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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-31
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAIL ROAD.
1884 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Is5
On and after Monday May 10Th, 1854 Trains leave
Cleveland as foliowf, daily, Sundays excepted):
$50 A M.-MAIL-Arrives at New York at l2.OOA
M; Philadelphia Z 200 A, NJ; BOdimOre 200 a
Nj Pittsburgh 30 p. M Wheeling Is Z. n.
:25 P. NOTWITHSTANDING at New York AS P.
M; Philadelphia at l0:2O A. NJ. Baltimore at
IL 80 a. NJ. Pittsburgh :05 p. M; Wheeling
Both trains connect at Hudson for Akron and Nil
Morning Train connects at Ravenna with A. C.
W. Railroad Train for all points on that nOad-
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
{via hllentOwnJ, without change Of cars
pS- Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, Weddcll House, az the Depot or the
A''"u-''' ''' ~ J.H. DEYEREUx, sup't.
FR MYERS @. T. Agent. ma71s
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
-. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, May 10th, 1894 Passenger
Trims viii run a. follows, Sundays excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
s,A A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping a
Willuughby, PainesvilIe, Geneva, Ashta6ula,
COnneeut and Girsrd only, and arrive at Erie at
800 P. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS-StOpping at
painesyille, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
Iiyes at ETe6 % T. N, Dunkirk 5 "a P. H., Buff
$50 P. M.~MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
Stopping at 81 stations and arrive st Erfe at
sos n.
2:O P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS sTRAIN-Stopping at
Painesvillc, AHhtabula snd Girard only and
arrives at Erie at 1872 A. n, punkirk 2:4s
A. NJ, Buffalo i:20 A. L.
LEAVE ERIE.
I:96 A. M.-NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN-St0ppins
at Girard, Ashtabula and PRinesVills only, and
arrive at Cleveland at 90 A. n,
500 A. NJ. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIR-StOpping ct all stations and arrive at
CieEeiand at 1910 A. -.
$3.50 A. M.-TOLEDO EXPREsS-StOpping at all
stations except SWanVille, Say brook, OniOnTille
Perry, Mentor and Wickiiffe, and arrives at
e Cleveland at :20P.z.
$40 P. M-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, ConneSut, Ashtabula, and PafnesYHlC
only and arrives in Cleveland ct 6 20 P. r.
50 Second Class Cars run all through
Tralas.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, indianapolis, ST Louis, &c; and all through
trains going eastward, connect at Dunkrk with the
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, and at Buff
al with those Of the New York Central q BUffaiO
New York City Railroads for New York, Albany
Boston. Niagara Falls, &c., and at Erie with trains
on the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad.
Ro- Day Express, East and Wesi, connects at
Girard with Trains Erie q Pittsburgh RailTOAd
for Linssville, MeGdVile, jamestown, &C.
ii. NOTTINGHAM, Supt
CIevOIand May 10th. 1854
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RRRsH SALMON, MAUKEREL.
HaIdbut, Sea Bass, Lobsters, CLAIMS and Oys-
tsrs, and all kinds Of Canned Fruit, Smelts and
Grabs, received every week, Al ELWOOD'S, No 100
aud I02 Bank street iy27-lss
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A NEw On CoNPASY.-Several of our
well-knOwn business men, whose attention
has been called to the oil business, have
united in an Oil-mining Company, under
the title of the "Cleveland Cherry Valley
Oil Company" with capital of 100000,
and have purchased tract of ffty-fve
sores of oil lands on Oil Creek. The follow
ing gentlemen are its officers:
B. F. Peixotto, President; C. Koch,
Treasurer; Edward Budwing, Secretary
Charles Bathenahl, R. C. Yates, s. Mann,
and Manuel Halle, Directors,
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COLLISIONS AND DIsAsTERs.-We continue
to hear of further disasters resulting from
the recent gale, but the reports have been
received in so indefinite a shape that it is
beyond our power to note the particulars.
Sundry collisions, We learn, took place in
the st. Clair River and on the flats, the de-
tails Of which the next few days will more
fully develope. The schooner T. J. Holly,
from Chicago, grain loaded, arrived at De-
troit Sunday afternoon in a disabled con-
dition. While coming down the St. Clair
River in tow of tug, on Saturday morn
ing about 4 o'clock, she came in collision
with the schooner Cornelia, lying atanchor
near Newport. The damages resulted
wholly on the Holly, by the loss of her
mainmast, mainboom, maingaft and main
sail more or less torn. Her main-rigging
was also carried adrift. The Cornelia's in
juries were very slight, and not sufficient
to detain her from prosecuting her voyage
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARREr.
MoRNIEe LEADER oFFICE,

The receipts Of Grain by rail for the "a hours
ending at half past one o'clock to-day are as fol-
Iowa
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ny. MONEY MARKET--AuE. 80.

