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local :Ire1ns.

will confer IL favor by paying up at
once. Those who fail will have their
papers discontinued. Cash vii, aiso
be required for all advertisements.
Persons forwarding advertisements
from distance, must send remit
tance. Job work cash on delivery
-->l>~r.~l>~->.~>>~-- -
KEEP Your EYES OPEN. "A dry
goods merchant, yesterday morning,
while attending to the wants of
several customers, observed a colored
woman working her left arm ner-
vously. His suspicious were excited,
and he approached her, raised her
shawl and found Balmoral skirt
concealed beneath it. He gave her
some wholesome advice, and allowed
her to depart.
The Columbia Bible Society will
hold a public meeting, at the First
Presbyterian Church, Columbia, this
(Sabbath) evening, the 9th of Febru-
ary. Service to commence at 7
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. DIR. Plumer, Rev. DR.. Rey-
nclas and Rev. mir. frineie. The
public are earnestly invited to at
tend. Collection taken up for the
Columbia Bible Society.
LONG SERMoNs.-A clerical gentle
man says: eff we would only take
the trouble to remember how we felt
twenty or thirty years ago, when we
were listeners; how we endured very
patiently the first quarter of an hour;
how, very soon after that, the eyes
would wander to the clock; how, by
turns, we would grow impatient and
ashamed of our impatience. angry
and ashamed of our anger, sleepy
and ashamed of our sleepiness; how
we would settle down into sort of
numb and listness despair; if we
would only call these things to mind,
we would no longer dare to so tempt
the good nature and Christian en-
durance of our patient hearers Sun
day after Sunday"
Per contra, another says: ga law
yer who consumes three hours in
arguing question of law relating
to the ownership of a barrel of apples,
is indignant at his minister for ex-
ceeding twenty-five minutes in un-
folding one of the great principles
OF morality, on whose observance the
tolerable existence of society de-
ponds. The Judge. who fills two
hours with his opinion on the right
of the counsel to challenge witness,
grumbles at his minister because he
has prolonged the discussion of
fundamental laws of human progress
to thirty minutes. The belle, who
has spent-how long? in adjusting
the bows of her bonnet, (?) is re-
morseless in her criticism on the
minister who does not finish his
meditations on the fatherhood of
God in fifteen minutes. The fop,
who has combed, and stroked, and
perfumed his beard and moustache
for half an hour, is mortified past
endurance if the poor minister is not
through his discussion of the i'm .
mortal life inside of twenty five mi
nutes.'"
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NEW ADvEkTIsEMENTs.- is call
cd 10 the following advertisements, pub
lished this mo.... : for the fra, time:
]. P. NJ. Epping-Marshal's Sale.
Concert at Howard School
G. II. Miot-Meeting.1 g.1rustees.
Mrs +. II. Hopk ns-Finale Notice.
+. w. Green-Sherlff's Sales.
Shearith Israel-No;ice.
w. X. Greenfirld-Assessor's Notice.
@ II. Baldwin II Co-Coal Oil, &c.
Duffie and Chapman-Valentne
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS Day
Trinity Church Rev. P. J. Shand,
ector, 1019 a. m. and p m.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. w. E.
Boggs. pastor, 1O% u. m.
st. Peters Church-Rev. J. J.
O'Connell, 10 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Washington Street Ohapel-Rev.
e. G. Gage, 10% q. m. Rev. VIM.
Martin, 81 p. M.
Marion Street Church-Rev. S. FL.
Browne, 1O% a. m. Rev. e. G.. Gage,
3R p. m. s..
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A.
r. Rude, 1014 u. m.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. l.. Rey-
nolds, 1O16 a. m. and 81 p. in.
Christ Church Congregntion--The
logical Seminary Chapel-Rev. J. M.
Pringle, 101a q. %.
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DAVIES, JR.
NNIERCES DIAMOND HAMS, the best
Il cured, at the currant rate for common
Hams, just received and for sale by ..,
Feb 90 q. II. BALDWIN s. co.
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POPULAR FAhnAc1Es.-That you can
receive one dollar a day, spend two
and get rich. '' '-'
That the man who can't pay for his
breakfast can raise the money to 60
into q circus.
That to do a man one favor, and
then refuse him another, won't make
him twice as mad as if you had re-
fused him the first.
That when a friend presents you
hound, it will cost you nothing.
That when you buy on. credit,
knowing very we'll you will not pay,
it ia not stealing.
That the next years taxes will be
lighter. y
Tha. every one man is to die ex-
cept you.
That if you have n good cause in
love, war or law, pitch in, you are
bound to win.
That you can play draw poker and
lose just SO much and no more.
That when you buy horse, he will
be certain to turn out as represented.
That if you always say what you
think, you will win the regard of the
entire community.
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF
SOUTH CAROLINA. The Grand Secre-
tary gives notice that the next annual
convocation of the M. Z. Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of South Caro-
lima will be held at Greenville Court
House, on Tuesday next, the 11th
instant.
The serious mischiefs which tight
lacing inficts upon women have been
described over and over again, with
out putting stop to the practice.
Not only are the lungs contracted so
as to injuriously affect the breathing,
but the internal organs are displaced,
so that other important functions of
the body are impaired: The form of
the modern female waist is shown, by
comparison with the drawings of the
Venus di Medici, to be at variance
with the correct principles of beauty,
and yet the imperious demands of
fashion require the bellies of the nine
teenth century to infiot serious
injury on themselves, in order to
mould the human figure into the shape
of an hour-glsss. In the mountain
ons regions &C this country, hooks
and eyes, and stays, and iron mouse
traps, miscalled skirts, are unknown.
The wives and daughters of the hardy
foresters of the West are clothed in
easy fitting apparel, adjusted to the
person with buttons. Consequently,
the most noble specimens of woman
kind are to be found "far in the
wilds, remote from public view
Think of that, We city bellies.
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RUB ERT II. THOMPSON.
IN ToWsoNToWN.

