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OPTICAL.

8. PERLEY, the reliable Optician, siIi
= . continues to give universal satisfaction in In
practice Of his profession, No. I3s Superior stree
johnson House Building. Z
~ 1t Is to the advantage Of al, when sodeii-
cate = sense Is that Of sight Is concerned. I deal
with one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no Ar
pretensions also = full assortment Of Optical ana
9~GthamstioA LnstERna1 : FuIvI
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NJ stoeh MarEef-T.n :

- Re a5AOLA AEAE4-0ana g.
GoyERENEST sTocKs-sfeady aud dull.
US. IS $40 coupons go IO4sS; 20. registered Of
'62l0z4. docoupOns Of IS I0IZ
~SroeK-Steady and dun.
Ohio 4 Mississippi certificates 26%; New York
Central e6H; Erie 95H; Reading 10s; Michigan
Southeru0 70E; Quicksilver Az; Mariposa I4l1<;
Michigan Central l0i1; Hudson lO7N; Pitts.
6urgh SO North Western 80; do preferred 50;
Rock Island log; Fort Wayne 99Z.
Rose 4 Prentsss' PrOVisiOn Market
~ 1 Report.
The following are the rates charged by Us: -.
RAHs-SugHr-cured premium hams p D.. q
CASVAssED Hans %
DRIED BEEF-B
SHOULDEKs-SuRsr-eured p D. I6
BAcON-0r Smoked Sides D b. 20
LAED-Prim eafkettle-rnd'd in bbls or tres Is
" Prime Leafkettle-rnd'di in kegs 3 D.. 10
PoRK-No. 1 mess (new)B bbl-------.--.S2s 90
Extra clear y l--~-------.-- 81 90
sBEo extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and eqnal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos 142. IA and la Ontario straat.
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

-rh I'll. --l MONDAY, Jan s, 1896.
Trade is dun, and there is nothing of especial in
terest to report in relation to the market. Prices
are steady and unchanged. We quote;
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RUssELL's FOREST CITY HOUSE.

J Holmes, Detroit H Corwin, Warren o
c R Bostwick, NOrwarlkN LoveJOy, Oberlin
Stockwell, New Phila Nv Peck, VT
J Woods, Randolph J Campbell, VI
A J Dyer, Chatham C ROilo, city
n W Dyer, do J Goldwood, Richheld
n Parrish, Kingsville G = McCaforty, Buffalo
o b Sperry, do II NJ Trimble, city
D Lane, EaEdo GShsIdan, Mich
Z A Pierce, VermilIion II n Goldwood, Mich
E Bates, Chicago ~. 4ai
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WANTED-B0ARDIHG-By a single Gentle.
furnished, near Public Square. Address 20. Lock
Box A jan6.ZIs
UTANTED-A House and Lot on the West Side,
w well located Price not 10 exceed $500. Adj
dress, with 1ull particulars. W. NJ, West side +.
o.. Jan6.Z7o
CAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED.Iju just
received a large order from the south Tor ladies
and gents cast-On wearing apparel also carpets,
bedding, &C. 4 am Wiling TO pay a high price BY
calling on or by note sent By post to NILS. HANNA,
no. l1O Pittsburgh street, Cleveland, U. lsn2ze6
UANTED-A competent School Teacher, to
w take charge OF the Union Schools in New
burgh village. inquire Of q. Is. WORTH or C.P-
JEAElr. Jani:275
WANTED TO RENT comfortable house
w containing . or 10 rooms within halt q mile OF
tbs Court uouse. Possession wanted April LIST. Ad-
dress NJ, q. a T. r. x. once. dec2g:276
WANTED-ru PURCHAsE.-A convenient
w house with lot, in q desirable locality. Price
not to exceed S2,jOJ. Address, stating price and
terms. G. H., P. o. Drawer 344. dec2I:2l5
CFTUATION WANTED-A situation to do any
y kind OF Light Work, BY q young, married, Amer,
lean woman, with 5 child three months Old. Would
prefer TO 90 as nurse. Call At l9 Fulton street.
ME. =. 9eoE5z-2
WANTED.-Seoond-hAnd Furniture, Carpets,
w Stoves, &C., &c., at II. MOors old stand, q
Ontario street, fOr which the highest price viii De
paid. decI4.Sz
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$1,000 Reward--The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's Mellihuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whoop'ng cough and primary cases
of eonsumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
lifuous Cough Balsam. It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENFoN q DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
,,e.pE
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a German paper publishes an anec-
no.e oi PRESIDENT Lincoln, which has
not been in print in this country. a
lieutenant, whom debts compelled to
ieave MS fatherland aud service. suc-
ceeued IN being admitted to the late
-. resloent Lincoln, and, by reason Of
meHt and intelligent appearance ,,s.
promised lieutenant's commissinn a.,
a cavalry regiment. He was so enran.
tured at his success that he deemed ~
duty to inform the President that he
belonged to one OF the Oldest nobis
houses In Germany. "Oh, never mind
mat, said the President, ''you will not
vancement.n '"u' au-
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EFFECTS OF ELEcTRicITY.-It Is well
known that friction develops electricity,
and mechanics are generally aware that
a machine belt, running at great speed,
is always electrified by its friction with
the air. The experiment. has often been
tried in the Office of the Ledger, Of light
ing gas-burners by workman holding
one hand toa fast-going belt, and the
other to the burner. This experiment
has, no doubt, been tried in many other
1,..aces where machine betting is employ
on When belts are In this electric state
II il Y, nv dangerous to have cotton waste
or anv o,, e. combustible material near
them or nea, ans iron rods or bolts COM
municating ,vit,. them. The electric
sparks viii set Gre ~ cotton waste or
shavings as easily as to a sas-onrner.
Bolts enclosed i'm castings sho,. ID ,c'sen DC
examined. tits very probable thu. my
OF the supposed cases of confiavrat,. ms
rom spontaneous combustion.U have
~ reality originated from electricity nro.
duced by machinery in motion. -biuo.
Ledger. WA
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From the Rev Vim. Smith, formerly Pastor Of the Yin
eentown and Millville IN. ~ Baptist ChurchesI
M

