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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-23
Iatest a)ews.
Mr.. Holt is confirmed as Secretary Of War.

Mr.. Holt is confirmed as Secretary Of War.
The Alabama Senators were notified tp.da )
to keep their seats. The North Alabama dele.
gate refuse to sign the secession ordinance till
March 4tiI
The foreign Governments represented at
Washington, ~ e opposed to dissolution.
1t is said the commander Of the Brooklyn
did not obey orders in his recent trip to Charles
ton.
New Jersey has recommended the Crittenden
plan, and proposes to arm her militia.
Ten thousand Of the Cincinnatans petition
Congress to adopt the CrittendeD plan.
Mr. Sherman, Of Chic (Rcp), in a speech
in the House, said if the Government attempts
ment. liz would not allow Fort Sumpter to be
taken.
Gen. Scott has been advised that 1900
young men of Baltimore are ready to assist
him III saving the Union.
Congress is being fooled with petitions for
the Crlttenden amendment.
III" Army Bill has passed. The California
War Debt Bill has passed.
The story of Wade and benjamin having =
fight in secret session. is a hoax.
Gen. Harvey has been challenged by an
Army Officer.
IL is rumord that 5000 Sioux Indians threat
en- to wipe out Fort Kcarncy and stop emigra.
ton westa ard.
Massachusetts is preparing for war on South
Carolina.
EoRG A has seeded. H. v. Johnson and
Alex. II. stephens tried to get resolutions Of
CO., per; ton passed, but they failed.
The 1asa advances bread tufts trine.
Missouri refers her call for Convention to
the people
A coIored woman, fugitive from VIII cling,
was arrested in Cleveland, on the 9Th. No ex-
cite m'nt. She admits that she belongs to the
claimant.
North Carolina still hesitates.
The Louisiana tOnyentionists are two thirds
for .ecession.
Virginia has passed legislative resolution,
stating that it the South could not be favored
with equality in the Union, she will 90 with her
sister States.
Lola Montcz ia deaG.
The ; an Juan mines west Of Denver, are
reported To be II humbug
Large numbers Of New England and middle
Stale cpnblicn,is have recommended Mr
COl:"x, Tor Postmaster General.
Tenn, ssee will mold u Convention. February
25th.
Maj Anderson declined to accept present
OF fresh meat from Gov ickens.
Anderson has intm tied to thrleston that
she must cease erecting fnrtticatons.
Wendell Phillips, Of B,Ston, in u speech OH
! the l9th, thanked South Carbn. for the mus.
| We are in, aud avoweL himself disunionist.
The Round House, ui the Fort Wayne Road
at Chicago, is burnt.
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Howard .ASSOciMtiOls,
PHIL DELPHIA.

Benevolent Iu tituton e>tabii ned by special En-
d"whsnt tor the Relief OF the Sick and III trosssd.
afflicted with vrsleut and Epidemic Di.eas ~, and
especially for the cure OF Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs.
n FEDICAL Advice given g-atis, by the Actiug Sur.
yI geon to all who app. BY letter, with de,cril
ton OF their condition, Gage, occupation. habits Of
life, &c and in OF extreme poverty, medicines
furnished tree Of charge.
Valuable Report. on Sp<rmat orrhra, aud other ' l.
Of the sexual Organs, and the NW II M'ds.s
employed In the Dlpensary, sent to the afflicted IN
,eaed letter envelopes rSs Of charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DR.. J SklL,IN iI"UoHroN, Acting urgeou
Howard Association, No. = South Ninth Street Phil
adrlphia, Pa. EZRA uEAkTWELL. Pres.
GEO. FAlRClilLD, sscy. jan2wly
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ru, INFLAMMATION OF LANGUAGE IS There n .
rowny tendency in this age to apl rate the most
words of other language. aud after while
m incorporate them into our own; thus the word
which H. from the Greek sign ying flor the
c,d j. now ecoinng po ularizcd IN connection with
ur Spa,dings great Headache remedy hut will soon
he ed n general way, and the word Cerhnltc
vii, become ~ common j. Eectrotype and many 9th.
evs whose distinction at foreign words has heen worn
AWAY by commoa uage until they seem ''sative and
TO the manor born"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-23

