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The putch can Enterprtse.


GP. W. Al the correspondent of the
Savannah Republican speculates as follows
upon the object of the Yankees in digging
timely word IN favor of the right use of the
spade. ,a- a..-a=-4-
The object of this canal is not fully under
stood. 1t is believed to be this:-First, to
avoid the battery at Howlett's house Gnd
the submarine distractions in the river at
Trent's Reach; second, to bring the iron
olads through the eansl and secure posi-
ton, after driving away our little feet, from
which they can silence the battery at Sig
nal Hill; then, having secured Signal Hill,
the enemy hope TO be able TO carry the
works at Uhafin's Bluff which are in easy
range of and commanded by the greater
elevation of Signal Hill fourth, having
carried Chafins Bluff, their next move
would be against Drewry's Bluff, distant
one mile; fifth, Drewry's Bluff in their
possession the way would be open, they
think, to Richmond. Such i believed to
be the theory upon which they are act
ing.
Their industry and enterprise are alike
creditable TO themselves and worthy of our
imitation. We being the weaker party in
numbers, should have beer the first TO avail
ourselves of defensive works and mechAni-
cal and scientific appliances; but instead Of
this being the easel the enemy, notgithstand-
ing he largely outnumbered US Was the
only party who employed the spade during
the first three years of the war. Two years
ago it was the fashion to laugh at McClel-
Ian and his army for the use they made Of
the spade. But we have got over all that
now and find the spade almost as good o
weapon as the musket. This is the first
campaign the Army of Northern Virginia
ever fought behind breastworks, through
not the first time it ever prepared such de-
fences. Just now it is fashionable to laugh
at Buffers canal.
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Eue EAuAE III
Confessed 20 be I'm Great Danger.
The correspondent Of the Mobile Ad-
Dsrtissr, writing from Richmond under
date of Oct lst., says:
"Richnaoad is certainly iz greal danger
greater, perhaps, than svsr before; bat
the people do not realize it. Neither did
the people Of Vieksburgh or Atlanta real
ize their danger, after they became used to
the nose of battle at their doors. The Di-
vine hand may again interpose in our be-
half SIS It has 50 often done heretofore, but
ths present stste Of sffairs makes me wish
most heartily that the government stores,
the archives, the machinery and material
of war were safely awsy. The loss of
Richmond would be hard moral blow,
but we could bear it well enough if our
machinery and munitions were saved
but these are so enormous, and our trans
portation 70 limited, that there Is little or
no chance of getting them away.
From dinner time until dark the houses
in the suburbs of the city, furth0st from the
scene of action, have literally been shaken
by ths concussion of heavy artillery, which
roared and rsVerbsrsted under the dark
canopy Of heavy cloud. As sat listening
to the uproar, was often reminded of the
opening lines Of Tennyson's Mortc OAR
thur:
"AlI day long the noise of battle rolled
Y Among the mouqtains b the winter s7a."
and ever snd anon, as fit of dependency
would seize me, I thought cf Whist King
Arthur Said to bold Sir Bediyers:
4 am ruined by this country which raade .T.I 4
Never was the fighting material of the
city SO thoroughly got together. Yester-
day the guEFdg spared neither age or con-
dition, q am almost tempted to add sex,
| and to-day they hEve forced themselves
into the gambling hells, which in times
like the present, have always been the
I private hiding place of skuIkers. This
svening when the firing was at its hottest,
I found in the crowds upon the hill-tops
and houses only four white men, three of
whom were over fifty and the other an in
valid the rest were mostly children and
negroes. is tlgs
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IMPoRTANF 10 LADIEs-Dr. Har-