T1E IEIElIaFdsT
MOney-More active and s'esly at 3 cent.
Sterling ENehanEe-Irresular and unset
tied at 1Os9:0ss< for gold.
6fOId-Irrrguler, unsettled and decidedly lower,
opsfing at 236, declining to 23234 advancing TO
235, declining to 2A5s, and closing at 23i5<9235.
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BUTTONS-NEWLOT JUST
j receiIeds ct GOWLEs'.
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DIsAsTER.-The Detroit Tribune says that
the schooner Shook, bound down in tow,
got aground below Maiden, when the yes
sci astern ran into the Shook, cutting her
boat in two, breaking her tafrail, and do
ing other damage to the hull, besides tear
ing her mainsail to pieces. On her way
down the river st. Clair, she had her fore
mast damaged 50 that she will require a
new one. She will unload her cargo at
Detroit, and make the necessary repairs
before proceeding on her voyage.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.-Four new
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines for sale
Apply at this Office. aug2S:16S
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TANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR
w the QuArtermaster's Department at Nashville,
Tennessee, 800 Laborers, wages f45 per month and
eationsi 800 feamsters, wages $40 per month and
rstions. To men capable Of taking charge Of a
Train WagonmRster, that viii report with 25
men, $50 per month will be given. Assistants with
nftesn men, S45 per month. None need apply but
sble-bOdisd men, willing 70 engage for si1 months.
Transportation furnished.
D. SHERWOOD, Agent ofA. Q. M,
nI nrna
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HILVRR NAPKIN RINGS-JUST
Ersosived-neW styles st COWLEs 4 cos,
auls IST Weddsu House.
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The probability is that the several
counties will apPOrtiOn their several num-
bers, pro rata, among the different sub
districts
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SOU.UUU in sums to suit-at the old stand
and well-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWeIry, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and all ,ersonAl property and articles Of value, on
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri-
vRte. Established 1881. n. B.-A variety Of IN
redeemed watches, Jewelry, Guns, &C, for sale Rt
Bargains
0hice corner Of WGtsr and Superior streets,
over Davis and PeiKottOs Clothing Store.
ont77 J. tW WAGNER
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WAN ED-ACTIVE BUSINESS
w Men, who can make frem $40 10 $50 per month
ceiling the New England Improved Family Sewing
Machine. This Machine has rival in the Sewing
Machine world. Although small its range Of work Is
equal to that Of any large Machine aud sells for the
tkil sum Of sl6 Those wishing territory to operate
q Win apply at once 10 POST CO., General Agents,
Cleveland, Ohio. P. o. Box 345. au90-l6y-daw
n M .HnI Z ca INMHRmISE
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DEAD DIR. WELLS ADVERTISE
~ AEGT in another column.
tshEI:R3
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The CREDITS UNDER The PRocLAxArIox.-
The several Military Committees of the
Eighteenth Congressional District have ap-
portioned the credits TO the District, under
Governor Brough's recent proclamation,
Amounting to sos. as fnIlnws.
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Administrator Of said Henry Inman, deceased.
Cleveland, Aug. GOTH 1854. aug3I1Cg
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LOREN PaExrrss, PiT's Atty.
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. ls 1854. au2O-165
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OHFRIFFS SALEM OBEDIENCE

UnaFdlan sad DIIn0rsl DeIendants,
BAcKUs { NOBLE, Att'ys.
August 10Th, 1854. ang2d:l6I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
NJ LDICAL DEfAHfMsNr - ----- -----
INI or TN
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