DnIpcsr-N,s.ue wants you to SEND hrr a 'oN VI
,l,,Ii, dino 10 n bottle o PREF AIRED PITS NUT m
L;rkirp II att. rot iu.t If Ua'er: bur r"rhas "" u
rr ,f,her know. what il i. " e" shes hgh "eaa
and zone with the sick Headache ana wants so"e
mo, n of the anne a. rraivcd her before
n .no;st Y,u NUT mean spalding'' Cerhahc
pals ,;. b.rs,
r. ,lot Och. sure now and you've Q" ". h're
the q,,arthcr ard give me ths Fills anu ooh VIC 81"
day about it alther.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-23

e. Oven EXCITEMENT. ard mental care and anx-
icty incident to close attention la ineSs or STUDY
are mo IL the eau - OF Nervous ii'r "icie
The ds ordered riate o. hhnd an n""S he,uen' w
,h; \; ...;,r j. "A fatal blow all energy
AVID ambition Sufferer hy thi- III oidtr can AWAY
oain .eedy relief from thee Iii freeing attacks tI
u.iug ot the Ge!ha!i" l''lt' Whenever 'He 'y"!
tn,,t ,,,,.r IL ot,i,t- :p oyt rta-htd brain. and
oothes the strained AID jarrrg ntrrrs; AN reaxes
;b. TEN ion of he stomach wlicn always accompanies
and aggregates tie daorieted cohatloh oi tie of"'n
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TwsSTY MILLIrNs"F DOLLARS SAVED MI sfa'"
;,, h.. .sIJ two n H. oii> bottles of hi celebrated
pr.r,red t,lnc and It j. e,tT,ntrd that each htt"
nyes mt lea ten dollars MoHh OF broken FURNITURE.
thu. making an aggregate OF t"enty nliiohS o ""'-
I,r from total los by ,Eis alnmhe inVen-
la, Having made hi Glue huu,"h"ld VOID ne
~ rronnS,- do lie w'rll still greater srl'ee u"
curing all the aching hcads with III e. h.iic M ana
II t,.ry ire good hi Glue, Headaches VIII soon
vanish away like SHOW in July
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Tu,NKs.-Senators Harlan and Grimes
and Representative Vandever will ACCEPT
our thanks fer copies Of the speeches Of
Wade, Baker and Harlan. The speech Of
the latter is a mental effort crcditable to Il G
State
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Paddy, with his head bound up and his
eyes set to all points of the compass, was
asked what was the matter. "Och not
much Of anything. Jim Mulloneyy and my
self had little discussion wil sticks"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-23

SILVER CHAM E.-:o remedy the scarcity Of
silver change, several parties in town have is.
sued slips for ), 10, 25 and 50 cents, redeem,.
BILE in currency when presented in sums OF 81
and ov r. l.. s. Cook, J. +. Buckley and
LIE" & Kinnnrd have issued such slips. They
all dislike the plan, but there is no remedy ut
present. Their money is as sound as the best
bank ia America. AMI no one nc, d fear to take
IT,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-23

Omar pIerovrgY.--Among the mo timnorfant ~
nj, ,nn "r.,t mcliral his"overes IF t'i' are NAV ne
,;,,r,a III. sy.trm Of vaccination for protection
from smell pox III. r~t lnic pin Tor relief OF 'rnd-
ache and the ne Canine tor tho prevention 81 re-
rs either rf which i. specific. VITO e henrhfs
viii, W.. cxrerirnred hv ,uGrrg humanity long aite
their Iii covercrs forgotten.
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NcGREGOR Bakery.
EMIL SCH.lTTLER.

prepared TO furnish Hotels, Families Parties and
sorsss with the bsst quality Of Brssa Cakes, Pes.
Try, &e. Orders lst With Asts9a, LyeH OF kaasdys
viii Be promptly atten1o0 70.
July ls, le60yl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-23

r,cr WORTH KxowISG.--Si a'dirg's Cephalc Pill
are cert, in care Tor Sick !cadtc'c, Bilious Heat
ac .. Nervous Headache Co tveness aid General Dc
bity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
TBy Telegraph.l
New York Market.

