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Rorriaed.

a number of ladies' on a steamboat
on the Mississippi were horri!ed on
having an or rSSinary-looking man among
the passengers pointed out to them Il!
one, :. who had buried seventeen wives.
lie was a grave-digger, but that didn't
occur to the mortified ladies.
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Why is O crow O ave bird! Rec.u'e he
never ST ows tie whit, feather.
Advice to Consumptives.

AdVICc IN UOnSuNptIECSs
On the appearance of the first symptoms
as general debility, loss of appetite, pallor,
chilly sensations, followed by night sweats
and cough-prompt measures. for relief
sh ,uld be taken. Consumption is scrofulous
dIsea,e of the lungs-therefore use the great
anti.scrofula or blood purifier and strength
restorer-Dr. ierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery." SUPERIOR to cod liver oil as nu,
weak lungs, splitting of blood, and kindred
affections, it has no equal. Sold by druggists
tLe wo:ld over. For DR.. Pierce's pamphlet
on consumption send two stamps to Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, NY
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A Bruise.

a recent bruise in a horse or other
animal may be cured principally by
fermentation, but very severe injury
may involve Observation-Disclosures,
and require poulticing, laxative foo
and laxative treatment. If bruise
be followed by abscess, an | the Lis.
charge of fetid. Gark-colored, purulent
matter, the strength Of the animal
should be supporte by generoui feel.
ing and the administration OF tonic
remedies. Such stimulating topical
applications as camphoratel sp 'rit MAY
be of eminent service. If Druise be
followed by a hard, callous swelling
an embrocation composed of half an
ounce of camphor. one ounce Of oil OF
turpentine, and one and a half ounces
of soap liniment, should be rubbe
well into the part twice day; and if
the swelling still continues blister
must be applied. If abscess forms,
proper vent should he male at the
most dependent part for the scape OF
the matter; but an abscess should not
be cut into before it has fully ma
tured, which may be known by pit
ting or soft place at some part of the
surface Of the swelling. When the
matter has been let out and the wound
properly clean. ed with warm water,
daily applications IF tincture aloes or
tincture of myrrh generally prove sus1i'
tient. Farmer.
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EVEN dynnm te is n'ul.Cr,t, q.

CATARHH.-Messrs. Hood & Co., of Lowell
believe that the best way to treat catarrh
and the only way 10 get permanent relief, ii
through the blood. A constitutional disenst
REQUIRES n constitutional remedy. Hoods
Sareaparilln is blood purifier and constitu::
tional medicine that crn be rolled upon, ano
has cured nnmerons- cases of catarTh. Mt
think this claim a reasonable one, and gladly
piye il room in our columns.
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Blies NELLIE MAINE. Rockville. Conn.,. was troubled
for two years with terrible scroua scrss on her neck
One was as large as her hand. She got discouraged
when friend advised Hoods arsaparlls. Sho bouEh
bottle, rnI arothCr. md third. After taking thes
tho sores healed and ull signs of them have disappeared
She has not been troubled since.
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A startling fac. Heart disea.e is only in
feror in fatality to consumption; do not
suffer f. ON it but use DR.. GraIes' Hear:
Peguato-. It has cured thousands, why not
YOU Z? 81 at druggists.
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NExsMAS's PEpToN1zED BEEF TONIC, the only
preparation of beef containing its entire nutra-
iions properties. 1t contains blood.making,
force generating and dlife-sustaining properties;
invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
prostration, and all forms of general debility;
also, in all enfeeblrd conditions, whether the
result of exhaustion, nervous prostration, over
work or acute disease, particularly if resulting
from pulmonary complaints. swell, Hazard
Co., propricIors, New York. Sold by druggists.
I.YoN's Patent Metallic Heel Stilfeners
fcep new boots and shoes from running over.
Sold by shoe and hardware dealers.
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The number of meteors which fall
to the earth is very great. and to those
unacquainted with the figures will ap-
pear astounding. The number which
may be seen upon an ordinary even
ing, when shooting stars are not nu-
merous, will vary from thres to ten
per hour. But a singla observer sees
only portion of the heavens, and it
has been estimated that complete
circuit of the heavens visible from any
point would exhibit an average Of
thirty meteors an hour. For twenty
four hours we should have 72O. But
the porLicn of the earth's atmosphere
intercepted by the horizon Of any place
is not large, so that the number of me
teors which might lie seen over the
whole earth would be more than
10000 ines the number visible at a
given point of its surface. Calling this
mum er 10000, and multiplying by
72U, the numucr visible from one STA
ton in twenty-four hours, we get
100000 as the total number falling
to the earth in one day. But this esti-
mate only covers those which are Wis
ible to the naked eye. 1t is estimated
from the observations Of Pope and
Winnecke that the telescope used by
the latt. r showed iifty-three times as
many mcteors as aIe visible to the
naked eye. Multiplying by fifty-three,
we get upward Of 4O0,OO0,00O meteors
as the number which the earth en-
counters every twenty -four hours.
Great us this number is, it must be re-
mtmberc that an increase Of optical
power would render it still greater,
and that the real number of meteors
entering our atmosphere remains un-
calcu atel anil perhaps incalculable.
notwithstanding their number, it will
be understood by the reasoning above
that one who looks for them cannot
expect to see very many within a given
time even whin the earth is passing
through Il mcteoric stream.--Boston
H,raW.
DR.. Sites. Prooklyn, N. Y, was cured b.
rr. Elmo.e's Rheu natine- Goutlline Of very
pbnt,,o!1 md E:1pav or
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NHif NV Cnse ExncflY.V

