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CLEVELAND s ERIE 3. E.
ME 8


1884. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1874.
On and after Monday, November 18TH 1868, Passsn-
gsr Trains will run as follows, Sundays excspted)
LEAVE CLEVELAHD:
Dg50 A. nI.-DA EXPRESS IHAIh-st0ppilg az
WillOughby, Painesyills, Geneva, ABhtabula,
Oonneaut and ElrRrd only, and srrtvo 81 Etis &C
LIS D. M, nunktrk 3:45 D. n, Bufialo $50 p m
Rails 2. m.-ClhClhAAflE BE53-Stoppinga at
PainegVilie, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
Eiyes St Erie 6-25 p n, Dunkirk S;i7p. m, Buf-
3,55 ?. m.EmAIL ANB AOOOaJaODATION-
Stopping st all stations and arrives at Erie af
0,IO P, m,-NGHTE EEPRES5 TRAIH-stoppina
st PRinssvllls, Aahssbuia and 9irsrd only, and
arrives 50 Nrie AZ II 42 8. m, Dunkirk z'4s q
m, Buffalo $40 q. m.
LEAVE NgIE.
$40 A H.-HIaHr ExPhES5 TEAIa-Stopping At
Girard, Ashtabula ard Painssviils only, and AZ
rfVes At Cleveland st T;o0 A. 4.
SO "A. M.--MAIL AND hOOOGIUDAIlUA TttAln
Stopping At ali stations aud arriyss at CeFe-
$50 A. a.-TOLEDU EXPRESS Stopping At all sta
lions except sEanvills, SGyhrook, UDionFills,
Perry, GentOr and WicklifsI and arrives a.
alS r'&.TD1T z II sit9 49,; e; = - ,E-s.o,r,ng =, Ci.
md, OOnnS-ut, Ashtsbulsl aid PainesTsiss
only and arrives IN Cleveland as SIS =.
~ Second OlAss Cara ag5 all through
All the trains going westward connsst at Cleveland
with trains fOr Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oinotn'
natl, IndianGpli5, st. Louis, &C.. and all through
trains OF tho N. Y. & r. Rsiiroad, and az Bua0 Ettt
] thOse Of the New York Central and Buffalo 6sV
| York City Railroads Tor Esw fcFE, Albany, Boston
Niagara Fslls, &C., and At Erie With trains On tn
| Philsdslphia and Erie Rnilroad.
ES-Dsy Express, East aud West, coEnect5 az Glrar'
| with Trains on ETle ard Pittsburgh RsiiruSd 10
LineEviIle, Mesdville, 5aslestoEn, o.; .,-,.
| oss-eI,r6 Hovsr-,har Ifth Tsss
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lIosberul HIOthersII 0TOtheFsl9

