offer for sale az bic auction at the
door OF the Cour House, of and Champain
streets in tho City of Clevenud in the said Couny on the
9TH dny August 1889 at o'clock p NJ Of said day he
nlowing described real estate witt Situate in The City
Of Cleveland in the County of CuyahOg, and State OF
Ohio being No thrrc) IN William Cases subdivision OF
lots Nos 49, l aud l2; said lot being thirty feet front on
Lake aud running back one hundred and eight feet
on a rear street Appn sed Sl5JOO Also, lot No Ill
and tie uaiy interest lot No 72 tbeng the whole
NJ sn deductng the dover estate of hanna
Kety as igned thsIem) in john W. Woolseys Subdyis-
ion Of CITY lots numbered from 3i TO l3s the Org al
allotment Of the village of cleveland and is bounded
norhwesery front by Ohio street, norheastery by ot
No no south easterv IN hy Gardener lane aud south
westarly BY lot 73 and isfy ioet IN width and one
hundred feet depth said lot III appraised at 5000 90
and sad resduary said lot No I12 appraised At
S2l4 81 The dover interest in lot ll2 Will DO sod making
a compet4 title 60 said lot. -,,.r.., -, ., ,,.
BrsaHAM HovEY, PptG' Atty. ig7s:2i5.
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NEW YORK MONEY n ARKET-July 80

The tendency Of the mark durua the week has
been in favor Of lenders the inquiry from all classes awning
81 ghtlE tho increase, There Is never htlcgs
great want Of ac viy 10 financial cTcles many bank ing
houses doing u te business. The ing rates
loans have teen 55f@6 y cent The later fsure Is
more ,Tf ely pCCeded TO.
On discounts usa rates q tnde sitter Their ap-
peaIs 20 TathCr desirable paper fhOur which finds
buyers AZ iaId " cent for three aud four months malur
ties
The ARIEL for Hayre took out upwards Of SJO0 goo in
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CHERIFF5S SALE.-PURSUANl


GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
~ to the cOmmnts of three writs of Veudi ExpOnRs,
two oi which were issued from the Court Of CJmmon
Pleas OF Coumbpna County and from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of MuhOlng County, and each at the SUIT
Of ludwig, KnGedler Co John Clark, to directed,
Court House (corner Of Seneca and hampton streets
tho City OF Cieyean in ha County OF CuyaOgu,
the 21h day Of August 1882 at ocitck p, NJ. OF said
the following described real estat to Wlt: lst de-
scfbed piece III the township Middlchurgu,
the County of Guy ahOgl and state OF Ohio, aud Is known
us Ia No and two In the vilsge OF BeTea with
the buildings aud apuuuenlnccs thereto belonging, re-
serving 70 tho Trustees o. the Berea Seminary the
press night TO prohibit Intoxicating liquor from belgg
sold under any pretence IA auy manuer except for
mechanical, medicinal or pharmaceutical purposes, uIou
ever which suid parcel parco Of land supp sci t.
contain halt Of land, be the less but
subject to all lcgl high Ways appraised al 81, 800 o.
bed tract To- tt aud situate IA the township
Of hndd ebuEh in the Comfy of CuyulOga and state 0
Ohio and is kuCwn being in lot No. a., in the
village of Berea, being The lot d. Cded the llth
day Of January 1883 by Henry Sheldon 10 John NJ. Scrs
containing near fourth Uf an acre, be ho me mo
less, but subject TO all legal highways appraised al
$4,000
81 described tract orot land situate in the township
Middeburgh, IN the County OF tuyahoga ana State of
OHIO anu rs known as u OF No slyty-ninc (G9 IN the
NugelOf Bereu Teservna the right The Trustees Of the
BsreH Seminary 0t prohibiting the sale giving away
Of intoxicating quursun sad lot N the streets AZ
cul purD sos containing fory eight hundrejtns
tS l0l) Cf acre, he the less, but subj
10 all legal hghways appraised at 81 10000
described lot Of aud Situate in the township
Ohio uul is known ia BereA town part ractiOn
c. and bounded follows being the east side Of
Rocky Rver; cummerens on briuFv s
wards iolbt0Oks Apparatus Factory, and the width
tending buck the nre et The river be the
" '''' D. l. WIGHTNIEN, ,Shf.
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pm physician of thirty year, practice My princina
Study has been diseases of females They have generally
9gihot my hest eurtg Obtainu the muioria comp sing
Marshails Uterine Cathoncon, pleased with them
guve them air trial, aud found myself obuudany sue
stssul In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms OF about half the eases aud could
ten Now can radically cufe nt least soveute In tw,
y AMI mitigate the rest consider Marshals Uterine
ihoicon the greatest blessing females have with
II. WILLIAMS NJ. D., Charleston.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER orPiCEgs
aetrrfsv Juiv ln. 1880

