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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

On CREEK RAIRoAB.-At the snnusl
meeting of the officers of this road, held at
Warren, Pa, on Wednesday, January 18th,
the following officers we're elected for the
year 1854:
Presideht-Thomss struthers.
Directors-Hsnry A. Kent, New York; B.
J. Wells, Ohio; o. Hall, B. Mead, J. EDDY,
s. OIney, c. c. Wetmsn, R. Brown, NJ.
Wsttes, Hon. G. Y. n. Yates, z. Gown and
J. S. Alden, all Of Psnnsylvsnis.
Supsrintendent-W. S, Streator.
General Freight Agsnt-B. ]. Wells.
Secretary and Trsasurer-John +. No
Pherson.
Assistant Supt.-o. Young.
Engineer-Samuel n. Lawrence.
The business of the road, IS shown by the
report from November I, 1852, to December
81, 1853, is as follows, viz:
Number OF barrels sf oil carries over
the road 4Soesz
Number Of empty barrels carried....... s59,424
Tons merchandise and other freight. 22,72I
Number Of passengers carTied.--.....,... 5S,9S1
Total receipts from freight, passengers,
mails, express and other sources.-.S9S4, 7o5 Is
ANOTHER JAIL BIRD Re oAPTURED.-
Horace Fleming, one Of the prisoners who
escaped from our county jail, in the jsil de-
livery about three weeks ago, was re-csptHr-
ed YESTERDAY by Officer MeKinstry. ItSssmE
that the fellow had been hiding in Cleveland
since his escape from jail, and had not shown
himself until Thursday night, when ho sp-
peared at WAlbridgO's livery stable and
hired q saddle horse, saying tina. he would
return in about half an hour. Nothing wss
heard from him after his departure, until
Mr.. Wslbridge, growing unsasy, laid the
MISTER before MeKinstry. That officer sus-
pscted at once, from the description given ef
him, that Fleming WAS the man, and started
upon his track. He arrested the criminal
yesterday afternoon. ThshOrse has not been
found. Fleming claims that the horse
threw him and ran away, but the truth Of
that story has yet to be tested.
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8ssAds PFsntIss' ProvIssUa Market Re.
FSrCs

Fort.
The following ere tho rates charged By them:
Hanls-SHgar-c cured premium HeIns, = p. = %
Sasuide-s-SugRr-cured = 60
L5aoou-Ur Smoked Sides = D..........-....----. lie
LRrd-Prine leaf settle-rende ed in bbs z D.. lS5
" Prime issf, settle eudered iu kegs - h..l5Ae
Pork-No r2GEs y - %
I" Extra cleer 2 10
RE- No extra charge made for packages or cartsgc
to railroad depOts or boats Ali Articles warrant
cd strictly PRIME and equal TO anything In the State
O-dera promptly filed. Our sugar-CUrea EsI1B sud
kstsis-rsndered Lard took The fret premium at the
late Ohio Ss1te Fair. Rose B PREhTI2St
Res. Ik2, ~ aud l4s OntariO-st.. Cleveland
i1iy&:R2S
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From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor or BO1bor.
ouEh Baptist Church.
PR &c e 8:

Large Size o. DO ' bottle, or half dozen S5,OO.
nedium Size IS or half dozen 900.
Ths large si1s on account Of the quantity the bot
ties hold, are much the cheaper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

FARM WANTED.-By Q practical York
State farmer, to work on shares, or hire for
money, rent, or purchase, II terms are easy
and prices low. address 261 Perry street,
Cleveland, Ohio, stating the number Of
acres, location, 10. jsDI2:l24
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

From Rev. J. q. Turner, Pastor o. Heedlns Msfho-
dist Episcopal LRurch, Philadelphia.
Dr. Jaokson-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Bitters my family iNeJuenty am prepared to say
that It has been Of great service. believe that 10
moet easel Of general debility OF the system Il Is the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have any
knowledge. YOurHi respectfully.
J. H. TDkHEk, 10 n. l9. h st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

ARE You SICK THE Electro Thermal
Baths, No. 50 Prospect street, will cure you.
dscI5:1S2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

