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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
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tisftlls Fdss.
789T R7sTUR zGEI
The pssts res or the subscriber,
ABOUT 90 res In the Cuyahoga BFE
valley, VIII be open on and after uEsn 49,
tot Cove end one dollar per week for Horses, paya
@ ~ Ssely MqhaeY, IN f9yanco, unless arralgemelts
Apply I' q y u 5o9 5 w is1 e 81 if s Ssss9
street, or 10 Milo BOsWorth Herdenan A. ne an
49, s-Sss2 neat 29le9n, hteheock Carter's
University Heights. -
iS65I s6s,s di9g Cov1 pr shsr A16al5 re
tire season from date Of sn trance fo SoTetbsr I'd
@itid..ls{ sIse notioe IN wiring Of earlier
% fegponsible for animals that NAV strsv fror, 81
y ~ ufea'g, ii9 on said prs,nisos. u lf FTf IN
Cleveland, ApriI 30, 1851. % sSsEeAA-f
Z m QIlCE-rTHE 0RRDTToRg or
n Z. the volcano Iron Company, ars hereby noti-
SS II e 5 RJGsfR x tasE I esiMt sals laa
S5 fehGTe ths rIt day Of October next of a5Sc5
Bg order q the Court Of Common Plsas Of said
s5issisE afis5iiSn' April s. 1881 - Receiver.
1 A R 4 E r 51
'a Neah Foot Oil Polishing Compound 4-4l x
p p calculated 70 take the shine on Of every ether
hrtiole'of the kind In the market IN fhess ksrd
nnes Ehsa he best can but rub aud &C. tho shi81s
every economist Of Time, Money 9r shoe Lesfhsr
re more than LOCO EOCO' sstiliiancy, Il adds
Party distinelion, Il aims st asthing ies, tbsn 81
9 bsrs 5la As2ISqof the Nation, Sold sy-
''S "H7Fs'-i manuiaasred by ,satis3a 4 is' -
@Ar22 Ios stpsT-iio5rr ssTsst-, Y /.
q ONLY A QUARTERF III SEEp.
~ mai, nee q P9stage very smpsings IN.
Lice from plants looE IKE forn7idabis non ~
worm more than quarter for tlhR : ssyenintls
80 AARON BRADSHAW. iist1
1lAII2:kl Lock Box 22s. Boston, hasS.-
M A l. PsAFHH IUNIS RSfG N.
~ ~ hiSyi9g formed part9ershiP for the man
strqes1 This City, large and commodious building
4a R9IseSsf z sGI 3HS SSsSsSfe s e sqBS @ re
"a - 6AsR PAID FdR NO. B
Aolsyelaad, Fsbruay !, is5Es55.- = -
l ISSIAN STEAM RARHI -ES-.
IA TABLIsHhERT,
b .tJK II. RAEBEL, : - d. -
s. Cialr st. Nos q & 81 SbDsie the Angler House,
!, Hours of no - Ladies $50 70 IA, Il ~.
espsi9g sunday For Gentlemen 1sdhdsy ffof q 6
6Dof 4 S1lf:1 Il. Al other as7' fSo ss.5 tes ss
III AIR DRESSING AND sHT "
y - y ING lhsTIIUTILS Ss-KM,f IL. AMBUSH,
e gtt hpronpt atfsn ton non
e2le Eor1men3 a separate room for tadips n0T79
/ IMPORTANT. TO HOUSEKEEP
j. ELS --KaFhlSh yotr own fdfnftufs sCailSt the
sSEest CITY YsT7Ish Office No, lss supsrieT 81 ,sad
6et neat Afsie arnlsh Obp filed with the best 81
Eopal srnishi which epp has brush with It. and
thus DO your own yarnishing in style equal 10 ne
6est ofPsnterB. Price rom four 10 twelve linFg
kemem Der penny'saved y sqTHll 70 sYlo aaFTed
nla[9lazs q ~ u p W. RAEnERi Asept
5EMBROIDERING- AND STAMP
~ lhG, done e 81 ST Clair strsst opp,sifs A n
gel aoases D ~ iHAhFisl MRS. "a EBE ID.
3 N0k cAIeEl aPA Ilsls IN q, 60 9F(
That FTepeh WHITE III d has Coma. otu,t fi a.
5lgAt taiDs ~ Painters aRa7iAsids work Of eysrT
ssElaEIs y sllolsb ~ HsrFMzNs BfI6sR. a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
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lR0R RIGNbaE XGH ANGEL.
pEpfs il snOgRts e s9it, 4, RON g ugIEasEss. el9
Germany. On Frankfort, Berlin, Lsipzia. Vienna
nurembergl Oeasel, Cologne. HAmburghs Bremen
e ETl2 "a ~ ) RETTBERG 4 HAUsaEAEN.
lQS0o 000 MONEY, lADYANsED,I
ie4UUsOOy IN sums 10 SuiI-at the cd stand
ard val known RAGhHRi4 Oh CE-@on securities
e sVerZ kind yiz: Dry Goods, HardEare, GoA s1d
Oothipg, Hurniture, ,Carpgts, Pianas, MrroEls Pnts
hgB, General Merchandise and Pergonal Propertg
and articles a Falu0t cn the most teEls
BuslnasI strictTp gty6te. Estkblshed 1851 watches
ard JewairV fol sats at barrlinl. ~ - 90 ~
Corner super OK street. oTsf Geo. 4. DaFti : 0o.
Clothing Btor5. AoTe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
.AarlellIt ItllEal. -