FLOUR-Ths market is quiet aud prices arc uuohauEte.
tsois about arurs piop extras Rye aoothas d
ciinsd, and is sell ne u g. @
WHEAT Receipts are light and with good inquiry Tor
milling ihe few cars on The market have brought better &C.
urss saiss are, car ed 1t e. i2 anc rwhite el2O
rhess prices arc due 70 the meagru receipts.
nYf-sas $50 bus a. s5c.
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Drnue
GRAEFENBERG
Family iHediCimes.


HAhIFONn, lrumOull Co, Ohtot Muflh ii 1901
hoTehy certify that have been dealing the braettn.
berg Medicines tor the past year and truy say at
haNe never offered any medicines to The public thut have
met with tile decided APPRECIATION of the people ike these
par cunry the Pills and Cnthoioon, They VIII readily
perform al aud move than ia promised for them nave
sold about hy bottles Of the Cathocon the past season.
and hear the best results in every case.
j. d. O. IOMNAnN MnlIc-l A.nnL
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DIR AhIflSA SON rosgura tlsst tiing
have Invented Important instrument for the cure OF
the diseases. Il has teen subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians IN London, Paris, PhludelTmA
New York. It las been declared the only useful lnsiru
meut Invented Tor tho OF Seminal WEAKNESS OF
dseise caused by the secret habits OF youth Pfce
PlUhy mail or
y. B.-Dr AMOS Il SON, in order to satisfy the most
sknptca the merits Of this nstT tTumcnt, pledge them
selves that lnstuce where upsal lsiHc
tory Hfe fair trial. The money will be refunded by re-
turning the instrumGn IN good order.
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mEAIrH nE AMEpIcAN wnMrN

