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FIELD SEEDS,
KfVG,g MOUgT1LN ZION

HAVE now on band Tor sale Twelve thousand
pounds Of the above lron which hss heretofore Civ
en- such general Satisfaction, and the same for which
MI r. d. RnAin agent; consisting Of Bar foftife
end plantation Use, Square. Band, &c.&e,
Tho assortment will be kept complete, and sold 81
lowest rate.
JAMES WEBB, Agent
ofxing's nosnlsin Iron Co.
Dscsmbst IA. yo-
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A PArHEa Of three sons and Ave daughters
was asked Whist iamily he had. The answer
was, { have three sons, and they have each
five sisters" Mercy I" replied the inter-
rogator, " &c family ye maan have"
Always do az the sun does-Iook az the
bright side 81 everything. Ror while il is
Just as cheap. il 10 three time, a. good Tor
digestion.
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> L A IL ID \ u ,
CEPHALTC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
That a speedy and sure Cure is within
their reach.
As these Testimonials are unsolicited Nv Mr. spaling
they afford unques,ionable proof Of the efficacy
Of this lruly scientific discovery.
MasonyilIe, Conn, Feb. S, 1861.
Mn. spaLnISe,
sir II have tiled your CephaIic Pills. and IKE
them 30 well thai want you 10 send two dollan worth
more.
Part Of these are for the neighbors to whom gave
few out Of the first box got from you.
send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your obi servant.
lanes KENNEDY.
HaveriOri, Pa, Feb 8, 1861.
sn,--I wish you TO send me one more box Of your
Cephalie Pills. have received great deal u benefit
from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN sToI1H0usH.
Spruce Creek. Huntington county, Pa,
q January IS, 1861.
II. c. sFAtpIys.
Sif.--fau viii please send me two boxes u your
cephalic Pills send hem Immediately.
Respectfully yours.
P.s-I have used one bSI Of your Pills. and fna
them cEcciltnt
Belle vernon, Ohio. Jln. is. 1861.
HESRr &. sPALpSG. Esq.
Please find enclosed twenty-five rents. fnr which
send me another box Of your Gephale Pits. They are
truly The he.l Pills have tried.
Direct A. SLOWER. r. 81
Belle Vernon, wyandot e., o.
Beverly. Mass. Dec. II. lsGo.
II. c. sFltnISa En-.
| wish fof sumo circulars or large show bilb, 10
hiring your cerhslic pills mnte particularly before nv
customers. u sou have any ding u The knj, pes.s
send % me.
One of nv customers who !. subject 70 severe SICK
Headache. tu-aally iasiiag piys) cured u ~
attack ia hour ~ your Pills. which seht Der.
w.B. WILKES.
Reynollsburg. Fsnkiin Co.. Ohio,
January .. lse..
NJ Z. Ceasr street. NY.
Dear Sir inrlo-si fnl iusniy five cents fgs for
which send BIZ N Ctphalic Pnls stnd 70 sdifess u
Rev. w. &. Fuller, Rsynoll.burz. Franklin Co. Ohio
Your Pills Nlrx Ike chsfm--tufe Headache alnost
insianleh Truly y0urs,
WI G. FULLER.
yp.ilinii. Mich. Jan. IL. 1861.
Mn. spAtnfya.
sH.-Not long tincs seni 10 YOU far lor n e.
fhalie Pills fUf the cure Of NsfsSas Hfasehe AID fs.
,eness aud received The same ssd they bsd 20 good
an eHert fhsi vas induced 10 send for more.
Please send W return mail. Direct 10
A. n. WHEELER
Ipsilanii. Mich.
From ne NosJok Ekamiasr.
Cephalic Pills accomplish The Object far rhish they
were made, viz Cure u headache IN eli its ioims.
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or A single bottle Of srGlplsss PREPARED GLUE
will save Ten lines IL eo.l annually. r.
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CAUT1ON.-'As eerisin unpfineiplsd PERSONS are
attempting 70 palm 81 on TIE unsuspscting public. im.
the fall name,
~ Spalding'S Prepared Glue, n
Is on The OUTSIDE wrapper, al others are srindlinE
concerns.
November "a. 0-ifn
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From ne Nogjoik Ezamiasr.
Cephalic Pills accomplish The Object 81 rhsh they
were made, va Cure VI headache ~ all its ioims.
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SAVE THE PIECEsi
ECONOMY DisPATcHi
TIA Stitch Ia Time saves Nine" ~
AZ accidents will happen, even 10 veil regulated
families, Il il very desirable 10 have some cheap aud
eonvenien. way for repairing Furniture Toys, croc.
kerry, &c.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
meets III such emefseneiss. and % household ean
sford 70 he without H. Il always ready, and up 10
The sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
MIA Brush accompanies each Bottle. Piice
Is cents. Address.
HENRY Q. sPALDING.
No. q Cedar Street, New York
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Belle vernon, Ohio. jim. is. 1861.
HESRr G. sPALpiSe. Esq.
Please find enclosed twenty-five rents. fnr which
send smother boE Of your Gephalc Pits. They are
truly lhe he.t Pills have ever iried
Direct A. SLOWER. r. ~.
Belle Vernon, Wyandoi e., q.
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June 70
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Mn. sPAtniya,
sf.-N Not long sinee sent 10 you far Dor n &c.
rhalie Pill ~ ihe cure II Nsn0ss Headache aid Go..
titeness aud received he same spd they bsd 20 good
an effect ihsi was induced to send for more.
Please send " return mall Direct 10
A. n. WHEELER
lpsilInii. Mich.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-21
2iber AnteIiiQtHtf.
s,Rrscxsr ovrox, No. 10 UAxP STREET, I
sE - Eyadav MnFnins ,fuDp 81 1851

