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Delegation.

PHILADELPHIA, September %. .
"A delegation of the City Council and
representatives, Of the press from Chicago,
are now visiting this city. They have been
entertained by the municipal authorities.
They leave this evening for Baltimore, en-
route for Chicago. a-1
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To PriDters.-We have for sale in quantities
to suit, BinghAm's Celebrated Boiler Comp sition;
also, Ps.mer's Patent Compoaition. the best and
most durable extant AL orders BY mail promptly
att nded to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland,
OhEa anal
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The WirE Trial.

WASHINGTON, September 26.
The WiIz Military Commission reas-
sembled TO- day. Several additional Wit
nesses for the government have been ex-
amined,-
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IHN TELN1EAFHsI
FIOuF-Closss dull and inactive.
WheRf-HeaVy and dropping. r.-.f-.-
COrn-Dull and noA inaL sales No ct T6c;
Nc ct 73o.
Oats-Hominal.l eaies ct 43C; damaged $50.
BaTIey-FiIm. kales Canada at 81 Hal Is.
bYe--NominAl st s5s. ...e.-I..if r..
POrk-SAles at S3t 90.
LREd-SA Ale8 ct $29 90.
Rh1sky-NominAl. Sales st 81 2S16.
Canal FEe1ghts-Stesdy. To New York
Wheat 100, corn l4c, oats &c. 80 as
Lake Imports For "a hours-Flour ], ,14l
bbls wheat n, ,oeS Dus corn 5000, Is 0A3, bag-
ley 81, TSl. p.
Canal BxpOrts-Flour - bbls, wheat 81, :.
TSO bu, corn, p, 80, oats 1886.
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MARINE NEWS.
pENTIsrRY.
VRErH EXTRACTED WITH Or

HNEECH EXTRACTED WITH Oh
i WITHOUr PAIE, ~
BY Dr.. J. r. DANIELS, At his old-established
Dental Rooms, corner Of Ontario street and Pub 10
Artificial Teeth made without springs or wires,
that perfectly resemble the natural teeth Is not
to be disHnguished from the originals By Jhs clos
est obserVef. This method does nos require the
extraction Of roots or any painul operation, viii
preserve teeth that loose, and Is guaranteed 70
restore arsicuistton and mAsficstion.
a perfect flt warranted.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

HALIFAX, September 26.
The steamship Cubs from Liverpool
l6th, via Queenstown 18th inst, has just
been signaIled.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

'7' ~e MEMPHIS, September 26.
MerTymRn's jewelry store was broken
open last night and robbed Of $4,000
worth Of jeWelFy.
The receipts of cotton yesterday were
500 bales. GALES of 200 at about 36e
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

Gold COupOns.-septembsr, November end
JanuAIy Go d Coupons and U. 8. psr cent. Com
pound Interest Notes OF 1884. bought at higehst
market rates BY 3. J. FARMER CO., Bankers,
No. Jas Superior street, under Wedden HOule.
aeiA qbA ID
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

NEW York, September 26.
Gold opened strong this morning at
14s4, and advanced to 144.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
TaE AMERICAN WATCH

u y W ~ IT 4LfOuf
THE Be "AfCH FOB TIME
EoW made In the world. We nave thm, ali grader
Of movements, and cases all weights md sizes.
sors l7 Superior Etrsst, WddslI House.
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DRAINARD'S HALL.

1Roa LOSpoNs ENGLAND
Representing the
GREAT REBELLION IN HEA HENl
THE WAR OF THE ANGELsI =.
The Fall of SaIan and the Fall of Man
As described BY John Milton in his immortal Poem
l1stration OF this great poem from bsginn ing 20
end, and comprising Sixty three splendid Taolsau
toms, carrying out mfiton's idea of
HEAVEN, HELL, OHAUS- PARADISE,
will now be exhibited In this city ior ths first time
as exnibi cd in London for $50 conseoutipe nights
to m are than hslf million Of people, and sxhib-
tied b. fore her MAjes y Queen Victoria, and the
entire Court OF Buchina ham Palsce, upon which
occasion er Majesty Wss pleased to bestoW upon
me proprietor . -oisEingu1sh marx Ur neT n0ysI
appreciation BY presenting him with mAh nlfcent
diamond ring.
Prof. BARkwsLr, Of Massachusetts. an able aad
eloquent IIocdtoDist will reoits selected portions
OF the poem with thrilling effect explaining each
scene. eE
Matinses Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
Gt9 o'cio,k
Dooss open in the evening at O'Clock. Curtain
riEes at o'clock
In order that all classes Of people may have
opportunity Of W.T. sing tbs wonderful sxhibi-
ton, the prizes OF admission is % cents only. Re-
Bervedfeats 80 cents.
Tbs Ticket oHios for the sale Of Beservsd sssts
viii be open daily frow 10 to ~ A. N. and from
TO 4P. M
Admission to MstInes, to all parts Of the house,
20 cents. ChLd Ldren I6 cents.
W. W. WEHT, Prop,r.
A. n. DORLAND,
n N O..,.-., R-..-k ...gc7sEO
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II bU5H q EbLN IIb1r
: sspII:R6O .lA2 and l44 Ontario strsst
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Busine-s Education.
OALKIss, GRIFsIN . 00.'S
UNION BUSINESS INSTITUTE