Female irregularities, weakness. uterine dispacements
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles
0t women, are entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MhRSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
H. ms connection Miss Beocher, ser Of the Rev Hem
Ward Beecher in letters the people page 12q says
II have nine sers unl sstcrs-ul9w, aud fourteen te
male cousins Ol ma led, aud all delicate and ailing
cannot eca on married ltdies bo this century aud
country who arc perfectly healthy" In cuses, however
where the Grneinnborg CahuCOu has been used. muS
say that health has rapidly taken the place OF disease,
ladies' have become tus strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason of y ira says; "Beautiiu lndnc is the
contdng trusting nature Of wOman but how much does
need to be protccie by yatchuness that will lead her
u time uf disease TO appeal 10 medical adviser srien
fc eduCa On worth and purity Of character" Al
these may be secured by addressing the Graefenberg Com
pany.
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DR.. AMOS & son have DEVOTED their attention tNclu-
svely to this peculiar class of maa and the reliet ey
have consequently been enabedto render their fellow crea
fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by con
patients aud others daily arriving IN town from
parts the country the express purpose ny Of consul
atiOns while THERE IerIuns have been cr ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they nave experienced IN
lquTug into the causes Of these infectious complaints
from their simple condition to that Of the most dan
gerGs and uveteratG they have always entertained In
possibility their prevention, and removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
of disease could almost invariably be traced 10 OF the
following Ignorance, neglect or the had effect sol
unskilul and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
son have succeeded IN discovering in theG election oi
heir remedies. safe, etectual and cautious course omit
ting all combination of remedies VIII Ch bear equlvocal
character, well those whose premature niudciOus
application might be productive o bad consequences IN the
audS Of phi individuals. In short the auduble end o
r'remedes is the lessUnng of great mass Of human
sey by the alienation, relief and prevention OF thOs
rievOus sc0ns thar are In eay the secret foes OF h
lnd which, while they extensively surround
OTOur skill and intoTi renee IN their determination.
COUNTRY INVALlDS
Persons in any part of the world may be successful
tTe ated by forwarding detail Of thety case with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS SON, corner M ain aud Quay-sts
nFaH a1g ~ Nkr 10
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
july 30-To 5 O'clock P. NJ.
ENTERED
steamer MAY Queen, Vger, Detroit
western Metropolis, PeaHs, Buffalo
" Forester, Ward, Bndalo
Propeller Yer mont, Newkrk, Dunkirk, mdEe Pelton
Breed,
Allegheny, Hunt Buffalo 60 tons pig iron, $50 tons
mds", n n Bond
Comet, Waits, Buffalo, lOi tons mdse sundry con
Brig Greenwood stark, Buffalo 800 bbls salt Begso,
BGg Empire State, Jesner, Prosgus Isle, no cargo
schooner Core spOndent, Kelly. 4" "
William lien. Boyle. BuIIaO o, 100 bis sal, G.
mcM 4 Co, $40 7bls do h Chaplin
Union Barrow Port Stanley, passengers and sun
seow Hale, Far. her, Port Clinton. 81 cords wo d.
CLEARED.
steamer City OF Rufalo Perkins Buffalo
Ocean, Evans De rott
F." Arctic, Fish, Buffalo.
FrofeheI vermont, NeNkiTk Dunkirk
Iraine state, Williams, Chicago
gomei Watts, Buffalo im Euudres
" Buffalo COnkev. Bufilo. 14IO mn. aour and Ia, M
sundries, II N Bond
bng kmpirs sAte, Jssmer Chicngo, 600 tons coal Tod
Brig Marnsf Hsnehsa Chicago A5O tons ceal, Price C.
Bng Commerce, Locke. Chicago. 500 tons coal p q
40 tons stone 80
schooner sgeedve Bennett, Buffalo $50 tons coal Tod
% hates Iayler, 200 saves. Hufbeok
al, , queen CITY stone Buffalo no cargo
elonp Harlequin, Bio Ter BandustV 900 ke1s
sac" ? Hale, falghsr, Port Clinton, no cargo
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From CLEVELAND wa
CLEVELAND d TOLEDO RAILROAD
First class Cleveland o. Chicggo.....,.,.. $40 6G
81 Louis. " o.
. . iowa tl.V.-....... n 20
. fofl LcaytuWUTth 20 Bo
FF7a Freight will be tai on hy he car lo,j "a
or>t Lons, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS m
rates as by any othUrIoute.
Cleveland, Feb lb-fsblGdGm2A GsnTeE
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aud MnrshatPs CnholcOn, sold hcre by J. H. c. johnson
IN my practice, 10 my entire satisfaction They are good
medicines; Dr. q. W. BUSHNELL
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J. ~. &. JOHNSON Medicsl Agent

Read What Dr Bushnell says Of the GrnefenhtrgM
ones. Dr is phl sican Of extensive practice, and
ettho most successu in the county tTrumbull) u win
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J. P. LAMBERT. NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn

am Meho'i ist Clergyman. My heart has fairly ached
TO witness the feeble health Of women have tTave ed
ny circuit hing the Gospel. THANK God however
tha have seen a these diseases give the Gr8efau-
berg harshals Uterine CathohcUn. wherever Il haR
used. Rev. PETER SHARP Ridgeway, Y ch
former Of Western Stark, Medina o., o.
" FUr sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out The State
u For medicines agencies address
H. Is. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
marlS Agent iOr Ohio.
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Il gives great certify to- the uyariable Gu
Taye action of the GTaefenbCrg Marshas Uterine Ca
thocOn al Of female dsease aud to the skin and
high moral character of the N.edal Department Of the
Graefenbsrg Company
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6or0mare.
Prepare against Fire,

AAhPuhb ubuihNt THU
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
~ for sale by the Agent Al his Depot No 90 super St
lHrge assortment Of those Justly celebrated WlIDERS
PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES, TO which the aiten.
tion of the public Is called.
teh2dsw H. K RAyNotDs
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ALSO, -
AMOR RD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,
nnhrnnIrnrrnrn nnnnL

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, dir Tight, and aoiH keep IN any eli
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-30

