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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-22
MzSZE,ZL.a NEOVS.-

A DvERT1SE:: YERTlSE. ADVERT ISE
81 1t is truth: universally admitted in skiV
ak",that no man in any business can b
cessfal unless he alvertises liberslhy, end
makes himself and his business known to tie
people. If anybody is so foolish as to doub.
this proposition, let him open his sleepy eyes
and look around him. look at his ncighbors
in business mark the merchant who is con-
tinually occupied in making himself known
who takes il avantage of that great ruler OF
public opinion, the Press, to render himself
pop.alar and his advantages for doing business
public whose nan1e nn,f location arc seen in
h"ndrcds OF newspapers and on thousands of
cards, handbills. &c; whose widc-awake pol
icy is continually gaining rim u notoriety.-
Compare him with that slowTgo-no-go old
Ecarm udgeon, wlo never s,.sv hisname in print,
Except perhaps ON he list Of petit Jurors land
who sits behind his dusty desk, in the dusty
corner of llis dusty grocery, waiting for GUS
to.,crs like an old bottle-bcllicd spider, who
dilapidated smoke house. and sits watching
and waiting in vain for flies. Mark the dull
look about his door, tlocket-up, by empty, dry,
goods boxes, ornamental once in d VIII lie BY u
piece Of blue drilling or rusty calico but
much: oftener proving resting place for u
resort to the store OF Il man who does not al
vertise, because they know there is danger
Of being disturbed by customers. Sec the ad-
Hertisng1nerchant! lie becomes acquainted
with everybody, builds up a. large business;
gets rich before he is too old Ia ckioy riches
and retires, leaving a largo and remunerative
business to his sons and faithful clerks while
he enjoys himself mid his &salslgs Che honoTed
leader OF every progressive movement, the
digniaed president of e.cry society. and
|assooiatien and perhap s the;incn,nbent Of the
most honorable and responsible Offices in the
State
Sec again your non advertiser, who foolisiily
thinks people never, read the alvertisene. It
column OF newspaper See him, We say,
droning out one or two years of dull business
in place, always onplaining Of hard ,ti,nos,
and never making larger sale tl.zsr u pound
Of candles OF bar Of soap; and then moving
70 some other town, '.~ome better business
point, and meeting with the same result there:
again removing, and. so knocking about from
pillar to POST, Like tivesceps Maxelins lnsn-
agcric; Whose Whole. establishment consists Of
IL nal starved possum and sore headed coon,
a bob tailed monkey and squint-eyed Wild
cat and 60 ON, till he dies, mo,,rned by
no one, :sndt oGly remembered rs a.. relic Of
barbarism.' Look re:;nd you, enumcrate the
merchants Of your acquaintance. and, SO If
this is~not So, People won't trade with a man
that don't advertise, bccat.ae they don't gen!
eraliss know him and besides, they know tina.
F@ man who not enterprising enough to al
yortise, cant atlor.i toscllas chcsp rs ha more
active competitors, that do.
Then advertise,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-22

The work is vrittc:: in plain language, free
from medical terms: 80 as to be easily uader-
stood, while ts sim pic recipes may soon save
you many times tLc cost Of the book. 1t is
printed in a clear and open type is illustrated
with appropriate engravings, and will be for
warded to your address, neatly bound and
postage paid, on receipt Of 81 90.
$1,000 A YEAR can he made BY enter
prls!ng men everywhere, m selling the above
, WORK, as our inducements to all sr1cn are very
IDef8l. e 4! --S'k
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NVllCE.
Any person hereafter cutting pines or othc-
evergreens upon my premises, will be proscc,,-
tel 70 the full extent Of the law. And ] will
pay, fifty dollars"to any one furnishing violence
sufficient to convict any person of such tres
pass. All the psncs, between Wacoota and
Westervclt arc on my land. There are plenty
Of pines on the other side of the lake for ali
Christian purposes, that ane. cf no other use.
i ,>4asn z.a2 30 = GEOs'W. b uELARD.
December "a, 1885, l77tf
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z ;: . Dodge. + = r - q s
Freeborn, and
Rice Counties.
In all the country tributary t.: Rcd Wing.
We circulate our paper 50, gentlesnen, If you
want to sell your new goods, or dispose, Of
your old ones, just
LET THE PEOPLE KNOW IT.
Through tho columns Of tho SENTINEL. Ouy
terms are reasonable, and You. will find that
the expense incurred viii be returned more
than q thousand fold. ~ 80 4 - - ''>~
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
T3E FAMILY sDoSroR.7
CONTAINING
Si',.f!s Rfn'edies;stss1y obtained, for
the Cure Of Disease a. uU its h0,:n,s
PROF. HENRY s. TAYLOR. NJ: D:
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GROCERIES,!