.aH
NEW YcaK, May 28-P. M.-Ashes con-
tinuei steady; sales 80 barrels at So 37X for
Pots and IS 62H for Pearls.
Cotton steady and unchanged; sales 2,400
bales at l394e. for middling Up!ands, includ-
ing l,400 bales in transit.
D No change in Flour. Extra State scarce
and in request for export at full prices.
Shipping grades round-hoop Ohio are also
sought after, while pretty much all kinds
rule qhite, dulli' sales 1880 barrels at S.
@5ll0 for super6ne State; IS l7@5 % for
extra Statei IS 1905 35 for common to
medium extra Western; So 60@5 65 for
Shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio,
and IS 1907 % for trade brands round. hoop
Ohio, closing dull. Canadian Flour con-
tinues steady, with moderate inquiry at
IS 2O@5 70 for inferior to choice extra.
Rye Flour selling slowly at So 1904. Corn.
! meal-A limited business doing at So for
Jersey, and So 20 for Branaywine.
Whisky continues steady, with a fair de-
mand: sales i 600 barrels at 1910.
Good sound grades of Wheat scarce and
in request for export; shade better prices,
while inferior and unsound are heavy and
dropping; sales 90, 900 bushels uusound and
inferior Chicago Spring at $l@l 08; $4,000
bushels common to strictly prime do. at 81 10
Oils; 16, 600 bushels fair to choice North.
western Club at 81 1901 20; $4,000 bushels
inferior to prime Canada Club at ST. lao
l %; 1900 bushels red State at 81 25 2l,00O
bushels unsould and inferior Milwaukee
Club at 81 O8@1 IA; Sc, 900 bushels common
to strictly prime do. at 81 17@l 30 5000
bushels winter red Western at 81 33@l IS
10, 600 bushels white Western at 81 42@l as
l0,0 coo bushels. white California at 81 20
1880 bushels white Michigan and Kentucky
at 81 65@1 80. Rye a shade easier; salel
3,4O0 bushels at 66c. Barley dull at 56c.
| Corn lc. better, with a fair inquiry fol
export and home consumption sales ll8 ,00i
bushels at 42@44c. for inferior new mixed
WESTERN 45@47c. for sound do. /: 49@50c
for new Western yellow; SEC. for old West
ern mixed; 49e. for new round yellow. Dat
in moderate request at 3l@33c. for Western
and Canada, and 32K@35c. for State.
Pork dull, and lower: sales of 1875 brls. a
SIG f59l7 formess; $l2 50@l2 70 for prime
Beef continues dull, with trihing sales a
s4@4 O5 for country prime; 81 1906 % ft
bcountry mess; $l0@l0 ID for repacked mess
and $40 25@l0 so for extra mess. 9 Prim
mess Beef quiet; sales of 100 tierces on pri
waite terms. Beef Hams quiet, and nomi
nally unchanged Cut Meats dull, wit
trifing sales at 5@5Lc. for Shoulders, an
E6@7c.I for Hams. Bacon dull sales Of 4
hogsheads at nc. Lard very dull for com
mon, and firm for prime: sales Of 200 bril-
at A%c. .l.b p
Butter is selling at s@l41Sc. for Ohio, an
/ e@I6c. for State. Cheese dull at 3@scr 9
10 quality. . 300
Sugar Raw heavy, and fully &c. lower
sales of Is hogsheads at 4A@5Hc. for Cat
and Porto Rico; $500 bris. Brazilian o
private terms, and by auction so hogshead
Porto Rico at 4A@5Xc. M6lasses dull an
dropping; sales Of 80 hogsheads Porto Bic
at 23@27c., and 60 hogsheads Cuba at zoe.
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Abundant Cropr 10 rhe sonrh.