USIoE BUSINESS INSTITUTE, cd
Az oBGRLIN, OHIO, ~
ofers Inducements TO those desir.us Of acquiring
3 g cd prsoticA business education, much superior
to any o,her Commercial College in the country.
The TsiegrAphio Department is under the super.
vision of several OF the best telegraph ren in the
West enabling them to obtain situations for their
graduates much more readily thsa similar Inst,tu-
sioaS. For olher oar ,Iculars, sddresr Is above.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

Notice to Butlders.-ssalsd Propossis for
the erection of The basement story for Bank
Building for the "sOciety fOr Savings" vi be
oeIvtd uBtil Tsursday, 2sth iust at II o'o ock A.
NJ. Drawings and specifications may be seen, and
any dssrsd explanations obtained st the once Of
Hurd Blythe, Architects Case Building.
Proposals may be left with M. o. YouDglove, at
Gas once, JOSEPH PERKINS,
M. u. YOU UNGLOVFs
A. B SFUNE,
Sep2524s Building Committee.
Ice for Sale.--SOO tons Ice fOz sale IN quAn
titles to suit purchasers.
ROSE 4 PRENTISs,
sepiI:25O lA2 and LA Ontario street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

UUTLRRY AND PLATED WARE
! At r,duost pricss. at QoWLIS 3 cos,
SRI BSAaan hoaAA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The Minister of Commerce of Peru has
addressed q circular to the Minister of
State in the department. of Foreign Rels.
tlons that he may take measures in view Of
the iacs that the revolutionary authorities
sell gusno from GuauUpo, and for this pur-
pose have solicited sealed proposals. This
circular is deemed proper, though decree
of the Both of July is sufficiently secure
for mail interests.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

the ostsnsible view of seeing friends, and
well supplied with gold, not gresnbackr.
may add, q most intelligent gentleman
just returned from Chicago, after being
absent from Ireland eighteen years, in
formed me that very strong conviction
OF the feasibility OF an invasion of this
country exists across the Atlantic, and
money TO q very large amount is available,
but that the American Government is
most sincere in its eff1rts to discourage the
whole affair, that every opposition is given
to it by officials, and not without already
producing 9 good effset. 3cE.l - i..sao,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

Railroad shipPinE BOOEs-NeE STYLE
got up on short notice, at the LEADER ofaoe. Sepl2
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AMUsE MEnfs.
4 OADEMY OF MUSIC

A OADEAY OF MUSIC eNEgaa
SSAa =. Allsl ~ - esefs
K. Il. Gsary ...... Treasurer -
Nf-aA ifIH-
PsIoHs or ADmssIoM. Dress Circle and Par
qasite 30 eeuts sssryod Seats 10 Dress Olrols, 70
cents Family cireiS. 50 cents; Gallery, % eentsi
rnssse nas 5cxsas 70 and Se siHgle Seats In RriyAS
Deo.a open st I. Curtain rises ak T:4s.
Voo.e1 peraons utd, under no cirsumstanees, Dc
perniseHd 70 occupy peafs ia asy other portioD Of
the house. save ths Gallery. AdmissioR - csnts'
Third Night Of those FAvorits ATtisiss,
HB. and MSS O0ULDOCK.
WEDNESDAY EVENINe, september 9Th, viii
be presented A
,5a TaE willow O0PsE. ,qAt
This is the only ght this piece WIN be given
ring MI C0uldook's engAgemsns- s4~.
To conclude with the new Farce Of
.l5 TURH HIM CUe ~
I'd preparation, another nsv snd highly pucorss-
Ol Play, called "Cartogehe;" also, ths celebrated
piece oE milky white"
The kinEmaa Street Rsi'road viii have Cars In
waiting, corner Of Superior and Bank stIeets, each
eteuinz At the close Of the performance.
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TOLEDO lIARKET...sspt. as.