invite particular attention to my larg
stock of ,.ta ,..er ..s
Choice Groceries,
Eta CCoffees,
Teas,
.%1""H HAI Sugars,
gMolasse.
Dried and Candisd Fruits, consisting of a.
grades and brands. Now in store 1000 bbls
salt, At low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Maj;
and Glass, u complete stock At lower price
than ever before. We offer MORE THAI
DOUBLE the variety and quantity Of good
and at prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
For the next thirty days, offer Summc
Clothing At COST. Rcmcmber to call ut tn
old stand of NcIntirc & Sheldon and you vii
ALwArs hnl good stock Which is for sale
Aryls: 1863. g ~ p - q 1871
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Our paper offers a first'rutc medium for yo
to become acquainted with the people Of the
Lake Valley, Cannon Falls, Pine Island.
Zumbrota,
Mazeppa, :Mantorv:lle, Wasioia, Rochester,
Chat6eld;
Blue Earth, Owatonna, Faribault, Senapee
Roscoe;
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-30
TELEGRAPHIG
xes.srasy AAeraoohIs RspoEt.
FR0lI WAsIIINeTON.

" MAsHINGnoN, Nay 1S.
The Japauesa are troubled about the return OF
the NiAFara, and cannot BE- made 70 beiievd thal
Il was occasioned by accident bug are pefsdadcd
that 4 Is an artlhce 70 detain them. The Naval
CozhmisSlouers oannnt reunope this prejudicel The
sllinculfy nav interfere with projected HrrAnfc,
inen,s II New York, baltimore, PhiladelphtA ana
81 Murphy was io-day examined beteFe tae
Covcde Committee In reisrence 70 the ailSe,esse ~
transportation Of 900 voters from New orA 70
Connecticut ct . recent elecfion, llLALl ~
He adraitted having recelved letter irorl Mr
Archibald, Chief Engineer Of The navy y pay
ment through the Treasurer o. tns peioi AZ,
HV yras not examined beyond this poini Tor satis
hcsofy reasons, bat may he recalieo-
MT Hrfchis report upon the Rccipnooiiy treaty
vaS under consideration IN the Senate last week
and 3 now in the possession Of the seeretPry oi
Nr Hatch seems TO have misapprehended the
fhsfructluns given him BY the Secretary pt me
Treesprv and instead Of making an intel lligent
sfafistical report Of facts, he prodneed, On the
contrary, violent attack upon the prinei pes oI
the treaty, recommending yteps 70 be taten for
be obrofEtion OF the Treaty or such reinliiatory
lsgislati0n On The part OF Congress as VIII Iitthe
~ ae,ssmiuation has yet been arrived al as 70
which. by ne way, has been called for By Con
FFess The radical views entertained y ,,,I. mE
Hatch nro considered very Objectionable WHIST
the tone he has adopted with reference 70 Sanau9
aud the English Government exceed thf usual
bounds Of diplomatic Commissioner.
. Nh Tyler Of MINI. has also made report 70
Tia Secretary Of the Treasury upon the sane sun
iecf taking an entirely different view of i from
Nr Hatch. and speaking Of the important results
of the treaty In the Northwest
The dlspoSi1isn of these reports viii PROBABLY