Some four years ago Q young man came
North from New Orleans, bringing with him
$4,000. Two years Of the time he spent in
keeping q sort Of grocery in the northern por-
Dameless, during which time he lost the bulk
Of his fortune. For the past two years he
has been in this city, and during the 6rst
year .: dis Residences In .n- u,rien City, ne
splendid accountant, and, would he hut keep
sober, could command anv salary ~ book
day We saw him posting hsndbills upon the
street corners. [Chicago Dem.
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WEEDS PATENT
SEWING MACHINES

LAVE gained the eop1dencs Of sll 1hs NE
! them. and have proved one Of the most vals-
making the Lock Stitch On both fides Of the cloth
alike, which raunot be unraveisd or pulled ont.
They are al made with tn hieest mechanical
skin, and eli warranted To work we'll oil kinds
Leather. In particular We would call attention 70
our new Family Sewing Mactins. II has bssn
nanafsctursd expressly for Family Use. and Aas
met with favor from all It's % simpihed - 70
derange its operations; indeed II 10 20 simple -
to asto, ish ONE. that 20 small Pisos Of nssAan-
ism will sew.
/, low ws give description Of the diGsrsns style
No. |. Il very sonvsnint style, which can -
worked b. hand " foot, On VI 4 its own tsb,s---
FOR the cenvsnitnss VI shipping. and for large
n.nufasscsies. whore : i necessary 70 plass :
table answer for I'll. Prior So.
No :. with walnut Or Mahogany Tabl1v v4sh
.. si. b. BIZ Top, which locks do-qp is 80
No ). sane else - No. r b6t RIM, With /. h.,s
and q mach highsrFrsts VI Bp~sd. This kid
- veil adAptsa 70 hAaslassaring Clothing o. Tor
This 10 rsally the cheapest usehins in the mar
kes, - there h ~ work 4. No sewing Machine
,ha' 1t sili not do. 1t II esn1dently asssrtd that
this machine rams easier than any machias nov In
use. Price 1lO0.
No. I. 1his machine has . long arm TO aeeonno-
Date large W0rk. IL rune at high rate " spe04,
runs easily, and II, without dosb&, ths best No
chine for fators' use ever offered 70 the pahlse-
I: 10 peculiarly lifted for plantation work. bsinG
very simpis yer substantial and durable. 9Th but
little iaSiiiey to get out of order. Price &lso.
No. s. This II n~w and cheaper style, SD
gsnsnl fav0Fits f-r Family Light L<atAss. and .
great variety OF WORT. il has been gottsn up With
'efero1es - furnishing strong and dsrabis, yet
light AID tasty Machine. ~ . less prtes tAan
cithes of IL abeve. IL runs very easy, rap8lly,
and 10 prDnoanesd The best maehiLs nov In 1aahsS
fur $50.
No 8. This u Aschiss got up % IN sn:irsly
new rfiocipis. di1srsnt firm sythnx ever - uss
Tered 10 tAs psbiis aud coandsntiy ssssst thst
for family IL has NOT sqsAL Il 10 vSsy light
and tasty Raas vary IDLY, l. aimoss y isssss il
its opsrasiou, and uses A STRAIGHT Ne .bLg -
Ii 10 - arranged - TO be utter Impose bic for t
10 Miss stitch .. II has tension both sides,
and carries > large supply Of thread the undss
spool The motions are gsinsd By two snail nspko
that run without psr-.ptibls noise. Tbs tws
threads are worked in such = maAnss never .
both pull ~ the time and conscq usntiy little
liable 10 break. The Ii very elastic, ana ~
thread does not break in vashias. IL will -
work better than any cheap machine NOE IL mar
ks, - Il utss silk, cotton linen with equal t.
ciIty. Price 80.
D-sorip i've Circuiars fornished gratis.
OfFiCE, Al Broadway. New York.
wHITsKi 4 LYON, Proprietoes.
~Agents Wanted. [jsIsdAv1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Tru ssee,s sale.