VIOGheraI HIOthers!I SEOtheFS!9
Dent fnfI 70 procure Mrs. WlEsbOW's SOOTb'
sYRUP for rUHILDREE TEETHIEG.
MS valuable preparation = the prescription iona
the best Female Physicians and Nurses in th'
ntsd States and has bssn used for thirty years viii
sEsr ilins safety snd sueeess By millions sf moth
d children, from the leebIs infant Of one Eeel
the adult. 1t not only relieves the child iron
ain, but Invigoratss the stomach and bowels, cor
etr ssidity, and gives tons and energy 70 the who'll
9VStsm. II win almost Instantly relieve
sqRIPiHG is THE BOWELS AND WIND OoLlG
ne bsltsvo It the Bet and surest Remedy in tn
vorid n ali cases q DySsntery and DisrrhoeA
Jhiidraa. WHISTLER It arise from TeethinE, or troE
Gay oths cause.
~FuIl directions for using viii accompany eae
bostla. None genuine unlass the fac-simile OF OOI
TIsAPKRKIHs, New York, is on the wrapper.
.sg-sold By all Medicine Dealer. Principal oSf
Dsy-st, EsW York.
Price szIy Is OSuts per BsttEs.
cnHv11-Enl-dawiE
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'HE ALL SOBBlUlENT III REE
-TRIESEMARl !, ? and :, aTeprotecssd BY Roy
al Letters Patent OF England, and secured by the
seals OF the EcOle de PhArmacis do Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, SpOrmst0r
rhoss and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradtoatss all traoes OF those
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the
seous and pernioious use Of oopsyia and oubebs.
No, Three has entirely suppAntsd theiniurfocs uEa
OF mercury, thereby insuriRg to the sufferer speedy
relief dispsrsing all Impurities and roofing out the
TRIEsRnAR, Nos l, and ), are Preparations IN the
form OF Losengcs, devoid OF taste and SMELL and can
Be carried in the WastoOat po-ket. Sold in tn
and divided into separate doses, administersd By
Velpau, LalemAnd kou1, Ricsid, 30. Price - each;
or cases for s9, which -; and in s27 oas5a,
whereby there is q saving OF 60. To be had whole
sAle and retail OF Or. BARROW, No. loG Blseoksr-St
Kew York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barron
VIII orWGrd the Triesear 70 any part OF the world
securely packed and addressed according 20 the "a
| sIruotfons Of the writer.
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7 AND OFFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
has constantly on hand large number Of in
proved Yarns Tor sale for cash or on time AlsO-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
Id floor, mRyl7
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THE AMERICAN FLAG.

To CoLoEEL RoBERT G SHAW AND TIE 54rH MAS
sAcHUsETTs VoLUNTEERs.
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OIEVELAND PAPER OOMP'Y.
. -Manufactursrs Of HEWs, BOOK aud WRAP.
PIG PAYER. Ofders promptly l 1led. =.
~RAes WANTED. e8Os-lso suDo-ior-s
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HEIEBFRERZ's
MIMTTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
It is Not q Dye,

Butrestures Eray hair 70 ia original color, By EuI
plyinF the capillary tubes with natural sustenanoS
Impaired by ago or disease. AL TAsTANEoUs DSE
are composed Of lunar cauBtc, destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair, End afford OF themselves DC
dressing. Heimstreet's Inimitable CoOTinR not Onb
rstores hair 10 its natural color BY easy procsss
but gives the hair g
LUXURIAET BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling on, eEadi
cates dspdrud and imparts health and pleasantnea
70 the head IL has stood the test OF time, being the
original Hair Coiorng, and is constantly lncreasin3
IN fvoT Herd by both gentleman and ladies.
lFIt Is sold By all respectable dealers, or oal o
procured By them Of the Oommeroial Agents, y
Eos, 80 oentE and $780, IuylO-hz1soN
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UIrY PRoPERTY FOR SALE.

A FIRST RATB OPPORTUNITY FoR ISvIsTAEsT.
SQyRcant Lots, some on Canal and River and 70
gain. e4s oi'Si e''1 ~ NOesHs o. o NoA-
and attic, water. ga-T 80 - IL -, ~,
ties, sc. "a 800
LAKE3ST-On Clinton Park, one and half story
House and Lot, 5Gx99 81 10.
KIEsM N-5T-A large and handsome House, fitted
up with all the modern improvements; Drawing
Room, l3K24 feet, aud farg5 lot.
ST. ola IR-ST-New Brick Hsuse with modern i'm
provementB. 1900.
KIHSM ah-Sr-Near Eris-St., good large Cottage
House and \ acre of land. q, 100.
HIOkS-Sr-Near the Gree, West side, House and
Lot eTDO.
rEUT-SE-Two Story Brick House, water and
gas and "a rooms. g., $50.
CEDAR-sT--Near Perry, two story House and Lot,
with barn $3.50.
WALN U r-ST-GoOd Brick House, two stories and
basement.
EUCLtD-ST-Eear Terry, Vacant Lot, IOJI1lO feet.
WILLS On sr-Aosr CLINTON BARK, Vac ant Lot, 50K
200 feet.
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SPECIAL HnTIEEs.
oUICKFRY- earnestly caution