b determined this week, but Il Il believed Mr.
lIsach = raport will net b aelIt 80 -Congress.
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ME1L-OOrnmoal is selling at sl.2s per cwt.
for good quality.
NAILS We quote them at s5eS5.IoH for
assorted, and Ss9sS.6O for pressed spike.
Ons- Unchanged and steady as follOWs:-
Lard, No. /, $685. No. 2, 73975o; Whale, $50
7ss; Linssed 70, Sperm 81 ,6O9sl IS and coal 20
PRovIsIoNs-ATe unchanged. Mess pork is
quiet. and in local dsmand only. at quotations.
Hams range at &c for country to llc favorits
brands sugar-eured, and 20 for common plain
shoulders, Lard is quiet at quotations,
SGLT-Is firm ct ], 40 for fne and ,4O9ir 50 for
coarse. Sacks are firm at lOc.
SREDs-Eo demand and nom mai at s,25 70
timothy and . so foF clover.
TAL1oR- Beef talloH Is quiet atOO and NUT
ton do. at sKa8c.
ToBsOco-Ws revise our quotations. as fol-
lows; Six-tNist, 7j<glOe; Cavsndish Base.
-VnE0AR-Sslling at l5c for cider and So for
Manufactured. sg ff
WooL-GoOda le d Co.'s Ciroulnr. without
giving any definite quotations. sayb:
The quietnesI which has prevailed in our
limited stoeks % hand, Is now being ehSussd
70 actlHitg, though prices are as yet unsottlS Cd
The usual number Of buyers arc making their
appearances with TleWs sscmeWhat oonhigEinR a.
. prices, many elai ming that woods must be
bought 81 g below last years rates. Some Of
the more liberal ones regard last years opening
figures e quite satisfactoy. From present IN :
diostions the woois VIII be taken very freely,
especially II holders meet the prices nov talked
of and owing TO the unusual scarcity Of money
in the west, 3 concession will undoubtedly be
made by many growers rather than wait for
more established rates. We do not look for .
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FLoUR-The small sales making have ranged
at $3.50 for common extras to SIS for choice do.
and S5,s79e,5O for red and white wheat double
extras. In the present state of the market these
prices cannot be maintained, and must not be
regarded as reliable, but they afford the only
index there is to present rates.
FRUITs-Dried apples are in some little de-
mand ct &C.. Peaches in moderate way sell at
1l6lec according to quality.
GRAR-WHEAF-The market Is too much de-
pressed and unsettled to permit Of quotations.
From present appearances holders must 60 be-
low q, ,25 to fnd . market, and how much be-
low that figure would induce BUYERS cannot be
said, CoKN-Thsse is shipping margin at ~
04sc, and nothing above those hgures can be
relied on, though no sales have been reported
as low as that. OATS are inaotiYe and dull at
270sso. BARLEY is entirely nominal. Rye is
worth 7o975c,
HIGHwIEEs-Haye been steady all the week
at I9Nc for large and 2oc for small lots.
LUmER--Thsrs has been falling of in the
demand, and the market is very quiet. Prices
rule AZ foileWs. rs...
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CONNIE ROIAL.
CLEvEI.AND pIARKET-MAY 20.