TF0 oGeese sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE is b reby given that on Satur.
l day the 30 day II Juiy hext, will sell .,
public ssle in front of the banking house Of VIM
Thompson Co In the city OF K~okuk, Lee county
lows the following real estate to wits the sastery
h.H Il lot nine t9) block one hundred and sz
t1oel II said city, rs feet front Main-st., AM
Lac OF deep.
The abovs sale 10 made BY virtue II Deed Of
Trust from Thomas Bruce t. m /, for the purpos.
II secariDg the FAym ent Of . promissoy note mad.
by James r. Bruce TO 6rinnsli jenkins for the q
Vt 81 S3l ~, and said deed Of Trust provides that
. property may b. redc> med from the sale TO b
made BY me b, psyink the above debt and ten POI
cent. interest. 1t any time within one y-sr after
sale The sac will be for cash, and deed vii. b.
.nAde to the purchaser.
JOHN W. RANKIN, Trustee.
;ura an 1910 A
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~ ! Emp 10 CALLED ss6us.s-Sons
Sseetle:s wretch Who shoald 30 paaishsd 81
eelog tied = posa with his faee wisAin III
nsheo q kissing distance Of : pair Of b.
wieehing. "ohsrry ripe'' feminine lips, With
- certainty OF NEVER reducing that number
g inches between him and bliss, says, 80
ship ID called shs bseanss ma knows mot
10 expense sill hs gets ons--beoause thsy
arc useless without employnsnt-bseauss
they look best when we'll rigged-becauss
their valas depends upon their ags-bscauss
they are upright when 10 stays-bscause they
bfisg news from abroad, and carry out news
from home.O
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Hussey W. Morras-d dismissed st plt4se
costs.
Gordon W. Wstters--demurer Of pltf. H.
answer Of delft. sustained, judgment ~
plsf. $3.50 IS. /.
Shepherd vs.. Jones' continued b. aefo1-
ment.
Neenan W. Leech, sheriff-deft. has leave
to withdraw special pleas.
Rude Murphy W. Cram-demurrsr OF
defendant confessed, leave to amend petition
and continued.
Scoles ". Wilsey ct sl.-defts McMurdy
and Love have 40 days TO answer; Ben john
son made party deft.
Pettingill 4 Burrows W. Des Moines Nav
igasion and r. r. Co., on trial.
WEDNESDAY.
Smith 4 Samuels vs. Walters ct AL; judg-
msns for pitfs. Sal 30.
Hamilton ". Hardesty, confessor and fore
closure-judgment for pltf. $l543 80.
Goldman W. Marsh--venue changed to Des
Moines Co.
PessingeIl Burrows vs. D. M. Nav. & r.
r. Co., still on trial.
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The Way Ladies Overdross IN Trav.
cAo04.

Our wives and daughters lose three
fourths OF the pleasure of summer travel,
by the inexousable, the execrable perversion
of true taste and common sense, in dressing
for rail car or q steamboat as il they we're
going to court reception. It does seem
chat they have no more sense OF the fitness
OF things than idiots. Cannot some gentle-
men have their own way for once, and there
by set the fashion by dressing their fami-
lies for a summer travel in plain, substantial
garments, allowing no member anything be.
yond what email carpet bag would contain,
and which should be the s,le article which
each one VAS to take care Of? Let "a al
"put ourselves upon our behavior" and not
on our dress. The fact 10, the clerks and
proprietors OF hotels, the captains OF steam
boats, and the conductors Of railroads, see
vt the very frst glance the real status Of =
traveller; the dullest chambermaid, the mos,
stupid cabin boy, and th. LATEST waiter, are
neither dull, nor stupid, nor lazy, nor erring
either, in the estimate they make Of people,
| a. If by intuition.
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nuYuNEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY, and
wEsxLr vALLsY Vine, must be accompanied BY
the cash In all cases.
Daily subscr bers can pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once In two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All I'D, ertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the case of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements win be
made quarterly.
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aTThe Directors Of the Agricultural Col
lege, after visiting various localities, finally
located Il 10 Story county, about IS miles
from Des Moines.
e A stringent law, recently passed 10
New Orleans, preventing the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors 70 slaves, has been declared
unconstitutional.
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Attempted salcide OF AN Americas
Lazy IN - ome.
A letter from Rome to the London Times
says:
The United States vessels Wabash and
Macedonian have left Civita Veochia for Ma
Piles.
Before leaving this port very painful
scone occurred. A young girl one day asked
a sailor which was the deepest part Of the
port, and Immediately afterwards, going to-
wards it, threw herself in and disappeared.
She was saved, however, by those standing
around. She sppesrs to have been young
American, residing in Palermo, and bad fed
with some man to Civits Vecchis. On Or
irving there her seducer, having shut her up
in hotel, abandoned her.
Every assistance Was given her by the au-
thorities. and the delegate sent her on to
Rome BY special train.