l. ~ .NlAI1
INOW EK SEX KIS5.E-YI'aE TJF6FR
]. has arrived TO commence aoE ing Flower Soosl.
And We have large aad choice collection ofannasf
md perennial Naresiea y hlGh Ne haTa imported
frce-l1 papers lo= % eentb q papers for 81 90.
Call and got catalogue confaining ss of the va
eieiies. J. SfAIk son, rs Ontariost,
NIAD60LU& TUBEROSHS 20
Nj GREDIA, PaYonia and Madeira Vine Bulb1.
lor sale By i1azsi = AIhI 3 8fllEss
HUN5AkIANe GRASS ST a D.
k AlsoY MflIsst SEED IS tai5 81 81 tI.7
edstesa. l.les 1alsys - J, STAT g son y
faHINESIs SCAR IA N ID
a ane Aflioal I'M mPnds sssI. a sfble7i - 5fI,i
Eipslea .eed = sals by.ll s-l- = SEAlIs a SOM,
CWEBT P0IATOB y Nc =
~ We shan have Potatos plantl ready 1yth8 nd
ne o. May, and snali b rPqdy % u ell orders
any quantity Through the season. -
rlt3ssdaq Il lyserAIR 4 k1E. ii5 Onlirio st,
MEN DOUBLE INN W.
" II have plant for 8aIs "a pots os rs y nalI oa
ss XXI, ss,ss lass'asse 2 Afis e - i4 p.
CtHO4OR ELOWER eEH1I Iek
~ Ton Thumb NagtJgi ainet, .isi..-a 80
Hiha Mized Am irl aiusl., 10 ~
- Hplen I'd fipe u tT'1 ANA A7taE5 aE5l.lslasls
Ain8 MI2td tansgs
"a Es,ilssss Eiss ~ ls5s,spEss I1I8 4th n
hale by lmAysdNFi ,. STAIR son.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

At the re-assemb1ng Of the Convention at
4 o'clock, tho Committeo was not ready to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

sLf0R5 s A LIZ .-+THE SUBsoRIBBRfF D
u has Tor sale = heE MICH COW rSith en- tfe
gwen ana - eupposed nov to fys Is 70 Is quart5 81 ~
nix daily, Any one Wiahing to purchase GOOD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

nWELLING HOUSE FOB - -
2 slTls ne Street 4SslSIi ,Ts,i - q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

ROR'aSALE--YERY DRSIRAg q
IL BIZ lIee4as LoEs1eh Ffrsbsrt street, ndsE q
1.ElsM tlIIlF p & 80. y'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

The feeiing Of the Convention was very
Ipereepdbly inifaV6r Of CArIiie'5 brSpCsitiOl
The members have come hers to prepare %
secede, and fight if necessary, and are ready
to do it, especially now itEat Garlic has put
it underFesulas constitutional provissons.i .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

R0RREltT "a Nick SBf1ITsIIIssII 2
~ lDVeil egt % qfaheer5 6os< Prosbset ~ H
: y u e & &c s.sa AAa sst 9Fs IpsaiEg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

M QIICE-THE 0RMDTToFg or
} = the Volcano Iron Company, ars hereby mott
ned % present their caimG aEausf Said
ne ~ ny once IN dassil0n, Btafk countY Ono On
e PeIore ne hrSt day Of October next 6f AHo19nc6
I s y 3 order g TIE Court Of oommQn Plsas o said
. = AAtt5tssslion, April s. 1881. Receiver.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
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Neats Foot Oil POLISHING C,,o,mnon15