FLOUR-Galss ofloo bbls red wheat double extr.
4 ss75; 70 bbls DO az sss7; and 20 bbs very nice
doatS6.
WERAT-Continues very dull and heavy.-
Salos Of two cars red and 100 bush do AZ q Is aud
100 bush whits At 81 90
CORN-Ln large supply, dull and nassttlsd.-
Holers are storing 70 await bStter prices Tbs only
sale Was one car load at 4sfe
OATs-Dun and heavy. No sales reported.
TsTTTFR,-Ysry dull The demand is for home
eo1-umption exclusively. st l3e4 for good qualities
W. h.
CHRRsR-salOs 500 lbs new at &c, and 500 lbs
good do at 774c. .
RGGR-seIlIng freely 1t s4c. ~
HNRTs-Ars IN STEADY demand with sales Of good
ouslity country sugar cured at lOc, and ComstOckS
ruVar cured At lie plain, hnd Ii1kc in canSHs
p0Fs X K--Lieht sales No. 1 mess at sf7.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

slDErRoIT, May &th.-PAssED uP-Prop Mineral
Rock, Nile, May Flower, Young America baTQue
Ocean Wave; brig John 1oungi schooner Oriole,
White SQuali, Orion, r. 8; skidmore, Twin Brother,
Hearai, james Navagh, Miami, Kyle spangleTi Flora
sylph international, J. H. Drake, Speedweu
DowN-Steamboat Sea Bird, Illinois; propeller
Tonawanda, Potomac, Chicago, Gen, Taylor; barque
II 8 Adams, Northern Light, Massion schooner
H. B. Steele, J. B. Chaplin, Patrick Henry, Bonnie
Doom, N. P. GOoden, A. Rust, Wings Of the Wind,
Die Vernon, Rainbow, Matt Root, Grey Eagle,
Alma.-Adrsriser.
CoLLIsIoN.-Th0 bardue Massilon and schooner
Maple Leaf collided on LAde Michigan last week,
Bots vessels bound down. The latter bad her stern
cut down to near the waters edge, She was toWed
into Grand Haven bS the barQue, where she will re-
main until repaired The Massilon had her jibboom
and some Of her head gear carried away. She passed
this port last evening. Tribune.
MAY 8-A fore and AFT schooner, light and bound
up, lay hard aground at Sandwich Point yesterday
afternoon She has the appearance OF Milan YES
sci. ay
PROPILIER GKN. TAYLOR reached here yesterday
morning from 0ntonagOn. Lake Superior. She
brought down 2ss tons copper, and IS firon.
SCHOONER MATr RoOF, bound down from Chicago,
run into the schooner Miami on Monday evening,
which lay at anchor near Sandwich, carrying away
her jibbOom and some Of her headgear.
BARoUE Z. s. ADAMS, with an assorted cargo Of
oak walnut, -four, pork and PEAS, taken on auWal-
laceburgh, passed here Sunday en- route for Liy-
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MhhINu OUI'lf ILVl'o. ,,,--,--,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Colum bus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie and Cieve-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SolOn, with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls, &c.
Al Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &c,
At Braceville with hacks 70 Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks 70 sharon, Greenheids Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thence by 2. J.
- - CR1s. L. RHODES, sup't.
CleYeland. .Feh. 9lsha. ---- D..
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MAY ga fore and AT schooner, light and bound
up lay hard aground at Sandwich Point yesterday
afternoon She has the appearance Of Milan YES
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SAMUEL mason, Plainun,