L
The RIFTY-HBvBsrH SESSION OF THE gcuoOt
on MEDICINE in the UNIVERSITY or HARYIAkD
will cpmnenea on MONDAY. The is,h OF oetober Iss4
and cad on the LIST Of March, 1865.
full Course Of Lectures will hs given OIL ali the
branches rs tolloWsi ~
on SuFaerg-By Prof n. 4. Smith
Or CAtmhfry dad PAay@aeB-Iy Prot VIM H. A.
Aiken. =" a
Or o5,isrlss aed piIsais' Of Forasr qnf cAudrsa--
by Prot. o. W. Mlltsnbergor.
on Prnetpils and Practice n N detae and ciiafeai
Aedlciae dHd Hpgiefle-By Prot. Richard llohherrv
Johnston.
. o Adtvda aedtea, and TAsrcpsait,s-By rrot s.pl.
q OAsW. Ai'
rtl,cai AaaiOmy viii DO taught BY Jsnss Il. Butler
81 u nemOnstrator.
During The continuance Of tho war Mii,sayy y.r,...
and Miary HygtsHe will be introduced a. regular na+
Of the course. f@''
AAtheua,es Of this School have Asssls at all TINA. "a
the TArda Of the baltimore lnArmAiy, where thsy es
witness tSe peItormapee Of all tue pfiaepa operations
In Surgery, And can observe tho numerous forms "a d
Ease under treatment The Inhrmaty g a rpaeops ~
pitAl attached TO the Mediesl School and il il onan ,h
Students daily throughout the entire year without
additional charge An'
The fees for the full Course OF tog,urss ara ao or
MAtFieulaiion, 70 and for Practical Anatomy, aio
ubOk0k W. MILTEhDEk0BR
ep 70 Dean OF the RatuitV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
Attention Laoies.

LL tbs nssost styles n FAnsy Combs, Steel and Je
"A JfrelrJ, Pearl ana Fipey Head Dresser SILK Fans
PArAica and eun Umbrellas Al pIip he tafae
eofy al Il DlxOhT, d
Az psastss Feathers bought or made into Fans .,
VAfaash mar8fR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
COAL OIL LAMPSI

beg saVe 10 iufJrn my frlaads nnd the public gene.
rally that have commouesd tbs msnuf cturn Of Goa
OIL LAMPS Of eVery desert ton aud s,ls of Anlsh At
no. rs \. Second ST., PhlIad'n.
with my PRESENT ;aslltlta for nABufietariux, ard
practical eNerlsnrro Of thIttsn yeNre In Tho mauags-
ment OF na amp buaneau Tor some 0 lbs lAeea h0uEns
in this country hs'tof SSH that ray perien aud
hnoNlsdse VIII enable ma 10 oaJr y the ublie giudh
not equAilsd by auy in re{aTi styis aud Tork4nshi
and At Frieos eonpvns nith Tbs 1usd. Iiehall always
sndsEtor 10 lead in oshUg to tue pube usE and uefa
Inventions in our line have ais, inkon tbs Whole
sac agency flr the sAll u uEO. W. bROWH Cos
CkisAAAfn AHfA. Tufs A. NRIDEhRR
No. IS south sseond Str at,
,ept 3m. Phials!paia.
Lehigh and Black Diamond Coal
I HAVE Just resolved cargo ofVsry superior SPRING
L MOUNTAIN LEHl0H COAL, also = cargo Of BLACK
DIAMOND WiLks BAhiH COAL tsth " when eau
rrscmmsnt As being clear u slate, and OF vurJ good
qusy.
Purchasers lnvsd % e1snps NY stock teeors Jay.
inB is thelr Winter hupply GEO. W hush,
seP9s freLsh Street Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14

Redding's Russia SaIve
Heals OLD Sores
Reddtng's Russia Salve
Cures Burns seald', Gets.
Reddtng's Russia SaIvo
Cures wSunda Bruisss, Ep,Alus.
Redding's Russia Salvs
Cures Bolh Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures Salt Rhsum, Piles, HryalselsL
Redding's Russia Salve
Cores HingwoFm, corns, &c. &c.
10 FAMILY sHoCLD BIZ WITHOUT ".
Only 2b Csats a Dor.
ros tAlz NJ
J. 2. pINkhoRE, No. AaI adusy. New Yo,t.
9. "; PoWLR Co, No, Is riemUut stYsst Ioatou.
And By all DrugsS't and Country s,orsksspsfA
ap.esy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
For Sole.