A QUARTERI- SEEp
y mall Tree o postage, very smusing IN
III eha powerful Little singh Hens cToScope.
Mortn more than q quarter for ding eTenithiS
em nsoinsTit 81 ths family circle Six 4 iii3rsht
,-,,-,..p,,y g,yn AARON BRADSHAW, iisl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

3 3 9 g. ! ! .lAas. i5.Isis -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

=oteyelaad, Esbruay 4 lssl:R q llsnM -
II, HSSIAN ES 81 AN STEAM RATA ESr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

n o. p RlANTTE ,HSL ,9a9s A
RsIHT1Ns oFFIoE fok sAE.ls. 80. Z, e
~ ~ y
I'm po4tnB Stonesy Cases Cha8e8,- ard eYeryffftr1
couPiete ior printpg aRily aud weakly nsI1inas
VIII the &c - o. q preAl y ia 'Nill y 5t
~ For particulars call 81 thsh Esadsri1 (oyl1f--
ing Room fsi5zTsif
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

IAOR SALE.-ONE SECONDHAND
~ Steam RoiieF-upright, 50 called, lately used
N pc e1e- edce. Said Boiler iB q inches in az
sAeteE yutslde, and feet log; furnace part ist
In diameter, and feet HIN.
beid Boiler originally c0si 500; isnoN drvt rsfa
order and with the rales, ssfsty-ValVe .,Wn b
- For tnrtAsF particulars enquiries ts oHes.
OF r T. J. AeGarry seam Boiler shop On CeatrS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

L1Yl ED having formed a partnershiu for The man
uiae 10 OF n ALT and lSyt1n erssted On TlIRaf
strqes' this City large and commodious buiIdina
ioL Lnat purpose, arc now prepared q suppiy ~
e9nspners Of haltat al tiEss and on tie haost fes
"a, - 6GsR PAID F6s 40. 7 s1kt.EY. ~ -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

AAHASOs -ifNgs.1l5faffN Ala4al ~ 4AlFf AaN'ai
GengJ. J. Jackson sfrom WOodeOuntgson
the obiG.a Hsisl nearly Ollyears gOId, land
immensely uFealthy ~ He has always been d
Whig ID politics. He has been, think, IN
theU.s. Senate He Is proud ana naughty,
imperi6ds and hard to please Although =
nknf kinfs of abiiity, be has not been popular,
owing to the traits above mentioned. BE is
4 4viFgiinliani Of the old school, who deprecatss
'he prcsent, state Of Afff affairs, and would hsYsit
settled, hut is not fest enongh1 for the people
Of Western Virginia. He does snOtwahta this
CenEentiOn 70 laks decided AetiOns betWOpld
haxe, il send ont political cOip6rtsurs into ths
ReBtsrn counties urging the people, to ivots
down secession upon the 2sd. He breads war
ahdcharAeterIsss CarIileS courss as ''revolu-
tiOnaty.Hi He said in Convention this morn
mini, that since his coming here he had re-
eelsed letters threatening his life if be per-
listed IN resisting Immediate secession, but
be tscogned And1despised such thrsatsA = He
had recsi4ed similar ones at home. In per-
son he is tail and straight4bss white hair
and beard, and WOdld bsa kns looking old
man, if the indicative feature Of his face
his hoseLwas rot quite 20 prominent and
quite 50 Roman. BE was member Of the
Richmond Convention. as,,,,sa "A "a
Mr.. Wiley, Of Marion county, who made q
speech yesterday cOinciding with Jackson, is
Wing and Methodist Elder, He has la
bored hard in politics as wen ss religion, but
has been more successful in the latter than in
the former. he is 40 years old, tall and
gray. haired and bearded.
{ Er. PieFp0Rta man who does not say
much, but thinks q great deal and sses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27

MowIxG MACHINE INVENTION by A
LADY.--It is staten in the New Jersey
Farmer, that Elizabeth nj. Smith, Of
Burlington, has invented an arrange
ment to be applied to reaping or NOW
ing machines, BY which danger from
accident is greatly lessened. The most
frequent and serious casualties in the
use Of these machines have occurred
from the driver being thrown into con
tact with the knives while in motion,
several cases Of loss Of limbs, and ev-
en- life in this manner, have been re.
ported. BY this invention the knives
are s'in gear" only while the driver
retains his seat-as soon as he leaves
it, they cease to work. The end to bs
attained is certainly desirable, whether
the above invention fully secures it
and is otherwise unobjectionable ",
do not know, not having seen the ap
paratus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27

See that ycu osi He0aau3- German BIZ
'ers. prepared III ~. Q. NJ J4ckspn. Ptln
.lalrkia, Pfnnsylvanin. and chm hl- sigRa
lure y ~ the wrarp~r ~ each hottie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27
HOSTETTER'S
STCXkGi EsETEnS.

