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caibo u 22 nix months; 5000 Texas On private terns,
and J 800 Yruxillo On private termA
iAA1HHR-fhe demand This week haa been COED nom
both manufacturers and custom dealers, The market ce
sins firm, with An upward tendency Ia prices.
Ilnx was In good demand, with sales OF o0mnncu &
ooc., and Of lump Rockland At 81 S.
NoIAssEs The market steady, with sales Of 500
bbs New Orleans n 47c, and 90 hhds. Cuba mmcevado
1t BIC
NAVAL sroRys were quiet and sales light We quote
spirits At 46c 46hc. 70 47c asked Common rosin lest
sold ct 81 81, 70 arrive and anoat.
OILS -Enseed was In fair demand at bSc. &c.,, with
moderate sales. We have no change to notice in crude
whale and sperm.
PRovnaoSs.-Pork-Them market was less buoyant and
sornewha. irregular, with more disposition 70 sell The
transsctons footed up about 900 bbs, including new
mess At 81 SIN, Old do n ST 87h aSI7 80, new
primo at si4 2t ia 37K, and old at sI2 80. Beef
WAS steady and rather 6rmer. The sales embraced
S. Country ' prims /. us isp. % mass
a % $40 80, and extra II &11 . So co. Prime
mess was nrm India mess was Also firmly held
Beef hams steady and In fair demand with sales OF
steady at 94c. q lie. Cut meats were In fair demand
with sales Of about ESQ hhds and terces At TO- c for
shoulders and at &c. pxc for hams. Lard steady,
With sales Of about 200 bbb at 10c llc Butter and
Rox was firmly held, while sales were limited.
srus-saies Of 1000 mats of cassa were made
nj 1870
SUaARs-The market was nrm, with steady demand
from the trade, with sales Of about 500 hhds including
$50 hhss Porto Rico At TIC. n Sc The remainder
sisted Of Cuba musoovado at &C 6sc to ING and 80
do mosdo sold at lkc and the sales Of boxes embraced
TnA.-The public sale held 70 day drew q good and
spirited company, and the prices obtained were In ad
vance Of those current 1t previous sales The ooongn
were largely withdrawn Tho prices obtained ranged -
49c., and oolonss, 37ho.
WHMxY was In good demand with sales OF some $50
bbla reported 1t 22Kc.
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nsv1t ~ hswa - NyuAnan Sssv - r 4
10 sstsr qsaMns4 ssr ss.sss sAAa any s.er moi
vkuAl h the UnitsA States And shn 20 So aoes not
lsw shAs he q al stherB expsdbescy sAndiaKteY
- judgment, Vie masses Of the republican party
hsve already answered this question:; and the National
0mvenuon whch seuvenss st Chicago in Nay, will only
enter - Of record what has already been sdjudcaed
D~s ~ GcSen Of tat CbascatOM soAat may, O~gas
ylaso - sewt~atios any representative u reputodn PRIV
ePSss-asyoev who xas dosag battle for ne repli1scGs
essHs n lSt6ns sAaU h touad baieS its frot rdIS
We Vu dat NJ Seayd sAo&ld Be wousies, becdu sse
beee AsR 20 be strongest mon, pyesy n the ratio 1
y II, ssrs AaH anybody el, tie representative Of te repuo
kAaa priseipta. He b, too, Abest man But tnAnk
esd We have . host Of abundantiy quahned to be
Standard bearers sufficiently identified with our prn-
aplss and In all respects capable Of dschagng the duties
n ths Presidency. With Fremont, Chase, Mclean Banks,
Chasrsn Fessenaen Hale, and host OF others equally
cherished and respected, there can be no diculty
ksang good and true man Tor The nomination Of the
Rspabnosa Convention; and yet We hold that William 4.
We shaN abor a. faithfully for tho cause no matter who
- candidate selected, II republican; but On the plea
e sxpeaiency We 70 outside The republican ranks for
sanaiaass aAau feel II Liberty 10 oosuk declarations
u ~ pvssaises, yepavdless Of al party considerations We
scarcely imagine any state Of things which could in
aase 70 support such nomination unless should be
Dsseaa Onoe admit the necessity for disbandng tho
puhisan party, and then, between Douglas and the
nsminee d the Charleston Convention, are for Doug
as but between The nominee Of the Charleston Con-
yeAhsA and any Individual who AIDED 10 defeat In 1856
through The agency Of third party, We in common with
est intelligent and sincere republicans would prefer tho
government Of frank and manly representative Of the
yseslsyeyy principle.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FRIDAY, March 800 P. M

FRIDAY, March 30-6 p. M.