AAf ~ w oON ~ w IN.
re' ciiu.!y imiorm the ciiixcns 81 Tow d.
soni"wn aud vicinity. thai have . No. /
stui. that ] buy inr Cash. mud will eel my
goods VERY LOW For CASH. and ihs, ~.
determined {" please all whn may favor in.
with ,heIr patronage.
will have ut all times a well selrrt-,i
stock "i tbr choices, FAMILY GROCERIES A..
ols" fine assortment "i staple DRY GOODS
City made Boot aud shoes. Hats aud Carr.
QuccnswareO subscriptions Hardware. aud
= general variety oi NOTIONS: all "i which
will hc sold Ut city price,. aud III. gnoI,
promptly delivered t. nay customers at their
residences.
will keep un hand thc best FLOUR l., L..
had ia the market. Also. the best HAMS ami
BACON. Mackercl and IIcrrings. aud will TAX.
care that my patrons are scrVcd with 80 ~
FEEIOE IhTItLEN.
hope that nay friends aud the public gen.
orally. will favor NY enterprise aud help M =,
establish " fiIs; Rate Store IN Towsontown
RoB'r II. THOMPSON.
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Garfield, ssrOs. a. Co.,

:41 BNLFtNORt >tRtLI.
t"GN .I.''t CHARLES. BALTIMORE. Mn
HaIE : FINL %IOCk Of
u"!d 'wa'rL.. iur Ladies andGentleincn.
Silver Hunting case Watches of all sinds.
Gold Chatclain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelets Rings.
Rich suits oi Iew-lry ol new styles.
Bracelets. Necklace. Earrings and Pins IT
great variety.
Pearl. Carbuncir. seal aud other Rings.
Silver Spoons. f"g@.. Ladies. Butter Knives,
&C., &C..
Silver Pitchers. GuhIcts. cups. salts. &c.
Fancy silvc! ,'"ud & new styles.
Plated Tea uui oilcr SITS ni late patterns
Casters. Basket. lee Pitch, r. and Cups
Plated nr Alahnt, Fork AMI Spoons Of best
quality
Table aud Pocket cutlery. sri.-"r. RsEor..
wairhcs carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera Nld~-, g. Pugtmunalrs beautiful
rars Gilt aui Porcelain Vases beautiful Psr
Is Card Receiver and "ih-r articles: Prouts
Hair ant Tooth urr-hc. Fine Marble aud
Br"uscd Par Ii"rh. B."nzcd Figur,s and
Ornament
e. MILITARY GOODS. -
Sword ani Belts f'r Army and Navy. sash
IS. spur. Button. Lace. Cord. Navy Lace.
Cap. Star AID Emhr"idrrirs Army Einbroi
dcrir, at all kind. Chcvr"ns. Bindings. Cloth,
Sc. Ficli Glasses. Pistols AMI Cartridges.
March -. IsGS.--lv
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Baltimore Advertisements.
10 NJ ID q NJ
INDICATED
EAL U " RESTORER!