The Memphis (Tenp) Bulletin Of the oath
sayt;
The crops every where in the Southern
States will be abundant. Nature appears to
be dong her best for Us, as if in anticipation
of our wants. The harvests are already com
m6rcirg. The wheat crops Of Texas and Of
SouiLtIn Georgia are already ripe for the
sickle, ard those Of North Georgia, Alabama,
Tennessee, Virginia, and other States, will
follow immediately. AL Of them are repre-.
sInttd az unsurpassed in quality and guam
tity, ard are now quite hey ond any contin-
eency likely 10 arise. Corn, everJ where,
looks veil splendid. An extraordinary
bresd;h Of ground has been planted, and the
yielo premises TO be unprecedented.
Tie rice crop is equslly promising, while
immense quantities of potatoes, Irish and
swee', with beans and peas and other veg
eiablts have been planted and are maturing,
end by ssuecession Of crops will continue to
mature until late 10 the Fall. From all APP
peaisnces our harvest home will be chanted
by millions of voices with an exuberant eI-
u.taiion, with a sweetness of harmony, and
a grateful gratitude 10 Divine Providence for
the genial sunshine, the gentle dews, and
the re ffsshipg showers, such as never before
echoed through the green valleys and over
the mountains and broad plains of the South
ern States.
Cotton ard cane also look we'll, and if the
remember of the season be as favorable as
that PORTER Of il already past, both will be
the greatest ever harvested Fortunately,
they aye rot under the Administration ol
Abraham Lincolnt .a a-faiu
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peculInritie. OF French ArtI.is.

T~heophlle Gautier gives a pleasant &C.
count Of the peculiarities of the French ar
fists who particularly display themselves at
the openings of the annual exhibitions of
painters in Paris. We see them daily, says
he, among the crowd of scared visitors,
artist loafers pushing about 6ercely, and
with an aggressive air, in doub,ets of black
velvet, with gray slouched hats, long hair,
eyebrows drawn down, and curled nous
tschts, who think they are really Murillos,
Rubenees or V~an6ykes, because they have
adopted their costumes Others, more mod
est, hut not less singular, part their hair in the
middle, and make their naked Decks spring
out of a shirt cut square in honor of Raphael
SapziO. -h Sob g. rsJ
Some come from the studio of Deveria,
others from that ~ofIngres. Here and there
among these l~oafers, spreading forth, like
the Noses Of Michael Angelo, is q river Of
beaIdaon q suspicious. looking overcoat, and
some merry fellow, whose self -satisied ex.
preston seems to say, Look at me; 1 au
Jupiter, the river Scsmander, the Doge, the
hermit, the executioner." Women with
neglected yet preteatious toilette. with Jew
ish 6eure, whose busts, sure of themselves
disdain the trickeries and falsehoodsiof the
corset maker, stop before the Yenuses, the
nymphs, the .Undines, aud smile at their
pictures with coquettish complaisance, happy
In having their IoTms clothing the IDEAL Of
the %Bttists. These are the models who, Of
The Greek type of the middle age, espoust
the q~nArrels Of the different schools. This
turbulent crowd causes a certain fright t
peace8ble spectators, who rarely venture
themselves at the exhibition until three OF
four days after the opening.
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AMOUNT OF FooD CONSUMED BY 0Ns MAN.
Some genius has perpetrated the following
calculation G1ar 20 rrf l.# rF
l have been married thirty-two years, dur.
ing which time | have received from the
hands of my wife three cups of coffee each
day, two in the m rning and one at night,
making about forty.fve thousand aud forty
cups Of half a pint each, nearly seventy
baj IGNs of thirty gallons each, weighing sev-
enteen thousand five hundred and twenty
nine pounds, or nearly nine tuns. Yet 10
that period have rarely varied in weight
myself from one hupdred and sixty pounds.
II will be seen, therefore, that | have drank,
in coffee alone, two hundred and eighteen
times my own weight. ana not much Of
an eater, yet presume | have consumed
about eighteen ounces of meat a day, which
makes five thousand eight bundled and six
pounds, or ten oxen. Of -four 1 have con.
sumed in thirtytwo years about sixty
barIes. For twenty years of this time /
drank two wine glasses Of brandy each day,
making nine hundred quarts. The port
wine, Madeira, whisky punch, &c.. I am not
able to count, but they are not large. When
we tai G into consideration all the vegetables
in addition, such as potatoes peas, asparagus,
straw berries, cherries, pears, peaches, rails
ms, sc Tie amount consumed by an indi-
yidusi is erormous. now, my body has
been renewed more than four times inthirty-
Two years; and taking il for granted that the
water, Of which / have drank more, acts
merely as q d~ilutant, yet, taken together, !
conclude have consumed in thirty.two
years about the weight Of eleven hundred
tight men Of one hundred and sixty
pcuf ds each. a- u
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pnIlr Produce Nfnrker.