SAMUEL MASON, Plaintin,
against In Court q Com
JOHN GREES, Pleas, In and for CIy-
MARY JAyE GREEN, and Cuyahoga Co., Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, FRANCIS
IL PINKERToHl e hereby netihed that on the
dled his petition IN said Court against the above
named defendants the object and prayer ofWhich is
deeds 70 wit One deed nom said plaintiff 10 said
defendants, John Green, executed January lsi, 1885,
wife 70 said defendant Francis Pnkerton, executed
March 10th, ls59 and one deed from said FIaneis
PinkertOn 70 said deisndant, Mar Jane Green, ex-
executed August Sth, 1855 and one mortgage deed
from iaid Green and wis TO aid plaintif exseuted
(which an conveyed the same properfy1 shah ineude
aud describe only the land Intended 10 be conveyed
e said Green By said hrst mentioned deed nom aid
a certain tract Of land situated in the City Of
Clereand, Cuyahoga C0anty, Ohio, known a. part q
Wo0isey's map Of BIS Subdivision of city lots num-
bered from one hundred and dfy-six u56l 20 one
iginsi anotmsnt q the viiags q ClsTslaad, which
map & now on record In aid county lnd The land
stated, bounded as follows, 10 yif BeEiHnins az
point on the northeaateriy side Of Erie street one
sids oi Walnut sfuset and running thence northeast
erly parallel With Nalngf street one hundred and
~ ~ tss iS ths5os sosfhsastsrlT 70 tba
northeast line o ~ oss ~ s tEsniY sae twenty
one 90 ~ =, % i a. ntse o.,
Phiilie A. White and on land Of George giiiisfss 10
the north easterly line Of rle street hundred and
sixtysdve (I65l lsei, and thence n0rthWcsteriy on
80 Erie street ffty-hye feet to the pace of BEGIN
ming being any go feet front on Erie street and
one HUNDRED aud sixty-fvo (l6sl feet deep mon or
less, saving and accepting, however, out Of said
piece above described certain piece OF land thirty
two t2) eet long by twenty (20l feet wide, hereto
fore decided out Of the northwest corner Of said lot
BY Samuel Mason 70 Jacob LOWman BY deed dated
Nov. l6 ls49 and recorded Vol a. page 5l9 20 which
deed more particular reference Is had for descrip.
tion Of the land excepted nom this conveyance
and shall exclude from said deed and mOrtgago said
piece of land a. feet by 20 feet and also the lot de-
scribed In said deed and mortgage a. fronting %
Oak street, in said lot and cconty, and that sad
Green and wife, and said krancis Rinkerton may Be
excluded from an interest IN said two pieces last
above described BY virtue Of said deed ironn sad
Macon TO said Green and other conveyances as here
+, Plaintiff also prays Judgment against Hij John
Gren 5r l67 78-lO0 dollara, and Interest fom Feb.
"a i and that the land hernin above int dercihed
NAV bs s5id 70 latisi the claim Of said painti ndd
for other equitable relief
me 40 aef5ndant PlnkeTtun, q Ecguired 70 n
swer or deuur y tha petition on or boro the third
Saturday AFTER the cx plration of siX weel tm the
date Of this notice JAMES II. JONES.
April % is60.2So. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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paoyant. tsoiadsd IN The salss are 800 bbs ~ sH'
CssADzAN FieUR -.siay e sl,o esoisd a
shHde lele5 Sal1l q bbla NJ tasii 20 ios common
Il "a II 'oliIf --slosdy, aud small sales ai $50
ai.ti lar commda 10 sholoe sapornHe.
Nfi1riN liihT.--(ust and UNCHANGED Sales Of
wills x X Msrkot lhade trIner, sales q sss
S9ls {, srset 3 besssswsth export demand.
aaiss oI til0 bush Milwaukee club a. SIX ane ano
i,1-h zhito California On private Ierpasi SJ prime
nd southern 81 u tsti and en- bush "hit7l mixed
fifE-Qnioi a. g..
NAfEhE-Dull ana nominal et 60e17ae.
CORN-Receipts show a material falling or and
with The limited supply Of sound; the market = hr;
mer Sales OF stn0 BUSH 6ie96qi3 for good unsound
mixed Western; CSC for strictly sound doi Tic for
very handsome yellow, and 6a4oae for unsonnq SOU
nIfs-In moderate request =. AOsStSc for western
and Canada East and eyes for state ana Ofh"u"
Pork Opened steady and closed dull and
heavy Sales si0O bbls; SlIsd6eil,ei ior new nSss,
SlI&0 Cor old mess; Siq2 90 for thin measi ll's
tals,a0 for extra mess and prime mess -, 80
nEEF-D Dull and unchanged. sales ~ Dolr NJ -
dnfh0 iOr country prine to0A,aO lot country tness
I.ARn-harket hrm. Sales coo paesages y lLa
bsrfTFEK Dun aud rather heavy at iO@F0 for
Oee,igIFRsR- LA moderate demand feT export at 20
nc i6F Inferior 20 prime.
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THE srEAMER CRY or BUFFALO Is being rapidly
prepared for the coming season. Among other Items
her name has been eonspieuously painted on her
paddle boxes.
THE DOCKS were lively yesterday. The propellers
Gov Cushman, Concord, WinonA and Jersey City
lay at the railroad dock and others were loading un-
loading and passing up and down the river.
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MARINE E
PoRT OF CLEVELAND.
KSrEREp-MAy %.