Friday Morning, June ~, 1901
Yesterday was dull and quiet day on the levee
The weather was hot, with hardly a breath of
sir.
The departures yesterday amounted to two, the
aClsoeola for Red river, and Prince OF Wales for
Memphis
The j. If. Sharp left the landing yesterday for
cool and retired place to lay up. The Comet will
follow to-day or tomorrow.
During the last week or so we have had quite
number Of steamboatmen visitors to our city.
Among them were Captains Gould, Woods, Spots,
and Messrs. Landrey and Foster; they have, now
eyer, all left or will leave during the week.
The New Orleans and yicksbarg Packef COM an.
pany yesterday took charge Of their n CIV
steamer Magenta She viii mot be got ready TOT
the fall season; and soon as there = enousa "
business TO justify her running, she VIII pc staIteu
IN the yicfshurg trade, under the command OF
Cant. W. g, wilson, leaving here every Tuesday
Tho Steamer Vicksburg, having been thoroughly
rspaired will take her place in the line next Thurs
day. The Gent Quitman will then be laid up for
repairs.
j. a. CoTTEN FOR BAYOU SARA-The splendid
iaw-pressure G. s. mail and passenger packet J..
Al Gotten. Capt. v. B. Baranco, commander, and
Mr.. E, r. Mumford, clerk, leaves at O'Clock TINS
morning for Bayou Sara
RAplDEs FOR Red RIvER-The large and fine pas
sanger racket Rapides, Capt. John G. Dowty, COM
naander, and Mr.. Ghas. J. Barstow, clerk, leaves
for Red river at o'clock this evening.
PRIsoE OF WALES FOR MEMPHIs-The splendid
passenger racket Prince of Wales, Capt Press
Lodwick, commander, and Mr.. j. B. Dubois, clerk
leaves for Memphis, Vicksburg and intermediate
landings at s. o'clock this evening.
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rosAOoo. Nothing reported.

SUGAR. There is no change. Fair to Fully
Fair is selling in small lots at 4044o
MoLAssBs. :. Nothing reported.
Flour, :. .supertne is retailing at -@sS.
GRAM. The sales of Corn comprise $50 sacks
Ordinary Mixed sold at 6oc', l'0 Mixed al ~ ana
l79 White at soc. q bushel ABDUCTION 6OO sacks
damaged sold at 45@46c' In Oats and Bran nothing
reported.
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE. .290 bb!s. in Prime order
sold at 2S@SOc. u gallon.
Provisions. Mess Pork continues to retail at
S26 49 Dbl. In Bacon, Shoulders retail at lie,
Ribbed Sides at IA, Clear at Is and Sugar Cured
Hams at l4@l6o. q Ii. In Lard, Prime in tierces
retail at1o5, and kegs at lac.
WHISKY. !. .Rectified is retailing at 81 &c.
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CATTLE MAR RET,