II i a f-ct that. ~ some period, every mem
Der Of the human family IA subject 10 disease
Or disturbance q The bodily functions; but.
via the sid u good tonic snd the exercise
q liain conincn sense. thcy may 10 able 70 10
regulate tue System 80 20 secure permanent
heath. la order to accom- II IA this desired
ohrct. ne true course 20 pursue il certainly
that which vii Yr0ducc natural stale IL
thing ~ tho leas. hazard Of vial strength anu
isc. ior this purpose, Dr. Ho-tetier has in
troanoed % this country preparation bearing
hia meme. Which Is not o new rodicine, but ono
that has been tried for years, giving satisfac-
/ tion % all who have used H. The Hittcrs
operate powerfully upon tile stomach. bowels,
and liver, restoring them 10 q healthy and
vigorous action and thus, by tho simple pro-
cess " strengthening nature, enable tho sys-
tenn 70 triumph over disease.
For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Man
sea. iuloncy, Loss Of Appetite. Or any Bilious
Complaints. arising from morbid inaciion
81 the Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps.
Dyseniery. Collie, Cholera Alorbls, &C., these
Dffers hare no equal.
Dlarghma, dyseniery CT fur. 70 generally con-
iracica ny now settlers. rni c@Ixet principally
~ XIV change of water and dlcf vii be speedily
regulated ~ brief use of ills preparations
lSs1epsia, u dissnss viich Is probably more
prevalent. in MI IFS various fyruly. than any
c'hcr. and ne csrsa On Nli.h nay always
5s aiiti!.ahi % de1anl .emenia IL the digestive
mrans. c.n M crre.f r,.herf I'm III ua;r.r
iiiS1l.rfGE'S STOMACH rtTIaI.-' ,',.,
NJ .r N, si,, fa.tle y1~ttir d,.casa ovl.,,
.iiysiai vii recommend Filters n soirc Kind:
I'M n.-i., ,.t ,,4. IN, ar,.i, lr..,-n \. Nv. ;rr,l'
l3aes t,f .n-. i..~. tfes. ..s.,a ss,,r.-
v.r,iv, t..,.., e...s et,.... l.,.. .r INK .rs-
TEN IN eanerNl; aua rrlouc nca s. there ~
M, n, IN ..,s., s,,T, .a..f.,.,l ,.,,i, ,,,.,,
KILL n .rn.n-., l.,.., i. n NJ ,.-,..,,. I'M, ar,a-
neteA hs+ 4fra., X ,i nm e1,,est .rs,s. Which
h.ve tw,.4,.l \. r,av. tl.n v.l..'.f ,l,,. o,,at.
rrcparstin., M thc ,e,.l, M y, ,s;.sl sr.snee,
Fssrr sxp A.ry .ss..r. ,,., .s.i ,.rovoI.-.
inr ii-ra>s. which frri RIA iaii.,sss rfnsp en-
tAe bcay eli man. reducing iFa n il.efe sha-
''ar a A aset t4ae, ai.'. Transferring lLn. ply
-t s.i ls n, ,',,,i,
W, 4. ... ..,l F VI s,a''.' .a ~ ~ :,
.A4rs,s, MI, .,.s...s. ..a M. NJ even
in exras n santions. II ftc l;rlers sre used
A. p0r directions tnd M shcT neither create
nAasea nor onrna lhe inltic, and render un-
nee .afy any chArge q e.et 81 interruption
"a onsinery plr9si's, hut. Promote sound sleep
AMI healthy clrnsiion, sAe compliant - re-
Irfea NJ AVee,ilyn - consistent Ni'is'he pro-
~ .iiYn ~ tAoipNFh anii perr.ahent cure.
Z f79n, NJ -aefsssea lsafs. vho arc
.'aAs.'ns ilo., - v''.ssn'sa ee .,.,1 ahu
ln.rin .o..s. sns.c $3.50 'ls .na~''sis y
'...S., NJ, ,~;si =. n a.',ss;o,e. .nI -
nsoiher While nursing thcse Rstsors arc indis-
pcnsablc. especially where the mothers nour-
ishnlcnt Is inadequate 20 The demand. Of The
~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27
caees 50 Fsarfully Fatal. called Penal
Weaknesses and Irregularities,
THERE IS NOTHING IT'S EQUAL

