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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05

MARINE IFKXs FoR 1S64-The enter
prising and we'll posted commercial editor Of |
the Detroit Tribune has lately compiled for
that paper a series Of important articles,
presenting the annual statement Of all events |
Of interest in Marine affairs, during the year
1883. From his list of new vessels, built on
the lakes during the present year, we extract
the names Of those built in Cleveland:
Schooner c. ]. Magill, built by Laffnnier at
Cleveland, for Drake and others, Chicago bur
then $50 tons.
Propeller Winslow, built By Peck Masters,
Cleveland, for Winslow & Co.; burthen 1000
tons.
Propeller Wabash, Quayle Martin builders,
Cleveland, for Erie Railroad Company; burthen
100 tons.
Bark D. o. Dobbins, Quayle & Martin builders,
Cleveland, for Frank Perew owner burthen GOO
tons.
Propeller City of Bostsn, Stephens and Pres
ley builders, Cleveland, for Northern Transpor-
tation Company: 2ss tons burthen.
Bark st. Lawrence Quayle Martin builders,
Cleveland; E. S. Sheppard, Chicago, owneri
| burthen Sss tons.
Bark Champion, Qusyls Martin builders.
| burthen sO5 tons.
Schooner Lairinier, Ira Lafrinier builders,
Cleveland, for Boston parties; burthen 400
/ tons.
Schooner oven Bearse, Ira Laffrinier builder,
| Cleveland for Boston parties; burthen 400
Schooner Minerva, William Jones builder,
| Cleveland, for owners at Grand Haven burthen
| 500 tons.
Propeller Atlantic, Feck 4 Masters builders,
| Cleveland, for New York Central Line; burthen
| 564 tons.
Propeller Pewabic, built at Cleveland, J. 7.
Whiting owner, Detroit burthen $50 tons.
Propeller Meteor, the finest other class Peck
4 Masters builders, Cleveland J. T. Whiting 3
| Co. overs, Detroit; burthen 500 tons.
Schooner William Young, built at Cleveland /;
tons.
Tug Kary Grundy, Ira Lsfrnier builder,
| Cleveland, WinsloW & Co. owners dimensions
unknown-largest class.
Tug Maria Love, same builder as last named,
| owners same.
Schooner Philo seovilIe, Quayls Martin
| builders, Cleveland. Bemis Son owners, Buffa-
| 10; burthen ATS tons.
Propeller Idaho, Peck & Masters builders,
Cleveland, Pease Richmond owners, Buffalo !;
burthen 9l5 tons.
Tug Sol. Rumage, Quayle Martin builders,
Cleveland, Winslow Co. owners.
SUMMARY.
Propellers--.......
DsIhS'-'' 's.'''.
Total built in Cleveland. Is
The following is the summary Of the ship
building of the Lakes for 1868:
SUMMARY.
SdeThee steamers
IropellerS
oAI y
BIiEs---------- -.------------------- 2
s-'-''''.''-''.'''
| Total nunbar ct
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L.V. PIERoE.-PIAEos AND MELoDEoNs
FOR sALE.-No agency. Old instruments
taken in exchange. Roons-up stairs-op-
pesite Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machine
Rooms. Call at the rooms Of the subscriber,
No. 173 Superior street, and examine his
stock Of Pianos and Melodeons, which for
ehespness, beauty Of finish, quality of tone,
and durability Of workmanship are not ex-
celled. PiGnos tuned and repaired. All
instruments warranted. L. V. PIERCE.
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Ar Hrs OLD PLAcE,-S. Smith, the old
turnkey at the jail, has been reinstated IN
his position. Both ''jail deliveries" took
place after he had left the situation.
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PROBATE COURr.-The January term of
the Probate Court commenced to-day. Moth
ing of Importance has transpired.
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FINANCIAL.