Stmr May Queen, Vlger, Detroit
Prop Racine, Brett, Buffalo, 20O rolls leather, mdse
and gundriel. 80 . ..
Schr, Arcturus, Cheyne, Buffalo, $40 bbls salt
Schr Ronlo Doom, Mitchell, Chicago, l5,0OO bush.
wheat, HALL 4 Oyiatt
Schr. Union, Valentine, Forester go NJ lath, san
ford Son.
Schr. Lewis WE'LL Harlem, Buhalo, SUD Du "heai'
sehr. Industry, Hsares, St. Clair &C NJ lumber, Par.
scovg snsed BurTeii Detroit, 25 cords cedar posts
cords ahlngle bolts s5 NJ shingles.
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FRnlI HARRIsRURG.

HAnRIahrEc, IA, Alal ~,
The case Of Hamilton against the Ptttsburg
Councils came of to-dAy-Alr. Harding counsel
for plaintiff and Mr.. Penny for defendant. A
statement was made that the Council had not YET
taken action when the Court suggested that the
esse be held over till June 28th at Lancaster,
decision viii be given this p. m.
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RuFFALO CONFERENCR.

BUFFALO, May %.
A vote was taken in the Conference this morn
ing on the first resolution In the majority report
Of the Slavery Committee, which recommends
change Of the rule in the discipline of Slavery.
The vote stood I3s for the resolution and "a
against, lacking 10 votes Of the required two
thirds 70 adopt
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEsr BEDFORD, CoshOcton Co, o., May Il, 80.
Mr. H. B. KISdsLEY-Sir: have been selling the
medicines Of the GrAefenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good Subtraction and the Pills have sold To
great many as regularly their tea and coffee and
with my trade they have become a staple article
MRrshall's Uterine CathOloon is a medicine that has
done q great amount Of good In Female Diseases
One lady l sold tc told me she had received more
benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most skilliul
physician. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con.
ls offered a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
IRREGULARITIES - Weakness - -FRintuess--Darange
Appetite-Sallow CompiexiOn-Pain in the
Back and Kidneys-Chills-Col Hands
and -Bloating-Feverishness-
NeuralRia-H -Headache-Rest-
uessness-Disturbed Sleep-Flushes
Of Heat-General Pain-Crawling and Pain 10
the Spine and between the ShOulders-Acid
Difficult Passing Of Urine,
with heat smerting-Itching, Burning and lrri-
tation in the Urine OrRnns-Night
pepsa-H Hysterics-Anxiety-Re Face
Nervous misunderstanding
COnstlpation--IrritAble Temper
DeprRyed Appetite-E -Elatulence-Bloated
and Irregular BOwels-Unpl pleasant Dreams
Pains In the UteriAe Organs-Numbness and Pains
in the Limbs.
BsS- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
RS- For Medicines or Agencies Address -.-
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
nOvl2d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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BLOWN Up.


WILMINGTON, n u may ~
The steamer Kate McLaurin, for Fayetteville,
burst her boiler at O'Clock this morning near
Elizabethtown, killing Capt Evans and two deck
hands, and sealding the fremen and others. The
cargo Of merohsndize, which was for the interior,
WA a fofal loss