The feature Of the day has been an extraordinary
and general excitement on the Stock Exchange, re-
sultng in an advance Of some two per cent on
most speculative securities. New York Central,
which closed yesterday at 752 bid. opened this
morning at 76 rose steadily to 7Sa, and finally
closed at 7s4 bid. The advance is due partly to
The news OF the killing of the Pro Rata bill in the
Legislature, and partly to the general impression
hat the large purchases which have been made
within the past day or two have been on account
4 parties well informed as to the intentions
fthe Legislature with regard to the ToiS bill.
Iany parties who have been waiting for the ad-
Jurnment of the Legislature to become purchasers
4 Central to-day thought that the opportunity was
ecaping them, and took line in that stock. Mis-
sUri State skies were likewise active, and closed
aan advance of II per cent over yesterday price.
Tia IL due to the news that the Legislature has ad-
jorned, after receiving the Governors veto of the
bills granting aid to railways. The Western stocks
w~e all higher. Galena advanced { Rock Island I,
Foedo Illinois Central I, Michigan Central q per
cen. The regular and steady increase OF earnings
on .bese roads seems at last to be producing some
effect on the public mind. Michigan Southern
wa steady at yesterdays closing price. Hudson
advanced one per cent, with fair demand. The
business in railroad bonds was unusually large, and
we note an advance in almost all descriptions.
Pacific Mail was in demand at the opening at yes
terdsys closing price, but as the day advanced the
market was oversuppiied, and the price declined /
per cent. The market at the close this after
noon was very firm at the following quotations
vrginias, 9s2 z; Missouris, sgt . 4; Canton, 2Oi
II; Cumberland, IA . 1; Pacific Mail, 1881 a
lO4; New York Central, 7sA i;sIlrie, 1o} q Z;
Hudson River, 4os q 4; Harlem preferred, ssA .
Z; Reading, All a {; Michigan Central, As Il;
michigan Southern, old, II . /; do. guaranteed,
"a q /; Panama, 1854 q &; Illinois Central sl3 81;
Galeua, S2A q 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 253 . O.;
Chicago and Rock Island, $50 &C; Illinois Central
Us, 9lAa
Money was in rather more demand among the
brokers to-day, in consequence of the increase of
speculative business; but among the discount
houses there was no change. We quote, as before,
call loans, per cent; short first class paper, 81;
A G months paper, 6; single names, 6 . Z; second
class paper, 8 q 10 a IL. The movement OF money
. the Sub-Treasury continues moderate; the re-
esipts to-day we're $l4ob2s, Of which sos 900 was
from duties; disbursements, 1921 ,6Ss; balance this
evening" IS 465 32s The arrival of sI55 1lo in the
Ariel last evening viii help to swell the back re-
carve still higher.
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We learn that the earnings of the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad the second week Of
March were over $Il 900 in excess of the same
week last year.
The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending March II, 1860, were t7O,9l5. 81, 90
respondinp rAat ,~-s yUar, c4f,o65 81 increase,
$23 $50 16.
Mr.. Cowdrey has issued circular requesting an
authorization from holders of the rejected stock of
the New York and New Haven Railroad to sell it
on their account at "not less than $2s per share,
payable in cash, not less than SCI so per share
payable in the mortgage bonds of that company,
at par and interest, lat not less than $33 80 per
share, payable in the genuine stock Of the COM
pany at par-either of the three methods of pay.
ment to be at the option Of said Cowdrey"-the
compensation for this service to be dollar per
share, and ten per cent Of any excess obtained be-
yond the per centage named, and the payment to
depend upon the success of the negotiation.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans
l. en-.
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FRneHrs-Rates were steady, while engagements were
moderate. To Liverpool 108 bales Of cotton were
gagged al Id 100 boxes bacon, 200 bbh lard "a 3D.
and 1907 do. Sea Island cotton at lid. To London Is
beef were engaged al &c. 3D. and 70 Glasgow 200
bbls lard engaged at 40s. chip taken up
load with slaves for Cette, TIP. T.
