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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

Hot WEATHER AND WATER During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
fu manner Of the heat, and yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks We would advise those TO call on b. p.
Bowers, (successor TO J. b Barnes, Plumber) At
water Building, who has a large stock of Plumb
ing Materials, Hose, Pipe, &c, and engage him to
put up cooling institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time and we will warrant that they can keep
cool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28
THUNDER STORM.

PHlLADELPinA, July ~
A severe thunder storm visited this place
yesterday afternoon. Several unfinished cul-
verts in the northern part Of the city were
damaged, Many cellars were flooded with
water.
A flock of sheep belonging to A. J. Burns,
Wayne county, Ohio were killed by light
ming while gathered beneath a tree during the
storm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

Eo- Round and oval Glass Shades to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can bo had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

THIS EVENING.
FoR DETROIT Steom,r BIay Queen Cap. T. Il YIoBH.
at Q O'Clock.
For BUFFALo-StoamhOut Western Metropolis, Car {.
W. +. PEAsE, at O'Clock
FoR BuFFALo-Stcamboat ,rosier, Capt. J. p. WARD
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SAILED.


BosTON July 81
The steamship Canada sailed this morning
at 10 o'clock, for Liverpool via Halifax
She took 66 passengers for Liverpool and ~
for Halifax, and S265,O in specie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

HoLLowAY's PrLLs.-Do you suffer from
iowno Of spirits, ond raiuu tendency TO look on the
on tho cark do Of ibrgsf Try few doses O., this iny'g
rating remedy they recu crate he system in al phases Of
prcstra,n terminating oriug the ding onerses
Sold at the mauuac'or No. so Maiden Lane, New
York ud by an Druggists 25c, &C. and 81 per box.
tyOg.O5T
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HGGH ScHooL.-The following scholars are en-
titled to admission to the High School, West Side,
having passed satisfactory examination, and they
are advanced accordingly
Frank Miller, Chas. Higgins, Chas Lucas, An
drew Pcnnich Lemra Hughs, Sarah johnson,
Julia Blish, Mary Powell, Netle Sandeson, Hat
tic Swift, Anna Thome, Cassa Gldden.
The following, in the branches named, fell
slightly below the figure fixed for admission, and
they will be required to make up the deficiency as
a condition Of entering the school aud be re- exam.
ined at the commencement Of next term:
Ayna Richmond Arithmetic; Maria Slreeter,
History Mary Lowe, Geography and Grammar
L'bbie Parkiu, Grammar Susan Stephan, Gram.
mar; Mary Parkn, Physiology Henry Gordon
Spelling and Grammar T. d. Morton, Spelling
John Lafiineer, Grammar and Spelling Charles
Holt, GRAMMAR George Taylor, Geography and
Grammar Ira Sawtcll, Grammar; Horace Allen,
Grammar Frank Wilder, Arithmetic Carrie Ba.
ker, Geography aud Arithmetic
A. FREEsE, Supt Of destruction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Tbe following sales
have been entered upon the Recorders books dur.
ing the past week
June 10, ls59-Augusius wbeeland to John
sweeny, sub lot l5l, in Ezekiel Folsom's allotment
Of the Taylor farm having 90 feet front on Detroit
street, and extending back to Vermont street-sit-
uaied two thirds Of mile West Of Center street
Bridge. Cons $3.50.
July 20, ls59-llenry L Whitman and wife to
John Jones, sub lots l7G M, and l7s. 10 Barber
and Lords allotment, situated in Cleveland City.
West side, aud bounded North by the Circle West
by Fulton street, and East BY York street.-Uons.
81, 700
July 81, ls5o-Azariah Everett to Eliza W.
Woodward sub lot No. II, in A. Everett's subdi.
vision OF ten acre lots 30 aud 30, having 30 feet
front on Vine and Harmon streets, aud l22 feet
from street to street, situated one mile from the
Post ONCE. Con. 500.
July 10, 1859 Joseph Hawljick to Jesse p
Bishop, sub lot No 75in James NJ. Hoyts allotment
of ten acre lot ID also the east half Of sub lot 92
10 Aaron Cark's subdivision, having % feet front
on scoyill street, and being lO3 feet deep Cons
81 600
July 22, 1889 George W Sheppard 10 Dewitt
G. Tailor, sub lot No. 81, in E Folsom's allotment
Of the Charles TAYLOR Farm, having 43 feet front
on the South side Of Franklin street. and being l2C
feet deep to Terrett street, situated l.2 mile,
West OF Center street Bridge. Cons $4,000
June 4, 1859 Francis Granger to Mary Jose
phinc Mix, sub lot "a, in Grangers subdivision o
ten lots 81 and So, having &C feet front on Per
Il 10 4
mile from the Post Office Cons 81 SIG
July Is, 1859 Edward A. scovie TO stepher
Caldwell, part Of ten acre lot 35, being 40 fee
front, on the South side of scove Avenue aut
l6l feet deep ON tue East side of Church ST.
situated 1 miles from the Post Office. Cons
5000.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Checaemnn,s PnIs


