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PHOTOGRAPHIC sT0cK,
JHOTUeRAPHIU ALBUMs, Ar

DHUTUGRAPHI0 ALB tI&S, AT
f79 SuPeriof-St.
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
HEWTeH's Gnd Goupii's Oh and Wacer Ooloru.
af ErF .r H. 3. D0UGEiaS COOS, -ala
as supefiOr-St.
OVAL AND sQUARK GILT RosBWooD
frames, ct g. 2 ,Ie1U9LAS 3 co. IS, ~.
i79 SupeTior-st
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF dEI EBRArBp
Pafntidgs and EngrsFlng5, a. l lalL -ia- L1a
'--sL bra Z b.. b. boUGLAs 3 CO.'S, s3i
r---r-lr f-. i79 supsrior-stl
''0AEFEs DE VIsIrE or oKLEB2ATEp
Eisn and Women, snd Palmer's Marbles, a RI
r# .1.E B. Z. DOUGLAS &OO.i3, p 2.
vr. -.ts p f-a5 179 SEperior-Se.
FINE ENGRAYINGs OF DIsTINaUIsHEp
Hsa asa - 3, B. BoVslL+As5 " COS ia
DURTRAIT FRAMES. .-SaUARR
and Oval Gilt Frames, at ~ a-
msy24 SARGEAHT'e
DHOTO9RAPH FRAMkS.--(4II7
4 and RossEood Oval Frames, 8 splendid assgr'
-.
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Objections ToR WE,sURE1EsT-For Neck, take
the humber Of inches soun1 A.. FO~ Sleeves, take
rom centre OF back b TO bend elbow (Cr tn, nee
to extreme end OF Gun Dl thearm beiug IL the pcsi-
don shown in the engraving These are all the meaB
urlmenfE reurilrad s7..-.7
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SKIRTS.
CLEVELAND HOOP sKIRTC0

l41 superior-St., under WsddeIi House, and
~ slso, 194 0ntario-St.
This Company, having opened SAILS. .BoomB in this
CITY beg leave to call the atteation Of the pubic to
their own manufacture 5000
~ WsEssba a IkReER STOCK than any whole
1aleT In tue STATE. 'r.rI
I'd We max greater variety Of STYLES, Shapes,
Sizes and Quslitiss than any iIanufaoturer IN The
United states. ---------- - =
81. The steel ana alithe material Tor Hoop Skirts,
from the primitive state 20 the salesroom are under
cur own supervision and entire CONTROL consequently
cuat2ne can obtain slirls from house without
paying second Or it. ~
SA,Aiso-the largest assortment OF Corssts Gnd
Spiral Bustea constantly on hand.
ae-ouf betaI Department is m charga Of compe-
las-&erchants supplied cheap ct Wholesale
FRANK BttHS, Propri~nors,
aug3 III 9r~arf0- an 'ot iTssari 9sF
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nEKTlsTRY.
SINGLE TOOTH d IOO. =


upon Vulcani7ed Rubber Base, with our mode OF IN
ssrtng B pronounced by an to be the most Hfe-liks
csn be fitted over any roots v-ifbo1f ivins
pain, and warranted to IT. for less than hall onr for
mer prices Experience has brought tbs practice O.
3ur profession to high degree OF perfection that
Fartat or entire seD can Be made without the least
Reconnaissance the patients, and
T9m Natural Teeth, for SO, el5 and fO . set.
- Established over ten gear8, corner Ontario-1t
End Pablo Square, lgouth Gide.l
eSp ss.s-5 ~ HALhdW1LL DAEIELs,
~ 80 r1 DlntiTl,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Il acres, two miles from the City about 20 rods from
Euclid-St, on the Crawford Road good Farm
House and Barn; we'll stOcke1 with Fruit OF ali
kinds. Price 5000 Term 70 suit purchaser
l0f acres, - miles from the CITY; first Of from Eu-
clid-St. Price 5000. Terms easy.
no acres in BrecksY1 IS acres imlroved balance
choiee timber land s25 per acre. Terms easy.
% acres IN Boston; 40 acres improved Good House
and Barn Price so per acre. Terms e-sy
l2S acres in Parma, miles from BriRhtOn SO aores
tmproved. Good two-story House and two Barns,
Price s5OOO.
80 acres in NeWburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. e5OGi.
$50 acres, 30 mlas from Toledo and miles rom Wau-
seon station on AIR Line Railroad; $50 acres pTai-
ne and balance timber land. New House and
Barn and good Fruit. 81 per acre Terms easy.
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RRAYToN & sTOOKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HousEs ANp LoTs roR sALE.
once e. e. ssSss5 6s 6sSPE u F. FnEs5S s4s9Sa through