NJ. MONEY mARKET-Jan L
TBT TEEGEAPH.l
lIoneY-Harket firm with fair demand st 2
cent.
sterling ExehhnEe-hErket duh. sa,es at
l66'9l66S.
Goid-Easler. Opened at 5ig, declining to 5lS
and closing firm at 5lH.
Governments HIOcka-MRrket hrm.
Seven Thirty Treasury Notes
United States Skies one year certificates, news
staIe stocks
tennessee SKIES 55d
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DEAFNESS, Blindness, and all Defects Of
Sight and Hearing treated by DR.. Lawrence,
0culist and Aurist. Read his advertise
msnt iau6:l32
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DIPrHERIA--Dr. Wstson's Diptheria
Cure is the best known remedy for all throst
diseases. For sale by Strong & Armstrong.
ian4:l34
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o. G. BRUCE.
o u DUOOHs
LICENSED OLAIm nRPIERa


LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
cLEvzI4ED, Ohio, WARRINGTON, D c.,
No. Lyman's Block, No. 443 Ninth St.
Near the Osurt House.
We are authorised by Government TO collect
800 Bounty
dns discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chl-
drsn, and hghtful helrs ofsll deceased soldleEsi
aiso
70 which every discharged soldier o was dis
Abledin the service, ls entitled Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are seVeraIly entitled un-
asr the law. Also,
Back Pay
dus discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men;
money due tesnsters, snd every other class Of
claims growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
az nof licensed.
We puhlish " TIE SoLDER's FRIEND," paper
: much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
se7d rs your name and stamp, and we will send
copy nee, or twelve copies, one each month,
Gor Is cents.
Apply to rs In person or by letter, With stamp,
and your business shal have prompt attention.
Fess low, and no charge until Sfter We have &C.
oomplished Whist We undertake.
septic O. G. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
A. q Z. O. POPE,
Bupasintsndents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
ell kinds OF
WOO OLKN 600 obs,
Consisting Of Plain Fancy
oA6snIEREs,
DOESE1EB,
6ATT1NET8y
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
IVA good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market.
Market FTices paid for Wool and Pelts, In Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and Salesrooms,
NO. s6 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
snS-RR
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CITY NEWS.

LADIES, you will find all the Choice Col
ors Of Velvets; also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs. ShsW's Rooms.
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AND ALL o4HrR aOVEBKnENT BONDS.
LOCAL NOTICES,

Coax, OATS AND On MEAL, for sale at
reduced prices at 81 Murison street.
CHARLES DEWOLF.
Cleveland, December 80, 1868.
dac9T.I7R
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Rose & Prsntias' Provl.IUa narkss Re.

port
The following are the rates charged By thsm:
Hams-SaEGr-cu premium Hams, D R...........l2s
DRIED B6eI q &c
ShDuiders-Sugar-cured y 9B.....................5 So
Ba6On-Ur Smoked Sides , ..................-. 100
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rended In bbls . n..l2tfo
" Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs D b..i2Ao
POrk-Ho. mess =
Extra clear , bbl
~ No extra charge made for packages or carriage
to railroad dspOts or boats. All articles warrant
cd strictly prime and equal anything In the State
Orders promptly hllsd. Our sugar-cured Hams and
ksttie-rendsred Lard took the hrst premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE PREHTIES,
Nos. IE2, IA and I46 OntArio-st.. Cleveland.
iulg4:R23
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HIGHWINES.-THE UNDTRs1aN-
I'd pay special attention to the sac Of High-
wines. Consignment will always receive prompt at
tention. Ozsh advances made when dfsired-
L. y. a 8. BUR9Es5,
deol4 Hog, lsS and lse supericT-st.
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ootDR8

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
EleCtIopA4hy, cures obstinate cases OF DyspeP-
aiAs Rheumatism serofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
zuE, and eths. Chrome diseases. Reference
FiVen 70 many formidable cases cured in this city
Gfter other physicians had failed. See advertise
naent In smother column. once No. 1l9, Seneca
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For special aud Telegraph
NeVs-See First Page.
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Total number.

From similar tables we learn that seventy
five vessels changed hands during the year.
The total number of deaths among ma
rines, on the lakes, during the year, was one
hundred and thirty last year, ono hun
dred and ffty-four.
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AL diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat
and Cattsrrh, treated by DR.. Lawrence
0fiee at the American. jsR5ils2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05

HAVE You RHEUMATISM 2-The Electro
Thermal Baths, No. So Prospect street, are
the best remedy known. dec15:l32
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s0sT-gFFlGE TlME-TasIs.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing OF EEaIis
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.