&4tf5T hooD FARM near Dover coutailinE g
Wl Asrsa The improvements eopsat of, nsg
kA houas With ssod bau aud necessary out bald
EIi11hingS TuHI ssSy.
HILYARD 4 CO.
. ele harhet NraaA
Aerll. Wilnlngiou. DeiAvMA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
TAIE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR Il
1nsuSRnoe Company Of che
State of Delaware"
tollanAL hirL onnsE, 49,

(0liaNAL HitL oHnsK, &s)
THIS Company eontRuas 70 ohsT ths psoBls ef Dslk
ita superior advantages Of Insurance ssAinnt oes
W hrs On all descriptions Of property, except MArins
risks.
The Instatioa h sonusndsa By over 20 years szpsri.
snes In and aeztlou 70 e sf Mutual Insurance.
by rssssp Of vhieh ii Z btiie1sa ~ HaSsssrs ~
hseA uuablsd to Adusi and dssminAts bsiuesu tha
different vATses Of proPsy as TO rsndcr the member.
snip among The most squabs In character Of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented TO the public
It takes credit to t.sf that its payments Of Losses have
bseH prompt and liberal that In IS years business ana
losses hins slo0oOo, not single Of tiEa
ton has occurred, and scarcely Without snHrs aAts
Looking more to the safety than he number and
amount Of ts risks u haa dsonsd Hundreds or Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Issuance either requiring to-
great an amount Ia single riak Offering us6t Oh
Jsets Of Insurance for tbs character Of the iaHtuon
ln this ILanusr II Ia conceived It has the safest and
sels In proportion 10 the amount
over Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other cOnpAHy
within TeAeonabia range,
A. evidence Of this il has not only reduced The rat,
Insurance, at I'll tines modsrn.s onsixth durinG the
last two years bot presents clear surplus
s4oVoO security aGainat AfseSamsnt the Deposit
Notes. which by ths Scrip CertaeAtss ol
iss b.an'ss dus 70 sAsh member being ssusd viii
bs psItug iatsal to them ffom January 1881 At ths
Atsof per esut per annum thus naklnE stii lartho
seduction.
1t eOamsnse4 tbs year ise1, with real psotsston ts
ths community In Dspost Notss Of sI5o,Oo0
tafPas fonA to,oOd
ns the Of he FArnrs Of DsAvars and = sSsh
Prssidsut--JEssH SHARPE.
Secretary Aad TrsasuIsF-RoBnhr AoOABS. ND.
DIRECTORS:
XII Wilson, BFandywins Id IAmsa DeAplain, Christi
aHs Hdi James Webb, Samuel Barr. K. G. stotsenbura
ehd Je.ss shsIpe " ming Hd.; Robsrt Becabs, NH
Creek nli John r. Williamson, Whit Cisy Orsef nj
dsorge JAnyisT, hsE Castle Id Curtis Il. Elson, Pen
eadg Hdi John c. CLARK, Red Lion Nd; Wm. Isan,ls
smyina Jauss Il. Bsrnhsn g. 5eorgss Eds chafls
T; ntning Pstsr Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dove
Charles Tunnsll GsofsstoEu.
AGENTS-As veil ior reeoiviag nppl.. Ar Ipau,
anes luss OF II embsu:
kn Wilson, Brandy Sins Hd Rnbsrt MeCaba, Mi
Cxsfk lidi Jamss I-.spEin Chrislana Hal John
NtsiszEo5, Waite c!sy csass sai Csrtis 3. glliscr
peneaier ia Eed Lion at rr %, aud Appoq unimin
hhhdfsdH Joseph Q l.li' a.yrzA james Crippsn
htu DAatls I'D; Chsrl. .iaiua Milford ChsrIs
iaunell, George ow9 usnr5 b, Dover
Nlnm1nleatons % ssrnf.l i1lneBs addressed 10 ii
uHdsFslsnsd. wmipv'oE zi. fsesivs Immediate attsr
iva
tn KoH4a aH-A3B r. D.. sssrssary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
Lehigh and Black Diamond Coal
Farms tor Sale
IL
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA,
AND MARYLAND.