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
IL story House and Los OF Pheps-St, convenient to
the Lake shore Oar Shops and Rolling MILL
Price $500.
and Water and a small Office attached, convent
ent for Physician.
new two story House and Lot corner OF Perry and
sibley-Sts Lot 6Oxls5; good Fruit, Water and
Gas. Price q, 200.
large House and Lot on inton-St, fronting DIN.
ton ark. Lot 60 feet front, running back to the
Lake. Good BAN and frut. Price a, 1000.
Mathews Block, south side Of Publio SQUARE, with
land through to Chsmplain- St., Tor 8 f, chFap.-
Long time gwen o9 large share OF purchase mon
ey il desired.
II story Br1oK House. Lot 44xl7O to an alley on
FEankliu-St-, opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cistern h2zO. Terms easy
A large new and elegant Brick Honse and Barn cor-
ner Kinsmnn and korest-St. Lot 2e6x3y6. $500
Brick House and Lot No. Johnson-St Lot s5xlOs
Price e25OO.
AZ stJry New Brick House and Lot, No % soovills-
st Lot 3SXlli, cor. alley and Scoviie-St es3OO
Terms Easy. POSSESSION given Immediately
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EARMs. - FR0PPIE|R..I.lI. AER .oUT LoTs


FARMS, CITY PROPERTY And OUT LOTS FOB
SALE OK EXCHANGE. t.---
A very beautffal aud fnsIy fmprover Farm Of lz5
O acres, on plank road, three miles from warren,
Improved Farm Of 40 aoresin Michigan b exchange
for 2 email Farm in vicinity OF Cleveland, and
A oottais5s Hou E and small Lot, No. Ig4 LAls-ss-
10 ~, corner Of Garden and Hudson-sts Store and
A. fine Residence aud large Lot Garner Of Lake-st.
and Case-Avenne. For sale cheap or sxchslss
Lot No III, Shades Allotment, University Heights.
Lot 6tL s6. s58 Nt sat la
eTist Mil and thirty acres Of Land, good Dwelling
House. Well loca, ed and good wa er power
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksville about 40
acres rich river bottom. Is por acre part on time.
good use and Los on Prospect St, near Eriest.
nice Brick h use and Lot on the West Side, near
the Circle. on krankfin-St. g 800.
Store House and Dwelling on Dstroit-st. Very
cheap. Al -
very valuable Pr9perty on kinsman-st, -,5fa.s
A good Il nuse nd Barn, 4 acre Lot, on kinsman-St
near Erie-St. $780, r arf ftrafrbr grf C
121f acres choice ruIt Land in East Cleveland .
A gOJd Farm Of $50 acres, 28 miles from Medina
good Bui dings and al kRds Of Fruit f3s q acre,
or will exchange for q small Farm near the City,
House and los on Rarzman street, lo 25klO0 y stO-
~ frame house, barn. &c- elO00s .r.-f ROO rfn A
q acres On Ouyahoga ktyers miles frocl city, 4b
house AID small barn, $50; will exchange in part I
for city property. ~ -
new Brick House and Barn on Detreit-St, lot l2sx
32U, we'll improved, fruil, &C. S3fOU0; ESQ caah,
balance on or 5 years time.
House and Lot on HRmilton-St., house stories. S
rooms; lot 3Sxt00. el200. ...-.- .-,..-E
story Brick House, Barn, &C., in BreckaEille, 81.
800 VIII exchange for to acres mar tho city
OF sell cheap for cash.
fr.f..7fa ) i v5Il
Tn Int --r q d
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REABY.MADE cL0THIHa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
ne Romance Of the RaiIrOsd.