From til. Rsv Joseph H. Kennard Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist Church.
have Lesn frequently requested to connect nv nam
With eniations OF different kinds OF medicines bat
regarding the practice out Of appropriate sphere
have in all declined; but with clear proof in \.
rious instances and particularly in my family of III
usefulness Of DR. Hollands German Bters depart fo
from my usual course to express my full conviction
that for general debility Of The system and especially fort
Liver Compliant, is safe and vdlasdbIs preparation
In 1t ma, fail but usually doubt not IL
will be very beneficial TO those who suffer from the abovs
causes. Yours, very respectfully,
J. H. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coats street.
Philadelphia, December q, 1854
Rev. J. S Herman, Of the German Reformed Church.
Kutztown, Berks Ccsnty. Pa cured Of dyspepsia o.
twenty year, standing
A. NJ. Spangler Editor of the Cultxri No. rs North
Sixth street. Philadelpha says this Bitters was recon-
mended TO him by medical friend and six bottles curei
him Of complete prostration Of the nervous system.
Rev Newton Brown, D. Editor o., the Encyclopedias
OF Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle Phil
aielphia.
Rev Thons Winter D. D. Pastor Of Roxborough BAPTIST
Church.
Rev Levi g. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist Church. Penn
berion, n j., formerly Of the North Baptist Church.
Phat elphs, az present PasfQ Of the Bsptet Church
at Chcs r, Pa.
Thee gentlemen express the strongest terms their
favorable opinion Of this Bittvss.
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ACHANGE OF BAsE.-The Boston Ga
sette's ..Old Apple Man" writes I have
thought somewhat of changing my base
OF operations and going into the Fenian
bond business, there il such splendid
field open for making money. There
can be no doubt, think, in my mind.
of any intelligent man, Of the success OF
the Fenian movement. The only obsta-
Gle in the way b England, mere baga-
telle, that an iron-clad or two can blow
out of the water. This must be evident
ut glance, and the investment in bonds
will soon bring about this very desirable
result. Doubtless the whole of Europe,
excepting the Pope. will join In this
movement, and the United States, 1t IL
well known, stands ready to help by In
vesting its surplus debt In some sinking
fund, than which none better Is known
than this. However, in hope of better
times, 1 shall defer decision until the
first successful battle, and then put up
the coupons and, speaking of coupons,
1t reminds me of boast Of my friend
Sleet, who is an inventor Of wearing ap-
parel made of paper. He tells me that
he has invented paper shirt, with c0u-
pons attached, an expedient that will
undoubtedly be "A success.
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
A QUESTION OF DIET.

The Pail Mall Gazette, commenting
upon the cattle plague, has the following
suggestive remarks: 81
: II the culture and cattle-feeding of
France are examined IL will be found
France hinder the bone and guapo cul.
ture and artificial live stock rearing 60
largely practiced in England. The
bread and wine diet of the laborers les
sens the number Of cattle necessary fol
the sustenation of the people. Thsst
facts indicate that France has no such
difficulty in dealing with the cattle
plague as 1t exists in England. Wsma,
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The Morfulk 2ost.
TUESDAY. APRIL 8, 1865.
THE STATUE.



