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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
FREMoNrs EXPENDITURES.
am, SIR, respectfully
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REPORT or THE CONGRESSIONAL INvESgiGAT-
ING COMMITTEE,

ING COMMITTEE,
The Ciacir ndti Enquirer publishes an abstract Of
the report OF the Congressional Committee which
was appointed to investigate the expenditures il
Fremouts Department. The Committee closed il.
labors lns, week, and The Enquirer claims to have
received an authentic summary of the evidence
which was elected during the Investigation. Tie
points are as follows:
SERVICE OF PLATE.
The first act OF fraud was The presentation 10 Mrs
Brigadicr. Genersl McKinssry, on the 10th of Sep
tcuibor, Of complete &C. of silver service of tb,
Jenny Dnd pattern, whlch service cost 5000 snI
upwara and, being the finest ever made in the West
took the premium ut tho State Agricultural Fai
he/l Ia 81, Louis. This service was presented b!
'ysr,ies exclusively Interested ia GoyeraWsat con
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AFFAIRS.

HiRRfsBrRG, Thursday NOV q ie'I'
Col. Lujeane of the Pennsy ylvania 99th Regiment,
has been superseded by Col j. w. Sweeney Of the
mercantile firm of Haowell & Co. Of Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
ANOTHER ARREST.

CLEyEIAND. o., Thursday, Nov. :, ltol.
Matthew L. Maury of New.Orlean- was arrested
here to-day by the United States Marshal. large
number of letters, to parties in the Rebel Sales,
were found in his trunk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
Fire and Loss Of Life. fs.

.,,.. Hunter Of the Buffalo and Chicago
ano . burnad this morning while lying oPPcsss
h nne' arsbonse mas OF Sturgis, Smith & Go. II
aI vSlued at ooO insured for Two pes wecs
namss oss unknown. supppsss 20 bs deck nspaa Wv"
iost,
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NYaIler i Rnrke,

,,s,h t,oe,r ert-Ii lieutenant, Walter j. boeKe'
Sssh RsSiuept-Lisutenant, james Devo!'
z0tu @ N nee,,' ee,"'ent Iientanaot james Mckenns.
2Jtu n.s.;u n 80, Tianten,nt Robert McGlyhn.
2lth hes;.,'o. Is,,t I ientensnt, C. j. Mccormick.
s2h ptoSSiment-Asst. Surgeon, Y. b. " Leary.
g9th nes;nio s;Dt Second Lieut., George Z. brown
%Jth KeSi me-. Sscond Lieut., James G. Howell.
3n 3otn 11lS;osut-First ~ ~ Lieut., Fred w. Smphah'
Iso1h ~ pFSNSYLyAEIA.
First Lieut. j. A. Culp.
lst h,eeesee..re-Socond Lieut., Evan +. Dixon.
sst h.a1 |a'1,;o,ept-First Lieut., Edwin Rogers.
9th ppeossimept-First Lieut., John Kelly.
49y ppoossicent-Seoond Lieut., Chr. Sttonlder.
S''u A0 OHIO.
o,h P4p;ment-C Capt, Henry Broderson.
.S,b Rsciment-Second Lieut., W. I. heddlesoh'
MICHIGAN.
o. psoiment-First Lieut., Jos. F. Gilwsn.
"a, HeSiment-Capt., WIN. Y. Kraut.
WISCONSIN,.
"a, Rsoins snt-Capt., John O'Rourke.
INDIANA. q,
18th PeCiment-Second Lieut., Daniei olIlcAe''
18th Regiment-Second Lieut., John '"''e'
ILLINOIS. ~,
asth Reguont-Captaio, william IL 4 '
IOWA. - C. ~
"A diCayalry}-First-Lieut. lhonla' - '''''"'
,n... Cen,ein, Lemuel z. Lyon.
~ -. neS nneSi,on,S nd-Lieut, Julius Nledt.
80, 80 SecondLieut Chas. l.. Colgate.
i'' A''e STATE NOT GIVEN.
Cartoln. Robert Sturgeon.
saP'di ssePSSd Lieut., j. L. Sawyer, adams Co. Cav.)
DIED.
ith R-gimeut-Capt6in, John Dyer, pIilled at
Cross Lane, Val
4,th acknowledgement, Horace A. Egbert,
drowned ia Weston, Val
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
THE WISCONSIN TENTH REGIMENT.

MuwAuKkE, Thursday, Nov T. ISL
TIE Wisconsin 10th Regiment, Col. Chopin, leaves
lere for Louisville on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-08
GEN. RLENKrR 20 GEN. SCOTT.