Please allow me to speak in the highest
terms of Hunts Remedy, for it hit my case
exactly. I had kidney and urinary trouble
pretty bad; was recommended ,du.aa hunts
| felt decided change at the first dose. ]
took two bottles, and have felt like n new
man ever since. Please receive the sincere
thanks of myself for the benefits which ]
sought vainly for and found only in Hunts
Remedy. / will cheerfully give this same
opinion of Hunts Remedy to any one who
wishes it, by addressing
ROBBERY .. ARCHER,
81 Linnard Street, Philadelphia
March a. 1885,
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WooDpERRY, Md.-Rev. ". ]. johnson
saws: 81 have used Browns Iro1 Bitters in
my family, and they have proven splendid
health inyigorator."
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Thousands, yes, millions, of bottles Of Car.
ooline have been sold, and the sale still goes
IN. If there were no merit in this great nat.
lral hair renewer do you suppose that the
people would still buy, Us they continue to do
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Is the Best Salve for Cuts. Bruises. Ulcers. Salt
Rhcum, letter Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corils
md all kinds Of Skin Eruptlons. Frcckles and Pim
2cs Get Hcnry's Carbolic Salve. as all others arc
.o,lutericits. Price IS cts.
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Whether inherited or developed by circumstances
misfortune neglect II not suppressed, progresses b.
rgradua unobservei and painless process. The glands
enlarge the skin breaks out in sores and ulcers, TIT
flesh WASTES. and the bones decay. The best rcmc !!
for these serious evils is PROFESSIONALLY Hoods Sarst
pura 1t purites the blood tho wasted form
drives away that tirol feeling which nyas complain
o. and infuses energy aud spirit into every fibre.
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Decline Of Man.
Imro!ency of mind, limb or vital function;
nervous weakness, sexual debility, ETC., cured
by WoRLD's D1spENsARY MEDICAL Assoc1A-
TON, Buffalo. N. Z. Address with two stamps
for pamph ct.
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Resipcs.


