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OswEGO MARKET-AuG. "a.

FLOUR-Market unsettled but without change
WHRAT-Dull; sales last lght 900 bush No /
Chicago sprng a. 80, to-day 1900 do at g2c.
CORN-market lower noninally; t0o for Ill;
S5c
Other grains quiet.
CANAL LFRBIGHTS-Firm, With an Advance
OF cent on Rraini wheat = r; CON sc 20 New YORK.
LAKE, EmPORTS-eOO bbla hour; p, 800 bush
corn.
ANAL RxPORTs-i4SO bbls nOur; sioO bush
what. ls,NO oulh corn.
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BUFRALO AlARKKT-Aus. "A.

FLOUR Unchanged
WHEAT-Quiet and less firm. Sales $500 bush
Chicago spring o5c; 500 bush Milwaukee UIuh s0c;
500 Red Whit at siO3; 6OO0 do er Slo 1000 White
Kentucky at Sis
CORN-stesdy. Sales 5000 bush at axe.
CANAL FRElGHTS-lO1o on corn and Ike
on wheat 70 New York.
LAKE IaIPORTs-ll.enb bbla nour, us 900 bus
wheat: 55.o1a bush corn, TOGO bush Rye.
CANAL EXPORTS 40l bis hour, l5s 900 bus
Rheat, I.6 UU hu1h corn; 3, 90 oats.
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h. Z. STOCK RIARKET.-AuG. 2

MONBY-Quist at unchanged prices.
9TRRLFNGa aEkCHAhGE-ouiet at unokang-
cd prices.
RTOCKS-Better and In fair demand. Chicago
4 Rock Island Al; cleveland and Toledo "a b. 90;
Illinois Central Scrip ssS; Michigan Central az:
New York Central "A; Pennsglvania 715f; chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy s9X: GalenA and chicago IS;
Panama io55{, Erie Is; Pacific Mail T21f; Hudson
sS4iuo Sd bonds Isl talfornia Is ~ Him ls Central
honds ~; Missouri 6s t2hS; New York Central IS;
Vg1EiA So GaleDa 50; Tenn. - United Stairs s. IS
IS: do Is 81 Registered, S7k; do Coupons S7N;
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- Best quality Of Carbon Oil At As
conts per gallon BY the barrel. LubrieAting
oil al 80 and s5conts. Ness pSrk, lard, but
tsr, hama, dried bsefsnd cheese tobe found
at Geo. sprague's, Oviatl's ExchanRe. y |.
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BLOOD TOODl
BLOOD Food
nTnnn HUFrnn


"a Al sunarinf from Oonsum ations tnciplent OF
ru1fr7aed, or iron debility Of any kind; or nom
nantal or nervous prostrAtion, brought on By any
sue; or froE sorofuloua complaintaj or hom DIS
l8s 0f the kidneys or bladderi and 70 Ladies luf-
IriuR sny Of the many distressing complaints their
- aTs habls 70, and which eugender OonSumBtion,
TIE BLOOD TOOD
= cnsrsd 81 q Certain and Reliable Remedy. DiEer-
tng ia evu particular nom the PGtent medicinee Of
~ day r ia ohemicai cor hinatlon Of lhOh JUL
PHUK and EHOSPH0RSE, ofVurT great worth, snd
1azT kuudrsds bee glad and gratsinl testimony 70
fha hane1ls it has sc lleIted on them.
OHURua q DUPONT 400 Br0sdVay, neg York,
an1 tie sole propfctorB o tho article, gnd have In
oolSsquenco q irhud att6nrted upon the public
ShanFsd tie color OF the outside wrapper nom lED
= YsJl and increased the gi1s Of thu bottle %
Sune1S BE very cEutiuus in buying 70 So that the
fscire Of thsir 1ignEtife is on TIE outside OF the
1Trsrler q sii 1thdrs are cou teriet8. In conBe-
1cs a ~ iarHo dernsnd Tor this article, the fol-
loVlnF druegisig haTs 81 ordered and resolved Sep
chss. a. Kiiabaii, Wni. a. French, J, D. Hayes.
"a, stsriell, and 6smuel kidd0r 5r.s Lowell
e8- sold bT Wm- EIsAE Druggi 8 oleyeland,
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~ RefrigeratOrs and water-cOOlers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's- four minute ice cieam freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and grate
emporium Of ". L. MLRvIE,
No. ~, south-side Public Square,
julylstf Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