HAy.-FAr sales were making ct Soc. 9oc for ship
ment, and at 90c. 81 for city use.
HINES The market this week has been moderately
active Sales have been what restricted, account
of the advanced preienscn Of holders The trade refuse
TO advance upon last weeks rates. the of
tae manufactured article do not warrant IT, The export
demand continues fair extent for both dry and sGtei
stock. The sales were:-30Co Montevidco and Buenos
Ayrfs NJ 25c IS &c, elk mout his $500 RIO Grande
af 24kc six months $3.50 Ornoco Ut &c, six months
LOO Porto CAbeIo, Sc on private tefmsi 600 Mara
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-LanaCan was 6eedy and IN far demand, with Sales or
200 260 bbe at IS 81 q 81. Southern -four held
with more frmness, and was in fair request from the
trade. The sales embraced about 100 bbls, closing
within range of the above prices Rye -four steady
ct quotations, with sales Of about lis bbls Corn
meal was quiet and prices unchanged. Wheas-The
market exhibited spirit with inquiry from the
trade The sales embraced about 600 bushe@ including
Iowa spring al 81 TO- 1000 do inferior red Southern 81
U.s. 300 do common red Southern II 81 25 and 600 do
fair Southern white al 81 80 Corn in good request
and at 6rner prices Among the purchases were some
lots for exports The sales embraced about bushels
including Western mixed at roc 71c and small lots
prime do. at 72c., Jersey yellow nc. 74c. rs q
1ehc for Jersey and Southern yellow, and Tic Soc
for Southern white and handsome do Il sic Rye was
heavy while the sales embraced about 200 bushels at
SAC 65c Barley was IN fair demand, with Gales Of
about 500 bushels State at &c., part two rowed Sales
Of 400 bushels barley malt were made II SOC. 90c
Oats in better request and armer with full saes Of
Western and Canadian At 42ac 43c, and State At &C.
O 44c.
Cou1x The market Was quiet The hrmness OF holders
checked saies $50 bags Jamaica were sold (a little
saiDed) ut l3c and 100 do. kAracaibo lSL and 100
do Trieste at lie.
CcTTos.-The market continued heavy while prices
without quoable change The sales were confined
TO 400 500 bales the basis Of about the following
qu0tatons:-
VIEW CLASSIFICATION. NO
Upland. Florida. Ao6i< and Ezds
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Port Of New York, March 30, 1850.


Port OF New York, March 30, 1860.
s,eanasbo City OF Manchester (Br), Cumming, liverpool
Steamship Fulton, wotion. Haue-New York and HAue
Steamship Company.
SEP ssS sassy Burgess
Bark Deming higsins, Para and 2 market
Bl Pc s.s Co.
sssf s::asis ssss,Ss sa sssSs
sssr ks lynch - sSani so.s Peters
s sssr hdns. fssn WI nsks.
s sssr sa..a h k. neS S
schr FiayilIa, P,nkney, Boston.
sssr A;c s;Sn ssss bsse,
:.: ksssss:: y land ssas:D
ARRIVED
Steamship Arabia fBrl Stone Liverpool, Masch II. win
pslissa >. sSp Aisssms. bound r. a.y. ssS PH
ssp .Ds Halifax
Sss%, ~ FosSc ErGys Savannah WIN dss and ~
siesmshp N:shyile; Murray. Charleston with mdss aaA
Steamship Locust POinh French Baltimore with nndse to
Steamship fs.spsoo. Van, Portland with mdse and pas-
ssS a.s:a g No As sss
"a |; viz heavy ~ wnd: .na4'.' .,1' 0ssA a.ss .
c. s.s s
strong westerly wnd. ION inst lat Is TO- lon a. sgnalned
ship Pnr,Da Langs.on Buenes Ayrss FEB with WOO, g.
,c. psEorsat3 c. FEB ~ Ia = Ion % Is signal
spoke mp TandsIsr icu CsllsS for EYo5S s.sos
on Ose wursa Rs M ons
01 srr iy n Havana 10 days. with sur.r tobacco
A 40 Ha9 s aas pcan Ssnf days.