CORN OYsTERs.-Mix well together
one quart grated corn, two teacups
sweet milk, one teacup flour, one tea
spoon butter, two eggs well beaten;
season with pepper and salt, and fry
in butter like griddle cakes.
MASHED PorAToEs.-Peal one dozcn
large potatoes and when they are cool
drain dry, put in little salt, pepper
and butter add little butter while
beating. Beat briskly with fork for
FIVE minutes until light and creamy,
and serve Immediately.
LEMON PICKLE.--Put in jar one
teacup Of common salt, pour over it
one pint of boiling water and put the
lemons into this; cover it over with a
plate and leave it for five days. Drain
off the old salt and water and add
fresh, and at the end of ten days let
the lemons drain again. Then pour
over them as much hot vinegar as will
cover them, with plenty of cayenne
pepper and ginger and a little shalot.
Tie down the pots and look to them
occasionally, as the vinegar wastes.
RHUBARB JANA correspondent
of the New York Tribune says: Cut
into pieces about an inch long; use a
sharp knife in cutting and leave the
skin on. Put a pound of sugar to
every pound Of fruit and leave till
morning, pour the syrup from it and
boil till it thickens then add the rhu-
barb and boil gently. Put up as you
do jelly in tumblers it will keep well.
1 have read that rhubarb can be used
with more expensive fruits in making
marmalades without its presence being
detected.
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quality Of the various grasses. Timothy,
for instance, cures more readily than
herds grass, while the common grasses
require still longer time than the
herds grass. Timothy viii dry sufh-
{ciently in one day if the weather be
propitious. During the early part of
the season two days ara usually re-
auired for properly curing heavy
grass. Later, when the grass j. nearly
ripe, it can be cured in one day.
Glover contains more water than
ether grasses, consequently it requires
a longer time to cure it properly. Cur
ing is better accomplished in the C, ok
than in the sun, for the succulent
leaves and t,nder blossoms of clover,
if exposed to the scorching heat, are
quickly Drowned and lose Their sweet
ness. Previous to storing in the barn,
the cock ought to be turned over and
exposed long enough to dry the hay
which lies close to the ground.
Clover, as it lies s altered by the
mower, will be injured # the daw falls
upon it. Clover hay W Il not shed
rain, and hence when stacked out in
the fields shorll be protected either
with patent covers, that hing or a
thick empowering of wheat straw.
Great cure should &c exercised in
properly forming the cocks, in view OF
wet weather, whea meadow hay is to
remain in the cocks for an indefinite
time. First of all, do not make the
cocks too large, and let them be as
sharp at the top as possible, with the
sides nearly perpendicular, and finally
provide them with cl>th caps.
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"Solid comfort can be realized by those
suffering from all forms OF Scrotula, if they
will take Hoods Sarsaparilla and be cured.
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GQStrlnc. .
GAsTR1NE should be taken before or after
meals to insure perfect assimilation OF food.
r iAsrp1Sr ia in liuuid form. Sold by druggists.
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Cool proceediag-An ice man eloping witt

DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" is
everywhere acknowledged to be the standard
remedy for female complaints and weak
nesses. 1t is sold by druggists.
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BuoKHANNoN, W. Va.-Drs. Newton Blair
report that Browns Iron Bitters are giving
general satisfaction.
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Save trouble and expense in washing, ant
always have nice fitting collars and cuffs, BY
Searing Chrolithion.
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GQStr1nc.

"Buchu-Pniba."
The Quick, complete cure, annoying Kidney,
Bladder, Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
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There are about thirty. thousand
Christian Indians in the United States,
one.hah Of whom are Baptists.
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"Rougii on Rut5.n
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs,
ants, ,skunks, ,chipmunks, gophers. 15c. D'g'sts
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Hostett,r's Stomach
Silver Ore stove Polish, &c. Silt Boxes.

- nsrIgn1rc/ r. G. Is the quicae!t, p!easantesss.
IGSI,t. surrst and best remedy Tor kidney,
%SUS\/\N/ liver, st mach, bla.-Sc ay9 blood
>Y/hN/ diseases, ard only r,al 1u atro evel
<SS/S> discovered for acute and chronic
.NSI\IkS rheuuati' m, gout. lumbsgn. sciat
SS.s.saEE ica. perr4lgi,, etc. Has cu o hope:
less cases Brig TN disease and dyspepsia In week all
forms OF rheumatic disorders TO Il wneksreevct
day., Can rnfar 70 hudr, OF Io.is
le people cured yTho had te IN u,sr.
Purely botanic harmless and nice to irins Ask yo:I
crgC st TO get it: II ho declines send to for itt1f
notb!nx sse Elmnrc Adams Co.. G5 William st. N.
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No matter what your ailment is Brown s
iron Bitters will surely benefit you.
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SCROFULA

Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Infallible, ,tasteless, harmless, ,cathartic;fever-
khness, ,restlessness, worms, constipation. 25c.
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Decline Of 1Inn.