QUACKERT VI earnestly caution al
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &oi
nealnst endang ring their health by patronizins
eny Of ths udVertising quacks. You fully
e By ths methods used By the Advertiser, and By
hundrods Of Others, AKD II no oTHER WAY.
Rsad Letter which viii send you Il you will send
nea post paide envelope bearing yoor address Di'
r0ot % EDWARD b. TRAFERs
jsn1-RsdtW Lock Box. Boston MSS.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
These LozsnFes are prepared from highly esteem-
Cd recipe for ansviating Bronchial Ahectionss Asth
nss HoarssRess, Coughs, Colds AID Irritation or
Soreness Of the Throst.
PUBLIC sPEAKEIs AND Y0oAlIsTs
f1 ns them beneficial In clearing the voice before
spsakins or sineing and relieving the throat after
any unusual ex-rt,on Of the vocal organs, having
pseuliar adaptation 20 affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
Gg-sold By all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
. the United States and most Foreign countries, Ei
. osntz per b7E- jauI2-RaIms
NAt this season Of the year Coughs,
oo,d HoarsenesI, and other affections Of the Throat
and Lungs prevail Madame Z9die Porter's CUBA
TIVE BALsAH is 8 certain and immediate cure =
Ho family should be without bottle in the house
II fs only Is cents and will b found worth mhnY
dollars for the cure Of the above complaints. 1t Is
ior sale By all Druggists, at sb and sc per bottle
uFMadame Portsrs Curative Bslsam be OBJ
tanned at Benton Bros, and Strong & Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents. Cleveland, Ohio. jan2s-R2 lW
TIE Chief Attributes Of Manhood an
frsqusntly Lest CT Suspended By mAl-prscticss and
cfoun habts that Will inevitably lead 20 hereditEr
6usass unless checked IN time Read the truths lab
aovn IN the treatise ''HUuAH FRAILTY, or PHTF
YoFoaraaI BnsrARoHEs." Il Is oiaborEtsly niustFE
s,d With ooIorsd ongrsvinFs and win convince ths
v,ert hardened AID uneonosTRed, ss we'll as Telisr
fhs nindsoi the most despOndings By leading tbsr
N ths ri7ht channel for relief Of bodily and mse
agony Il despair,
Hrsold By Dr. BARn0a, Is{ BlseokeT-5t., 8. y
Priee Is osnts Sent frsB oyorTShere Bee sdVeFtiss
Tlsrt ~ ttTriasemar'' IN 6nothor column.
bole also By Q. ~. CLARK. nruEGtst, OleTeihnet
Ohia.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, un
nnry nd Sexual syBtem-neW and reliable treatment
In Reports Of the H0EAED ASSOCIATION. Sent By
msi in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad-
dress Dr. J. sKIELE HOUGHToE, Howard AB0ooia-
ton, 10 South Binth-st, Philadelphia; Pa
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Fifteen Aerss on Ce1ar-St,, with good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar Still acres, with 5 acres Of grapes-
East Cleye,and-hear Euclid-St. aud Wilson Ave
nue., large and convenient Brick House, with
mOCeTn improvements, Barn, ~ acres land, with
Fruit, &C. For $500.
BD-AlsO, large number Of Farms, Out-Lots
Dwellings, 20 too numerous TO advertise. dsCl6
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BY eEOzGz w1LL1AH CURTIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-26

T LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
Ils ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
lD-Oncs over No. 80, soutn side OF Pub. Square.
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON I sTOUKWELL
REAL ESTATE AGEEEs,
HOUsns - L0Ts FOR sAI.s.

tbs Insueanoe Ohice ON =. BrAYton.
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BAUWNB bHUNCHIAL ItlOoAA1.5'
These LozsnRes are prep ared from highly esteem
Cd recipe for Asviating Bronchial A1eetions' ASH
ns. Ho.r.apeu.. Courbs, Colds AID Irritation or
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FARMs AND our PROPERTY