~ tba s1feor Of oFair Inez'i s'lrhs Prince d
Walss,'' eThe Ghost Hgnterds" Ao.s 30.
OHAPTER Wills TIKI SLEEPING OAR.
Thick and fast the shsdss oftwi,iRht,
We're then falling ali around,
And the bsautiOua stars Of evening
On We sped DER hills an / Alleys,
RIvaing lightning in our tight,
While our sleep'ng car was altered
For tie comfort Of the night
But was not very sleepy,
eOEtt mp that Imightsse
All the antics Of the loVeTH
W no wire sitting front Of me.
With my eyes half closed 1 watched them,
And could not hslp but smIls
As saw them kiss ard hugging
IN q very loving STYLE
She her head was gently resting
On her manly lovers breast
While her arm. IN lovers fashion
Bound Der neck Was i0ndly pressed,
And s5fl Woris o. love he uttered
In tbs maid listening ear.
Moris, though very interesting,
stlll dare not let you hear.
But I cou'd not let them rest 50,
For with them must have sp1rti
So with cane he toRched them slisttly
On their ret, a. quick rs thought.
Up they Jumped a a in flutter,
Bota were shsking some With fear,
While sleeping, was quietly,
Or 81 least did 30 apear.
When they saw they we're not injured
Aud that everything was right,
Town th . sat, ami then left them
TT tle "a 4aEce OF Lle hlEut
Soon to take 8 snoOZe lay uOWn,
Aud nothing more did know,
Till the trim arrived at Pittsburgh
And Wole in the dfp1t.
10 Be ooETIsUED.l
And we shall also conitnus 20 give Great Bargains
to all who call NJ Isaac A Isadc Union hall,
have On hand the largest and most superb stock
Of fagnionHble
Spring and Summer Goods,
or Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen in
leyeland, and stock Of Spring and SINNER Readg-
dade Clothing surpasles thing in the state. As
buy and sell for cash oaly, wholesale and retail
purchasers will DO sell to call at
Isaac A. Iseao's Union Hal,
sole Agency tkeaslso OF Singer Celebrated SeWna
Machines, Storr's Automaton Pressnan, and
EtronE's Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
w. l. a -Oorner euperior and UnlOn-beI.
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EYSH INCf TACK KEG.-9Z5RSS
\ JUST REOEIVED-A freshi sup =, ---zil.af-
plY Of OonrOy Oelsbrsted Wishing Tackle Oursrock
Of Rods, Reeds. hiue3, Hooks, Fii9s Bsiis, &C. &C.
q large and in great Varisiy.
nB-We haze also. on hand a hue assortsent Of
Double and Singls- Barrelled shot Guns Rites. Re-
FolVlng Pistols, Powder flasks, Shot Pouches ann
munitions and eEry thing required for Yield sporis
Il HATTERSLEY'S GUN -STORE,
lo2 Superior-St., Cleveland, o.
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TO LETT 7I
A very desirable Eezidepoe, with ls Hcres Of land,
conFUnisnt 10 Street Railroad
tnelsslh lJHO. G. JENNINGS,
lnlyl6 Atralar Buildinr. foof Of surerior-At
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II AND OBFICE.-H. II. LITTLE
u has constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved Farms tor sale for eash or on tine. Aiso-a
variety Of City and VILLAGE Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
Property. Ofoe in AtWater Building, Nos. and 8,
ID uUOr. maVIZ
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P0aT.0EIIeE TIME.TlaLE.
1883 TEHERARRGEGEKEsF 1855
FOB THE
Arrival and CIOsing Of Mails
ia8fg At TIE sfso4
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