INDICATED
~ IEAL U ~ REST ORER7
q A sCRL MREEDY for Dyspepsia, Liv m
Acr Complaint, Heart. Burn, lIabitual y
n Costivcncss, Loss of Appetite Nervous. d
r, ness, Weakness of the Limbs. depression
& Of Spirit. Fever and Aguc. Collie, Dyson. ~
a tar General Debility Vital Energy, 49,. b
Y aud ANY di.'as" arising lr"n lcsiiiIa,cd s
4, stomach
y lts "n'''- 90" generally inEianta ncous. 10
~ II lnd- it. Way directly /" the seat 1T life
o thrilling ahd Iuick,niug every nerve 4
raising up the 'ir'nping spirits aud infus.
d, ing new health ani yigor IN the system. b
Il can be- used 10y old aud young--malc
a aud Irinalc. with perfect safety. b
II you are dcbilitatcd and require q 4
strengthening remedy you have Il in the !,
n LONDON INDICATED HEALTH y
~ fESTORER.
~ u you l,''sc you appetite, by which you p
. viii s,un hsconic feeble and Frustrated,
a ihcIEALTil RESTOREI,iA your remedy. v
This truly valuable preparation IL used
y and recommended by many Of the leading n
- ph! s.rlab. ~ the country and all phy. y
m sirians VII" "ncc test It's merits pronounce
~ II valuah" Il gives tone - the stomach. =
u rct"' The - stem aud prolongs life. r
" comedy asain-i Fever aud Agnc IL
q, w''rt- like charm. =
-" PRICE ~ PER BOTTLE.
q ~" iuin" have LONDON MEbi
Ca III HEALTH RESTORER. 4. A. ,
4 Foo ~. B,ttisonL. Nh. blown ia the bot r
Y IL" 'nd my signature On the label. y.
=. A. FOUTZ.
Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
BALttvouE. No.
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Miscellaneous.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD!
LONDON
LOOD PAN ACE A!
Tic Urea, Ahcm'ire & Mood Psriasr.

Tic Great Ahcrafire a. BioOd Purifier.
rs the mrsi peri, ct vegetable compound Of al
II tcratiscs, tonics, diurctics aud diaphorctics,
making II the most effective, invgorating. rem
ovating anf blood cleansing cordial known TO
the world. For the cure II Scroiula or Kings
Evil. Cutancous Diseases, Erysipclas, Doils.
.................... rimPles aud Blotchcs ON tho
Face, sore Eyes, scald Heal,
1.ondon letter Affections. Old and
Stubborn Ulcers. Rheumatic
:B o. % a %; Disorders. Yellow Jaundicc.
Salt Rhculn. White Swell
Panarea. ings, Mcrcuriai Diseases.
General Debility, Faipata-
''''''''''''''''''''' ton and fluttering al the
Heart, Consumption, Asthma, Syphiiis and
Syphilitic Affections. inflammation u the Blad-
dor aud Kidneys, Pains In the Back. Dropsy,
&c. To the broken down female Il gives life,
aud energy, by restoring the powers Of nature
when health again succeeds the feeble form and
pallid check Of the sufferer.
Nothing eau be more surprising than lis in
MIGRATING effects ON the human frame. Fer
sons all weakness and lassitude, by using the
rASAcEA, Of once become robust aud full of en-
sTgy under it, influence.
Ladies who have pale com plcxioua and dark
about tho eyce. bloichcs aud pinpies on the
face. rough skin or frccklcs, and are out oi
spiri,., should use bottle or two Of LoSpoS
BLooB rASAct,. II will cleanse your blood.
remove the irccklcs and blctchcs, and give you
animation. sparkling eyes, fine spirits aud
beautiful complexion. Try H.
sC-rTicc - 10 Per Bottte.-seg
The genuine have L,SpoN DLooB PANArsA.
$. \. FnrU, B,LriSnET, Mn, blown in the hot
lie. aud my 'isusturn on tlpe wrapper.
\. A. rOUTZ.
Manufacturer 4 Proprietor. Baltic. MI.
wM. :. SllEALEY. AaEu.
Jan. 81. ts6S.- .ly. Towsont"wn. Md.
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John M. Griffith & Co.'s
Agricultural Implement,
Hardware and seed store,
No. - North F0cu NJ.
BALTIMORE. Mn