r he combination OF iugr diens Ia these Pills is the
Ult Of long and oNteusiv practice They mild in
their and celten In correcting a irregularities,
Painful Nenstruofi1ns removing all obstrucons wheath
from cold herw headache pam in the side, pal
paton Of the heart, whites all nervous affections, hystar
les FATIGUE poin In the back and limbs, &C.. disturbed
aleep which arises from interruption rf Nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the ment Of in the treatment of
these rregu ures and osrucoas which have consigned
many thousands o the Young the beautiful and the be-
loved 20 PREMATURE GRAVE No fem1lo enjoy good
health unless she regular anl whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to declne.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are The most eac'ual remed ever known for all cOm-
plants pecu ~ Femal To a cusses they inya-
usb e, RfucaJ WM certainty. periodical regularity They
to housa ds whl have nsed them Ht different
perods hrnughuu he rouutrv hYlug the sanction U the
eminent qhgsiriGHS az AHsTTc1.
Er cif dire tons st tag ehcn and nis theg should not
be used, with Ao1-tr Price one Dollar each b0r cOH-
TaiaiRg 40 PHls.
~ ua o numnhle, to lie had flee NJ the gents Pills
sent BY m0H pTOmHy b7 enclosing price 10 the General
Agent. sod by druggists generally
r. b HUTCHlNGF. Geuerl Agent
No lG5 CharnuGss SO New York
Sold in Cleveland by WN, FISKE aud GAyLC RID &
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW AnYERTIsEMENTs

I TJior, Griswold h Co.--Sik Cha1is
J Cobb Co.-School Boobs at Wholesale.
Morgan Root--Groot Bargains, &C.
/ SDanglor- Announcement
o. .Cuttor-Aunounccmcnt
J b. Cobb Co.-iIarr er'n Weekly, &C
Wanied-A Lady Boarlei.
Wartad-rwo three Boys.
D. l.. wigh,man--Sheriff' s Sale
F,eman = Kcllogs-Cheap Dry Goods
Potion Breed-For Duntirk.
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70 We take pleasure in informing the public
that =, Runiu IT'S Superior st. has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice u large variety Of the newest aud most iaah-
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also lul assortment Of children goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft bats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
RulIn assures rs that IL will be bis aim TO sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
LUMBER--PRICE RFDUCED.-I would respect
fully call the attention Of those in want Of Lum-
Der, that have opened a Lumber Yard in conneo-
ton with my Paning Mills have a large as
sortment of Lumter, Lath and Shin giles, Also
2OO,O 900 Of Dry Joist, Scanuing aud Squared Tim.
er. keep and manufacture for sale the following
named articles, as good aud cheaper than can be
bought at any other establishment 10 the city :-
dressed Floorug;A Ash, Whtewood and Pine, Dress
ed Siding, Doors, Blinds and Sash, Mouldlngs Of
all kinds, Pumps, Tubing, Pine Shingles shaved
and cut, While Wood Shingles Doors and Window
Frames, Brackets and Cornices, Scroll Saving
An kinds Of work done for customers. Price for
dressing Flooring Pine $3.50, Ash or Oak 50 80
suriaoing Lumber $3.50. Call and see Mil aud
Yard corner Of Erie aud Kinsman Streets, Cleye
and, Ohio q. n. KIDNEY.
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What GustaVe Satter Says !