TOLEDO MARAEEss.SePts 70
[By TsleEraph.l -.
Wheat-Old firm and new deooping. Sales Of
old Michigan at 81 % new do. 81 81; cid No !
rsd Wabash So O5; old 30 rid Miami 81 81; ola
amber Michigan 81 zs; old opened at 81 50 and
Co COrn-A shade better. EGlss at SOC
Oats &c lower, closing with sAlss st s6c.
MILWAUKEE MAnKET-.Sept. 2e.
IBy TsIsgraph.1
FIOur-Qulet.
Wheaf-Dull and declined Ease. Sales OF lOO,.
coo bu az 81 42aSI A. Closing at inside prices.
Oats-steady. d. -- --a- a-..
Rose u RrenG18sp ErOVRsz0n 4AFEea Es
p0TH-i
Ths following Grs the rates charged By uBi
Hams-sugaE-ourod premium hams > D...... 2s
Canvassed Hams R D..s...'
A1fsSl ksaaE >
BhOuldeFB-SugArcuredS B B....s....s........... Is
Lard-PTiRs leaf kettle-r1d'd in bbls or tres. 50
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd In kegs 3 n. 2oH
EoEk-Eo. mess 8 Pbbl..ss.s..s..s.s....-ss.tSS 81
Extra clear 3 9bbl.......................s. So 70
~ no extra charge made 10T packages oe cart.
age to railroad depot1 or boats. All articles an
the ststs' OrdSn promptly Allsd, ,,
dAls-R HOa. IA. IA snd IA6 Ontario GtTSst.
Brndburn, Williams q Co.'s Quota.
ItORss r.r
white Fish-Balf bbIs No. so
Herring .........,,,,.,,, 4
PickereI-Out Of market
August Ss. 1855 suEsORs
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %,

MONDAE EVENING, OCTOBER %,
Continuing four days and closing with PUBLIC
CO IUERT, FTidAR evening, October 6tb.
As Ginger and Conductor Of Musical Conven-
lions, Prof Perkins Il exceIled BY none. All who
have ever bsen under his Instruction are veil salts
ned with the Improvements they have made.
Books will be furnished By the Conductor.
Come, Lovers OF Music, one and all. You viii
be veil cared for At Newton Falls.
L. P. ANDREWS, President.
g. n. GRIsWolD, Secretary. Repz7:248
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..ffDRIFTINc ABOUT"

u ADMIsSI .........................5O CENTS.
Tickets can be obsainsd at 8. BTAinsrd Sons
Music Store and at the door.
Doors open att. Lecture commences at o'oPks
sep2l:2fI P KEhDALL, Agent
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

1t is rumored that the. Prosecuting At
torney of Queens county, will lay before
the next Grand Jury, all the facts relating
to the recent slaughter of the Long Island
Railroad,
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DELEGATION.

NE" 4Uhk1 DPp'sMDer 70.
A delegation of the st. Louis city gov
ernment visited Central Park yesterday.
They visited Brooklyn in company with 8
number of New York officials. After visit
ing the public buildings in Brooklyn, they
left the city in company with the Mayor
and the Board of Water Commissioners 70
visit tie Brooklyn Water Works. To
morrow they examine the charitable insti-
tutions of New York, and on Thursday
visit the Oroton Wster Works. On Thurs.
day night it is expected they will proceed
to Boston. ...
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VOL XIX.,-.7'NO. $50
THE Markets.
PErTsBURea PETROLhUa Racket
IsRaolal ssDor. 6or o. D.Lly L..D...l


PTrrssURaH. September 2s-ss0o ?. 4.
The OIL market Is firm aud excited. Buyers are
anxious to invest, but sell are inclined 10 hold
on. Receipts OF Crude to-day By riv.r we're !, 1900
bbls. ss'es limited. isplasi ff 0ofsHeT
Sales Of D Beaned are IO,0-bblI bonded, imued' ate
delivery at Philadelphia, at sc; go bbls bonded,
October on spot, At 6sc; 5OOo bbIs at 5stzc; lCoO
bblS, serma Withheld.
sslss Of Crude are5co bbIs at Gsc. psekSges in
eludsd; 800 bbls 1t 245<9S6o without packages /;
2OOQbbls in bulk st 25c, Buyers Sre plenty ct that
fSu-e. Market continues to favor sellers
Tar advanced. Sales 500 bbl, At s6yOOAS,24.
I BenEols further advanced. Sales offres at $40.
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.HUR5DAY, SEPT. 28rH, 1865.
DFV GOOds RIankets &e
TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HKRETO

Il fore existing uDd the firm anne Of HOeReS q
6rothsIs, as General Agents Of be Manhattan
Life lnsurE nee % IL this day ttrmn ated bg mu.
al consent MessIs Lewis, Spencer 90 hGye
Desn appointed ~ our EDc ,essOrs in the General
Agency and are authorized to Little all uutsland.
ing accounts OF the late firm.
r~ HODGES BRoTHEBs.
OlevsIa: d, September ith, 1855. -
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EPISCOPAL coNYENTIoN.