/tALL. AND EXAMINE
y THEIR JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Iidckry Self Discharging Wheel Horse.
Rakcs,
v " IL Cut Gear Reaper aud Mower.
ph!" Reaper aud Mower.
Tornado Thrrshcr and Cleaner,
''Hrcy aud other Hufsc Powers.
i;nllagd's Hay r'iirr.
Swifs Lawn Mower.
Hay aud Cotton Pres-c-.
kldcH's Thill li"r ami culiiyatof.
Tng.cy's Improved Butter Churn,
'",k'. Sugar Evapora,ors.
Iir;og zane Miils.
Wheat and Guam" Drills. beet in use
straw Cutters. most improved kinds
,"rn shelters, BY hand and horse power;
I.'''.blc Cider aud Win. Iills Presses,
N.~"lruil' : Portable Barunetcrs,
iunialls Horse Hay Forks.
steel and cast Iron Plows.
plow Castings. = " Handles,
HarTuws. Cnltitat.fs. Grain Cradles,
English aud American Moving Scyihcs.
Revolving Horse Hay Rakes.
Hickory Hand Rakes uf our own nanufac
turc. warranted L. be- superior 10 any
IA the market.
ALSO.
Clover and Timothy Seed.
Orchard Grass.
kentucky Blue Grass.
Herds erase seed.
Oats. Corn. Potat"c..
Aud a general assortment "i Garden Seeds
and FERTILIZERS
Es-- send for Circular and Price Li.t-8S
May %, isGs.--'f.
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ANp VEEMECiLLA

fi,,h nri FiuiIs of all kind. Gained
M.,;- and Fi-h. Foreign and D"hcsiic Pre-.
SAG. sal J-ilic. have "n hanu . Tine
Stock ai ,Ild
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MADE FROM
Supcr-Phosphate of Lime, Ammo.
mia and Potash.
NiHHANTtn fHrh Tno> AbritErArI"V
rsrl~d In Iings ~ sOO III. Earh.
II AZ raised Y''od crops Of Wheat. Corn, Uats
IL Potatoes, GThss. Cotton. Tobacco" and Veg
ctablrs at all kinds. fGrmcrs ronid 40 wei q.
'nq"ird Of heir HoHresi dcaiT ~ feri,h-yA a. .,
the r6s"ifs CbidiHsf from Nc rsc of Compish Va
""rt III" growing crops uf wheat. at ihi.
time. freely attest lis virtues
rE'oNuENhEb HN
Bath Garrett. Chemists. Phils..
Williams Mos. Chemists. Philgda
g. Elton Buck. chemist. New YORK
Aud BY all vii" hav" used IL up {" ih,. iimr.
We have numerous testimonial. tu the effect
that II is an i0vnluabic Fertilizer. a.d Ve 70
eo~me"d II highly ~ q" 'op drsAs."q .'or What
aad Grdss.
DIXON, SHARPLESS l. co,
SOLE AGENTS.
80 sssih Water street aud 20 south Nhsr,r,.
PHILADELPHIA
For sale by WM. REYNOI.Ds.
10 sOUTH sTIEET.
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IREES a BLACK TEAS.
- choice chops:

f"FFEEs Jay Lasu!ra. Rio. A..
knsi.-h aLd American
~, EiE-. APli;> MD CONDIMENTS.
OLIVES ITALIAN MATcAkOSl.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, dec.

Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.
G"nAr PANIC SALES
GREAT PANIC SALE OF CLOTHING.
1905 Pairs OF Pants from - 10 So.
5.0oO Pairs Of Pants from - e. Sd.
'.oiO Vests ircm SI.5O 10 81.
1000 Vests from si.50 a. ~.
900 bus'a'.. suii. Sl2 IT, go.
i.o00 Bnsitess Suits ~? I" SEQ
900 Dress suits tiS to so.
soo Dress Suits AIS 10 $2S.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK At PANIC PRICES.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK on CLOTHING
At REDUCED PRICES.
Remember, thg,, Goods must be- sold at MAR
BLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
1000 Bcs, White shirts 81 tn $3.50
I.ooo I'c-i white Shirts ~ 10 $2.so
clothing. Clothimg. Cl"lhins
clothing. Cl"thing. cl"thins
N"ar IN mind, these Goods must tr ."li.
without Regard IT, Cost. ~
MARBLE HALL
SMITH. BROS. & Co.
% and 20 West Baltimore st.
May .3.--tf.
:. n. =. NoHRis. y. o. grows
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YORK ROAD RAILROAD.
SUMMER sCnEDuLE.