SHIP Builders Caulking Mallets, Irons
and other tools, at Ches. H. Waite 3 Co.'S,
No. II Pearl street, West Side. ian9-I33
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FINAE OHAE,
2. Z. MONEY mARKEr-Lan Is

az. MONEY MARKET-Jan Is
T5Y REIEaRAPE.I
iEOney-Market active demand at = cont
30.
iiOiS-Firmer. Opening at 55, advancing to 55s
and dosing firm At 55n55H.
Government StOeks-dsrks. hrmer
Seven Thirty Treasury Notes es...-..........,IteE
United states SKIES one year certificates, new.ssl
United States 5-2Js
State dtOolEB-
Missouri Skies ........,....,.. - 6sLk
Tennes.ee hiEes. q
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HoHE Hanufscture-Psrson's Inimita-
bic Campboralod Dsntitrios. sspt23-R2
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From Rev J. Newton Brown, d. D., EDITOR - u 9
EocycIopsdiaO OF RseiR1ouH KnOHlsdge and Chris
tfau Chronicle Philadelphia,

ent Medicines IA general through distruEt Of their
ingredients and effects, vet know OF no sufficient
reasons Why maJ not testify to the benents he
believes himself 70 have rsoeivsd nom any simple
preparation, in the hsps hs nay thus contribute to
the benefit OF others.
DO this the more readily II regard to Hoohsnd's
asrmRn Bitters, prepared By DR.. q. M. jackson, Of
shis city, because preludiced against them for
manT years, under the impression tha! they Eers
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. i ana indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker E9s., for be removed this
try them, when suffering from great and long oontin-
ned debility. The OF three bottles Of these Bit
ssrs ct the beginning Of the present year, FOL
lowed BY evident relief and restoration to degree Of
bodily and mental vigOr which had not felt for sig
months before. and hsi almost deapaired Of ragninE
therefore thAzk God and Iay friend i0r directing
- tbs use Of them. }. NEWTON BROHE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy5 cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
Eia, rheumatism. seroiUlas Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lgngs, Liver and Urinary Or
given to many Formidable csses cured in this city
ater other physicians bad failed. See GdFertise-
ment IN another column. Office No. liz, Seneca
Rtreef
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EDWARDS. TOWNSEND & CO..

Successors Of Edwards, Iddlngs 3 Co.
The undersigned have formed co-partnershfu IN
der the hrm name Of Edwards, Townsend &
Co., as Wholesale GrOcers, at their new store Nos
Isl and l55 Water, and 50 and 50 Union-Ss two doors
from their OLD store towards 3upeTior-t where they
will be pleased 70 meet the former customers Of The
late firm Of Edwards, Iddings 3 Co and any Other
wishing goods in their lines
M:ia the conyeniences afforded by our new and
commodious Store rooms, and largely increased "a
eiliies for buyn and handling goods we are enabled
to oher to purchasers advantages which cannot be
cellod elsewhere.
We invite all persons desirous Of purchasing goods
70 cali and examine our large and well assorted stock
WIN. EDWARDS,
AMOS TOWNSEND,
]. BURTON PARSONS.
Cleveland, o., Jan. !, 1854. Ian5-is6
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WEST SIDE HARDWARE SooRE-Hsrd-
ware of every description at exceedingly low
prices, by Chss. H. Waite L Co., No. II
Pearl street. ispq Is3
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TeOr, the Rsz Jos.pA H K.nna.d. Pasto, of 10th

Ir gackson--Dear Sir: Ihsve been frequestly re-
auss ted eOnnsct my name with cO1T eads ions Of
differ ent kinds Of msdicinss, but rggardiug the prac
tice A. cut Of my appropriate sphere, lave in al
se, declined: but with Gear proof Ia various in
staBoes aud particularly IN ny family, Of the useful
ness OF Or. HoSflnnd's German Bitters, dep4rt for
ence frolu my usual cOnrsg 10 cypress my fu con-
vction tHat, general debility OF the system and
especially for LiYSr mpsint It Is sac and vau-
BILE preparation. Ia sOme ca es IL may fail; but
ally Doubt not. Il viii b5 vrg beneficial TO thoss
who suffer from the EoOye cau-e.
Yours, very respect fallY, J. II. kENHABD,
sth, below Cosiss-St, Philadelphia
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DISSOLUTION.

nTsS0LUTI0N.-THE FIaM OF
- EDWARDS, IDDTEes s Co., being dissolved By
the decease Of Hiram lddings, one OF the firm al
business Oi the nr will be settled by the surviving
partners. WM EDWARDS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

FRox TEE 4lsT REGIHEHT-The follow
ing dispatch was received last evening from
Lieutenant Colonel Kimberly, of the 4Ist
Regiment O. V. l.:
CHATTANOOGA, January Is.
To TIE CLEyKLAED PREss:
The 4lgt Regiment vii be home in q week
to recruit. r. O. KIMBERLY,
Lieutenant Colonel 4Ist Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