10 tss E!ifJr0f The y. J.. f5ibuie
sra: Gen. Bleukss de Tres to send you copy Of
letter directed by him to LeutG Winfield Scott aud to
,rpr,s. TO you III. sincere regards.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
Platform Of the Democracy and
- Other Union Wen Of Ohio.

~ TIE Democracy and other Union men ofOh!o
IN Convention assembled adopt and declare the
following resolutions as the basis upon which
thev aupeal to all patriotic Union and liberty
loving citizens to unite and rally in the support
OF the ticket this day presented:
1. Resolved, That the civil war by which our
country s at present distracted, is the natural
offspring OF misguided sectionalsm, engendered
by hnaticai sgtators North as well as South;
and that the Democratic party having equally
opposed the extremists Of both sections, and
having at ali times zeaiously contended for the
administration OF the General Gnvernmeni
within its constitutional limits, that party is in
no way responsible for calsmities that have re-
suited IRON departure from its doctrines, and
Q disregard Of its warning and advice.
~ 2. Resolved, That in this National emergen-
CIV. the Democracy and other Union men Of
Ohio banishing all teeling Of passion or resent
ment. win recollect only their duty to the whole
country; that this war should not be waged in
any spirit Of oppression, nor for any purpose Of
conquest or subiugaton, nor purpose Of over
\ throwing or interfering with the rights OF estab-
! Iished institutions Of the States but TO defend
and maintain the supremacy OF the Constitu-
ION, and to preserve the Union with all the
dignity equality, and rights OF the several States
unimpared. and that as soon as these objects
are accomplished, the war ought to cease.
8. That while we deem it the duty OF every
citizen to support and sustain the Government
coustitutionally administered, We recommend
that the Legislatures Of the several States adopt
the proper measures for calling National Con-
vention for the purpose Of settling our present
difficulties, and restoring and preserving the
Union.
SEQ 4. That the corruption, extravagance, incom
potency and favoritism shown in the administra
ton OF the War Departments Of the State and
Federal Governments deserve and receive oui
unqualified condemnation. and ought to be i'm
mediately corrected and reformed.
s. That the volunteer soldiers who, at th'
call OF their country, promptly went forth to de
battle in defense OF its Constitution and Laws
and who, iu many cases, have been compelled
TO fight under inexperienced officers, are enti
tied to our hearty thanks tor the gallant man
ner in which they have discharged their duties
! 6. That the privilege OF the writ of habea
corpus is one Of the great bulwarks of freedom
and that no citizen can be legally deprived o
the benefit thereof except by Congress, and the
only in case of rebellion or invasion, when tn
public safety may require it; and that the lat
attempt OF the President of the United State
to suspend the privilege Of the same is unwar
7ranted by the Federal Constitution.
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Of Postmaster Blair and QuartermAster General
Meigs to st. Louis. These reports are not only
current here, but are telegrAphed all over the
country. have aseeitained the facts in the
case.
! he gravest difficulty at st. Louis was per.
sonal between Genera. Fremont and Colonel
Frank 2. Blair. Jr. 1t arose from different
causes, and was manifested on vaIieus occa
sions, public and private. Confident hopes are
now entertained that il has now been substan
TALLY adjusted.
Complaints are made, from sources which
have received consideration, against General
Frem mt, for alleged inaccessbillty to persons
having important business with him, and on IN
disposition to co operate cordially with State
officials. 1t is probable that the ground for
such dissatiS iaclsn will be removed.
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esEPH MEANS. JANEsM MEANS GRO. = kEASs
MEANS & BROTHERS,
s 1T EUBEN VILE, OHIO,
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Builders, Manufacturers of Threshing Ma.
chinr and Mill Castings, GGering Machinery, Pul.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shalting, with heavy
forging. Sc, sc
Our facilities enable US to do work of this kind
unequalled in this part OF the State. Orders ad-
rossed to Means & Brothers, Steubenville. Ohio
We add extracts Itom letters addressed to us du.
RUG the last year relative TO our Engines.
LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO., O.l
August ], 1856 !
MEANS e. BROTHERS. "Your Engine has now been
in operation long enough to satisfy me. . have
ground 100 Bushels Of Wheat with 10 bushels OF
coal and think il we had good dry wheat it could
be done with less coal. have no hesitation in
A. NJ BUCHANAN.
DELAWARE CRY, K. T.
September 10, 1856. !
MEsSRs. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely. Ii does all thst ask, OF
that you warranted il to do We wish you could
rake more sales in this territory
ODBERT e. SOLOMON.
ISLAND REEK TOWNSHIP, jeff. CO.
... September IS, 1856. ! .
MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS: my Engine does
frst-rate. am satisfied and will npon all occuons
recommend the purchase of Engines Of your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
HooKsTowN, Beaver CO.. Pa.
October IL, 1885, !
MEssRs. MEANS Il BRoTHERsi lowing to a deec.
tive foundation my Engine, bought OF you, last
| on, did not do so well. Now il does we'll and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
| one know Of wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one good as mine.
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
MclNTYRE CREEK, left CO., .
October l2, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS g. BROTHERS: 1--WE have our worl
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let Sny who wish to buy, call ant
see ours. RALSJi)N IL BROWN.
| ScoTT Posi- OFFICE, Adams co.. O.,
March. lst, So
! MEsSRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: IL ma We now finish
sd the starting OF your second Engine. The mil
beats either of them, should like TO know wher
theysare. Come and see these
i OLIVER ROSS, Mill. Wright.
Steubenvie Jan. %, 1857
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arrest 4. Of Riair.