First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores. &c on Superior and Ontario-Sts,
good Tor investment.
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ne Chief Attributes Of Manhood ar
Diseases Of tbe Nervous, Seminal, Uri

narY nd Sexual system-new and reliable treatment
IN Reports Of the H0EAED ASSOCIATION. Sent BY
msi in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad-
dress Dr. J. sKILLIE HoUGHToE, Howard Awooia-
tsou, 20. South Ninth st Philadelphia. Pa
dec2-If0
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA 70 NhW YORK

sS-rckets for Sale 70 Boston By Boat OF Ra /, and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the ound Lines
Fare to all Points LOW as 5y any other Route
SLEEPING OsEs on hight Trains to Philadei-
ph a, New York and ia timOre-
Bagg ge Ch1ek-d Through and Transferred Free.
TkANStO sTATft N.-Aerchandise, II, dGce and
Live stock carried with despatch, At Lowest kstes,
WM q. HoLMEs, EHCOH LEWIS,
Genl fass. Agent, Gsn1 Sup't,
chicago, Ill jlnrl Altoona Pa
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Yearly ADVERTISING,
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Hrst Session Of The Thirty
eighth CoRgTess. .-.a.g ..r
IPURL1c-No. 1881

TPUBLIC-Ho. 14S-l
AN ACT to provide internal revenues to support the
government, to pay interest on the public debt
and for other purposes. "- -fFG.. 80 II
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shall, II not yprsyioqElY paid, compounded for, or
co6imuted, BE paid At the time Of such determine.
ton. 49, u III Z ,ElfDE!IzAW IS a.
? &c., 13s. And beit further enacted, That The m
terest of successor In moneys to raise frOmth sae
Of real estate under any trust for the sale tbere
shall be deemed to he sucoeAsinnJ 6ihrgs1bts7
duty nnderthis Acb and the said duty shall be paid
by the trustee, executor other person having con-
troll OF the fund! at 9fq r5pi'Ep 81
Sec. 1879. And be itfurtheE enacted. That the in
terest Of any successor in personal property sub
ject TO ATTY trust for the Investment thereof in the
purchase Of real estate to which the successor would
be absolutely entitled, shall be chargebeWith duty
under this act as succession, and the tax shall be
payable by the trustee, executor or other person
havfng control OF the funds. '''" - ".'
r Seo $40. Ard bslt further enacted, That In estiI
mating the value of succession allowance shall
be made in respect Of any contingent incumbrance
thereon; but in the event Of such encumbr ance
taking effect actual burden on the interest OF
the successor, he EhAl be entitled TO return of
proportionate amount of the duty 80 paid by him
In respect OF the amount or value Of the encum-
ibranoe when taxing effect. -#' HEa .
----'-ss=-TTo BE ooNTINUKDI o. 3FHn IN
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BB-Fo the Rs7oVal Of O5S-r1etfs.f d
The Insurance Of Regularity ~ %, e.
eUrTsHee Of the Monthly Prrioi,.

Ia FoT the hen7ordl OF ObErIrr-.f L.
The Insurance Of Regularity a. ri, e.
eUrTsHes Of the Monthly Prrioi,.
NH-The cure or obviate tho.e nurasrou. -
thar spring nom irregularity, by remoyiu. &, l
regularity itself,
H4-They cure Suppressed, Excessive a. IA,
full MenstruAtion.
e. They cure Green Sickness (Cbl-r7-LL
They cure Nervous aud Spinal Action. % !
in the back, and lower parts Of the b0ly He,vrr-,
Fatigue on slight eTertiun, Palpitati01 e the n
LOWness Of Spirits, Hysteria- Sick Hrlisfhs. T.
ness, etc, etc. In a word. by removing The I'M
larity, they remove the cause and With u A.
effects that spring from it.
nq-COmposed OF simple vegetable eItrArt.
contain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to any Constitute
ever delicate, their function being TO s1t.-s
strength for weakness, which. when prOieI.y
they never fail TO do.
H4-They may Be safely used At any A., a.
any period EXCEPT DURING TIE FlHSTTg
Months, during which the unfAiling ult-
their action would infallihy PREvENT presat1-r
~ All letters seeking information or airs'
be promptly, freely and discTeetly ansErr-l
eB Pull directions accompany each box.
ET PriceSl per box, OF six boxes for s.
wsent BY mail, free Of postage, On Tee,
sold by all respectable Druggists.
% DR.. W. r. MERWIN c..
Sole ProTrist,-
mr24 dEw1y No, 50 Lii erty Str, Ses
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TRANSPORTATION.