Ne. |. fsrm Of niaety asrea ueAr Newark.
No. Arn Ia ChtistAu4 Aahd 81, four miles from
WILKINSON eonianinE sixly'ax ares Of land, With
goot buildiugu.
No. ) A nTn in Cecil Cauaiy, Mstyl,ud, coula!AIp.
two handred and thirty ssrss.
No. g. iarm Ia APpo luiuimHk Husd;sd three nils,
tol ToTnssnd station, 90 lhi DsawAte Railroad cnp
alnng Infet tuntrsd nelgs aud two sells Of hudinsa
Nv B. hrm containing ona hundred aud ssys ~.
niav HrreA, In Wa.t pJVar itunlrsd Keut Uauuty ii
Ia tsa fait' and with tNo ssts ef buildings
No = ihrlt eontanigz Un0 hundred aud ssvouty =.
Sven aerss within hiz rail.a VI 3ofsr, ksnt CsuRty
Del. Half IN timber.
Nc, !. iArm o. ninety scses uaar Glasgow.
No. vrfy hn5 iatlu u QUE hcnd and gapty.nye
AeIas In Cnestsr County, Pa East Chsirs Fotd
No. O. arE 10 BraDiyrias uundr, i've niles fro q,
wilmington, containing 74k ariss usod brlidiuws
No. lO A farm IN hrardywins liunIred, eoptslulus
~ herts. Good Luldings.
containing 20 aeT,a. '''''
l63Ares. 'A'As
Tho abovs fFias VIII be Enid on vary te.son.hl. ,
aud AZ moderate pria.H. With tous M. ..s,,. -. -
given nmeaistyly
For isTlns apply to
W. htCAUILEY co,
tl6 Market strost.
min III
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
STRAW WANTED.
NOTICE
lAUdUSTUA ASHRNBACK.

uer faeeyed AZ So3 Market ktFcek lsrrs ana bezuu.
fui sollseteH Of dlaaa Fruit Bowls of ealireT nsg
EtV'ea. Call nnh examine them.
FHoH. Y. de EoRNAKDiA
New !. tie tine for patnE up fruit bF vinteE uss aaA
le tor hAt Pufpose Of evory reliable kind hAhd
and for nale BY THOH. Y. de EORMANDIR.
iAu II go7 Market Stsai
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
Redding's Russia Salve.
-
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
REDDlNC'S RUSSIA SALVE

Over all eihs' heAliaS Preparations
II cures all Kinds Of SORES, CUTS, sCALDs BURNS
h,ilLs, uIchhr, SALr RHEUH. BkYslrkLAs, kIIEs
rlLkB, CoRNs, soRB EYES, 30. 81, Removing the
ram 81 once and reducing the most anRIy looking
box.
Eoh SALE NJ
J 7: plNsaoRB, 20 toI Broadway, New York.
g W. toNLh GO, No. IS fremont H., Boston.
And BY all DTugglsts may ely.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
Agents.

ooK to ysur Etorssts! Can and eEAnsns Ionnsthinr
Iurgently n,easd By every terson; Of ten samples
fkEk hy mail, for Twenty Cent?, that retails for j
Dollars. BY Ri wOLcutT, DO iTo CHATHAM kQUA
new YORK. des RE-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-14
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
imBOrtaat to Life LsstTUs. Facts %. TetioH

AmfoftaN 70 Aga HAfTNt Hden pes <tcftoH
PERSON aged 81 etn izsuJs $4,000 his Lite IN the
a NEN EasLkED hursAL LIE f5suIAHen ooNRAHT, BY
paving a12 30 10 eash. aud note for amount.
Ia sA cash somusAiss SIS would only insurs ts00o.
TIE Note plan adas 5000 At ones The Cash plan adds
Ia iss Note Copsny the dividsads are applied 10 can
eeus The Notes thus rsdaenG the Ameunt of both prn-
fipti and interest.
In the Of death the heirs OF the insursd under
the nos tysem would receive 5000 Less the nolas un
paid In the Cash mpasy only $4,000 Uould b paid
persol aged al was Insured in the Nsw HsaLAyp
ArfUAL pr fl,vO, paying annually tit7o In cash and
note for the sane amount About ysAr since be enlisted
iu tho 6yth Regiment ?. W and after few month"; ssf
wee died. Afet deducting unpaid notes his Widow 70
eeiFed $3.50 In Cash Company the uldoT would
have received Only sseV one fact like this 10 worth
prominent Market street merehant remarked fsv
days since that be toui make than ton rer cont On
th- Anouu lett him the Company at six per cant In
forest This good common THB IHYnR1er Ipr
NsuKRD cANcsta OF ExcEsps nRnRBsY Tkip 70
TNe COHrAsI. This Important nat 10 entirely ignored
hy all cash Companea. h. HnfAirness and dssign Of
such eours- art TOO aprWenL
Ths Ereit Of the Note CompAh has provoked
The uaust attack Of ~ tdsh CoDpAnies An examination
of HE tystems will couvnen sny candid sn that the
shout hdIf tha eaprnsu.
The ara object o. a iusuraHcs pEEHEzs lnSEFIr
Ahd uot ete contingency
Tbs urcessiry bsnks N " furniahsd application.
w. d. STROUD, III. T., M edical Examiner
A. the oifes dAi >, 81 = to / o'clock
REfsi.hNt ~.
dsorKo a. Stuart, Esq, Jane Graham, Esa,
Hon. wn A. =, rteF Rev. j. B. DAies, DID,
b. Gmesys Esq b. Stroud,
Joseph Lea, ling 4 Franks,
Henry Simnns, julius Lee, Esd,
b. Rayuer GootWins .. D. VIA kmith, Ksq,
iheuss h. Beck, Eri- Baker uephns.
NallAcs Z browne
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
feb l2.1y 426 Chestnut Street, PIiladslvkia.
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SrArH OF pELAvARE.)