org tIr r.rrTu.r TUESDAY, May %.
FLOUR-Tbere is no change in the mar
ket. The demand is limited and confined to
the higher grades. We quote superine at
"a 1904 90; extra at 81 COCA rs, and
family at - 9O@5 10. -Itar II.
GROOERIES-An active demand tor
Coffee at full prices. The demand is from
Louisville and st. Louis: 600 bags sold at
1886, and 1000 bags az l31<e, cash. There
is no change in Sugar; the whole range Of
prices is from 5Z@TZc: sales Of 80 hhds.
at 6H@Te. Molasses dull at 3O@32c. 4.
WHISkY-The market remains dull,
with but a limited demand: 325 brls. sold at
l215e, including wagon, and so bFls. At l2c.
OlL-Sales l6 brlR. Linseed at 64e. IT, r..-
PRORlSI0NS-We have no change to
report in the market which remains dull
The nominal quotations are SIS 70 for mess
PORK; 5@Tc. for bulk Meat 6@sc. for Bacon,
and SIZE. for lard. The only sale we heard
Of was 20 brlsa Rump Pork at 50 1000. Il
WHEAT-The choice grades Of white
Wheat continue ip good demand, with q
light supply; other qualities remain dull
we quote prime red at 98c @$ls prime white
at 81 06@l 10; choice Ohio and Indiana
white at 81 f2@l 10 and choice Kentucky
white at 81 %: sales Of $50 bushels prime
red at 99c, and 300 bushels do. at 81, de
liveIed d. d rt -
CORN remains dull, with but a limited
demand at 3O@33c, at the upper and lower
'deIots these ale the rates paid BY the re
tRileIs the distillers having generally with
drawn from the market: 100 bushels shelled
sold OF 33c. at the canal.
6OATS-The supply is liberal and In excess
Of The demand, AID prices declined 2c. pei
buslel, and closed duh at Csc, ia bulk: sales
If 600 bushels, in sacks, at &c., sacks re.
turned, and 500 bushels do, In bulk, at 25e
RYE1TbA demand continues limited, and
the market dull, at bl@52c. for prime.
BARLEY-The market remains dull and
nominal There is nothing doing
HAY-There . no change In the market
The demand is limited a. 5000 per thn ft
prime Timothy on arrival.
CHEESE-The market is unchanged an'
dull The nominal rates are Be. for new
and 6@7e. for old. -illitA q
BUTTER remains dull, at lOCGllc. 70
prime to choice; common qualities ar
almost unstable.
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CANDLES AND SOAP.-The market re-
mains unchanged and dull there is but a
demand for any article. We quote. :