nB-AIails viii be opened and resd7 for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
s5-An Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives ar 445 A. H., l.fg 4 As55P n
Eastern Way arrives at $50 A. II.
cstern Through arrives At $50 n, and 9;25 p. H
Western Way arrives At 90 P. II.
Saudusky Way arrives ct 9.25 A. NJ.
Cincinnati though arrives at 9sl5 A. M, 3;35 p H.
do way arrives AZ s.35 r. A.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at e.l5 P. NJ
do Way arrives az 90 A III.
Mahoning Nay arrives at 7.05 N.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 p NJ
Rookport, &C. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urda78 at u NJ.
BrseksVllls Bath, &C.. arrives MOndays and FridaES
Sharon enter, Granger. North ROyalion, &C., arrives
Mondays and fridayB at 5 P NJ.
w WarrensFille arrives daily at lu:l5 A. ID.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. u.
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IN8URAKeE.
ToHN 6. JENNINGS,
q Csucosssor 70 ROuss Jsnnings,l
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM
al suPeFior-st., ilarble BIOok,
To Arwster Building, foot Of superior-st

ss-WIll bug and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and oIlect Rents, &C.
DBEo charge % Purchasers Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made-
I-Alsn issIss Policies at Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern InsurAnes Oompanfss
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u EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
LII {iormerly Of the firm OF Littles & Keyes,j nAs
opened Real Estate Once in Rouse's Block oorneE
Supsriorst. and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of hrst quality Fera
sng Lands in the States OF Iowa, Wisconsin and His
souri, exohangefor city or country property; also
'or all kinds Of personal property Part oash p9ids
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KEY WEST. + A. Dec. Is, 1856

KEY WEST, A. Dec. Is, 1869.
Eap.d lion OF Refugees tie FLORIDA, Coast-Ihey Erpeci
to be Joined ty Union Men TAer k-Aintaer Csanoe Of
Weather-Nortaers, DC.
Since writing my letter of tho ,,h inst very little or
interest has ransplred Yester FAY afternoon detach
ment OF refugees twenty -four h number accompanied
by six prvacs and serge Ant OF the Forty seventh
Pennsylvania Volunteers und u .Se command OF Leuten
ant Myers, left here the ooner Nonpare for Char
lotes harbor on the Fiorir n shore Tho refugees
sst Of men who have frf IN time 10 time made their
escape rem the prevalin tyranny OF tho rebel govern
ment aud have taken ref age ucs, and now The
twenty four men already saentoned have gone
the mainland as sodie IN the OF the United
States, in order TO do something bring their erin
brethren 10 repentan' and prevent far possible
tho cootumacious FRI doing further mischief Doubt
ess too there are families OF refugees DO brought
away, and IL Is 10 hoped that this part OF the pro-
gramne At least wan DO snccessfuL
The refugees w 40 have started the expedition arc
sangune that tn Sy will be joined by number OF Union
the mainland; but their sphere OF action will
bo necessarily rcumscribed in consequence OF the
erca weakn ss OF the expeditonarv force they have
contented themselves with drawing forty three uniforms
tscudng those which cothe the twenty four be.
longing TO the expedition.
The Nonparcl, which takes tho expedi0Dary force,
towed out OF the port by the United States
Sunlower, which accompanies the expeditiop.
The steamer Mcclellan, which takes this, is expected
TO convey New York forty OF tho Forty seventh
Penusy TO Join the Veteran corps and ten prison
from Tortugae, accused or various offences II s
pccted TO get her of by midnight II the soldiers be
| got on board In time.
We have another change Of weather Old Boreas not
satsned with the blowing no has been giving for
the last two weeks with very slight
to have put fresh hands at the bellows in which he ap
pears to DO aided by Neptune bmsef for the latter In
cutting mi yhty swell IN his domnions Jupiter Pluvus
too. seems disposed TO resume his share In the turmoil
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
Skating rnseiIIgsaes.