sg1IaIls viii bSopsnsd and rsady for dsliVsFT one
hour after arrival Of trains.
sSAn Mails close one hour before departure Of
tTRinB.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 7.OOA. n, and l.4e And
625P NJ.
Eastern Way arrives at lO:l5 An.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9.s5 A. z,
do Way arrives at $40 n.
ss1dusky Way arrives at 9:25 = n.
Mehonfng Way arrives ct $50 P. Il.
Oi1oinnan through arrives At $50 A. n, 250 y. n.
do Way arrives st 900 P. NJ.
Western Through arrives At 935 n, and 655 z. n.
do Way arrives at 2;45 P. Il.
Medina Way arrives st 400 r. n.
ROckpert, &C., arrives Tuesdays, ThursdAgI and Sat-
urdAyB a. Il n.
Brseksyille, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
At5P.h.
Sharon Center 6ranser North RoyAIton, e., arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. n
WErrensvills arrives daily at lO:l5 a. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily a J. =.
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SAWED AND SPLIT WOoD at Yates Wood
and Coal Yard. dec2S:l32.
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CHICAGo nIARKKr-Inn. Z

By TELEaRAPH.l
HOEg-marKst Arm and lfttis doing In rarsa.
qu nee Of light receipts.
Dressed H0Ss-Firm and advanced 5eIOc. Tn:
bulk OF sales vera ct q, ,20as7,20
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I HAVE had consigned to me several
thousand dollars worth Of Ladies Fnrs which
must be sold at any price. Now is the time
to get your furs cheap at Paddoek's, 22l su-
perioF street. deo29-132
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

CLO5lH0 OE MAAL6.
EAsTERN THROUaH, for Erie BulfAio, Boston. New
York, Hartford and WiiiOughby, PsinesViIle, Gene
-, AstAbula and OOnneaat, closes At $50 A. NJ
EssTssS THEoUGH, for hew York only CLOSES at
2:BP. II.
EAsrEzs THROUGH, for Eris, Buffalo, Albany, Boz
EASTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland an
Erie, closes AtZ:o5 p. III.
WssTERS THR0UGH, for Toledo, Detroit. OhIeago
and MlEsukee, closes 81 10 P. NJ QeaFes 7i5a
WnsTERH THRouaH, Ior Toledo, Detroit, ChioaEo,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes 81 so P. y.
WEsTERH WAY, for all points between OisFsland
sAHDUsKY WAY, for SAndusky and all intermediats
pcintl, closes ats 30 p. n.
UIaUIHEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati closes 1t 10 P. NJ Qsaves ct TO
CIsoIsHGTI THE0UaE, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, closes u 10 P. NJ esTes At Ts9
nsxt morning.l
Loui5ylis, st. Louis, Indianapolis, zRnesYIle and
Wheeling, closes At 6:l0 p. n.
PIFTsBURaH THEoUgH, for Pittsburgh and Wsah-
ington, closes ct l2.40 P. II.
PITTsBURGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
WellsVile, and Pittsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington closes at7:SO A. M
MAHOETEG WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
and YOUNGSTOWN, closes nt 10 P M CeaTes at 500
mEDIHA WAY, closes At An.
BookFoRT, a.. closes ONT Jsdaysi Thur8dAyA and
Saturdays, at u ID.
=SaxRoN OTSFT5, Granger, North ROyaIton -,
doses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at Z A. d.
WAEREssvILLAs close daily le.so A. d.
MAsTOLHVHLAHDandE Euolid, closes daily at P. a.
1zrAail and Drop Letters are required, By Law to
SFkll City OircrlEs are required &c Be prepaid
- 0iice opsn rom 7.Io A. n. to s.3a P. M. On
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-05

ARE You CoSsTIPATED THE Electro
Thermal Baths, No. S6 Prospect street, sre 8
sure and speedy cure. deel5:l32
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


CHERIFF'S SALE.-In obedience to the
~ command Of q third Pluries Order Of sale,
issued nom the Court of Common Pleas Of Guy
RhOga County, Ohio, and TO me directed in the
case wherein James Kidney is plaintiff and James
McGregor is defendant, 1 shall expose to sale
at public auction, at the door of the Court House
Of said County, at the hour Of two o'clock P. NJ,
Of the I'D dsy of January, A. b. 1854 the follow
ing described lands and tenements, te wit /:
Known and described as DOT No. 1921 lot No
one hundred and sixty in Ezekiel Folsom's
allotment of the Charles Taylor farm, in Ohio
City, now Cleveland, said lot being on Detroit
street, with frent Of forty feet, and extending
back, with the same width, TO Vermont street.
Appraised at $500.
E. Il. LEWIS. Sheriff.
BY L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy,
ADAMS & CASFIELD, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SHERITT's OTTIcs, Dee. I'D, ls68. dec23:134
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BUBIK1Es HOTIUEs.
ID. W. GAGE,