PIRRY DAVIS PAH KLLER.-The thous-
ands Who have been relieved, Wsll IS the thous-
anelEho have the most unb0unded oonfdenoe In
Ferry Davs' Vegetable Pain Kiisr, viii road among
eur special notices this week another Of the add
aoaal sfidonces Of The power Of the applicstion.-
Wsare doing an act Of humanity, when We urge sE-
ssy hmiiy 70 possess themselves Of lt--lBunhlo
Christian Advocato.
HrSold svsEyvhsre, and By 3. =. Gaylord, Wn-
Flike, G. 8 Mackenzie, Strong 4 Armhtrons, and
n W. Hackridsr, OlsEeland, Q.
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OosFIvENEa OR HAnIrUAL CONSTIPATION.
Fen thoss aaiot1Ons arise many Of tho Ailinss Of
man. We hear daily, people complain Of headache
nervous debility ei1 and EenUrally the cause Of the
uPEtnt BE- traced 70 their oonstipatsd haaita
A rsuody for tho cure ofthis trouble e what they
Waat We recommend Dr.. Richardson's sheFry
Wins Bittsrs to all 90 afBicted; let them take it
thFos tines eaoh day. half an hour before eating their
noals, ana they win hnd cure. Our phyHioiAns
rsoommend & In their practice, and its greet merits
ere est bsoomia8 known In the Western States.
~ Ehs BAazEy Wine Bitten Ezo ioT sale By =. y
Gaylord, Strong 4 ArnntrOhE, and 0. 8. AasksnEis,
OlsVoland. o.
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cLgYRI.AND aARNrr-An-. "a.

FLOUR sal-e Of 100 bbll extra at Sl,2s.
WHRAT-salel ofls cars red At sOci ? do at 9Ie;
and GOO bush DO Tres on board at gIe; and car
white at edo. Tbs market slossa weak with Tefuuau
By buIsrSs ct 9Os ire on board.
C0RN-sals of car IN track at aic.
OATs-salo of car asw 81 80.
HIGHWINRs-ouiss At lsSe
.EGGs-Dzli at exc.
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u b. sOLONONSON,

FhGgtc1l usd BGlti6e Opticils,
EespG the largest aWortment Of the most improved
a0F nsar o. az sighted, are ground under bis own
inspection, " machinery ol new construction with
OaFlng Faakneg1, DizEiuog8 or tnGGz1mafiCn Of the
Nyss, and inparting strength for Ions reading or
ane sewing.
I'd solononson would here inform she public that
q never employs any one IN the sale q hs Lenses
- Also. frlen I'D assortment ofHpN II GLAbBl1t
EIQnOsooPE Ea, DOEPA6SE Rs, Go., on hand.
- ABEIEIOlAh NHEB inserted without pala,
dFTIoS-6e. 10 superioF street., under American
Hotai, uali:dkW
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IFRIEEn II NEEn. m

. NNLIlI n TIT TT II
On. BUzEF'u IETAIzIEEH LIEIEuET is prepared
from the rsclpe Of Dr. Stephen 6vest, Of Con
nsoout TIE great bone-setter, and has boon usedin
hl prasos ioE the last twenty years with the most
.stonishing suocsss. Az an external remedy It Is
without rival, and viii alleviate pain moro speed-
n than 4 other preparation. For ali Rheumatic
rpd NervoVz Disorders Il is truly infslible aud
uura3iVs for Sores Wounds, sprsinss Bruises, &o.,
"a soothing, healing, and P0v'rful STRENGTHENING
gruysrties, sxeits ths nat VOneof and sss0nishsnt
q all who have ever given It = trial OveE four
aundred certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
~ e within the last two ysarl attest this iact.
Eorsalab bT Strong 4 Armstrong and Wn. FiHke.
So navertiaemsnG uop27-R1id&N
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H0THIR's RE15 TaIs.

9hs toll0sinT b IN sxtracf frVm letter Writto1
~ tAs Ea1tor Of Baptist Church 70 the Journal
ond MessonEor," 0incinnati, Ohio, end spoakn vol
Smsl in fsFOr Of that World-rsnoWnod medicine Of
InaEzUai
WinaioWAa Soothing Syrup. Nov Wo nsvur aid .
uord a sFor q patent medicine beioss h our lie
but " is coupssd % ~ 70 your readeEs that thiI
No humhug-Wz uAVn ERIAp H. AND KEoW II 10
= AKA II eIAIna. Il is probably, one Of the most
eosssssl msactns Of ths day, because g Il one Of
ahs bssL And those Of your roaders Who have babies
oan't DO better than b lay n supply"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