Vsys FamSIe Pulls nave never yst fsilad In EsrEoV
ing dif5culiies arising from Obstruction, or stop
page Of nature, Ia restoring the system to per-
cot health whsn suffering from Spinal AGeetioas,-
PrcIapBns, Uterl, the Whites, other weakness y
fhe Utsr1ne Organs Tbs Pills are perfectly harm
Leau on the constitution, and may be taEen by tbs
nost delicate femnls without causing di5trsss-the
same time thsy act Ike 8 charm By strengthening,
Inyigoratng and restoring the system TO q health
condition, and BY bringing on ths monthly period
With regularity, DO matter fFOm what causes the
obstructlOn may sriss. They should, however, MO-
g. taken during ths fret thrss months Of pregnan,
sy, though safe at any other time, n miSoarfiAgs
would be she result. "
Each box contains 90 pills. Prios l 60.
Dr. HAREET's TEEAEIsE on Diseases Of Females,
Pes9nAncy HisoarTisge, Bsrrsnness, Stsrility, Ro-
urodustion, and Abuses OF Nature, and emphatieal-
" the Ilsdies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
81 6 pages, sent oa 70 any address. siL cents
0uirsd % pay postage.
: Tbs pIllS and book viii be Esot by mail When de-
Ard, sseursly sealed, and prepaid, By
= = s. J. BRYAN, n. D., General gent,
- kO- 70 Cedar st., New York.
"a Sold By all the principal DruggiEta.
CIV. OLARB, Drlggist, Agent for Cleveland.
lulY21:R3.m. ~ fEwy
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"a sIIaHr O0Inn

"a SLIGHT COLDn-OOUGHs.-
Few are aware OF the Importance Of checking .
Cough or "sETs8F ocLD" IL its frst stage; that
which In the beginning would yisle 70 mild reme-
dy II neglected soon attacks the lungs. "BroEn'S q
Bronchial Troches' give sure and slmost immediate
relief Military officers and Soldiers should have
fhsm, as they can be carried II the pocket and
Seksr ss occasion requires. sugsl:RRlm
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Eel Aaf1neirs.
NENERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street, Cleveland, ohio
L. a. WILCOX

Will receive on sale Real Estate of ali kinds--Im.
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal Petroleum
aud Western Ls1ds, &c. Will Negotiate Loans
Paper and Stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &C, &c. as'
The following property is now on sale
EUCLID SE-ThTee desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, 1t0x20O It.
PROSPECT, near Perry-TwO houses for sale.
ERls, near st, OIeir-One lot 3exIl2 #.
SCOVlLEE, near Eorrest-Eine house, with 4
quantity Of fruit and q large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner ,aerchsRt-Lot 6Sxl6 #.
xIl6. -. -
KIEsMAN, corner Fins-TWG lots 0GI51 #.
4 FORREST, nj ar Kinsman- Eight lots 5Ox1261z
MIAMI, near Huron-LeasehOld, ~ story hou- e
With blacksmith shop aud too.s. ~
LAKE, near Erie-Eour brick houses
HERMAN, near TaJlor-Hics mouse very cheap.
FARN-l4 scres 10 MI IS ont on the Lake Shore
Road
CLIRTON-House, two-stoIy; lot 661IeO.
+ CLlhTON. corner TayloT-l1a story house.
OHIO corner Csnai-Lot a dwelling and stone
foundation Also, large building suitable for
ufscturlng purposes. "a
With other tenements varying from $500 to Ss5,-
lU3 acres of Camel Coal Lands at bargain. -
~ acres adjoining Marquette.
lb0 acres ia Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
l215 acres ON st. Clsl- Road 81 miles from Court
House.
wASTED-Houses FOR good reliable tensntsi
rent rom $3.50 70 SGoJ year oell:Rs dsw
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q. S. 7-sO LOAN.