TIIIN FAMOUS PIANIST,
Who visited Ohio to- the first time in company with the
snowued
KARL FORMES,
And who pronounced ny give greater expression
80 bis playing than EVEN THALBERG, was pleased To-
write the following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFER
He says
From tho many severe tests the have given,
HALLErT, DAVIS Il CO.'S PIANOS,
UnhssitAngy pronounce them sHiHsay superior In ac-
ron elasticity touch anl power Of toue, to any have
ever used 10 this CT the Oh coru. Another kinE
ture in these od where others too often la
Is their reaqg ~ under the heaviest and most DIFF
hcult naying-nol string shotering Aatng and the
action rpma ung perfect that the performer euabed
at all times to give effect emphatic pass-
ger.
Signed GUsrAVE SATTER
~ These Pianos are tJI sale BY
OSsIAN Il. DODGE,
No 5Euci Street Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

TT lie Bon Ton for August No. 49,, aud All the
Year Round, Harpers Weekly, Frank Leslie, Por.
ter's Spirit, BaIlou's Pictorial, Ledger, Mercury,
&c, for the current week, have been received at
schucEer's News Room, opposite the Post Office
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The Great Vital RteEonsraIoF,
TEsHESENH AR!
DROTRCTED BY ROYAL IT,,

INV L ~ ANb - nv 4 AL LottOFB
Patent ngm kNslAND, and secured b, tbe Seal
ut Wee ECOlE DE PHANMAClF DE PANS rvt ~
lMPERiAL COLLEGE O MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No l-lnvalutho for Nolgxsn0n Spernaiorfhma "a
Physical lShs ustion, aud Is a tpulc.
No - Omnlotty orudicates ali trtcts of thas. t,.
cl01a use " rppuvla lid cuhobs.
No. R-li1ae entiN5 supp uteA The iauriaus uset ,,.
cuN tuetfpj lntuluftu th auA speedy re- s isn,
H hh ihe impurities, ma rOntns out the venom oi discs
IlhEsEMAR hos. I, 2a and are prepared 10 the 10 Z
oi otou7e drslld of OF SMELL and can IL es11
niue Wuisiooal pocket SolDlN 1ia CASES and 3iriis1
luio akfAhArt nOsEa admin aitrrh lv Nalurhu i 1
@ m@Ae oaS iNcord 40, eo Pnco, S3tarh o. iouf onss1
& 'e' @ es ~, WI FeF ~ pnJ ia sll eases Wheleby
oi ~ BARROW, ial Bleecker 81, Nov York iu'n.H' III
soiN e feNtlu3 iamhtnuch y nf harfow will f1ru-sre
sue NlAtA kM N % apg Part uf thc atfif sfc,Y,is
t Nda s'ea According 70 the inutTurtags N tfs
foi sale ~ fAYLORD. A IIa nlnForlI,
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To Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homeo-
patby simphhod. No parent should be without
this Invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
OpDOsite Weddcll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

UNITED STATEs CouRTs-In the Circuit Court
yesterday morning, in the case of Breese vs. Over
ecker johnson, ON trial. judgment was recover
el by The plaintiff for S2,s6O So Ranney. BacRus
q Noble for plaintiff
The cases assigned for trial. Nos 492 and 493,
Holton's Lessee vs., White aud same vs. BraunaD,
were Discontinued, aud the Petit jury were dis.
charged till Tuesday next
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stenmer nrnnrtnrrn

~ For City News see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR les !--Schooley's pat
ent Iceberg Reirigerators never become musty or
damp For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth q Co.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA,

SAcKvILLE, N. b. July %.
The horse express from Halifax has arriv-
ed with her dispatches furnished by the Bu-
ropa. Her dates are to Saturday the 10th
inst, three days later than received pre,i-
ously.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

ONLY a RUMoR-Tbe report was rife Tuesday
night that propeller had been seen enveloped in
flames by the passengers Cn the Lake Shore ex-
press train. This seems 10 have been fire in the
woods near Long Point, in Canada, and no water
craft
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

E5- Hawks Brother have the Ledger for Au
gust 9th, with the first Of Paul Morphy's articles
as Chess Edi or. lie gives a game between La
bourdonuais and Mcdonnell, problem, and few
sensible Introductory remarks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28

" The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' aud Omsteo's news depots
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 20 to b. G. Diez M superior.st
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Pasturnge..lsIO.