JEFFERSON CITY, June II, 1861.
Arrived yesterday, 81 Hogs and So Veal Cattle
Sold, III Texas Beeves, 255 Hogs, so of which
were sold to spectators, 23S Sheep and 100 Veal
Cattle. Stock remaining on sale, 1856 Texas
Beeves, 524 Hogs, 26l Sheep and AS Veal Cattle.
We quote:
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55AIariMk SnteIIiaelIte.
CRESCENT orrlcE, No. 70 Camp Street, I
Friday Morning, June 81, 1861. 5

Friday Morning, June q, lsol.S
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Prince of Wales, Lodwich, for Memphis,
j E Hyde &co
Sehr Anola, Juren, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bros
Schr Lilly, Fernazer, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
Schr G Ellen, Fletcher, for Mobile,
Huntington Bro
Schr Helena, Bartels, for Mobile,
Sloop Lott Lopez, for Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Brown, --, I'm the Coast, to MASTERED
Schr Mary Ann, --, I'm the Coast, to master
I'd district
schr L'Eelair, -, I'm the Coast, to master2d
district.
Steamboats,.
Golden Age, Webbing, fm Fort Adams.
Pcayune No 8, Broad, I'm Attakapas.
California, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
exports.
MOBILE-Per sclr LilIy-1000' sacks salt % bis
hay.
MOBTLE-Per schr Filen-25 bales hay 1000
sacks salt.
MOBLE-Per sehr Helena-397 bars railroad
iron.
MOBILE-Per sIoop Lotto bbls of onions go
dozen eggs.
MOB1LE-Per schr Anola-550 sacks salt.
Imports
COAsT-Per schr Brown-167 bbls molasses to
Hall g. Rodd.
COAST-Per schr Mary Ann-l04 hf bbls molas
ses to G Oliver.
COAST-Per scor L'Eclair-16 hhds sugar to
Montgomery & White-4 hhds sugar Dudley d Mel
son-Total 20 hhds sugar.
Receipts OF Produce.
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Golden Age At
bales cotton Gallagher g. Dyer-6 Jno L Lee-4 do
Byrne, Vance &co-3 Person &co-8 bales Of
moss to Rosser, Prothro &co-2l sacks of peas to
Hall & Rodd-l3 do Menard 4 Vignaud-5 bbls of
molasses IL hhds sugar to StuaEt Il James-and
sundries to order-Total 60 bales cotton.
> ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer Picayune No 3-43
hhds sugar R Hare &co--10 hhds sugar to Hall &
Rodd-lO hhds sugar Lepene & Ferre-l do order
bbls sugar bbls sugar to Lane Salter &co-and
sundries to order-Total SO hhds sugar.
Railroads.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer California-sundries to
order.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, June 20. 1913 bales cotton to
r L Adams eco i do A D Henlel-Total bales
cotton
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Stbielu Gf the AEarkets.

oREsUEHT OFFICE, No. 10 oAMp srsEEr
Friday Morning, June a. 1851
GorToN. The sales Of Cotton embraced 10
bales. Quotations nominal
on A1trsfahJu op f,nn,ra,,
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MANOG{ALTY ..OFFtCgAt..

MA &OR A H4IN ...S9F'FsSBA a..
M.YoRALTY EEw ORLEANS.
City HALL. Junee 70, 1861.
Common Cornell Of the City Of New Orleans
mo. 5657.l
R.s01r.f That the City Railroad Company shall from and
after passage of this resolution he placed nj tho
heads urck of The number Of bells sufficient to nj
the attention of the public thereby warning them OF the
approach of snCh teams and cars and Of impcnnB danger
Signedl O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
TSignedl LEA r. BAkEWElIh
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved june 20. 1861. -
ie3i 81 FSi.nedI JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
No 565S.l
Whereas, contract has been aduCHttd by the Comptroller
for cleaning and grading Washington from Claiborne
to Upper Line avenue ana Upper Line avenue oN
Washington the Canal of tArrOton rendering
bridges ndpcnsahy necessary the following places said
avenues, tO-wlt:
One over MelpomCne Canal ut Upper Line
Be Rsso1sc That the Commissioner be and lie is here
by authorized bridges be constructed the anre
said canals early time may be convenient; said work
done by the for rep iring old and mixing
bridges said idges be constructed until the work for
the grading of darlington avenue is begun
}Sfgnedl LEA +. RAkEWELI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
SignedI J. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved June %, 1861.
ie2E st lSigncdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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mo. 5G59.1