The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice thai
subscriptions will be received for Coz pom Treasury
Notes, payable three years from Aug 18th, 1854,
With semiAnRuaI interest at the rate Of ssven and
thTse-tsnths per cent. per Annum-principal and
interest both to be paid In lawful money.
These aotes VIII be convertible at the option Of
the holder at maturity, into SIX per cent gOld-bear
ing bonds, payable not lsss thaa To nor more than
twenty years from their date, "a the GoTernusps
msy elect They viii be issued in denominations OF
$50, s1OO s5OO 81 600 and s., 900. and al suhscrp
tiOns must be for my dollars or some multipio OF
my dollars.
The notes will he transmitted to ;hs owners free
Of transportation charges a. soon AFTER the receipt
of the original Certificates of Deposit as they can
be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August 10, psr-
sons mskiag deposits subsequent to that date must
pay the interest accrued from date Ofnoso to date
of deposit.
Parties dsPOSitiRg twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one timo VIE be
allowed commission OF oas- quarter of one per
nest d..
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DR. H. ANDERs : COS


BELLS BPEOIFIO4 4P1ldS-WAB
RAHTED IN ALL OAsEs.-Osn be relied
Hevsr fsIl to curel Do not nsuSsassl Are sPess
in actioRi no change Of diet required Do not in
terfsre with business pursuitsl Gan be used with
eut dsssotionl Upward Of 200 cures the past month
some Of them very severe cases. Over one hun
ared physioiAns have used them in their prac-
tics, and speak vel Of their efficacy, and approve
Of thsir composition, which ia entirsy vegetable,
and harmless On the system Hundreds Of osTtia-
eates can be shown. Belle SPECIFIC PnIs are the
original snd only genuine Specific Pill. They are
AdApted for male and fsmsle, Oldor young and
the only reliable remedy for edsoting psrms-
uouf and speedy In al cases Of sPermEtorrhsA,
o. Seminal Weakness With sn its trains Of evils,
such Is Ursthrai and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
- be Whites, Nightly or Involuntary EmissiOns Iu-
Sontinsnoe Genital Debility and IrritAbility, In
4 'posency, weakness or loss of Power, Nervous De-
Billy, &C., &c., ali of which arise principally from
Sexual EEessses or Self Abuse, or some oOnstitu-
sionsI arrangement and incspacitsfss the suiIs5sr
from fulfilling the duties Of married lifs In Al
sexual diseases, Gon0rTh0a elect and StrictnTs6
DOBsulting khyzicisn fcr tho treatment Of Seminal
UrInary, Sexual and Nervous Diseases whs VIII
Dsn6, free 20 all, the following TRlhEbls work IN
sealed euxeiopo:
TIE FuTIETH TEoUsASD.-Dr. Bell's Treatise on
Rsf Abuse, Premature Deoay, Impotence and Loss
of5 Power, SeIual Diseases, Seminal " eAkness,
Nightly EmissiOns.- Genital Debility, So, &c, a
psinPhlet Of 64 psgosi containing important ed-
vies 10 the sfiieted, end which should be read
sTery sufferer, the Gf clire in the sBVereHB
EtaRss iB piainis set forth. Two stamps required
70 pay postage iHiyzI:RS:mo. v. .friAWy
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JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent.
GERMANIA,
HANOVER,
NIAGARA,
REPUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
All of the City Q New York
AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
$2,252,7e9.13.

Have entered into an arrangement for the pur'
pose of tIansaeting ToaErHER- the business Of
" INSURANCE against Loss or Damage by Fire,
and the Perils Of Inland transportation"
~ ONE POLICY Of Insurance is issued By the
FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
is made to meet the necessities Of the business
munity, by SECURING, WITH DlsP1TOa, LARGE LINES
~ IEsURAScE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPON UNI
FORM, PLAIS AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS, TREREBT OBFI-
ATISG TIE NECESSITY Of APPLYING TO VARIOUS sEPA-
RATE OFFICES for insurancss to the amount they
seveTally able to accept, and of holding NUMEROUS
SEPARATE POLICIES, THE CONDITIONS AND WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF wRIcH RARELY AGREE.
. By tie conditions Of the Underwriters Policy
but ONE SET OF PAPERS is required to prove
less TO ,he several Companies insurit z under it.
thereby making the adjustment simple and eIpe.
ditious.
THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested IN this Agency, and the
spectacle character ol tho large number Of gentle
men composing their several Boards of Directors,
AFFORD an abundant guarantee thst all business con
hded to them win be honoTably and literally
Quoted. ----rA+s
For list Of Directors. Statements Of Condition,
&c, or for POLICIES, EpPiy to =.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
NJ
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gnusGriaI.