Erswhile Il seemed cumbrous block,
Whose even surface blank, a. pure,
Betokened but the barren rock
Strong. not 10 do, but 10 endure. sa
It's dull, impressive calm revealed
No sign OF Actions noble strife; fH
No great imprisoned soul appealed
With silent prayer for larger iifs
Yet everincre the sculptor wrought.
Until, beneath his moulding hand,
The image ola growing thought
Within the marble seemed 10 stand
At first, the rugged lines declared
steady patience hrm a. fate
The impress ofa will, prepared
The certain future 10 await
But slowly, with subtle change,
A deep and passionate desire va 5lit
Wrought through the features finer range,
To kindle them with sentient IRE. 1854
A sudden thrill Of longing shook
Its pulses through that hungry eazei
Like one whose mute, imporing look
The spirits Utmost need betrays.
So towered the statues empty pride,
A mind, q heart, within II born;
Yet, for the quickening soul denied.
Its beauty void, Its strength forlorn.
etill seemed tho blind, nplifted eyes
Promethean lighfnings to beseech
The breathless. parted lips surprise 80
To wait the final gift Of speech.
More wan and worn. the artists lace
Each day above hts idol bent
Az II the strangely conscious grace
With stolen life were eloquent.
As IT, while surely, hour by hour,
Expression in the marble grew,
The finger OF mighty power,
Fashioned the human face anew n.z
AT length, to last expression wrought,
Instinct with prophecy divine,
II stood, grand embodied thought
A God within mortal shrine.
With Earths expiring pulses thrilled
Achieving so the glorious goal
Lies sacrifice by Death FULFILLED
The statue held the sculptors soul
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK POST

now probably look forward to the us
| ease becoming more amenable 10 treat
| ment for two reasons first, the weak
| ching of the contagious influence by
constant atmospheric circulation and
changes always occurring; second, from
the beasts most susceptible of its innu-
ence from high or low typhus causes
having succumbed to the disease or tne
axe 1t will then remain with US 70
strengthen our cattle against the ASSAULTS
of the plague by the introduction OF
more natural mode of feeding our stock
the use of plain, simple food, instead OF
the strong artificial essences which nov
stimulate them into precocious maturity
ut the sacrifice of their health.
We stand now ia the presence OIL
peril to national industry, prosperity,
and tho health and stamina OF our ~,
borers. Animal food has been deemed
necessary of life by Englishmen.
some have thought that prosperous ~
pie ate too much meat, and our iauoIsls
too little, but all, with very few excepe
lions, have felt that In the ciifnhte "
England men must have meat 10 ue
maintained in health. In view OF ma
tipnal calamity it may be well to inquire
IL the working people are as depenuens
on the supply of animal food for lie Anu
health as we from our habits IN ciues
and In possession OF wealth are leu ~
suppose, IL Is of course true that WneIo
animal food Is largely produced, rs IN
England, 1t is largely consumed: But
that many manage to live and labor on
"A mode rate supply is also true. In Are-
land this 10 potoriously the TACT. 1n
proof we may quote the testimony OF y;
Curling, Esq, seventeen years agent %
the Devon estate. He says:
There are six thousand SIX hunureo
and eighty persons on the estate. They
are energetic, moral and well behaved.
I do not remember crime in seventeen
wears. not even 20 much as stealing
chicken. They are a contented. grateful
people--grateful even for,fair play. Out
of six hundred farmery, deduct hftys ano
the rest do not see wheaton loaf, OF
smell meat, except at Christmas and
Easter. They have been brought up 70
this custom. One tenant on the Devon
estate / have seer sit down TO potatoes,
buttermilk and Indian meal, who Pur-
chased at recent sale E10, 900 worth Of
property, and did not have TO borrow q
shilling to pay for 1t. I believe this Is
10 be the usual mode OF living IN Linn
erick. 1@
Under these circumstances the work
ingmen of England may take courage,
even ii the worst come TO the worst.
With rinderpest in cattle, small pox In
sheep, and trichin@ in pigs and rabbits,
we may experiment in Devon diet with
safety, If not with advantage.
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Il
REMEMBER

That this Bittsrs 10 not Alcoholic, contains no Rum
Whisky and cannot make Drunkards, but is the Bes
Tonic In the World
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Inc Mississippi Codhoniasa saws ono
~ ~ tne pest prospects which il has no
.leed Tor good cotton crop next vear
IN mississippi, is the immense nunha,,
oil iaborers, both white and black whi.h
are landing at Friar's Point and Other
places adjacent. cav osner
The Auburn, N. Y. Aduert;ser sac
shat 2 son OF Brigham Young. former,Y
a. esloent OF that village, was in town
sast week looking up sundry debts If
MS iathsr's. which he was anyior,s re n, ~
qoloate, with the interest which has ~
crued during thirty five years. - "'-
Inc Secretary of the Treasury .p4
request of the Governor of North Cs .ne
ma, on Saturday, Forwarded him f,',,
sc. OF United States standard we;shts
anu measures to replace those DESTROYED
Prince Napoleon is about to sci, a,,h,s
prone and marble statues colieoted in
MS Roman House in Paris.
M. Louis Hottinguer, a rich banker
at Sc, 00O. 900. % s1iueo
A french writer says that there ar.
Marriage, Paris and Death. D'''"'
a work-house is an iustitut;or -,
ssA'eo because no work 10 done in IL. ~
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ID l. A N K D E E l
~ oR:sALE AT THIS OFFICE
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Read Who Says So.