Licensed War Claim 4 Bgents
Oallsot Bouztsss, Pensions. Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
q OlasmB N the Departments at Washington.
uBAu psrSons having Claims should sppIy in per-
IN, or b letter, at once, and they will receive
d. ". GAGE,
oofUR98 lss SupeTiOr-St., Cleveland o.
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ADAMs 4 CAsFIEID, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SHERTFF's OFFICE, Dec 22d, 1s63 dec23I34

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an or
y der of sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and to me di-
rected, 10 the case wherein ]. E. Raymond and
Mary J. Raymond, petitioners, are plaintiffs and
Ransom Heath, as Guardian of Lucelia Heath
and Martha Figures, Lucelia Heath and Martha
Figures are defendants, shall expose to sale,
al public auction, at the door Of the Court House
of said county, at the hour OF o'clock, P. r., on
described lands and tenements, to-wit: The
house and lot situated on the northeasterly cor
ner Of Bridge and York streets, in the city Of
Cleveland, county Of Cuyahoga, Ohio, being
thirty-seven $50 feet front on Bridge street and
running back, OF equal width, one hundred and
thirty feet on York street
AuDraiaed at SON OO
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR
ID at An, PERRT 90.
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PROTOeRAPHIC STOCK.
ALBUMS, Ar

DHOT0GRAPHIO ALBUMS, Ar
Il HsW York prizes.
Z. b DOUGLAS o.,
IT'D Superiof-SG
ARTISTS NATERIALS-WTNDsO AND
EEWTOH'B and GoupirB OIL and WAtsf Colon.
at q. y. DOUGLAS co.'s,
IT9 SupsrioF-sG
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames At B. B. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S,
IT9 Buperior-5t.
RE0ToeRAPH COPIES OF CsLa3RAT1D
FailtihEs and EngTsyings, At
h. B. DOUGLAS co.'s,
I79 Superior-sl
"dAETRs De VIsITH" OF CELEBRATHD
Hsn and Women, and Pelnsr's MArblss, st
R. y. DOUGLAS OO.E.
IT9 SuperoF-Si
FiHI ENdBAVIEGS 9F DIsTINaUIgHRD
Hsn 3 2. DOUGLAS B 90 -'B,
apr79 t7ssuperior-S
DORTRAIT FRAMES.-SoUAKa
and Oval Gnt Frames, At
maya sARaEAaTe.
DHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.--GILR
II and RossUcod Orsi Frames. 5Plsndtd essoFt
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III sapeEiOr.st., Cleveland o.
z. B. HALE, BANKIs,
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB
Gold, Silver, Coupons APrS'n Funds.
AGEHCY for 5-20s
AND ALL OTHER eOVEBEHEET BONDS.
RANFED-UH0URRENT BANK Bills.
lUly1J
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E. h. LEWIS, Sheriff,

.
PALnER DENNIS, Attorneys for Plaiutihs.
She ,ihs Office, December Is, 1868.
deels. l93
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsche, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried It
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote in all cases. TrHBibEH Dem
oerat.
Sold By all druggists. Prico z5cts.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noV2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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SEWING MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler 4 Wilson and Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. uov25tf
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SagHail and Drop Letters are required, By Law 20
sFkli City OircGlzrs are required se Be prepaid
~ 0nioe 01sn from 7Io A. n. to ss39 p. N. On
''-'O-' '-'''' - 3. OOWLEs. P.
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SFOWn's Suspension WaiEs

lMPHOVEU SklAT SUPPOBTEk
the best thing OF the kind ever invented an AFtoS
which only has 90 Be 70 be admired, and Eornt
be appreciated.
FOB SALE BT-Wsiss q Klein, manufActurl
and dealers 10 Hoop Skirt8, ETC., 14s Superior-6ts
Mrs. Porter, Milliner, "a Beaeca-St.
Also, for sale By Frank Bros- Z Co., AAnufactnrll
aud dealers In Hoop SKIRTS, ct Nos lll superiorsl
(undar Neddel House, and l94 Ontario-st-
Also, At Wholessle and RstaH by tie Frcp<iseors
and Manufacturers.
sTWGlsts made 20 Order on short notice.
BS-A good assortment constantly on hApd.
fIsyalard july Is las
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SKIRT suPPnRIERS.
"A TTENTION. LApIKI