COFFEE-An active demand arose since
our last, and the sales have been large, add
ing up 5000 bags, There have, been buyers
in the market from St. Louis aud Louisville.
Prices are not quotably higher, but are
frmer, and at the close tended upward. The
stock has been considerably reduced We
quote common at l3Hc. fair at l3Xc, and
good to prime at l3A@l4c. In the small
way the range must now be called 1870
l4Le the latter rate for choice. '"
EGGS-The supply is better and prices q
shade lower, closing at eH@7c. per dozen,
shippers count.
-FEATRERS-There is no demand, aud
prices remain nominal at 30@33c. ~
FRUITS AND NUTS-There 10 not much
doing in green Apples; small sales are max
ing at So 50@3 30 per brl. TO the city dealers
There is NO export demand, while the re.
ceipts are quite liberal. There is very little
doing in dried, and prices are, to a great
extent, nominal, at 2@2Hc. for Apples and
! 3H@5Hc. for Peaches, per ID. There is nc
! change in foreign Fruits or Nuts. r q s,
FLOUR-There has been q fair demand
for the higher grades. and for such the mar.
ket is iIm, but super1ne has been neglected
ard ruled dull, and prices 10 some extent
Nominal ut 81 1904 so: the sales comprise
6400 brls; We quote superfpe at 81 400
a so; extra at 81 65@4 80; family at 81 90@5
and fancy brands at S. to ST. standard
bakers brands ruling at $5@5 rs. The re-
ceipts and exports have been about equal.
FISH-No change in the market; the de
mand continues extremely limited. W.
1 nnnIes L
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ASABLE TESNYsoS.-A certain Mr.. Close,
who stems 70 rejoice in local additions, as he
calls Himself az opee the "Kirby Stephen
Poet and Poet Laureate 70 the King Of
ESQ year out OF the Civil PensIoa Fund
TO work out ouch sspmis indeed an achieve
meDt, and II the art that did ID was acquired
id TIE castle 81 the King Of Bonny, IL may be
said 10 be the last and greatest triumph Of
BonYyoasats A1ftHstie. r1i-.
When Mr.. w. Sterling asked a question
on this pension Bernal Osborne suggested
that IS his Bonpy Maiesty's Laureate does
not ftem 10 have got any sack from bis
Bonny Majesty be ought certainly 10 have
got the sack from Lord PalmerstOn.-LORdOn
Punch. tt Laf Ial nlI r l-r
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Aenn hWtNfn Dnro - MuNemAnlAcnl
f.'el Tnnpr.a fdoofr4fv +.
A tailor IN dublin, near the resldenee Of
the Dean, took Il into bis bead that ne was
specially ard aiginely inspired to interpret
the prophecies end especially the book Of
Revelation Quitting the shopboard, he
turned ont q preacher, or rather a prophet
until bis eastomers had left bis shop and his
family was lhely 10 famish. - 2
His monomania was we'll known 10 Dean
Swift who btnevplently watched for some
convenienttoppoftunity to turn the current
Of his thoughts One night the tailor, as be
fAucief, cot n special revelation to- 90 and
convert Dean Swim; and the next morning
took up the line Of march TO the deanery. y
The Dean, whose study was furnished with
q glass door, saw the tailor approach, and
instantly snrnised the nature Of his errRnd.
Throwing himself into an attitude of solemn
ity and ,h0uehtfOlness, with the Bible open
before him, end his eyes fixed on the tenth
chapter Of Revelations, ho awaited his APP
proaeh. eF w
The deer opeptd, aud he tailor announced
in an uneafthly voice, the message:-"Dean
Swift, | am sent by the Almighty to an
nouuce 20 y0u-" "OOme 10, my friend
said lie Dean, ~ am in great trouble, and
no doubt the lord has sent you TO help me
ont ofmy difficulty NO s1
This unexpected elcome in spiredt the tailor,
streI gthe1ed greatly MS assurance IN ms
own prophetic character, and disposed him
70 listen 10 the disclosure. Ii
any friend" said the Dean, II have just
been residing the tenth chapter OF Revola-
lions. and am greatly distressed at a difficulty
l have met with; and you are the very man
cent 10 help me out. Here is an account Of
an angel that esme down from heaven, who
wss so large that he placed one foot on tue
sea end the other on the esftb, and lifted up
his baLds 10 heaven.
Now my knowledge Of mathematics" con-
tinutd Dean, has enabled me to calculate
exactly the size ard form ofthe angel; butI
am in great difficulty, for / wish to ascertain
how much cloth it will take 70 make him a
pair Of brcechts, and as that is exactly ia
your line of business, l have no doubt the
Lord hes sent you 10 show me" 10
This sudden exposition came like an
electric shock TO the poor tailor; be rushed
from the bouse, ran to bis shop, aud a sudden
rtvu'sion of thought and feeling came over
him. Making breeeheI was exactly in his
line Of business. He returned TO his OcCu-
patton thoroughly cured OF his prophetical
revelations hy the wit OF Dean.
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sr IByo Telegraph
No. VAT StocL NT.ni,Ss

h New York, May 2s--Stocks very firm
but quiet; Chicago and Rock Island, 80;
Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland, 93k;
Illinois Central Scip topeningAs7l Mlwan-
kie and Prairie Du Chen, 70; Michigan Gem
trhlS Al; Erie, 22%; Pacific mail, IS; United
STATES Skies a ~ SoOGPOnsbS s5X United
States Elves, IA (Oouponsl f7sHj Virginia
Skies, 4sBf Tennessee Skies, a. Missouri
Az. 55f EljaJ fJ ID sIll- .rr