HAvE CITY HALL each houres Z,
IL from A. N. 10 I 4. NJ,
aud ~ o'clock L. NJ
LEAVE TOwsONTOwN EACH HOUR
from A. n. 10 !. T. ~, except ~ ".
e0-kI0HT CAk will leave Towsontown Tor
baltimore At . T.. NJ.
Se1-ON SUNDAYS, leave City Hall at each
hour from 9 A. NJ. 10 I r. NJ. and Towsontown
from A. N. tosP. n and 8 p. NJ.
A. d. sANKs, Agent
April ss.--t6
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Family Grocery.


.Ard HIGH STREETS. BALTIMORE.
Inform their old friends aud customers, aud
the public generally, that they keep an hand
WINES AND LIQUORS, in wood and glass, for
medicinal and other purposes superior sugar
cured HAMS the cloiccst brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
aud Black Teas Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee:
Loaf. Crushed, Pulvcrixcd, Clarified and Brown
Sugar Broma. Cocoa. Chocolate. Farino. Rice
Flour. sage, Yeast Powders. Sardincs, Sauces,
Pickle. Extracts, Salad Oil. Pure Spices, Fiss
RaisinK. Almonds, CTacl RS, Cheese, fine and
coarse salt. Table aud Dairy do. Syrups, New
Orlcan, aud Sugar House Molasscs, Kerosene
LubTicating and Lard oil. Tobacco, Dupsnts
Superior Canister Powder. shot. Gun CAPS, Ac
all oi which We will sell at the most reasonable
prices.
ALSO. they how have connected with their
Grocery Store. adjoining il on High Street. a
store Ter the sale of
Et iSnS. rilOSPlIATES OF ALL KINDS,
PoUDRETTE.
NOM. LINE.
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. DC.
Et' GRAIN and FEED Of all kinds, Baled
Hay aud Straw. Field Seeds. and Country Pro.
ducc ~ all kinds.
FER The highest Cash Price nj all times paid
for Oats. Corn. Potatoes. Eggs. aud all other
Country Produce.
E;f-with a determination tn keep the best 81
goods and cell ON reasonable terms. they hope
10 merit continued evidence OF public favor.
ALFRED IJAMS.
J. ALFRED lIUTCHiNS.
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JULIUS HnNES'S
Wholesale AND RETAIL
DAY q obs SrO Z,
IonNEM OF NAY ANr EALrrnS1

CORNER ~ GAY AMI EAErrn ST..
Where the cheapest DRY GOODS j. .clu
"a the city.
just received tom Auction splendid quality
MOZAMBlGrE al - aud :. cents. rhcnp al 81
cents. Pearl MODES aud Lavender ALFACAs
at ~ and 81 ccnis Figured GRENADINES
at 81. 25 AMI - cts. less than halt price. New
styles "f chcnc POrLlN and Tonrin Cloth. tor
suits. a, 80 c"its. Plain French LAWNS.
CllNIL fhKI ALES. GiSGliAMS. very low.
White MAkSElLLE> at 80. .i9 and % cents
Black ALfAtAs. for suits. nj J5l. 49, 80 ami
60 etc. great bargains. > Black all wool De
LAME. l.upins Fabric at ~ and az! cents
CALlCOES a. ~. ;. 10 aud ~ cis. The best
yard wide NJ slim IN 'hc city for l2l. Mens
and Boys EAR at -. ~. 81, ~. 81 =, cent,
and ~. very cheap. at the
cll EAR NER.
Gay aud Exeter Streets. Baltimore
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Cheapest Dry Goods store
IN THE CITY,

CORNER NJ GAY EXETER STREETS.
NOTwlTuSTANDiNG the confessed tag.
IN hati"n 81 business ia general. the Irblic
crowd daily. in great numbers tn
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WHEELER and WILSON'S
asEtlgts6
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
nNER sGh Onn SOID,