Nam :sss b Ss ;
Sssis S;s,is S::sS
II a YsSt Sss ses ApS ss q s
from s H.n q for MSon % H. 81 n 81
S:I sss H:ss; s, ss ,.' t %
days: win .ngsr ard moias.es seE BuckSSo
Ssys wsb mS.e 10 o
az p 3 1 m 10 aass S sr Ta: 70
sa Sss:.eis Tor Bottom; 81 SsY g sss.ssa
woe 'ssssS b. 1ss e: sue
Bar, s :, Sam q s FSgesn AN day.
ss!p Barney .ssrins W. ' '' A' y % ~ " -"
and org aas d
"i b.. aTG sssso of xaes.. wA,ore IAN. Cubs. nth
IN Company WIN BARK wnons for NYosS March r. M Ion
L 3 sr,E ssrshs Nsaes from Sisniass9. ior STsSS
ar H. sfonhe No''0n '' 1o scos LOUISA 'o1ns'h hS
Hsr,u :1 sons aA'' WIN sugar
to msst aee''A hAsnes Hs0' @arcn H. WIN sugar. &C.
Brig Alamo tof Mschiss Ingalls, Black River ia March H.
w .Ss & p % % +: q oS 90
20 aas WIN sugar and mos % ne"
ss'ai sss ssy c s
sTs TrsS:Iass Eugene oroeksr. Richmond. Me- days,
schr Ecniezuns of Orlando Yurner Oeufuepor s0dsvs
win sugar, &c, RIP Bpek Co go inst Of Cape F)ds,
sehr WATSON sf Pss@spss mss %isSy s.guA Is
her q H.ss1:s 81 ies 81 ssns..a s :sSr "
schr Spray tBr Shaw, Cornwals, Ms. 20 days. with posa
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JAnuASy H.
yby tie aceek. 1853. 1850 1860.
Entered n the pors.. II Gal 6oA,274 l,497 40
Thrown on Market. 1,bb0,76e 635,867 1,494,SS6
SSxce JaN !.
Uttered At the port ,s431E s1,eM,77e 3x,e7s,osl
Thrown ON market. 1856 S2Ss71u Sb,e6o,7os
By The above comparative statement viii be sha,
both tho entries and tho amount Of dry goods thrown up
on the market the past week, exceed those for the
period in 1868 and 1852 and especially those Of last year
The totals since the LIST Of January last still show ex
cess those for the time during the two proceed
ing years Annexed will be found tables giving the guam
ty and value of goods entered for consumption thrown
upon the market, and Withdrawn and warehoused, by
which appears that Of the goods entered for oonsump
ton wooen fabrics amounted to SAT- 2g2, cotton do
% s2A ,o9s, silks To $44o,o63, and miscellaneous 70
See0,077.-
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he Gath inst. were as follow,

Totai s2s ,76e l2elo,7so ID 749
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts of exchange held by the various banks
and also the sum due to distant banks, the latter
being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown
abOye:--
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sHIPPIN G NEW 5.

HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
EMpnr CrYY-Fn0n New York ID, arriving Havana ~
md New Orleans 10th Frvm New Orleans 2n Havana "a
arriving ct New York z6h-
CAHkwnA-From New York lxh arriving NJ Havana III
md Few Orleans l9h From New Orleans 9Th, Havana nh
rELfnELrMA-frOra New York I7sh arriving 1t Havana
ID New OrlsAns 1bth From New Orlnans Hh Havana
osh arriving At New York 18Th
De soroFrom New York zth arriving u Havana Let end
New Orleans Frsm New Orleans l2h, Havana i5tA,
irving It New York 18Th
QUAKER CrTY-Trom New York April 4, arriving Ut Ha-
vAna April From Havana March g. arriving New York
Mach -
ArAFxAFroa New York Ns,ansas ths Oh Of sash
nsath. at 2PM !
KAsNAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau. Mp On
d. arrival Of every Alternate Canard New York
NBWhen The above dates fall Sunday the win
sail on Monday, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTCH.
Al packages aad letters Intended for NEW YsRK HnAiS
should Se sealcd.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY March 30--6 p

AsHEs-The market steady with sales Of 80 bbls.
pots NJ Bye, while pearls were at &c.