4zea1En THE PASTURES OF THE
subscriber WI. be open on aud afier the I'd
HH Of Nav. Notice Is hgrrby Given 20 persons
u4A-sA- scndins Cove, t-Hi they wlLne charge, for
the nre season from date Of eutanr6 TO Nov list uni
they give notice boz wrli uf ue1rlor withdrawn; and
ss that the subscriber w not ne responsible animals
fhst NAV raw or ha injured while Fuid
Terns -Fifty Cents uer wess uayahl every Monday IN
a5vsnce unless arrangements are made wih the subsc
Nm = INV once over Ntrrh9nts Rank, superi0 81 ,
~ Mil, Rnsw fh, ueTdsm iu u ha entrance Kntes
near Woolsnn IS new stove Foundery at bis brick
"vi1,95 srll6. .SS1gBa4' s STONE
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~ Tuo Stomach prepares the elements Of

u NJe Stomach prepares the elements OF
thq Bile oul blood and if doer the work fceby aud i'm
prf city and otherv xaous diseases the certain
70 u As therefore ulictons Of this kind
posivsd may rest assured that the digestive organs
ar Of order The first and enly thing to be done is to
dninis', spec6o wlch will act directly the som
a3h-'he handspring Of tho NAL machinery For tins
r1oss we confidently recommen DIR. HOSTrT-
TER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BGTrERs. Acting
Alternative Gud tonic 30 streugthens the di5estion
changes he Of the blood and thereby gives regu
laritv the bowels.
Sold bv Druggists aud dealers generally every where.
80 T-s
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GOAL OIL LAMPS

STAND, SIDE. aud
SrSpENDfNG
COAL OIL LAMPS,
SHAPES. WtCkS and CH MNFY~, Wholesale and Re
tail The attention Of county Dealers Is sol Citol Tue
BEST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT IN USE, st No 2O
febqt As GARDNER.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Duke of Newcastle states that the Gov
ernment does not intend renewing he license
by which the Hudson Bay Company hold
their North American Territories. A bill
would soon be introduced for appointing mag
istrates throughout the territory TO prevent
disputes between the Indians and whites, and
to establish trading regulations and prevent
excesses. The Government was not prepared
to grant a subsidy for the establishment Of
railways in the Territories.
The new telegraphic cable between Eng
land and Denmark had been successfully laid,
The Mediterranean Company had ordered
a cable to connect Malta and Sicily, and il is
expected 10 Do laid in November.
The following is the latest by telegraph from
London to Liverpool
LONDON, July l6-The Daily News City
article Of Friday evening says the funds OPEN
ed to-day with dull appearance, but closed
at half per cent higher than yesterday
The recent rise has attracted a moderate sup
ply Of stock, but bona 6de holders have little
temptation TO sell at time when one and
half per cent is the highest rate obtainable
from deposits at the receiving establishment
Speculative transactions are partly in advance
IA disposition being shown to await the an
nouncement Of the Chancellor Of the EXche-
qures Budget.
II is expeeted't that there is nothing what
ever in the Austro-Frenoh compromise suf-
hoiently re-assuring TO induce England to
sc0rn reasonable measures Of defense.
In the other departments Of the Stock EX-
change prices had dropping tendency The
Bank terms attracted a moderate amount Of
business TO that establishment although first
clas bills were taken elsewhere at 2t and in
exceptional instances per cent. Except as
regards Frankfort Contnsntal Exchanges
show an uniayorable tendency.
Il is remarked that Sardinia, by accepting
Lombardy without the fortresses necessary 10
defend IL hes made herself the yassal Of
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COAL OIL COAL OIL
TAW & NORTH'S COAL OIL
Faot ~ IS iu flli blast Tpry mikiug htauii
N colorrd and b pronounced bygoi JUDGES 10
the be n markrt rull nl lamps at wholesale or re-
LAW Q NORTH.
la9 Ontario street Cleveland, q.
EB wen tpaly Shoad set lamps and use this OIL as
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oHss 900, supsror sirssi, near ksHieH' store.
Or u anew suit Of rooms are now ready and he would
be pleased all Of bis od patrons uru o'he. why
me-. . ths sorvi,ss Of dentist Ucerated teeth treat
"a fsn, a crown hlled exposed nerves capped and saw
ed also teeth inserted gold. silver coraliie orvuloane
has. or platinum plate with continuous gum, which IS
-, need eost mv23
Tvr vorARtEs or DISSIPATION AND VICTIMS OF DELu-
ou can he BROUGHT conviction Of the errur Of their
ays and saved from world Of mental and bodily suffer
Ing bv heedng The advice contained uat popular work
"HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES tits clear ~ It's doc riues plain but in
offensive ia ts dictates aud being beautifully illustrated
with colored oapravngs brings cvery thine home to he
concenton 'ThPt he who may read" Sold by DR..
BARROW. I51 Prince street New York Price % cents.
Sen, free every where ::
Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND, aud WIN. FISKE,
Druggists, Cleve and. y8
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the Union Telegraph,
,FTtcE, waRtNos BtooE, CORNER oF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR srREETa
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Practical Penmanship