THERE IS NOTHING IT'S EQUAL
Also, Liver Derangemenis or T~pidi,yi
anr Liver Complaints, Diseases 81 Gle Kid
neys, or any general derenccmen' 81 iae
Urinsry organs.
+. viii no, only cure The debility following
CHILLS and FEVER. but prevent sll NJ
lacks arising from Miasnatic influences, and
cure the diseases at once, II already at
tackled.
TRivrrErs shouldhrvr bottle with them,
Is il will infallbly prevent my deicierious
Consequences following upon change Of eli
mate and wstes.
As Il prevents coE'vSne-s strengthens
The digestive organs, il SHOULD be IN The
hands Of all persons Of sedentafy habits.
LADIES not accustomed % much out q
doc exercise should always use II.
MorHEns should use IL. Tor il i pcrfac'
relief, taken a month or two before 'he iinal
trial. che will pass the dreadful period with
periec, case and safety.
There IL no mistake about Il.
THE CORDIAL IS Ill WE CLAIM F5R It'll.
Mothers Try I'll.
And to you we appeal, % detect The III
noes or decline not only Of your daughters
before II be TOO late. but also your sons and
husbands; for while the former from false
deIicacy 20 down 10 . premature grave ruth.
err than let their condition be known 10 time
the latter are often 20 mixed upin the excite.
ment Of business. that II II were not for you
they too would travel in the same downward
path. until II 10 Too late 20 arrest their fafa
ALL But the mother il always vigilan', and
70 you we confidentially appeal, FOR we ore
sure your never failing affection will unrr.
rinclv poin, YOU 70 PROF, WOODS RE.
lST0RATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
RENOyATOR as the remedy which should
be always on hand In time Of need.
\ PRoF. WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
IL too well known for ne e recount lie won.
Ierfu effects in restoring Gray Hair to III
original color, and producing Now Hair on
bald heads.
We could refer 20 Thousands OF living
witnesses, TO BE- found In every city and vii
lage In the Union, but our space will not
admit. We need do no more than assure
the people ~ quality i as good as ever, ant
that II may be relied on as tie only harm
less article IN the market for Restoring thu
! Cry and Bald.
n The Restorative Cordial and Hair Resfor
alive are for sale BY O. y WOOD e. co.
| IA Broadway, N. ", ia Market stree
81. Louis and by all druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27

WORM REMEMBERING. - Professor
Maury says that an abundant growth
Of sunflowers was perfect preventive
Of fever and ague at the National OBJ
servatory. While other localities, un-
protected by the sunhowers, were Wis.
tied by the malaria, the Observatory
enjoyed immunity from the disease. -
He thinks that the sunflower, in III
rank growth, absorbs the malaria and
purifies the atmosphere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27
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TO CONTR FACTORS.

4 ~ - NAN ~ - = ~ Ate~ft
SEAIEn Proposals viii b. received -
- ~ q uri IIonse. ID the town Of Jasper
Dsbui. county. Ind ~
THURSDAY. III 2sth, lsCl,
And ru,ii 3 'rIock. p. NJ ut srid daY. ~
he gfuhhiug. cleaFioe. and excavation y
iour bitches 10 sa.i county. situated a. fol.
iov~:
There be ~, payable IN sv amp lands
A. falloWs. 70 ei':
n,.rh No. % ~ Section "A u ] y 7
8 w, 10 l. monde pond, on pa'oke, above
Jasper
nach No. 80. il SECTION % r. Il, N. r.
s w on White river. near II ysvile.
There will be let, payable 10 cash. a. fol-
lows:
Ditch No. 81. in SETON 10. T lis r.
4 W., on the suu,.. side Ct Pstok.. below
Rsiling's mill.
Ditch No, 81 IL Section No. Is. T. 2, =.
II. W.. on the south a Pstoka, below
Hauer's Mil.
Any person or persocs contracing 70 tx.
cavste aay Of the above bitches VIII b. r..
CURED 70 give bond with approved security
for the completion Of the work in . specfi ID
lime.
Plans snd specifications OF the shove
work will be exhibited a. ths Court Houss
on the above named day by
WIN MONROE Commissioner.
JOHN ATKINSON. Engineer
NOTICE is further given, thar whenever
sDy person shall connact % di'ch and drain
any Swamp Lands. the paymen, 10 be made
ia Swamp Lands. such prison shal mske
out let Of such lands az they may desire
70 receive in payment for work, aud fling
such list with the Coun'y Auditor ID the
county where the lands sre situated. sccam
panied BY cer'ifcs'e OF The ccnirac, al
rested BY the C,tnmSsi0nrr. sale II lsnds
included in SAID iisi shall no, be made until
The person hssing such co0lract shall com
plete or forfeit the same.
yrM MONROE. Commissioner.
Jsn %, lsGl-td.
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ST. CECILIA CoNCORDTA SOCIETY