BRxADeruFFs. -Flour-There was more inquiry for
mon and medium grades Of State and Western brands
with rather better feeling in prices The higher grades
unchanged The sales embraced about 1000 coo
bbs, closing within the range Of the following prices
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The exports Of cotton domestic goods were Light there
having been clasrsnoes for China Some vessels ara
however, loading for that country, among which the
Sword Fish, appointed 10 sail about the 10th proxmo
The export demand both for China and other foreign
countries, continued good, and tended 10 sustain heavy
sheetngs and shirtings, with drilngs. Among the
ports viii be noticed the novelty Of the export OF 1877
packages valued at SIC for the Aoor river former
~ Northern China, Eastern Russia The export Of
cotton domestic goods from the port OF New York. for the
week ending the Both Of March, was as folsws:--
Yalue Bales
Cuba. Observation-Disclosures. 1886 81
HayH. Observation-Disclosures. b,lS8 So
Brazil. ......... ............. 6,0i1 "A
China (Amoor river) .......... 1855 1877
Tota. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 lo 357
Previously reported 26l9s
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The following comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods ii New York for The weak and snss
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Obituary

Mrs. RUTH widow Of the late Phillips Payson, died a
NE residence OF her SON. Boston, the 18th inst al
ha advanced age Of ninety three years and nine months
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i osssss e.!Hss
jS.dso sJS IaaIssSc i.spSsr S:.dss:: oss.a
s%ss 1S nc ss;s5 800. .sA'
81 sss nsf
III
NJ s.r ben sC S sss sD g. s
Hs. s nc :ss IN
J ct Ss.. ssa and s "a se,s
Rondont 2!h Charlotte Rockand for Nyork esky and aid
:Ie s.ss u S
Parker Norfolk for Portland Mary xny. Dosss XYo
.RRsovIDEScs March suAr ...n.. o,p..y. S...sy.
EEspps;han.osf Cobb HsnsoDd Va d 'e
bSs s..%sr SIssire.. Jons. sYers s.-s c.r..
%; xs o. ss
Hsrvss corwin md oregon, i ss"Se ssSrs
ss
m GS .n and seH' We op d
Px%fuGTkiSSr March -Ar .shr Bhc. D.no.d Young.
R1chMoNi. March a-sld sshr Nay ouesn Barnard S.
s Roe. ss r1a ia as' ssss z;'zs s g f:s. s
H..s s sss; :s s4:s 11F:s
sg sss's: "a ss Fpss s:.s
Norssus; schrs shSiock, hAwes -; 1sN Van Bssea.
SAN FRANCisCO March 7-sud fby ssD shps Jesn oo. :
son on Mszssisn Bondal, and A. EdridEe, OAllao
ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, March N-In ochRo 6alnne H< -
tan Candy. from Work th ARR diw vn proceed
New Smyrna Fla. 70 load live oAk for NcrfDR Or NYork
49, ga K: ,:s a s..n s.
York SD 18Th bark naagorda, Brown, Rev enYnA Pa;
Planet, HArding NYork. 800 80 ~ nv Al
,yaI T.IS a:,ss 80 :s. SEQ :syss
wAREHA1, MARCH 1s-As schs cnes osrsiss Ei.esssAas
port na AngleE Bsssa NYcrk ~, xhyupem, Eakorsse
Baker bainors IA lsh scksS Bsnisi caro-
line Anderson Boyer Alexandria; 3d. Leader Beae Newse(
York; 2lA Lamaripe. Quincy, %.
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. T63e9vaph Marine Wspsgtss
sAvANMAH. March se-sseAusr Prkasbsrs, u ~ port
rposs nes South Of False Cape sshr aahorc md miles
sssds Il u 0spe largo shp ashore win Aghar and ting
Along aiopssds probably The Robert Treat before reported
EaHLAKDs, March 80. sa.sss-rhree brig of the High
MD bound h. NO Other vessels IN sshI Wind sw, hgA
s.s Of a. Ssnsss SOsans mp s spn ~ sS
Wine SW, light; weather very Aazy
IonT LA s March 80 spnsship Alice anchored
WiAd Bw, light; wea,hsr very Aaxy
Miscellaneous.
eP LADY BuyyolI, Lavender from Liverpool for Calcutta
abandoned In sinking STATE date In Iss 10 ~ lon w.
Part Of The arrived Plymouth 10Th mat the remain.
der taken BY tho brig Happho bound 10 Gibraltar
rhe was IN Al vessel Of 1890 bursen built At Ned
ford 1856 and Was owned IN this city by Mess Harbock
&Co)
Captain Murray Of sseamshp Nashville, from Charleston,
has our thanks for full dies Of Southern papers.