From tie Rev W. D. ssgfied Pastor Of Tw slfh Baptst
Church, Philadelphia a
Gentlemen IL have recently been laboring under the
distressing effects OF indigestion. accompanies by pros
tration Of the sysem Numerous remedies were
recommended by friends and some Of them tested but
,sithou, relief. your HocAand's German Ritt.ss
recommended by psreons who had tried thr and whose
favorable mention Of these Bitters induced try
them. confess that had aversion to Patent
Medicines the Thousand and one" qnsck "Bitters
whose only aim to be to palm of sweetened and
druggel liquor upon the community In sly way, and the
tendency OF which, fear, Is 10 make many confsuled
drunksrd Upon learning that yours really msdi
cnal preparation, took 1t with happy effect. Its &C
tou emily upon the stomach, but upon the nervIus
system, prompt and gratifying. feel that have
derived great and permanent benefit from the ms OF
few bottles Very respectfully yours,
W. ID SEI9FRfED
No. 25f shackamaxon street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UR HIT, CA RI Il r q e o.
w GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY,
No, so BROADWAY.
NEW YORK,

Negotiate LOANS for FARMERS end PLANTERS
also for ASSOCIATIONS, CORPORATIONS and CON
PANIEs and partnerships for the cuyat q CUI
TON SIiAR RICE and all SOUTHERN PRODUCTS;
also ,nr the LUMBER and TURpENTINE business.
Procure WHITE LABOR, native OF foreign to supply
special demand. Orders are solicited ,,,,,x,,c
Organize Associations for the development OF &
and MANUFACTURING interests and tbs sEfTLE-
MENT OF SOUTHERN LANDS. ,,,,,,us
Purchase and forward MACHINERY, IMPLEMENIs;,
SUPPLIES, &C. for FARMERS, PLANTERS. emu
dive careful, attention to tho collection and securing Of
sb,s and the adjustment and settlement Of claims OF
every description
HIGHEST pSessona ability, business capacity and social
nosion in their respective localities. Their plan oil
bus ess Is thoroughly systumac and all It's details IRE
csreflly arranged 10 tho utmost responsibility
and reliability All business entrusted to them or their
correspondents will receive prompt attention Iaelr
Conversation will consist ENTIRELY OF oomMis
sIONs, and charges will be moderate -
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~

BEWARE OF coUVTERFxIzsi
ear See thatthe vgnafure Of &C. N. JACKSON" Il on
the wrapper Of esct. bottle.
G- should yoy nearest Druggist not have the ar,
Gle do not be pu oa by any Of the Intoxicating pr epars
tons hat may Je offered in iu place. but send to o. aud
we will forwv d, securely packed, by express.
PpHcrAI ogrIcx AsD MasurAcroRr,
NO. si ARCH srREEr,
PuuApkrpHrA, Pa
JON ES & EV ANS,
fsuccsssou to c. N. yAcF :zos /. COL
PRoPR1EToRs.
az Fer sals BY Drussi''s an Jp.i.sz in every low
] IN the United ststs. dsr2s-2Awly
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a

From tns Rev v. D. Fsnds Assistant EDITOR Christian
ohroricle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of HooE
inds German Bitters feel IL my privilege
mend them most valuable tonic, to all who suf
ering from general debility from diseases arising from
arrangement Of the liver Yours truly,
&. D. Kendall.
Prom the Rev D. Merrige. Pastor OF the Passayunh
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given TO
ioofands German Biters induced to give them a
trial After uslng several bottles found them be
good remedy for debility, and excellent tonic for
the stomach. d. AERHI6E
-
From the Rev. VIM Smith, formerly Pastor Of the Yin
eentown and Mville IN. 81 Baptist Churches.J
Having used in my family number Of bottles OF yo
Uooands German Bitters, have TO say that regard
them an excellent medicine specially adapted to re-
move the diseases they recommended for They
strengthen aud invigorate the System when debtated
and useful in disorders of the liver loss Of appetite
&C. have also recommended them to several OF my
friends who have tried them, and found them greatly
beneficial in the restoration Of health
Yours truly, WIN SMITH
No. 3e6 Hutchinson street Philadelphia
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(sOrt RcaO pferDebabn.)
Na6 dUwfUntpWn BON MOrssns Z.
DIR Bis Mbenos 7 u6r ltanbIth. Der 9laAt=
0aescn Ii ubr 9tsncs. QtbfaSrt pom 6Olt-
bdpfraSs.