RTFhe Besom Of Destruction 3 the htsl-
ity among our young and mlddio-Aeei 70 indulge In
excess and drbasing hauitu. Those who are yoarn.
ing for some iunnenes 10 diupsl The grpWiug evil,
should resd ''Hunaa ErAiltg, or Physiological Re-
Searches" i delinoatos IN vivid colcrr ttor Il is
beautifully llluatrao the oauses and easota Ct 10
eai and vital diseass and decay, pointing out the
only sure Salty valve. Read the advertisement Of
- triasomarn IN another column.
eolG b. d. BaEros, lsi Bls,cksr e., \. =. Frios
eentE. 6lni isee 81 pogtags 0EerTUheFo. heedlhe
aiFertisamentof of tslFisa-nsrii sn another column.
Also sold b. \. +. Gaylord and william Fisks.
Dzurxints. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

MOuED & HOaAE.--This arm received
this nOrnins from Fort Ancient twenty
cases Of magnificent peaches. iaozkf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

I'VE cougratulnte our readers upon the
alsoovary Of sure eure lor Rheumatism, Goat and
FeIrnlgis and al ercurial Diseases, which q cf-
80 Vfthout tha uso Of internal uaedlcine1, Whieh
daItrcT tho constitution and give mporary relief
OnIy. In TACT, it d the only known remedy eeetng
oornen tons, IN calling the attontion Of the AZ
flofd and those having friends suffering ron Rheu
mntgul, o0ut or Neuralgia, or the parnicoa1 enect1
q fsrcrry 70 the advertisement in another column
81 our na1sf, Of DR. bsland's Anti Hhoumatic Band
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

WAsHIEeroN TAKEN.-The undersigned
having returned from the seat of war, is again
prepared to do general Joiner jO56ing on the
most favorable terms. My shop is on Bank
street, second door south of the Academy
Of Music. Patronage solicited.
Aug. 20, s57. NIL. EDDY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

FRAEK PlRKsR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, Se Seneca street, A No. HcrSeS and
Carriages ct reasNuable figures.
sep34R36:ly
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u .. IhA4kkI
Quarter- Master.

Cleveland, August 2SLh.
Those that have enlisted in companies
formed by me in this county are requested
report themselves at Camp Wade on or be-
fore Wednesday noon. Arrangements hav-
ing been made to receive Captain Clspp's
Company into the Regiment, his recruits
will also report at the same time and place.
It is desirable:that oil that can, shall report
on Monday or Tuesday.
Std L. C. THArrR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

~ Tbs prize Of the MoRNHa LlADsR 70
nsws agents Il Ops Dollar and FiRy Oonh
per hundred, and no deviation under any
The postage on ne LHLBHl, 70 Eowu
Dealers, is Ons-iourth Of cent psr copy.
We would prefer thas parties RENTING
postage stAnps should send Us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ELwo9D's TERRAPIN LUNCH.-This we'll
known establishment, Terrapin Lunch, en-
Bank street, under the Theatre, has been
taken by Tom ElwOod, of the stanwix Hall,
who will manage it in bis usual unexcelled
manner.
The table will be supplied with all the
choice Injuries of the season, and furnished
at reasonable prices. The purest and best
of liquor on hand. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

ELEoTRIo BATH.-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trie bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the circu-
lAtiOn and remove almost every disease in
smsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick. The plsasantest bath
room in the city for ladies-a female Oper-
ator in attendance. Ofioe No. III Ontario
street. jyS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

WADH AND HUToHINs' REeINENT.-I am
ready to receive at Camp Wade, University
IeiEhts, all that have enlisted in this Regi
msnt. They can report in companies or
squads.
The stations at which passes will be fur
nishod ere, Euclid. Painesville, Geneva,
Ashtabuls and Conneaut on the G. P. 4 A.
R. R., shelby. Grafton. Wellington and Be-
roa on the C. C. & @. R. R., Akron and Ra-
VIENNA on the C. & P. r. R., 0berlin and
Elyria on the C. 4 T. R. R., youngstown,
Warren, Windham, Mausua. Aurora and So
lon on the Mahoning road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

WwOOHs1r LAHDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres Of School Lands stu
ated in the counties Of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and OcOntO, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loea-
ted in the vicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALoorT 4 HoRToN,
Iss and 14l Water Street.
iys:36I. Cleveland, Ohio.
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9tt0FnFgs 1t 9alj.
rOCEpH p0nT.