~ The arrest of Hon. Frank Blair, at St Louis,
sby ths Provost Marshal, is significant Of the fate
Of Fremont. Mr. Blair is Fremonrs warm
friend. and learning from his brother, the P.
M. General, now on visit to st. Louis the re.
latious Of the administration to the commander
Of the Western Division, which relations not be-
ing very agreeable TO the Hon. Gentleman, he
doubtless did some inmoderate "cusslng" OF
his superior officer, General Lincoln, and was
therefore, ordered under arrest. Straws show
which way the wind blows.
I. P~1onhu. Since writing The above wdhavs
received the New York Herald, whose Wash
ington correspondent thus wiites:
THE REroRrEp TROUBLE WITH MAJOR GEN.
rxAL FREMoHT. --.All sorts Of reports are in cir.
culation relative to Gen. Fremont and the visit
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How President LincOin's order TO
81 Fremont was received by his Re-
publican FFtends, s.

publican Friends,
The order of the President to Fremont to
confine his proclamation ofliberty to the slaves
Of rebel masters, within the limits OF the con-
fscstion act passed by Congress, was received
with different feelings by two classes ofsuppor-
ters OF the Administration. The Conservatives
regarded il with pleasure, and very freely cen
sured Fremont for putting on the President the
necessity of rebuking him for doing an act Of
20 grave character, without warrant Of Law,
and without consulting his superiors.
The other diyision--the Radicals-were se-
we're in their denunciations of the order; and
not unfrequently their censures fell on President
Lincoln himself There can be no question
about the fact that Fremont's proclamation, by
its boldness in breaking thruogh the apparently
don't know what to do policy of the Admins
tration in reference to the slaves of the rebels,
electrified the heart Of the antislavery body in
the North. That was manifested by the gen.
eral rejoicing everywhere in the anti-slavery
camp and in the newspapers sympathizng with
that sentiment. Nor can ii be doubted, how
ever mischievous We might have believed its op-
GRAFTON would be, that the proclamation mark
cd out sharp and decided policy. 1t so struck
friend and foe. To reduce to the confscation
act passed by Congress, was, in the opinion ol
this last, and most numerous by far Of the sup
porters Of the Administration, to tame it down
to imbecility, and make it ridiculous for its in
consistency. They, therefore, were free in their
condemnation of tbe act of the President.
,yg The Gazette, which has lauded the proclaim
alton to the skies as just the thing best caIcu
lated to make the rebels feel, and shorten the
war, has not . word to say about the order o
the President, in its issue Of yesterday.
The Commercial has two leading articles on
\ The subject, both treating the matter as gin
gerly as if the order was a torpedo that might
explode in the handling. 1t, however, indr-
eetly ceRsuros the issuing the order to Fremont
By the President. II says the order is 'qhe
sbrogation Of Che proclamation and lis an e.
vasion by the administration Of the ruggeo is
rsue Of the slavery question, as forced upon the
government BY the slaveholding class and theii
sycophsnts." The Commercial says failure--it
says that is the word, tail,ve--of the Admins
tration to sustain Fremont, will increase the
confidence Of the rebels without lessening theiI
luminosity aK Sas
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Premiums, .