In this Department, as in all others these Col
leges stand without rival. The STYLES Of prac.
teal, Ornamental, and Ladies' Epistolary Pen.
manship, so universally nhmired BY all lovers of
good Writing, as taught at these Colleges are not
squalled and it is intended they never shall be-
Written Specimens Of Penmanshp sent free OF
charge on application
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. ~en Life should be fortified BY many
f,;end.hips. To love and to be loved Is
the greatest happiness Of existence.
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DIR. BRIGGS WORM DESTROYER

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS Is one Of the
literary papers OF the day large Quartz contain
ing TWENTY PAGES, or SIXTY COLUMNS. Of en-
t.rtaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
eYs week.
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TERMS-Payable on Entering.
CHAS. 4 WV. R. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
II A X ID w A RE.

IL "a IL II w ~ III.
Machines, agricultural implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for,sI.
IL at St. Louis OF Chicago prices, to the rad.
o, at retail, ....-..
700 kegs nails, assorted sizes
$50 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
80 coils manila rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
~ circular saws, large Sizes
1000 # best leather betting. ali widths,
100 doz. butchers files,
$50 doz. axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz. shovels and spades,
q casks log chains,
1000 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts & washers.
% mouse-hole anyils,
70 blacksmith's bellows,
ogether with sveIy variety of platform and
counter scales, carpenters, hacksmth's and
cooper's fools; house building and shelf hard.
ware, &c, &c. We have the largest ard hest
selected stock Of goods in Iowa, and are bound
to sell al the lowest rates. Cali and see Five
are not in earnest. No. 2. Union Block,
h5o-'d Mnscatine. Iowa
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@-Life should be fortified BY many
f,;end,hips. To love and to be loved Is
the greatest happiness Of existence.
~Why is it easier to be clergyman
than . physician! Because il is easier
to preach than to practice.
A lazy fellow lying down on the grass
.,;d "0h. how | do wish that this was
called work, and we'll paid for
All railroads running to fashionable wa
.eriug places during the summer season
are trunk lines.
nny- The Lawrence correspondent OF
Leayenworth Times tells good one OF
Gov Medary:
"His Excellency" went into a barber
shop at Lecompton to get shaved. The
barber is a black man, aud belongs to
.Iuage Elmore, for ours, as Buchanan
saws, is slave soil. >.
4. soon as seated, the following dia-
loeuc occurred:
Gov. Nth shave by the month.
Barber-Don't know, massa, about
that.
Gov.-Why not, TON?
Barber Case, massa, you bubuners
s,sy mighty short time 10 Kansas. Can't
t,n.t yeu to four weeks. Too long time
for people of your color. .r
OF course GOV. Medary paid up. There
WAS no help for it. Mr.. Darkey had the
.,o,mepf with him
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rrransnlantinx 'rrees,

The best mode of transplantlns trees
from the forests, without rctardllS their
growth materially, is to cut off the roots
running on. horizontally from the tree at
a distance of from three to ten feet from
the trunk, according TO its size, early in
the spring, and let it remain without fur
Their disturbance till the next autumn or
sprinc, when it may be removed with
safety and very little check of Its
growth. The space between the body Of
The tree and the ends of the cut roots
win be found full of the small fbres, on
which the success Of tho operation de-
ponds, and with proper care III setting the
earth about the roots and securing 1t from
being disturbed by winds or cattle, not
one in a hundred need fail.