Ar" adapted IN all kinds of Family Sewing,
Array Clothing. and Ia the use Of seamstresses
Dress Makers. Tailors. Manufacturers Of Shirts,
C"lisrs. skirts. Cl"ats. Maniillas. Clothing.
Hats. caps, corsets. Ladies' Boots aud Shoes.
Linen and Cotton g,oIs with silk, cotton, or
iir"n thread. They will seam. quilt. gather
hs'n. tell. cord. braid. aud perform every spe.
"."s Of sewing. making beautiful aud perfect
s'i'rh. alike on both fi,lcs 81 the article sewed
". MERRELL. AsESr.
ga ". Baltimore 81. baltimore.
Nov. 20, lssT.-ly.
A LFRED T. JONES.
MiNUFiGTVRIR oF
Masonic.
]. -. O. r.,
Red Mems,
AND ALI OTHER SOCIETIES
REGALII. JEWELS. WORKING
TOOLS. sc.
Ia NJ . RITZ $ Il n L Z 7.
~ ST4tRSl BALTIMORE. mn.
nS-Psr,ieulhr atirniiut paid 10 Hammer. aud
flaga. Aug. -. IsGs.-Iy
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MORO PHILLIPS,

sole Proprietor aud Manuiar,urcr
March !. -ym.
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WINES
WHISTLES

ND "iN whir! ! nilcr a. Hotel Keeper.
Ri 10, o. 80 ioir. - J.,,rts. and ask "a cali
THOMAS ". GREEN.
~ ~ B,lii;n"rc ST.. near Holiday.
MaA it.a~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-17
CATTLE MuRRAIN AT ToLoNo. ILL.

Twelve thousand head OF Texas steers nave
been delivered from the OF the Illinois Central Rail-
road COMPANY at Toono since the LIST OF May last
The murran showed itself about the 2Oth OF july ana
since that time and 10 the LIST OF August go cows val
ned at S 800 died in TOlonO Since August LIST the dis
has spread the township and IT'S victims are De
neved to be not less than 400, communicated from thae
The disease takes the form of low fever and the ami
OF recovery The first symptom is lessening OF
the quantity Of milk and In "a or SO hours the secretion
ceases, or gives place bloody and The
animal gaunts, refuses food drags It's hind legs and
tons common to all the attacked. Aside from these
there permanent pathological symptoms In some
ntestiones in many the bowels are eosve and IN Few
cases blood passes and in about bloody urine
accompanied with bloody milk go far no proof Is before
the public that any single Texas steer has died with
the disease aud there are many who cannot be made
10 believe that the murTain owes its origin TO the
presence Of Texas cattle IN the cOuntry-and their
opinion is based on the following facts ToonO is
n small railroad junction town OF coo 700 inhabit-
ants situated IN open prairie, which everybody but
a Tolonoan would pronounce low wet, and level There
Is no body OF timber within miles, and perennial
stream within less distance. There are numerous ponds
within the city limits and from these the town cattle
drink During the excessive heats in July from 1000 70
1000 head OF Texas cattle per week were DISCHARGED from
the cars waered at these ponds gled with the native
cows and were herded on the open prairie about the
town until sale made-sOmetmes for weeks These
nond are collections OF surface water are not extensive
In area nor deep and the water In them hot at
times 20 be PAINFUL 20 the naked feet Here the native
and Texas cattle gathered, stood tramped drank, and
made their contributions, all during the terrible days
when the mercury stood at lO IN the shade and 1862 IN
the sun Such the heat and such the torture native
cattle suffered that the very uncommon spectacle was 10
be seen OF cattle throwing themselves down and rolling
I'm the mud like hogs mules.
But m the town of ToOno lives Mr. Lawrence very
paInstakng, Woodworking man. His cows are fenced
within his lot and have been watered from well three
times a day Ills divided from the open prai-
RE and the Texas and native cattle by board
fence only yet he has neither lost an animal have
they been any way affected. Moreover, old residents
remember that cattle murrain is not an uncommon
thing especially in hot Summers like the present They
point the fact that during the Summer Of 1854 there's
that l4year business again, the reader murran
prevailed on the Okaw aud Embarras rivers. in tins
neighborhOOd 10 kill nearly every mich COW
I'm the country and that during that Summer beef milk,
butter and cheese were in these regions wholly abau
dOued s food. b. f. g., In Country Gentleman,