ne sind sther too keen ttl fiorfuy yesterday 70
make the eIerc.e Of skating ssssnt q. oouie Be- So
sired but, notw itstardibs THIS dfafvantags, very
nge number u skaters we're "a siisudancs cyrrs TIE
day. Tie Drecys modcraiing ttrf sisr s1tssi, ibs
lovsu ~ the spor suoyet nooe ia ssas'fg 70 her
besris content
The ics vas 10 ssryjsr cobdNof 80 erf'ii siinf
deep crack, caasef ~ tbe in'erss t mere ere oo~
about sir sctes n cs tie gpTs 1Ed srt ,ssrf NE
same On the o-sr rbs hts' % u wtssni a.
ferior lo toe former 70 tue vla,y ne ssirg surface
bgt d0ubtlefs 10 .nlfrye bs'cfg ihf nfasuu cofss
There ~ss is~' evening stsry prossri = Ecoc sss,
to-day, ars beng fbfatmaF a afTe aistftrtr s sr
peci"d fbs fsrs Authcfiaes bsfs saaae atp'e rf~IA
rstlons y receive a naty a. coo it 49, 20 ~ -
With safety
grLvkr itKN H0NfrEa
Thspotd bts no~ be~r orr ff.s t.-sr ses y atd
hss ben fairly fpqc~amsi a FrAs frersrsss ostofrt
vii bs Evsn 90 Horaay strt 40 .a'tirsi sHh o.
70 naif rH, carp 1Ao-afY
AAmAr fDsn nNogftFH
te ~ ~ iAN gotd 10 sraslrat fasf tr8 s
.arn.spl g tkai "a tsr tseu o. efsa + ff- fsettsf
hfft l4lf A. O. lals sfIss o. lay ff N l
istG
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al this famous church Tho services VIII begin hat
part ten O'clock IN tho morning W grand uiass, pro
pared o Betgo's eest s,ylo
er. THOMAS CHURCH.
The Rev. Or Morgan rector Of 50. fhomas' chuTcb,
will preach the Christmas sermon The ediaee has been
most beautifully decorated with evergresas, basam
and other appropriate oruameutatou.
OTHER CHURCHES.
A. 81 lukos church, 50 Ann's church for deaf
mutes, 81. Paus chapel 81. Johns chapel, ana tho
Church Of tho Incarnation The viii also bs of
most interesting character
TnE CHRISTIAN ALtrAscE.
Tho Christian Alliance Sunday school, Rev. Mr. GOES,
holds ts annual festival AT half past ten O'Clock Bopc
chapel 100 Broadway The singing Of pieces appropriate
the day addSesscs and the bcstcwing Of rrsu win
constitute the order Of eSercues.
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NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
.>~~-o-~--~~~>~~->--~---~
ARRIVAL OF THE MCCLELLAN.
>--o>>>~-->->-->N0S-0->.~~
Arrival Of Refugees from
Florida.
Sales Of Prize Vessels and
Cargoes.
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS NETTED,
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS NETTED

7Ae United states steamship Mcclellan, Alfred O. Gray
commanding et tho bar at the mouth Of the Mississippi
% the 18th inst. at half past two NJ touched at Pen
seola and Key West, left Key West the morning Of tho
Heth and arrived at the yesterday morning quarter
70 six. On the 10TH at ten A. NJ and thirty seven miles
70 tho east Of Key West spoke steamship Roanoke
New York, bound 10 Havana.
Tho Mcclellan brings mail and the following passen.
eers-Mrs. Hooper Mr.. Hildreh Captan VIM. Rogers,
q. g. n Captain Tru Colonel Mansfield, Captain Lyons,
Lieutenant Hail. Lieutenant Enis Lieutenant Auchmuty
and thirty Six soldiers
Our thanks ducilo the purser Of the Mcclellan for
prompt delivery Of papers and letters.
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NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.
Larg. ousn'ities OF Cotton. Corn sad
Porn secured for the Arssy.