We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette that
Mr. John Singer of this county was awarded
The following premiums on Sheep at the State
Fair held at Dayton last week.
On aged Saxon Bucks, first premium; on
Bucks under two years old, second premium;
on aged Ewes, first premium; on Ewes under
two years old, second premium; on Lambs, first
premium.
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President Lincoln and the News.
saa s. sssis papers.

papers, saH .s.
A Philadelphia delegation lately visited the
President to request measures for the defense Of
that city. In q speech made on the occasion
. THE only thing he had to complain Of was
the fault finding spirit Of the press, in some ca
sss, as manifested against the Government
They were too impatient He was resolved to
do his duty, and he had confidence that every
other department would do theirs as WE'LL
sAnd II oil others would do SO, we would soon
be able To turn cur guns upon the common en-.
envy. instead of firing into each other"
The President has much reason to complain
ofthe tflanltshnding spiris Of such leaditg Re
publican papers as the New York Tribune, N.
York Times, Chicago Tribune and Cincinnati
sGazstse, which, while claiming to be friendly to
the Government, have hardly treated it in their
comments with common decency and respect
It is to these pretended friends that the Presi
dent undoubtedly alludes. &A
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Prom last werk'r Republican.
The Military Premium.

The premium OF fifty dollars offered by the
Managers of the Harrison county Agr cultural
Society for the best drilled Military company
will be contributed by the citizens OF Cadiz,
and will not come out OF the funds of the Soci-
ETY. as some suppose
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The County Fair.

Don't forget the county Fair, which com
mences on the and of October. Arrangements
are being made for the biggest time ever had in
Harrison county. There will be everything in
Cadiz during the Fair that can amuse, enter
tain, or interest the people, and he will miss a
big thing who stays away.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION

A Benevolent Institution established BY speciai
endowment Tor the Relief OF the sick and Dis.
tressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidemie
Diseases, and especially for the cure Of Dises.
scs of the Sexual organs. ss,s as.sY4 4, 4 ssssIg
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tha Act.
scription Of their condition, tage, occunaticn.
habits OF life, &c,) and in cases OF extreme nov.
erty, Medicines furnished free Of charge
Valuable reports on Spermatorrh9a, and other
diseases Of the sexual organs, and on the NEW
the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge Two or three Stamps for postage viii Be
acceptable. S@2 ~ 70 "
3 Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Act.
Ing Surgeon, Howard Association No. Q, South
Directors. fEf Ss8s@s s7ts sa9fs&
EZaAD. .HEA8TwELL, President.
GEO + AIRCHlLD, Seevessry.
Oct. IL, lS60-ly
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PAINTING.
! BENJAMIN Watkinson,

OFFERS his services to the citizens OF Cadiz anc
urropnding country, in the artof l as.J s,J
House Painting, Graiming, Paper
Hanging, Vanishing, Ell
and all kindsof Imitation In Wood, Stone and Mar.
bic, Also, Sign painting attended to, on the mos
reasonable terms +
Those wishing to have Painting done in the bes
aEd most modern style, would do well TO give him
call. as he endeavorst to do his work in neat, sub
stantlal, and workman-like manner. aHs
Cadiz, Ohio, May " lS5 Da.,l
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Come 10 the Fair.

Come to the Fair and see the Military Pa
rade. U-
Come to the Fair and see on Exhibition,
horses, cattle, sheep, and thousands Of other
things.
Come to the Fair and enjoy yourself.
Come to the Fair and spend one, two or three
days for the glory of the county and for the
advertisement of agriculture, mechanics, and
science generally. ..... ....
Come to the Fair aud see the Fun.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
SAMUEL TImm oNs

SAM UEL TIM WI ONS
WOULD respectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally, that lac has on
hand q large stock and general 'sscriment Of Sad
dies, Harness, &C. consisting il part OF full-qui
ted and plain sfafters, quilted hoUu cover plain
haif,Spanish and falbacks, quilted and plain seat.
ed, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cante English uetting saddles.
also q variety Of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs, silver colored russet blue, and black
enameed leather gu ltet and plain pushed seats.
He has also on hand several sets Of extra fine sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankee team harness. saddle bags. collars. halters,
brides and martingales Of most every description
Carrluge, Buggy and Riding Whips Of the finest
qualltyi in factmoat everything usually kept in a
s.dd Ter shop. He deems it unnecessary 10 puff
and blow or le. off pass about the material or
workmanship Of his work, as il will recommend
Itself TO those VIM are judges or who use it,
Ihanktal tor the liberal patronage he has hereto
tore received, he hopes bv strict attention TO bns
y 'ss and selling good work at reasonable price,
10 merit continuance OF the same. Shop third
door North Of McFadden's store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb IS, l860-lyr - a * .l.s,,. LA +.
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Union Hotel.