Stare OF DELAWARE,
EIscuips Department.
l, samuel ". Harrington, Jr., Secretary OF
State OF the state Of Della ware, do hereby o1rti.
~ that the foregoing is correct eopy OF an not
OF the General Assembly Of this State, entitled
''An Act to raise revenue for this State" passed
at Dover, August II, A. D., 1864; the same
having been compared by me with the original
rolls now in my Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereuuto set nv
band and official seal at Dover, this
rL.s1 fifteenth day OF August, in the year Of
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
eAHL. NJ. HaHRIxdros, Jn.,
August 10. iso4-smo.. ''''''''' '' ''A'''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-30
Cold Water for Puerperal or Milk Fever
In Cows.

Those whe are experienced in The care 0 stock
are aware Of the danger Of having cows come
in when turned to grass and during h0tweather.
We hear Of number Of losses recently, and there
are but few dairymen bot that have lost valuable
animals from time TO time from this cause,
year or TWO since prominent and extensive dairy
man in the vicinity Of East Creek, llerkimer o.,
lost considerable number OF his herd--yeTy
valuable animals. The came III during the
month Of june and were apparently healthy and
appeared TO do we'll for a few days, when they
were suddenly taken i'll, loosing the use OF their
limbs as il paraized. Various remedies were tried
but to no effect, and COW alter COW died within
lew hours alter being attacked. veterinary
surgeon having been called & We his advice that
the animals were IN too high cjuditlon at the Tune
Of calvng and prescribed blood letting a low
diet for several days before and after coming
III, and the animals to be kept IRON the hot sun.
A part Of the herd were therefore stabbed, and
kept without food, during the day and at night
turned TO pasture. THIS treatment had the el1ec.
to save the greater part OF the remaining por ion
of his herd. Mr. Benjamin Wilcox, OF Fairfield,
llerkimer county, a well known and extensive
dairynan, speaks of severa. cures that have been
made for tbs disease by the use Of cold water
thrown upon the body OF the cows. The cases
alluded u were bad, the animals limbs being par
allied and the cows unable TO RISE and were
given up as lost by their owner At this stage
Of the disease several pals OF cod water we're
thrown upon the ons and along the back and
over the body OF the cows which soon gave RELIEF,
the use oil the LIMBS aud the animals we're saved
IL is his opinion that losses may be generally
avoided by the use Of the wafer in the way des-
cribed, more especially If the animals be placed
on low diet and kept in cool place for few
days before and after being attacked with the
dlseas2. What suggested the use OF the cold
water treatment wac from having a COW that
bad been taken with the disease and left in the
field to die, when a rain and hail storm coming
up to which she was exposed, 50 revived her that
she was able TO get up, and recovered without
further treatment. We have no experience with
cases OF this disease, but have heard Of more or
less losses for several years past, and quite mum
Der the present season.
The cold water treatment is very simple and
may prove serylceabe in saving valuable animals
We advise those who have animals taken in this
way to make trial OF the water in the way des
3nOed, il can at least do no hurt, while we are
assured that the best results have invariably
followed from It's use.- Uficd Weekiy Herald.