DETROIT 70 bids by ordinn- cs the use of
Telm VII, stiles
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The Army of the Cumberland statue ol
G: e will cost SO 000.
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go Sores s Ycurs

When began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla had d
scrofulos sores en- my leg and oil right foot.
have taken three bctles and on tho fourth. have
but two left and those getting along first rate
have had these sores for tho last eight
W. BARTLETT. Providence. r. l.
Hoods Snrsapnrilln
Sill ty Druggists. 81; six for s.. Prepared only by
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WHAT ship does a literary rirat, invad,
Authorship.
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WHATis tlfevo.stkind of fare soldiers c:
i've on ? Warfare.
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m-FoR SILK, WOOL, OR COTTON. al
DRESSES, GOATS, ScARFS, Hoo5S,
YARN, STOCKINGS, CARPET HAcS,
RIBBONS, FEATHERS, or any asbrao o.
fancy article et1i1y end perfectly colercd 70 a13
nhado. Black, Brown, Green, Blue, scariet,
Cardinal Red, Navy Blue, Seal Brown, olive
Green, Terra Gotta and 20 other beat colors.
Warranted Fast and Durable. Each package will
color ono to Sourlbs. Of goods. Eyouhavo noVe-
used Dyes try tlleao cnce. You VIII DO denghted.
Sold by druggists, CT sond Us 10 ccnts and any
color wanted sentpost-pa.d. ID colored samples
and sot OF fancy cards sent Sor Sc. stamp.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 CO., Burlington, Vt
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A servant girl FELL on a bracket,

a SerVaHC BlTI IeII VII d DIdChet,
Her skull she did nearly crack it,
St. Jacobs Oil applying
Saved her from dying
It proved to he ".just the racket
A steamboat captain from Goshen,
Was hurt by boiler explosion;
On the pains in his hip
st. Jacobs Oil got the grip,
He calls it the all-healing lotion.
~.1-,.I,> ~, 1,o, OEA ,,.p l. r
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NE-E7 condde Sc ret to your relatives
| Glo I'd will tel
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The Pennsylvania railroad Owls
snass than S55 locomotives,
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LIGHT employment-Building castles II

Five years ago my life wa7 a dread all
the time from heart disease; s;nce us:rg DR..
Graves Heart Regulator tie English Ian
.uage wo1ld fail me in telirr the good
received. Nate Musgroye, Coloma, Ind.
For sale ut druppists.
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RaRsI. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
How TO Control a Flock.

= arT
Take a eve lamb to the house and
make a pet Of is. Use nothing but
kindness, and give it q name, teaching
1t to come at the call. Whenever, the
lamb obeys give it something as a re-
ward, such as a grain of corn, piece of
bread or anything that Is acceptable,
but never give it a blow. When the
lamb is grown place it in the flock, and
you will need only to call that one
sheep, when all the others will follow.
AS sheep follow their leader, the tram
ing of one is the training of all. and it
is a saving of time and labor to do so.
Food for Pastures.
An English paper, in commenting
upon the subject, remarks that the
Cheshire dairy farmer, by free use of
bone manure laid on grass lands,
makes his farm which at tne time, be-
fore the application of bone manure,
fed only twenty heal of COWS, now
feed forty. In Cheshire two-thirds or
more. generally three-fourths, of a
dairy farm, are kept in perfect pasture,
the remainder in tillage. Its dairy
farmers are commonly bound to lay
the whole of their manure not on the
arabic, but on the grass land, purchas-
ing what may be necessary for the
arabic. The chief improvement be-
side drainage consists in the applica-
tion of bone manure. In the milk of
each cow, in it's manure, in the bones
of ca h calf reared and sold off farm
parts with as much earthly phosphates
of lime as is contained in half a hun
dred weight of bone:dust. Hence the
advantage of returning this mineral
manure by boning grass lands. The
quantity Of bones now commonly
given in Cheshire to an imperial acre
of grass land is 1,290-to 1900 weight.
This dressing on pasture land will last
seven or eight years, and on moved
about half that period.
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DR.. Sites. Prooklyn. N. Y, was cured b.
rr. Elmo.e's REeu natine- -Goutiline Of very
S s,vere Rhe lrral m and kidney disease OF
e o i'll years. standing, after trying every
IN ur else without bepeft.
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Sill ty Druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared only b.
G.. /. HOOD CO.. Apothccaries. Lowell. Moss.
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Leadville, Col, has $3.50 wo KIN
miners,
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The suicidal recklessness with which
Captain Webb threw away his life re-
calls the words of Shakespeare:
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FACED HER FATHER.
Likewise Her Brother and In
Six-Shooters.
Mr. Turk in a Rather Embarrassing
Position "A Marriage -Retribution at
Last-Herb, Slade Exercises Him
self by Pummeling Brother Pugi-
list