ARCH STREET ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
"A THE undersigned having purchased the
EEsExA interest oi his former partner, Nr. Evans
ssisEs> l. the above Hotel, would call atte ntion
sseiNt3 Of the public TO its convenience in ev.
=asasssA cry particular for those who are visiting
the city either on business or pleasure. It's quiet
location and uninterrupted ventia tion (being sit
uated opposite an open space Of 400 feet, which is
shaded with trees OF beautiful foage) still within
half square Of the very center Of trade, offers
to business men inducements to sojourn rarely met
with in pupulous city.
Passenger Railroads, which run past and in Gloss
proximity, afford 10 those in search OF pleasure
cheap and pleasant ride to oil aces Of interest in
or about the city.
The proprietor gives that The Union
shall be kept with such character will meet pub
lie appreciation and would solicit Western patron.
age. UPTON 5 S.NEWCOMER.
Sept 10, 1860 ly
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. %m3 n A@ - -G-E
I7A, Main street. wheeling, Va.
CTONE & THOM AS announce to their frionds
- and the public that they are in recent OF
their stock of Fall aud Winter Goods embracing
Dry Goods in all their varieties, Carpeting, Oil
Cloth and Carpet chain, Millinery Goods Of every
variety Notions, and Varieties generally, com.
prisng the Iargest, and in some respects, the
most desirable we ever brought to the city ON
customers may rest assured that they will reap
all the ad va n;ages that fair dealing, long expe
rence close attention to business, careful buying,
and bnying with Cash, can give them, We buy
n ost Of our gvods with cash, directly from the
manufacturers and Importers, and from close cssh
Auction houses, thereby saving large per CENT
age. We have ample facilities for doing a large
Jobbing Trade, anu invite the attention Of Mer.
chants to our slock before buying, aud Tailors to
our stock of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings.
Without particularizng, we will say we Keep
the largest stock in the city OF the following as
well as all goods.
Dress Silks of every style and price.
Millinery goods, silks, velvets. ribbons sc.
French Meriuoes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods,
Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
Shawis OF every grade and price.
Plads & Prints, and worsted fabrics for dresses.
CIoaks and CIoaking, Prints, Ticks, Musns,
FlanneIs, Blankets, and goods for Men and Boys
wear generally.
No good House shall sell cheaper
Our stock of FURS will be found to be very de.
sirable. We ask attention to our stock OF Car.
peting etc which is very full and at low prices.
All goods sold at q small advance on purchase.
Persons mai king purchases In tle city will lind ii
to their interest greatly to give us call before
buying.
Parcels sent 10 any part of The city FREE.
Remember the sign Of the "Golden Bee. y
near the Suspension Bridge ~
Now. lS6O-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

HARRISON COUNTY EAlR.-This will be held
at CadIz, on the End, 3rd and 4th days of Oc-
tober. We have just received the large show
bill from President Clark. Its size and style
n1er.
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Snmptuous Dinner.

The dinner prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. Gady
On last Thursday, on the occasion OF the Ju
dicial Convention, was certainly the most sump-
tuous one that we have sal down to for many
day, for which they no doubt received the
thanks of all present. Few persons get up a
better dinner than Mrs. Cady.
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EXCELSTOR!

Eau CLJ koAs
DETER LiKENESSES never we're t aiken ir
ID CadiZ than are now made at Davis Sky Light
Ambrotype Gallery. BY new chemical process
the likeness springs forth into life like beuty--
perfect image ot the person, giving not only
peaily white complexion, but all the minor 81 AIDES
ale fine and clear. So that pale blue eyes, which
are SO difficult by the ordinary process TO ambro.
type, are made perfect The drapery, also, is rich
and pleasing
THIS process gives miniature far superior to
those leaden tone pictures which have flooded our
land. "':
Complete instructions given to any wishing 70
learn AmbToypng, Photography, or the Photo
chromatic art I.
N. B. Most Daguerreotypes will fade. and
should without delay be copied into the impersha-
BILE Ambrotype, which will improve them fifty per
cent. g g..s.s. ss. .4E ggaA alE-,Et Ez-slH
Feb. ..2T. 6l
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REFREsHrNa--In the past week the earth
has been moistened, the air purified and the
vegetable world revived by the telling Of seyer-
al refreshing showers. Oh what a glorious
ing is rain, "The sunshine smiles and show
ers distiIl and these make US know that the
Creator forgetteth not the creature" 7 I&
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DR0WN'S Bronchial rroches, best remedy in
ID use, Tor affections OF the throat, recplnnened
ed for public spesEers, Singers &c for safe BY
ts.t5sr,ltrf 'H aa .t'4 ~. BGALL,
gryg aasl.f Druggist and BOOKSELLER.