Reso1rel That the adjudication by thu Comptroller per
resolution No 553 for repairing and Ike ping repairs
all the shell roads from Canal the lower limit OF
The city with The exception of those the north side of
Canal Curondelet and the south side OF Bayou john
Francis Marquesecrty t. Marque2at Sll95 per year be
and the is hercbT approved the security accepted and the
Mayor authorized enter into contract with the PARTIES
uotaral act, for the performance If sand work.
E[Signedl LEA +. BAKEWELI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved June %, 1861.
ie3i 81 iSigncIl JOHN I. MONROE Mayor.
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Railroads
PONTCHARTRAIN.

MOBILE-Per steamer California-sundres to
order.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, June 20, 1891 bales cotton to
r L Adams eco i do A D Henkel-Total bales
cotton.
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NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND BAKERS
Proposals will be receiver the rreasurers Office Charity
Hospital until 2 O'clock NJ the first Monday of May next
furnishing the Hospital with Meat and Bread for the ensuing
twelve months
Sp cifestionS the Office James Graham
Notary, Exchange Alley.
BY order the Beal of Administrators of the Charity
Hosrtal April ~ 1851.
a23 70 Nm, G. AUSTIN. NJ. n, Secretary.
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P. NJ.
S L u N L L A Z 4 n L. L N L \ I,


This boat e. uryts Napoleon with gulu pnrlc,, for Ar
kHN9N ard Mh' \rs aud at Mcup7 with the Memphis and
I hHrestrt RRilnM tel
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BeSolce That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of
per resolution No. $3.50 for repairing and keeping
pair all the plank roads of the city for the of three years,
Alexander Myersecuity, nO Wilnmsat eighty
per running foot repaired be and the same hereby approved
the security accepted and the Mayot authorized
contract with the parties per noaaac for the performance
said work.
[Signedl LEA +. BAkEWEL
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j. O. NIXON,
President t3oardo of Aldermen.
Approved June 20, 1861.
je2t St [Si-nedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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NABRE 81 CO., FRANCIS, FINE READY MADE
Clothing and 3enemens Furnishing Goods Of ST.
CHARLES and Common streets, under st. Charles Hotel
MEYER, "a. A., 100 Camp street. MATCHMAKER
Va and dealer in jewelry Gold Pens, Fancy Articles
Watcher Al eweiry articles repaired moderate prceg
nl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

GAIL THlses ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEN. +"
The last invention is the paper neck-tie,
printed 2 initiate silk or ginghami with an
exactness which defes detection except with
close scrutiny. What an immense advan-
tage over Brummel the beaus OF the present
day enjoy, for with such resources there are
20 'Tailures,I The New York Commercial
Advertiser enquiries why paper may not be
employ,sd 'gentlemen's shirt bosoms, Z"
which would be 'sia-seme cases more dura-
Bile than linen. Certainly 50 why not
And to carry out the thing fully, why not
make use of the saLEe material for waist
coats and trowsers, especially for trowsers
What can be the ObjeotiOn7
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Psaossffa1 s~ep1s.ratlou.
a Washington dispatch 70 the oinofOnat

A Washington dispatch 70 the Cincipnati
Commercial says -
o. The close observer Of men and matters in
the Federal capital will vainly strive to nd
himself of the impression thst growing diff
6denee in the possibility Of restoration of
the Union 70 is former integrity, and the
oermaneney OF the adhension of the slave
holding parts still attached to it prevails
an1ong- the ieading Republican minds zow
gathered here. The idea of disintegration
into two conksderseies, upon the basis of
strict division of the two antagonistic labor
systems Of the country, is becoming more and
more familiartO them, and many ofthe wisest
consider its realization, a question Of time.
1 venture % say, and I know whereof
affirm, that it has crept into the Cabinet, and
has twO, if not three representatives whose
eounseis weigh most with the President iD
hat body. / will say furthermore that the
Executive aes bearing upon the Southern
question, viii be largely influenced bys be-
lief in the probable contingency Of separa-
liOR, and a desire tO-make it public ore
Whileit Is deemed due to the honor aud dig
atty OF the government both at home aud
hrOad, 10 yindieats its authority in the So
seded States, and While blows win be struck,
+ necessary, il viii be only 70 redeem the
sreIit Of the Federal power, and not TO main
IN permanently its authority over Hnwill-
ing States by force. -.-.-r
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these new duties, greatly distressing my own
abilities, by humbly invoking Divine aid and
guidance. shall hope that my decision will
meet the approval Of the General Assembly
and people Of Ohio, and shall greatly rejoice,
if by constant application ofmy best powers
in the service OF the whole country, shall
succeed in contributing anything TO that COM
mon welfare 10 which Ohio has an interest
hardly inferior to that Of any other Of the
States Of the UnionJ have the honor to be
with very great respect q Ore =s.nO .s1ais
Yours truly, -..-...-.
ltf Z E-UL-l H- stGS p CHASE
To His E1ceIlency WnLIA& DENNlsoN,
Governor Of Ohio 7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