SKATES AND SLEIGH BELLs-fulI invoice
at No. IL Pearl street.
jan9:l3S CHLs. II. WAITE 4 Co.
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From the Rsv j. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus On. j. and MiiestoWn (Pa) Baptist
chea

From the Rev J. n. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus On. j. and MilestoWn (Pa) Baptist
Churches.
DR.. O. II. JaoksOn--Dear Sir: I feel Il q pleasure
thus OF my own accord 70 bear testimony to The rx
csllencs the Eefman Bitters- some years siucs,
being much aificted with Dyspepsia, Ussd Them
with very beneficial results. have Cften recon q
mended thOm TO persons eufeeblsd By that torment
tsriug Testimonials IS to their great yalns. In
Of general debility believe It 90 be tonic that can
not be surpassed. J. n. LHUhS.
From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor or BOxbor-
ouEh Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson-Daar Sir: 1 feel IL dua 10 your excel
hsnt preparation. HOOhands German Bitter. to add
my testimony the deserved reputation IL has Cb-
tanned. L have for years at times, been troubled
with great disorder In ny head aud nervous system.
was advised b. friend 10 t-y bottle Of yonr q r.
man BittArs. did 60 aud have experienced great
and unexpected relief; my health has cen YerJ IA
terialy beRefittsd. / confidently recommend tbe
article wpere meet with case similar TO my oWn,
and have been assured By many Of their good fleets.
e-peetfullyi yourd' EIA1EE,
From Rev J. 8 Herman, OF the German Reformed
church, kutztOVn, BerEs county, Pa.
DR.. o. m. Jacksoh--Bespeoted Sir: hsvs been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twanty years, and
have never used any medicine thst DID me as much
good IS Hoohand Bisters. am very much prov
I'd in health after having taken i've bottles
Yours, with respect, }. s. HERMAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

DIPTHERIA--Dr. Watson's Diptheris
Cure is the best known remedy for all throat
diseases. For sale by Strong & Armstrong.
isu4.l34
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
Daily Receipts

The following statement shows tho daily receipts Of
Gour and wheat at the aforementioned places on
January IL:
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"a REM EMB E R, -@s
That this Bitters is Not Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO RUM or WHISKY,
And Can't Make DrunksrdF,
RTTT
Is the Best Tonic ia the World!
- REAp RHo sAYs Sd: -

From the Rev. Levi g. Beck, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church. Pembertoo, New Jersey, forme- ly OF the
North Baptist Church, Phiadlphir.
Ihavs known HOofand's German Bitters fsvorablT
for number Of years. Ihave u.ed th-m in ny rwu
family. and have b-en pea ed with their ehscts
thSs was induosd TO recommend them to many 9TH
ers and know that they have operated II striking
ly beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus
publicly prCclsuna this fact aud calling the atten
tion Of those IN cted with ths dissaBs for which
they are rteOmmer ded, to these Bitterzs knowing
from expeTisnOs thas my recommendation viii be
sustained. do ttis more cneerfnl IS Hoohsud's
Bitters is Intended benefit the a cted aud Is mot
. rum drink Yours truly
LEYI G, BECK
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BUETEKas EOTI0EB.


Licensed vvar Claim EgeRt.
Collects BounHes. Pensions, BACK Fsy. Prize Honey
and other Var Claims.
aTPerEonsl Attention is given to the prosecution
OF Claims IL the Departments et Washington.
nEAIl pe-gons having Claims shccld apply IN per-
son, or By letter, ct once, AID they VIII receive
prompt attention.
d. VI. GAGE,
o6ti3-Rz3 l68 supeT1OT-St-, Cleveland, o.
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Weekly receipts,

The following statement sheHs the weekly receipts
of hor and wheat st the undstmsntioned lake ports
Oh January 2:
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LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Lesureau's POLLEN OF ROsEs ia ct hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOR THE
ToOTHAOHE. For sale by Druggists. oct5
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of tho Baptist
Ohprch, Germantown, Pa.

Dr. O. II. Jsekson-Dssr Sir: Pery0nal experience
enable N 10 say that regard tbe German Bitters
prepared bV you g. mosE excellent medicine. IN
cases OF ssy,Fe cod and general debility have been
greatly bens tied by the Of he Eitsrs sud doubt
not they viii lTOduce similar ELECTS on others
YOurs. trp y, WARREN RANDOLPH,
German town Pa
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NISSOLUTION.-TuH CopART-

nISSOLUTION.-TnH CoPART-
i EEEsHIP heretofore existing under the firm and
style Of z 7 LYON &TURRILL, was By mutual con-
5ent dissolved on the hrst day Of November, 1858.
Tbs business viii be settled BY z. 7. LYON al ths
former Place OF business, Herwia.5t,
IL T. LYOH,
J. K. TURRILL.
Cleveland, November I, Isss.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
Tho undersigned will continue the business a. here.
toforei at the old and established place Morvin-t
Oleyeland, ohio. r. 7. LYON.
Cleveland. Nov. I. 1888 uOyI-lsS
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOothachs, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote In all cases. TI1asBuH Dem
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-15
Mr.. William Cornell Jewett's Appeal
to the Pope.