fro BE CONTINUED.
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BAL HM0RE LOCI HOSPITAL
~ HsTARIIs6aEP As A RRIUaK FROM
7 HE OILY PLACE WHERE A
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED,

= He o y L Y LACE WI Z h Z
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.
DR JOHNSTON Has Discovered THE MOST
II Certain, Speedy and Only EGeetuaI Remedy
N the World for all Private Diseases WeAkneI Of
the Back and Limbs, Structures, AaeetionS IN M
Kidneys and Bladder, InToluuts1y DjSeharreS- IN.
potency, General Debility, Nervousness Dyspspsia
Languor, Low sPiritl Confusion OF ideas Paipits-
Sight GiddinssS, Disease Of the Head ThroSt
Nose on Skin, Affections Of the Liver, LunRs stoTn
ach or BoWelB-those Terrible disorders arising forB
the Solitary Habits Of YOuth-thOse sEeRET and sol
itATy practices fatal their victims than the
.sng OF syrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, bightns
ing marriage, &C. imPosGible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice, that dreadful aud destructive habit which an
nuAlly sweeps 70 an untimely grave thousands o.
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entrAnoad liz
tening senatea, with the thundeTs Of eoQuence, OF
confidence.
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplation
marriage being aware Of ply steal weakness organic
debility, deformities speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Of Dr. J.
may rehgiousy eSnhds in his honor As gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his Gkiu a. a physician
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Gigor Restored.
This Distressing Aheotion-which renders Life and
Marriage imPOssible-is the penalty paid by the
ASNa-- a-AaAecA~o1- AouHB persons are
too apt to commit excuses from being aware OF
the dreadful consequences that may eusue Now
who that understands the subject will pretend 10
deny that the power of prUcreaton is lost sooner b.
those falling into improper habits than by the pr
dentL Besides being deprived Of the pleasure o.
healthy onspring, tue most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise. The system
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental Fupc-
| tions Weakened, Loss ofProcreative Power Nervous
lrritabilityI Dyspepsia, PapitatiOn Of the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a wasting o.
| the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. ESouth Frederick St.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. n few
dOCrs from the corner Fail not to abserYe the
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain q stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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iONBDAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tar S6peFISr *
II J. OamphoS for killing lMdthS-ior sale at No,1
Dad Fellow Hall Drug stoFs,by the package OF,
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Mercury or NauseOus d.
DIR. J0HNST0N.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges in
the United States, and the greater part Of whose life
has been spent in the hospitals of London. Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known;
many troubled with ringing in the head aud ears
wuen asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds bashfulness, with frequent bushing.
cured immeiiateIV
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EgOII -
lfEr
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote cOnnubiAl happi-
hess. Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
~ daTkens to the viewi the mind becomes shadOWed
with despair aud filled with the melancholy rehee
tion that the Happiness Of another becomes Dlghted
with our own
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26
The Indian Raid.