@We are in doubt as to whether the caucus
then adjourned, Or whether further baliOting
was had. We are inclined to think the form
er was the case. 2 It. will be seen that Sher-
man steadily gsined, his gain coming from
the SchenUk men. DennisOu has thus far
run more evenly, through all the cancusses,
than any other candidate. Sherman is thus
far ahead, but it is impossible to tell whether
be or Dennison will be the man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21


PETROLEUM IN PAIEEsvILLE !-COnsiderabie
excitement has been created by the discov-
cry of oil in well in the south part OF the
village, upon the premises Of German
named George Kehres. The well has not
been used lately, and is fall ofwater, upon
the surface Of which a small quantity of oil
is floating. Enough has been. collected with
blankets to prove that the oil is genuine, but
in what quantities it will be found, IF found
at ally IS yet to be decided. The well was
dug some time ago. tits twelve feet deep,
and at that depth pick was driven into Che
middle Of it, when water comm eneed boil
ing up, and in less than Eve minutes time,
the well was full of water, and has been run
ming over ever since. r.I
We understand that those acquainted with
the business Of "diggiDg for oil" have ex-
pressed the opinion that oil would be found
in the vicinity. and have proposed leasing
land sor the pruPOse Of boring. dVertiser.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoUED At LAsT.-Bronehitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss OF
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment viii cure, after
all others have failed, Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures eatgrfh, asthma, coughs, con
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
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eUHHUN PLEAS CoHnP-' Wednesday, March
2OtA.--BEFoRE JUDaE BoLToS.--Case Of WI.
Gordon ct al. VS.. Caleb Penchy ct al. On
trial. tt
BEFoRE JUDGE BIsHoP.-CaseofM Merchants
Savings, Loan and Trust Company Of nli-
nois vs. standart, Bemis & Murray, being an
action on draft for about s., 500, was tried
to the Court. s -
Case Of City vs.. Geo. Hartweu on trial.
BEFoRE JUDGE FooTE.-The testimony in
the case Of Crowell VS.. sturges was closed
The counsel will proceed with the argu-
ments this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

PosT OFFICE ELEOTIoN.-An election was
held on the 18th by the voters whe receive
their mail at the East Cleveland Post Office,
at which John R. Walters, the present act
ing Post Master, received one hundred and
thirteen votes, that being the whole number
OF votes cast. E. S. STURTEvANT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

The most simple and efeieit nsaeEias aoso IN uss
for sIsUGetg rate, ron ioells Of any depth,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21
oILY-The Wbeelinr Intellirencer ~.

OILts--4Ho W utoIIuS 4H1oIlI5euCeI -3lIJ !
Kanawha river is literally covered with
fat-boats, and the boatmen ask two dollars
barrel for taking the grease to Parkers-
burg. The producers are only willing to
give a dollar and fifty cents. The number
engaged in the production Of oil from Park
eFsburg TO Burning Spring Run is not less
than 4,000. The oil ia found at from l25 to
I22 feet, for which distance the cost Of bor-
ing is about 50 per foot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

MORE ABOur sREINe.-Apother cheerful
little snow-stOrn has come down upon US,
which is as welcome as an army Of country
cousins. It is pleasant to have the monotony
Of forty-eight hours OF fair weather, relieved
BY en- occurrences of nature 50 wen ealeu-
lated to open peoples hearts and wreaths
their faces in smiles, etc, etc, Tfv0fr +