WTIGS AND HAIR WORN.
w. D rs NEW ESTABLISHaERf
THE IAaG EST III THE STATE,
F6R WIG EsMNs IN LADIES HAIR DRESSING
-. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE.
hAnufsCtGres oi az kiads Of WIGS, inoiHdiat
the oelaSrstsa
iLLU SION WIG,
that % resembles nature as 20 defy the Closest
scrutiny 4 very large and beautiful stock o.
LONG HAIh, % 5GghE BY the proprietor IRON
Europe, for SWITCE 20 I'D BRAIDS-ths finest
assortment ever s8on Ia tliis city.
Ladies' ErOHt Pieces and haif-Higs,
IReTery stY.s With sill improvements.
SETS OF CDRL5, nads from French SEtura
UzFlsd Hsir lguafanteoa-l
hUGEHE DOUBLE sad TRIPLE Bows,
R.rEKE ALLS, &c,
zasds by ths advsTti5sr, equal 20 those inpors051
Lsdiss' BTEids made into any kind q Il asi-Dsas,
OF Bow without i1iary 70 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING IL tho laoS. prev All
ing and fashionable styles.
AS5-Ali work warranted Gs represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS At ali hour. tse1J
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TLEVELAND : ERIB RAIlROAD
eUlIsfER AKRANaEagrNT. ]


On and Aftor Monday, hsg Isth, Isl4, Pa.surus
Traina VIII run As follows, tsundAFB 6zssptsd)s
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
S.A a m.-DAH EXPRESS TRAIH-af0pPlnK :
NihOughbyB faine5Tille, 9eneVae AshtAbula,
Oonneant and GiraTd OnIT, and afrivo at E.rie az
LIS P. n, Dunkirk % p. NJ, Buffalo 800 P. =
% P. M.-CIhClhAAEA ENTHUSIASTICALLY al
Fainesyillo, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
Elyoa at kfte6. q P -, ID Danzirk a P. H.. Buf
$50 P. NJ NAL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Stopping AZ 81 stations and arrive 1t Eris 81
z:ls P, M.-EIGHT EXPRESS TRA AIN-Ss5pssns A.
Psineavilie, Asht&buia and 0irard onsT, and
arrives At Erie st 4 AZ A. -, Duuktfk aga
!. -. Bnasi0 f:z8 A. =. -
LEAVE ERIE.
Isz5 A. M.-AIaHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopsIas
ct GiTRrd, Ashtabula and PainesviIs 0nly, G1d
arrive st Cleveland at 20 A. Il.
500 4. H.-mAIL AND ACOOhIMODATTOH
fHAlH-StJpping a. al stations and arrive Al
CieTeiELd at 10 10 A. Il.
$50 A. M TOLEDO ExPRESS-stopplng at al
5satissla szoapt ) "a anFlo, sAybTooE, UntonV1lisy
Perry, Mentor and Wickliifs, and arrives st
Cleveland At / 81 P.M.
2:f0 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-StOpFing at
eirards QOnlsaut, Ashtsbuls, and PainesVtls
Es-s. only, and arrives In Cleveland ct 20 z. 4.
81 second Glass Oars are run on all through
Trains.
An the trains going westward connect at OlsTslsnd
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbia Oncin-
natl, Indianapolis Sc Louis, Eci and al through
trains going eastward, cOunsct a. DInkEk with the
trains OF the New York Erie Rsilroad, md a. Buf-
Gal with those Of the Nov York Central Z Buffalo 4
Boston, Niagara Falls, &C.. and at Erie with trains
on the Philadelphia b Erie Railroad.
- Day Express Esst and West, connects at
Girard with Trains on Erie 3 PIttsburgh kailIcsd
Gsvs.sad. bIsV 10Th. iss5-
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specIaI AdTantages Of Gals LOan