A special messenger brought dispatches
to Gen. SIBLEy at late hour on Tuesday
evening, which state that small party
from the Scouts camp at the head of the
Redwood, near Lake Benton, on scou.
towards the Big Sioux River, discovered
between the Hole in the Mountain and the
Big Sioux G camp OF about Fifty Indians
(warriors) Of WHITE LoDG1's and SLERpY
EYES bands. They warned the Scout
who got near enough to talk with them to
get away out Of danger, and were in too
strong force to be attacked by the Scouts
party. 4 messenger was at once sent to
Col. PFAENDBR for reintorcements, the
Scouts being determined to keep on the
trail Of the Indians. At the time Col.
PFAENDERs force was all engaged in differ
ent directions, but it is believed that Lieut..
DAREow's command of forty men, sent
from Fort Smelling, reported to Col.
PFAENpER in time to be sent after this
party of Indians with the Redwood scouts.
The WHITE LODGE ard SLEEPY EYE bands
are the same that perpetrated the horrid
bsrbarities of the Lake Shetek massacre,
and # our troops can get hold of them,
thew will spare none Of them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26
History Repeating Itself.

The following scale of prices is from
the Cazerovia On. W Pilot of Decem-
Der 20, 1918, by which it will be seen
that the prices of provions during our
war with Great Britain singularly cores
pond with those we now pay:
Without any unusual drain of the marker
or new apprrehensions Of scarcity, and with |,
supply equal to what will be consumed in the
country for two years at the lowest calculation
many articles have been raised by the mania
for speculation to more than three times their
former price, and higher than any lust or rea.
sonable calculation can authorize or warrant.
Tea which formerly sold for 80 cents or a dol.
i s Is now $6 to $3.50 per pound. Sugar,
salt, last year at ~ cents. is now $1.75 per
bushel Molasses, formerly 45 cents, is now
Sl.oo per gallon. Coffee, from Is to 20 cents,
Is at 40 cents per pound. Pepper. alspice,
etc, are about double, and every other article
raised from their former value-we mention
wholesale prices. At what exact point this
mercantile madness is to stop nobody can tell.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26
Letter from Secretary Chase--Hls Re.
siSnatiOn.

The Paulding (Ohio) Gazette publishes the
following letter from Mr.. CAAsE. IN reply to
one from Mr.. JOSEPH CABLE, inquiring for the
reasons which led to the formers resignation.
1t was not designed for publication, but is now
published as an act Of justice to its author:
WASHINGTON, July II, 1864.
My DEAR SIR: We have not written each
other frequently of late. but my regard for you
has by no means diminished. Hard at work,
I have not had time for correspondence, but
my heart still holds to my old friends.
trust there is no grounds for the fear that
the country is again to be cursed with the mis-
cellaneous currency of local corporations, but
it is impossible to foresee what is to come It
was one of my strongest desires to give the
people a uniform currency, made in the end
equivalent to gold everywhere. Ny efforts
were stoutly resisted outside, and had not earn
est support inside of the Administration. They
were steadily prevailing, however, when q
sense of duty to myself and the country alone
compelled me to resign. hope they will not
be abandoned.
Your friend. s. P. CHASE
Hon. Joseph Cable.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

The New York Times publishes the fol-
lowing extract from private letter in its
editorial columns without comment.
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1864.
1t is not to De wondered at that the OPPOSE
ton Journals pounce upon Mr.. Lincoln's note
to whom it may concern" as afording them
a chance to pettitog an issue of such vital i'm
portance as that affecting the stains of Slavery
in connection with peace. 1t is not understood
here, however, that it was the design of the
President to obtrude any ultimatum in that
memorandum which, at most, glanced at all
the questions likely to be submitted Gin the
grave negotiation therein limited att to all
classes of the Northern mind, and of which
the matter of Slavery is bat one leading item
No person of sense, in official confidence in
Washington, so comprehends that memoran-
dunn as to magnify it into the SIC colo sec ju6eo
of the Executive, in reference to matters which
belong exclusively to the people themselves
1t is not the frame of Mr.. Lincolns mind so to
usurp what belongs to the masses. and I am
surprised at the construction which You say
some Of our friends put uponit.