ipsr 8HrH, Asa. nec. n lss1.
Colonial Williams, commanding At Rqseyine. MtsB.s.,
hnt s"eursd FOR tho roy"funen baied ani pfoc-s.
ginning. some two bInifsa bales of ree,i oa,ion
has within reach ~ camp hundred ihyrud basbsa
O corn, and 10 ssthofng oaa tbolsasd bushes, pr say
Tie can Pot %, sat BE- procarsd. too h.nsrsd
iboasAni pounds u poTs' ~ n ths b being aoo. by
the regiment with u's assstAncs y one sru. vsn ss
sdsa running tso maa4d hunting bash snAcssrs ss.s.
fsliy seysfal of sbsfn hsys beon esyiarsi
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III. Pivst. Atsbs sa .

b1@fos. hsss a. 1870.
Apfl'a's isttsr. dated hsafis. Ort ~, ssys sns-
90 have rso~ivsi orssrs frum Cag~ ro-n " ADVANCE
10 90 rupees 20 the Asbins sSs tbsy have largo
Der q lstsfs awaiting bsr arrival dsnv sstss,ss
40. ~fI meet -it very cpoi rrrsfs s,o,n 10.
r0fasas here
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Tn. uni,.a state. s,..m.. L.hssn

rbs report by tss star ~ 'hs rolih sboas fshish
s'rup.oDs rss msssy ssl sTrDsna ssa srssss sis~s
resssrins u oe>s.ssry for h-g 20 rass poysi
repairs No bos iainrrs by a rsb~l battery
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THfrrrYfvs prsfHa pafrv. Etc.
lffors ihs Nsbiasiyo Espghiic.n fs< ~
Thi' ultfr ~ loo sntsfpfsiug sofis.s ~ Tho nisi
states amy rt1 hsrs brfa it dufAbe1 Al Hfhnnr1
rfis1 thafnsoFes 81 The Ffuvos; hsfsba es asssssa
m sAy 1giisss mAit ~ thsn iailfs A REbracd r"n
seccsh" Nsntsts fhrtf ssrss afe n Hc~sfe q
.canglqc srissts and fata arCqiossbi u TIE yrs,
Miscpnslr infaGuY.
Howsfd baa bs.a fntiayss ~ ~. fshs. N e,s'ss ~
siahatna iifTts 80. ~. sf8 kofspsst ~ss sno
pl9yef - t1sltsi stsssff NJ ssfefts'rsd tst y
lhsy reId az tbsy ~i ffrrss sff~tstrs me
ruigh feers ~ Nrtr..ff a4l sfv aofs Uamwoas thsa
" rarffsy sef-otff
eerniloert fsfaei ta - fssi. snf es'f,sd
c1-a srt fis-tff r1ffft ~ tfi 10 ~ Bsht. rs-fs
81 rrt 1r ls f'l i4fftrf 80 ttfy fsttanef
b. 10 sfty its fffh sFa ffeffs shAsgs -
ite rss. s1f saHn wsas ~ fhsw 81 - Tss~
tsttfts 80 pssss stfs iuftaAss Fhht sushss 'ssm,
&. Fst eos N 80
rtsfs fsfsfs ffa.-i ~si tgf 80 sarsfirs rfss,
ttfftt ffs frHr e-cs fr1 frsfsfsi. tbe rstt a.
ffNf flsfl fFg frsEty. t1ns sitas q o
fstf " tfrss 90 fsat s.seFlseailya pis~s ~ 10
Tsy rsr,s.s-t lose ths tfsr..s - rssatsr q ss,,
70 rf s'tffsff ihf Iaagiiss 1 "a fHp uisif Sc.
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v.w. from San Fra.s,.~..