Una NATIONAL SAynsss BASK, Offering higher
rats Of interest than any other and u. bcl security
Any savings bank which pays it5 depositOrs in U.
S. Notes considers that 1t is paying ia the hest cir
ouIatius medium Of the country, ard It casnos pay
In anything better for fy own assets arc siths IN
government securities or in notes % bonds payable
In government paper.
It e equally convenient s. & temporary or per-
mAnent Investment. Tho nstes can always be sold
for within fraction of their face and accumulated
interest, and are the best security with banks ss
oOIIstorsls for discounts.
Convertible into Six per Cent, 5.29
Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for thrss yesrs, this privilege Of conversion is
now worth about three per cent. per annum for the
current rate for 20 Bonds ia not lsss than ass p
osHt. PTen'ii'i and before the war the premium ou
six per cent. O. g. stocks was over twenty Per cent
1t will be that the actual prOht on this loan
at tbs present market rate, Is less than ten per
cent. psr annum.
Its Exemption from State or Muniei.
pal Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have emu
msrated, special ACT of Congress ess4ps all bond.
AID Treasury HOtos from local taxation. On the aver
age, this exemption is worth about two per osnt.
per snnum, according to the rate of taxation in va
riOus parts of the country.
1t is believed that securities Ofsr 20 great in
daoements TO lenders those issued by the govern
ment. In a other forms Of indebtedness, the faith
or ability of private parties or stock companies or
separate communities, ooIy, is pledged for pay
men, while the whole property of the country is
held to secure the discharge Of ali the obligations
Ol ths United States.
While the government offers tine most Hbsral
terms for its lOans it believes that the very strong
est appeal will be to the loyalty and patriotism of
the people.
Up to the s4th of September, the subscriptions to
this loan amounted to ovar
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$40 600 600.

p4u UuU uUu.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Treasurer
Of the United States, at Washington, the several
Assistant Trsasurers and Designated Depositaries,
and BY the
First National Bank Of Cleveland, o.,
Second National Rank
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further InforlA-
ion snd --
,AFFoRD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
lsep3O 1881
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A TLANTIC AID GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
SUk RaER ARRANGEMENT
Ia YOrk fhrOngh .Lina.

fFo tatouge sEpress Trains between Cleveland snd
Rev Work Takes siIset July II. lsss.
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IODINE
DIR B. ANDERs & cos IODINE

p
T1TRa- --i0diaS VsisT sets upon ths HsErt, Liv.
&, Kidnsys, Digestive Organs and sispd1lsE sss'
I'm.
Ms success which has attended the ne Of tai.
ronedy In private practice and the endorsement e
nsdiosl authority, enable Us 20 recommend it 70
fhs practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that with Eair trial 1t win attest itH own eIcsl-
Iacs in tho cure Of Chronic Diseases, which indi-
este Iodine, suoh as BogofuiS, Bronchitis, Skin
EzuptionG, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
EervouB Affections, Neuralgia, Rhsumstism, DYE-
pspsia, Debility, syPhiliss 80.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
o. iodine Water ss containing three-luarter grain
urs Iodine In each huId ouhOs Of Purs water, 4
sIFslt Icing used. Il l. not liable to deeompOsI-
Ion nor spontaneously formed inequalities neithsl
the Iodine ozadizod or neutTalized BY combina
Isn With any ingrsdisnt, rendering this solution
uperior to any other method Of exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions EOoompsny each bottle, that it
may be used Is a family medicine e. well - By ths
profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of Eve
.dolars, six bottles delivered es b7 express 70 any
addres.
Beware Of o0antsrfsits and limitations which IN
principIsd dsslers eadsaTor to aispose OF on our
reputation. See cur reputation and trademark
Che Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT upon
ihs labels and WrSpp0rs on each bottle, without
oiro1lsT ErEtis. DR.. h. AHDKRs 4 co.,
Physician and chemists,
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r. O.u,ss G4FTARHaisall its Types 1 Stages
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PBOFESsos o. ELE0TRORAFFIT AID MEDIuEEs.
O61oe-ll9 BansCG street iBg doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel
~ Ofdce hours fcom'9 70 II and from to O'Clock
Daily (SundaYs eI6epted.l .
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Hores oAqlRRHarida dagsrtsoosTsn.pti0,.
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e illRsfs.
4 NLBVELAND And TOLEIIO r,