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s-William Turk
and Amelia NJ Salmon, eighteen years old,
were married last February. She is the
daughter OF simon salmon Mr.. Turks
story Is that in January last Mr., salmon
ssken him to call at his place OF business,
and when he did call Mr. Salmon locked
the door Mr.. salmon charged Mr.. Turk
with having betrayed his daughter. Mr..
Turk denied the accusation, whercupon
Mr.. salmon asserted that his daughter had
admitted everything to him and his son
jumped up, and,
POINTING A PISTOL AT MR., TURK,
declared thaS II he had caught him
at the house the night previous he would
never have left it alive. The girls faith.
or declared that Mr.. Turk would have
to marry her if he had to swing for it. He
insisted that the cerrmony should be per.
formed in two weeks. Mr.. Turk agreed 10
call next sunday and make arrangements.
Upon his giving that promise the door was
unlocked aud was given his liberty. Mr.
Turk did not call the following sunday, but
meeting Mr.. Salmon one day, the latter
said that the wedding was fixed for Febru-
airy a., and he declared thai IL Turk did not
20 through the ceremony he would be fixed.
TURK SAW MISS SALMON
one day aud told her what had occurred,
and she declared that her father and
brother hal purchased new pistols so as to
be prepared, He asserted that Miss SAL
mon said her mother would blow out his
brains il he did not come to terms. Seeing
that he was compelled to marry he went TO
Judge Gedney's Office, and there the cere.
mony was performed. Yesterday Judge
Donohue granted decree annulliug the
marriage.
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NEW YORK, Sept. lS,-Herbert A. Sado
nat bsre.knuckle fight yesterday with
Nal. Lowell, alias "Joe Nixey," the cele-
hrated English light weight pugilist, re-
Gently imported by Jem Mace. "Nixey,v
thoush naturally quiet, is good -humored
ana enjoys joke. Slsde does not. An
eyewitness to the ARRAY says that after
breakfast Yesterday the men went to the
Ironl OF the house to enjoy smoke, and
"hlle there bantered each other good
auredIy until Siade remarked that he had
not eaten lightweight fighter
IN week "NixeyD retorted
war MY that II SIade had ever ate "A fighter
Of any weight or even whipped one
he would have more game in him. The
Maori thrust out his left arm and struck
'Nlxey' nearest the spot where he had
lodged his breakfast.
'Iou big stiff, " said "Nixey, " angrily,
Jumping up, ''l'll take round out OF
YOU ~
without the usual preliminary OF shaking
bands the men got to work. Slade, with
MS longer reach, quickly struck out, but
was evidently surprised when "NixeyO
''''h II" sNi III Lne
stomach that doubled him up, and followed
II with an undercut on the nose and an-
other on ;he ear, Slsde is said to have for.
gotten the science taught him by Jcm
Mace, and to have rushed wildly at his little
opponent, He succeeded IN hitting
"NSoy' on the eye, and then rushed on
him and Knocked him down Just as they
had drawn mp for the battle Mace rushe d
forward and proclaimed an armstice.
Slade Is to form one OF the central figures
in the John l.. sullivan combnati$A, which
will make tour OF the United 0emes and
visit the principal cities OF England and
France. He will get 81 900 for four months,
aud expenses. Mitchell and Sheriff alias
the PrusSlan, yesterday signed articles for
a private meeting with soft gloves, six
round. for 81 900 side.
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sieamer and Passengers Safe.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. lS.--The steam.
er Saginaw proves to be safe, with all her
passengers, at Detroit. The Saginaw was
laid Up for the season on Saturday, aud
her passengers transferred to the Cewee.
nav, which put into Pigeon Cove during
the storm, and lay there Until this morning,
when, the weather abating, she set sail
for Cleveland and is hourly expected.
About dozen passengers landed at Pigeon
Cove and took conveyance to the nearest
raj way station yesterday, and returned
home by railway by way OF Detroit and
Toledo, arriving early this morning. Capt.
stephens, Of the steam barge Oakland,
which iouudered of Conneaut Yesterday
in gale, telegraphed from Fairport this
morning, that he and the three others
supposed to be lost had made their escape
10 the shore and were saved.