JOSEPH Pool.
ATTORNRY AT LAW,
II sUPERIpR sTBEEI. ost@Rle
10 P. SPALDING, ATTORNEY /
ele Counsellor Il Law, No. 4 Perkins Block
oleEesane. Ohio. sell
GAGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
STREET. loPpesits Merchant's Bank, Cleveland, o.
a SPER, u. E., ATTORNEY AT
"a Law, Warren, Tfumbrll county, Ohio. Ollos
70. sH MsrEst stsees, deosd1l
WIEEIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
w AFToREEEs AT Law. Qlcs No 90 6uporiol
Ian1 A. g. hIDLl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

- Another examination for Army Sur
Eeons will occur in Columbus, September
9th. Candidates should forward their
address, when circular will be sent con-
tanning full particulars.
w II .,r.nr
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~ For fresh HOmeOrst lic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
angs-R11
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PEKVUfTIoN Is BETTER TRAN UURR

FIEN ||IIUN Is IIETII IHHN UUI-N
To ladies Of doioale health OF Impaired orEani1a-
tiaE, eE 10 tboso ~ whom en- incroase Of ianl1 :
RON any reason ohieciiouahlo, tae uadoruigaet
would osssa prescription Whioh is perfectly rola-
BE and sai, and which has been prosorihed in ~
rous parts of TIE ola seri fer The Pesi esntury,-
Although the article a very cheap and alu7la. yet
q has ben pat M IN half Pint bottles and hold Fery
extensively at the oxorbiiant price Of g pcr botto,
the andsFugned proposes 10 furnish The receipe for
ths snail sun 81 g. hY tbs D session Of which ev-
sEy LADY can Suppy herself With parieOt safeguard,
e anY dElg store, fr The trlhing sun Of . cents
per Yra7. AnY physiciaa or drueyist via tsn you
q 8 perisotly harmless, and thouaanda O teatimc-
nials can be procured of its ealoacy. Seatto any
part Of thu sOrld on reooipt Of 81, By addressing
Dr. J. O. DEYERkUXs
Aurtnssa ,. O. Bor. No. ss5l. Nav Haven, Conn.
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CineInnntI Hams,

Best brand Cincinnati Hams at No. 16T
Ontario street. B. sTEDMAE 4 Co.
August 2O.s5o:
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St0vEs aud DIN a&arE.

O. @. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. decssHl'
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nILE PILIS-THAT WILL OURB
IL ths Piles, oan b iOuna ct . Pvblie SauArL
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WHR BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
ii FoEm mHUMAN SIGHT 1vm IHvHEEDI

Nz
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS
Ih1 PoSTietor q one Of the ths esst ana nest q , n6
himself Printer, wishes 20 cell bis OihcB 20 some
enterprising Printer BE Eoold pref,F 20 daposs Of
only one Dali the lgelne1a, retaining one nan m
terest himself The applicant who Wishes TO pur-
chase only half OF said SfcB. must te Printer
capable Of managing thr business Of the once him
self the present proprietor wishes 20 attsnd
elusiVely to another business acuse and Lot,
Horse and CarriaRe, any other desirable proper
tr. vi DO taken In part payment, time, II nee
essary. given on balance
- Office in one OF the hneGt County Seats IN Ohio
- Jobbing Of once extensive and N nneratiye.
Address, for ten days .
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C0mfEGti0rern.

IMPERIAL LOZENGES.-W 4
have this day received large lot Of "a
IMPRR IAL 1BOzEN GEs,
= ne~ and very nice kind OF French oan5y.
MOULD HOGAN,
Oorrsr Euclid St and Public Square.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-08