The Episcopal Convention of the Diocese
of New York, will begin to morrow morn
ing. Various questions which have been
in controversy in this Church, and which
were the occasion Of the pastoral letters of
Bishop Potter two or three months ago,
will, it is expected, occupy large part of
the time of the Convention.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The Herald's Washington special says:
An order has been Issued for dismsntling
all the forts around the Capitol, bat it will
have no immediate effect in reducing the
number Of troops in the District. About
5000 volunteers shall remain on guard
duty The regulars are awaiting assign
msnt and are not considered as belonging
to this District. aF --~ A
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The undersigned having been duly appointed
General Agents Of tn. Msnhattan Lille Insurance
Company, of Rev York, for the htates OF Ohio,
Kentucky, In lana Illinois, Iowa, W soonsin,
minnesota and D ichigan have this day formed
topArtnenhip udaer the m name Of Lewis,
Spencer 3 Co.. for the prosecution Of the business
OF Life Insurance in "a States Patrons OF the
OJmPaDy, aud parties wishing ncies, will hnd
rs ct our of6re in pRrk Building Forth aide Pub
lie square. We o1er hbsral terms to good ssiici.
tors IRA LEVI,
OhSOH SPENCER
sep2T250eod JOHN d LEWIS
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The Concord Bank Robbery,

He Is stlll Ia the Arctic Seas.
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STRUCK FOR HIaHER WAGES.

The German journeymen carvers and
varnishers in this city, yesterday struck
for higher wages. The employers of the
FORMER generally aGUeosu. ~NlvauVvSa.
rate, but the varnishers were not 50 sue
cessful. n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
kemedl's Rheumatic Ointment.

The attention oftte public ia called 20 tiis most ex
cetnt of all Inments a. perfect and speedy cure
all De aches ana pains that flesh u heir to
RIEUMAlloN Is caused by staguaion OF tbs fluids
arfug ron checked persgifatiOn-are cured b. a few
botue.oi kenuedys Rheumatic Liniment
NEURALGIA the king Of all pain is caused by an
Inflammation of the nerves le in.tautly cured by few
applications OF bcunedys Rheumatic Llnment
STRAINS are caused by an ofer-eNtenH0n and sud
con racuou Of the muscles are cured by few bottles
man and beast
PLEuhIsI is m inflammation Of the Innings Of III
ribs cured BY few bottles Of Kennedy Rheumatic
LnmenL
BRUISES are caused by q sudden pressure Of The
flesh and smashing Of the tissues are instantly relieved
By Kennedy Rheumatic Lniment.
GRANT is o contraction OF the mu accs caused BY
udden stopping OF the nervous fluid which prevents
animal me having free ll)w is cured by lew appl-
cations Of kenn dys Rheumatic Liuiment
SHRE lHhOAI AND nOARSENESS are laused by
an Unnatural drynts OF the glands wet peicc Of ian-
mel VITA hcnnedy's Rheumatic Lin ment apply it ON
gong TO bed and you will be well ia the morning.
hEADACHE AND rHRoBBlNG or rHE TEMPLES il
caused BY pressure from inseusbe preparation ia cur
ed by few applications # Kennedy Rheumatic Lin.
inent.
WLAKNEsS on THE BACK follow the directions
IN tie circular around each bottle
FOR AN ULIERATED SORE THROAT Won will
take one leaspoonu Of the nment and four ttaspoou
ius Of water gargie in the throat twice Aay In |ew
Gays u VIII De we'll This one easpo0niui VIII b. worth
a dollar 10 yuu.
FOR BRONCHITIS and all inhsmmati, n OF tie throat
tcnss and palate, with dry hacking cough. iou will
dilute the nlment with four i've times ne bulk Of
water ga'ge .he throat and swallow the moisture THIS
never ialls II IL good for tOohache earache sWeed
ace, Inflammation ui every kind. Every family sheuld
have full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, R1xbury
Mass Price 30 cents. For sale byall drugrists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26
Agricultural.
Egg Husbandry.