1884. BPRIHG ARRAHgEnEa IS
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CATARRH.

la RCares hay, Rds@ and Pe'Fo4se oATARRH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-06
DIABETES

Is disease Of the stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys, and is without doubt, the most obsti-
nate disease, except Consumption. that affects the
human constitution. We have no space for discuss
sing causes but will state that the effect Of the dis
is the conversion Of the starchy principle Tor
vegetable portion Of the food) into sugar. which
stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion of
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
are Ignorant Of it, that is they pass large quantities
during the day. and obliged to get up from one to
fifteen or twenty times during the night. No notice
is taken of it until their attention is called 10 the
large discharge Of water and often when it is so far
advanced as TO be beyond the control of ordinary
remedies, Another symptom Is the great thirst,
which, when tho disease Is fully established is in
tolerablethe patient drinks cofstdaAy qcihout BE-
ing sdtiSfed also dryness of the mouth cracking of
the lips, sweet breath, in the more advances cases.
and finally loss Of appetite emaciation, and the pa
tent gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION w ATER is, without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabetes, and we have as much
confidence that it is specific as we have that opium
will produce sleep, and truthfuly say that 1t has
curod every case in which it has been used.
Stone in the BLADDER, Calculus, Grav.
ei, Brick Dust Deposit, Etc., Etc,
Diseases arising from faulty secretion-in tho one
case being too itte and accompanied by severe pain
and in the other too profuse secretion-whch will
be speedily cured by the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-06
An Extrnordinary STORY.

The Trumpet, published at Elizabethtown,
in this county, relates the following story
as q "singular phenomenon" 1t Is, GER
tainly, very singular II true-whereof we
beg leave respectfully to record our gentle
suspicious: An unnatural phenomenon
took place in Rapho township, three miles
east of Mount Joy, on Thursday last, at the
residence Of Martin Inly. His daughter,
aged eighteen years, died quarter before
eight o'clock. After the usual ceremonies
were attended to, towards morning the at
tention Of the mother was drawn to the
corpse, when she discerned something un-
usual on the lips Of the deceased; attempt
ing to remove it apparently a voice SEEM
caused an examination, and the fact was,
there appeared in the middle of the lips and
teeth q complete rosebud ready to open,
and on the left side of the bud full bloom
ed rose (what florists call double levy
rose,) On close examination 1t was aseer-
tanned that the bud and rose were hard
substance to the touch, and In appearance
like ivory. 1t was perceptible that from
the first and last nights of the phenomenon
it enlarged. Thoughts were entertained
that the removal of the body to the bury
ing ground (Which was In a hearse and over
a mile of rough road) might cause separa-
ton, but the bud and rose still remained as
when first seen, only increased perceptibly
in size. The rose and bud was as white as
ivory, and supposed equally as hard. Many
persons were eye-witnesses OF the fact. The
rose was very natural, and those not know
ing the fact, felt satisfied that it was nat
ural rose and bud, placed there as an orna-
ment; and reports caused many to witness
the fact. The disease of the deceased was
measles; relapse took place, attended with
a cold, which caused her death."-LdncGster
Express. h