the skelay, when she seed s'unthin' on th,
side Of the sake pot, that she didn't want tt
get mkt with the indigo. So she jus,
stopped deown little, and she gave little
blos with her mouth, and it happened sc
tarnel onlucky that Missis Pollard, she Me-eu
all tbs innigo out Of the poH Now, Squar
| sllesld like to ask your Professional opinion
as to bow the PelIards and the Slscnms
couA ever square that ar case of gin'raI
av'rige!' 49, q
The professor says that the counsellor went
to I'D that night somewhat posed! 4-
- 3sxrp CuLrssr. .-Daniel Webster said,
andwi truth, "That two successive failures
Of tie turnip crop ID England, would bank
rnps the country. Here wood and manufac.
turing interests would be prostrated, while
thesupply. Of mutton-dependent upon the
croR-could not be replaced by other meats" I"
and yet the planters and farmers Of the
SoAh, be it said-for we had alnitst said of
Mi9issippi--place no more value upon tur-
nip than they do upon Irish pota.oes-and
Of tlem 2 mere patch, for summer, is planted
whilst, at this very time, there are millions
OF dbllars worth of bought corn and meat in
the lands Of those very thrihless people.
Wien the Goth of July to the goth of Au-
guA last year, came along, all knew wha;
the ehange for corn was; and all could have
sowh down from one to ten acres of turnip,
whNh would have fed hogs, cattle and sheep,
with top fodder for the last two months, and
thu large quantity OF meat secured, at least
1dcorn saved, no doubt, by some. Aye,
feet hogs on turnips Why, SIR, when we
made our fist crop here in 1881, we fed
mues and horses 10 COW lot, in an open
and all together--the COWS
would cut the shuck from the ear of corn,
but'never cut grain. Well, it matters not
Farmore important truths you doubt, and we
ia@ 10 fault with your unbelief. Jus so with
1ofs. Teach them to cat turnips. Cock
viii little meal aad few cotton seed, and
'os can make pork fit for Laplander, event
Without the meal. @ gf.
y We 70 largely Of turnips, and have had
'v~ twentY.six acres. Now after the last
lowing or sweeping of cotton, and do it /.
agely., t.s :. {,
One thing. By mistake, Ruta Bagas were
oekel for our table, and they were SO SUI
'esior that We have them daily-2and to The !
middle Of March. They are good keepers.
6ss-. 1iu~s~ ws< a4ssaits !,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-08
- 4arrisonburg JnSepenoent.
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Published free Of charge, ,s.;3..af sss s#
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NEWSPAPER LAW.
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to the contrary, considered as wishing to con-
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2. If subscribers order the dlsconllpuance ofthei
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z..Ir subscribers remove to other places, without
infor1fag tle publisher and paper is sent 10
the former d ection, thsg are ~ Responsible.
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paitmsnt of eSe Neglect or rsfusal of ne, susi to
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-08

y TE-'
"a SLICE BseeEa THAN THE, LoAF..n-
While, walking through church street 4 few
evenings since, "The Subscriber came u,
with, two negro lboys, aged respectively ten
| and fifteen years. . The younger one car
ibrsd an, apple in bis, hand. and tho elder ono
ras ,,. using al hi bis ssquence 70 obtain ast one
The larger one took the apple opened
mouth that would have been creditabls 10 II
l50~ lb, cat sfshsiand brought it down Oh the
fruit, leaving buta,very small portion op the
Fother side.
Thunder, JIM" said the little one, looking
apsat the operation with astcnishrnent. siust
syeutAke The apple and give me the bite,
won't your ,sis 81 si;g saso
sss.ss 1ffs-----s's s's----. s--zsss9 sides
In pue Of the States they, passed an act
that no dog should 90 at large without
muzzle, and aman was brought up for In
fringing the statutesI Inadefence,t he sllepee
that his dog bad a muzsle. How is thai"
quo,h the justice. "Ohr' sail the defendeut,
The actsays nothing Of where, the muzzle
should be placed, and rs i thought the
animsl wauid like the fresh air, Il put the
mpzzle on bis TAIL 'sy7r s}l ss a4ae
s,.g. ..s4ss ii - .-ss a seed
FTHK LION AID TIE VKaxIN.--An old jwri-
ter has recorded an. honorable aneedote Of
Elizabeth, characteristic Of that true majesty
which was in her thoughts as well as her
actions. When she came to the Grown, a
knight OF tha realm. who bad behaved insol-
emily to her when Lady Elizabeth, fell upon
L ~ L u 4
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-08
GIVE YouR CHILDREN Nvwsn.n,,

give YOUR CHILDREN NEWSPAPER
"A enid beginning to read becomes deliob
TED with newspaper, because he reads o.
names and things which are familiar. apd
ne viii progress Immediately. A Dewsn,.
per IN one yearis worth a quarters schoo,
ing to child, and every father must con
s'der that substantial information is con
nected with advancement. The mother o.
the family being one of its heads, and hay
ing more immediate charge of children.
should herself be instructed. A mind occu.
pied becomes. fortified against the IFS of life
and is braced for any emergency. Children.
by reading or study, are q course
more -consldsrate and more easily governed.
low many thoughtless young men have
spent their enrnipgs in tarveu or groc
stlop who onght to have beeu reading Q |.
low many parents who have spent twenty
dollars for books for their families, would
have given thousands to reclaim son or p
laughter who had ignorantv and thought
essly fallen into temptation n 80