Mr. William Cornell .Inwett who is At
dress to the Pope on the suhiec. ~ tho
American war, and calling upon him 10
mediate between the belligerents. He
points to the absence of Cancellation on
the part of the Lincoln administration, al
udes 70 the refusal Of England to join in
the proposed congress and praises the eff
forts OF the French Emperor to secure uni
versal peace. In conclusion, he saws:
Bnt one course remains-fnr the church
to Join nations in An international invita-
iiOu for America 20 cease the strife for Ar
bitra'ion. Thus to be tested, if the Amer
lean government will remain "a uncom>
promising 10 the church AS 10 nations, in
refusal to accept her good Offices, in
which case the government Of America
who established liberty unon the prinoi-
pie. of christianity in opposition to it when
urged TO per petnate the Same in peace, "a
the than the impossible mode Of the sword
i do, then, invoke your Holiness to is
sue circulars 10 governments, 10 The church
Of England, and TO the church universal,
to ioin with the church catholic in A me-
dia,ion effort % stay this most disastrous
of AL wars to liberty and the peace and
welfare of mankind invoke you 10 this,
the most solemn, the most mornentous act
of your life-bv your solemn and binding
responsibilities to the Most High TO per>
petuate the church amid good will and
peace among men. and TO thereby initiate
upon earth for the earthly good of man,
that heavenly wisdom and power which
inaugura'ed the mediation of orr Savior
for mats eternal welfare; and do invoke
you further to this from the grea, interest
Of the nov rising power Of your church in
America. and the increased power from
! this act bv the direct support Of Rome in
the mediation of Napoleon to sernre Anne
ricar peace and liberty with universal ma
tional accord.
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Extraordinary Elopement.

One dav last week, Mr,. Emma Good.
win, Of Noble county. Ohio. started from
her home to 90 to Pennsylvania to visit
some relatives who resided in Greene coun-
tv. III tina, Sts'e-leaving her husband and
:hree small children. aged. respectively,
about to 7 wears, and a hired girl. At
home, "to keep house" Her husband
amply provided her with funds to pay her
way, before her departure. About the
same time. Mr. George TAYLOR, who re-
sides in the same neighbo:hoo,i. and who
was able TO rejoice IT. the possession of
| handsome wife and two Intelligent little
"pledges of Affection" started west aon
business "-bnt somehow or other he took
the wrong road, and arrived in Wheeling
| about the same time with Mrs. Emma G.
| They remained at one Of our hotels over
night, passing as man and wifs, and tho
next morning took the Pittshurg train
1t seems that after two or three days. trav-
e.. thew brought np At Cleveland. Arviv.
ING Just before naal time after a hastily.
prepared toilet, they passed ,o tho dining
room and were seated near the head of the
tabe-Mrs. Emma immediately opposite
bE' Hu~'Hht, anu WI ~!
opposite his wife
II seems that day or two after Mrs.
Goodwin left home Mr. G took it into his
head to attempt to seduce Mrs Ia. Tor
from her "sacred allegiance 10 her lord"
and induce her to elope with him in her
husbands absence which. it seems, he
had but little trouble in succeeding-nei-
Their of them ever dreaming that their COM
panions were just then committing like
acts of adultery.
The scene that ensued af er the mutual
recognition At the Cleveland dinner table,
was neither tragic or ridiculous, "a nigh:
be imagined but Ms philosophical people
VIII" found themselves in every bad
spell " would DO, they quietly. ard a. il
moved bv some secret understanding,
withdrew to private room. where hev ar
ranged tina, each man shnnld take his own
wife aud o. back TO their houses and chill
dren, and nv to live wiser md better wen
and women in the future - Wheeling Reg
lister Der. Is.
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Flattering to HanitoWoo.