Have removed their SAlssroom from l6l OatariO-8a
o Room No. 8, HOnmRnnig Block, opDositS n
Post Ofice. where they viii be happf % soc al ol
their old oustOrers aud sc many new snsa as nay
g 70 call and examine
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LOST 100000 TEETH. = But Professor
Lsaureau's POLLEN OF ROSES ia at hand.
Be wise and buy. DOE'T WAIT FOR FHB
TooTHAoHE. For sale by Druggists. oct5
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ARE You SICK 2-The Eleotro-TheRmsl
Baths, No. so Prospect street, will cure you.
d,oJ5.19p
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HAVE You CoLD 2-The Electro Their
NAL Baths, No. sc Prospect street, is the best
remedy for a bad cold. decI5:132
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DzH41sT8I-DF. B. ?. Robinson, ONCE
80 Wood street. An kinds OF surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and st . low price. dec2R2T
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

HoNE Msnufaoture-Parson's Inimita-
Bile Camphoraled Dentitrioe. sspt23-R7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-18
What ~ the Clothes take Fire

Perhaps three persons out OF four would rusa
right up TO the burning individual and begin 10
paw with their hands without any definite aim
L. is useless TO tell the victim TO do this or that
or call for water la fact, it is generlly best to
say not a word, but tear up the carpet or seize a
blanket from he bed, or cloak, or any wooden
fabric-if noae ia at hand, take any wooden ma
terial, hold the corners as lar apart as you eau,
stretch them out higher than your head, and
running boldly 10 the person, make the motion
Of claspng IL the arms most about the shoulders !;
this instantly smothers the fire and saves the face;
the next instant thow the unfortunate on the
floor; Ihis is an ADDITIONAL safety to the face aud
breath, and any Remnant of fame can be put out
more leasurely. The next instant immense the
burned parts in colo water, aud all pain will cease
with the rapidity of lightning. Next GET some
common fOar, remove from the water, and COW
er the burning parts an ice thickness of the fou'
if possible. Put the patient TO bed. and do all
that is possiable TO sooth, until the physician
rives. Let the -four remain until it falls of o
itself, when beautiful new skin will be found
Unless the burns are deep, no other application
is needed. The -four for burns is the most ad-
mirable remedy ever proposed, aud the iDforma
tion anght to be impaired to all The principle
of its actions ia that, like the water, it causes in
slant and perfect relief from pain by totally ex-
GLIDING the air from the injured parts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-18
SPRING CHICKENS.

Spring chickens are always in active demand
from May 10 September, in the vicinity all OF our
cities and larger towns. or course they are
profitable 10 the farmers, and small land holders
and eOttagers who breed them. This IA good
month TO set the hens and hatch them out. FOR
this purpose, a warm henhouse and cooPsin sun.
nv places are required. Let the eggs be kept
In a proper temperature, till the hen is ready
10 sit on them. Thirteen is the proper number
for a clutch of chickens. When Matched If milk
curds can be had, this is their best food. II not,
soak bread for the first few days, and after that,
Indian meal well cooked, like mush tor your own
table Raw meal, wet up in the usual way, II
hard ana securing for their delicate stomachs.
When a few weeks old, CHOPPED cabbage, "sives
aud other tender vegetables, are TO be added, and
sour milk is the very best drink they can have.
we should by all means entrust the early spring
chickens 10 woman's care. She seems TO possess
the necessary instincts, worth all the boys and
men in the country. We have known a Scotch
Dutch, or Irish washwoman's cottage, surrounded
by a close wall, alive with early chickens, when
the gentleman's and farmers premises would
scarcely supply fowl for the table before Sep
TENDER.
Don't keep the "big" breeds for ''apring chick.
ems" either. A close compact matured fOwlls the
thing for this purpose In most large towns a
plump, fat chick, the size OF quail, will cell Tor
as much in May or June as full grown ono vii
in October and if they only know you have
them, the tavern keepers and pedlers will be at
ter them every day in the week. To the habit
these latter people have of combining them IN
close, filthy coops, for days together, we enter
our protest. IL is cruel to the chickens. II
poisons ard dehles the taste OF the flesh. Il
makes them poor Exercise, good air and plenty
of good food they should have until they art
wanted for the table; and every one who keeps
them on hand for mediate use, should he wei
provided with yard and rOosting accommodation
To make chickens edibly perfect, they should
come on the table plump, juicy: and full OF thei
own natural gravy. Plump as a partridge u
the term which should always be truthfully ap
piled 10 the early chicken and if they be not so
half thely excellence is lost, while. if in perfection
Of flesh, they are positive lu1ury.-Agr'e''t
tuTiSt.