The regular meetings Of this Society are
held the first Saturday in every month, a,
"a o'clock, p. NJ, at their hall IN the Union
House. Weekly meetings for instrumental
and vocal music are held subject 10 the d.
lection Of the Musical Director.
JOS. SKRMEREHEIM, President.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27

In your journal Of August 25th, ]
see an article upon moon-eyed horses.
a subject which am unfortunately
TOO well acquainted with from sad cN-
pericncc. Much have l lost by such
horses. together with weak eyed hor-
res. Of all the ills thar does or can
attend the horse. none is So fatal 10
his value as defective eyes. A Part
of the article son quote il wrong. 1
my experience is worth anything; for,
except from hurts. the disease Of the
ewes is hereditary. Icould give many
facts and circumstances to establish
the truth Of my position. There are
stocks Of horses that become blind at
five, six. and nine years Of age, to my
knowledge. Strong food. such as
corn. and hard labor. facilitates blind
ness very much. Ny opinion is clear
~ substantiated in the Bible. where
it SAYS, like begets like A trnrr
statement is not in the Bible.
Whenever horse becomes clearly
IlOou-tytu \ NO uut COuclucI hiiii
worth his food; for It takes as much
food for blind horse as it does for
one with good eyes. The trouble #
blind horse is also much more than
that Of one with good eyes. 1t is
time for legislation upon breeding hor
ses. No man should be allowed TO
breed or keep werk-eyed stallion, or
one with other material defects. for
the reason that they are a public ca
lamity-while fine and good horse
is q public blessing. The Legislature
has as much right to interfere in this
particular as they have in many in
stances where they do legislate. |
conld write book on this subject. If
had time or the ability. While a
horse is fed light and used in moder-
alton, there is not much danger Of his
going blind; but when he is put TO
hard service and fed high, his eyes
will very soon show it. The best and
only remedy ! know Of is light food,
no labor, deplete heavily, and keep
him poor and weak, which is worse
than no horse at all Rural n. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27

FROZEN SEED CoRS.-Danicl Steck,
Lycoming County, Pennsylvania,
writes that the early selection Of seed
corn is important to prevent damage
from frost, before the kernels are dry.
After the grain is matured it still
contains a considerable amount Of
moisture. If it be frozen before this
moisture is evaporated, the gcrmina-
ting power will be injured or destroy
ed, although IN other respects tile corn
may be sound. This fact, lie thinks,
accounts for many failures Of seed
supposed to be good; the difficulty
could not be discovered by any ap-
pearance Of the corn. Mr.. $. thinks
that where corn remained in the field,
exposed to the severe freezing weather
Of last November, oath and 18th, il
is in most cases rendered unfit fol
seed. Those whe failed to select and
dry their corn before that time would
do well to make provision for mex
springs planting, either b saving
enough Of the old stock which il
known to be good, or procuring a sup
ply from. reliable sources. A stitcl
in time saves nine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-27

1T ia precisely what IL name indicatea.
u for while pleasant 10 the taste, i s re-
sivifying. cxhiiiralin1 and strengthening 20
me vital powers. II also revivities, rein
states and renews The blood in al lie oriri-
nal purity and renders the system iuvnl-
nerable 70 attacks Of disease. IL Is the
only preparation ever offered to the world
10 popular forns 50 - 10 be in The reach
Of oil. AZ sure preventive snd cure 81
Bronchitis Indigestion, Dys
pepsia. Loss os Appetite. Faininess,
Nervous Irri'abili'y, Neuralgia,
PaIpa,aton Of the Heart, Me-
ascholy. IIypccbondria,
Night Swea's. Lam
COR. Gddiness,
end MI that
Glass N
cases 80 Fsarfuliy Fatal. called PsTnal'
Weaknesses and Irregularities,