Mr. FlTcH, Of the Racine Journal, re.
Gently visited this town, and on bis return
home. spoke Of It 81 follo~s:
"You will encounter business prosper
~ 10 every form. Professions Of teams
thronging all the avenues to the town are
certificates Of the character Of the soil and
proof of the industry and thrift Of the till.
ers. Themerchants have become wealthy
the mechanics comfortable and indie
pendent-and ~eak-jointed lumbermen Of
other DAYS. stand squarely on their feet,
and count prospective logs that are to soon
fos. ioto their booms, and prospective bal
ances a. heir bankers. Projectors of orig
inal improvements have grown gray vait
ing for the railroad. but they hold fast to
the faith, and comfort themselves with the
knowledge that Manitowoc il the lives, u
town north Of Milwaukee pithout q rail.
road. That with only her natural resour-
ces, she has become = substantial and pros
porous Young city. outstripping many o!
her more favored rivals.
"Tbe growth and commercial progress
of some Of the northern towns have been
strangely affected BY circumstances. -
Manitowoc ia one Of those which. fifteen
Years ago, pinned her faith to Milwaukee
She believed that Milwaukee had The sa-
gacitv and the enterprise 10 project and
consummate successful schemes for the full
development Of an the resources Of the
State She believed that Wisconsin, BY
the Aid Of Milwaukee energy and capital.
would open An avenue to the rich mines Of
Lake Superior, and that the leading CITY
of the State would deyelope a system Of
railroads that would draw the trade Of the
far north and west. to the lake instead Of
which Chicago has reached out its long
arms to Lake Superior and run what will
ultimately prove the most important road
in I'll the northwest, through the heart Of
the State I, may appear singular and dit
ficnl. 10 realize by Wisconsin people, news
er'heies.. it is true that Wisconsin travel
is dails crowding Chicago coaches "a their
u'mos, capacity. and Wisconsin money ia
rel bursting a Chicago OUTLAY. 1t does
NOT matter so very much which State fur,
nishas the road. There is only a hounda-
nv line between US, and the hop Of a toad
would span the geographical! division but
a degree Of State pride is commendable,
and Milwaukee ia handsomely endowed
with it. Therefore. whatever advantage
Chicago has gained over Wisconsin. bv
taking the wind ont OF our sail. is amply
a,oned for bv finding fault with her for it,"
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find restraint in the priests presence. but
'he pledge di>regsrded IN his absence, and
solitary qu.ffing j'yed the more. per-
haps because Of its specially illicit charsc-
Ter
There are many humorous incidsnto--
many TOO. Of deep pa,hos-in rhis life Of
Father Mathew We cannot refrain from
quoting a miniature sketch IF one Ahrs.
ham Abel, a Quaker from under ,he sha-
low Of Barney Castle, an excellent bus
eccentric man, with some peculiar opia.
ions-one being a theory that. in the DAYS
before the food, man went on all fours -
Who that knew Cork, five and twenty
,errs ago, can fail to recognise the origi-
nal Of this description
"IIis 'oie. was peculiar He oommsn.
ced by backening his own boots and shoes.
performing the operation in condition Of
entire nudity. Then he sponged and
brushed his body, after which ascending
An isolated stool, he threw in a. much ell,
ectrcitv, bv the friction ola silk handker.
chief Oil the heels, as snfficed for the 6sy,
Occasionally he tasted the whole twenty
four hours TO keep down corpn'encv, to
which he had no tendency but his father
had been q remarkably obese man On.
one occasion his LEFT arm vexed him bv
evinc'ng rheumatic symptoms, and he de-
tArmined 70 chaslise the insupordinate
limb. He said the fellow was siuecurist
and waxed wan,on, whereupon be made
him work, imposing the duty Of brushing
clothes, shoes. DC, until he found the ben
eficial consequences When in business
he sometimes sat at his desk with cat at
either side of him. and frequently with .
favorite tom cat on his back; their friend
~ pnrring, he would say, made cheerful
music 10 seo'he him in his lahors."
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"Startling from Ireland"

The Cork Examiner, one Of the leading
papers of Ireland, publishes some rather
startling news in late Issue. which is to
the effec. that rumors are now prevalent
in that part Of the country. that Ireland lie
upon the eve Of revolution or rebellion
The signal, it is said, for the popular
uprising, will be the landing, in some OF
their bavs or harbors Of an American fleet
laden with arms and munitions Of war to
enable them to make good their resistance.
The Examiner further remarks that it lie
the opinion Of many that there is now ex>
isting in Ireland, secret societies, having
their headquarters in Dublin, Cork. Ira
lee. and other principal cities Of the King
dom; and that these organizations are
taught military drill, preparatory to con-
templated uprising. The same Newspaper
hints 10 vague and mysterious language,
that the struggle once begun, parties whose
positions now hold them back, will assume
leading parts in the endeavor to throw off
the ,oke that is CALLING them.
We give the above as we find it in the
papers Our readers mus. take it for what
it is worth.