Purser Nchsn Of stsamship Florida from Savannah
haa thanks for his attentions
whom days rom New York had gale, in which los
bboom and fore topgsant mast Would load wool for Aei
bourne.
BARI MARY KENDALL, from MatanzAs for Philadelphia
ashore Cold Spring Bar got fuAher the beach last night
he cargo being thrown overheard Steamers have bean do
spatched for assistance.
BRG Ava Lunt from Eas.port for Richmond with cargo
sfp.ser. went lahore Long Ledge 26h u and will DO
TOTAL loas.
To Ocean put Into New Bedford 2h leaking water being
the orecase hoor and making about 900 strokes per
around !. he SSs 9. H.stspcss or ouched coming ca;
Of that harbor. She will 20 on the city railway.
Sem Izx,. MAyIM non Csrdenas arrived a Philadelphia
18Th inst leaking, with IL inches water In her hold
STEAMER AconN whom leaving Providence I'D inst struck
sehr Wave Of Boston and cut her down on ono side above
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-26
Hefrick'S Kid Strengthening PlaSters
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED

AND PAIN DESTROYER
The BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSEHOLD REMEDY IN
WORLD
These renowned Plasters cure pains, weakness
and distress in the back, sides and breast in FIVE
hours. Indeed, certain are they to do this that
the proprietor warrants them Spread from resins,
balsams and gums, on beautiful Kid leather, rem
Females and others. Their application is univer-
sal-equally to the strong man, the feeble woman,
and the delicate infant. To each and all they will
prove balm and blessing. Their use is agree
able and without annoyance or trouble Each
Plaster will wear from one to four months, and in
rheumatic complaints sprains and bruises, fire.
quently effect cures when all other remedies fail.
Full directions will be found on the back of each
Public speakers, vocasts, ministers of Che gospel
and others, will strengthen their lungs and i'm
prove their voices By gearing them their breast.
Price 1874 cents.
~ The above articles are sold by all the dealers
in Dowagiac and by Druggists throughout the
United States, Canadas and South America, at
wholesale by all large Druggists in the principal
cities.
HERRICK BROTHER 90
my1o-S*y1 PRAcricAL CHEMISTS. Albany, N. Y.
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TEMPERANcE MEEr1Ne.-Rev. G..

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Rev. G. L.
Foster, of Yysilanti and ]. B. Merwin, Esq, Agent
of the State Temperance Society addressed the citi
zens of this village on the subject of temperance,
at the Wigwam, on Thursday evening last. The
meeting was very largely attended. and the re-
marks of both speakers were received with the
greatest enthusiasm, especially those of Mr.. Mer-
win. The efforts of both gentlemen were en-
ployed in proving by the most invincible logic that
prohibition was the only reliable means to be en-
ployed to eradicate the evil of intemperance, and
that it was not only necessary, but that it just
and fully in accordance with all the established
regulations of every well regulated government.
The favorite argument of the rumsellers and the
rum drinkers that man has a right to eat, drink,
and wear what he chooses, was scattered to the
four winds of heaven, utterly dissipated and des-
troyed. May success attend their efforts every
where.
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SABBATH School CELEBnAr1os.-

SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATION
There will be Sabbath School Celebration at
Cassapolis. on Friday the Sd day of August next.
Rev. Mr.. Cherry, of Dowagiac. Rev. Mr.. Taylor
and Mr.. HARDWOOD, of Kalamazoo and perhaps some
others will be present and Address the children.
The exercises will commence at IL o'clock A. NJ.
After the exercises are concluded there will be a
pic mic dinner. All the Sabbath Schools in the
County are invited to be present and participate
with US. A. GARwooD, Superintendent Of
C. G. BANKS, Sabbath Schools
5. I. READ, at Cassapolis.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-26

Sailing CREAM FOR BUTTER MAX
NG.-A writer in the Homestead reports state
ment made at the New Haven lectures, that by ad
ding tablespoonful of fine salt to quart of cream
as the latter is skinned from off the milk anG
placed in the cream-pots until enough accumulates
for churning, the time required for churning is re
duced to two or three minutes In trial made by
the writer, he found this to be true and his theory
is that the salt acts upon the thin coating of the
globules of butter, and dssoves it that slight
agitation breaks it, and the butter comes at once
The experiment can easily be tried by any butter
maker