Is 1t safe to 60 into the poultry business -
This is question: we are often asked We al.
ways answer, Yes, II you manage right"
We have seen numerous cases where people
have failed and have cursed the business but
il has been where the business has been man.
aged just as it ought not TO have been in fact
not managed at all-the hens left to themselves
10 most cases the most wretched management
has been given the hens. 1t just like farming
and every other businees-all In tho manage
ment.
Hens left to themselves in summer will Law
WhyY Because the requisites of laying are
there-that is, they are free and therefore I'm.
disturbed, have enough TO eat, and of the right
kind, and are comfortable You will hear such
a hen tra-la-la- it. The food is Vegetable and
animal-two requisites. The vegetable Is grass
grain, &c the animal is the bugs and insects
which are generally found on farm especially
grasshoppers. You will at once see how benz
fcial it Is to give hens tbs run OF the farm
lnnumerable bugs and velmin OF oil kinds are
destroyed every year. The hens are d grea,
benefit to the farmer, grester than he has any
idea of, for few people observe the thing. They
never ascertain how much heavier their grass il.
and Their grain crop, on account OF the loss OF
grasshoppers aud ether insects that are known
to burt these crops more or less They never
think about these thirgs--much less DO they
carefully estimate.
Now, We are not advocates of letting hens rur
at large. We have only noted the benefit lhat
is derived from it. We have said nothing a
the grain they destroy when harvest comes an,
the mischief they do Otherwise. We have onl,
Indicated what is condition of success w,
will therefore 20 further with this condition an,
apply 1t the year round-lOr that is the success
" hat making summer In winter for tn
hen You mus, do this or you will not succeed
or only partially, IN the degree that you appl,
it.
We have exhibited all tue points. Thes
points are principles they must be adhered n
Transfer summer into your hen-house-that Is
nave room enough, go that there is no crowdinp
no hurting each other have your room warm
That is an indispensable point have 1t clean
have Iced enough. variety OF food Is as poo
~ any way, ana perhaps betteI-certalnlv n
good corn, oats, buckwheat aud other gram
are generally used but some flesh or ANNA
1000 must DO given and seine vegetables Tn
unVefsal testimony IL ,hdl cabbage is the hest
As 1t viii increase cew's milk, SO it viii maj
hen lay the more.
We have thus indicated the man tb;na.
There ls always more or less variety ln ge,tip
up hen'hooses lew build just alike. A ma
must be hs own Judge, knowing the principle.
a mite variety, 10 laet Is INDUCED In, in mos
everything Ihe points only should be stret
kept 10 view. As to breeds We have indicate
IN other articles, what are the best layers. rb
SFaniards generally take the palm. Get n
best breeds you can, for it is The eggs that n,
most profitable IN keeping hens. Ii these rul,
are rot TO be observed, Do not 10 INTO the poo
try busness-Rufai World.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

A CLEAR Brown soUr-A good aud eeopom.
zeal recipe for soup which the most ine,neri.
enced cook oaght to be able TO make Take lhras
pounds Of the upper part OF the shin of LeeT
cut on all the meat from the bone and irv !,
together with Two carrots, two turniIs and Iour
onions, sliced thin, IN clean irying-pan with a
little clarified dripping, until it Is all ueelv
orowned-drain away all the grease, and put
the meat and vegetables, with The bone, into a
soup-digester, with three quarts Of warm water
add the following to il one small head of celery
a small piece OF lemon-,hyme ana sayory. A tea.
spoonful Of salt, ditto whole pepper and aiIspoe.
TWO cloves, piece Of mace, aud lump Of sugar,
and let u all simmer gently for SIX or seven
hours strain through fine hair sieve and
stfalnlng cloth into u clean basin, se, /, by in a
cool place, unit 1t is quite cold. when the IA,
must be carefully taken III the top, aud the sou !
Will be found IN clear jelly, which when re.
heated will b. about two quarts, and may b,
served as preferred, yeTI1ieeIli, pasta, or with
small cut vegetables, o Ia 1ard,niers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-26

GARoET For severe case Of garget the PrGi,
Farmer recommends, -one part aqua ammonia
two parts sweet oil, mixed and rubbed in daily
Mr.. Flint recommends iodine ointment, prepared
by taking one draobm of hydriodato Of potash
and an ounce of lard well mixed together. A
portion of the mixture, from the size Of pig
cons egg to twice that amount, to be well rubbed
into the swollen part, morning and night. Or
the hydrodate of potash may be administered
internally. Put an ounce and a half or Geo
grains Ito bottle and add fity.fve table
spoonsful Of cold water. Shake brskly and it
will be thoroughly dissolved in few minutes
One table spoonful will contain a dose of II
grains Of the hydriodate, which may TO ad-
minstered with little wet Indian meal or
shorts. well mixed. Give two or three doses a
day. Keep the bottle corked tight.