kss Frs-nso. n~c. N is,s
The s,ssnsfs so.es rsyio~ sHi - Loss ssfei ssr -.
rama u day. The former has hundred ana any pa.
ssnssrs tho latter ff bun1si r~s.snse,. ~ no orc
10 treasure for yngissd ana ssss ooo ~ vrs Ycrs
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rb~ Army.

aifal wa. " piegff sts a ~ Ous HsSe's> sss
~ sub fssias % ssw Yas vo,osissf, ~ "a 80
riss'e iht rfrts AEsssi asi .sf Tlit rius .s'st~
fsf ~ 80. la hses Araeatiy rtpHsa v ~ ssrv
CsTfs n4sssr taf tbfs 80 rssstef 70 'ts one tir.
1fss go sstsriy frtt .eguei N.s Y~s vols.issf'.
Ore ffass.s~ go IS ssu pflsaas. 80 ~ its osiy
srt.s - ah ists "a .asst ~ " 80 ~rrs@
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~. % an. s,.am., xa.,h.

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, 1863-06-18
I 6hs farmers Corner.
AGRICULTURAL Items.


TuRxIP, ,CULTURE-We incline to think
that must farmers WIN have beea urged tn
The practice Of raising large quantities If
turn ps for their cattle are changing their
cqufse and substituting other rWts, "r eIrn
t,dder. Sonething ought to be provided by
every dairy farmer tow his cOws after th'
sumner pasture fails. Writers have often
urged the advantage Of craving large lnlS
Of yellow turnips and plucking off the
leaves to be fed out TO milch cnws-reserv.
iig the bottom for winter use. But neither
tnrnips nor their tips are proPer E"'d hr
c0ws in milk. They may be Used to linr
tied amount, but the milk Is affected when
large quantities are ed cut, and though the
quantity of milk !. increaSed, the quality is
Injured, and the condition Of the cows Is by
no means improved. Tnrnips IRE more
easily rai,ed than other rWIt crups, as the
seed may be sown At alnnst any time in
July, and Of course less weeding by hand
is5 ascessary. The English ia turnip Is
raised with les labUr than any 1T The ruuts, as
the seed l. usually sOwn brndCzIst aud left
70 take care Of ITSELF Ammg c'rn at the
last time Of hoeIng-or after horing-hIt
turnip seed il Ofiea s0wn. a coInnnM hand
rake Is goOd tsM,l to be used IN burying the
seed, as il need nnt be COvrred dc,p. 5 i'll
oil kinds vf tnrnips run the s'h har,lcr thar
stalks, and leave L unit for c'rn IL E'll"w
without very high manuring. Yrllnw turniPs
do not enrich lie soil, as spme writers assert,
and they should neser lle gruwn bef;lre cIrn.
Cprn stalks Of any kind are better for COWS in
milk than any kind # rootsTI--and an acre "f
, 1863-06-18
The Kidneys. Stone and Gravel.

In these complaints. the Ointment Nso acts like o
cha NJ providing Il Is very tctualIy rubbed over the
regions of the Kidneys which vii penetrate aud give
almost immediate relief while the Pills should he taken
according the printed diFscions when the most eX
traordnaFy cures may be effected hy this means
, 1863-06-18
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, 1863-06-18
The Action Of tho Hart prppsy.

This last named dsease Is commonly preceded BY iF-
regular action Of the heart, and dihcut Fesplrati
which symptoms always severe and ever g0Om bad
ways unrivaled Ointment and the drOpsiual patient
will ever and snecouF the present TeliSf derived from
the use Of these remedies = malveosy quick, and pre-
ment invariably reHults IN cure They oct with snch
energy on the cvuaton and absoEhsnt system that the
dFopscAl fluid vanlshes and TIE sufferer nds a the Op.
fnrna.